i live in berkeley california. i live in san francisco and it's all part of the world i love and i'm a very sensitive person still even though i'm certainly more moderate than i was when i was part of the radical left, still really heartbroken and sensitive to the humanitarian crisis on our street which is both a particular challenge on the progressive west coast but most of you may know we had 96,000 people die of drug overdoses and drug poisoning last year. we're in the middle of two drug epidemics, the most famous is the opioid crisis which starts with the over prescription and becomes an heroin epidemic and now we're in fentanyl which is incredibly deadly. half of our overdoses came from fentanyl but where in a terrible mess epidemic. there's a terrific book coming out early next month by sam king dreamland which is a book about the opioid crisis and the book is about the mess crisis so i'm excited to be here. i've also been influenced by another scholar at aei todd winship and particularly by the work that he'

reporter: while much of the world is focused on rising sea levels due to climate change, we found uc berkeley team of environmental scientists who have been studying rising water in the ground beneath our feet. >> what we think of is a dry cross land, it's not so dry anymore. >> it's coming up through the grounds so we can't see it but we need to be checking what's going on under the hood. >> reporter: dr. hill and her team studied data from wells that the state uses to monitor water quality. they match those numbers to ground elevations at each well. the team mapped the entire bay area, red highlights where ground water isless than 40 inches below the surface. black shows where the water is at the surface. >> underground water with an underground contaminant on it getting into pipes and coming into buildings that could be happening during the wet seasons now. not 2050 or 2100. >> it's a risk now. >> yes. >> people can be exposed to this in a way that impacts their health and causes a miscarriage or cancer case. >> it's underground and it's affecting the water under us. >> reporter: karen pag

also in this camera shot our camera on top of the berkeley hills here, just some high clouds. but other than that, a gorgeous evening around the bay area. and yes, it was a gorgeous day today. gone into the 70's in some spots around the bay area right now. temperatures mostly in the 50's and 60's. so not a bad start to your evening. so far. 60 degrees in hayward, 60 in downtown oakland. 64 in san francisco. the already getting into the mid 50's for petaluma and nevado high pressure is really dominating the bay area we've been seeing it for the last couple of days. that's why we're seeing little bit of a warming trend and dry. no rain in the so far. unfortunately, though, we do need it. try to take advantage of these afternoon. being so warm and unlike normal for this time of year again tomorrow we're temperatures back into the 60's and 70's. i will have all those details coming up in just a bit. in my full forecast. jonathan, back to you. rebecca, thank you so much. more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. >> including new concerns over the latest covid-19 varia

berkeley's school of business. andrew is not necessarily one to promote him, but we've made astonishing progress over the last three years in terms of each of the three pillars of our esg program. in terms of active ownership, we had no engagement with companies four years ago. today, in this past year, we participated and led a number of engagements through the climate action 100 with the likes of kyle phillips and our gm. we significantly expanded our gender racial ethnic and lgbtq plus diversity efforts joining with 17 companies. in terms of esg investment minute, all investment recommendations across all asset classes now include detailed esg due diligence processes complies of questionaires. and we've developed esg score cards for each asset class and every one of our large relationships. we've participated in a variety of advisory groups including those with p.r.i. series. we've worked with the likes of msdi and the development of new toolses around private equity. spurs has become a leader in the esg movemen

we have one location in berkeley and a cafe in denver. we just opened a store. >> i came out do my parents. they just did not accept me for who i am. when i first publicly shared that part of me, so many people came up to me and said i'm in the same boat. i'm glad you have created this bakery and this space so people know we're enough. so many asian gay kids and just gay kids in general that still are in a position that they're not accepted by their families. >> third culture bakery was started by two men who fall in love and whether you come in for that or just for a muffin, you're leaving with a piece of our love story. >>> thanks for joining me. breaking news, officials in germany have identified two cases of an alarming new covid var variant. it follows a similar announcement from the uk a few hours ago. the british prime minister held an emergency press conference where he gave this sobering warning. >> it does appear that omicron spreads very rapidly and can be spread between people who are double

tri valley also around 70 74 walnut creek 68 for berkeley. but les, 6867 fairfield 68 for napa and 72 santa rosa keep it coming and we will for the 7 day forecast lower 70's all week long. our lows pretty much in the 40's, although possibly some upper 30's is a possibility. there and looks like hanukkah gets here tomorrow. that's and >> well, fashion and technology has been an irresistible combination ever since we saw cher horowitz's closet in the movie clueless. we've come a long way since then, of course. and today we're talking about an nft runway a digital fashion show and auction that set for next week in the metaverse. here to help us understand how this all works. call. she's a forbes. next 1000 honoree, the ceo and co-founder of a company called ozone. it's a 3 d fashion tech startup, thank you so much for joining me this morning. just in the last hour we were talking about the fact that nft is the collins dictionary. word of the year. so you're right there on the forefront with all of this from us. for those who don't know what is a

. >>> a berkeley man known as a maverick grant maker and the fastest philanthropist around. sharon chin introduces us to the jefferson award winner. >> each family at the st. francis center, she serves a few thousand low income folks per month with food, housing, and youth programs. when they needed a laundry and shower room, she turned to bill summervill. >> bill gets it. >> reporter: he founded a foundation, it receives donations mostly from private individuals and invests between 10-$15 million per year in grants. it is speedy, and streamlined. >> that is the essence of good philanthropy. trusting the people you to with to do good things. >> reporter: for three decades he has given bay area teachers up to $500 for supplies. >> they used to just fax us a sheet of paper and we would give them a grant within 48 hours. >> reporter: larry purcell has known bill for 40 years? >> bill is the only funder i have met who swims among the people in the community. our food truck, the first of four in a row that he supplied eventually became the first food bank of san mateo county. >>

red flag warning into southern california the past few days. 46 berkeley. along the coast, it is in the low 50's. it could get a lot colder with some upper elevation wind. the atmosphere to be mixed allowing for temperatures to stay up this money. for the afternoon come it is providing moderate air quality today, tomorrow, monday. this ridge of high pressure is our dominant weather feature. allow for a lid on the atmosphere. as we get into the afternoon today, we are going to see slightly milder conditions. a little cooler by tuesday. sunny today and tomorrow. the dry pattern looks to hold into early december. there were signs of some rain. the closer we get, the further out that has become. let's concentrate on the weekend. we have high clouds visiting us today. it is blue sky and a mostly sunny day today into your sunday. a little bit of fog early on. once again, it is a sunny afternoon. temperatures well above average. 71 today in san jose. 70 santa clara. santa cruz and the low 70's. peninsula even milder with 71. redwood city low 70's. 69 san bruno. on

stops are banned in other jurisdictions such as berkeley, los angeles, philadelphia and virginia. if you are serious about transforming the relationship with police we have to take on americans most common interaction with law enforcement pretext stops. we would like to work with you. together we can stop in san francisco and address the disparity in traffic enforcement that can lead to people of color losing that are lives. thank you. >> good evening, you have two minutes. >> hello, this is jennifer wagner, league of women voters. we sent an e-mail requesting to speak with commissioner yee and burn. we have not heard back. we have receive no response. i am calling to ask you to please check your e-mail. i have given you my contact information. we would like to speak with you. we are one of the members of the coalition to end bias stops and strong supporters of their efforts. thank you. >> thank you, caller. >> may we make it clear speaking for myself and another believe commissioner yee we have indicated we would like to meet with the league of women voters. in late november or e

berkeley a lot of the same industries suffered so mightily. during 2020 are very, very likely to be hit again. on friday, investors sold off travel industry stocks at the u. s and european countries declared travel bans american delta and united airlines each falling more than 10. cruise lines, including royal caribbean carnival in norwegian cruises all dropped around 10% as well, and oil companies saw market losses on fears that demand could drop for fuel. still, financial advisors say overall the markets are up over last year, and investors should not panic if you look at the s and p up about 22% and the nasdaq up over 20, this is after the close of the market today. we're still having a good year, and a lot of people have said the market was kind of looking for an excuse to pull back just a little bit. investors do worry the labor shortage might worsen if workers decide to leave the workforce. there's also concern that demand for us exports could drop we do sell. you know trillions of dollars of things every year. to the rest of the world.

pro bono exercise which means learning institutions like the cca or the architecture school of cal berkeley or perhaps even an aia sponsor group who would really compete for creating some of these prototypes and creating really an encroachment that these types of units are innovative and possible. as was pointed out and i do have to say it does southern california lecture we were pointing out san francisco is a little bit more difficult. there's the 25 foot with, typical for a residential lot and it makes it a little bit harderto do this . i still would like to use creative momentum on this legislation to also ask for some typical answers that can be immediately shown to encourage and propel this particular piece of legislation and get started with vigor and again, i'm in full support and don't know if there's anybody else who wants tomake a comment . >> president: commissioner diamond. >> i had one additional question for staff and i will try a motion. a sixth unit onthe corner, does that trigger the state density ? >> that's a great question, thank you commissioner. the exemption is a exe

berkeley a lot of the same industries suffered so mightily. during 2020 are very, very likely to be hit again. on friday, investors sold off travel industry stocks as the u. s and european countries declared travel bans american delta and united airlines each falling more than 10. cruise lines, including royal caribbean carnival and norwegian cruises. all dropped around 10% as well, and oil companies saw market losses on fears that demand could drop for fuel. if the omicron mutation proves deadlier , still, financial advisors say overall the markets are up over last year, and investors should not panic if you look at the s and p up about 22% and then nasdaq up over 20% this is after the close of the market today, we're still having a good year, and a lot of people have said the market was kind of looking for an excuse to pull back just a little bit. investors do worry the labor shortage might worsen if workers decide to leave the workforce. there's also concern that demand for us exports could drop we do sell. you know trillions of dollars of

a berkeley man who was also transported to highland hospital for treatment. that man was hit by bullet shrapnel. according to police, he has since been released from the hospital. our reporter was not physically injured. >> take a look at this. the aftermath of powerful santa ana winds in los angeles. the winds toppled trees and brought down power lines leaving many residents in the dark southern california edison shut off power to thousands of customers yesterday as a precaution. the gusty winds and the dry conditions made for high fire danger there. they didn't get the rain we did in october. the good news is no fires were reported in all power has since been restored. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about these conditions. yeah. we call the diablo winds, the offshore flow. they called the santa ana's there they come racing over the mount off there. >> santa monica mountain range and making the very blustery gusting over 50 miles an hour. backed off tonight. you're still seeing a little bit of an offshore wind. you see some areas. they're n

a berkeley man who was also transported to highland hospital for treatment. that man was hit by a bullet shrapnel. according to police. he has since been released from the hospital. our reporter was not physically injured. 2 people are hospitalized with major injuries after their car slammed into a tree in palo alto. >> police say the vehicle was leaving an illegal sideshow that involved at least 4 vehicles. the activity is reported overnight at the east end of embarcadero road near the palo alto baylands nature preserve officers say when the police activated their emergency lights a red camaro sped off before crashing into a tree. both the driver and his passenger were seriously injured. police say neither was wearing a seatbelt. also their dog that was in the vehicle sustained major injuries and had to be put down the investigation is ongoing. >> go-fund me has closed a fundraising page for the man charged with killing 6 people at a christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin. darrell brooks faces 5 counts of first degree intentional homicide after his suv sped

a berkeley man who was also taken to highland hospital for treatment. that man was apparently hit by bullet shrapnel. according to police, he has since been released from the hospital. our reporter was not physically injured. 2 people are hospitalized with major injuries after their car slammed into a tree in palo alto. police say the vehicle was trying to get away from an illegal sideshow that involved at least 4 other vehicles. the illegal activity was reported of road near the palo alto d h- baylands nature preserve officers say when police activated their emergency lights are red camaro sped away and then crashed into a tree. but the driver and his passenger were seriously injured. police say neither of them was wearing a seatbelt and their dog that was in the vehicle. also sustained major injuries and had to be put down. the investigation is still ongoing. >> happening now. the chp is out there in full force this weekend looking for dangerous drivers as we look at live for you with the san mateo bridge. a lot of traffic out there at this hour. agen

berkeley ischanging up things right now which is awesome . we go to berkeley for recognizing that and trying to be more equitable intheir approach to housing . we use these tactics for other types of individuals at the excuse of neighborhood character and environmental impact or even trying to return gentrification to housing production again. and then with this proposal we could actually achieve all that and also put those individuals that you know, they do actually call for diversityand things like that . we canactually do that with this proposal . that's pretty much it. >> caller: this is anastasia you novelist, a member of san franciscotenants union . it struck me as odd that supervisor mandelman is putting to and zoning reforms today when on november 1 he tweeted this planning department data. san francisco has far exceeded our determined goals for new market rate housing for 2015 through 2022 with over 18,000 units built and almost 56,000 in the pipeline. also he said we have only built 6000 new below-market rate units with 1300 in the

looking from the berkeley hills made a couple patches of fog developing you may have noticed too well, that haze developing the atmosphere high-pressure very strong. we get what's called an inversion that point, the atmosphere, the temperature actually goes up with height. the kind of acts like a cap on the atmosphere and hold all the pollutants down below. so we see in some of the building up with that strong ridge. we're likely to see more of that on the way high pressure sitting over head. it's just fluctuating a bit. you get these cold fronts that will drop over the top of it in a weakened slightly. and then rebuild right behind it. and that means, well, we've got a lot of dry weather ahead. unfortunately, it looks like as we head in toward december. here's a look at some of the winds they've been seeing some very gusty santa ana winds in southern california. red flag warnings are up there until 6 o'clock this evening. forecast for those winds even in the bay area becoming more offshore again overnight tonight and it's tomorrow morning. then by the afternoon, we'll pick up a littl

a berkeley man who was also taken to highland hospital for treatment. that man was apparently hit by bullet shrapnel. that's according to police. he has since been released from the hospital. our reporter was not physically injured. to the south bay. now vta employees held a virtual vigil to honor the 9 victims who were shot and killed just 6 months ago. >> organizers lit candles and sang together to remember each of the victims and demonstrates how they're light continues to shine and their families and their communities. there were 2 vigils today. the second one is likely wrapping up right now. time now for another live look outside. we've been looking to the west where there is a gorgeous sunset. now we're looking toward the east at the twilight over the bay bridge twilight's with the bridge lights out there chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> walking on over working off this thanksgiving day. i definitely. i have one of those be cold. yeah. what what a day even though we work in the air was a good time and good to see you guys. happy thanksgivin

. >> a small fire at the berkeley marina is now out. video shows you the smoke. fire broke out after 2:00 this afternoon on a boat that was docked at the marinea. crews for able to contain the fuel so there's no lingers threat. >> the world health organization has just announced there is a up in covid variant of concern. first identified in southern africa and the u.s. and other countries are racing to impose new travel restrictions. wall street suffered its worst trading day of the year. reporter: fears over a new variant of the coronavirus are triggering countries to impose new travel restrictions, sending the global stock market tumbling. [bell ringing] >> the world health organization is now designating a covid variant that was first identified in south african countries, calling it a variant of concern. scientists say it could be more transadmissible and marine immune to vaccines. >> in variant has a large number of mutation and is some of them have worrying characteristics. >> the u.s. government, along with country this is europe and air asia -- aisha anno

a berkeley man who was also taken to highland hospital for treatment. that man was hit by bullet trapnell. according to police and he has since been released from the hospital. a reporter was not physically injured. shifting things over now to talk about the weather. this is a live look at the gorgeous golden gate bridge and rebecca strom is here with a look at your weekend forecast. rebecca. >> hi, great shot of the golden gate. also traffic wise them some really lightly traveled here on the richmond center fell bridge as well as a lot of folks have the day off, but they're out and about maybe shopping. and it's beautiful weather to either get outside or if you are going to be shopping today. we're seeing temperatures a very warm compared to what we started with earlier in the week and also dry conditions. the rain in the forecast that we do need it. take advantage of the dry conditions and head outside over the next couple of days. futurecast for showing us high pressure is going to be keeping. the chilly temperatures away during the day as well as th

officers also found that there was another victim involved to berkeley man who apparently was hit by bullet shrapnel. so that person has been taken to highland hospital. they've been treated and they've also been released. so that's the latest with that person. our reporter was also not physically hurt. but again, our thoughts are with security guard. that's recovering and again, a $25,000 reward now for any information leading to the shooter involved. happening today. the vta will be hosting a virtual vigil to mark 6 months since 9 co-workers were killed there in the deadliest mass shooting in the bay area's history. it will start at 10:00am over zoom in again at 04:00pm there were will be music and a virtual candle lighting ceremony. everyone is welcome to join and we've shared the zoom link on our website kron 4 dot com if you'd like to participate. also happening right now the chp is out in full force at the moment this weekend looking for dangerous drivers. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the agency kicked off its holiday maximum enforcement period on wednesday

a viewing outside at your berkeley hills camp. just showing you how clear and sunny it is up above and cloud cover is definitely left a picture now. current temperatures are fairly mild 40's and 50's. they are on the move for gradually getting a little warmer. we started the morning in the 30's for the north bay and now we just have a couple of holdouts that's fairfield. inn say only likely not to be in the 30's during my luck next check with you. i'll be talking more about what to expect for this weekend after the holiday still ahead, john, thanks for that. alright traffic has been pretty light for us this friday morning. if you're heading from the east bay to the city a little under 2 minutes for your drive time. there. the san mateo bridge in across towards the peninsula little under 30 minutes as you're commuting the san mateo bridge is too little under 13 heading over there. richmond center fell traveling out of richmond. a little under 9 in the golden gate bridge. >> about 20 minutes from the north bay into the city. we'll h

walter is the distinguished professor of landscape architecture at the university of california, berkeley. he was formerly the chair of that department. among the many distinctions and awards that walter has received, he is the prize macarthur fellowship genius award, that's hard to get it all in, that he received in 2019. walter has been acclaimed for design work for the united states and abroad. for us here in charleston, walter was selected to design exhibits for the festival over the years. i also had the great pleasure of working with walter through the institute on city design. in the 21 1/2 years of working on the international african american museum, he came to discover the history and location. the founding director of the national museum of african american history is with our class last week, said that it was the most sacred site of african american history in the western hemisphere. he helped acquire that land for the museum. harry cobb, our most distinguished design architect, told me he always wanted to have a design project where the site was more important than the buildi

and you can see that right across your berkeley hills, cam mostly offshore wind fog. certainly not a thing, not nor is marine layer. crystal clear conditions into the afternoon and winds will be a factor at times, especially on hillsides. but really not terribly windy day yesterday was just the opposite for southern california. we had a day with santa ana winds for areas like los angeles and surrounding areas enough. so that power was shut off for many of our neighbors down south that low pressure that brought those santa ana winds is beginning to exit the region and now we're in the midst of a drier air mass. and that's just going to be a stagnant one with high pressure building back in and meaning temperatures this weekend are going to rise a little bit further under what is some clear skies daytime highs today will peak in the 60's under sunshine. a few more clouds tonight and then clearing right back out tomorrow with more so highs in the 70's for your saturday and your sunday. both of these days are going to be beautiful for travels for shopping. whatever you wan

also later found an additional victim in all of berkeley man who was hit by a bullet trapnell. he was taken to highland hospital for treatment. he has since been released and our reporter to was also on scene there, but not physically hurt. >> well happening today. the vta is going to be hosting a virtual vigil to mark 6 months since 9 co-workers were killed there in the deadliest mass shooting in the bay area's history. it's going to start at 10:00am over zoom. and then again at 4, there's going to be music. a virtual candle lighting ceremony. everyone is welcome to a 10. we have that link shared on our web site over at kron 4 dot com. and today chp is out in full force this weekend. they're looking for dangerous drivers. we're giving you a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there agency kicked off its holiday maximum enforcement period on wednesday. all available chp officers are going to be patrolling until sunday at midnight. it will be monitoring seat belt violations. speeding as well as distracted driving and signs of dui. >> well, the chp says the 2 ng day crashes h

officers later found an additional victim involved in this berkeley man who was also transported to highland hospital for treatment. that man was hit by a by bullet shrapnel. basically he has since been released from the hospital. now our reporter who was on the scene as well was not physically hurt. but again, our thoughts are with the guard that still recovering. and again, that reward for information leading to the person behind the shooting has now gone up to $25,000. >> well, happening today. the vta will be hosting a virtual vigil to mark 6 months since 9 co-workers were killed there in the deadliest mass shooting we've seen in the bay area's history. it's going to start at 10:00am over zoom. and then again at 04:00pm there's going to be virtual candle lighting ceremony. everyone is welcome to join. we've also shared that to link on our web site over at kron 4 dot com. >> and happening right now, chp is out in full force this weekend looking for dangerous drivers were taking a live look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza agency kicked off its holiday maximum enforcement period wedn

the city of berkeley will offer free access to two mental health apps for anyone who lives, works, and goes to school there. they can utilize the my strength and headspace apps without charge. my strength helps people with anxiety and depression. headspace helps people with meditation and mindfulness exercises. city officials says the pandemic has been a trying time and so by offering these apps for free, residents can focus on their mental well-being. kumasi: coming up the seven things to know this morning. kristen: the story behind this viral surprise, the couple caught on camera talking about the heartwarming moment. kumasi: taking a live look outside at 5:20. kumasi: 5:22 and if you are just joining us here are seven things to know. a new covid variant is worrying world health experts. the world health organization is eating to discuss the strain that could be more infectious and potentially elude vaccines. kristen: dow futures are down 800 points because of fears of the new variant. travel related stocks are being hit the hardest. kumasi: shoppers are up early looking for black fr

berkeley hills looks great. >> not a lot to be noted. we do have some cloud cover moving overhead that has resulted in a couple of sprinkles. i pull out across this region just really up north of sacramento up north chico but aside from that, this weak frontal boundary not doing anything for us again. so we do remain dry for yet another day. good for any sort of travels are shopping. you may be doing 40's to 50's for our current temperatures. san francisco at 54 oakland, 48 degrees alameda at 53. now looking ahead towards the afternoon. daytime highs will be in the 60's mild and sunny sounds pretty familiar. we've been there pretty much all week and we're going to stay that way. through the weekend. found thanks for that. right. so unfortunately we do have a fatality out there. this is. >> northbound want to one just south on street in san francisco. and so at one point all the lanes are blocked in the northbound side and they were diverting traffic off at cesar chavez. it looks like they were able to open up one lane. they're on the nor

a berkeley man was also transported in the highland hospital for treatment. that man was hit by bullet. sharp null. according to police or shrapnel rather, according to police kron 4 can confirm. he has since been released from the hospital. our reporter was not physically injured and a recent years. it has become a common practice for bay area television stations, including here at kron 4 to send our reporters and photographers out with private security guards while covering stories. coming up on the kron 4 morning news global health officials raising concerns over another new variant of covid where it's been detected and why experts say they are monitoring this closely. >> plus, hospitals are overwhelmed with covid patients in one state where the federal government has been called in to combat that surge will have those stories and more after we get back from break. all right. well, welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm reyna harvey and. >> we had a great thanksgiving here yesterday and today have even better friday into your weekend. maybe you

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[audio is garbled] so i think what we should be doing in the long-term is what the city of berkeley is doing and [inaudible] past legislation to [inaudible] long-term [inaudible] and i support this resolution now. thank you. >> thank you, robert, for your comments. next speaker, please. >> caller: hi. my name is paul. and i'm a tenant in a building in district 8 on 19th street. and my building is being [inaudible] so i'm calling in support of the [inaudible] to fund the acquisition program because it's a 12-unit rent controlled building and we're the perfect site for an acquisition and [inaudible] release of that money because we're urgently in need of help. we need, you know, to keep san francisco housing affordable and keep rent control buildings like ours affordable and not converted to unaffordable housing by speculators. so, i'm urging the passage of this measure. thank you. >> reporter: e >> thank you so much for your comments. next speaker, plea. >> caller: my name is maria meyer. i'm calling you from my apartment in district 2. my husband and i are in our mid 70s. there is anot

hang on to open up with us to live near bottom and miss thompson with webpage berkeley up and young booth. buck even started yet, glove voice. when you most told me i was dealing with, you mean yeah. was it neil's good guy of the owner, but that would that be cool with odd to do i also use ah news. just a 2nd ago we have preliminary information then the search team has found one person that lies a small miracle loft, her rift tragedy. one rescuer is found alive and a siberian coal mine after being presumed dead. meantime, a criminal negligence probe has been opened into the mining disaster, which has claimed 51 life riots in gulf, the capital of sudan as demonstrators do now in some military coup and demand. the return of the civilian government of senior correspondent mo, data gazda is right in the thick of it, in the capitol and the crowd, the she, the 1000. we had seen many spool columns moving in various stable before converging here. and american families buying their traditional thanksgiving.

officers later found an additional victim involved in the incident berkeley man who was also transported to highland hospital for treatment that man was hit by bullet shrapnel. that's according to police kron 4 can confirm that he has since been released from hospital. a reporter was not physically injured in recent years. this has become a common practice for bay area television stations, including here at kron 4 news to send our reporters and photographers out with private security guards while covering our news reports. happening now, the chp out in full force this weekend looking for dangerous drivers. as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the agency kicked off its holiday maximum enforcement period yesterday. all available chp officers will be on patrol until sunday at midnight. they're monitoring for seat belt violations. speeding distracted driving and signs of dui. and the chp says too early morning crashes have left at least 2 people dead and several others injured. >> the first happened about 3 o'clock in the morning just north of ralston avenue in belmont. police say a gray

you, a professor at the university of california at berkeley law school. you, a professor at the university of california at berkeley law school. he is a political author and commentator. he served at the justice department during the bush administration and clerked for justice thomas. i turn it over to you. john: i would like to thank john malcolm for putting me on the schedule at 8:30 in the morning after i flew from california. it is 5:30 my time. this is the revenge of the civil war and rafters. congratulations for your new president, just announced. you might have heard this nice jazz music when we were coming in. i assume it is all going to be changed to banjos and texas music. i want to thank all the judges for participating. i was expecting that it would be extremely difficult, not having been a judge myself, i expected them to make demands, yellow, scream -- yell, scream, but they were accommodating and cooperative. this is not what i thought judges were like an all. this is a statement about larry. you all know who they are. i will introduce them

say at least 5 shots were fired officers later found an additional victim involved in the incident berkeley man who was also transported to highland hospital for treatment. the man was hit by bullet shrapnel. and that's according to police kron 4 can confirm that he has since been released from the hospital. our reporter was not injured. it is common practice for bay area television stations, including us here at kron. 4 news to send our reporters and photographers out with private security guards. well covering news stories. >> well, let's switch gears just here as we look live picture of the golden gate bridge that is such a gorgeous shot. every time we see it did just that. inspires good feelings in you. anyway is a clear night out there get a full and chilly out there kron 4 chiefmeteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with a look what we can expect a yeah. hey, gorgeous evening out there tonight. something else to be thankful for. lots of clear skies today, sunshine and temperatures running a bit warm out there as well. a they out there in a nice night tonight. but feeling the sea

officers later found an additional victim involved in this case a berkeley man who was also transported to highland hospital for treatment. that man was hit by bullet shrapnel. according to police found 4 can confirm he has since been released from the hospital. our reporter was not physically injured in recent years, though it has become a common practice for bay area television stations, including here at kron 4 news to send our reporters and photographers out with private security guards while covering stories. >> all right. we're taking a look now at our 4 zone forecast. we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. still some traffic out there on the bridge. people, maybe coming back. we're going to some other thanksgiving stop. what a beautiful shot of the bridge on this thanksgiving night. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with. >> what's ahead tonight and tomorrow and boy. a nice day today, right. i mean, just a gorgeous day lots of sunshine, california sunshine here in the bay area enjoying the beautiful weather courtesy of those offshore winds tonig

last night, we found some people doing last minute shopping at star grocery in berkeley. that's because that store and many others were closed today or closed early to allow workers to spend time with their family and friends. many dinner staples flew off the shelves from turkey's two sides and desserts. had a shipment of like, how many was it like 60 pies yesterday and this is all we have left now . four yeah, down before and then you can see on our bread shelf. it's completely empty because. we sold out at like by , like two p.m. it was all gone close early today, so we're down to pretty much the last pickings of stuff. many people said they didn't notice that prices are a little higher this year, the american farm bureau says a typical thanksgiving meal for 10 people will be about 14% higher than last year, in part due to higher costs of labor and transportation, and members of congress faced some important deadlines when they returned from the thanksgiving break, foxes douglas a two reports now from capitol hill. on the key pieces of legislation that lawmakers will be

.," >>> a berkeley man is known as a maverick grant maker. >> here is this week's bay area jefferson award winner. >> reporter: at the st. francis center, christina serves low income folks with food, housing, and youth programs. when they needed a laundry, she turned to bill sommerville. >> bill gets it. he understands that need. >> reporter: he founded the oakland-based foundation that receives donations from individuals and invests $10 million a year in grants. bill has made the process simple and streamlined. >> that is the essence of good philanthropy. trusting the people you work with to do good things. >> reporter: he has given teachers up to $500 for suppliers larry purcell, the founder of the catholic worker house has known bill 40 years. >> bill goes among the people in the community. fruit track he supplied. eventually, we became the first food bank in san mateo county. >> is said what would it be if i gave you $10,000 and you just put in your pocket and give it out for rent when people needed? people are crying when you are giving them this money. >> reporter: bill helps t

as a historian, the past is when berkeley edwards specialist subjects. however, understanding the path is often the key to unlocking the future and for now now as myself and oh, at the show, it's good by stacy, i'm hope to see you all again next. ah ah ah, to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race, movies on often has very dramatic development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk to proceed with cells. form double, membrane stretches which are like sax, which capture portions of the cytoplasm and then deliver them to water, the incinerator of the cell, the license for degradation. so that's what we'll talk with him doing that he will remain on the ground at the moment. according to the representative of the ministry of emergency situations, they have most likely to run out of oxygen by the explosion of the mind in central russia leaves 11 workers dead with more than 30 still trapped on the g

your view outside at our berkeley hills. cam is showing you the clear beautiful conditions that we do have overhead across the east we are seeing lots of sunshine into the afternoon. that same clear skies, though, have didn't temperatures falling dramatically overnight in the 30's this morning for a lot of areas frost advisories for the inland east bay as well as the inland north bay through 09:00am this morning as we do see temperatures in the 30's for many spots palo alto, you're still sitting at 39 a quick change of pace for the inland east bay, though you're rising quickly back into the low 40's under that sunshine, 30 still for the north bay santa rosa. our coldest spot on the map right now at 35 degrees. rural areas, even colder than what you're currently seeing. i'm talking a very nice afternoon in the rest of your forecast. james. and right now thank for that, john. so let's turn to some national headlines this morning. all 3 defendants in the ahmaud arbery trial were found guilty of murder. >> yeah. the convictions

cars on the bridge, but that's what you'd expect at this time on a holiday viewing outside from the berkeley hills cameron. nice glow over the east bay we are really talking fog this morning. but hey, what we are talking is some very cold temperatures. we are seeing a frost advisory in effect through 09:00am today for the inland, east bay valleys as well as across those north bay valleys to same spots as yesterday. just very cold out there to get this one started. look at this palo alto fremont, livermore, brentwood, dublin conquered. and i could name all the cities in the north bay. but you can see above the map all down in the 30's this morning. some of us just above freezing in those cities. you head out to rural areas. it's going to be even cooler yet with some temperatures falling below freezing thus the frost advisories. so bundle up this morning for all those errands and enjoy what will eventually be a comfortable afternoon. i'll get to it. still ahead, back to you. thank you very much, john. so happening today. we've got the salvation army delivering meals. 2 seniors today. something

c. berkeley and i have just screwed in the book, the distance cure a history of tell of therapy for mit press. good to have you. hello, nicole. introduce yourself to our international audience. hello, i'm nicole martinez martin. i am an assistant professor at stanford center for biomedical ethics. i and my research recently has been on others of digital mental health tools and a i. all right, and thank you very much for having. oh, thank you for making the time and i learned some yes, i get to have you here. introduce yourself. try international audience. so great to be here. thank you. i'm so me a debate. i'm a psychiatrist and an author and i teach narrative medicine at mount sinai. do you remember some? yeah, the 1st time you saw digital sarah pay or online therapy, cuz your psychiatrist went when did you remember a do you remember when you saw that? i do. so it was actually during my own psychiatry residency training when people would come into the clinic and they would tell me, hey, i know i'm seeing you in the office, but i'm also using these other tools to help meet between our a

but i particularly love the story from berkeley plantation in virginia, and -- which celebrated thanksgiving a couple years before the pilgrims did, and during the kennedy administration, a state senator wrote to kennedy complaining that his thanksgiving proclamation in 1961 did not mention virginia. fortunately for this senator, the letter landed on the desk of a special advisor to kennedy who as we know, was a great historian of america, and they wrote back and said you are right and he said it won't happen again and sure enough, the next year, kennedy's proclamation mentioned both massachusetts and virginia. host: melanie kirkpatrick with us this morning for about another 20 minutes if you want to join the conversation. (202)-748-8000 if you are in the eastern or central time zones. (202)-748-8001 if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones. another question from social media. this tweet, wondering if thanksgiving were a chapter taught in a critical race theory class, what do you think would be said about it? guest: i don't think i can answer that question. i certainly hope that does

as a historian, the past as own berkeley edwards specialist. however, understanding the path is often the key to unlocking the future. and for now now as myself and all at the show, it's good by stacy, i'm hope to see you all again next. ah ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race, movies on often has very dramatic development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk in people is no thing they can't ride on police report. it's an all cash in december 2020 a group of anti finishes. fill out a film crew access for 3 months. so if people are organization, if an idea that it must be opposed, that you can't allow the game while they may come with that. but he says, but they can say what they believe in. we believe in helping our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major threats to the united states as gotten reuben, this is a chance to see who and teeth are really are. in

have a good morning of last minute shopping for thanksgiving dinner are familiar at star grocery in berkeley, which has seen turkey's fly off the shelves since 1922 not to mention sides and desserts. we've got a shipment of like. how many was it like 60 pies yesterday and this is all we have left now. four yeah, down to four. and then you can see on our bread shelf. it's completely empty because we sold out at like by, like, two p.m. it was all gone. we close early today. so we're down to pretty much the last pickings of stuff. one shopper was back for a second time to pick up a few last minute items in the morning. i got coffee, and i also got some of the pumpkin can pumpkin so my daughter is going to make a. i won't be free pumpkin pie for thanksgiving, many shoppers said they noticed the prices are a little higher this year. everything in general is a little bit more expensive, so some shoppers are spending more time seeking out deals shopping as usual. like a three hour trip , the american farm bureau says a typical thanksgiving meal for 10 will be about $53.14 percent higher than last y

you can see slow traffic in both directions there through berkeley. travel experts say the days of quiet freeways well, they appear to be in the rear view mirror. this is going to be the highest year over year growth that we've seen since the great recession when it comes to people driving to their destinations for the thanksgiving holiday, so it's going to be a big one. railways are going to be packed out there. to avoid the heaviest traffic triple a recommends heading out in the early morning or later evening hours. bay area airport officials are also saying that they are seeing a return to near normal volumes of passengers this holiday season. close to 50,000 people were expected to go through security at sfo a lot today alone at oakland airport, 170,000 people are expected to fly over the holiday period. nearly twice as many as last year. san jose international is predicting 400,000 passengers in all compared to 125,001 year ago, bay area police departments are out in full force looking for drunk drivers. so we're here to do is make sure that peop