outside right now. you can see that skies are clear across the bay area. conditions out there will remain clear throughout the course of the morning. and that is something that to look forward to a lot of sunshine again today that should help you get up and going if. sure it's 04:00am. if you're watching this, you're probably got something had to be even if it's a drive up into this year. it's looking good. as for current temperatures were in the 30's 40's to low 50's redwood city in dublin in the upper 30's, san jose. 47 oakland and alameda in the low 50's while the north bay also looking at some 30's santa rosa sitting at 35 degrees right now. here's a look into the afternoon. we go and temperatures will be climbing into the 60's to low 70's. gorgeous day ahead of us. plenty of sunshine. got to love it because it's not usual in late november to be talking temperatures this comfortable. we've got a big change up just around the corner which i'll break down in your forecast. as for bridges, it is going to be a calm day out there and hate. nobody's complaining about that. i'm sure. look at the bay bridge. not too much activity there. san mateo bridge also nice and clear. let's take it to the richmond. sandra fell where conditions are also very clear this morning and the golden gate bridge looking just fine and see it as single car out there. he got the golden gate here. so how often can you say that? 402. now many families chose to eat outs instead of spend hours in the kitchen. this thanksgiving or maybe it was the price of buying a turkey that deterred them. kron four's justine campbell has was out and seeing that same road talking about how people decided to spend their holiday. >> you might think most businesses are shut down for the holiday. but here at santana row, multiple restaurants are open and many people skipped out on the stuffing in favor of a feast that didn't require a day in the kitchen. i went around asking people what made them decide to forgo a home cook holiday meal at santana row. the large christmas tree provided great on beyond. along with outdoor dining for customers was simply just a better choice than cooking thanksgiving dinner at home. >> is too much too much money. it's easier to just go out and hang out together. but for darnya matt lee and her family, maybe it was the higher price of a turkey that led to them eating at a restaurant. i honestly don't think so. this year the usda reports the avian flu outbreak reduce the turkey population by 5.4 million leading to a record high in turkey prices. the american farm bureau federation says fresh boneless skinless turkey 6.70, per po nd in september. it's 112% higher than than the same time in 2021. when prices were just over $3 per pound. but i don't think it really affected us personally. but overall, it probably did make some difference fight the higher prices in turkey just seems that most families in people did not want to deal with the mess in the kitchen. >> reporting here in san jose, justin campell kron. 4 news. >> well, the holidays can feel lonely for people who are formerly incarcerated. if they have nowhere to go and no one together with. so san francisco nonprofit hosted them for a thanksgiving lunch kron four's ella sogomonian takes us there. >> united plans way in the south of market neighborhood shared a full meal with all the fixings on thanksgiving turkey, collard greens, mac and cheese with pie for dessert. the organization focuses on preventing at-risk kids from a life of crime. but also unites of formerly incarcerated in a communal space where they can commiserate and thanksgiving. a lot of people here today don't even >> and so since, you know, been with a family. >> doesn't have to be blood. gathered around the meal with the game of football while sharing stories. >> one former life are is now a volunteer. he's thankful to be out and to have such a place to turn to for thanksgiving and camaraderie, not a place for buyers for people to. >> you know, come chilling. people that have had the same experience said that they have right and a lot of people don't have, you know, families and don't have opportunity for thanksgiving dinner. so this is, you know, a date for united players to love to know, to give to all the people, you know, to get thanks to people who help, you part of the program on part of the community put our little part of a society in general. >> san francisco's district 6 board supervisor matt dorsey stopped by to pay a visit and join in on the fun, too. in san francisco, ella sogomonian kron. 4 news 5 to be the salvation army is also putting thanksgiving meals on the table for san franciscan. seen senior citizens in need volunteers stuffing their trunks thanksgiving morning. getting ready to hand out 4,000 meals. those receiving a meal got turkey, stuffing gravy, fresh ams vegetables. the salvation army says with inflation carrying up the cost of thanksgiving meals by almost 14%. many struggling to put food on the table. hundreds of people got a free thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings and a side of entertainment kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> a live performance lifting holiday spirits as hundreds of people enjoying a warm thanksgiving meal at the unitarian universalist church in san francisco event was put on by 10 drilling test the holiday dinners and all volunteer organization founded in the 70's when tennessee a drag queen received several turkeys and was inspired to conserve them to the local tenderloin residents on thanksgiving. our goal is to make sure we take care of our community and i'm also an immigrant. i know how it feels to be holiday you don't have your family with you. so we create that environment for community members to. >> one, some people feel like their home and taking care around maya and brent daddy. monroe are nurses by day they serve as the emperors and emperor of the nonprofit imperial council of san franciscoafamily >> knowing year where people have been shut down coast. that's why we dressed up say welcome, everyone regardless of you're you're always the line was out the door at the corner of franklin street and geary boulevard. >> besides a hot meal, volunteers gave away gift bags, clothes and offered free haircuts. like to hear it's easiest to white people for jeffrey tyler. this event is more than just the food is to be a homeless. >> used to come here for thanksgiving and now work work >> and this is one of several that the organization hopes that next dinner. reporting from san francisco now on kron, 4 news. >> president biden and the first lady jill biden spent their thanksgiving morning delivering pumpkin pies to firefighters in nantucket, massachusetts. the president and his family spent thanksgiving at the massachusetts island. but when the president spoke with reporters, the topic turned to the recent deadly mass shootings. he railed against semiautomatic weapons. >> the the we still allow semiautomatic weapons to be purchased is sick. he has no vo social values. >> president biden says he's working with congress to ban assault weapons but says it would be an uphill battle against republicans who have been opposed to the ban. where your health officials are warning rsv is quickly spreading and they are urging people to take extra precaution this holiday weekend. hospitals across the country are getting overwhelmed. doctors say if you feel sick this holiday just stay home. >> there's always going to be some level of risk for thanksgivings in the future. but thanks to medicine and science to make covid much more manageable risk. and we've got a list for influenza. eventually we will have full for just not this season. >> pediatricians have now called on the biden administration to declare an emergency to help hospitals deal with these multiple viruses. today is black friday and cyber monday just a few days away, california attorney general rob bonta shares tips to help consumers avoid scams and fraud. this holiday season here on the screen, we have listed some of the tips for shopping online or in person. it includes being suspicious of a price ordeal that just seems too good to be true and pay attention to details before you make a purchase. also, check to see if a business is actually legitimate. the journey, the attorney attorney general also suggest to use a credit card when shopping. you can read more about the tips on our website. kron 4 dot com. and as we head to break a reminder that kron 4 is celebrating the bay area's remarkable women. if you know someone making a difference in their community, you can nominate her for woman of the year. you can enter your nomination by scanning the code on your screen or go to kron 4 dot com. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. adidas is now looking into allegations that kanye west >> may have been behaving inappropriately we have those details in about 10 minutes. and after the break, we have some good and bad news about student loan repayments. we break down what you need to know. still to come. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of that. >> for 13 millions of americans received good and bad news about their student loan debt. the good news being that they were approved $10,000, thousands of dollars forgiven, but that they won't see a decrease in their debt until the matter is settled in court. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how long a supreme court ruling could take and reaction from college grads. >> when president biden promised up to $20,000 in loan forgiveness back in august, he did so without congressional approval. republicans calling it an overreach of executive authority. >> we're not going to back down or fight to get families preview. president biden announced this week that will be extending the pause on federal student loan payments that was set to expire in january. 6 republican led states are suing to deny the student debt relief. the president promised the summer. i spoke with legal analyst steve clarke about the legal claims by nebraska, missouri, arkansas, iowa, kansas and south carolina. this affects our bottom line. we receive revenue from this debt service and by forgiving it you are hurting our state coffers. the u.s. department of justice has asked the supreme court to hear the case so that the 16 million who have already been approved will know if they'll have thousands forgiven or not. clark says the first decision the court will likely make is that there should be an injunction against the federal government for forgiving the debt. but that answers won't come quickly frequently. major issues like this take years to work their way through the courts. you saw that with marriage equality and other very significant civil rights issues. one person who is paying close attention to the debt relief is john paul warren, the assistant professor of social work at cal state university east bay. has student loans worth a quarter of a million dollars? he went to college for 15 years and got his doctorate so that it could work in higher education. >> the university professor hopes the 9 supreme court justices rule in favor of the loan forgiveness program it's really good to forgive debt of these large corporations. the mic businesses. >> but forgiving the debt of, you know, joe american is is bad because it puts them in a better position. and i'm like dwight that that that while millions wait in limbo, the pause on federal student loan repayments will extend until 60 days after the lawsuit is resolved. if that doesn't happen by june 30th, that payments will start back up 60 days after that. those with the most at risk. here are the 18 million people who have their entire loan balance canceled. the department of education says if payments start next year, those borrowers might think they're in the clear and ignore the bills. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> for the first time, california is backing guaranteed income programs across the state. >> the california department of social services plans to hand out. 25 million dollars in cash payments to residents s% facing challenging skin additions. specifically those who are pregnant or aging out of extended foster care individuals in these programs will receive payments of 600 to $1200 a month for 12 to 18 months. well, let's get another check of the weather, which is not so bad out there at all. definitely cooperating for yesterday. maybe a tick hat thanksgiving meal outside in today. maybe you're getting out there to do a little shopping or a little more quality time with those you love. as for where we're sitting this morning in the berkeley hills, you can see just how clear skies are. we do have a touch of fog at the coastline, nothing too terribly bad out there this morning. that's going to be holding you up a few passing clouds overall, but we are good to go. satellite and radar showing you these dry conditions across the bay. high pressure. ridge is still firmly in place. and this is still sending any storm tracks. well, to our north we do have some hazy skies here locally, but not a lot coming through to interrupt that today. tomorrow on into sunday remaining dry for your travels out there, heading back home from your holiday destinations. you're good to go. saturday and sunday will come along with a few passing clouds and temperatures not quite as warm as today's are about to be. as for our daytime highs today, it's back to the 70's for a whole lot of us. look at san jose. 75 degrees for this late november day. fremont at 73. while hayward livermore, redwood city in mountain view at 72 while oakland in the upper 60's at 69 for your high tomorrow's temperatures fall back into the 60's will stay that way into sunday. and then next week getting really cold now latest model runs. this isn't the best news showing that chance of rainfall on monday really fizzling out. it had been looking consistent and most models, but now we're less and chance of actually seeing anything at all. so monday may actually be quite the dry one, albeit a cold one as a cold front passes through. we'll stay relatively cool through tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week with highs only reaching the 50's. getting a look at your bridges this morning. bay bridge. pretty empty. not a lot of us commuting to work this morning. so if you are, you are greeted by some empty roads, san mateo bridge or, of course, roland, at the limit there. nothing holding you up. the richmond center fell. we've got one car there. you've got the road to yourself. enjoy it because, you know, that doesn't happen every day. and the golden gate bridge. you also got just one car out there in the distance that dream traffic that you wish would be when you're sitting in that rush hour traffic. well, more video is coming out of the suspect accused of opening fire at a nightclub in colorado springs. the suspect was spotted on camera along with their mother making racist remarks the summer. >> he >> wednesday, 22 year-old anderson aldrich appeared in court looking bruised and swollen. the judge ordered the suspect to be held without bail. all churches now facing possible murder and hate crime charges. to a terrible story out of virginia. 2 people remain in critical condition after a walmart manager opened fire at employees killing 6 others. and then himself. now police say they found a manifesto on the shooter's phone as well as a list of potential targets. reporter kaylee, the sun has the latest. it's just one after another. and my fear. and that's one reason why we're here tonight is that this is now normal. >> this week, the community of chesapeake, virginia, mourning the loss of 6 walmart employees shot and killed tuesday night. the shooter, 31 year-old andre bing of chesapeake turned the gun on himself. one store employee says being seem to target the victims, adding that she survived even in the line of fire >> that the went me and you look me. and with there and all he >> investigators say their main focus right now is learning as much as they can about the gunman, including a possible motive being was a team lead on the overnight shift and had worked with the company since 2010. wal-mart said a former employee who wanted to remain anonymous telling our crews he doesn't believe being suffered from any kind of anger problems, adding that he never would have predicted this kind of behavior. sometimes he could be a little hard to get along with some associates. didn't like him, but i don't think they bullied him. i mean, from what i saw, he was a good guy. but i've heard that he had issues and they tried to talk him through his issues. a search warrant was executed. it brings home a source telling our team and not much of note was found. no additional weapons or ammunition. >> that was kaylee, the sun reporting. another witness told our sister station that she believes the shooting was planned and that she heard the suspect laughing. that same witness said the shooter, quote, had issues with other managers at that walmart. but police have not confirmed a motive. the justice department is now looking to question former vice president mike pence as part of their criminal investigation into donald trump and his role in the january 6th riot. the new york times say pence is open to considering the request. attorney general merrick garland appointed a special counsel last friday to oversee the investigation. this is separate from the house 6 committee's investigation. pence said at the time he would not testify for that committee citing separation of powers. former president trump may try to invoke executive privilege to stop pence's testimony, which he has tried to do already with others who worked in his administration. trump said last week he is running for president in 2024. prince has parents has hinted at a run himself but has not made that official yet. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. elon musk bringing good news to those who have had their twitter accounts to spend it. >> he's bringing them back. but after the heart, after the break here, his terms and conditions will be back. >> welcome back for sportswear company. adidas says it's investigating allegations of misconduct involving former partner yea, also known as kanye west employees say the rapper would routinely show and watch during work meetings. they also say westwood fire workers re-hire them and break them in front of colleagues. adidas terminated its partnership with the va last month after the rapper made a string of anti semitic comments. after bringing former president trump's twitter account back to life. new twitter owner elon musk says he will grant amnesty to most suspended accounts as long as they were not banned for leaking or the law or engage ring engaging in spam. musk said he made the decision based on a twitter poll. he posted to his account prior to buying twitter. you remember musk expressed concerns over the company's alleged high number of bots. no word on whether butts played any role in the recent musk polls. meanwhile, german software developer has determined nearly 140,000 people paid for twitter blue. that is the little blue check mark that is supposed to prove the user's authenticity. now we're learning from the software company, thousands of those subscribers. we're actually going to far right accounts. the accounts had been flagged for posting extremist content and conspiracy theories. the twitter blue rollout has been marked by chaos and abused by trolls impersonating high-profile figures. human rights groups have also been expressing concern about twitter, loosening guidelines on what is posted and the increase in hate postings. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news police in gilroy are looking for a serial abuser. >> after this kits in and many others were found brutally cold torture. we'll be back with that story and more. >> welcome back. it is for 29 on this friday. the day after thanksgiving. i hope you had a great holiday and whether you spence it with friends with family or it needed some alone time. i hope that it was a good one and you can find some to be thankful for certainly thankful you are joining us here this morning, especially so early after thanksgiving. maybe you've got a destination to get to in which case. let's get you out there for it. the golden gate bridge is looking crystal clear right now. you don't have any fog out there and not a lot of traffic either. you're going to be joined by just a few of your closest friends on the road this morning. radar shows you that we do a few passing clouds. aside from that, though, today is going to be another crystal clear and notably dry day, redwood city in dublin, back down in the 30's while oakland and san francisco still holding on to the low 50's much like yesterday morning. we've got a variety of temperatures that are called to actually fairly mild as we kick off this black friday morning. maybe you've got some shopping later on today. in which case you'll be greeted y some sunshine and some unseasonably warm temperatures. highs climbing into the 70's along the bay shore and inland some 60's towards the coastline. now for our bridges which are looking great this morning. no delays as you would fully expect the day after toanksgiving.