your actual numbers in the north bay, close to the freezing mark, 28 plus in livermore, 29 antioch. that is a different story. things are in the 40s right now, 39 oakland, 34 hayward. this is a little colder than where we were yesterday. like yesterday, we have statements going on here for you. these dark pink is the freeze warning. until nine this morning. the lighter pink, that is the frost advisory, san francisco downtown area the only exception that is not in this is the heat island effect and temperatures are noticeably higher there. coverage up to the north bay and coast without frost advisory with us until 9 a.m. coming up, and a little bit, we will let you know about a little chance of rain that enters our 70 forecast. back to you. you can always check the weather anytime with the kron4 mobile news app it is available on the app store and google play. happening now, a search for a murder suspect on the peninsula. police believe a a man stabbed his girlfriend to de
that arrest is not connected to the shooting of his wife. we want to know why this lady was treated that way and we want please help us. if you have any information that can help investigators, call crime stoppers. gabrielle: a taylor s man stands accused of trying to hire someone to kill his ex-girlfriend. zachary henderson offered someone $2700 to kill his ex will stop he was charged back in november with solicitataon to commit a felony. that person turned down henderson s offer. nigel: officials are investigating the death of a high school basketball player. the 18-year-old, nathan tyler grief counselors were on hand. investigators have not release the cause of death but say there is no indication of foul play. gabrielle: local civil rights groups are threatening to lock woodruff road in protest thomas thing police used excessive force. reporter: there is not a date or time set for the protest. information from police and local groups don t match up about what happened
good morning. thank you for joining us on this friday morning, december 14th i m pam cook. and i m dave clark. let s check weather, traffic. steve you have pam wearing a sweater. it was cold yesterday. all day i was cold. it s cloudy out there right now. we had clear skies for awhile. a lot of that cold air is trapped. a little system coming down the coast. could be a little mixed presip. highs today very cool. mainly low 50s. here is sal. good morning. right now traffic on interstate 680 looks pretty good let me turn that radio down. 680 looks good as you pass mission boulevard. also this morning s commute is looking good on the san mateo bridge. it s clear and cold. but no traffic problems. let s go back to dave and pac. at 5:00 we are starting with developing news coming in now. there was a big earthquake just off the southern california coast. it was a magnitude 6.3. this hit about 2:30 this morning. about 163 miles south, southwest of avlon, california. no
liz intet in new york. right now, all across america, parents are sending their children to school, a lot of fear as well. we want to begin with gun violence, mental illness. we ll continue it all week long. are my children safe, it s a question parents are asking. security has been beefed up at schools and campuses around the country. as new details now surface about the horrifying moments when the shooter entered that school and unimaginable. to end that, we ll be joined by the school nurse. sally cox. she ll be with us in a minute. let s get right to the presidents right now. he spoke last night. he came here and met with the families. he was with allison, the granddaughter of the school principal. the president comforted the families yesterday. then delivered the speech. he told the people of newtown, they re not alone. a powerful call to action. a president filled with angry. i come to offer the love and prayers of a nation. mere words cannot match the depths of
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