in the middle of the city, up closer to twin peeks it was clear. ocean beach dealing with thick fog but relatively clear conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. san francisco, good morning, you are at 55. 49 leaving the livermore. as we take a look at the headlines, today will be another warm day. temperatures perhaps climbing to the 80s for the warmer inland areas. into tomorrow, another warm day. temperatures will cool down as a ridge of high pressure moves east. we are looking at the possibility of rain. full details in about 15 minutes. marty? >> thank you, rear rei kay. two -- erica. two americans released from jail are back on u.s. soil. matthew miller from bakersfield and kenneth bae from lynwood, washington, flew back to the u.s. >> they spent two years, miller seven months in custody, both sentenced to hard labor for their crimes. we report from south korea on why the two men's were released now, a move which surprised many. >> reporter: a top secret mission in the dead of night. the top spy chief in the united states has a letter from the u.s. president. he leaves one day later with two former prisoners. no conditions and no strings attached according to the u.s. why the sudden humanitarian gesture from north korea. >> clearly they crave having this kind of high-level attention. obviously they are pleased that general clapper came. >> reporter: another suggestion, kim jong-un wants to show that he is still in charge. he is back in the spotlight, limping but without the cane. they believe his charm offensive, including a visit to seoul, technically enemy territory is a pr exercise to improve the image. the trigger inquiry on human rights abuses in north korea, abus the -- abuses the report showed as crimes against humanity. >> it had to show a lighter side. there could be legal standings against north korea. north korea is conscious of its reputation. >> reporter: the release of kenneth bae and matthew todd miller comes after jeffrey foul won his freedom. no u.s. citizens are in north korean captivity. this decision came from the top and it was made for a reason. they released a statement claiming that the u.s. president made many requests and an apology. if that is the case, this domestically is propaganda gold for a leader that wants to remain and show that he is relevant from the international stage. paula han cox, cnn, seoul. back in the bay area, new this morning, the san jose fire department tweeted out this photo of a two-alarm fire that killed family dog. this happened on the 1100 block of lynn avenue. the family did escape without injuries. no word yet on what caused the fire and how much was damaged. check news this morning, the chp says a wrong way driver caused a big crash on the bay bridge injuring several people. it happened about 8:30 last night. this morning they are investigating what caused the driver to end up in the wrong lanes. kron mike pell son reporting from the -- pelton reporting from the bay bridge. >> reporter: conflicting information coming from the agencies that responded to this but i confirmed with san francisco fire lmq+three people were transported to san francisco general hospital. that crash took place behind me on the east span of the bay bridge. chp says the driver was heading westbound in the eastbound lanes. the chp first received a call about the driver at 8:27 last night. then at 8:33 they received calls about a crash on the east span. the chp and emergency crews responded and temperature tore arm shut down all eastbound lanes. in total, the chp says four vehicles were involved in the crash and debris scattered across the road. first responders transported at least three people to the hospital. we are working to get more information on the alleged wrong way driver. chp is investigating whether a medical condition, drugs or alcohol played a role in the driver going the wrong way. we are working to get an update on injuries to those involved in the crash. we will have that throughout the morning. >> that is mike pelton reporting live from the bay bridge. antioch police are investigating a 40eu78d after police discovered a body with a gunshot wound on a sidewalk. the body was found in the corner of grassland and white hoof way around 2:30. the unidentified 36-year-old man suffered at least one gunshot wound. police official any -- initially were responding to reports of a man possibly sleeping on the sidewalk. we have dogs. the dog barked. so -- >> this is the latest incident in what is a violent week in antioch. last sunday police say a woman was wounded by a stray bullet walking her dog near west 18th and a streets. three days later, in that same area, a security guard was involved in a shoot out near a starbucks and thursday police say a 33-year-old man from pittsburg was shot to death in the summersville town center parking lot. so far no arrests have been made in either thursday or saturday's shootings. in richmond, they are investigating two separate shootings that left two people dead. a memorial is in place where one of the victims was shot. the first shooting happened before 9:30 friday evening. police say 16-year-old rodney phraser was outside of his home with friends when someone in a passing car started shooting at them. rodney was hit by the gunfire. his a cousin describes the moments after. >> 16 years old, you know, first cousin. i helped my granny raise him. he was a good kid. he died in his friend's arms. that's sad for a kid to have to hold his friend dying. that is tragedy. >> police don't have any suspects in rodney's murder. then 30 minutes after rodney was killed another shooting. this one at sixth and pennsylvania. police found a car that had crashed. the male driver was shot and died at the scene. the female passenger was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. police do not believe that the shootings are related. coming up, controversy over the right to sleep. why protestors are upset over police enforcement at bart stations. >> a sudden explosion in baltimore severely injuries a man. we will have details. >> it may have taken 70 years but a veteran is finally getting the medal he deserves. this story is coming up. what's possible today? wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and entertainment that informs and delights in ways you never thought possible. comcast nbcuniversal bringing media and technology together for you. dozens of demonstrators protests policies toward the homeless. bart police are enforcing a new rule that allows officers to arrest and ticket people sleeping inside the bart station. jeff pierce has the story. >> reporter: when bart opens at 4:15 this man and other homeless grasp for the opportunity of safe, dry sleep. if you are sleeping on the street you have to sleep with one eye open. that is at odds with the police department. >> the main priority is to keep the system free and clear for the safety of our passengers and employees. >> reporter: on saturday morning the homeless and their advocates staged a protest. >> we just feel there is nowhere else for folks to go. they have been letting folks do it for years and years. it's another in the process of criminalizing homeless folks. protestor entered the station. bart acknowledged the increased enforcement. >> we give a rbal warning, a citation then place them under arrest after all these contests. >> if there is nowhere else to go, they will probably end up back in bart. they can't afford paying the ticket. it goes to a warrant which means that they won't be able to get housing. >> with the winter rain approaching, the incidents of the citations will increase. >> i think we need to have a dialogue about whether this is the best way to deal with our homeless population. >> in san francisco, jeff pierce, kron 4 mixv?wnews. >> coming up, the latest on a shooting near a north carolina university. more on that when we come back. we have been enjoying the warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine around the bay area. the mornings are foggy and erica tells us this is no different. good morning, erica. >> low cloud cover mainly on the coastline. still into some of the inland valleys as well. you notice the fog is thick as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. temperatures are in the upper 40s to mid-50s. into lunchtime mild conditions. mostly sunny skies. by 3:00 this afternoon we are talking about warm weather with temperatures ranging from the low 70s on the coast to the low 80s for the warmest inland areas. so, everyone within about 10 degrees of each other. fremont 75. 78 santa clara. evergreen one of the warmer spots checking in with a high of 81. similar conditions in the east bay. lots of sunshine, temperatures trending above average. vallejo 77. 78 in walnut creek. low 70s for downtown san francisco. oakland at 74. so, we have this strong ridge of high pressure in play. not only is it bringing warm weather to the bay area but for the entire state of california. all cloud cover and moisture is directed to the north. this area of high pressure is going to shift east as we head into the middle of the week and allow for a storm to come through and bring us rain. hard to pinpoint how much rain and where the rain will fall. we have to wait a few more days on that. the models are showing the rain is likely late wednesday into thursday. so, it could be messy for your thursday morning commute. we will dry things out by friday. cooler weather per siftsdz into the weekend. marty. >> thank you, erica. hundreds of earthquakes are striking a corner of the nevada desert. that is prompted new warnings from seismologists. about 750 earthquakes, mostly 2.0 to 3.0 struck the area since the swarm started in june. seismologists say the swarm is beneath an uninhabited part of the nevada desert. they don't think or predict a big earthquake soon but are telling residents in the region to develop earthquake plans if they haven't already. a man was shot last night near the north carolina central university campus. police say the shooting happened across the street from the school in durham. university had tweeted about an active shooter. police don't have any suspects in custody this morning. the gun used has not been recovered. a man is fighting for his life this morning after a shed explosion in baltimore. investigators say saturday morning the man went outside to open the shed and it exploded and tossed debris everywhere as you can see in -- in that helicopter footage. 11 homes in the area were damaged by the explosion. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the explosion. they believe it was accidental. saturday hundreds of mourners gathered at two southern california churches to northern teens hit and called. family and friends of twin sisters lexi and alexandra perez and their friend died when they were hit in this crosswalk in orange county. police arrested a suspect. he is accused of driving the car involved in the crash and then running off with the two teenage kids. the main nurse who successfully fought quarantine is considering moving out of maine. a federal judge ruled hickox had to monitor herself until the incubation period ends. turning to world news this morning, violent protests in mexico after the remains of 43 college students were found burned and dumped in a river. students and parents marched through the streets of mexico city demanding justice. the mayor of the small town in the region, his wife and a police chief have been arrested in connection with the deaths of the students. people demonstrated outside the office of mexico's attorney general, set fire to cars and broke windows to government buildings. you are taking a look at the aftermath of those protests. reports say they were murdered by a drug cartel working for the mayor and the police chief. after 70 years, one world war ii vet is finally getting the recognition he deserves. it almost didn't happen. >> reporter: apparently ceremony long overdue. a thank you seven decades in the making. >> an honor to say thank you in person to you, dick. >> reporter: friday staff sergeant dick bailey finally got the medal he earned back in 1944. >> the president of the united states of america awarded the distinguished flying cross. >> he was a kid during world war ii when he served as a tail gunner. he flew on 35 dangerous combat missions over europe. when it was over -- >> i was more inclined to get home and out of combat than worry about medals. >> reporter: it took some digging but friends finally tracked down the award. bailey's smile seems to say it all. >> he is a humble guy and he is not out for the accolades. this isn't what it was about. >> reporter: his hope that other vets hear his story and get the medals they deserve as well. >> i hope they get their medals. >> reporter: a proud day for the father and his son. >> >> makes me feel like. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: it certainly gives truth to the phrase better late than never. >> never too late, that's right. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, hugh lights from the undefeated warriors -- highlights from the undefeated warriors. >> we don't see fog in this shot just cloudy conditions. we are seeing fog in some areas including the golden gate here in san francisco. more details on a changing forecast when we come back. oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter? oh, i knew i forgot something. i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. it takes two seconds, better safe than sorry, right? yeah, who knows if we'll even get service on the island? what! no service? seriously? you guys might actually have to talk. to each other? we do it all the time. i like it. should we? no. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more, visit citi.com/easierbanking in bay area sports, battle of the unbeaten teams in the nba. the warriors took on the rockets in houston. it was a one point game in the fourth quarter before the warriors start to pull away. seth curry came up huge for golden state scoring 14 points in the final quarter on the way to game high of 34 points. the warriors win by a final of 98-87. nice steal there by curry. the warriors the only unbeaten team in the nba. golden state faces the phoenix suns tonight. 4ers are in new orleans to take on the states. both teams 4-4 on the season trying to stay in the play-offs race. the niners want to bounce back following the tough loss at homes to the rams on sunday. this is the last game ben alton smith returns from the nine game suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policies. kick off from new orleans is at 10:00 this morning. the raiders will be hosting the denver broncos looking to get the first win of the season following the tough loss in seattle. the broncos are averaging almost twice as many points ber game compared to the raiders. kick off today. the 49ers better beat the saints if they hope to make the play-offs. join us on sportsnite live as we break it down. the raiders host peyton manning. a full half hour of all your sports needs sunday at 9:00 right after the news. and a program reminder for tonight, kron 4 will bring you the san francisco giants victory parade tonight at 7:00 p.m. hour-long low back at the best moments, speeches. relieve it here on kron 4 at 7:00 tonight. >> that will be great to see again. >> coming up, the san francisco zoo is mourning the sudden death of one of their gorillas. we will explain when we come back. we are back. time to talk weather. erica fog in some places, sunshine in others. >> that's right. remember how soaked in -- socked in we were at the san mateo bridge? foggy conditions near ocean beach. santa rosa foggy as well. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. grab a jacket if you are heading out to brunch. 44 santa rosa. 55 currently in downtown san francisco. 51 in fremont. the day planner, it like temperatures will climb into the 80s today. slightly cooler into tomorrow. cooler weather into next week. build in cloud cover and rain in the forecast. full details on that. i will show your seven-day in about 15 minutes. marty. >> erica, thank you. now to decision 2014. the race for san jose mayor is up for grabs as votes are still being counted. city councilman is ahead of dave by 3600 votes. kron 4 reports from the south bay where volunteers came in on saturday to continue to count the ballots. >> a lot of these white boxes are being filled after hours of opening and sorting vote by mail envelopes. another 47,000 votes have been counted. >> we are working 12 hour days at a minimum. the entire lobby of our department where the public comes in is full of staff opening and flattening ballots. going into the lobby, we used every square inch to open ballots. >> reporter: nearly 150,000 vote by mail ballots. >> everything going well reporter: at least 100 people came in to help on saturday. there is anywhere from 20 to 30,000 left to be processed. the staff will reach their goal of completing the vote by male counts by sunday. then they will move on to the 14,000 provisional votes that need to be counted, voters whose information needs verifying. >> we can confirm did you return your vote by mail ballot. we don't want somebody voting twice. >> reporter: licardo continues to lead. voters may have to wait a few weeks to find out who won the title by law, the new mayor must be chosen by december 2nd. a layer say read, kron 4 news. >> santa clara county is asking the secretary of state to review the ballots from the election. the it manager the day before the election did not affect the vote counting. they say that the time it took to count the votes was expected. santa clara was the last county in the state to report the final tally. contra costa county is looking to raise the fine for anyone caught stealing water after some residents reported seeing residents tapping into fire hydrants at night. the fine is 25 bucks but the county wants to raise it to $250. the water district says it's thinking about installing security cameras to detour water thieves. not just residents are getting caught in the act. street cleaners in san ramon and dublin have been fined for using fire hydrants to fill their trucks. temporary water restrictions are set up in napa after a water main break left around 200 people's faucets dry. it happened in the eastern part of browns valley, the same area devastated by the quake in august. city officials say crews are working to repair the broken pipe. the damage may have been done. the city says customers in the area could have problems getting water up to 48 hours. in pacifica saturday, reports of a possible armed robbery at a payday loan business on hickey boulevard. it happened after 2:00 in the afternoon at the advanced america office. police say a man entered a building and demanded cash claiming to have a gun. here is a picture of that suspect taken from surveillance video of him leaving the store leaving a puffy jacket. employees cooperated with the man who later fled the scene in a gray car. anyone with information is being urged to call pacific call police. burlingame police are looking for four people using stolen credit cards to buy apple products at stores along the peninsula. back on october 24th a woman reported having her wallet stolen. later that day police say the men and women in these photographs used her cards to buy apple gift cards worth $10,000. police say the suspects then used the gift cards to buy apple products at three peninsula stores. anyone with information is asking to call burlingame police. the north berkeley bart station is reopen after a person was hurt under a train. these are pictures sent to us by a viewer. police say the person has moderate injuries and is expected to survive. they are investigating today on how that person got on the tracks in the first place. the federal government is giving ac transit $81 million for its bus rapid transit program. the project will make the buses more reliable and reduce commute times. ac transit says the project will connect oakland to the san leandro bart station. they describe it says a light rail on wheels. the buses will have dedicated lanes and signal priority. happening today in san francisco, friends and family of a missing tech worker will search the area he was last seen in. dan hog was last seen in the south market neighborhood more than a week ago. he works for a san francisco start up called metro mile. friends and family say it's not like the 26-year old to disappear. according to a flyer, he has been known to have dizzy spells where he becomes light headed and can have trouble speaking. the search starts at 1:00 this afternoon. sad story from the san francisco zoo. the young guest gorilla died. he was severely injured friday night when she ran under a hydraulic door as it was closing. the loss of the 15-month-old is tragic. they say indentities like this are extremely rare. the zoo is looking into what happened and to see if any policy or procedure changes need to be made. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, comedian andy thick arrested this weekend. we will have the details. >> a man says delta airlines lost his dog. we will have that story coming up. remember the google barge floating in our bay. it was a big mystery. it turned out to be a floating showroom. one day it took off and stopped in stockton. new information into the mystery. the coast guard was a big part of why the google barge failed. you are looking at video of the helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. "the wall street journal" obtained e-mails that showed the u.s. coast guard held concerns about the amount of fuel and flammable materials on the barge's deck and the amount of people that google planned to have at one time on the floating show room. the social network is adding new controls to news feeds that will offer more options on which friends and content will appear. users can view the top people, pages and groups that appear over the past week. when users elect to hide stories they can choose to see less content from a particular friend or group. these changes will be slowly rolled out to users over the next few weeks. be patient. you may not see them right away. lastly, news out of the other big social network, twitter launched a tool to help women report when they are being harassed in the network. they are teaming up with women action and the media to offer a quick way to report harassment. on wam's web site they will have a form for women to fill out when they are 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any device around your home. download the xfinity tv app today. here are the top stories we are following. two americans were released from captivity in north korea and back in the u.s. matthew miller of bakersfield and kenneth bae of lynwood, washington, arrived at a washington state military base last night. members of bae's family that live near the base south of seattle were there to meet him when he landed. bae was freed after two years of captivity in north korea said he was thankful he was not forgotten. he was detained in 2012 leading a tour group to north korea. two people were taken to the hospital after officers say a wrong way driver caused a big crash on the bay bridge. it happened around 8:30 on the eastern side of the bay bridge. at least four cars were involved. the bridge shut down. officers are investigating what caused the driver to wind up in the wrong lanes and they are looking to see if the driver has a medical condition and if drugs or alcohol were involved. antioch police are investigating a homicide after they discovered a body with a gunshot wound on a sidewalk. the body was found at the corner of grassland and white hoof way about 2:30 saturday morning. officers say the unidentified 36-year-old man was shot once. it's the latest incident in what has been a violent week in antioch. last sunday police say a woman was injured by a stray bullet as she walked her dog near west 18th and a streets. three days later a security guard was involved in a shoot out near a starbucks. on thursday a man from pittsburg was shot to death at the somersville town center parking lot. no arrests were made in thursday or saturday's shooting. time to check out the weather forecast. here is erica. >> good morning, marty. waking up to low clouds. temperatures are in the 40s. oakland 49. 4 iv in santa ross -- 44 in santa rosa. we are talking about another warm day. remember yesterday we were socked in with fog but mostly sunny skies and it was warm. we could add a few degrees today. take a look at futurecast 4. widespread 70s approaching lunchtime. 80s by 3:00 this afternoon. campbell 79. 78 in sunnyvale. evergreen a high of 81. temperatures are trending above average. pittsburg 78. 79 pleasanton. low 70s today. warm in downtown san francisco and 77 up in petaluma. a strong ridge of high pressure is over the state. that is keeping cloud cover and moisture to the pacific northwest. eventually it will move east as we move to about the middle of next week. we are looking at the possibility of rain arriving late wednesday into thursday. the national weather service is calling for a 20% chance. hard to pinpoint exactly where we will see the rain and how much we will see. looks like you will need your umbrellas and potentially hazardous driving conditions for the thursday morning commute. >> thanks erica. comedian andy dick is in trouble with the law this time for suspicion of grand theft. they arrested the comedian after he allegedly stole the necklace of a man on hollywood boulevard. he is outline on bail. he posted the $25,000 bail yesterday morning. andy was arrested in 2011 on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly in a california restaurant. and take a look at this. police in boston say this man proved after a tragedy thursday night when a woman fell and was struck and killed by a train. her phone landed on the platform and that's when surveillance cameras caught this man stealing the phone. police say that they looked around to see if anybody was watching then stuffed it in his pocket. after police released the photo, the man turned himself in. he is expected to be charged with larceny monday. you heard of an airline losing a bag but one man says an airline lost his dog. courtney robinson has the story about the search v> i don't know how they could lose a pet like that. >> reporter: frank is stuck in tampa while his best friend is missing. delta lost his dog as he boarded a flight from lax last friday. >> they act like they lost a piece of baggage. >> reporter: he rescued tye a year ago. he helped me through the rough times. >> reporter: when it came to flying to tampa for several weeks, frank refused to leave the dog behind. he bought a $200 ticket for kye and put him in a crate. according to delta, tye crude through the crate and escaped. >> oh, man. >> reporter: he does built buy the story he said tye is microchipped and won't stop searching for his dog. >> i want him back. i want him safe. >> reporter: earlier this week delta told romano that tye made it to tampa. we spoke to baggage services and they say the dog was never here. delta tells us they are working with romano searching for tye at lax. they regret that this happened while tye was in courtney robinson. >> hope they find the dog. a deer in ohio thought it was getting a treat but it has been tricked. it got a plastic halloween pumpkin stuck on its head. now it can't eat or drink. neighbors tried to lure the distressed animal with food but that isn't working. officials with the city of mentor, ohio, say they don't know how to help and they turned the case over to the state department of natural resources. starbucks is rolling out controversial new dress code for its employees. starbucks workers are now allowed to show their tattoos as long as they aren't on the face or neck. employees can wear small piercings including nose studs and gauges no bigger than 10 millimeters wide but they are banning any rings that include a stone. so, that includes wedding wrings. watches, bracelets and wrist bands are frowned upon. it's based on new food and safety guidelines. in the bay area, an oakland start up is launching a new doll. goalie blocks released a new video. >> beauty is perfection. there she is. she likes to invent, construct and create. the mission is to teach girls about engineering from a young age. they say only 14% of engineers are women and hope goldie inspires girls to get building and into engineering and tech and sciences. the company started as a kick starter campaign and last winter they won a competition by intuit for a 30 second commercial during the super bowl. i remember that. >> great for them. we will be back with much more. first outside for this live look at the san mateo bridge. for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. welcome back. a meteor is streaking across the sky last night. here is the video shot on the dash cam of a car in san antonio, texas. you can see the streak on the top of the left side of the screen. check out this photo taken by armondo. witnesses say it crashed into earth. nasa says about every day 100 tons of meteors enter the atmosphere. this could be one of the big rocks that people on twitter say shook the ground when it crashed. >> all right. it's beginning to look like christmas in new york city. the 2014 rockefeller christmas tree arrived on friday. it's a big one. a couple from pennsylvania donated the 85-foot tall norway spruce. the tree lighting ceremony dates back to 1931. back then the tree walls 20 feet tall. this year's 13-ton tree will be lit on december 3rd in new york. flight teams practiced inflating balloons. thomas the tank engine was in attendance and newcomers that include paddington bear. they will float through new york city. >> glad to see paddington. >> coming up, why the homeless are taking a stand against police. >> and political analyst will be here to talk about the election results including the buzz surrounding the soda tax in berkeley. >> the spca will be here. we are waking up to fog, otherwise sunny conditions, but rain could be on the way. we have your forecast coming up. >> kron 4 news begins now. >> happy sunday everyone. it's going to be another really nice day. it doesn't feel like november around here. >> not at all. >> here's your forecast with erica. low 70s in san francisco. we are starting the morning off with another round of fog, mainly around the coastline. visibility down to five miles in the napa area. don't be surprise if you have delays in flights. we're going to expect rain coming up in the forecast. i'll tell you when coming up thank you. two americans held in prison for two years have arrived back on american soil. kenneth bae and matthew miller are back in the united states today. president obama a gids for the men's action, but the whitehouse said that's not what was in the letter we're finally here. 3o brother is home. all of our hopes and prayers for this moment have finally come true. >> i want to thank president b on and all the people in the state department working tirelessly hard to get me released. >> kenneth bae had been in north korea since 2012 and had been sentenced to 15 years. miller was sentenced to 6 years. miller's family doesn't want to talk about their son's arrival just yet to the media. back in the bay area, the san jose firefighters investigating a fire on how much damage to a house. a big crash on the bay bridge around 8:30 last night. they're investigating what caused the tre to end up in the wrong lane. mike is live at the bay great lakes good morning, that wrong way driver was arrested on suspicion of dui. the driver was heading westbound in the eastbound lane. the chp and emergency rues responded and shut down all lanes. this caused a massive back up in traffic. debris was scattered all over the road. this morning san francisco fire confirms at least three people were transported to san francisco general hospital. we are working to get more information on the wrong way driver and those injured. annie. >> thank you mike. police discovered a body with a gunshot wound at the corner of white house grass lane. police responded to a rommel of a man responsible sleeping on the sidewalk. >> this is the latest weekend in an any oc. a security guard was involved in a shoot out at starbucks and a 33-year-old man was shot in a parking lot. no arrests have been made still ahead. how the death of an animal at the an san francisco zoo could lead to policy changes. controversy over the right to sleep. a new mayor for oakland. votes are still being counted. is w so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. and i listened. i can do this. everyone deserves ooey gooey pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop! he loves me, he loves me not he loves me, he loves me not he loves me! warm and flaky in fifteen... everyone loves pillsbury grands. make dinner pop. dozens of demonstrators to protest policies among the homeless. police are allowed to arrest or ticket people sleeping inside the station. >> when bart opens up each day, this man and other homeless rest for an hour or two of safe, dry sleep. it's at odds with the police department. >> the main priority is to keep this place clear and free for our passenger. > feel there's nowhere else to go. they've been doing this for years and years and years. it's another step in the process of criminalizing homeless folk. >> bart police acknowledged the increased enforcement. >> we give a verbal warning, a warning citation and then a citation and then if they come again, they get arrested. >> with the winter approaching the citations and warnings will no doubt increase. >> i think we need to have a dialogue about whether this is the best way to deal with our homeless population. good morning everyone, live in the weather center, fog as we take a look at the bay bridge. i'll have the rest of your forecast when we return. for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. good morning, and thanks for starting your day with kron 4 weekend. >> it's foggy out there. we're seeing fog at the bay bridge and golden gate bridge. temperatures right now in the 50s. san francisco at 57, 48-degrees in sann that rosa. >> we're talking about all that cloud cover burning off, lots of sun sign. we could see low 80s as we head into the afternoon. lots of sun shine in the east bay. fairfield 78, everyone within ten degrees of each other. 77 if you're heading up to wine country. this strong ridge of high pressure bringing warm area to the bay area and the entire state of california. it will break down from a system from the gulf of alaskabringing us chances of rain. marty? a brand new mayor in oakland, but we're trying to figure out who is going to be the mayor of sana rosa. michael joins us this morning to sort it out. good morning, michael. >> morning. mike honda gave a strong speech from his win. >> this is a very tough race for mike hon. he was up against a young dynamic challenger. he had one of president obama's fund-raiser as his fund-raiser. this sort of played out in something we'll see a lot. tech versus the old guard, here, tech fell short and hon had to go to the trenches on this one, raising a lot of money and put ago a lot of ads on tv. it was not easy. >> it was a wake up call for him because he's been cruising for a decade and had the toughest race in his political life no incumbent is safe. voters are very ticked off at what is going on or not going on. to his credit, he pulled it out. it was a lower turn out, higher republican turnout. a lot of people are going why was he so combativeon election night. it was a message don't mess with me, find someone else for next time. >> do you think his statements will have any negative fallouts. >> a lot of this goes away and a lot of deep pockets in silicon valley will realize we took a flyer, and hon is our guy, let's go with him. according to sam lakardo, he says it's over. >> i would veer more toward sam. you're talking about a real flip from election day and vote by mail, how things tend to break. they tend to break the same way they did in absentees or in day of voting. i think you're going to see that probably tonight, i think the last results be counted and sam will declare the victory. divisions between himself and the police department are very raw right now. >> yeah. it looks like shaft also has her work cut out for her. >> when you look at rank choice voting, it's making sure you break out of the pack without offending a lot of the other people. people were kid gloves. they weren't attacking each other as much. the different makers were the endorsement. that made voters decide, among this pack of 15, this person doesn't have the right kind of credentials. deep problems in unpopularity numbers to people where she was left off a lot of ballots. you saw what happened when it came to people dropping off. livy shaft began the easy winning. the easy part is winning. the tough part is governorring. >> the oakland raiders is one of the things she'll be dealing. >> right. it's very curious why san antonio, as we talked about during the break, the veto. there are other places you could make more money, but the raderers are in a position where football teams are a hot commodity. they want to show raiders we are serious, get down to business about getting us a stadium. >> a little leverage there. okay. michael, thanks for joining us. we're back for meteorologist christine more after the break. -- we're back for more after the break. turning to sports this morning, it was a battle of teams as the royals took on the rockets in houston. both teams are four and four this season. the niners want to bounce back after that loss to the rams last week. ailedden smith will return. kick off for this game is at 10:00 from new orleans. the raiders are looking ahead to the broncos this season after losing in seattle. the broncos are averaging twice as many games. kick off is at 1:45 at the coliseum. join me and biff roberts on sports night live as we break it down as the warriors battle the sun. all your sports needs sunday night at 9:00. the san francisco giants victory parade., all the speeches and fun tonight on kron 4 news. coming up, two deadly shootings have police searching for suspects. and we'll have your forecast from erica after the break. >> we're waking up to fog around the bay area. you can see we're socked in. visibility about a half may at half moon -- half moon bay. we will be approaching the 80-degree mark. we're talking about cooler weather and the chance of rain in your extended forecast. i'll tell you when you need your umbrella coming up in about 15 minutes. two shootings left two men dead and police and family members are looking for answers. rodney frazier was standing outside with his friends. >> 16 years old old, my first kinds son, i helped my granny raise him. he was a good kid. he died in his friend's arm. that's sad for a kid to have to hold his friend dying. if you want to kill somebody, get somebody you want. get who you're looking for, not my little cousin. they didn't even know him. >> about 30 minutes after rodney was killed another tragedy at sixth and pennsylvania. a male driver had been shot and was pronounced deat the scene. the passenger was sent to the hospital. police do not believe they're combined. i wished they would have got me. he was a baby. i'm 34. they need to stop the violence. the registrar of voters said the it directors resigning did not affect the voting. a fine for anyone caught stealing water by tapping into fire hydrants at night. the fine is only $25 but the county wants to raise it to $250. street cleaners in ramone have been fined for using the water hydrants. a water main broke in the valley. crews are working to repair the broken pipes. customers could have problems getting water for up to 48 hours. in pacifica, a robbery at the advance second degree cash store. he fled the scene in a gray car. burlington also on the lout out suspects are being searched for by thieves who used stolen credit cards to by apple gift cards worth $10,000. the suspects then used to buy apple products at three peninsula stores. anyone with information is urged to call police. a person injured by a train. the person has moderate injuries, but is expected to survive and is still investigating on how that person got onto the tracks in the first place. ac is creating bus lanes. a tech worker, dan hod was last seen more than a week ago. hall works for a san francisco start up called metro mile. >> family and friends it's not likely for him to just disappear. the search starts today at 1:00 p. sad story from the san francisco zoo as their youngest gorillahas died she ran under a hydraulic door as it was closing. >> the zoo is investigating to find out what happened and to find out if any policies or procedure changes need to be made. still to come, here's a live lookout side. this is the bay bridge, wow, the fog completely covering it. just an hour ago it was completely clear. we will have more details on your forecast coming up a bit later. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. >> welcome back. mourners gatheredder to honor the teens killed by a hit-and-run drivers killed halloween night. this happened in orange county. police have arrested a suspect. police say two children and women are dead. >> police say they heard a woman screaming me shot the kids. 48 students were found dead in the river. mexican media say the students were arrested by a drug car tail. >> -- cartel. .on is expected to hold meetings with a number of national leaders good the holidays are the perfect time to add a new pet to your family. we take this live lookout side san matao bridge. we'll be right back. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. good morning. future cast shows plenty of 70s by lunchtime. i think we'll have a few 80s develop by this afternoon. temperatures above average ever green one of the warmer spots at 81. lots of sun shine and 70s in east bay. 7 7up in napa. >> satellite and radar shows this system shifting east in the middle of the week and that's going to cause a rain front. it's hard to say how much rain we could get, but it could definitely affect your morning ride. annie. >> thanks erica. we have cute little kitties in the studio. holidays is a perfect time to we have an event that helps. we have two adorable kitties here. i have o mali and his brother gordon. these guys are two months old and already neuters. they probably will get adopted before holiday win toes, but we'll have more like them. >> tell us about the event. >> our unvailing is on friday, november 21st at 5:00. we have a special guest, grumpy cat. we'll be there every day until january 4th. so what is the whole purpose of the event? you're bringing dogs and cats and mostly puppies and kittens to macies every day. >> yes. every day. last year we did 343 adoptions and raised over $100,000. >> it's so fun to see. you're walking by checking out the puppies and kittens plague. it's just a thing to see. >> we're so happy to see this tradition. you go to nutcracker, time square and then you go to macies to see our holiday window you have a streaming video so you can watch it live. >> you can log on to our web site and watch the video. it's a great way to volunteer. you stay for two hours outside the window and there's no training necessary. >> he's ready to go. >> he almost escaped. you bring the animals in every morning. >> wes. we bring them #to the window and then if they don't get adopted, we take them back to the shelter and tuck them in. >> i know a lot of people like to receive pets for christmas, but you don't want anyone to bring back a dog or cat. >> holiday season doesn't increase our return rate. we encourage the whole family to come and pick out the pets. >> all the animals come spade or neuters. >> yes. they're spade or neuter and they're as up today on their vaccines. we give you the food they're used to eating and a collar for them as well. >> these two came from the same litter, right. >> yeah. they're little brothers. they're ready for a home for their. >> what are the breeds you can see. >> with the dogs, we do a small -- lot of small breed adult dog >> he got your mike. >> oh, honey, that's not good. we feed fed you this morning. >> we have puppies and we do a lot of different cats i heard you guys get a lot of small dogs we have dog is my co-pilot where they'll fly dogs to the midwest where they don't have as many small dogs. >> how many does it cost to adopt a dog or kitten. >> 125 for kittens and 250 for dogs. wonderful. holiday windows, it's starting november 21st. go to sfpca .org for more information. we're back with more coming up after the break. hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm 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scattered across the road. there was conflicting agency, san francisco fire confirms at least 3 people were transported to san francisco general hospital. late last night the chp reopened the road and this morning the traffic is not impacked. chp says the crash is under investigation this morning and we are working to get updates on those injured and we will pass that along when we get it. ann knee thanks for the live report. marty. antioch police are investigating a homicide after they discovered a body with a gunshot wound on the sidewalk. that body was found at grassland and white hoof way around 2:30 saturday morning. antioch police say the unidentified 36-year-old man suffered at least one gunshot wound. when police responded to the report of a man possibly sleeping on the sidewalk. >> we have dogs which we the the dogs didn't bark and so, whoa don't know what happened. >> thiss the latest in -- this is the latest incident of a vie enterweekend last sunday a woman was wounded by a stray bullet while walk her dog near west 18th and 8th streets. three days later security guard was involved in a shootout near starbucks. and thursday, police say a 33- year-old man from pittsburgh was shot to death in the summersville town center parking lot in antioch. so far no arrests have been made in thursday or saturday's shooting. coming up on cron4 newsweek end the berkeley bart station is back opened after a person was injured under a train. >> the annual veterans day parade kicks off in san francisco later this morning. details on the parade coming up. >> and here's a live look outside of the bay bridge and you can see we are waking up to sunny skies on this sunday morning. more details on your forecast a little later. tag: sooner or later, everyone needs a helping hand, or a helping paw! so mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train assistance dogs for wounded veterans. veteran: i live independently because of what all it provides for me. and it's 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reopened after a person was injured underneath a train. we want to look at photos sent to us by a viewer. police say the person has moderate injuries and is expected to survive. they are investigating how the person got on the tracks in the first place. the federal government is give ac transit 81 million dollars for the bus rapid transit project. this will make the buses more reliable and reduce commute times. ac transit says the project will connect oakland to the san leandro bart station and describe it as a light rail on wheels. the buses will have dedicated lanes and signal priority. a good morning. live in the weather center clear skies as we look live at the san mateo bridge. fog is burning off. full details on the rest of the weekend forecast when we return. good morning welcome back to kron4 news weekend. we started with a lot of cloud cover fog this morning. and a lot of it is starting to burn o it's fog -- off. it's foggy -- foggy at golden gate bridge. temperatures right now slowly starting to climb. a lot of 50s and 60s. san francisco very mild at 61. and 56 leaving the shows house in santa rowa -- santa rosa. but the cloud cover will burn off 70s approaching lunchtime and at 3 it looks like we could see a few pockets of will 0s -- 80s. temperatures trending well bob where we should be this time year. 70s in today's forecast. temperatures about 7 or 8 degrees warmer than usual. fremont 5. 81 for ever green. similar conditions in the east bay. 76 in concord and temperatures pretty much with 10 degrees of each other today. we will see low 70s for downtown san francisco. and oakland a high of 74 and 76 in santa rosa. still dry around the bay area. that will continue on into early next week. we have the strong ridge of high pressure again not only bringing warm weather to us but the entire state of california. you will notice some moisture well to the north affecting the pacific northwest. this ridge is going to move eastward into the middle of the woke allowing for the opportunity for rain to develop. so we are tracking a system dropping down from the gulf of alaska that could bring rain as far south as santa cruz and the storm will arrive late wednesday and nine into thursday. marty. >> erica thanks. the midterm election changed the landscape in congress gop winning a majority in the senate to go along with the majority in the house. >> president obama and democratslike g -- licking their wounds and look ahead to 2016. michael joins to us talk about the fallout obama on friday meeting with congressional leaders in both parties and having a lunch on friday i think the headline was obama and gop lawmakers break bread but not ice. >> and no heads were broken at that meeting. but clearly what's going on right now is a showdown in the next few weeks. president obama made it clear he wants this congress this house of representatives to pass the senate immigration bill which was a bipartisan bill passed a year ago through senate. he said if they don't do that he is going to enact immigration can reform through executive order through a combination of amnesty and path to citizenship 2, 4, 5, 7 million undocumented people living here today. john boehner said basically don't poise opt waters or -- poison the waters or it could cause terrible precautions and -- repee -- represent percussion and you have a setup for confrontation at the end of the year. if he does it and if congress doesn't enact it and i don't anticipate the house of representatives taking a vote and doing it, i think that the president is in a box and he has to do it. if he fails to do it he will do serious damage not just to its presidency but to the democrats in 2016. he is probably going to do it and then you will see what war breaks out afterwards. how much retaliation takes place and what consequences for a potential you know another government shutdown. >> yeah. we heard last week mixed messages on the one hand everybody is talking nice and saying that the american people want us to work together. >> right. >> on the other hand the president is saying well if you don't do what i want i am going to go over your head anyway. >> i think part of the problem of this election was the president never really made that point in the runup to the election there were things that could have been done that should have been done that weren't getting done and now to do it after the election will probably look like spoiled sour grapes but to the president it's his warning shot to say are we going to work together or not if you are telling me we are not on this specific thing of immigration we have a problem. and the irony of this is that if the republicans thought about this, they would want the president to do it. to take it off them so they can scream and ranting and rake andget it over with and move on. because this is a issue that if they decide to make a war, will do damage to them in 2016. no matter which way they try to talk about it. >> good point. >> so part of it is could be a little facade and faux rebillion that once it happens it will go away and they can focus on repealing obamacare but if they were smart it would be something where they would make some fuss and let it go away let the president take the heat for it. and move on. >> and incoming senate majority leader mitch mcconnell the kentucky republican, he talked about focusing on the epa and reigning them in. >> and what does that mean? environmental protection agency put out a rule last year that drastically restricts the amount of carbon that coal producing plants power plants would put out. and the only way to combat that would be either with two-ways congress can deal with it one is legislation overturn the directive which could probably be vetoed by the president the second would be to put in a line in a spending bill forebidding them from spending money tone force it which would make it tougher. because then it's combined inside spending for a lot of other things and medicare obama care and you name it and are you going veto a bill on those grounds because one particular section? those are the inside politics you will be seeing in the next year or six months or so as pub way and how far they can push the president and get their agenda done because the president still has the veto power. and i think rand paul is making jokes about the president getting tired of veto no president gets tired of the word veto it's their ultimate power against the congress. and the democrats know that they have more than 40 senators in the senate and enough to prevent a. >> an override. >> enough to not just to block a veto but prevent bills from getting to the floor by doing mitch mcconnell did to the democrats in filibustering them. >> so are we looking at more of the same here? >>i think the possibility is extremely high of more of the same. which is bad for the republicans and good for hillary clinton in 2016. >> uh-huh. >> and that's what you will see a lot of people people like chris christie scott walker and others trying to take pot shotsat hillary clinton and talk about their record as governors because they don't want to ruin themselves. >> separate they will selves from connor. >> how has john boehner's he approach will change. >> i think that bane nor. ner will have to -- boehner will have to find out how much they will give him and i think democrats are going to be a major stumbling block in the senate. >> okay. it's going to be interesting as always. >> yes. >> thanks michael. we will be right back. turning to bay area sports it was a ballet of unbeaten teams last night in the nba as the warriors took on rockets in houston. it was a close game but at one point gameth in-- into the 4th when the warriors started to pull away. seth considery leading the way with 14 points on the way to a game high 34 points. they go onto win by a final of 98-87. the only unbeaten team in the nba and golden state will stay on the road tonight facing the suns in phoenix. 49ers on the road this morning. they are in new orleans to face the saints. both teams 4-4. trying to stay in the playoff race. niners want to bounce back after the tough loss at home to the rams last sunday. and also, this is a 49ers last game before smith returns. linebacker has a 9 game suspension he is finishing up. and for violating the substance abuse and personal conduct policy for the nba and one the season is over he will owe the 49ers 661,000 dollars in fines. kick off for the niners saints game is at 10 a.m. and raiders hosting the broncos today. looking to get the first win of the season. but it's not going to be easy so far the season broncos are averaging almost twice as many points per game as the raiders. kick off is scheduled for 1:05 at the coliseum. i want to show you this play broadcasters of the game called it the strangest play in college football. here's the pass by utah and against the ducks and travis wilson completes the 78 yard pass to clay but clay starts to celebrate too soon and drops the ball at the one yard line. so the ducks will pick it up and then start a 100 yard journey to the other end zone. oregon's defense running the ball back 100 yards for a touchdown. clay loses his touchdown by starting to celebrate one yard too soon. >> that's epic. >> i want to hide my eyes too. >> yeah. >> here's program reminder, kron 4 bringing you the san francisco giants victory parade in an encore presentation tonight at 7. and an hour long look back at the parade's best moments speeps and highlights all that -- peaches and highlights all that on kron 4. the 49ers better beat the saints if they want to make the playoffs join us on sports night live as we break it down and raiders host manning and broncos and the red hot warriors battle the suns. a full half-hour of all your sports needs sunday night at 9 right after the news. welcome to the medical minute we are in san ramon at plastic surgery center of dr. 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not as bad as yesterday. temperatures certainly are on the climb here a lot of 60s developing. napa 62 and 60 oakland and san francisco. and concord is at 59 degrees. still holding on to upper 50s in the south bay. but again later this afternoon we will see temperatures range from the low 70s coast side to the low 80s inland. we are certainly above average and we will continue to see that develop into tomorrow. but by tuesday, cooler weather is expected and we will see an increase in cloud cover and we have rain in the forecast. i will walk you through that coming up at 9:45. marty. >> thank you. now turning to decision 2014 the race for san jose's mayor still up for grabs and votes are being counted. city councilman lacardiosay head of the supervisor dave cortezi. lacardioclaiming victory butcortasi is not consieged. kron 4 reports from the south bay where volunteers came in on saturday to continue to count the ballots. >> reporter: a lot of these white boxes are being filled after hours of opening and sorting vote by mail andenvelopes and another 47,000 votes have been counted. we are work 12-hour delays at a minimum. our lobby of the department where the public comes in is full of staff opening at flattening ballots we used every inch to open ballots. >> reporter: nearly 150,000 vote by mail ballots. >> everything is going well. >> reporter: at least 100 people came in to help on saturday. there's now anywhere from 20 to 30,000 left to be processed. now the staff will reach the goal of completing the vote by sunday then they will move on to the 14,000 provisional votes that need to be counted voters whose information needs vair foiling. >> we can confirm did you return your vote by mail ballot because we wouldn't want somebody voting twice. >> reporter: sam continues to lead with a 51 to 49% vote. now voters may have to wait a few weeks to find out who won the title by law the new mayor must be chosen by december 2nd. reporting in san jose, alicia reedreed. santa clara county is asking the secretary of state to review the ballot counseling procedures. registrar of voters says resignation of the county's it manager the day before the election didn't affect the vote counting. they say that the time it took to count the votes was expected. santa clara was the last county in the state to report the final tally. contracosta county is looking to raise the fine for anyone stealing water. that's after some residents reported seeing people tapping into hydrants late at night. right now it's 25 bucks but county wants to raise it to 250 dollars. the water district says it's thinking about installing security cameras to deter water thieves. but it's not just getting -- it's not just residents getting caught in the act. authorities say street cleaners in san ramon and dublin have been find for using hydrants to fill the trucks. in the north bay temporary water stations have been set up after a watt n main -- water main break in napa. 200 people were left pho et cetera bar. it happened in the area devastate by the earthquake in august. officials say crews are working to repair the broken pipe and the damage may have been done. the city says customers in the area could have problems getting water for up to 48 hours. and in pacifica saturday reports of a armed robbery at a payday loan business on hickey boulevard. it happened after 2 in the afternoon at the advance america office. police say a man seen here in a puffy green jacket entered the building and demanded cash claiming to have a gun. and the picture is taken of the suspect from surveillance video. he was leaving the store. employees cooperated with the man who later fled the scene in a gray car. anyone with information is being urged to call a sicka police. and -- pacifica police. and burlingame are looking for people using stolen credit cards to buy apple products. police say back on october 24th a woman reported having her wallet stolen. later that day police say the men and women in the photos used the cards to buy apple gift cards worth $10,000. police say the suspects used the gift cards to buy apple products at three peninsula stores. anyone with information is asked to call burlingame police. national news on saturday, hundreds of mourners gathered at two southern california churches to honor the teens killed by a hit-and-run driver on halloween night. family and friends of the 13- year-old twin sisters lexi and lexan dray peers and their friend andrea gonzalez died in a crock walk in orange county. police have arrested a suspect joaquin bell accused of driving the car involved in the crash and taking off with the two teenage kids. and in world news violent protests in mexico after the remains of 43 college students were found burned and dop ped in a river -- dumped in a river. students and parents mashed through mexico city demanding justice. the mayor of the small town in the region his wife and a police chief were all arrested in connection with the deaths of the students. people demonstrated outside the office of mexico's attorney general and they set fire to cars and broke windows at government buildings. this is video of the aftermath from the protests. mexican media reports say the students were murdered by a drug cartel which was working for the mayor and police chief. and back in the bay area the san francisco zoo reports the youngest gorilla has died in a terrible accident. kabibe was severely injured friday night when she ran under hydraulic door as it was closing. the zoo says that the loss of the 15-month-old is tragic. they say incidents like this are extremely rare and the zoo says they are looking into what happened and if any policy or procedure changes need to be made. happening today in san francisco, friends and family of a missing tech worker will search the area where he was last seen. dan ha was seen in south of market neighborhood more than a week ago and works for a startup called metro mile. friend and family say it's not like the 26-year-old to just disappear. according to a flyer he has been known to have dizzy spells where he is lightheaded and trouble speakingch the search starts at one this afternoon. speaking. the search starts at one this afternoon. one startup company is launching a new doll but not with makeup and heels. what other features make this doll one of a kind. >> and also one band beat out more than 1400 other bands in oakland's mayhem contest winning best song by a band under the age of 18. they are call the jammy nachos and we will jam with them later this morning to talk about the next bay area performance. >> and look outside from the sso camera we are waking up to sunny skies on this sunday morning and another gorgeous forecasts. enjoy it now because changes are on the way. female announcer: through tuesday at sleep train save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends tuesday, veterans day. now we are back on kron 4 newsweek end. dress rehearsal saturday for those in mace yea annual thanksgiving day parade. flight team practices inflating balloons and checking for leaks. pikachu and newcomers like pattington bear and sky landers eruptor. a few of the new balloons expected to float through new york city on thanksgiving day. and it's beginning to look like christmas in new york as the 2014 rockefeller center christmas tree arrived on friday. a couple from pennsylvania donated the 85 foot tall norway spruce. the tree lighting ceremony dates back to 1931. back then the tree was only 20 feet tall. this year's 13 ton tree will be lit on december 3rd. and just in time for the holidays, an oakland startup is launching a new doll and she is not just any doll. she is not in makeup and has tools and ideas. goldy blocks released a new video to promote the doll aimed at what they like to call big sister. >> beauty is perfection. >> so meet goldy there she is according to the website she likes to invent and construct and create. they say the mission is to teach girls from engineering and say 14% of engineers are women and they hope that goldie will inspire girls to get building and go into engineering and programming and all kind of cool things stea. earth -- it startedas a kick starter and last winter they won a can he physician for a 30 second commercial during the super bowl. i think a lot of people did see it. >> yeah that commercial is several million dollars. >> yeah for sure. >> great idea. coming up on kron 4 newsweek end we have the weather forecast because we are expecting another lovely day around the bay. >> and here's live look at thegolden gate bridge. you can see the fog peel back a little bit. more details on the forecast. weather is next after the break. >> we are tile sit down with -- sit down with clients and make plan for them so we can make them successful in that market by getting property sold. >> thanks suzanne and for free consultation give the experts a call 800-893-6665 or go to the website... the real experts you can trust. good morning happy sunday. thanks for starting your day with kron 4 news weekend at 9:456789 we are looking at temperatures -- 9:45. we are looking at temperaturesbecause they are starting to climb. we are in the 60s in oakland and stan fran but 56 leaving the house -- san francisco but 56 leaving the house in santa rosa. cloudy spots and low lying cloud cover for the golden gate bridge and half-moon bay dealing with fog but that's going to burn off heading into the afternoon. lots ofshon by 12. temperatures for the -- the sunshine by 12. and temperatures in the 70s and few 80s for some of the valleys by 3 this afternoon. so temperatures still treeningwell above -- trending well above average. ever green hitting 81 and pretty close to 80 in campbell. fremont a high of 75. 74 in redwood city. similar conditions in the east bay. so look at the numbers. vallejo 77, 70 in richmond and low 70s for downtown san francisco today. so temperatures between 8 and 9 degrees warmer than where we should be for this time year. napa a high of 77. we still have a strong ridge of high pressure in play keeping things warm at least over the next couple days. but it's going to shift east and some of the moisture that we have been dealing with from the gulf of alaska will infiltrate the bay area. we could see showers as far south as santa cruz wednesday into thursday and there is a good chance we will see some rain in the bay area and i don't think it will be a huge washout. look for dry conditions by friday and temperatures cooler as we head into the weekend. marty. jamming nachos. [ music ] & [ music ] you are listening and watching the jamming nachos. they are the winners of a best song by a band under the age of 18 in the oakland mayhem contest. >> and joining us this morning is the jamming nachos who beat out more than 1400 other bands and people in the contest. we have got messiah who is on the keyboard, alana a vocalist to join to us share with us the talents and story and this is a big deal. three day festival this week featuring all oakland musicians. what was your reaction when you found out you won best song in it was crazy. other manager entered us into the contest without telling us. >> you didn't know. >> no. and we didn't know until up until i bhoab the day before and we -- i believe the day before and we found out the day after we won and we went crazy. >> they told us it was like we won? >> what did with qe we win. >> it was -- what did we win? >> it was exciting. >> there were 1400 other bands that tried out and you won for the best song under the age of 18. tell us about how the song came together. >> any time anywhere was a song that we had liked original song of ours and we decided to record it at fantasy studios who is sponsoring i believe the mayhem contest. so we recorded it there and we had our couple producers mix it for us and it's not all the way finished so we are working on it and perfecting it and we won with that and love that song. >> fantastic. >> and you can listen to it on sound cloud and we want you to listen to it and look it up on sound cloud and liken. >> and you are produce -- and like it. >> and you are producing original music and you get inspiration from prince and michael jackson and how does that create a process of work. because it sound like you involve a lot of people. >> yeah. we basically it's people who inspire us throughout our original mikes and also the oakland bands there's giant music scene and i thy believe there's three headline liners thursday through -- and i believe there's three headlineers thursday through friday. >> and the jamming nachos whoa play everything. so, anything that inspires us like we are going to incorporate it we are not only a rock band we can do pretty much anything. >> you are verse tile. >> yes. -- verse tile. >> yes. >> tell us how the band came together. >> it was originally the 3 sings which is messiah rios and ray rios is the git gidar and ray is the -- guitar player and ray is the base player and they are getting good and the manager was like let's move it forward and rios the guitar player i go to school with him and he was like you know my friend is singing and so than auditioned me and found our drummer jeremiah at the guitar center killing it and he came in for a audition rehearsal thing and they included me. >> wow. what's the journey been like being band mates and out of oakland and sounds -- mates and out of oak lan and you have managers -- oakland and you've got managers and producers. >> we learn it's not a sprint it's a marathon you know. and it's just really fun i get to play with my best friend everyone day and make music and that's cool. >> now you are going to dcv. >> yes. >> and are you studying music is that something you want to go to school and learn more about or is it just something on the sideline. >> i am studying man goreialeconomics so -- managerial economics and managing some aspect of music. >> manage the band. >> exactly. >> and what's your vision for the band and your role in it? >> well, i go to oakland school for the arts for literary arts which is writing and i hope i can start writing a lot of songs and just incorporating more of my-- like our songs what i want it to be. and i hope that you know we can all build together as a community and and a bapped and have our inputs no matter what we do. >> and -- band and have our inputs no matter how we -- what we do. >> have you hear about the oakland art scene getting energy and people moving from the city and to oakland and seems like the art community is really say brant now. >> they have -- vibrant now. >> they had this contest last year and sold out. oakland's music scene is moving forward and that's with first friday and this is going to be at the awakening cafe and we expect it to sell out so everybody should get tickets early. and i believe the tickets are 10 dollars in advance and. >> 13 at the door and if you are 18 and under it's 5 dollars and you can go purchase them onlineif youer is. mayhem contest website. >> a great deal to see and listen to great music. >> if you want a three-day pass it's $15 for festival. >> even better. >> congratulations to both of you. that is wonderful accomplishment and i know everybody connected with the band is so proud of what's happening and we are proud of you too i've done a great job and have a wonderful time at the concert. >> thank you. >> check out oakland mayhem starting this thursday and it's a three-day event featuring local oakland musicians. check it out we are back with more after the break. nature valley crunchy granola bars contain 1/3 of your daily whole grains, so 1/3 of this commercial is dedicated to what you could do with all that energy. 1/3 of your daily whole grains means energy to take the road less traveled. nature valley crunchy granola bars. and we have a recap of the big store quiz we are following this morning. -- stories we are following this morning two americans released from captivity from north korea are back of the matthew miller of bakersfield and kenneth bae of lynwood washington arrived at washington state military base last night. members of the bae's family who live near the base south of seattle were there to meet him when he landed. bae was freed after two years of captivity in north korea and he says he is thankful he was not forgotten and was detained in 2012 leading a tour group to north korea. and three people taken to the hospital after chp officers say a wrong way driver caused a pretty big crash last night on the bay bridge around 8:30 yesterday on the eastern side of the bay bridge at least 4 vehicles were involved. the shut down -- it shut docers caused the driver to end up in the wrong lanes and and they are look to see if the driver has a medical condition or if drugs and alcohol was involved. antioch police are investigating a homicide after a body with a gunshot wound on the sidewalk at grassland and white hoof way about to:30 -- 2:30 saturday morning. they say the unidentified 36- year-old man was shot at least once and it's the latest incident in what he been a violent week. last sunday police say a woman was injured by a stray bullet as she walked her dog near west 18th and a streets. three days later in the same area a security gored was -- guard was involved in a shootout and thursday a man was shot to death the summersville town center park lot. sew far -- so far no arrests have been made in the thursday or saturday's shooting. here's 7-day around the bay forecast. warm weather but gradually cooler into next week. we could see rain wednesday and into thursday and not going to be a washout but i like the change we need it. >> yeah we do. >> we need the rain. >> thanks erica that's wrapping thanks up i am marty gonzalez. >> and i am anne hong we are back with more later tonight join us for kron for news at 8 and before that we have highlights of the giants parade at kron 4 at 7 tonight. we are tawing about dental implants discover the champion in you! . 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