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San francisco with sawdust and 19 mi. And this is nothing compared to what we will see this afternoon. The wind will pick up close to 4 00 p. M. During the 7 00 a. M. Hour do was see sustained winds but by 3 00 p. M. We may see wind speed up to 25 mi. Per hour or. By 6 00 p. M. The wind advisory will expire. It is going to be a wended thursday and i will talk about just how breezy it will get coming up. Even with the wind, the bay bridge is looking good in terms of the backup there is no real big delays. Cash paris on the left and right of a toll plaza have an easier ride. There is slowing for...

Top stories we are following on this thursday december 19th. Loved ones gather at a church vigil for a 13Year Old Girl on life support. After her tonsil surgery takes a tragic turn. Well have the latest on the story. And progress is being made in fighting the big sur fire. Well tell you when crews hope to have it fully contained. Plus. The search continues for the Mega Millions winner who bought their ticket from a store in san jose. The bay area is anxious to hear their story. This just in to kron 4. A car crash has ignited a twoalarm fire at a gas station in east oakland this morning. It hap...

Hog wild in bay area neighborhoods its crazy. The level of damage is so high tonight an outraged homeowner shares his home video whoosh reporter mans best friend and more. He;s my best buddy and pal tonight the story of the unconscious blind man on the subway tracks and the extraordinary gesture by his guide dog that saved his life. Pam prayers for jahi mc math the 13 Year Old Girl remains on life support after she suffered complications following a routine tonsilectomy. Pam jahi is now the focus. As her family and the Community Hopes for a holiday miracle. Pam kron 4s scott rates spoke to her...

TAMPA, Fla. — Roughly 250,000 Floridians have lost their Medicaid health coverage since mid-April when the state began reviewing the eligibility of more than 5 million people on its rolls,

TAMPA, Fla. — Roughly 250,000 Floridians have lost their Medicaid health coverage since mid-April when the state began reviewing the eligibility of more than 5 million people on its rolls,