>> today on kron 4 news at noon, a tree crashes into a home in napa splitting the building into. we have reaction from the people inside. plus, the asian american pacific islander community making another push for public safety in san francisco. the latest developments in a live report. and crime continues to surge

in the east bay. the latest resources deployed by the governor and state attorney general to tackle the problem. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin governor gavin newsom and state attorney general rob bonta are stepping up efforts to combat crime in the east bay. they say the california department of justice will deploy state attorneys to help prosecute suspected criminals. kron four's will tran is an alameda county with the latest. it's part of 1, 2 punch earlier this week. governor gavin newsom deployed. >> and additional 120 chp officers to help oakland and the east bay police departments like the one right behind me. the alameda police department trying to catch criminals, violent crimes, property crimes, burglaries, retail, thefts, to try to minimize that as much as they

possibly can. but what's the point of catching if you don't prosecute and find them guilty to keep them behind bars? and that is why this is the second prong of the approach deploying more attorneys out there to help district attorney pamela price. alameda county district attorney pamela price and other prosecutors throughout alameda county as well as oakland. keep those criminals behind bars. should they be found guilty? so this is the part of the punch that they want to deploy over the next several days. and it has the support, pamela price. and i'm sure many others in california as they have been very upset retail theft and violent crimes. it seems going up and up and up. it also has the endorsement of california state attorney general rob bonta for him. this is quite personal. so take a look at your screen. this is what he said earlier this morning. he says the east bay is my home

and i'm committed to ensuring that the people of oakland can live and work in a safe community. i welcome this partnership to ensure that justice is done so that oakland residents can thrive and prosper. so again, this has the endorsement of so many people with in alameda county as well as oakland. this will kick off and several days from now. how many attorneys will be deployed from the department of justice that still determined. but they're actually adding teeth to existing laws. back to you. the oakland police department fired a probation officer over social media posts made nearly 12 years ago. >> the polls are described as a series of racist and derogatory statements. police say they became aware of the post last friday launched an internal affairs investigation and then decided to fire the officer. oakland police say the fired officers actions are contrary to their core values. and the api community is

holding a rally pushing for increased public safety in san francisco. kron four's. charles clifford joins us live now from the city with the latest details on charles. >> there just a few days away from lunar new year, which is a time of celebration for many in the asian community. but many folks including the elderly in that community are worried about safety and crime. today, the city announced a new effort to try to set their minds at ease. >> in recent years, san francisco has seen an increase in violent crime against the asian american and pacific islander community. many of these acts have been caught on camera too often. seniors are the victims. many of our have a lot of fear about going out onto streets, have a lot of worries, but it's not just them, but it's also their families to on the steps of san francisco city hall. on thursday, city leaders called for a more holistic approach to the problem that would expand city services, support victims and make sure resources are available to ensure public safety that while law enforcement can help, the problem needs to be dealt with on a community-wide

level to think about the future in a way that is more about our community that is healthy. that sustainable. that is well rounded. there are strategies that compliment. >> law enforcement that make our communities safer. following the rally, the board of supervisors held a public safety hearing. >> to hear from the police department, other city departments on what they're doing to prevent violence against the api community. >> all right, back live now lunar new year is february 10th. that will be the year of the dragon. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right, charles, thank you for your coverage. >> and police are investigating a deadly hit and run this morning in san francisco, south of market neighborhood. it happened on the 500 block of 6th street. that's where police say they found a person in the street suffering from life-threatening injuries. the victim died at the scene. police say they are looking for the driver. in the south

bay. san jose d 2 suspects accused of more than 70 retail crime in the bay area. investigators say jamie flores and thomas 7, o so targeted stores like nike best buy and target since last july. stealing more than $75,000 worth of merchandise. police say they were able to make the arrest thanks to a grant they received from the state to fight retail theft. >> they go in court needed. they had a vehicle waiting for go in you know what, we're going to obviously things like cost more front really helps us focus our resources, whether feel best way to protect the logical resources and personnel to really focus organizer told us. >> last year the department got a 0.4 million dollars from the state to fund its organized retail theft detail. police arrested a san jose business owner cused of selling drugs out of his business. police found this pink powder shown on your screen both the business and the business owner's home.

officers say the powder is known on the street as pink pantr. it's a mixture of several drugs, including ketamine, meth and cocaine. police did not name the business involved but said it's located along blossom hill road just off highway 85. in the north bay. a family in napa says they are thankful to be alive after a tree crashed onto their home during sunday's storm kron. 4 sarah stinson reports the loudest boom. >> in the whole house shook, the roscoe family woke up to a tree crashing down on their home on franklin street in napa around 5 sunday morning. jane rasco says she was trapped on one side of the house. her husband and granddaughter on the other. so immediately i yelled. >> to find out if they were okay and my husband was yelling from the other side to make sure i was ok, the tree landed within 2 feet of her 6 year-old granddaughter miraculously, she was not hurt. >> roscoe and her husband also, okay. you know, you can see all those what ifs, but i

am absolutely sure that god was watching over us watching over my granddaughter, watching my husband watching over rasco says they called 9-1-1 and firefighters helped rescue them from the house. rasco says the community has been very supportive there. currently staying with a friend from church. and this is not the first time the roscoe's have lost their home. their house burned down in the tubbs fire back in 2017. so this is not her first brush with adversity. but in that case we could see it coming. you know, we knew it was coming. so we have time to pack. this one is very different. every day is a blessing. every day is a gift. >> and that was sara stinson reporting for us. the owner of that house says the city is removing 3 other trees from the same street to prevent this from happening again. all right. taking a look at all of you know, damage from that storm. let's talk about our forecast moving forward as we take a live look outside from our sutro cam. look a bit drier out there today. let's

check in now with kron four's gayle ong from morning hello, stephanie. s try indeed. so gives people a chance to do some cleanup after the storms. >> but we are dealing with chilly temperatures. the north bay coming out of a frost advisory this morning. petaluma is 32 degrees. one of the coldest spots and as you can see in the north bay, even to the east bay, down to livermore in the low to mid and upper 30's so we can expect chilly days like this chilly mornings and nights and notice our radar. we are quiet across the state. a lot of that unsettled weather has moved on east of las vegas and phoenix, arizona. they're dealing with some winter weather out there. so we have that low pressure system moving on out, making for a high pressure that's going to be taking over for the next several days. and it's going bring us some cool crest, daytime highs. but dry weather. as you can see, we're seeing blue skies out here, a different story than we saw the last couple days when it's been stormy. temperatures out the door. we're in the low 50's right now and mid 50's

elsewhere. right about close to our daytime highs and about an hour or 2, we'll be warming up. as you can see, we are already starting to warm up about 2 to 4 degrees across the bay area. wind speeds are calm everywhere else. just a normal sea breeze over there. so if you're in the south bay, you are one of the warmest spots today. here is your coffee forecast in san jose. 57 degrees. partly cloudy skies. all right, dale, thank you for that. a cunard cruise ship is getting a lot of attention for the wrong reasons. the queen victoria was docked in san francisco for the last couple of days. >> 139 of its passengers came down with gastrointestinal problems. the cdc and the cruise line of not officially announced a cause. but the local infectious disease expert, our local doctor, peter chin hong, he weighed in on this matter. >> so it's very likely going to be no virus. norovirus is a virus that causes vomiting and diarrhea and you can have

person-to-person transmission very famous for happening on cruise ships where large numbers of people get together and prime conditions share a lot utensils, food, et cetera, apart from being very uncomfortable. fortunately, norovirus dozen results in a lot of people dying doesn't have a high mortality rate. >> the cdc is monitoring this problem. >> the queen victoria left san francisco at 8 o'clock last night. it is headed for hawaii. everyone feels better soon. well, happening tomorrow, san francisco is getting a first of its kind indoor charging station for electric cars. electrify america is set to open a location in soma. space offers allowed free wi-fi and restrooms for ev owners. the president of electrify america says the station will also be equipped with hyper fast chargers. >> all of our stations here are capable of 350 kilowatts charging. so that means you get roughly about 20 miles a

minute. so in 10 minutes of charging, you can get 200 miles of range back in 20 minutes to get 400 miles of range back. >> that could be the future. the indoor charging station opens 24 7 again in this over a neighborhood of san francisco starting tomorrow. coming up on fox 4 news at noon, a new study suggests one pantry staple could help control your blood sugar. we reviewed the research. >> plus, san francisco's mission district is gearing up for niners fans excited about the big game. how some businesses there are getting ready. and the niners hit the practice field in las vegas for the first time this week with the players say they are with the players say they are focusing on.

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now just 3 days out from super bowl. 58 and the forty-niners hit the practice field for the first time this week. >> but for sports reporter kate rooney reports from las vegas. >> the forty-niners hit the practice field here in las vegas for the first time this weekend. they made it through practice without much drama, which might be a surprise considering the way the week started with reports of the forty-niners being unhappy with the quality of the practice field at unlv, soggy field, soft grass. meanwhile, the chiefs are over at the raiders indoor practice facility, but they were out basking in the sun and getting the job done. kyle shanahan said it wasn't worth it to him to change the team's practice schedule in order to move over to the raiders practice facility. i asked a couple of the players what they're still hoping to accomplish this week with a couple more practice days left before the super bowl. here's what they had to say. >> we put a game plan and last week before we got here. so put a little bit more in this morning. so it just kind of

this crews get ready for sunday. >> you can always get out is something. i'm glad the playoffs. we have a really b-g into the body someone like we know we can pursue in play hard like the defense have. you know, we had a a few lapses and pursued effort on some peso this weekend. president biden trying to make it a point to get to the ball. everybody like all 11 on the field. just trying to get to the ballroom floor. you know, i just played we played kind of let off and down a little bit his postseason co. we haven't been living up. no. so i stand and what we built that what i what people expect of us and we expect of myself. so just trying to get you back to >> kyle fixes things might change a thing here. there. what's more just like just stay home and, you know, we are that we finished the, you know, the 4th quarter lions get internships game. we're like we're hot on the defense played well. the office may well specially as play like, just got to try to keep that momentum rolling. we also heard from forty-niners general manager john lynch. he, of course, is a super bowl champion himself with the tampa bay buccaneers. >> he had a couple of words of wisdom for his players this

week. he said you're not going to remember all the fun night you had out in vegas that will make you happy 10 years down the road from now. what will make you happy is knowing tiat you locked in and won the super bowl in las vegas. kate rooney kron 4 sports. >> all right, kate, thank you. let's talk about our forecast now here locally in the bay area's we take a live look outside of the bay bridge. gorgeous view of the bridge this afternoon at 12, 16 beautiful blue skies up there with just a touch of a breeze. let's check in now with gayle for her thoughts on all gayle. >> hello, 70. yeah. so we have some quiet weather ahead. chilly but dry. and while we're talking about vegas, we saw kate rooney and her winter coat. well, if you are heading out there this weekend, sunday 3.30, kick off, you're going be pretty chilly sea. want to pack your jacket around kickoff or you're looking at 50 degrees and halftime. 47 degrees. i know allegiant stadium is inside. so if you're in the dome, you're fine. but if you're out on the strip, pack a jacket out there, here's our radar. we're

pretty quiet statewide and all that activity heading out to phoenix, arizona. so we have some dry conditions at this noon hour, but we can't rule out an isolated shower or 2. so fast pouring it, too, about 02:00pm one. 45, you could see some spotty rain in the petaluma area around 3 o'clock. we're looking at rain and sandra fell san francisco pacifica and even some light rain in livermore. but that's just about it. not a washout. just some light rain, some sprinkles. and then by the evening, we start to clear out you'll see some passing clouds and you can expect dry days for the rest of the week for now. and let's talk about the rainfall we got. we are above normal in most of our bay area spots except for oakland. you're 95% of normal for the water year which started october first. so a little catching up to do. but yeah, we've got some beneficial rain but now will be warming up as this trough is moving out. as you can see, that's what's bringing us some high pressure here that will be taking over. and that's going bring us some

really nice, chris. cool. daytime highs in the 50's and 60's. so let's take a look at your seven-day forecast as you can see, sunshine through at least tuesday. and then keep in mind, the lows are going to be in the 30's and 40's, but maybe a chance of rain next week. stephanie. >> all right. i'll have the umbrella handy. thank you so much. hail francisco's mission district is expected to be one of the liveliest neighborhoods in the bay area. this super bowl sunday kron four's dan thorn spoke with a business owner getting ready for what could be a pretty wild night. >> the mission is often the place to be when a bay area team is on a championship local businesses say it's great to have a happening neighborhood for super bowl sunday, but hopefully things do not get too crazy. and the mission does get rowdy. but i don't necessarily think it's anything to be concerned shane johnson is general manager of elixir saloon on 16th in guerrero. he says the mission has a deep connection to bay

area sports teams and is expecting a fun crowd on sunday. a group of the i've seen the warriors win championships have seen that. giants take it all the i remember the 49 ers 2 super bowls. i think this a fantastic time neighborhood venue. the chapel is hosting a huge watch party for super bowl sunday. we're the game on 22 foot screen 5 tables in everywhere. we have a mezzanine and then we have 5 ares total. >> we are ready to go. safety measures such as security checks will be in place at the watch party. as for the outside party, it's expected to be lively regardless of the outcome. >> it's going is going to go down but that we win or we lose. so i think was the fire i think was he's celebrating think we see a lot action hoping to curb any potential chaos following the nfc championship game, caltrans and chp closed several freeway off ramps in the mission. >> union sfpd also limited traffic along mission and

valencia streets. some mission district business owners say the fun may get out of hand, but the focus is on what they can control. >> at the end of the day, we're here to provide a good time for people don't want to reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> this year's lombardi trophy arrived at the super bowl experience in las vegas on wednesday entrusted with caring. it arguably the most trusted hands in the league's history. hall of fame receiver jerry rice. rice won 3 super bowls with the forty-niners. >> no one. exactly opportunity that would have been a football game and playing that game in my head the night before. >> if you won a super bowl here in las vegas, how would you celebrated in our city after? >> well, i can't disclose >> very clever rice was a wide receiver in the nfl for 20 seasons and won the super bowl mvp in 1989. still ahead on

kron, 4 news at noon, a ballot measure to formally enshrined same marriage rights into the state constitution goes before voters this november. >> why some say the measure is necessary. and a new report reveals the major health impacts that long covid can have on children. for your

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to this crisis. san francisco assemblymember matt haney demanding action to combat california's ongoing opioid crisis. per the california department of public health's. most recent data from 2022. more than 6,470 california has died of fentanyl poisoning that year alone coming out to an average of just over 124 deaths per week can happen to your loved one. it can happen if knowingly take a substance like fentanyl or can happen to people who are addicted and we need to be able to save those people's lives. that's why says he's introduced ab 1976. >> it will require all first aid kits and workplaces across california to carry naloxone, commonly referred to as its brand name narcan. >> this spring medication is known for its ability to quickly reverse an overdose. we have to make sure that this medication, narcan is available everywhere can save a life. his proposal comes less than one year after

governor gavin newsom signed laws to require narcan be present at california public middle and high school stadiums concert venues and amusement parks. but haynie who serves as the chair of the assembly select committee on fentanyl, opioid addiction and overdose prevention says more must be done and he's confident he has support from both sides of the aisle. this is not a partisan issue. >> republicans, democrats wer're we are all the impacted. we are all losing loved ones from this drug epidemic. let's let's make sure that we take on the drug dealers and yet have more access to treatments, but also still our responsibility to protect people and the best way to protect people and keep our loved ones alive. kids a lot is making sure that this stark and is it available and accessible everywhere? and should the bill become law? cal osha will be the state agency responsible for making sure all first aid kits in the workplace. >> carry narcan reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news.

>> or is your local elections headquarters? and this november, california voters get to decide whether or not to formally enshriied same marriage rights into the state constitution. well, same marriage is legal in california. same marriage rights are not officially enshrinrd in the state constitution. a proposal known as the freedom to marry ballot measure would change that. supporters say the measure is necessary given concerns the u.s. supreme court could one day overturn its decision to legalize same marriage nationwide. >> we know our freedoms are under sold across the country. so california, we're going to stand firm and strong and in training the freedom to marry whomever you and love you. don't just have to you can love them as well as we want it in bold in our constitution to say i don't care or a supreme court. >> in california, you can marry who you want. >> as of now, there is no formal opposition to this proposal. the measure needs a simple majority to pass. and a

reminder we host a debate here at kron 4 on february. 12th between the top 4 candidates for u.s. senate. we can watch it live at 7 o'clock here on kron. 4. you can also stream on the kron on app or watch it on kron 4 dot com. the traffic safety advocates are urging the san francisco police commission to enact a policy that limits racially biased traffic stops. it proposes banning pretext, stops for low-level offenses, including failure to display are properly mount license plates, registration tags and driving with expired registration. the commission says most of the stops have focused on black drivers for more than 2 years. the policy has been put on hold. community members sent a letter to the commission requesting the policy finally move forward for final vote. the proposed public bathroom in san francisco's know a valley is now estimated to cost $300,000. project leaders released what the bathroom with look like last year. that's when the estimate was

1.7 million dollars. the city announced that a donation of $425,000 helped bring down the total cost of this bathroom project. the restroom is set to be installed in late summer. let's talk about our forecast now taking a live look outside at our mount tam camera, beautiful view of the vacancy. san francisco shrouded in the midst on the right hand side. let's check in now with gayle. thank you. >> hello, stephanie, as we want to take you to the sierras to take a look. this is yosemite half down. how beautiful it is. you can see that nice cloud deck. mixing in with the trees covered in snow. well, take a look at the radar. you can see how it looks here. just some clouds over here. but pretty calm, right, especially since the last few days that rain here in the bay area. the sierra also got their fair share of snow. so let's take a look at the sierra snowpack about 80, 70 to 70% of normal. so some beneficial snow for the long term. i know there's issues with traveling, but they're

expecting another 6 to 12 inches of snow this weekend. so we do have some maybe some snow in the mountains on friday, the higher elevation, but travel looks good for the weekend. you'll be in the 30's and low 40's. so here's our long-range future cast this afternoon. you may run into a stray shower. i parts of the north bay and san francisco and the east bay, but not a washout and taking you through the evening. looks like we'll have some cloudy skies, but we'll start to see some clearing friday. looks like we'll have some passing clouds. we'll have some nice, crisp, cool. daytime highs in the 50's 60's. but notice around las vegas you-you. they run into some unsettled weather. if you plan to drive out there for the big game and this weekend. but saturday, we all clear on the west side here because arizona is getting all that unsettled weather right now. so from the mountains to the coast and nice hit day here in half moon bay, if you want to go walk around the beach, if you're stepping out the next few hours, expect a mix of some

sun and clouds in the 50's. back to you, stephanie. all right, thank you for that. >> and turning to national news now, 5 marines aboard a military helicopter that went down outside of san diego are confirmed dead. the military says the aircraft went down tuesday night during stormy weather. the group was returning from training at the creech air force base just northwest of las vegas. the helicopter was found yesterday morning near pine valley. one hour from san diego. efforts to recover remains are underway. border patrol agents encountered tens of thousands of people crossing into the u.s. on a monthly basis. a memo exclusively obtained by news nation reveals most are not arriving strictly for asylum, but for economic reasons. news nation's ali bradley has the details from the southern border. >> news nation was able to exclusively obtained internal documents from cbp sources that show that customs and border protection advisors we're down with panamanian it. immigration officials in the

darien gap where they know that those migrants traveling through that area actually don't qualify for asylum if they allow them to make that dangerous trek to our southern border anyway. so how do they know this? well, they interviewed hundreds of migrants here in this report in the darien gap. that's a notorious stretch, a little treacherous jungle region that connects south and central america. now investigators, they found no reports of migrants leaving their home countries because of political persecution or pressure from gangs or other criminal organizations. now, this is pretty significant because the current senate border bill labels, all migrants as asylum seekers, despite knowing most migrants are fleeing poor economic conditions. in fact, many of those interviewed say they already have employment set up for them at their destinations. so here's a breakdown of the migrants who were interviewed in the darien gap. most of them, as you can see, our venezuelan some of those venezuelan nationals were living in peru, ecuador and colombia. some of them for years before even heading north. also leaving those

countries because of deteriorating economic conditions and fear of being targeted by gangs. ultimately, many migrants reported being victims, 2 robberies, assaults and rapes, but not along, not in their home countries, rather in the darien jumble. almost all of the venezuelans that were interviewed told officials a potential benefits of making the dangerous trek to the u.s. outweigh the risk of possibly being repatriated to venezuela once they arrive. independent presidential candidate robert f kennedy junior making his second trip to the southern border this time where we are in the hardest hit sector, the tucson sector. now he tells us exclusively if he wins, he would stop all illegal crossings, including those coming through the darien gap. i make unannounced and a wide over. >> and i would begin enforcing the laws nobody gets cross. and i would also start talking to presence central american countries ecuador, colombia. >> and enlist their in solving

this problem internationally. this all comes as we also obtained new numbers from customs and border protection showing that we have already >> encountered more than a million migrants along our southern border census fiscal year began october first, comparing that to last year, the same time frame. we only saw around 923,000 we have well surpassed last year's record-breaking encounter numbers already. now, we're also looking at how many chinese nationals came through our southern border. that was that one of the fastest growing demographics. we're seeing more more than 19,000 came in through the san diego sector. compare that to only 24,000 for all of last year. >> all right. the biggest contest for donald trump in the race for the white house may be if he's on the ballot in all 50 states. the u.s. supreme court spending about 80 minutes trying to to decide that issue this morning. the high court sitting down to hear arguments originating out of the state of colorado at the heart of the case, a provision in the 14th

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>> we continue to honor of black history month here at kron 4 and today we head to the oakland aviation museum which honors the contributions of african-americans in the field. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> before you reach bessie, coleman drive stretch of roadway leading up to oakland international airport named after the first african-american woman aviator. >> you will and su ming lee passed the hangars along earhart road. >o tucked among them, the oakland aviation museum, historical treasure. conway jones junior makes a point to visit at least once a month stopping by for a casual stroll down memory lane with the museum's current leadership and then guiding the occasional tour of organization he founded some 40 years ago. on this day, we are fortunate to be his guests. colors in this country

have made. >> contributions to america since the black servants who wore the retired u.s. air force. colonel shares a few stories about the decorated tuskegee airman. this the aircraft is a fully operational. the first african-american fighter pilots and crew in the u.s. army air corps who helped secure an allied victory in world war. 2. >> known famously for flying red tail fighter bombers. rulings, as you know, the pitch, yes, a replica is featured in the museum. only. >> 17 bomber crews were lost. >> well, that with live coverage. your name course, of world war 2. and that's against a backdrop. there were 8,000 member wise to stay in. israel leading into the tuskegee airman. exhibit plays a simulated video of the high flying aerobatics associated with the herald. a group of high fliers. >> jones says this was the first room set up when the museum moved to its current location. roscoe brown shot down. one of the first

chairman gets the red tails mean the world to him. this is the >> replica the tuskegee airman. congressional gold medal. he grew up around them. well, his dad served for the u.s. army in tuskegee, alabama, the cold air brought to military service army air corps into country. a set of values. jones pays homage to bessie coleman, the first african-american woman to hold a pilot's license no teacher to fly planes here. so she had to go to france together. prior training came back. the museum not only tells stories of the past, but also looks ahead to the future and how black aviation has evolved. fast forwarding. to victor glover. a black astronaut. he 3 of those 4 man crew. we're flying the national heart of too, around the moon in november for jones history sets the path forward and provides context in

navigation. guidance through breaking barriers and building bridges for those following behind took office. it took an oath of office to. and serve the constitution, united states of america against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> i think we still we need to be about that. people blacks particular to serve our country. here's our country. has served this museum is a hidden gem and it is affordable for families to attend. >> it's open every wednesday through sunday, from 10 o'clock in the morning. until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. and the last ticket is sold at 3 o'clock in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> and we thank all of them for their service from 4 is honoring black history through the end of february. tune into our special airing thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm. let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at sfo of just a big

gray out there, but not too many raindrops at this hour. let's check in now with gayle from morning to you. >> hello, stephanie. s just a mix of sun and clouds out there. but we are dry, mostly dry for now. so you could see it is quiet on our satellite and radar. but as i take you through the futurecast model in about an hour, we could see some isolated showers. we're talking light rain here. so pacifica, san francisco in about an hour livermore as well. and that activity should continue through the late afternoon. 4 o'clock here. you may see some rain drops during your rush hour commute, but nothing crazy elects like and then we start to clear out throughout the evening and you may notice some passing clouds on friday. so this is all because that trough bringing us that rain and the severe weather moving out of the year and it's bringing high pressure here and that's going bring us some nice, crisp, cool, daytime highs to the 50's and 60's but mostly dry. so that's going to be nice if you need to get things done. and this was supposed to be but maybe the wind knocked

that view temperatures out the door where in the low 50's and mid 50's right now just a few degrees lower than our daytime highs which should reach about 57 degrees in the south bay and then wind speeds are common, much different story than yesterday. the usual breeze here along the coast over by point raises reporting 22 miles an hour. but you can see we are nice and calm. and like the 2030, miles an hour we saw yesterday, though, we will be dealing with the cooler temperatures. chilly temperatures overnight. i don't see a frost advisory in place at this time, but you can expect 34 degrees to start your morning in santa rosa. so very similar to today. and so chilly mornings, chilly nights. just remember that. bring your jacket. now. let's talk about that big game day forecast here because if you're heading to las vegas, it's going to be chilly there, too. so if you are going to watch the super bowl out there, whether i know allegiant stadium, you are inside the domes. you'll be ok, but if you're out and about on this trip, expect mostly sunny skies in the low

50's for the daytime highs. if you're going to be out there this weekend and a look ahead at your seven-day forecast, take a look at all the sunshine we have from now until at least tuesday with daytime highs in the upper 50's low 60's. those nights will still be chilly in the 30's and 40's, though. and then as we hake you through the back end of the week, we could see some rain starting wednesday night and into the weekend. so we're fine. tune that forecast. so no more. but in the meantime, just enjoy the sunshine and the dry weather to get things done around the house. enjoy some outdoor walks and runs walking the dog and walking with your family and friends. stephanie, what a nice idea. thank you, gayle. >> well, as we count down to the niners big game this sunday, we're meeting all kinds of superfans kron four's amanda hari sat down with one who's been fateful for 55 years. >> 90 year-old martha camp has been building her san francisco forty-niners collection for more than half of her life. and while she's

had to downsize since moving into brookdale senior living in redwood city. >> she kept her favorites like this. bear from her daughter. it went through every super camp on attended all 5 of the niners super bowl victories that you have it when they've lost. right. haha. you're not concerned that trend is going to continue know it's got great. camp honor was a season ticket holder for the team's entire tenure at candlestick park in that time, she only missed 5 games with my son and my husband. >> we're the ones that were, you know, the fans and i said. you know, i want be with us about and it ended up that i was more of a fan and it has been she says. she feels this year's team is similar to the ones in the 80's. joe montana with their quarterback, they were a family. i have that same feeling. she's also

hoping the niners can get some help from one of kansas city's super fans and hoping that taylor swift to spend it. distracted so that he won't be catching all those. >> she says she'll be right here watching every second of the game on sunday. what would it mean if they were to win this be so i would be very, very in redwood city. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right. well, can't make it to las vegas for the super bowl. you can still tailgate with kron 4. our justine chicago's jarrett payton for a whirlwind tour of sin city. that an insider's look at allegiant stadium sing along with wayne newton and feast on tailgate tips with a celebrity chef catch big game tailgate tonight at 6.30. >> we'll be right back after the break.

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>> welcome back to kron. 4 news at noon where taking a live look now at the oakland zoo giraffe live cam hopefully could see a giraffe out there. they might be taking a nap at this hour. did you know that there are 4 different types of giraffes over at the oakland zoo. you'll get to see tick. you waited giraffes. there are patterns are more defined with larger white lines between their orange brown patches. now the draft may be known for its high, but there toms grow as long as 18 inches, they use their towns to prune trees by stripping the leaves off bridges. animal experts say that we actually have more in

common with giraffes than you might think their next maybe longer. but they have 7 neck vertebrae, the same number as us humans drafts are listed as vulnerable by the iu cnn and their total population in the wild is less than 100,000. and england's chester zoo announced the birth of a new chimpanzee. this little one was born to mother alice in front of visitors in december. the zoo said while alice and her new baby over center of attention, they are still finding some quiet time to get to know one another and can often be seen cuddled up together. chimpanzees are critically endangered, threatened by deforestation, poaching and the illegal wildlife trade and take a look at this. this image of a polar bear snoozing iceberg when this year's people choice award in the wildlife photographer of the year photo contest. i've seen this myself and this is one of my favorite images now, tens of thousands of people voted the winning

photographer says he hopes it inspires hope in the face of climate change. runner up for the contest included a photo of birds in the sky for man, one giant bird. you just saw that there are shot jelly fish in the water between the aurora borealis. a pair of linus is grooming a cove and a turtle and a dragonfly sharing. a special moment. as you can see there, all 5 of these beautiful photos will be shown at the natural history museum of london. that will be off in the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here on from 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. take good care of yourselves. live in the bay is next. >> thanks, stephanie. that's right. coming up today on live in the bay, san francisco playhouse and their latest production. how you can get all the details coming up after that. plus taste of the nfl. we interview to certain chefs making us of how to build a burger. >> by a quarterback that you might just all this and so much more. still to come here on live in the bay. a quick commercial brea

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