>> right now on the kron 4 morning news, california leaders are taking action to reduce the maternal death rate of black women will explain how. pressure is mounting to put control over autonomous vehicles in the hands of local governments. we're live with the details and the leading candidates in california's race for u.s. senate had heated debate right here in our studio. hear what they had to say. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. tuesday to you as a birthday tuesday. anyway, i'm darya james. yeah. enjoy today because our time with the sun is kind of limited as we're getting deeper into the wheat rye. yeah. because of the rain is on the way at some point idea. yeah. and it's looking like it's going to be on the way tomorrow for valentine's day. so if you have any plans for the holiday.

>> just make sure your accounting for those showers. as for today, though, we are looking at a dry forecast ahead of us. nothing getting in the way of your tuesday. your view outside this morning at coit hours, looking pretty clear at the surface. we do have some cloud cover sitting up above. >> but we're not looking at a lot of fog in the city nor along the bay shore. some fog on 1, up in sonoma county as well as out into the delta and beyond the carquinez. beyond that, though, less than what we saw yesterday. also not as cold as it was yesterday. most of us are hanging out in the 40's this morning. san francisco is are lone spot still hanging out in the low 50's right now later on today it will be upper 50's to low 60's for your highs. yet another dry day today ahead of rainfall returning late tomorrow, thich i'll get to your full forecast rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, off to a pretty busy start. the meeting or lies or on slowing you down at the bay bridge. >> about 19 minutes for everybody traveling so that fremont street exit is back to just a 5.80, there. if you are

going to take a nurse emma to bridge things are starting to build. 17 minute ride is a little slower getting on the bridge along 80. if you are traveling, richmond center fell bridge about 14 minutes last hour. we are still at around 8 minutes. so these are certainly starting to pick up as more people commute this morning, golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls 24 minutes. clear conditions today. darya. james, back to you. thank you, anna. >> all right. cross 4 is your local election headquarters and the 4 leading candidates for that u.s. senate seat aced off with each other right here in our studios across for adam schiff, katie porter, barbara lee and steve garvey all running for the senate seat vacated by the late sen. >> dianne feinstein and the debate got pretty chippy. it did. the acropolis grant lotus gives us a recap. >> the crisis at the border opening monday night's senate debate in san francisco. candidates asked whether or not president biden should take executive action to close the border. i think the president is taking executive actions, but there are limits

to what the president can do without congress providing the authority. while democratic candidates stressed the importance of congress's role, president biden should continue using the legal authority. he to address this issue while we elect leaders who will shake up congress. republican steve garvey pointed his finger directly at biden on day one. the president open the floodgates. >> and created a crisis in the united states. he should be the one to step up. in closed the border. we will not have border security until we have comprehensive immigration reform. there's still some policies in place which donald trump had put into place when he was president. those need to go on the topic of minimum wage but really claimed the wage needs to be $50 an hour for people to live properly in the golden state. >> just do the math. just do the math. of course, we have minimum wages that we need to raise to a living wage. you talk about 20 $25, but i have

got to be focused on what california needs. >> garvey said no changes need know wages where it is and should be. if you look at what california center fast food franchises right now, increasing the minimum wage to $20 and what's going to happen? that's going to increase costs for hardworking californians to go to to go to a franchise garvey. also going on the record about his stance on former president trump. have you spoken to him and would you accept his endorsement? you have 15 seconds. >> i haven't spoken to. would you accept his endorsement? these are personal choices. that prompted some tense moments with adam schiff, the greatest threat that we on the and on the why it is you said voting rights were the most fundamental thing. there this is mister ship fixated on one person and one person only. >> now as grant lotus reporting and if you missed

the debate, you can see the whole thing to get. the recap on kron 4 dot com scan this qr code and i'll take you right to that spot on our page with all of the debate. highlights. happening today. san mateo county is going to talk about legislation to stop the expansion of waymo's driverless cars. yeah. in their county specifically they want local governments to have more control over whether these autonomous vehicles are driving around on their streets. >> kron four's will tran live for us now in redwood city to

driverless cars within their city. right now it's up to 2 state agencies, the california public utilities commission as well as dmv. he says that they don't even bother contacting local jurisdictions, whether or not they like it or if they think it's even safe for the residents within san mateo county, he points to many things, especially what happened last week in san francisco involving a waymo vehicle. that vehicle got into a crash with a cyclist on the streets of san francisco. and even though the investigation is still ongoing, let's face it in the court of public opinion, especially recently. so many people have come out against those driverless vehicles. dmv actually suspended the operations for crews in san francisco. in the meantime, san francisco has to deal with that. they're hoping to get lot safer.

human drivers behind the wheel. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. we'll for that update, right? 76 is the time. also happening right now, a search is underway for this missing 101 year-old man up in santa rosa. police there shared this picture of willman william gunther. he stands about 5 feet, 6 inches tall. he is at years old and his health 1 condition. they say he was last seen driving away from his residence on monday sometime between noon and 4 in the ayternoon. it was a white 2018 subaru legacy actually have the license plate number that police provided. you see it on your screen 8 cw are 708. police say it's possible that he might be driving in the area of gold rock beach upton jenner just north of bodega bay. if you see a car with this license plate call, police. >> it's 707. and in oakland, police officer is on paid

leave while an investigation goes on because he crashed into a chp patrol cruiser. and police say he was driving under the influence off duty when ppen. the crash was saturday morning on eastbound 80 near manuel compass parkway in fairfield, the oakland police officer was off-duty and crashed into the chp crews are now. there were 2 chp officers at the scene. one was inside the cruiser and the other was outside the one in the car suffered minor injuries in it was taken to the hospital.dthe other officer wasn't hurt. the oakland police department has not released the name of that officer. san francisco police officers have made 23 arrests during to nighttime operations around un plaza. the operations are part of the latest phase of the city's effort to combat the drug crisis in the mid-market area since the launch of this last year. police arrested more than 2000 people for

possession with intent to sell public drug use and outstanding warrants. and they also seized 300 pounds of narcotics. almost half of that fentanyl. >> well, immigrant rights groups rallied in front of a new immigration court that open monday in a predominantly spanish-speaking copper neighborhood. the new court will hear cases from multiple counties, immigration rights groups know that we're at that rally say local government didn't let the community know that this court was set to open. they worry that it will instill fear in the community. congressman mark this on says he's disappointed the court open with limited community engagement, but he does appreciate the need of the office of immigration review to do its work. the justice departmenteis hiring. 21 immigration judges for the county for the court court there in concord. but asylum seekers will still need to find their own representation. >> time now is 709. and we want to give you the latest as we're talking about the forty-niners loss and everybody has to. >> monday morning quarterback

tuesday or back monday morning. come back from vegas. a lot of the fans that were there. yeah, it's a game in person returned to the bay area yesterday and our cameras were there to get their reaction. >> it was a grueling experience. and as soon as i saw that it was going to come down to us having to stop mahomes my heart kind of dropped sands. that's where was left drained. >> don, let's go. go home. wrap it >> everybody's and show what a sad. except for chiefs fans. they were thrilled. >> it's a great time to get you sent for there's there's amazing. couldn't couldn't a better script as they would say, lived like he came back to very and spent all that money satisfied. a lot of our items like i spend so much money we love. but you know what? no matter who you root for everybody. we talked at the airport said they're just excited. >> to get next season going. you know who got to go? one bay area teenager from make a wish. >> got to go. and that's one of the stories that we're going tell you about. still

ahead on the kron 4 morning news. also a look at why the oakland jewish alliance wants the state attorney general to investigate oakland city council. >> and for people sadly found dead at a home in san mateo. now investigators are trying to figure out exactly what happened to them. >> and today is going to be another dry one. but tomorrow starts a pattern of wetter weather that continues from valentine's day all the way into the weekend. you can already see our next storm system sitting out to our west. i've got more on your forecast. all right. we're starting a busy out there on our highways

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>> it is 7.13, on a tuesday morning and we're still >> holding no rain yet. yeah. holding for now. tomorrow may be a different story. how john? yeah. tomorrow for valentine's day. and fortunately you might get a little wet out there towards the evening, especially as we do see some rainfall pushing its way back into the forecast where were sitting this morning? nice view of the sunrise in san jose right here. but looking for a good sunrise be for you. and this is about the clear is that we're getting on the map right now. a lot of us are sitting under partly cloudy skies for your morning. and that is going to be something that holds true into the afternoon as well. not quite as clear as yesterday, but we are staying dry today tomorrow. not so much as this next storm system makes its way on in resulting in that return of rainfall. and once the storm door opens tomorrow, it remains for the most part, pretty pen all the way into the weekend and into next week to where we're sitting in future cast. you can see those passing clouds today while you're sleeping tonight, a few brief sprinkles for the north bay. nothing that we're going to notice,

though, because we sleep in and they'll be very brief, here's 10:30am, tomorrow morning. a few light showers pushing into the peninsula. most rainfall during morning hours will be up north, but we will start to see showers drifting more so into the bay area come the afternoon. see, you're going have a wet drive home from work tomorrow as well as if you have those dinner plans for valentine's day. some wet conditions around that as well. we'll continue to see showers off and on into early thursday morning. but thursday itself should dry out pretty nicely. as for rainfall totals tomorrow evening could see our mountains. well, the looking at anywhere between a half an inch to just below an inch for most urban area. so a decent amount of rainfall. that's just the start of this weather forecast ahead of us. that just means a day like today that remains dry and remains nice and comfortable with those upper 50's and low 60's is hopefully a day that you can step outside. enjoy a little bit low 60's for the south bay this afternoon, san jose at 62 degrees, low 60's

as well for the inland east bay all the way over to oakland, right at 60 degrees. also a little warmer than yesterday for the north bay with nap at 61 novato through santa rosa right at 60 degrees. tomorrow's temperatures a little cooler rainfall arriving during the afternoon morning chance on thursday. but after that, we look to be pretty dry until friday evening friday night into saturday and then to get into sunday and monday of next week, all looking very rainy as well right now. all right, john, thank you for that. traffic is starting to pick up here at 7.15. >> traveling along 80 or highway for even a 82 hayward. you start to see traffic steadily building even longer 7 to bridge bay bridge. traffic is certainly slowing down there. mater lights are on. and the bay bridge about 18 minutes. so that fremont street exit san mateo bridge just short of 24 minutes. so again, things are starting to busy we're seeing is you're getting on the bridge off. the bridge is going take a little extra time to do that. 101 in

the south bay. 85 up to middle part now at 45 minutes. 2.88 who still fairly light. and let's check on the east bay selanne shut down to 2.37. we've gone about 5 minutes. 37 minute regions. back to you. >> thank you. reyna 7.16, is the time and for your money this morning, valentine's day is prime time for online romance scams. what talking about that a lot recently. and the first inflation report of the year is out was a good news, bad news. let's find out jane king standing by live at the nasdaq new york. good morning, jane. james, well, it was bad. mares inflation rearing its ugly head again. just when we thought we had a least kind of >> gotten control of the situation, inflation up in january compared to january year ago by 3.1%. that was more than expected and interest rates immediately went up. the stock market's down down down more than 500 points on this. the things we pay more for in january, medical costs, car insurance, rent, and some food items. well, the irs has issued more than 2.6 million refunds worth

roughly 3.6 billion dollars. the average refund is just under $1400. that's down about 30% compared to year ago. but that could change. a lot of people have not filed their returns romance scammers are using ai to target people around valentine's day. federal agencies are warning to be extra cautious of cyber romances in 2022, nearly 70,000 people were collectively conned. at 1.3 billion for romance scams. court of the federal trade commission import demand has been good but declined last year 2021 22 were the best years ever for consumer reports. demand in the u.s. driven by covid stimulus. but younger consumers are not eating as much meat in general and pork in particular live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to james. all i heard was more bacon for thank you very 7.18 is the time right now in the bay, the oakland jewish alliance called on the state attorney general

to investigate. >> the city council for civil rights violations over what happened at a meeting in november. the group says those violations happened at the council meeting where they passed a resolution for a cease-fire in the israel-hamas war. prom for sarah stinson has the story. >> i've never been as scared as i was. that night. >> mark owen still shaken by the words, spoken at the oakland city council meeting held back on november. 27th. the council listened to 6 hours of public comment regarding a resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza, which the council ended up passing. cohen says people taking to the podium and shouting from the crowd used anti-semitic phrases while many members of the jewish community were in attendance. but among the expressions, i said was white. hitler heil hitler. >> a and then it f and zionist pigs. many people had left at a fear for their safety. cohen

says pro-israel speakers had their title 6 civil rights violated when the city council did not intervene. it was their failure. >> piece island to sit on their hands during this anti-semitic. 6 hour marathon. i one thing to recognize the anti-semitism they allowed. cohen along with the oakland jewish alliance, sent a 12 page letter to attorney general rob bonta. >> and to the oakland city administrator demanding this be investigated. >> and when the city council afforded greater rights 2, the anti-israel people at the expense of the jewish pro-israel people that is a violation of. civil rights, the organization, arab resource and organizing center or a rock has been called out in the letter as being an openly hostile group at the meeting. >> a spokesperson with a rock has responded to the letter saying in part, quote, among other completely untrue

statements made in mister cohen's letter, the accusation that anyone in that room said anything remotely close to hile hitler is not only demonstrably false but also deeply offensive to us as avowedly anti fascist anti-racist organization. cohen has asked ag bonta's office to confirm if it will be conducting an investigation within 7 days we reached out to his office but did not hear back in time for this report. we also didn't hear back from the oakland city administrator's office or any city council members. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> in fremont, police have arrested 4 teens who they say were in this stolen suv. 2 of them are accused of robbing a postal worker of their keys right near niles community park. before then taking off in that suv. this happened last wednesday in the area of 3rd street. police say a similar robbery happened the day before, but they didn't clarify. was the same group suspected in that case. in the

east bay amtrak train apparently kit and kills a person on the tracks in hayward yesterday afternoon, a little after 2 o'clock. amtrak says the person was trespassing on the tracks when they were struck by this train that was heading to san jose. investigators say nobody on the train was hurt. >> his 7.21 in the south bay, the santa clara county sheriff's office is investigating a shooting that happened monday. a person was shot around 8 in the morning on last well avenue near park, more avenue and they suffered potentially life-threatening injuries. investigators believe it was targeted and they have not made an arrest. if you have any information you're asked to contact the police. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the niners coach is in the spotlight this morning being questioned about his decision to take the ball at the start overtime.

>> back at 7.24, the san mateo county sheriff's office is investigating an armed robbery that occurred in an unincorporated area of the county monday morning. there's about one, 30 am that deputies responded to this report of an armed robbery outside of a home in a millbrae neighborhood. the ed by 2 suspe both had handguns. nobody was hurt, thankfully, but the suspect stole the victim's personal belongings and then fled the area in a gray honda accord. heading in the direction of al camino reale. anybody with information on what happened is asked to contact san mateo county sheriff's office. 2 men in san

jose were arrested for allegedly robbing multiple bakeries spanning 2 months. police arrested 37 year-old to ramos and 41 year-old arturo vasquez ayala. police say the 2 allegedly rob several banks from bakeries, i should say, from december to january, they take out a gun, apparently demand money and then take off with thousands of dollars. both men now-have been booked into the santa clara county jail. happening today, the concord city council will again take up a possible rent stabilization ordinance. that would also require landlords have just cause before evicting tenants. the ordinance would apply to multi-family rental complexes of 2 or more that were built prior to february. first of 1995, the ordinance would limit annual rent increases to 3% or 60% of the consumer price index, whichever is lower, would also establish a process utilizing a hearing. officer tenants could appeal their rental increases if they believe them to be inconsistent with the

ordinance. the concord city council is set to meet tonight at 6.30, to talk more about it. michael. >> good morning, everyone. i'm michael thomas. coming up, i've got details on a new bill aimed at reduc

>> time now 7.29. we're back here on the kron. 4 morning news at the half hour. want to get a check of the weather with the john r last full day of no rain and then things change you have today is indeed the last full day where we are looking at whether similar to what we've had since this past weekend. >> which is going to be dry and seasonably mild conditions hopefully can get out there

and enjoy it because tomorrow it will be back to the umbrellas. getting a look outside from mount tam this morning. it's a mix of clouds and sunshine. today is going to be just a little bit cloudier than yesterday was as the storm system approaches from the west. not yet impacting us today, though, couple of foggy spots to note up in sonoma county along the 101 between nevado in santa rosa as well as out towards the delta, but not as foggy as yesterday, nor as cold as yesterday was. most of us are hanging out in the 40's right now. not really seeing any 30's aside from in santa rosa are lone spot dropping down to 39 degrees right now. san francisco are lone spot in the low 50's later on today. we will be looking at daytime highs pushing upwards into the upper 50's to low 60's little bit cloudier but still nice and mild talking the arrival of rainfall tomorrow and your forecast rain, all eyes on that. well, you certainly start to pick up here at 7.30. >> about 23 minutes for everybody head into the city this morning. the meter lights on accidents or hazards on the

bridge. so that's some good news here. san mateo bridge around 26, 80 to 101 is taking a little extra time to get on and off the bridge here. a richmond center fell bridge about 14 tolls to 101, golden gate bridge. get clear skies. 34 minute ride and taking a snapshot of the bay area. right now. you can see your highways certainly slow from 8.80, all the way down as a traveling to 101 of the south bay. give yourself a little extra time this morning. you're going to need it. james, let's send it back to you. all right. thank you very much. rain to 7.30, is the time kron 4 is your local election headquarters and the 4 leading candidates >> in the u.s. senate race faced off right here in our studios at kron 4 yesterday. it was adam schiff. we had katie porter, barbara lee and steve garvey. they were all running to fill the senate seat that was left by late senator dianne feinstein. the debate was their second ahead of the state's primary election. it got pretty heated at times. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the recap. >> well, the debate focused on

the issues facing california, but it also included its fair share of fireworks. this is sparks flying at the inside california politics. u.s. senate debate in san francisco. the 4 leading candidates in the race. democratic congressmembers adam schiff, katie porter and barbara and republican steve garvey facing off in the hour-long televised debate that touched on several topics. perhaps none more he did in the topic of former president donald j trump, steve garvey says he voted for the former president twice but garvey argues he's been unfairly labeled as an ardent trump supporter. i hope this puts too. >> 2 the constant badgering. and the use of the former president's name as against me, the greatest threat that we on trump. donald trump engaged insurrection and in my view should not be on the ballot. donald trump is a threat to our national security. >> he's he's a threat to our democracy, moderated by inside

california politics co-host nikki laurenzo and frank buckley. the debate touched on several issues including homelessness and housing. should people who are experiencing homelessness be allowed to live? >> intense or rv's or on beaches or in parks while they wait for a permanent solution. you have 15 seconds. i don't think i think it's inhumane. mister garvey. >> you can say the minimum wage is fine where it is. but you want to know why people living on the street. it's because we're paying them poverty wages. this is a problem of making sure that california's biggest challenges, including the cost of housing become washington's biggest challenge. and that's what my 10 point plan doesn't really harnesses the power of the federal government to unleash that capital that we need to build more housing we also need and the protection policy. and i'm working on that. also to get that passed into law on the crisis at the u.s. mexico border. >> i think that we need to invest in creating a lawful, orderly, humane immigration system and decade after decade, politicians in

washington haven't done that. we will not have border security until we have comprehensive immigration reform. we didn't have a policy of the border that is consistent with our values as a nation. >> i also think we need order at the border. when the president open the floodgates. and created a crisis in the united states. he should be the one to step up. in closed the border. steve garvey did not speak to journalists following the debate, but he did a code. this message throughout the night. these are 3 career politicians. >> who failed the people, his opponents back to different. many of experiences that californians have. i've lived. but i also know how to turn those challenges into policies and funding priorities and make life better for everyone. i don't see washington doing enough to solve our problems, bringing down the cost of childcare, making housing affordable for our workforce, addressing climate change. and so i'm really running to shake up the senate to make sure that it's working for californians not for big corporations. we need to do or

in the senate. that knows how to get things done. >> a i've long track record of doing that. i'm going to deliver for california and i would love to have their support. >> so what happens next? what the candidates tell me. they plan a campaign up and down the state in the final weeks ahead of primary election day. march 5th reporting in san francisco, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, california attorney general rob bonta and the california legislative black caucus are now asking the state to do more to support black mothers and their children. bonta says it all starts with better anti-bias training for doctors and nurses. crawford's michael thomas has been following that story for us up in the newsroom. michael. hi, good morning, everyone. >> essentially this new bill will add extra layers to the required training for providers to ensure that black pregnant women get the medical attention that they really need without having to ask for it. so it's called assembly bill. 23, 19 and its building off of the california dignity in pregnancy and childbirth act. it was established a few years ago requiring implicit

bias trainings for care providers in this new bill would build off of that by establishing firm deadlines for when those trainings need to be finished. and it would also require compliance data to be posted online, which would allow the public to know which facilities have given anti-bias training and establcsh administrative penalties for those that have not complied. the attorney general says this racial bias should not be a that impact the quality of care that black women are given or receiving during their pregnancy or childbirth. >> nearly one 3rd of black patients in california reported that they didn't feel that delivery room staff encourage them to make decisions about their birth progression. and more than 10% said they were treated unfairly during their hospital. stay because of their race or thereafter the city. so we need to listen to this data. listen to these women. and make substantial transformative change before another patient is hurt. of

course, or worse. >> in addition, the bill will also add inclusive language to account for non binary people and men of transgender experience who also carry children and give birth officials bringing this bill forward say the rate of maternal death for black women is 3 to 4 times higher than white women here in the state of california. adding that it's a statistic seen across all income levels. that's very latest. turn the newsroom. james, all send it back to you. all right. thank you very much, michael. >> time now 7.36 and to a developing story that we're following out of san mateo this morning where investigators are trying to figure out what happened after finding 2 children and 2 adults dead inside of a home proffers theresa stasi has the story. >> so just after 9 o'clock this morning, we got a 9-1-1, call to respond 4100 block of how the focused on a welfare police spokesperson jeremy sir, at >> says that the caller told dispatch that they had not

seen the family in a while and was worried. sadly, once inside, they made a grisly discovery. 4 people dead. woman and 2 children. should they be concerned that there's someone out there? i mean, what are you saying to the as of this point? it seems to be an isolated incident and from everything that we've learned so far, we're not looking for any other and there's no concern for public safety. neighbors tell kron for news of the husband and wife had lived at the home with their twin sons for a few years. a resident says the boys were sweet. i love to wave. hello. the resident also said that it didn't appear that there was anything wrong and was distraught hearing about their deaths. you obviously think the whole family like other other relatives involved. is it just the entire family is now gone? but yeah, it makes you wonder there's so places your mind goes. was it? >> foul play? was it something that happened inside the home is just as a parent. it's hard

not wonder this cemetery resident said that he didn't know the family personally but says that he and others are in a state of shock about a situation like this unfolding in their neighborhood. police have brought into quarters vans. detectives, crime scene technicians as well as representatives from the district attorney's office. when asked if there was any sign of a weapon, they elaborate. this is a very tragic horrible. >> seeing a rise. i'm is not something that happens every day it's tragic for the family, the community and all the officers in san mateo theresa kron, 4 news. >> in the south bay, a woman is dead after being hit and killed by a car in san jose. it happened saturday about 2 in the afternoon on saratoga avenue, right near 10 barks street. police say utility vehicle was backing out of a driveway when it struck that woman who was walking on the sidewalk. she was rushed to a local hospital but died. the driver stayed at the scene,

did cooperate with police. this is san jose's 8th traffic death of the year. all right. let's turn our attention to the forty-niners some controversy surrounding kyle shanahan's decision to take the ball first when they went into overtime during the super bowl, it was the first game with the nfl's new playoff overtime rules shanahan's call as we know, didn't work out for san francisco and on the other side of the field chiefs players said after the game that way back in training camp, their head coach andy reid actually win over the new rules and what they would do if they were faced with that situation. niners players didn't exactly sing the same tune, leaving some fans to wonder if perhaps the team was less prepared than the chiefs were. here's what fullback kyle use check had to said about the new rules when questioned after the game. >> you know what? i didn't even realize that the the playoff rules were different and over time. so i've i assume you just want the ball kuz use court session and when, but i guess that's not the case. so i don't really i don't totally know the

strategy now we haven't talked about >> fallout continues with that. meanwhile, a lucky fan and a 40 niner faithful got to go to the game. thanks to the make-a-wish foundation. this is a 14 year-old adam hirst and in 2022, doctors diagnosed him with the type of heart failure. they were able to regulate it until last september when he caught a cold. he then went into heart failure and suffered a stroke that affected the left side of his body while in the hospital. he was visited by some of his favorite forty-niners. take a listen. >> mean, how cool is it? they came to visit and now he's recovered from his heart transplant. and now he gets to go cheer on them. >> this past week hearst was joined by 19 other children for events leading up to the big game. they toured allegiant stadium. they attended fanned events and that players from both teams. hearst is sad about the niners losing, but he's very thankful

to the make a wish foundation for making his super bowl dreams come true. all right. going to take a break. 7.41 is the time and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, you're probably seeing this video by now, the waymo car that caught fire was set on fire. >> in san francisco's chinatown over lunar new year celebrations will federal officials are starting to weigh in now and a witness tells us what happened. and after the break, a bay area man rescued after going missing up the kirkwood ski resort will tell you how they were able to bring that person were able to bring that person to

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and a san francisco man had to be rescued over the weekend. he was lost at a ski resort in kirkwood. yeah. so dennis shanahan has more exactly what happened. >> people think that they can go in the back country and not have an issue getting out. brandon, is a flight officer paramedic with the chp valley division air operations, this base in auburn received a request for help saturday night from the amador county sheriff's office advise him that they had a missing out of last year. >> because i heard back sides were and i didn't realize backsides and a different part of kirkwood and not that sides from his home in san francisco. mike pick off explains. he was visiting kirkwood for the first time. he wanted to make fresh tracks in the snow but didn't realize he had strayed far outside the bounds of the ski area until it was too late. he couldn't safely hike back in bounds in the deep snow. he had just enough cell service to call for help and report his

coordinates. the helicopter crew easily located him after dark the night vision camera even spotted his cell phone. but there was no safe place to land in the dark. they contacted him via our public address. sestem of the aircraft told that help is on the to stay put where he's at pickup explains. he took shelter next to a large boulder and took his hands inside his jacket. i had a bunch of wears on. i was really wild rice for like the worst kind of ski weather should happen because of the difficulty of the terrain and airlift was determined the better course of rescue. then snowmobiles, officer helen was part of the crew that rescued pick off sunday morning finding a landing spot nearby and snowshoeing to his location. we provide them some snow shoes and hiked in back to the helicopter. >> and then transport them back to kirkwood where he met emergency services there. and i got released the guys on the helicopter. i'm very thankful to very, very nice to me. and they were great. that's why i do this job is the gratification of finding people like this in their

worse dire. >> need be able to rescue and get him back to safety confidence his mistake and now urges other skiers and snowboarders to stay in bounds and familiarize themselves with ski area maps. >> the thing i went to was not a normal marked trail and that's why this happened. >> 76 is that i'm looking at the weather shaping up to be a really nice day today. enjoy it because then start turning on with that ominous note, look at how mad she collegues this morning. >> really, really pretty right now from up atop of mount tam, you can see the mix of clouds, a little bit of fog that we have not as much as yesterday, but overall, really nice way to kick off this tuesday before what darya and james mentioned that rainfall making its return. tomorrow we zoom out across the region. there's your storm system. first of a series of storms that will continue to push into the bay area over the course of the next week over week. high pressure ridge is officially weakening across the bay now and that storm system is set

to arrive into the afternoon tomorrow. let's time it out on futurecast today. you're already noticing a little bit more cloud cover than yesterday, but we do stay dry for your tuesday. notably tonight, you may see a couple of north bay sprinkles while we're sleeping. you won't notice it, though. tomorrow morning showers arrive for the north bay, especially late morning. you can see some heavy rainfall mostly up in sonoma county during morning hours. but drifting into the rest of the bay tomorrow afternoon. one, 30 pm right here, pockets of heavy rainfall pushing on to the peninsula and further into the north bay as well and continuing to push through through the remainder of the afternoon tomorrow. it is going to have an impact on your dinner plans for valentine's day pockets of heavy rain moving through. so just make sure you're prepared with the umbrella for later in the day tomorrow. thursday should a predominantly a dry one couple of morning. sprinkles are possible. but tomorrow's rainfall actually packing a little bit of a punch, especially towards the coastline, coucd see upwards of an inch of rain. most of us

will stay just below an inch will continue to see showers after that on into next week, too. and it is looking like just a generally wetter forecast ahead of us that the spread out over a multitude days, upper 50's to low 60's for your daytime highs across the bay area today. today is looking very similar to the past few days. again, just with a few more clouds this time around. but it's still going to feel nice and mild out there. san jose at 62 today, 60 in the tri valley over to union city. hey, we're done up to oakland a few upper 50's in berkeley enrichment while most of the north bay actually joining the rest of the bay area in the 60's for your afternoon highs tomorrow is going to be a little bit cooler early, not by much showers mostly during afternoon hours thursday, a slim chance during the morning. but thursday should be for the most part, a break friday night. rainfall returns and saturday is looking like it could come along with some of our heaviest rain in this forecast rania. all right, john, think that what we really start to get busy in

the 7 o'clock hour looking at our highways there. you're busy. >> from the east bay all the way down to the south bay. a lot 80's, pretty congested traveling to oakland highway 4 and even along 17, if you're traveling on the northbound side is an accident there. as you can see, our other highways are just a slow 60 min iran heading into the city right now. so last time we checked over at 20 minutes, still about 25 81 one san mateo bridge. you can see how slow it is 80 getting on that bridge. 24 traveling along that walnut creek down to 5, 80, 20 minute ride. you're slowing down as you're hitting are in debt, antioch, into conquered about 44 minutes. so that's up 10 and southbound 6.80, doubling down to fremont 30 minute reasons. back to you. >> now you remember this video, the waymo car being vandalized and set on fire in san francisco's chinatown over the weekend. federal

prosecutors now warning that similar acts like this that we saw over the weekend could send vandals to federal prison. >> waymo says the car that was set on fire had just dropped off a passenger. so luckily nobody was inside that car. multiple witnesses tell kron 4 that that waymo car was disrupting the lunar unirse a new year celebrations because they're saying that technology became confused by all the around to got a >> caught up in all that coppers and kermit talk to one of those witnesses. those celebrating chinese new year got more than fireworks lighting up the night sky saturday around 9 after dropping off a passenger. a driverless waymo vehicle heading down jackson street was surrounded by a group of people near grant street in san francisco's chinatown. this is completely out of expectations that done from a 0 to 100. >> so quickly, in a matter of minutes, from the bond that

the car was broken to the time on fire. >> honey, route cool. saw the vehicle set on fire and what led up to it once the fireworks ended. >> some of the people in the eventually bent on that car. they started jumping with they started writing defeat. message and then some of crack great they've been goes down scheme boards and other things. and once isn't he, the window was broken. they put a gigantic fire book and lit it up. and it matter of minutes. the focus of the big burning in front san francisco. police are investigating the incident and now the u.s. attorney's office for the northern district of california has weighed in on social media suggesting. >> committing such an act is a violation of interstate commerce laws and could send those responsible to prison for 5 to 40 years, depending on the circumstances. waymo believes this is just a

one-off and not some organized protest of autonomous vehicles. witnesses agree this was not i like some of that negative that i heard. >> this is literally just people collating the sake of bears. trying to get its hear from some of the people in the same crowd in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> new this morning, a california couple whose gender reveal party caused the deadly eldorado wildfire has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. that fire back in 2020 was in san bernardino county and investigators say the couple set off a smoke bomb that started the fire. the smoke is part of the gender reveal photo shoot accidentally caught the grass on fire in eldorado ranch park. one person ended up dying from this wildfire. that plea deal made includes jail time. community service and nearly 2 million dollars in restitution.

>> 7.53 is the time and golden state assistant coach day-on muh-loy-uh vich has been buried now in serbia. they had that ceremony yesterday. head coach steve kerr, as you can see here, along with assistant coaches, chris dimarco and ron adams and general manager mike donley. people are all there to pay their respects. the warriors were in salt lake city last month when malloy the chad, a heart attack at a team dinner. he died the next day. malevich helped the warriors win the 2022 nba championship. he was also a mentor to many serbian players in the league. is survived by his wife and their 2 children. his wife and their 2 children. we'll be right back. ♪♪ when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off.

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>> 76 right now and sunday super bowl is going go down as the most watched tv show in american history and nielsen and adobe analytics say that this overtime game averaged more than 123 million viewers across all platforms, 7% more than last year's super bowl, which was the previous record holder. so in total sunday's super bowl was seen by more than 202 million people setting another record for the biggest total audience for single broadcast. wow. more than 200 million people. thank you. t j. >> 76 right now coming up on the kron 4 morning news. 4 candidates, though, all want to be our u.s. senator in california. they are facing each other in a debate exclusively here on kron 4. take a look at what they have to say before you cast your vote. and san mateo county's board of supervisors is talking about how to give talking about how to give local governments control

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>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, california leaders are taking action to reduce the maternal death rate of black women explain how. pressure is mounting to put control over autonomous vehicles in the hands of local governments. we're live with the details. and the leading candidates in california's race for u.s. senate had a heated debate right here in our studio. we're going to hear what they had to say. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the

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