right now to put control over autonomous vehicles in the hands of local governments. we're live with details there. plus the leading candidates in california's race for u.s. senate had a debate right here in our studio. we're going hear what they had to say. >> from the local news station. you're watching you on morning team. >> but i'm in the and we're not going to tell but we will have the latest on the debates were talking about the weather. things falling from the sky morrow, hopefully as just rainfall. looking on a story about a guy air quality actually quality management district. they want a landmark decision here could impact all of our help. so we'll talk more about that and the sky. well, guys are level be in the air tomorrow but yeah, a

little rain, unfortunately, too. get ready for what we are looking out there today is a forecast that is going to be nice and dry. head of tomorrow's rainfall. you can right here actually looking pretty good. >> we're not seeing any high waves out there nor any strong winds. just a very pleasant morning overall. >> and visibility has been better than yesterday, too. as for our current temperatures were fairly mild. some mid 50's stretching from san francisco on down through san jose. san francisco at 54 will santa rosa a cool 52 degrees later on today. we're right back to the low 60's sfo looking pretty good as well. i've got your full valentine's day forecast. all still to come back to you. all right. let's get to politics com for your local election headquarters in the 4 leading candidates for u.s. senate. >> representing california, we're right here in our studio. they all were. we had adam schiff here, katie porter bar believe we also have steve garvey. >> all running to fill that seat that was once held by. >> the late senator dianne feinstein, grant lotus takes a look at what happened.

>> 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 has 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. >> in creating 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. barber lee claimed the wage needs to be $50 an hour for people to live properly in the golden state. >> just do the just to the mayor. of course, we have minimum wages that we need to raise to a living wage. you talk about 20 $25, fine. 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 sun to 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. >> that was around lotus reporting. and if you miss it you recap on our website kron 4 dot com scan this qr code and it will take you right to our page. we've got all of the highlights. easing won the debate and all the viral moments. >> 10 0, 3 is the time that former san francisco supervisor and interim mayor mark farrell is launching his campaign for sf mayor today. fact, at this very hour, he's making his announcement at the san francisco baseball academy on geary boulevard, farrell's talking about his plans for public safety, improving street conditions, the homelessness crisis and the drug crisis as well. we'll have more on his announcement throughout the day. >> channel 4 right now. and happening now, san mateo county officials are talking about legislation to stop the expansion of waymo cars in the

county. want local governments to have more control over. >> whether these autonomous vehicles are on their streets. we have kron four's will tran in redwood city with the story. >> the mateo county board of supervisors. they are meeting right now and they are going to get a resolution from supervisor. david canada. he wants to introduce legislation that allows local cities with in san mateo county to make the final decision on whether or not they want waymo cars to be circling their streets right now. they don't have say it's up to the california public utilities commission as well as dmv. he wants to make it like taxicabs where they get permission from the individual cities of whether or not they can pick up passengers. he also points out to what's been going on as far as nationally. but more specifically what's going on in san francisco. you mentioned the waymo vehicle that was set on fire in

chinatown. not to mention what happened last week when a cyclist and a waymo vehicle got into a crash right now that investigation is still ongoing. but he says until and other driverless cars can prove that they are safe. he does not want them operating within the county without the city's permission. we've learned what they've done in san francisco. >> everyone in the beginning, they were saying, oh, this technology is safe. this technology, you know, it's it's. it's foolproof. in fact, it's not there when the freight up is now you're taking speeds that 25 35 miles an hour that they tested in san francisco. now we're going go from 65 miles an hour to 70 miles an hour. it doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that at those speeds damages caused it mentions the speed because those driverless cars will be on the freeway.

>> throughout san mateo county and there's talk that possibly could reach all the way down to santa clara county. so the volume of driverless cars, he says that will be dangerous, especially what's been the resolution will be introduced. it will take several steps if it passes at all. he says he's trying to get ahead of it before waymo allows those vehicles to be operating within the streets of 72 county without a driver. right now they are moving about it. there is a human insight >> 10, 0, 6, right now. new this morning, a bay area air quality management district has won a landmark victory for public health against 2 big companies we've got rain. harvey here in the studio to explain rana and r and james. so the agency has reached 2 separate agreements with chevron and the martinez refining companies. >> effectively dropping the lawsuit against air quality district. that agreement is

related to the air district's enforcement of a rule major reduce airborne emissions from units used in the manufacturing of gasoline. chevron, mrc are facing huge penalties and other payments costing up to more than 100. and 35 million dollars contra costa supervisor's supervisor john gioia reacted to the news saying, quote, defending our health protective regulations to substantially reduce particulate matter from refineries and imposing significant penalties. it helps us improve air quality for all residents. i believe everyone no matter where they live, they have the right to breathe clean air, end quote, chevron. they're also going put money into a community air fun to finance projects aimed at reducing exposure to harmful chemicals in communities that may be impacted by the refinery announcement to be made. right now we have a reporter at the news conference so we'll have coverage in our later newscast and also online at kron 4 dot com. i'll send it back to both

of the desk. thank you. reyna 10. 0, 8. and happening out there. just search under way for this man. he's 101 years old. >> and he's from santa rosa. the police want you to take a look at william gunther. he's 5 foot 6 and he's considered at risk because he is 100 won and health conditions as well. they say that he drove away from his home on monday between noon and 4 was the last time he was seen yesterday. he was in a white 2018 subaru legacy. and this is his license plate number. you can see here at 8 cw are 708. it is possible that he could be driving in the area of go rock beach in jenner north of database. so keep your eye out there. worried about him. >> well, immigrant rights groups rallied in front of a new immigration courts that opened monday in a predominantly spanish-speaking neighborhood in concord. the new court will hear cases from multiple counties but immigrant rights groups at that rally say that local government didn't let the

community know the court was set to open. they're worried that some of their community might become afraid of this court. congressman mark says he is disappointed the court open with limited government. our community engagement, but he does appreciate. he says the need of the office of immigration to do its work. the justice department will be hiring. 21 immigration judges to staff this court, but asylum seekers will need to find their own representation. >> it's 10, 0, 9, and it's tuesday. so pretty much probably everybody went from the bay area to vegas. does that, you know, that got back yesterday? they did. in fact, our cameras are out there at sfo gauging their emotions as they returned. >> 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 that's where it was left drained. >> don, let's go. go home. wrap it up. >> well, and in health that you pay all that money go to

vegas and they lost. but if you're from the bay area and you went to vegas to cheer for the chiefs want a different story. >> it's a great time to be $0.2 per was it was amazing because couldn't write a better script as they would say, right? >> and yeah, hundreds that you know what? we'll get them next year. that's been looking forward to that. yeah. plus, remember, we do that other story. are going take a break. 10 10 is the time in speaking to the forty-niners one bay area team. >> had his wish granted he was able to see the niners play in the super bowl in person will tell you all about that. plus, why the open jewish alliance wants the state attorney general to investigate the oakland city council for civil rights violations will explain. at 4 people were found dead inside of a home in san mateo. and now investigators are trying to figure out what happened. >> and today is going to be a nice and dry one tomorrow for valentine's day and not so much to expect showers to be pushing in late morning into early

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>> all right. 10, 13 is the time. and we are less than a day away from nasa's latest moon mission. in fact, for the first time, a private american company spacecraft is set to land on the lunar surface. we have news nation's xavier walton with the story. >> with the race to the moon is getting more crowded as countries like japan, china and russia, irvine to land softly on the lunar surface, steely eyed missile man, steve autumn, u.s. president, ceo of intuitive machines, says his team is ready to make history with its moon mission being the first commercial space company to land on the lunar surface. we're leading off. >> our return to the moon with

commercial companies trying payloads for nasa for scientific and engineering discovery. before nasa brings its hardware ever taken aback by just the thought of like. >> hey, this is going to be honest. this is going to be intuitive machines. we're going to be first. i stop and think about that all the time. liftoff of the falcon 9, 2, of snow. cylinders going to a ride on a spacex falcon 9 rocket traveling to the lunar south pole. it's one of several commercial companies delivering payloads for nasa. we're contributing as the precursor mission to the u.s. artemis program put humans. >> sustainably on the move. and that's the goal. >> not only getting humans back on the moon, but staying there. retired nasa astronaut jose hernandez believes this is a giant step in making that happen. i think it's great. >> commercial into these are coming into the into the space exploration. urbina basically enhancing our capabilities because let's face it the they're able to do things quicker.

>> that's so cool. xavier walton reporting now the launch is set for wednesday. 01:00am eastern, which means it will be 10:00pm tonight. pacific time that that falcon 9 rocket will launch tomorrow morning. hopefully you're welcome. that's for valentine's day for because i know much i love that. i >> well, hopefully if you've got out, i say plans tomorrow. earlier in the day. of noise complaint as his tv way. >> that he loves you. love space. more than made john. i just feel bad because the only about 10 to just like that she was raines. haha. but today's official weather valentine's day. so if you want to get outside, enjoy maybe a picnic in the park. >> just shifted a day earlier who says february 13th isn't a bad day for a little romance. looking outside at san jose. little bit of sunshine overhead this morning. sure does look good. tomorrow is not going to be the day for the afternoon. outdoor valentine's activities. you can see that we have our storm system on the way and multiple

storm systems are set to be knocking on our door as the storm door open starting tomorrow. timing everything out for us today, as i mentioned, is a nice and dry day. just partly cloudy. but you can see this morning, plenty bright overnight tonight, a couple of north bay sprinkles really north of santa rosa. it won't really notice those tomorrow morning, mostly after the morning commute is wound down. we'll start to see showers in the north bay but drifting into the rest of the bay area right around noontime with our heaviest of staff arriving mid to late afternoon tomorrow. some heavy downpours embedded in there. and this is going to have an impact on your drive home from work and maybe early valentine's dinner. by the time you're wrapping things up, heading back home from dinner plans. things will start to be calming down, but we'll still see some spotty showers all the way into thursday morning for the most part. thursday is going to be a break from the rain aside from a few morning, sprinkles rainfall tomorrow into tomorrow night, anywhere from a half an inch to an inch looking likely those inch totals mostly closer to the coast in our upper elevations after a bit of a breather on

thursday. and then friday morning will kick it right back into gear in friday night into saturday. much of the rest of the weekecd. those rainfall totals will just continue to rise. so we are entering an active pattern all over again today, though, is going to be a nice continued break from the rain. if you can get outside today, enjoy it. maybe move those plans to today. it's just going to be a gorgeous day for getting out there. a lot of 60's back on the map today, including in the south bay peninsula, east bay and north bay, too. oakland in san leandro at 60 sonoma on over to antioch. also in the low 60's. tomorrow's temperatures likely just to be a little bit cooler. we, of course, have the rainfall pushing in, especially in the afternoon a few lingering sprinkles thursday morning. but thursday should be a lot calmer friday night into saturday. we kick it back up again with some heavy rain and even some strong winds. daria, thank you, john. 10, 18 right now and check this out. the rain was not falling. it was rising. look at this.

>> it's a water hydrant and it was in market street in san francisco. >> as somebody hit it with their car, this is 7th street exit at civic center, bart station. and this is this is an average shows of the mess when a fire hydrant was crashed into and the water was spewing sky high, flooded out that portion of market street for a time because that bart had temporarily close down the exit at the civic center there and they had to reroute some unity lies, but they got them locked up. >> just in time for tomorrow's rain, which will come from the sky makes more sense. >> all right. 10, 18 is the time in the east bay. we have the oakland jewish alliance calling on the state attorney general to investigate oakland's city council for civil rights violations over what happened during the meeting back in november. that was when the they say the violations happened because the council passed a cease-fire resolution directed at the israel-hamas war. kron 4 sarah stinson has more. >> 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. >> and 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 rk has responded to the letter saying in part, quote, among other completely untrue statements made in mister cohen's letter,thaccusation that anyone in that room sa anything remotely close to hile hitler is not only demonstrably false t 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. >> well, happening today, the concord city council will again take up a possible rent stabilization ordinance that would also require landlords to have just cause before they can evict a tenant. the ordinance would apply to multi-family rental complexes of 2 or more units that were built before february of 1995, the ordinance would limit annual rent increases to just 3% or 60% of the consumer price index, which everyone is lower. it would also establish a process utilizing a hearing. officer. if there's a dispute tenants can appeal their rent increases if they think it's inconsistent with this ordinance. the concord city council again meets tonight at 6.30, to talk more about it. it's 10. 22 and police arrested 2 men in san jose for robbing multiple bakeries.

>> 37 year-old dora ramos and 41 year-old arturo vasquez. i ala are in custody. they're accused of robbing several bakeries from december to january. in each case, witnesses say the 2 robbers had a gun, demanded money and made off with thousands of dollars. police booked them into the santa clara county jail. it's 10. 22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. what is the niners head coach had to say about his decision to start overtim

>> 10 25 is the time and a south bay emergency room doctor is now on his way to gaza on a medical mission

muhammad. so bay had an emotional goodbye with his family at sfo on monday. he says he has family in that war-torn part of the world and they couldn't hold back from going there to help as best. knows how he's been planning this trip to gaza for 2 months. so bay has been to other countries as a medical volunteer of the years. so he's no stranger to this. but he says he will be escorted into gaza through the rafah border by convoys with the world health organization and the united nations. his family, as you might imagine, has mixed emotions about his decision to go. so he shared this message to his boys from the airport. >> that they're both strong, beautiful individuals, have so much to get to the world around us >> it. >> and i reminded public that month, one of the ways i can help is privilege i've been given, which is to be an emergency physician.

>> bays wife says she is scared for his safety because hospitals there have been targeted in the past. but she is proud and grateful that he is going to help. they're on the ground. survey says he plans to come home in 5 weeks. >> good morning. i'm michael thomas. coming up, we've got thomas. coming up, we've got details on a new bill

who says you can't go for bold without going broke... get the brands you want, the prices you want, whenever you want. tj maxx where you can always afford to be you to the maxx. >> 10 29, a lot of times the study we talking about food or whether this time it was sharing cold stories. extra cold. is time to be asked to call that we're getting rain and it doesn't look like a storm door shots for quite a we go back to starting with tomorrow down. yeah, it's

opening back up and unfortunately on valentine's day to day, though, maybe get out there and savor every moment of another dry and really comfortable mild day ahead of us. if you outside from the east bay hills is showing off are partly cloudy skies today. it's not crystal clear, but plenty bright. we saw less fog than yesterday. visibility is a-ok and we actually off to a warmer start than yesterday, too. fremont, you're just shy of 60 degrees already at 57. well, as seth oakland and concord, each sitting at 54 right now later on today, some low 60's doesn't sound so bad tomorrow doesn't necessarily get any colder per se, but it is getting a lot wetter specially in the afternoon. i'll get to that in your full forecast. fact thanks. a lot of 30 and kron 4 is your local election headquarters and we hosted the for leading cancer u.s. senate right here in our studio. yeah, adam schiff was here. we had katie porter barber, lee, steve garvey. all of them, the top 4 poll gators that are running to fill the seat

vacated by the late senator dianne feinstein got a little bit chippy at times as they were ahead of the primary. >> and we have the very latest from our capitol correspondent eytan wallace. >> 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 to 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 heated 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 attack 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 on frank buckley to 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 a 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 houses. we also need and the diction 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 gonna 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. >> it's 10 33 and california attorney general rob bonta and the california legislative black caucus want the state to do more to protect black mothers and their children. a bond to says it all starts with better anti-bias training for doctors and nurses. >> with crawford's michael thomas with the story. >> this new bill will essentially at extra layers to the required training for providers, making sure that black pregnant women get the care that they need without having to ask it's assembly

bill. 23, 19 in its building off of the california dignity in pregnancy and childbirth act that was established a few years ago that requires implicit bias training for care providers in this new bill would essentially established firm deadlines for when those trainings needed to be finished and require compliance data to be posted online, allowing the public to know which facilities have been given that anti-bias training and establish administrative penalties for those who have not complied with the attorney general saying ms 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. >> officials bringing this bill forward say racial bias

should not be a factor that impacts the quality of care. a black woman is given during and or after pregnancy and childbirth with assembly member mia bonta saying she's experienced this firsthand. i was told by the doctors repeatedly you are fine. >> and when i continue to say something is not right. while i also took care of my daughter. i found further and further into just issues of not feeling well. i knew my body. i knew something was wrong. and i was still told you are fine. >> when it comes to statistics, the group says the rate of maternal death for black women is 3 to 4 times higher than white women across the state of california. >> they also say that this is something seen across all income levels that's a very latest in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas, all send it back to you at the desk. >> 10, 36 and new this morning. a study shows a large number of graduating california high school seniors might not be able to get into

a public university. here you're apparently it's because more than half of graduates haven't completed enough classes called the a through g requirements. we've got. >> reyna harvey here in studio to explain darren james. that's right. so the study shows more than half of our state's high school seniors. >> they can apply to uc or csu because they didn't complete enough classes in english, math, science and more. so that's affecting college enrollment for students of color, especially data from the state's department of education while 86% of california seniors graduated in 2023, only half of them have their a through g requirements completed more than half of black and latino students didn't need the a through g requirements compared to 26% of asian students. and 48% of white students. but the issue is it because there aren't enough high schools offering the courses. the policy analysis california education says its the lack of access to those classes and student support the causes. some students not

to be able to complete their coursework. the good news, however, is at bay area high school seemed to be really prepping their students better. then other districts across the state, san mateo, santa clara, alameda and marin counties. 5 out of the 10 students met there a through g requirements elsewhere in california. that number was 2 out of 10. it's important that kids get a college degree. that is cause. it's expected that about 72% of employers they're going require one by the next decade. so hoping that number will shift. i'll send it back to both of the during its 10. 37, a developing story. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. >> whole family to children and 2 adults were found dead in a home. san mateo police made this tragic discovery yesterday morning. they went to the home for a welfare check. the only description of these people is that there are 2 boys and a man and a woman who are all found deceased and neighbors were shocked.

>> yeah, it makes you wonder so places your mind goes, was play? was it something that happened inside the home is just as a parent. it's hard not wonder. >> this is a very tragic and 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. >> police closed down the neighborhood as the investigation continued. in the south a woman was killed when a car backed into her and san jose. it was saturday around 2 in the afternoon on saratoga avenue near tan, dark street that she was walking on the sidewalk when a utility vehicle backed out of the driveway and struck her and the woman later died at the hospital. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. it san jose's 8th pedestrian traffic fatality of the year. >> all right, 10 39 is the time. let's talk more about the niners. some starting to

question head coach kyle shanahan's decision to take the ball first in overtime during the super bowl. it was the first game with the nfl's new playoff overtime rules. and many say those rules actually give a better benefit to the person who takes the ball. second, it. on the other side of the field. chiefs players say they knew about this new rule. in fact, their head coach andy reid went over the new rules with them back in training so that everybody would know what to do in case they were in that situation. the niners players say they actually weren't aware of this new rule. change fact, reporters caught up kyle use. check after the game. and here's what he had to say. >> 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 when, but i guess that's not the case. so i don't really i don't totally know the strategy there. now. we haven't talked about

>> in other more happy 40 niner news. a lucky 40 niner faithful got the chance to see the team play in person. thanks to the make-a-wish foundation. this is 14 year-old adam hirst and back in 2022, doctors diagnosed with a type of heart failure. they were able to regulate it until last september when he caught a cold and went into heart failure actually suffered a stroke that affected left side of his body. he's working its way back from that. and while in the hospital, as you can see in these pictures in these videos, he had a visit from some of his favorite forty-niners. >> 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. >> and that's exactly what he did this past week. he joined 19 other children for events leading up to the game. he got a tour of allegiance stadium areas there. he met players from both teams. it was a

blast. he says he said the forty-niners lost, but he's really thankful, especially to the make-a-wish foundation for making his super bowl dreams come true. >> it's 10 41 and still ahead on kron 4 morning news, a bay area man had to be rescued from kirkwood. how on earth from kirkwood. how on earth did you get lost at a

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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 advising that they had a missing out of last year. >> because i heard back sides were and i didn't realize backsides actually meant 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, the contact and the or

public address system of the aircraft told that help is on the way in to stay put where he was at pecan explains. he took shelter next to a large boulder and tucked 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 shouldn't 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 tranmport 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 is the gratification of finding people like this in their worse dire. >> need and 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 market rout. and that's why this happened. >> and i got to love it more than want us to i've been hiking like in the marina headlands and just normal places and thought turned around. i don't know how to get out of here and i might have to be plucked by a chopper. now. how embarrassing would that be? never happened for you to report as i'm sitting here right? >> all right. let's get over to the weather center because john also has a look a place around tahoe that hopefully more people will be enjoying. i know i hopefully enjoying not the back country. i don't trust myself with any of that. but unfortunately, this is going to be another warm one, kevin, in tomorrow, which does mean a little high elevation, rain, snow mix. so kind of the slushy icy step up their it sure does look like winter, at least in this view from dive in peak of lake tahoe. >> over the next couple of days, we will be seeing a return of activity tomorrow. rain and snow at lake level. temperatures in the low 40's. we will gradually see those

systems cooling down a little bit, though. and that should help with some snow making at lower elevations. as for radar right now, skies are dry and we're going to stay that way through the course of your tuesday. tomorrow is the one that we do see the return of rainfall in. unfortunately, i know it's right in the middle of valentine's day plans that maybe you're trying to get a all cemented in order low pressure systems, multiple of them will continue to march across the region, too. so it's just the start of an active weather pattern today. partly cloudy. you see those some of those clouds moving over. head of the bay are ready overnight. showers, mostly north of santa rosa. really rainfall arrives after the morning commute tomorrow. here's 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. most of us drive showers north of santa rosa pushing into late morning and early afternoon, especially that's when we're going to see the heaviest of rain right in the middle of the day tomorrow and right. the middle of that evening commute to so anticipate bringing the umbrellas, bringing the rain jackets as you may be going out on your valentine's date. as for rainfall totals tomorrow, anywhere between a

half an inch or an inch, those inch totals mostly closer to the coastline or up in the mountains. we're going to have more on top of that, especially friday night into saturday in continuing to see more into next week, too. temperatures today will be in the upper 50's to low 60's. a pleasant school feeling afternoon. very similar to where we were yesterday and over the weekend, too. hopefully do enjoy it because tomorrow is not going to be the day for the picnic in the park. he can move some of those plans to today. san jose at 62 while union city hayward on up through oakland each at 60 degrees, upper 50's in berkeley and richmond and some low 60's across the north bay, which is actually a little warmer than yesterday was for some of our north bay neighbors tomorrow going to be just a touch cooler, not a huge temperature change showers, mostly latter. part of the day thursday taking a break from the rain. aside from a morning chance of light sprinkles friday night. it kicks back into gear and the rest of the weekend looking cloudy and wet. now, federal

prosecutors now warning that anybody doing something similar to this like we saw over the weekend in san francisco's chinatown. >> could put you in federal prison. could see on the roof or the hood. you know, it started with vandalism and graffiti and that escalated to. >> fireworks inside the car. and then it went off like a bomb. you can see the heat and smoke rising. there. multiple witnesses tell kron 4 that here's what they say. they say that that waymo was disrupting the lunar new year celebrations, but it just dropped off a passenger and then it got confused. >> in the midst of the crowd of people that are crossing the street, the fireworks going off. it stopped. and that's when the crowd decided take advantage in powers. dan kerman talk to one of the people. are there. >> 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. people be 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 that was built and equipped gigantic fire book and lit it up? 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 many to hood. >> 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. >> it's 10. 52 new this morning. a california couple whose gender reveal party ended up causing the deadly eldorado wildfire. they have pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. hey sparked the fire accidentally in 2020 and san bernardino county as they were setting off a device as

part of their gender reveal party. it was a photo shoot that they were doing and that accidentally lit some nearby ranch park. and then the rado e- wildfire started. one person ended up dying. the plea deal does include jail time for them. community service and nearly 2 million dollars in restitution. is 10. 52. and restitution. is 10. 52. and we'll be right back.

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we get ready to say goodbye here on the kron, 4 morning news. let's go upstairs briefly chat with olivia horton. see which is got cooking up for today. live in the bay. olivia, hey, james has a goal. and coming up today on live in the bay. >> he's the local recording artist, actor and entrepreneur all wrapped up in one we chat with. he carry a on his latest music drop and breaking catch him on the big screen. then get your furry friends ready for any situation or circumstance. when best reviews stops by, we detail the top dog essentials that are perfect for man's best friend. plus, it's the played all the highlights. asian american culture. we hear from the founder of chile being dolls and learn how you can take one home. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say in today's question of the day. so go ahead and scan the qr code today. we want to know how do you practice self-love every day? let us know when it could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. james, back to you. all right. well, probably with a. >> celebrating the small

winds. give yourself a pat on the there because nobody else will you get that? listen, the small wind stack up to the big ones. there you go. thanks >> her look at this thing. you do your vegetables, a hungry loves. let is. yeah. this is a one year-old hippo names. fritz. >> and he's eaten at the cincinnati zoo. >> so i guess that's his self care. yeah, for healthy foods because, you know, hippos like k 2. yeah. haha. i want to talk and we love that. we that department health care that tomorrow maybe do a little self-care. it's, you know, valentine's day. you don't have to do since it's going to be a little rainy tomorrow, taken movies, you know, a treat yo why.

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