: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna. see you next time when we go into the wild. >> now on the kron? 4 morning news. the manhunt is on for a suspect after a woman is found dead in the east bay. and more rain is returning parts of the bay area now gearing up for a serious drenching far as tracking it all.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, february, the 17th and you're likely waking up to some damp conditions outdoors. it's great. it's get right over today for the latest on the weather made a good morning. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a stormy weekend is in store with us. a little bit of a the other rounds that we had here will try to break that down for you as we go forward. but yes, it's going to be quite wet today. again, we have the light rain shower activity just getting started a little bit behind and it will fill up the bay with some moderate rain as we start to get to later into the morning. so will plan on that first things. first, there's radar to show you how we stand. we have that moderate rain, shower activity, building 2 as we approach around noon for today before it breaks up a little bit for a nice little break coming our way, east bay shoreline, looking already overcast, as you will see, not going to see much the way of sun at all today. you see all

that clump going on there that basically the forecast today tonight and then late tonight, you see that little gap before the next cluster storms. so that offers with that probably the best break we're going to see in this holiday weekend here. so that will be through a good chunk of your sunday. give some time to do some things before yet. another round of really is a cluster of many storms coming our way into well, early next week. 2 of the flood watch been posted here. officially. it's 04:00am sunday to 04:00am on wednesday. basically want to see what this first wave does is kind of a wait and see. but also coupled with this and this is a new little wrinkle here. we do have also a wind advisory. there's no high wind watch with this are high wind warning, but there is a wind advisory. it's almost the entire bay area. yes, that's delivered up to solano county just because the topography with this wind pattern, you won't get hit as high. but we're talking about winds getting up there about gusts of 50 miles per hour. and that can cause power outages and sometimes trees down. there's

a snapshot of where the wind stand now be walking through the winds and a bit here in they will very they'll be pops with this was not going to be like the other storm that was constant. quick check on your temperatures were in the middle to upper 50's. not much movement on that today. and today we've got the showers, light rain, rain and heavy at times throughout this evening or afternoon hours. that a little break coming our way into our forecast coming up in about stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> and we continue our team coverage of the storms headed our way. a high surf advisory goes into effect later this morning. first, if justice live for us now in with the latest. >> tiffany, we can see the waves behind her there. how's it looking for you right now? right? so here in pacifica, a light mist in some light rain just started making my way here from the city. this is what was experiencing. so i think that this has caught up to us right now here in pacific. as you have mentioned, high surf advisory has been issued because of this storm that will be

rolling in today here in pacifica. >> the move surf and the tides right behind me have been quite high. let me step out of the shot. so you guys can take a look. you can see the waves crashing into the pier right behind us. the national weather service says this advisory will last until 04:00pm sunday, but they say the seasonal quickly build again next week. so the threat for hazardous beach in marine conditions will continue continue, especially for west facing beaches. so we're supposed to get moderate rain and gusty winds with this storm. winds could gust up to 30 to 40 miles per hour with even stronger winds near the coast down trees and power outages are likely with this latest string of storms but not as widespread compared to the weekend storm 2 weeks ago. so current conditiows here, pacifica, it started to drizzle a little bit. a light sprinkle at this time. there is a high surf advisory that has been issued today. we'll stay on top of that for you guys. back to you in studio 70. all right, tiffany, thank you for that.

>> happening today, organizers campaigning call oakland mayor sheng thao hold a rally later this morning. group plans to start collecting signatures for the recall petition. the rally happens at jack london square at 11 o'clock. organizers need nearly 25,000 signatures by july to qualify for the november election. mayor, tell us toe problem for the recall campaign is being organized by her political opponents who previously ran against her. developing news. police in the east bay looking for a suspect accused of killing a woman. the deadly shooting happened at up home friday morning. kron four's dan thorn reports. >> investigators say it was at this home on summit drive in pinole where officers found a woman shot and killed the suspected gunman identified as this man. thirty-six-year-old jeffrey kendall. police say kendall broke into the home and attacked the woman before killing her friday morning.

neighbor tom tucker says he's in disbelief. you know, we heard that there was homicide. >> pretty crazy stuff is quite quiet, little neighborhood that we live in sao. >> tucker says he doesn't recognize can do, but it's concerning that a suspected killer is still on the loose. that's the little nerve wracking, you know, got got kids. we've got. >> i've got 4 kids and their cell. police commander matt avery says this type of crime is unusual for the small city. very rare. we do not have homicides. >> in general, domestic up in a very quiet residential that were and very rare for commander avery says kendell was last seen taking off in this gray hyundai elantra. there's an ox more hyundai sticker on the right side of the trunk lid. >> and the california license plate reads 8, blm, 0, 3, 6, kendall has a connection to the home. but the relationship with the victim is still unclear. we're still investigating that, but it appears that it's a tragic

case domestic violence. along with the gray hyundai. kendall was also last seen wearing a baseball cap, a camo jacket and dark colored pants. >> he is considered to be armed and dangerous in pinole. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> east bay police busted a suspected brothel in san leandro. officers served a search warrant at this home on monday and arrested 3 people. a 60 year-old man, a 34 year-old woman and a 35 year-old woman. the alleged brothel is believed to be linked to pin thing. prostitution and human trafficking. as of now, only the male suspect faces charges. neighbors who spoke off camera say they have noticed random men frequently showing up at this house over the past year. >> i saw her police officer k a young handcuffs and put it on the back seat of the car is pretty quiet neighborhood. same people lived here for many, many is. >> investigators did not share whether they found any trafficking victims.

>> san francisco police are investigating a shooting that seriously injured. one person >> officers say the gunfire happened just after 9 o'clock last night and the area of connecticut and 26th streets north of cesar chavez street. the person shot was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. and new york's mayor is expressing surprise after the city's public library closed suddenly library management announced the temporary closure friday over safety concerns. adding that the safety of visitors had been threatened. air lamar thorpe center letter to the county administrator saying no one in the city was informed of safety concerns around the library. library. officials say anyone who checked out items can return them to other branches or hold them until the building reopens. a police canine in petaluma sniffed out 10 pounds of meth hidden inside boxes of dog treats and cat litter. this is a picture of the drug and of the dog and the drugs found in the car. it happened earlier this week during a traffic stop. the

female driver was arrested and booked into jail. the city of oakland is set to get 14 million dollars from the state to help unhoused people. the quality inn near the coliseum will soon be the site of 77 housing units. and 26 units for homeless youth. >> for as safe and secure space, but will also include essential and then a tease at bedroom at that room and a kitchen at. >> the new homes will take about a year to complete. oakland is playing hardball with the a's. both sides meet in oakland this week to discuss a potential extension of the a's least at the coliseum beyond this year, the a's need a temporary home until their stadium in vegas is built. the city of oakland is asking major league baseball for a guarantee of an expansion team wants the a's leave. we spoke with san francisco chronicle, sports columnist scott ostler about the possibility of that happening.

>> now it's a bit of a big ask and seemed impossible not that long ago. but you're desperate, think it was 70 million bucks year if they have to play elsewhere. so they can mlb to guarantee oakland that its fashion team. that's again, that that's a possibility often by far their best option because it would save them a ton of money and they yeah. >> oakland, the a's. don't make a deal. the team could set up shop in sacramento for a few years and play in the minor league stadium. there. salt lake city is another potential option. oakland mayor jean tell responded to the news with a statement that reads in part, quote, keeping the a's in oakland and is what's best for major league baseball. the a's oakland and the fans. my door is open to john fisher and anyone else has the means to purchase the a's and keep them rooted in the town. coming up on the kron morning news, california. lawmakers move forward with hundreds of proposed laws. >> we take a look at the impacts. and after the break,

more storms are slated to switch to bay area, but some communities are still cleaning up from the last round of rain. >> and checking into radar real you'll see nice collection of some rain to moderate, even some heavy rain and there as we see it start to uptick as we go into the late morning hours to around late morning hours to around new niche, a look

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the ground from the last round of storms. people who live in this area and by this entrance here are keeping a close eye on this pathway because this area tends to get flooded after periods of heavy rain. >> everybody's kind of helping everybody else clear storm drains. then, you >> clean out gutters. wendy ziglar will also be helping her neighbor who lives on the russian river near greenwood wrote that she's basically, you know, watching the story. we all watch it for her. but when she comes here once against a certain level, then get the neighbors along helping carry things up to the next or so. >> so she doesn't road any furniture. things like that is guerneville neighborhood has seen floods before. it was definitely fun. kayaking the river flood was over my fence. in our is recalling the flood of 2006. >> he works at sonoma land works helping customers prepare for the next round of storms this weekend. charge for sale. a lot of people that topping up their store manager blake matheson says well, days of rain are in the forecast.

people are getting ready for power outages. it's been like propane and we do sell those 2 fire would spend a little scarce right now. so we've been selling that pretty consistently. longtime residents here know the drill on how to prepare for the weather. >> but say a lot of newcomers are moving in their message just kind of getting gas and fuel for generator. in case power goes out again, like i know, a lot of people have been struggling with, unfortunately get sandbags because they're just better to have and not be prepared than unprepared. a lot of people have generators, you know, most people, if they did, now they're going to get one because we didn't have power here in this area for about. >> 3 days. so that can ruin your anything in the fridge, if its, you know, more than 24 hours, basically. >> and that is the key message from emergency management officials is to be prepared. have your go bag ready and have a way to get emergency alerts. reporting from greenville, gayle ong kron. 4 news.

>> all right. check this out. these hogs apparently enjoying the mud from all the damp weather we've been seeing. >> shared this video, adding the facility will be closed today because of the rain. >> the zoo says they will automatically refund you if you already had any reservations to go today. we have that sound there, that was while taking a live look now at walnut creek this morning. can see the roads just a bit. damp out there 7.15. let's check in now with day for more on our weather they've a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. it's nice to know that my husband right out, right? well, we have more rain coming our way throughout the weekend. early next week. we've got several different layers will try to break it all down for you. get an idea. we're talking about first things first live as we're in the moment. >> this is what we have there. you can see the moderate in some cases, some heavier rain headed our way generally moving from the southwest to the northeast. it will fill up the whole bay as we approach around noon. so those inland spots you'll get hit by the time we get to the early afternoon. that will take a little break for another batch to greet you by this evening

into motion. you see it. it's right out to see their so probably the next hour or so. it will probably be in our local radar to show you a quick look at what we're talking about over the time period. now. today we're calling the rain showers on and off. another was going to be on. but there is a break that happens about 3 o'clock before again this evening at fires back up again tomorrow. rain returns, though. that's after that second little wave. but it's mentioned we have a nice break on saturday morning throughout the early afternoon. so soak that up we get hit by a heavier wave. windy. also, it looks like by sunday afternoon and will be other little pops early into the next week. we did talk about a wind advisory, no high wind warnings wind advisory that does go all the way out till tuesday. but it's not going to be continuous and there will be breaks that action to stormy. start your weekend. looks like it's dry by come thursday into friday, futurecast for what it looked like today. this is this first major wave. it breaks. here's a nice little break, albeit very short couple of hours. another quick moving line

moves through and for the overnight quiet, we see even breaks happening here might even see some of the sun tomorrow potentially before the next line moves in here in the way it's kind of configured. it will be more from our standpoint, somewhat continuous rain going forward. just the intensity will vary throughout the day on sunday and by monday morning, another break before yet another line comes our way as we approach around noon. let's get to these winds, though. alright, for today, breezy associated with the winds going forward. then that also breaks up fires back up again briefly here with some winds by sunday afternoon. and this is the end of it by sunday evening. kind of giving us a breather. sort comes. it goes, it comes and goes. but still the national weather saw this is meriting wind advisory. there's another pop that's worth noting. this is going to be for monday afternoon after a break on monday morning to see how things continue to change. and we don't really shake that off to midweek. today's forecast, 59 showers and rain. again, we

do note that break and then mid afternoon, 60 for oakland. 62 san jose. the highs will add about 5 degrees from where we stand now, which, by the way, is mild. we should note and the storm system is relatively mild to stephanie all this week early into the week. it's going to remain those lows. pretty mild about 50 furloughs. and that's because we're in mild sector. we've been through so much now as we get into monday tuesday, the storms could have some lightning with them, too. so, ok, that's monday, tuesday, as we get into early next week. but this first line, we'll just be some heavier rains, ok? we'll keep our eyes to the skies. they've got >> all right. we'll take a look at this. a major crackdown on a statewide organized retail theft operation. you're looking at more than 8 million dollars and beauty products. the chp says were stolen from ulta beauty and other stores across the state. investigators say the items were taken from 21 counties, including alameda contra costa and santa clara. chp says the operations ringleader pay people to steal beauty products and then sold those items on amazon. the suspect was taken into custody on friday. officers made a

drug arrest of the petaluma village premium outlets. police say the suspect was carrying nearly 11 grams of fentanyl for sale. investigators say that amount is enough to potentially kill more than 5,000 people. police say the suspect was also carrying meth in about $100 in cash. a terrifying ordeal for some san francisco residents on valentine's day. police say 3 people broke into a home on winding way in the city's ingleside neighborhood around 4 in the morning, residents told police the robbers held them at gunpoint, ransacked the home and took off with money, jewelry and a car. police are asking anyone with information to please give them a call. police are investigating a shooting in san francisco. what happened friday. gunshots were reported around one in the afternoon at the corner of bay and powell streets a few blocks away from fisherman's wharf. police were not able to find any suspects or victims, but people who often shop in the area were shaken up.

>> i come here just for my lunch break and go shopping in. >> you know, you just think, you know, it's not going to happen kind of where you shop, you know, and so to to see that it's happening where i shop is is unnerving and super sad, too. >> if you happen to know anything about what happened in this situation, please contact sfpd. salmon creek beach near bodega bay will be closed this weekend. crews plan to remove a grounded boat that's been stuck here since last friday. crews say they tried to refloat the boat at high tide earlier this week. but diesel discharged into the water. no word on how much was spilled. >> 2, line. >> a brand new clubhouse is open at the golden gate golf course in san francisco. the nearly 6 million dollar facility features a lounge pro shop and an outdoor patio. it

replaces the previous club house built in 1951. that was destroyed in a fire. it did take a >> a while to get here. not just because construction times the san fratcisco because of a global pandemic. you know, yes, it and here we are that despite some of those challenges and despite seeing this clubhouse burned down, we persevered. >> the nine-hole golf course also recently underwent some landscaping up great. we released a new report on the impact of new bike lanes on valencia street. it found after the first 3 months so that the area saw a 77% decrease in illegal double parking and a 26% decrease in vehicle volume on the street. the report also noting rideshare services and food deliveries to the area went up after the changes. it also said 11 collisions happened during that three-month period, but mostly in part because of the legal left turns officials say they are taking steps to address that issue.

>> still ahead on the kron morning news zoo ticket scams warning signs officials say to look out for.

>> 2 teens have been charged in connection to the deadly mass shooting at the kansas city chiefs super bowl parade. authorities arrested the suspects on gun-related charges. the shooting on wednesday killed a woman in her 22 other people, including several children. get this. it issues quarterback patrick mahomes and his wife, brittany visited 2 of the children and they year-old and 10 year-old both shot in the leg. the

children are related to lisa lopez galvin. the woman killed in the shooting. elden was a dj at a kansas city radio station and a mother of 2 kids. a gofundme page has been set up for her family. taylor swift donated $100,000 early friday morning. and as of today, the page has collected more than $190,000. officials at the san francisco zoo are warning about a social media scam. they say someone is advertising tickets to the zoo for just under $7. officials say that offers not coming from the zoo. if you do plan to visit, they ask you buy your tickets from the zoo directly. the iconic chinatown, dragon gate in san francisco, but a full cleaning on friday morning. it's all part of the city's continuing lunar new year. spruce up operation workers also plan to repay the decorative dragon lampposts along grand avenue as well. this year is the y of the dragon. still ahead on

the kron, 4 morning news, 2 major storms are headed for the bay area. we take a live look right now at stormtracker 4 radar. but you can see that. >> rain is actively falling across parts of the bay. we check in with dave after this.

>> all right. now on the kron, 4 morning news business owners in francisco's chinatown are speaking up against a proposed sober living facility. and the bay area bracing for more rain with 2 potentially dangerous storms headed our way. a look at when the most severe weather is expected to hit.

welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks so much for joining us. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast, dave, what we need to know. >> all right. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody up for us today. we're actually not going to get the heaviest hit yet to come, but it gives us a little taste of what's coming our way. that includes wind and rain. those the 2 elements that are probably the most impactful for everybody going into this weekend and really into early next week as well. we show you radar first things first. there's a nice little collection right out to sea, but it's a flood watch has been posted. i know the starts tomorrow. not today, but it's kind of after everything we get today. now we add on to what's coming our way. and this is what the notices. all right. the flood watch 04:00am sunday through 04:00am on wednesday. meanwhile, kind of a new wrinkle here. it's a wind advisory. no high wind warning but wind advisory and it's not going to be constant, but it will be from 10:00am sunday in till 04:00am on tuesday. we'll see a pop of winds today, but that's the issue they're going to pop. and then take a break and then

come back, take a break and so forth. but they can cause power outages and downed trees to particularly with the saturated ground and very looking gloomy, as you can see, even san jose state at this hour where the rain part is holding off. but don't count on your traditional rain shadow keeping you dry. it all through this going forward. we've got mid 50's over a good chunk of the beijing will see right now those temperatures are mild has there several degrees above what they were this time from yesterday. a live look at wednesday with good stiff breeze coming in from the south-southeast. and your breakdown today shows cloudy showers developing in the east bay, particularly early afternoon and everybody gets a break. it looks like by about 3 o'clock or so until yet. another batch as we get into tonight and it's kind of a convolutional of storm systems coming our way into early next week. will peace us all together for you coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> we continue our team coverage of the wet weather headed our way with tiffany. just issues on pacifica with the latest on conditions out there. see if you're you have your umbrella out. tiffany.

>> yes, get ready for another rainy day has been raining here. pacifica for the past hours. so i brought out umbrellas to help say dry this morning. but i'm having to grip is pretty hard as well because it is windy at the same time. so take it a look at the ocean right behind as the surf has been high and because of that, there has been a high surf advisory that has been issued and that goes into effect in a few more hours at 10 o'clock this morning. but it's already peaking quite high. the national weather service says this advisory will last until 04:00pm sunday, but they say the season will quickly build again next week. so the threat for hazardous beach in marine conditions will continue, especially for west facing beaches. so we are supposed to get moderate rain and gusty winds with this storm. winds could gust up to 30 to 40 miles per hour with even stronger winds here near the coast down trees and power outages are likely with this latest string of storms would

not as widespread as compared to the storm weekend storm 2 weeks ago. so current conditions here, pacifica is raining. it is windy. ring out in grella. grab your rain coat need be that. >> a high surf advisory goes into effect at 10 o'clock this morning. back to all right, tiffany, thank you. >> uproar in san francisco's chinatown over the mayor's proposal to place a sober living facility in the area. small business owners say they were blindsided by city leaders. kron four's ellis of ammonium reports. >> merchants spoke with say that they agree the city needs to help people in this effort, but they say that between the bars and other businesses, it might not be the appropriate setting. >> it really grew up in chinatown. her family has owned retail property here since the 1950's. she says the community is that tight knit is it used to but there is an issue. merchants are coming together many of them disagree with the city's choice to use

the historic north beach hotel nearby on kearny and columbus as a sober living facility for at least the next 5 years. starting this spring. i was very alarmed. >> i was upset angry. just like a lot of people in the community. do know they need help that i support. but the fact is, and they and the mayor said, ok, they're going to be property, it's going to well monitored. but those are no guarantees. some chinatown, business leaders feel blindsided. having learned of mayor london breed's plans. >> through a tip from a staffer of their supervisor, aaron peskin nancy, you law has a story about a block away from the chosen site. >> and was busy with lunar new year festivities when she rushed to a meeting with the mayor within a half-hour of learning about plans work on the surprise and how come you never heard anything from anyone? and we give a lot of questions because we have concerns we we don't really know exactly what kind of program is because it is the first in the nation.

>> according to what they say, merchants we spoke with believe between the tourism and nightlife. the north beach chinatown corridor is not an appropriate setting. >> for people trying to get sober outdoors is not comfortable about. >> though they should be put some put them somewhere else. i mean, this should be enough. consider something location after out of the for overall. there's a sense of disrespect that the city did not include the small business owners at the inception of the idea. i think what could be improved is really the communication between our neighborhood and the city. >> and for the city to have better. that that's for reaching out to monolingual as well as communities color on friday, community ambassadors reaeive walking through chinatown, passing out leaflets about the plans for the north beach hotel. >> and after tuesday's meeting want tells me that the mayor told them that she will reconsider this location and delay this decision, though the mayor's office did not confirm that specifically. they did send a statement to kron 4 saying in part, there's still a lot of community outreach in consideration that

must be done before a final decision is made on this particular proposed facility. and therb are alternatives as to how we can collaborate to support our community reporting in the newsroom, ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> time is up for state lawmakers to introduce new bills this year. all right. tom wallace has more on some of the legislation that beat the deadline. >> with the striking the gavel, lawmakers got to work friday ahead of the big 05:00pm deadline to introduce bills. the clerk will now open just how many bills are we talking about? mcgeorge school of professor chris mckay. lee says the answer is a lot. i'm expecting just over 2000 bills among the bills introduced, several are focused on housing, including one from assembly member alex lee targeting corporations trying to buy single-family homes. specifically the proposal would prevent corporations that own more than 1000 single-family homes from purchasing additional properties and converting them into rentals. why it's so

important is because we have a housing crisis, a shortage of homes available. and when coeporations outbid out, compete hard working families from their dream of being a homeowner. that's a big problem on the issue of homelessness, republican assemblymember josh hoover co authored a bill known as the beyond housing measure. it's very simple. it's simply repeals the requirement that we can only spend money on housing first programs. >> and it allows other types of programs that are actually getting people out of the cycle of homelessness are actually getting people, drug abuse, treatment and mental health treatment. >> and helping them get their lives back on track. former assembly speaker anthony rendon makes clear, though, combating homelessness often requires communication between various counties. he's introduced a bill to extend the program, enabling counties to share information and better coordinate homelessness services. its very frustrating when you have these agencies not talking. have people working in silos. >> when you have the not sharing the available on

public safety. assemblymember evan low introduced a bill to strengthen hate crime enforcement, including a proposal allowing judges to issue a search warrant in cases a misdemeanor hate crimes with important is that we stand for and that we're demonstrating to our community that this will not be tolerated and that perpetrators will be prosecuted accordingly. and then there's a bill from republican assembly member tom lackey to increase the use of license plate readers statewide to help find missing people. we have the technology available. >> why in the world would we want to save lives? but all the bills come as the state faces a projected multi-billion dollar budget deficit. 80 1% of all bills introduced have some sort of fiscal impact. and so the budget is definitely going to overshadow quite a few bills this and this is the beginning of a months long process ahead to make it to the governor's desk. bills must first go through various committees and both houses of the legislature reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron, 4 news.

>> cal fire is getting 7 new c-one 30 plans to help with firefighting efforts. these plans will be modified and equipped with all the necessary gear before they're ready for service. a part of the goal is to make these monster planes more efficient in an emergency situation. >> you know, you can drop 4,000 gallons of return, rather than 1200 ballots returned. so obviously, you can imagine if based on the different coverage levels, how far that can extent. >> it will take some time to get these big planes ready for flight. the first one can be expected to take off this fall. and now to what caltrans is calling a game changer. robot mowers are taking over the sides of freeways. caltrans says technology like these for this rather helps minimize roadside dangers. the robots can reach hard to reach areas and cover more acres. caltrans staff will be on hand to monitor these robots while they're being used. and the wet weather shut down several national parks in the bay area this weekend near woods will be closed sunday and reopen 10 o'clock monday morning. point

bonita lighthouse in stinson beach north lot will be closed sunday and monday. points long avenue and marine driveway gate will be closed through monday. parks in fairfield are close to next thursday. the city says the incoming wet weather will cause some unsafe conditions out there. and that's whether temporarily closing those parks down. the biden administration is giving 970 million dollars to airports nationwide to help modernize terminals at this sfo is the only bay area airport on the list. it gets 31 million dollars. that money will be used to improve heating air conditioning systems in the terminals, which will help reduce energy california energy commission t- approved a 1.9 billion dollar plan to accelerate the state's ev charging and hydrogen refueling goals. the money will help build 40,000 new charger statewide. the state expects to have a total of 250,000 chargers online in the next few years. coming up on

the kron, 4 morning news businesses in the sierra are gearing up for more snowfall. >> even have a winter storm warning is going to kick in early next week on the home front. this we've got right now. the sizable collection. you see out the scene here probably given some moderate to heavy rain into moran within the next hour or so and where everybody is going to treated to some of that as we get into the early afternoon get into the early afternoon break down your

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weather that will be up in the sierra. >> got a winter storm warning. this actually doesn't kick in until sunday morning all the way till 10, 10 o'clock on wednesday morning as well. the issue with this has been very typical with this winter season. those levels might get down to 6400 feet, but they're going to dancing up there to 7,000 or little bit above as well. and we're expecting inches on this to a couple of feet. certainly in the higher elevations that we're talking about, that it's not until we get to around wednesday or maybe tuesday night. we get some of that colder air in here. we can push those snow levels down maybe 6,000 feet or a little bit below that tahoe forecast, though, shows a drop in temperatures by the time we get to monday tuesday. there we go session to start off with some showers you can see here on sunday and then monday and tuesday. here comes the snow back to local radar. this collection here you see just make its way to san francisco, golden gate up summer. that's what kind of the moderate rain showers are now that will build and expand out as the morning progresses. live shot quite hour. cloudy

skies for most future cast for this is what happens throughout the day to day break 3.45, or so. we get a little bit of break in the action. don't to see much the way of sun, but just at least turn in the rain off for a few hours before another line. all be quick. it just kind of a spurt as we get to around the dinner hour or so, 6 o'clock or so 6 or 7 spotty showers linger a little bit overnight, but sunday morning, not bad. that's where break is so firm. say midnight or 1 o'clock overnight. all the way to about noon tomorrow that your break and again, some breaks in the skies, not for long here. it comes all day sunday, sunday night overnight and we get a break on monday, too. and yes, they'll be another line coming in as we get into monday night. let's get to those winds now for your winds today. kind of a brisk wind going on. you saw tiffany out there out towards the coast and she's had some winds there sunday. tomorrow. another spurt happening in the afternoon. that's probably going to be little bit more intense than today. and that

gets in or wind advisory territory. another break kind of on monday before we see another spurt this monday afternoon. one might actually outdo the sunday one to. so it's not constant. and you can see the numbers jump up and down a little bit with that. so just take that with a grain of salt little bit. but with a wind advisory in a saturated ground, you could have some power outages with the 2 little doses of rain for today. this is the collection. the rain bucket by about lunchtime tomorrow and there's nothing going on. then we get to sunday night and this is what happens through sunday afternoon overnight until about 05:00am on monday. is your general idea? but he picking up a buck through this or much better. here's how it is. in the longer-range perspective. we get through the weekend kind of a break before more into early next week. watch this little low. you saw that a logo right to our south. we have problems with that last. go around get us in a bit. here it is right there. as you can see, that keeps that pretty far south. now, if it does that, we're in the clear, but the last one try to do that let rip it up to the north and was a whole different programs. so i think it's too sneaky on us. we'll

let you know a look into week day forecast. very unsettled on the left-hand side of your screen. we dry out on the right hand side of your screen note those lows. these are lows, lower 50's very mild air we stay, which means snow levels will be high at first until we pull in that cold air to. but that tropical subtropical jet problem is the low gets their grabs, it, you got problems. and that's what we have going on. this storm and maybe next week, 2 loss that things stay south okay. take this weather seriously. get ready for potential flooding off that. you know, the other thing about those winds is they're just going to pop. they're not going remain constant like sunday was that sunday was just it didn't stop. and it was heavy was like, you know, hurricane tropical strength force type winds. there. >> we're not going to have that go around. so okay. thank you so much that. >> okay. taking a live look now at the sierra and truckee. can see just a car to on the roadway. there. and that's probably a good thing becaupe the sierra is slated to get more snow this holiday weekends and people should travel safely. erick rucker has more.

>> i have been coming to downtown truckee for more than 10 years now covering stories about people coming up during the winter. i have never seen this many cars. this many people in this particular area. good luck getting a parking spot and that's exactly what businesses are looking for. >> well, chilly. get gorgeous night in downtown truckee friday. the start to a holiday weekend that brings in people from all around. you know, we're from oregon. these 2 from portland didn't know that they would have fresh powder when they planned their trip to the sierra, but they aren't complaining about it. i think it just helps our stoke. >> coming anyhow. so the fact that we got here it was freshly is that was the crowded sidewalks. here means a lot of foot traffic. exactly. with business owner sarah dubious counting everything looks beautiful. downtown looks beautiful. the shops are open and we really welcome the visitors for 2

years. the doobie has owned a gallery. 58 30, she knows the financial benefits of a busy weekend. but after a record-breaking snow pack last winter be also understands, mother nature needs to allow for drivable roads. it was a blessing and a curse because sometimes the highway shots, you people can get we look at is a blessing for sure. getting to the summit also takes teamwork. a big player in that caltrans crews, of course, will be out with their plows. when the flakes start to however, prepping the interstate begins before the storms. when we get closer to the incoming storm. >> that's when crews are going to switch over and you're in acs laying down sand on my way. that's going to help increase amount of traction when the snow starts falling. >> oh, that was eric rucker reporting for us earlier. and right now from 4, we continue to celebrate black history. the white house honored historic civil rights leaders friday by hosting their families. our washington

correspondent hannah brandt has the story. >> in a celebration of civil rights leaders throughout american history. the biden administration invited their descendants to the white house. it is an imperative that we understand where we came from. to then understand where we are rnd where we must go. vice president kamala harris told the crowded room the administration's goal is to help keep history alive. one of the featured guests was kenneth morris. he's the great, great, great grandson of frederick douglass, and the great great grandson of booker t washington history lives in each of us. >> but the future depends on how we carried forth. those families were here at the white house not only to honor the civil rights leaders, but also to talk about how to advance the fight for racial justice and equality. we will not be silenced. >> and we're not going back. congressional black caucus chair steven horsford says democrats are fighting to

protect civil rights with bills like the voting rights act. and that's part of president biden's reelection pitch. would you say that president biden has kept his promises to black americans? >> i believe president biden has kept many promises to black americans. but as we heard vice president harris talk about, we still have a lot of work that needs to be done. and morris says gatherings like this show a commitment to doing that work. >> in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> and a reminder that kron 4 is honoring black history through the end of february. make sure to tune into our special airing thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm. and now to bay area basketball, stanford, women's basketball faced off against the cal bears kron four's. erin wilson has the highlights. >> well, a couple familiar foes took the farm on the court down there in palo alto in the battle of the bay, if you will, on friday night.

>> it was third-ranked stanford team hosting california. obviously i'm talking about the bears. >> and they had to hone their skills. i'm talking about the cardinal for the upcoming packed with the ncaa tournament and they looked plenty rating, if you will. and explain the cardinal. they took over from the paint work here from the and then never let up on the the years. it was a chance. >> right there. 4. polo, too. hannah. jump on the back door. and not only did she find her, she gets end. one call as will 4 point play. and then our 3 point play rather kiki she brings the ball up, know their defenses site. you see she makes the move in the key and we'll see a 23 points on the night and then they don't let up because it happened. had a 42. 21 leading can break comes in the 2nd half and says i want in on the action right here on the baseline with the short floater and what you have 14 points before was all said and done california. they. following this point. stanford, a skate past the bears. 84 to 49. that was how

we saw jimmy g he was on the vegas strip talking about his former team. you know, as they were preparing for the super bowl. but totally different story came out on friday as garoppolo was suspended for 2 games by the league for violating the nfl's p e d policy grapple. eventualy already deadly use the prescribe medication without having a valid therapeutic use exemption. so according adam schefter, you know, the raiders are expected to release reedy in mid-march so that they can avoid that 11 million dollars roster bonus grapple salary being like lee boyd because of the suspension, the raiders they could free up about 10 million dollars in cap space for the 2024 season. tough break for jimmy g. that's all i toss to you aaron. thank you.

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kron. 4 morning news. the manhunt is on for a suspect after a woman is found dead in the east bay. more rain is returning parts of the bay area now gearing up for a serious wrenching. dave spahr is tracking it all. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. it's

so good to have you with us. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday february, the 17th endure. some damp conditions outdoors. let's get right over to dave for the latest on the weather heyday. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we already see some rain encroaching across the bay right now. for much of the day today, you can expect rain just a moment or where you live. >> you'll see that rain going on. and then there's a little break that starts to develop. and then another dose to take us into the early evening and after that and ernest break to let you do some things. maybe even early into sunday morning. here's a live look at radar. you can see it's collecting in san francisco up north to marine a little bit and extends off too. oakland, as you will see, this is kind of a line of some moderate break we're talking about. well, you see that cluster just about to hit us and then a break. and then yet another little looks a little sweet roll off towards our left. that's the next system that will be your sunday afternoon. and then overnight into monday into tuesday says could be very involved. and because of all of this, we have a flood

watch that has been posted for everybody. 04:00am sunday through 04:00am on a wednesday. meanwhile, we do have winds. we will have them today. but the wind advisory kicks in tomorrow at 10:00am and last through tuesday morning at 4, there are breaks with this and this is a high wind warning. however, we still may get some property damage with some of these winds, power outages and all that fun stuff. you can see the winds right now coming in from the south, mostly single digits. but we'll have a stiff breeze this afternoon, though, too. temperature check for you. we are in the mild mid 50's across most of the real estate and the breakdown today is rain showers. a break and more rain. more details in the breakdown of your weekend. forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> and we continue our team coverage of the storms headed for the bay area. a high surf advisory goes into effect later today. kron four's tiffany justice live for us now. with more. tiffany, i can tell that rain is already coming down because you got your umbrella. >> hey, yes, stephanie. gear up for another rainy and today

we are in pacifica this morning. we're at has been raining. i have my umbrella ready to go and a coat as well because it is quite chilly. but as you have mentioned, there is a high surf advisory that has been issued. let me go ahead and step out. the shot. the serb has been high and that advisory is supposed to go into effect at 10 o'clock this morning. in a few hours, the national weather service says his advisory will last until 04:00pm sunday, but they say the seas will quickly build again next week. so the threat of hazard, a speech in marine conditions will continue, especially for west facing beaches. so we're supposed to get moderate rain and gusty winds with this storm. winds could gust up to 30 to 40 miles per hour with even stronger winds here near the coast. down trees and power outages are likely with this latest string of storms. the first one hitting today, but not as widespread compared to the weekend storm 2 weeks ago. again, conditions here in pacifica. it's raining has been raining for a few hours.

the surf has been high. that advisory again goes into effect at 10 o'clock this morning. so a few hours, but it has already been high, as i have mentioned, reporting live in pacific. got to just as back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you. and please stay safe out there. >> and with more rain on the way, some parts of the north bay could experience flooding. four's gayle ong checked in with people living near the russian river in guerneville. we're here at the cozy cope entrance to the russian river. you could still see debris on the ground from the last round of storms. >> people who live in this area and by this entrance here are keeping a close eye on this pathway because this area tends to get flooded after periods of heavy rain. >> everybody's kind of helping everybody else clear storm drains. then, you >> clean out gutters. wendy ziglar will also be helping her neighbor who lives on the russian river near greenwood wrote a she's basically, you know, watching the story. we all watch it for her. but when she comes here once against a certain level, then get the neighbors along helping carry things up to the next or so.

>> so she doesn't road any furniture. things like that is guerneville neighborhood has seen floods before. it was definitely fun. kayaking the river to flood a over my fence. in our is recalling the flood of 2006. >> he works at sonoma land works helping customers prepare for the next round of storms this weekend. hard for sale. a lot of people that are being up there. it's store manager. blake matheson says while days of rain are in the forecast, people are getting ready for power outages. it's been like propane and we do sell those 2 fire would spend a little scarce right now. so we've been selling that pretty consistently. longtime residents here know the drill on how to prepare for the weather. >> but say a lot of newcomers are moving in their message just kind of getting gas and fuel for generator. in case power goes out again, like i know, a lot of people have been struggling with, unfortunately get sandbags because they're just better to have and not be prepared than unprepared. a lot of people have generators, you know, most people, if they did, and

now they're going to get one because we didn't have power here in this area for about. >> 3 days. so that can ruin your anything in the fridge if it's more than 24 hours, basically. >> and that is the key message from emergency management officials is to be prepared. have your go bag ready and have a way to get emergency alerts reporting from greenville, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and happening today, organizers campaigning to recall oakland mayor sheng thao hold a rally later this morning. the group plans to start collecting signatures for the recall petition. the rally happens at jack london square at 11 o'clock. organizers need nearly 25,000 signatures by july to qualify for the november election. mayor tell has told kron 4 this recall campaign is being organized by her political opponents who previously ran against her. and developing news now, police in the east bay looking for a suspect accused of killing a woman. the deadly shooting happened at up home friday morning. kron four's dan thorn reports.

>> investigators say it was at this home on summit drive in pinole where officers found a woman shot and killed the suspected gunman identified as this man. thirty-six-year-old jeffrey kendall. police say kendall broke into the home and attacked the woman before killing her friday morning. neighbor tom tucker says he's in disbelief. you know, we heard that there was homicide. >> pretty crazy stuff is quite quiet, little neighborhood that we live in sao. tucker says he doesn't recognize kendall, but it's concerning that a suspected killer is still on the loose. that's the little nerve wracking, you know, got got kids. we've got i got 4 kids and their cell. police commander matt avery says this type of crime is unusual for the small city. very rare. we do not have homicides. >> in general, domestic up in a very quiet residential that were and very rare for commander avery says kendell

was last seen taking off in this gray hyundai elantra. there's an ox more hyundai sticker on the right side of the trunk lid. >> and the california license plate reads 8, blm, 0, 3, 6, kendall has a connection to the home. but the relationship with the victim is still unclear. we're still investigating that, but it appears that it's a tragic case domestic violence. along with the gray hyundai. kendall was also last seen wearing a baseball cap, a camo jacket and dark colored pants. >> he is considered to be armed and dangerous in pinole. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> san francisco police are investigating a shooting that seriously injured one person officers say the gunfire happened just after 9 o'clock last night in the area of connecticut and 26th streets north of cesar chavez street. the person shot was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. any mayor is expressing surprise after the city's public library closed suddenly library management announced

the temporary closure friday over safety concerns adding that the safety of visitors have been threatened. mayor mark thorpe center letter to the county administrators saying no one in the city was informed of any safety concerns around the library. library. officials say anyone who checked out items can return them or to other branches or hold them until the building reopens. a police canine in petaluma sniffed out 10 pounds of meth hidden inside boxes of dog treats and cat litter. look at that. this is a picture of the dog and the drugs that were found in the car. now this a drug stop of his traffic stop that happened earlier this week. the female driver was arrested and booked into jail. and the city of oakland is set to get 14 million dollars from the state to help the unhoused. the quality inn near the coliseum will soon be the site of 77 housing units. and 26 units for homeless youth. >> john, it's will not only offer as safe and secure space. well, also include essential and then a tease at

bedroom at room and a kitchen that. >> the new homes will take about a year to complete. oakland is playing hardball with the a's. both sides meet in oakland this week to discuss a potential extension of the a's. a lease at the coliseum beyond this year, the a's need a temporary home until their stadium in vegas is built. the city of oakland is asking major league baseball for a guarantee of an expansion team wants the a's lead. we spoke with san francisco chronicle, sports columnist scott ostler about the possibility of that happening. >> now it's a bit of a big ask and it seemed impossible not that long ago. but you're desperate, think it was 70 million bucks year if they have to play elsewhere. so they might can mlb to guarantee oakland that its fashion team. that's again, that that's a possibility often by far their best option because it would save them a ton of money and in the but yeah. >> oakland and the a's don't make a deal. the team could

set up shop in sacramento for a few years and play in the minor league stadium. there. salt lake city is another potential option. oakland mayor sheng thao responded with a statement that reads in part, quote, keeping the a's in oakland is what's best for major league baseball. the a's is open to john fisher and or anyone else that has the means to purchase the a's and keep them rooted in that out. investors in the proposed california forever city in solano county are trying to move their idea forward filing a 3rd ballot initiative to build the community. ballot initiative was changed to satisfy concerns from the travis air force base about how this new city would affect their radar and flights. the base supports his latest proposal that local lawmakers are pushing back, calling for specific plans that address protecting the base, water and transportation for the proposed city and ensure that taxpayers do not have to contribute to the development. with this new filing. the company has more time to collect 13,000 signatures to get the initiative on the

november ballot. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, california lawmakers move forward with hundreds of proposed laws. >> we take a look at the impacts. >> and rain is already start to march in parts of the bay area. with some moderate rain will see some heavy rain as well. but there are breaks in the action going to be an unsettled forecast until the middle of next week. your forecast is next

>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now at court tower this morning where it's looking just a big gray out there. you're probably waking up to a bit of rain falling outside your window. let's check in now with dave.

>> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we reallt got an unsettled forecast coming our way. and it's not just like one or 2 days. it's going to take us to the middle of next week. and there are breaks in this action. and the weather service has made a point to try to say this doesn't look like a redux of what we had a few weekends ago, but we will have winds weaken a power outages and also damage as well. here's a look at what it looks like on radar. you can see some of that moderate rain just now filling up the bay a little bit coming forward here. as we put into motion, you can see there's more upstream and this is going to take us generally speaking with this pattern mid-afternoon or so we get a break for a few hours and then another line drop south. i'm going to show you that projection just just a bit rain showers on and off again breaks breezy and mild temperature wise tomorrow, rain returns late depending on where you live. but as we get the east bay, maybe the early afternoon, one or 2 o'clock in the afternoon and then boom, that said it takes over the rest the day. windy into early next week. and that's another point as well next week. by

the way, a stormy start but dry midweek, onward, a dry mild midweek. onward. okay. here's a look at. we have a future cast for project this all out here for you morning hours around noon ash early afternoon. here comes that secondary line as we get to late in the afternoon evening. so maybe it's about a two-hour break in that it will pop with kind of some intense rain then will be kind of spotty afterwards. that's overnight. that's tomorrow morning. maybe some breaks us about in the skies. happening for us. check out some sun before the next line. marches through in the way it's kind of position. it's going to be tapping into that subtropical jet coupled with the fact we are get maybe going to see some lightning with that. we could have it through the sunday forecast and monday as well. there's another break for your monday morning. and then more comes monday afternoon. here's a pop of winds for today, but the advisory covers your sunday with that papa winds. notice coming from the south. that's why you're not in that technically solano county and

then another pop. it looks like as we get into monday afternoon into tuesday. so we'll be around for several days here. 59 san francisco, 60 oakland, 62 san jose, not mercury movement, but those overnight lows are going to be mild the next couple of days. we'll check in the sierra as well. their blinking the lights. so i probably should return back 2 the auditorium, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. well, happening today, the san francisco symphony is celebrating the lunar new year with a very special event at davies symphony hall. joining us live now to share more about it are 2 incredible mines in the world of classical music and chen and violinist paul long. good morning to both morning. a happy happy lunar new year. happy year of the dragon. and then how is the year been shaping out for you both so far? >> well, this is the highlight for me. yeah, i'm here in san francisco to celebrate with the san francisco symphony, the wonderful rising star violent this poll yeah, absolutely. yes. yeah. it's wonderful to be here because

something i feel very connected to san francisco over the u.s.. and obviously is my first time with the symphony at but i think the new year is always something that we look forward to every year. and, you know, as an immigrant. >> you really get to celebrate because we're always on the on the roads are working and then, but this is really nice to get to celebrate with, you know, fellow yeah, of course. and tell us to about what the symphony has because it's going to be quite a celebration. a day beasley in a few hours. that's right. >> i'm so grateful for the san francisco symphony for creating it. then that for those of us who have a shunt highs feel like home and we will activities are out asian cultures that in the program we're going to hear traditional famous melodies such as jessamine flower that has been used in the profits u.s.. but we also embraced a new composers, such a step, famous chinese composer kind done who wrote a new violin

concerto fire ritual that we will hear pope on step. you work the francisco symphony. so it's going to be a party. so come and join with us. and we mentioned this just a few moments. go up. but the paul that is going to be a first time performing with the san francisco symphony. how does this moment feel? >> well, it feels wonderful get to know the orchestra few 9 and in my life, you know, a lot of time that i do a lot of returns with symphonies that i know. but also if it's particularly wonderful for me to get to know new orchestras and but and know each other for many years. but actually, it's our first time actually working together on stage. allen crabbe so as why not new year's you think? absolutely. so when does the event officially start today? >> so there's a pre concert activities at 04:00pm and then the concert starts at 5. it's a concert without intermission. so people still have enough time afterwards to go dinner. and there's also a fundraising event. the

beautiful banquet hosted by the san francisco symphony. wonderful. and there still tickets available for this. >> very people. better move fast. and what's been the rehearsal process been like? >> it's been wonderful working with paul's as we know each other for years. and and thanks to the san francisco symphony for putting us on the same stage. i would just say paul's work has a very theatrical, unexpected element and it's been fun. bring storming how to make it as creative as possible for our audience. yeah. i mean, this piece is a really, really special tendon road in in honor of people who >> are victims of the war. so, you know, with with celebrations of new year, usually we think of palestine think prestbury us and fun and then happy. but i think it's also a time for us to have reflection sets. well, and i think this piece does provide that in this program among many other very joyous ferry

life. the music for this piece is also very theatrical. so be a lot of elements that audience will not expect from to do on stage impresses to see here. it actually most mostly because they are. >> i'm quite well written. i would say to you to fall. and it just to wrap things up here before we hear your you perform and really excited about this is is there a message you'd like to share with our viewers this lunar new year? i think new year new hope and new possibilities and wages so that that the new year 2020 for the you have to track we're putting so much. >> a more positive things. and also to keep a loving music music can bring people together is a universal language. and i'm grateful for the san francisco symphony to be a spearheading this effort. lovely and paul yourself. >> yeah, i go along with what man is talking about. it is i think music has disabilities

to connect people in that thing. it's the the language that there's no burial site, cultural roots, background or anything. but im using kits does wonderful garden where we all can be together without any preconditions. and so i think this celebration is going to be very special for me sitting looking very much forward to today's come all right. and we're all looking forward to your live performance for us this morning. so again, walk us the name of the through the name of the peace. >> sure. i would love to play for you guys. a very a lively, a short piece by fritz kreisler viewed composer which my my hero. he wrote this a short piece coast and this for solo violin. all right. thank you so so that's conductor mansion in violent as paul wall. you can see them performing with the san francisco symphony for their lunar new year celebration. happening later today. >> but for now, paula, to take it away. haha.

ip>> east >> bay police busted a suspected brothel in san leandro. officers served a search warrant at this home on monday and arrested 3 people. a 60 year-old man, a 34 year-old woman and a 35 year-old woman. the alleged brothel is believed to be linked to pimping prostitution and human trafficking. as of now, only the male suspect faces charges. neighbors who spoke off camera say they have noticed random men frequently showing up at the house over the past year. >> i saw her police officer k a young handcuffs and put it on the back seat of the car is pretty quiet neighborhood. same people lived here for many, many years. >> investigators did not sure whether they found any trafficking victims. take a look at this. a major

crackdown on a statewide organized retail theft operation. you're looking at more than 8 million dollars and beauty products. the chp says were stolen from ulta beauty and other stores across the state investigators say the items were stolen from 21 counties, including alameda contra costa and santa clara. chp says the operations ringleader pay people to steal beauty products. and so those items on amazon, a suspect was taken into custody on friday. police are investigating a shooting in san francisco friday. gunshots were reported around 1 o'clock in the afternoon at the corner of bay and powell streets a few blocks away from fisherman's wharf. police were not able to find any suspects or victims, but we did speak with shoppers in the area who said they were shaken up. >> i come here just for my lunch break and go shopping in. you know, you just think, you know, it's not going to happen kind of where you shop, you know, and so to to see that it's happening where i shop is is unnerving and super sad, too.

>> anyone who might have information on what happened should get in touch with u.s.. deputy. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. 2 major storms are headed for the bay area. taking a live look now at stormtracker 4 radar. you can see that rain just coming down. >> we check in with dave after >> we check in with dave after this. have heart failure with unresolved symptoms?

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morning news business owners in francisco's chinatown are speaking up against us proposed sober living facility. and the bay area bracing for more rain with 2 potentially dangerous storms headed our way. a look at when the most severe weather is expected to hit. all right.

welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us today. let's get you started this half hour with a look at the forecast. we do a lot of you have some concerns about day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. it looks to be not quite what we had a couple weekends ago, but the difference is going to be this is kind of stretched out over a longer period of time with breaks and they're both breaks of rain in breaks of wind. so keep that in mind as you try to dance between all of this here. first things first. what's going on now? we have some moderate rain start to fill out parts of the peninsula in getting a little are in as well. it's more light rain showers for now in the east bay. that will change. you can see the heavier stuff still out to sea. so this is going to cover us for about another its cover take 6 hours or so before that. first little break comes our way. this all comes with a flood watch which doesn't kick in until tomorrow morning at 04:00am. but we're still going to see some of that heavy rain for even today. meanwhile, we have a wind advisory time period for this is 10:00am on sunday through 04:00am on tuesday again today. expect a

stiff breeze, but getting a little bit more intense on sunday and another pop to worth noting on monday as well. so while they'll be breaks. but again, keep in mind, these pops now sfo. they're cooking on about a 45 minute delay, which is not that much. but given the fact of all the weather we have going on do want to check in advance because that is likely to change throughout the day and the next couple of days. temperature check. we're in the middle 50's along the east bay shoreline and along the coast as well. not all of them mercury movement today. we have mild conditions to start underscoring the fact we're in the mild sector with this storm system that's going to the cases. this kicks off on monday morning, too. a look at your winds from the south, mostly single digits, but some double digits in there, too. rain and scattered showers again. looking for a break by late afternoon in a bit. we'll put this forecast together for you, stephanie, thank you. >> we continue our team coverage of the wet weather headed our way. a high surf advisory goes into effect later this morning. the proper

tiffany justice is live for us now at the with the latest on conditions out there. tiffany, i can already hear the wind comes to that microphone. >> yeah. the first storm has has been raining all morning long and windy. at the same time they have been gripping my umbrella quite hard this morning. and as you mentioned, there is a high surf advisory that has been issued and those tides and serve have been high already this morning. that advisory has been issued and we'll go into effect at 10 o'clock this morning and a few hours. the national weather service says this advisory will last until 04:00pm sunday afternoon so far. but they say the seas will quickly build again next week. so the threat for hazardous beach in marine conditions will continue especially for west facing beaches. so we are supposed to get moderate rain with gusty winds with this current storm. winds could gust up to 30 to 40 miles per hour with even stronger winds near the like

so down, trees and power outages are likely with this latest string of storms. but not as widespread as compared to the weekend storm that we saw 2 weeks ago. so current conditions here in pacifica has been raining all morning long. often on has lightened up at this point. the winds have i was a moderate at this point, not too bad. and as you guys been hearing all morning long, there has been a high surf advisory issued that will start at 10 o'clock this morning. stephanie, back to tiffany, thank you. >> and uproar in san francisco's chinatown over the mayor's proposal to place a sober living facility in the area. small business owners say they were blindsided by city leaders. kron four's ellis sogomonian reports. >> merchants i spoke with say that they agreed the city needs to help people in this effort, but they say that between the bars and other businesses, it might not be the appropriate setting. >> really grew up in chinatown. her family has

owned retail property here since the 1950's. she says the community is unjust. tight-knit is it used to but there is an issue. merchants are coming together many of them disagree with the city's choice to use the historic north beach hotel nearby on kearny and columbus as a sober living facility for at least the next 5 years. starting this spring. i was very alarmed. >> i was upset angry. just like a lot of people in the community. do know they need help that i support. but the fact is, and they and the mayor said, ok, they're going to be property staff. it's going to well monitored. but those are no guarantees. some chinatown, business leaders feel blindsided. having learned of mayor london breed's plans. >> through a tip from a staffer of their supervisor, aaron peskin nancy, you law has a story about a block away from the chosen site. >> and was busy with lunar new year festivities when she rushed to a meeting with the mayor within a half-hour of learning about plans work on

the surprise and how come you never heard anything from anyone? and we did to give a lot of questions because we have concerns we we don't really know exactly what kind of program is because it is the first in the nation. >> according to what they say, merchants we spoke with believe between the tourism and nightlife. the north beach chinatown corridor is not an appropriate setting. >> for people trying to get sober outdoors is not comfortable about. >> though they should be put some put them somewhere else. i mean, this should be enough. consider something location have for amount of money for overall. there's a sense of disrespect that the city did not include the small business owners at the inception of the idea. i think what could be improved is really the communication between our neighborhood and the city. >> and for the city to have better. that that's for reaching out to monolingual as well as communities color on friday, community ambassadors receive walking chinatown, passing out leaflets about the plans for the north beach hotel. >> and after tuesday's meeting

want tells me that the mayor told them that she will reconsider this location and delay this decision, though the mayor's office did not confirm that specifically. they did send a statement to kron 4 saying in part, there's still a lot of community outreach in consideration that must be done before a final decision is made on this particular proposed facility. and there are alternatives as to how we can collaborate to support our community reporting in the newsroom, ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> time is up for state lawmakers to introduce bills this year. all right. wallace has more on some of the legislation that beat the deadline. >> with the strike of a gavel, lawmakers got to work friday ahead of the big 05:00pm deadline to introduce bills. the clerk will now open just how many bills are we talking about? mcgeorge school of professor chris mckay. lee says the answer. there's a i'm expecting just over 2000 bills among the bills introduced, several are focused on housing, including one from assembly member alex lee

targeting corporations trying to buy single-family homes. specifically the proposal would prevent corporations that own more than 1000 single-family homes from purchasing additional properties and converting them into rentals. why it's so important is because we have a housing crisis, a shortage of homes available. and when corporations outbid out, compete hard working families from their dream of being a homeowner. that's a big problem on the issue of homelessness, something member josh hoover co authored a bill known as the beyond housing measure. it's very simple. it's simply repeals the requirement that we can only spend money on housing first programs. >> and it allows other types of programs that are actually getting people out of the cycle of homelessness are actually getting people, drug abuse, treatment and mental health treatment. >> and helping them get their lives back on track. former assembly speaker anthony rendon makes clear, though, combating homelessness often requires communication between various counties. he's introduced a bill to extend the program, enabling counties to share information and

better coordinate homelessness services. its very frustrating when you have these agencies not talking. have people working in silos. >> when you have the not sharing the available on public safety. assemblymember evan low introduced a bill to strengthen hate crime enforcement, including a proposal allowing judges to issue a search warrant in cases a misdemeanor hate crimes with important is that we stand and that we're demonstrating to our community that this will not be tolerated and that perpetrators will be prosecuted accordingly. and then there's a bill from republican assembly member tom lackey to increase the use of license plate readers statewide to help find missing people. we have the technology available. >> why in the world would we want to save lives? but all the bills come as the state faces a projected multi-billion dollar budget deficit. 80 1% of all bills introduced have some sort of fiscal impact. and so the budget is definitely going to overshadow quite a few bills this and this is t e beginning of a months long process ahead

to make it to the governor's desk. bills must first go through various committees and both houses of the legislature reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron, 4 news. >> cal fire is getting 7 new c-one 30 planes to help with firefighting efforts. the plans will be modified and equipped with all the necessary gear before they're ready for service. a part of the goal here is to make these monster planes more efficient in an emergency situation. >> you know, you can drop 4,000 gallons of return, rather than 1200 ballots returned. so obviously, you can imagine if based on the different coverage levels, how far that can extent. >> it will take time to get these planes ready for flight. the first one can be expected to take off this fall. and now to what caltrans is calling a game changer. these are robot mowers and they're taking over the sides of freeways. caltrans says technology like this helps minimize roadside dangers. the robots can be charged or reach areas, uncover more acres. they say caltrans staff will be on hand

to monitor these robots while they're being used. the wet weather shut down several national parks in the bay area this weekend near woods will be closed sunday and reopen at 10 o'clock monday morning. point bonita lighthouse in stinson beach north lot will be closed saturday or rather sunday and monday, 4 point long avenue and marine driveway gate will be closed through monday. parts of fairfield are closed through next thursday because of the storms. the city says the incoming wet weather will cause some unsafe conditions. so they want everyone be safe. how about that? the iconic chinatown, dragon gate in san francisco got a full cleaning friday morning. it's all part of the city's continuing lunar new year. spruce up operation workers also plan to repay the decorative dragon lampposts along grand avenue as well. this year is the year of the dragon. it's pretty cool. getting behind the scenes perspective there. well, the biden administration is giving

970 million dollars to airports nationwide to help modernize the terminals. sfo is the only bay area airport on this list. it gets 31 million dollars. that money will be used to improve the heating and air conditioning system in the terminals, reducing energy usage and maintenance costs. the california energy commission approved a 1.9 billion dollar plan to accelerate the state's ev charging and hydrogen refueling goals. the money will help build 40,000 new charger statewide. the state expects to have a total of 250,000 chargers online in the next few years. coming up on the couple morning news businesses and this year are gearing up for more snowfall. >> looking at snow levels be a little bit of a high in to start, but it should be dropping down about 6,000 feet early next week. this is what we got right now. nice little dose of some moderate to some heavy rain showers just off the coast of san francisco in spreading some of that lighter to moderate rain showers along to moderate rain showers along the east bay shoreline.

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>> taking a live look now at the sierra and truckee. just a few cars out on the roadways. there. this year is slated to get more snow this holiday weekend and businesses are responding to all of that in a big way. eric rucker reports. >> i have been coming to downtown truckee for more than 10 years now covering stories about people coming up during the winter. i have never seen this many cars. this many people in this particular area. good luck getting a parking spot and that's exactly what businesses are looking for.

>> well, chilly. get gorgeous night in downtown truckee friday. the start to a holiday weekend that brings in people from all around. you know, we're from oregon, these 2 from portland didn't know that they would have fresh powder when they planned their trip to the sierra, but they aren't complaining about it. i think it just helps are stoked. >> coming anyhow. so the fact that we got here it was freshly is that was the crowded sidewalks here means a lot of foot traffic. exactly. with business owner. sarah, do be is counting everything. looks beautiful. downtown looks beautiful. the shops are open and we really welcome the visitors for 2 years. the doobie has owned a gallery. 58 30, she knows the financial benefits of a busy weekend. but after a record-breaking snow pack last winter be also understands, mother nature needs to allow for drivable roads. it was a blessing and a curse because sometimes the

highway shots, you know, people can get and we look at is a blessing for sure. getting to the summit also takes teamwork. a big player in that caltrans crews, of course, will be out with their plows. when the flakes start to however, prepping the interstate begins before the storms. when we get closer to the incoming storm. >> that's when crews are going to switch over and you're in acs laying down sand on my way. that's going to help increase amount of traction when the snow starts falling. >> that was our eric rucker reporting for us in back here at home, taking a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning where you could see, it's quite gray out there and the rain is coming down. let's check in now with dave for his thoughts on all of day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and yes, going to be a stormy week end and with that mountain snows yosemite, we're showing you here. >> look at that list some sun trying to come through just a little bit there. but more snow to come. not just this weekend, early into next week. that has prompted a winter storm warning. this

technically from 04:00am on sunday all the way 10:00am on wednesday. it will be in the feet when you get to the higher elevations. but a few inches are expected through at least the early part of the the forecast as well as some hefty winds. but the issue is the snow levels are going to be there around 7,000 feet or so. they will drop to about 6,000 by the time we get to early next week because that means some colder air is finally getting into the program as well. when you think colder air. also remember, that means some thunderstorm activity for us. the home front, not so much today, but potentially tomorrow. onward. here's a look at those temperatures sunday. 45 down to the upper 30's telling you the cold air filtering in here as this turns from rain to snow monday into tuesday. back on the home front of the radar. well, that's why you saw such a great situation, the golden gate there you have the moderate rain showers right our doorstep. heavy rains out to see here. and again, this will play out late morning in early afternoon, half moon bay couple drops of rain there. you can see the windshield as

we go forward with this. here is what happens this afternoon. a little break. and then another line, although it's much thinner, quicker mover and will be followed by just a little bit, the way of some puppies showers as we go into the overnight really gets quiet late overnight early tomorrow morning. that's the best break you're going to see. and by the time we get to early afternoon on sunday, this moderate to heavy rain showers we'll be all we're going to have. that might be some minor breaks in there briefly of some lighter rain showers, but will fire back up again. and with the package comes some winds stop these towards the end of events. so that means a later today, the pop, the winds are going to get. we'll get kind of some settling down a little bit in the afternoon hours and then overnight picks up a little bit as we get into monday. now, there you see towards the end of everything. this is monday night. so it's going to be windy through a good chunk of sunday. now, but not all day, but a good chunk of it, at least. and it continues all the way for monday afternoon until tuesday. that secondary hit is worth noting that just

showed you. that's partly what prompted the wind advisory because even though there are breaks, there's a good chunk of where where the winds will be a little more in the intense side, how much we're going to get. this is all of today's activity than we fire up sunday to add to that. and everybody's picking up an extra buck. i thought a bucket. a couple of quarters to longer range forecast shows what happens this weekend. we take a break into early next week getting some of thep colder air in here and that means some thunder showers are possible with it as well. interesting little guy. little sneak a guy. we saw that pathway before. if it stays to the south, the impact will be so great to get up to the north different story. 7 the day forecast for you again, the latter portion a week we're looking for some drying and notice those lows. well in the 50's even inland, stephanie, so told you're still in the mild sector. but again, aloft might have some colder air to fire up those thunder showers. a potential watch out again for those winds pick ground saturated here. just prepare for some perhaps links to power a

little bit here. okay. well, really, you know, i'm just going to stay indoors. yeah. haha. you can get a break, though, by the way, sunday morning to early afternoon sunday. that's a little break to run some area. whatever you got to hurry. yeah. all right. thanks a lot date. >> all right. welcome for continues to celebrate black history month and the white house honored historic civil rights leaders on friday by hosting their families. >> our washington correspondent hannah brandt has the story. >> in a celebration of civil rights leaders throughout american history. the biden administration invited their descendants to the white that we understand where we - came from. to then understand where we are and where we must go. vice president kamala harris told the crowded room the administration's goal is to help keep history alive. one of the featured guests was kenneth morris. he's the great, great, great grandson of frederick douglass, and the

great great grandson of booker t washington history lives in each of us. >> but the future depends on how we carried forth. those families were here at the white house not only to honor the civil rights leaders, but also to talk about how to advance the fight for racial justice and equality. we will not be silenced. >> and we're not going back. congressional black caucus chair steven horsford says democrats are fighting to protect civil rights with bills like the voting rights act. and that's part of president biden's reelection pitch. would you say that president biden has kept his promises to black americans? >> i believe president biden has kept many promises to black americans. but as we heard vice president harris talk about, we still have a lot of work that needs to be done. and morris says gatherings like this show a commitment to doing that work. >> in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> and a reminder that kron four's honoring black history through the end of february.

so make sure to tune into our special airing thursday, february 29th at 6.30. and at a bay area basketball, stanford, women's basketball faced off against the cal bears kron four's. erin wilson has the highlights. >> well, a couple familiar foes took the farm on the court down there in palo alto the battle of the bay, if you will, on friday night. >> it was the third-ranked stanford team hosting california. obviously i'm talking about the bears. >> and well, they had to hone their skills. i'm talking about the cardinal for the upcoming packed with the ncaa tournament and they looked plenty rating, if you will. and explain the cardinal. they took over from the paint work here from the and then never let up on the the years. it was a chance. >> right there. 4. polo, too. hannah. jump on the back door. and not only did she find her, she gets end. one call as will 4 point play. and then our 3 point play rather kiki she brings the ball up, know their

defenses site. you see she makes the move in the key and we'll see a 23 points on the night and then they don't let up because it happened. had a 42. 21 leading can break comes in the 2nd half and says i want in on the action right here on the baseline with the short floater and what you have 14 points before was all said and done california. they. following this point. stanford, a skate past the bears. 84 to 49. that was how we saw jimmy g he was on the vegas strip talking about his former team. you know, as they were preparing for the super bowl. but totally different story came out on friday as garoppolo was suspended for 2 games by the league for violating the nfl's p e d policy grapple. eventualy already deadly use the prescribe medication without having a valid therapeutic use exemption. so according to adam schefter, you know, the raiders are expected to release reedy in mid-march so that they can avoid that 11 million dollars roster bonus grapple salary being like lee boyd because of the suspension, the raiders they could free up about 10 million dollars in cap space for the

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homelessness. >> plus, police make an alleged brothel bust where it happened and the community reaction. also in the north bay residents, europe for possible flooding. stay with us. the problem morning news us. the problem morning news continues. this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, the manhunt is on for a suspect after a woman is found dead in the east bay. and more rain is returning parts of the bay area now gearing up for a

serious trenching. dave spahr is tracking it all. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, february, the 17th and you're likely waking up to some damp conditions outdoors. let's get right over today for the latest on our weather. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and yes, a very unsettled pattern. we have really not just for this weekend, but also into early next week. there's some nuance to of the storm that we had about 2 weeks ago. so we're not looking for quite that intensity in for that period of time. but >> it stretched out over a longer period. this go around. so it's not just going to be sunday afternoon. it's going to be several other days. as you heard right now. first things first we go to the radar, see what's going on. and there you have a clump of some moderate to some heavy rain happening. it's more out to sea, though. so from this point forward is kind of going

downhill wherever you are. that will be until the early afternoon until we get probably about a 2 hour break or so. and another line of kind of some stronger showers briefly before tapering off to scattered showers. so that's everything you see there until the big, big break, which looks to be late tonight through about sunday midday early afternoon. and that's when that next little doughnut comes our way. all right. here's what we have. we do have that flood watch has been posted for everybody. this is sunday morning through wednesday morning. that kind of covers the most intense rain and it does not include what's happening today. it is built on top of that. but kind of a new wrinkles. this wind advisory part of the reason for this is there's a spurt that happens on a monday that might kind of out deuce and a spurt of winds staying in the advisory zone. mother was on a high wind warning like we had 2 weeks ago, but still will be having these pops. it will happen and was saturated grounds. that could be a bit of an issue. watch out for some of those gusts getting to about 50 right now. the relatively but 92, we have

stiff winds pockets, particularly down the peninsula, santa cruz mountains. you can see there, but we're basically single digits with a couple of teens out there and mild temps to middle to upper 50's. don't see a lot of mercury movement today. so rain and showers again, kind looking for a break in the afternoon. briefly before we wrap it up with little brief long, a harder line on more details in your forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> we continue our team coverage of the storms headed for the bay area. a high surf advisory goes into effect later today. trump was tiffany justice live for us now. with the latest on conditions out there. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. yesterday would be a good day to grab that rain coat and umbrella. st's going to be a rainy day here in pacifica has been raining all morning long. i'm ready to go with my umbrella. >> but there has been a high surf advisory that has been issued today. that is going to go into effect in an hour at 9 o'clock this morning. let me step out the shot for you so you guys can take a look at the surf right now. already

pretty high and the waves have been crashing into the pier right behind u.s.. national weather service says this advisory will last until 04:00pm sunday, but they also say the seas will quickly build again next week. so the threat for hazardous beach in marine conditions will continue, especially for west facing beaches. so far we're supposed to get moderate rain and gusty winds with this current storm. winds could gust up to 30 to 40 miles per hour with even stronger winds near the coast like pacifica. so down, trees and power outages are likely with this latest stream of storms were not as widespread as compared to the weekend storm. we had 2 weeks ago. so here, pacific at conditions, rainey and windy as well. i have been having to grip my umbrella harder this morning because the winds have been strong enough. so rainy and windy here. pacifica again, that high surf. advisory is starting in an hour at 10 o'clock this morning. back to all right, tiffany, stay safe out there. and thank you for your coverage. >> with more rain on the way,

some parts of the north bay could experience flooding. four's gayle ong checked in on people living near the russian river in guerneville. we're here at the cozy cope entrance to the russian river. you could still see debris on the ground from the last round of storms. >> people who live in this area and by entrance here are keeping a close eye on this pathway because this area tends to get flooded after periods of heavy rain. >> everybody's kind of helping everybody else clear storm drains. then, you >> clean out gutters. wendy ziglar will also be helping her neighbor who lives on the russian river near greenwood wrote a she's basically, you know, watching the story. we all watch it for her. but when she comes here, what's against a certain level, then get the neighbors along helping carry things up to the next or so. >> so she doesn't road any furniture. things like that is guerneville neighborhood has seen floods before. it was definitely fun. kayaking the river flood was over my fence. in our is recalling the flood of 2006. >> he works at sonoma land works helping customers

prepare for the next round of storms this weekend. charge for sale. a lot of people that are being up there. it's store manager. blake matheson says while days of rain are in the forecast, people are getting ready for power outages. it's been like propane and we do sell those 2 fire would spend a little scarce right now. so we've been selling that pretty consistently. longtime residents here know the drill on how to prepare for the weather. >> but say a lot of newcomers are moving in their message just kind of getting gas and fuel for generator. in case power goes out again, like i know, a lot of people have been struggling with, unfortunately get sandbags because they're just better to have and not have be prepared than unprepared. a lot of people have generators, you know, most people, if they did, and now they're going to get one because we didn't have power here in this area for about. >> 3 days. so that can ruin your anything in the fridge if it's more than 24 hours, basically. >> and that is the key message from emergency management officials is to be prepared.

have your go bag ready and have a way to get emergency alerts reporting from greenville, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> happening today, organizers campaigning to recall oakland mayor sheng thao hold a rally later today. the group plans to start collecting signatures for recall petition. the rally happens at jack london square at 11 organizers near nearly 25,000 signatures by july to qualify for the november election. mayor tell has told kron 4 the recall campaign is organized by her political opponents who previously ran against her. developing news. police in the east bay are looking for a suspect accused of killing a woman. the deadly shooting happened at up home friday morning. kron four's dan thorn reports. >> investigators say it was at this home on summit drive in pinole where officers found a woman shot and killed the suspected gunman identified as this man. 36 year-old jeffrey kendall police say kendall

broke into the home and attacked the woman before killing her friday morning. neighbor tom tucker says he's in disbelief. you know, we heard that there was homicide. >> pretty crazy stuff is quite quiet, little neighborhood that we live in sao. >> tucker says he doesn't recognize can do, but it's concerning that a suspected killer is still on the loose. that's the little nerve wracking, you know, got got kids. we've got. >> got 4 kids and they're so. police commander matt avery says this type of crime is unusual for the small city. very rare. we do not have homicides. >> in general, domestic up in a very quiet residential that were and very rare for commander avery says kendell was last seen taking off in this gray hyundai elantra. there's an ox more hyundai sticker on the right side of the trunk lid. >> and the california license plate reads 8, blm, 0, 3, 6, kendall has a connection to

the home. but the relationship with the victim is still unclear. we're still investigating that, but it appears that it's a tragic case domestic violence. along with the gray hyundai. kendall was also last seen wearing a baseball cap, a camo jacket and dark colored pants. >> he is considered to be armed and dangerous in pinole. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> san francisco police are investigating a shooting that seriously injured. one person officers say the gunfire happened just after 9 o'clock last night in the area of connecticut and 26th streets north of cesar chavez street. the person shot was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. mayor is expressing some surprise after the city's public library closed suddenly library management announced the temporary closure friday over safety concerns adding that the safety of visitors had been threatened. mayor lamar thorpe send a letter to the county administrators saying no one in the city was informed safety concerns about the library, the library in the meantime, says anyone who

checked out items can return them to other branches or hold those books until the building reopens. >> a police canine in petaluma sniffed out 10 pounds of meth hidden inside boxes of dog treats in cat litter. you can see the items they're picture shows the dog and the drugs that were. but it found in the car. this happened earlier this week during a traffic stop. the female driver was arrested and booked into jail. city of oakland is set to get 14 million dollars from the state to help unhoused people. the quality inn near the coliseum will soon be the site of 77 housing units. and 26 units for homeless youth. >> john, it's will not only offer as safe and secure space. well, also include essential and then a tease at bedroom at that room and a kitchen at. >> the new homes will take about a year to complete. and oakland is playing hardball with the a's. both sides met in the city this week to

discuss a potential extension of the a's least at the coliseum. beyond this year, the a's made a temporary home until their stadium in vegas is built. the city of oakland is asking major league baseball for a guarantee of an expansion team. once the a's lead, we spoke with san francisco chronicle, sports columnist scott ostler about the possibility of that happening. >> now it's a bit of a big ask and it seemed impossible not that long ago. but you're desperate, think it was 70 million bucks year if they have to play elsewhere. so they might can mlb to guarantee oakland that its fashion team. that's again, that that's a possibility by far their best option because it would save them a ton of money and they but yeah. >> if the oakland, oakland, the a's, don't make it a deal. the team could set up shop in sacramento for a few years and play in the minor league stadium. there. so lake city is another potential option. over. mayor chantel responded with a statement to the news.

it reads in part, quote, keeping the a's in oakland is what's best for major league baseball. the a's oakland in the fans. my door is open to john fisher and anyone else that has the means to purchase the a's and keep them rooted in the town. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, california lawmakers move forward with hundreds of proposed laws. >> we take a look at the impacts. >> rain is already lighting up the radar as you'll notice a moderate rains from san francisco down the peninsula trying to get some lighter ng n showers to moderate a the east bay shoreline, but very, very light. well inland. you can see for now everybody will be treated to this as we get into the later morning hours. look welcome back

to kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. and kind of a wet day today tomorrow, monday, tuesday and stormy at that as well. >> here's the progress of are. they were talking about you, folks. well inland partake in the east bay just getting the light rain showers, the most part, although where they were getting a little bit trying to get in the livermore valley. meanwhile, up in the north bay kind of sparse as well. most of the activity is pretty much in the immediate bay area down the peninsula. little bit up are in as well with more yet to be had upstream. here's the flow pattern. you can see going to cover us off all the late morning hours throughout the early afternoon before we get a little bit of a modest break and then it fires up again for another batch that will take us into the evening rain showers we called on and off depends on your location and all breezy and mild today. and tomorrow, rain returns late. that means say in the afternoon hours and after that, it's a pretty pretty consistent windy into the early week. now we have pops a win on sunday, but also another one worth noting on

monday and that will linger will tuesday. and that's what prompted the wind advisory, which last until tuesday next week. it's a stormy start to the week, but by the middle to latter portion of the week, we start to become dry and the sun coming up. that will be nice back to future cast for here's what happens in the late morning into the early afternoon. there's that brief break firing up again briefly for moderate spurt. spotty showers taking us into the midnight hours and then beyond sunday morning, not a bad start. re not happening. some breaks in the clouds, some sunshine, maybe even. and then here of the line comes in the afternoon and into the night, as you can see, taking us into another break for monday morning. again, more by monday, noon or so. you can see the breaks happening. pops of wind today. there's another pop again for sunday. but another one on monday. and again, the one on monday is what prompted that wind advisory to be issued and looks like good coverage area 2. so just plan accordingly. you might have snapped the power going forward, maybe prep, potentially some trees down with that. and it looks

like we'll get some settling into tuesday today's forecast. 59 san francisco, 60 open. 62 san jose, not much to say for highs, but our lows are actually be pretty mild. will have your 70 forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> all right. you know, these hogs apparently enjoying the mud he's got a little bit damp out there because of the wet weather that we're experiencing across the bay area right now. the oakland zoo shared that video and they will be closed today because of the raid. the zoo does say they will automatically refund you if you already had some reservations. take a look at this. a major crackdown, a statewide organized retail theft operation. you're looking at more than 8 million dollars and beauty products. the chp says were stolen from ulta beauty and other stores across the state. investigators say these items were stolen from 21 counties, including alameda contra costa and santa clara. chp says the operations ringleader pay people to steal beauty

products and then sold those items on amazon. a suspect was taken into custody on friday. and alleged brothel busted and east bay neighborhood kron four's philippe djegal spoke with neighbors. >> within walking, distance of the marina and a golf course in a quiet residential part of town. this street in san leandro was swarming with police monday when investigators served a search warrant on this 3 bedroom, 1200 square foot home. just a few doors down from walter taylor was a brothel taylor says he spoke with neighbors who believe the operation was a drug bust. but the san leandro police department confirms 3 people were arrested in connection with allegedly running a brothel out of the house. i the police officer k. >> a young handcuffs and put it on the back seat of the car. police say a 60 year-old man, a 34 year-old woman and 35 year-old woman were taken into custody. but only the man is facing charges. felonies

related to prostitution and human trafficking. neighbors who spoke off camera say they have noticed random and frequently showing up to and leaving the home over the past year in posts on social media. police crediting the community for helping with tips on this case is is pretty quiet neighborhood. same people lived here for many, many is the suspect is in custody at the santa rita jail in dublin. police declined to share whether or not trafficking victims were recovered in san leandro. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> meanwhile, officers made a drug arrest at the petaluma village premium outlets. police say the suspect was carrying nearly 11 grams of fentanyl for sale. investigators say that amount is enough to potentially kill more than 5,000 people. police say the suspect was also carrying drugs and about $100 in cash. police are investigating a shooting in san francisco friday. gunshots

were reported around 1 o'clock in the afternoon at the corner of bay and powell streets a few blocks away from fisherman's wharf. police were not able to find any suspects or victims, but people who shop in the area say they were shaken up. >> i come here just for my lunch break and go shopping in. >> you know, you just think, you know, it's not going to happen kind of where you shop, you know, and so to to see that it's happening where i shop is is unnerving and super sad to it. >> if you happen to know anything more about what happened here, please contact sfpd. stanford university issued an emergency notification friday after a caller threatened and on campus shooting. police responded immediately to the area. no word on whether the threat was credible or not. police are asking people in the area to call 9-1-1 if they see any suspicious activity. salmon creek beach near bodega bay will be closed this weekend. crews plan to remove a grounded boat that's been stuck at the speech since last

friday. crews say they tried to refloat the bow at high tide earlier this week. but diesel discharged into the water. no word on how much was spilled. >> 30 to >> red and white house is open at the golden gate golf course in san francisco. lots of smiles there that nearly 6 million dollar facility features allowed pro shop and outdoor patio. it replaces the previous club house built in 1951. that was destroyed in a fire. >> it did take a a while to get here. not just because construction times the san francisco because of a global pandemic. you know, yes, it and here we are that despite some of those challenges and despite seeing this clubhouse burned down. >> we persevered. >> the nine-hole golf course also recently underwent some landscaping changes. the sfmta released a new report on the

effect of new bike lanes on valencia street. it found after the first 3 months they saw a 77% decrease in illegal double parking. and a 26% decrease in vehicle volume on the street. the report also noted rideshare services and food deliveries to the area went up after the changes. it also said 11 collisions happen during the three-month period, mostly in part because of illegal left turns officials say they are taking steps to address that issue. happening today, the silicon valley auto show continues in santa clara. take a look at these cars on display for this year's show. pretty cool as electric cars to muscle cars and everything in between the latest 2024 models from many carmakers are on display. as you can see there, the show runs through sunday at the santa clara convention center. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news ticket scams. the warning signs. officials say to look signs. officials say to look out for.

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>> 2 teens have been charged in connection to the deadly mass shooting at the kansas city chiefs super bowl parade. >> authorities arrested the suspects on gun-related charges. the shooting on wednesday killed a woman in her 22 other people, including several children. kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes and his wife, brittany visited 2 of the victims, an 8 year-old and a 10 year-old both shot in the leg. the children are related to lisa lopez-galvan. the woman killed

in the shooting. calvin was a dj at a kansas city radio station and a mother of 2 kids. a gofundme page has been set up for her family. taylor swift donated $100,000 early friday morning. and as of today, the page has collected more than $190,000. officials at the san francisco zoo are warning about a social media scam. they say someone is advertising tickets to the zoo for just under $7. officials say that offer is not coming from the zoo. if you do plan to visit officials us that you buy your tickets from the zoo directly. the iconic chinatown, dragon gate in san francisco got a full cleaning friday morning. >> it's all part of the city is continuing lunar new year, spruce up operation workers also plan to repay the decorative dragon lampposts along grand avenue as well. this year is the year of the dragon. still ahead on the

kron, 4 morning news, 2 major storms are headed for the bay area. >> with a live look now at stormtracker 4 radar. we can see rain sweeping across the bay. we check in with days after this.

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bay area bracing for more rain with 2 potentially dangerous storms headed our way. a look at one of the most severe weather is expected to hit. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us today that they started this half hour with a look. >> at the wet forecast out there. good morning to you, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. kind of an unsettled weather pattern will for sure looks like over the next few days. >> weather service is trying to make a point about that. it doesn't look like a redux of what we had 2 weekends ago. however, there will be pops of wind wind advisory which will show you then it will be in play and that can cause some power outages on and off on and off kind of situation again over the next few days. this is what we have right now. we did talk to you about that rain that's already happening right now. san francisco, the coast down the peninsula up north. also up are in and we are getting some moderate rain. it looks like making hold in the east bay shoreline, although not penetrating too far inland yet that's expected to play out throughout the day today.

there's where the future is. and again, that will spread out over the larger pay. that will be some moderate to some heavy raln showers, flood watch for everybody. so skipping ahead to our wind wind advisory that's been issued for the entire viewing area with the exception of solano county just because of the pod roughy. basically that's by design because you're kind with that of a windshield area. so not going make it out to the delta too much but will be breezy. but those high winds getting up to about 50 miles per hour for those gusts. that will be possible. not so much today, but tomorrow afternoon and monday. here's a live look at sfo. we did see about a 45 minute delay. but given all these weather conditions, there can be problems. the built upon problem. so definitely want to check ahead to see how you're impacted little bit more mild this morning were a couple degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. the winds pretty much single digits to some lower teens that would get pick up later today. we've got rain then tapering off of some showers before another spurt. and we put the kind tie

on it for late tonight into tomorrow morning. only a break and 2 other heavier waived by sunday afternoon. more on that forecast a bit, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. and we continue our team coverage of the wet weather headed our way. a high surf advisory goes into effect later today. kron was tiffany justice is live for us in with the latest on conditions out there. tiffany, it's looking pretty cold. >> yeah, it is pretty cold and the rain is coming down pretty hard right now. it has been windy as well. so we're trying to see as dry and it's this weekend on this saturday morning. but there is a high surf advisory that has been issued today. let me go ahead and step out of the shot. the surf has been high and has been crashing into the pier right behind us all morning long. national weather service says that this advisory will last until 04:00pm sunday, but they also say that the seas will quickly build again next week. >> so the threat for hazardous beach, a marine conditions will continue especially for west facing beaches.

>> so with this current storm that we're experiencing right now, we're supposed to get moderate rain, gusty winds with this storm. winds could gust up to 30 to 40 miles per hour. >> with even stronger winds near the coastal areas. so down trees and power lines were power outages are likely with this latest string of storms but nothing like we saw the widespread or compared to what we saw to the weekend storms 2 weeks ago. so current conditions here, pacifica, rainy, a lot of people are actually enjoying the rain around here walking the walkway or running. but it is rainy, quite rainy. grab your umbrella. rain coat. if you want to stay dry warm 70, back to you. >> sounds like a great idea. thanks so much to me. what you get out of the rain. wet weather shut down several national parks in the bay area this weekend near woods will be closed sunday and reopened 10 o'clock monday morning. point bonita lighthouse in stinson beach north lot will be closed sunday and monday, 4 point long avenue in marine driveway gate will be closed through monday. parts of

fairfield are closed through next thursday. the city says the incoming storms will cause some unsafe conditions so people should stay away. and taking a live look now at the sierra in truckee. look at that. not too many cars on the roads and that's what we want to see. because it is going to be even damp are out there the coming hours and there is more snow expected this holiday weekend as eric rucker reports. >> i have been coming to downtown truckee for more than 10 years now covering stories about people coming up during the winter. i have never seen this many cars. this many people in this particular area. good luck getting a parking spot and that's exactly what businesses are looking for. >> well, chilly. get gorgeous night in downtown truckee friday. the start to a holiday weekend that brings in people from all around. you know, we're from oregon, these 2

from portland didn't know that they would have fresh powder when they planned their trip to the sierra, but they aren't complaining about it. i think it just helps are stoked. >> coming anyhow. so the fact that we got here it was freshly is that was based the crowded sidewalks here means a lot of foot traffic. exactly. with business owner. sarah, do be is counting everything. looks beautiful. downtown looks beautiful. the shops are open and we really welcome the visitors for 2 years. the doobie has owned a gallery. 58 30, she knows the financial benefits of a busy weekend. but after a record-breaking snow pack last winter to be also understands, mother nature needs to allow for drivable roads. it was a blessing and a curse because sometimes the highway shots, you know, people can get and we look at is a blessing for sure. getting to the summit also takes teamwork. a big player in that caltrans crews, of course, will be out with their plows. when the flakes start to however, prepping the interstate begins before the

storms. when we get closer to the incoming storm. >> that's when crews are going to switch over and you're in acs laying down sand on my way. that's going to help increase amount of traction when the snow starts falling. >> and that was eric rucker reporting for us this morning. back here in the bay area. uproar in san francisco's chinatown over the mayor's proposal to place a sober living facility in the neighborhood. some small business owners say that they felt blindsided by the city's leaders. trump was ella sogomonian reports. >> merchants i spoke with say that they agreed the city needs to help people in this effort, but they say that between the bars and other businesses, it might not be the appropriate setting. >> really grew up in chinatown. her family has owned retail property here since the 1950's. she says the community is unjust. tight-knit is it used to but there is an issue. merchants are coming together many of them disagree with the city's choice to use the historic north beach hotel nearby on kearny and columbus as a sober

living facility for at least the next 5 years. starting this spring. i was very alarmed. >> i was upset angry. just like a lot of people in the community. do know they need help that i support. but the fact is, and they and the mayor said, ok, they're going to be property staff. it's going to well monitored. but those are no guarantees. some chinatown, business leaders feel blindsided. having learned of mayor london breed's plans. >> through a tip from a staffer of their supervisor, aaron peskin nancy, you law has a story about a block away from the chosen site. >> and was busy with lunar new year festivities when she rushed to a meeting with the mayor within a half-hour of learning about plans work on the surprise and how come you never heard anything from anyone? and we did to give a lot of questions because we have concerns we we don't really know exactly what kind of program is because it is the first in the nation. >> according to what they say, merchants we spoke with believe between the tourism

and nightlife. the north beach chinatown corridor is not an appropriate setting. >> for people trying to get sober outdoors is not comfortable about. >> though they should be put some put them somewhere else. i mean, this should be enough. consider something location have for amount of money for overall. there's a sense of disrespect that the city did not include the small business owners at the inception of the idea. i think what could be improved is really the communication between our neighborhood and the city. >> and for the city to have better. that that's for reaching out to monolingual as well as communities color on friday, community ambassadors receive walking chinatown, passing out leaflets about the plans for the north beach hotel. >> and after tuesday's meeting want tells me that the mayor told them that she will reconsider this location and delay this decision, though the mayor's office did not confirm that specifically. they did send a statement to kron 4 saying in part, there's still a lot of community outreach in consideration that must be done before a final

decision is made on this particular proposed facility. and there are alternatives as to how we can collaborate to support our community reporting in the newsroom, ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> well, time is up for state lawmakers to introduce bills this year. all right. tom wallace has more on some of the legislation that beat the deadline. >> with the strike of the gavel, lawmakers got to work friday ahead of the big 05:00pm deadline to introduce bills. the clerk will now open just how many bills are we talking about georgia school of professor chris mckay. lee says the answer. there's a lot i'm expecting just over 2000 bills among the bills introduced, several are focused on housing, including one from assembly member alex lee targeting corporations trying to buy single-family homes. specifically the proposal would prevent corporations that own more than 1000 single-family homes from purchasing additional properties and converting them into rentals. why it's so important is because we have a housing crisis, a shortage of homes available. and when

corporations outbid out, compete hard working families from their dream of being a homeowner. and that's a big problem on the issue of homelessness, something member josh hoover co authored a bill known as the beyond housing measure. it's very simple. it's simply repeals the requirement that we can only spend money on housing first programs. >> and it allows other types of programs that are actuhlly getting people out of the cycle of homelessness are actually getting people, drug abuse, treatment and mental health treatment. >> and helping them get their lives back on track. former assembly speaker anthony rendon makes clear, though, combating homelessness often requires communication between various counties. he's introduced a bill to extend the program, enabling counties to share information and better coordinate homelessness services. its very frustrating when you have these agencies not talking. have people working in silos. >> when you have the not sharing the available on public safety. assemblymember evan low introduced a bill to

strengthen hate crime enforcement, including a proposal allowing judges to issue a search warrant in cases a misdemeanor hate crimes with important is that we stand and that we're demonstrating to our community that this will not be tolerated and that perpetrators will be prosecuted accordingly. and then there's a bill from republican assembly member tom lackey to increase the use of license plate readers statewide to help find missing people. we have the technology available. >> why in the world would we want to save lives? but all the bills come as the state faces a projected multi-billion dollar budget deficit. 80 1% of all bills introduced have some sort of fiscal impact. >> and so the budget is definitely going to overshadow quite a few bills this and this is the beginning of a months long process ahead to make it to the governor's desk. bills must first go through various committees and both houses of the legislature reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron, 4 news. >> cal fire getting 7 new c-one 30 planes to help with firefighting efforts. the

planes will be modified and equipped with all the necessary gear before they're ready for service. and part of the goal is to make these monster planes more efficient in an emergency situation. >> you know, you can drop 4,000 gallons of return rather than returns. obviously, you can imagine if based on a different coverage levels, how far that extent. >> it will take some time to get these plans ready for flight. the first one can expects pecked id to take off this fall. and now to a caltrans is calling a game changer. robot mowers are taking over the sides of freeways. caltrans says technology like this helps minimize roadside dangers. the robots can reach hard to reach areas and cover more acres. officials say caltrans staff will be on hand to monitor these robots while they're being used. wow. >> all right. we're starting at some moderate rain showers across a good chunk of the beta southern marin as well. everybody to share into this as we go into the early afternoon, you can expect over afternoon, you can expect over the next about 4 days

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going to see in tahoe, too. they do have a winter storm warning that's been posted up in yosemite that you should see a map. i don't even get that together. not there because that's what i need to show. that's the rundown that has all of us maps and everything on that particular max. not the one we use, not the traffic one. this is the traffic. when we have. there we go. you're 70. you have it. there. and we're talking about tahoe. but there's a look at yosemite. yes, overcast skies and all. here's what the deal is. the winter storm warning that's been posted. this will be 04:00am on sunday until 10:00am on wednesday. they're still measuring the sun inches because it looks like the heavier stuff. it's going to be higher ups. a 7,000 feet getting down to 6,000 feet. but that's going to be later. we get the colder air in here. that's going to be by monday into tuesday with those hits. tahoe forecast here, turning from rain with snow in the afternoon and then you can see snow and snow monday into tuesday and a drop in those temperatures. quick checking the radar. there you have the activity. it's mostly around. the immediate bay is where the heaviest moderate rain showers are and then inland. they

taper off a bit. sfo, quick note here did just to double check on this. they have delays of about 41 minutes. that's not much. however, it may cause a little bit of a domino effect going forward. just keep in mind with this unsettled weather we have. so here's the big hit today. a break. and then another hit fires back up again. this will be short. quick moving here and we'll have some lighter rain showers in the back side. nice break and sunday morning. great. here we go. sunday afternoon, heavy to moderate rain showers that continue to get fed. looks like a kind of has a little bit of a low before heavier stuff. a break monday morning. and then another dose into tuesday. those winds here, the pops worth noting today a bit on the breezy side then your sunday afternoon evening, another pop and then into monday as well. this monday pop. here is what posed the wind advisory. as you can see, it's not like it was 2 weeks ago. we have the continuous heavy winds going on all day and all night. so there are breaks and that's the good

news. all right. this is the rain we're going to get today into sunday just before the heavier stuff marches in here. so a lot of folks will have a quarter of an inch to approaching a half an inch. and then here you have it. we're all getting a buck and beyond. except san francisco bay be about 3 quarters of an inch. so here's the weekend traffic we get into monday tuesday. there you can see more to be had. and then finally a break with some sunshine thursday, friday. and that's a sneaky low. so we've seen that before 2 weeks ago. let's hope that it does this pathway and not what its cousin did again, 2 weekends ago, there's a look at the 7 day forecast. you have some relaxing going on thursday into friday. might actually see more sun than that. notice mild those lows are about 50 with highs, upper 50's as well. don't forget, we've got some thunder showers coming in here by tomorrow. maybe but monday and tuesday 70. all right, >> the crowd for celebrating black history month and there's ways to show your support across the bay area right now. if you're looking for a fun event to take the

whole family to our next guest has an option for you. that's coming up soon. joining us live now is the co-founder of the black joy parade ever. lester, good morning to you, amber. thank you for making the trek from oakland to join us today. and so tell us a bit about this parade. how are you feeling about all the organizing and just how you feel about this year? it is. going to be such an amazing weekend. i think the rain will be out of the way with comfort to some sun. >> some celebrations and smile. that's my favorite part of the weekend. yeah. let's take a look at your web site. it really looks like it's just going to be an incredible time. so many performers, so many vendors coming out. what can people expect this year? oh, my goodness. so many things. we have really something for everyone we have music and performances for music lovers. we have a wind village wine lovers. we have games and groovin. >> want to say a special. thank you to our presenting partner back into health. they going to be putting on a beautiful, beautiful space for little ones that double joy area. so really something for

everyone in the family. a little joy. yeah. tell me about that. oh, my goodness. it's games. it's our it's. >> activities. keep them moving. we something special for all right. parents also okay have a little space to relax. watch the little one. so joy area. yeah. big joy. a little of so tell us a bit about the history the black joy parade. what inspired you to start? yes, those are 7th year. my goodness. we montse the thing in 2017 really backed by the community and >> folks all over the bay area, especially in oakland who really saw the value in beautiful celebration to our city. and it really started with, you know, looking around and seeing all of the other events that go on for other folks in cultures and communities in the bay like we need something like this for us for the black community and from there, it's a really easy thing to get behind. and people are so excited for and it has really continued. we

have small group of volunteers on our team that come out every year really put this thing on. and so it's really beautiful to see the backing and seeing all the support that we get year-over-year. yeah, that's a wonderful thing. tell us 2, expect pretty large audience. you have every year to the same with the typical audience size that you've seen. yeah. so it's grown every single year. more and more people learn about it. we're actually getting people who are traveling from all over the and so we're expecting 25 30 35,000 people. so it's going to be a big thing. all right. so because it's going to be such a big how come should people be planning in advance for traffic? yeah, tickets. how can people get that? you know, no tickets is open to everyone. anyone can walk off the street into our celebration site, which is intentional. we want >> it to be open invitation for anyone to join. take public transportation, if you can, because parking will fill up. but you know, it's it's oakland its downtown. there's a place for everyone. and we just ask everyone to join the tell us to about some of the performances. some of the vendors specifically are there some acts that people?

absolutely. they got to check it out and a half to we still haven't announced our headliner that. want to we get closer to the parade. but yes, you can expect local acts. you can expect folks that people know, you know, you all that. should be great. but yeah, a little bit of a 2. yes, okay. i'm just like a running through a list okay. yeah. very good. and you know, in terms of perhaps, you know, parking things of that nature. should people try to get their little bit get there early? i was going to spa, but also there at 07:30am. you it's 7.30, if you but it's open. you know, the garages street parking available. but if you can take public transportation how suggest that we don't have to worry about it. and just to remind people this is happening, rain or shine rain or shine? yes, last year with our first time experiencing we still have a lot of support. a lot of people out there.

george clinton with our headliner and there was a large contingent of folks who are there to celebrate with rain or shine come out support us. i think will be good with okay. yes, yes. for old going make that happen, right? yes, haha. just to wrap things up here any message for our viewers as black my goodness, just thank you so much for the continued support. we love that. we've got the backing from the community, but from the people who just really want this and want to see this thrive, i can't wait to see your smiles and celebrate with all and how can people get more please visit our website like to uproot dot work, ok, wonderful. all right. that is amber lester with the black joy parade. thank you so much for joining all right. we'll be right back.

>> fashion's biggest night the met gala is just around the corner and the theme for this year is the garden of time. this year's co chairs were announced as well. they include super stars and diet. jennifer lopez, bad bunny, chris hemsworth anna wintour, quite a legend in the fashion industry. so expecting some really interesting out of the world looks from the met gala this year and get this. a new study finds lions, tigers and cheetahs are actually very attuned to human voices. scientists say that these animals can even recognized voices and tell them apart from strangers. so this might be why our household cats often discriminate between family members and strangers.

not because of domestication. so this is something that sounds like it was just kind of they're born with, you know, the board with this instinct and the results of the study can be found in the journal peer j life and environment. speaking of in stings where your instincts tell going to say hyenas were left out of this is what? what's the deal? i don't get involved in i'm not sure. i focused on the cat. yeah, i'm just saying. but anyway. >> here's what we've got going on. the radar is quite active as we talk about and we're going to start to get some moderate rain across the immediate bay for right now. we're not too well inland yet. that will happen throughout the day today. here are the projections break. boom comes back against you. get maybe about a two-hour window here where the rain will kind of stop before another quick line of kind of heavy rain and then it goes kind of spotty as we go into tonight. this is a nice break overnight tomorrow morning, maybe some sun and then boom afternoon. yeah. so that's going to kind of continue. >> all the way to monday morning. another break. and then tuesday, there's more behind all of that. now.

>> the other issue to watch out for stephanie are the winds. we have a wind advisory that covers everybody. this technically kicks in tomorrow. we have a pop on winds on sunday. yes. and another one on monday afternoon, which prompted the national weather service to issue the wind advisory. so these are pops with these things. not a consistent the whole time. that's a little bit different than the last go around. however, it may cause power outages and down some trees. so very unsettled on the left-hand side of your screen. want to mention that the rain as early as tomorrow, but to monday into tuesday could have some lightning involved in that in the 2nd half of your screen there, you can see we kind of break out of all of this. but we've got to watch that. sneaky low. there's a low going down to socal for right now next weekend. if they get up here, we might repeat a little bit of yester a few weeks ago. so watch that, ok? so looks like a good idea to stay indoors if you come in over the next few days. all right. thank you, dave. >> thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend morning news. we appreciate you and we'll see you back here tomorrow. bright and early at 07:00am.

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