great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. >> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you for joining us here on kron for news at 3. i'm justine waldman. we're going to be in this hour with a look at all the rain that's causing some issues across the bay area today. so here's a look at the conditions right now on the san mateo bridge. it is sloppy out there. look at all the rain. the cars are kicking up there and the head lights go on. the windshield

wipers are on. so during our noon hour today, we could hear a lot of thunder here at our studios along the embarcadero in san francisco. and for more on the current conditions happening across the bay area right now, and when we can expect this right to stop, we're going to check in with meteorologist kyla grogan. how's it going out there? hey there. yeah. it's a rough ride for commuters that just no doubt about it. this is a live look at the bay bridge. and you can just see that water on the road. some of the ponding you see as the cars go through its trailing behind them. so >> you just got to be real careful if you're headed out this afternoon. we've had incredibly heavy showers coming down. we've had flash flooding going on. san francisco now under a flash flood warning. i'm still some of these heavy showers rolling right now through parts of the east bay is where the really headed because they've gone from the peninsula and now sliding across the bay right over to places like fremont and hayward headed towards you in livermore. if we go a little farther to the north, you can see oakland right now dealing with some of these incredibly heavy rates of rain that are coming take a look at this 1.3, 4 inches per hour. that's how quickly this is coming down. that's why we're

getting to flash flooding issues. and as i mentioned, san francisco still under a flash flood warning lightning up a little bit in parts of san francisco as this starts to move to the north and ultimately off to the east when it is all said and done. but if you're in fairfield is headed your way, if you are in spots like napa, you're getting some of this right now. this is all part of the system that's being dragged in all of this line of moisture in it. he's had the threat of offshore water spouts today. we have lightning. we've had certainly thunder that we've heard, as i mentioned, were under flash flood warning until 4 o'clock here in san francisco's their ask everybody just to stay put if you can. you can see that flood advisory in the north bay, but it's also right down the peninsula and now the entire east bay. and that flood advisory until 7 o'clock coming up to the north bay. we've got napa county. we've got sonoma county in that flood advisory until 6 o'clock on our tuesday afternoon. and then we've also got this flat this flood warning until tuesday at 10 o'clock that some of the creeks and streams that are in and around greatness. santa rosa, we take you through this afternoon and this evening. we are going to see showers continue, but they will start to lighten up as we

get into the evening. much better picture by 10 o'clock tonight. now, tomorrow we still have a chance of some scattered showers, but they will not be as intense as what we have been dealing with today. this is what we have left to pick up between about a 10th and quarter of an inch. maybe a little bit more out at the coast. i'm gonna come back in a little bit. we'll talk more about this. our bay area wide flood watch in where we can see this all start to wrap up. back to you. thank you. in the east bay, a very busy road connecting fremont to snow remains closed. caltrans is now saying that niles canyon road will remain shut down until further notice. >> kron 4 s charles clifford has the details. >> well, right now i'm standing along niles canyon road between seminole and fremont. this route remains shut down because of damage to the roadway. now, this all started on monday morning when a section of the eastbound lanes collapsed into nearby alameda creek, caltrans, the highway patrol did keep one lane open here along niles canyon throughout the day on monday. but they closed the roadway completely around 5

o'clock in the afternoon on monday. on tuesday morning crews are out here again. engineers were inspecting the damage, presumably trying to think up how they would fix this problem. unfortunately, we haven't seen any repair work occurring here on tuesday afternoon. what they've been doing is placing barriers around the damage to possibly reopen one lane at some point. but we don't know when or if that will happen. the california highway patrol has said the drivers should expect that niles canyon road will remain closed for at least a few more days. now, if you need to get from single to fremont, unfortunately, the only detours are pretty long drives will either need to take 6.80, in the south or 5.83. castro valley off to the north. but for now in alameda county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> and there are several other highways that are closed today because of the storms highway 12 in sonoma county closed between fremont and roads. also in sonoma county highway one. 21 shut down between arnold drive and 8th street in

santa clara county. a portion of highway 9 is closed in saratoga between sanborn road and redwood gulch. that's because of a mudslide. and after initially planning to reopen today, the pacifica pier will instead partially reopen on thursday. the city of says the pier will be closed today because of all the highways. part of it reopened last wednesday after being closed since december when the pier was damaged during winter storms. the city closed the pier over the weekend in advance of all the dangerous weather that's passing through. now, we still don't know when the pier will fully reopen because engineers have said that a complete assessment of all the damage is not going to be done until march because all the storms are going to come in between now and then could do some more damage. and stay up to date with us here on kron 4 with the current conditions and road closures. just go to our website kron 4 dot com and to get there, you can scan this qr code. it will take you right there. today. governor gavin newsom and first partner, jennifer siebel

newsom. welcome the crown prince and princess of sweden to california. the governor and sweden's minister for international development, cooperation and foreign trade signed a renewed climate partnership between california and sweden. continuing california's commitment to international climate cooperation. the governor spoke about the importance of today's event. it's an interesting and challenging time. >> and so i'm glad we're taking the time to establish some continuity of engagement. some broader consist consideration of a sustainable mindset, not just in terms of mother nature, but yes, mister minister, in terms of the markets, innovation our economies. >> this new partnership promotes the development of solar and wind infrastructure. a sniper with the san jose police department who rescued a mother and her 2 sons while they were being held hostage acted within the law when he fatally shot the man who was holding them hostage, the

santa clara county district attorney's office made that announcement today. they also released some police body camera video from when this happened last year. before we play it, i do want to warn you some viewers might find this next video. disturbing. >> the >> video shows one officer breaking through a glass bedroom window before another officer shoots and killed alberto gonzales. this is in march of 2023. the da's office says the 35 year-old was armed with 2 machetes and ignored police commands to surrender. gonzales was allegedly threatening to chop off the heads of the mother and her sons. we took hostage. they were a 7.18 years old. those boys at the time this man had been evicted from his nearby apartment building. the same day i'm boyne avenue. investigators say that it can about the gonzales thought

that they were the managers of the apartment building, even though they were not. so he broke into their apartment and held them hostage. the officer, edward kobani, who fired the fatal shots had been part of 3 prior officer-involved incident investigations before this. each time it was determined that he used lethal force lawfully. the library reopened today just days after it was closed for security reasons. contra costa county runs that decided over the weekend added armed security guard to the property kron. 4 so-called joins us now from antioch with why they decided to make these moves. thanks for joining us. justine at noon today, they any act library reopened for the first time since abruptly closing. >> last week residents are relieved to know it is not going away and hope ordeal results. >> for environment. >> as patrons and staff walk into the antioch library tuesday for the first time they do so well passing an

armed security guard makes extend contra. costa county runs the library and chose to at the guards saturday, a day after announcing the facility was closing indefinitely due to ongoing uptick in security incidents are seeing an uptick in incidents at all of our libraries. and it's a trend happening across the country. the county is using emergency funds to pay for the full time armed guard who will stand post outside the building. they will supplement the full-time unarmed guard who has been working inside the library for several years. library spokesperson, brooke converse, as last week was the tipping point in the long list of safety issues. there were threats to staff and library property. >> there were damage to a staff and library property multiple times, including. >> incidents of things being set on fire. there have been multiple incidents of people having intercourse inside and outside the library in full view of patrons and staff to

sheena. garrett uses the library often and was unaware of public safety had become a problem. she also frequents council meetings as a community activist and says the library's issues were not discussed specially. >> 6 in the restroom, their children here. it came as a surprise and a but then it was anger often because we didn't hear anything. the county also plans to make repairs to the fencing around the library and upgrade the security cameras. >> on friday, antioch mayor lamar hernandez thorpe sent a letter to the county administrator expressing concern over the abrupt closure claiming no one from the city or police department was aware of the public safety problem and that the closure blindsided them. the library says in many cases, though, police reports were filed live in antioch, philippendjegal, all kron. 4 news. thank you so much. >> happening right now, the

sfmta is holding a public meeting about the bill lead to a street center. bike lanes are expected to unveil a new report with some information on how that lane is impacting the area. already been there for 3 months and many business owners on valencia street have said that the bike lane is impacting their business in a negative way. people let's see a quarter birch association also expressed some concerns over the sfmta possibly moving the bike lane to the sides of the street. kron four's dan kerman is monitoring this meeting for us right now and he'll help the latest during kron. 4 news starting at 5. the san francisco chinese chamber of commerce and the lunar new year parade. organizers gathered today to discuss all the festivities happening this weekend. the parade takes place saturday night in the chinatown neighborhood. this lunar new year marks the year of the dragon and actress awkwafina will be the parade's grand marshal. san francisco police chief bill scott spoke today about all the security measures that are in place for this year's parade.

>> we want to make sure the san francisco police department standpoint, yeah, people come to the chinatown. come to san francisco and enjoy themselves. this is a great event is a great event year in year out and we intend to make sure that we do everything we can. continue that tradition. >> so if you want to go to the chinese new year parade, he can take bart to get there and you can exit either the embarcadero, montgomery, are powell street stations. happening tomorrow? president joe biden will be in the bay area. the president will visit san francisco and the los altos hills and santa clara county. the white house says biden and the democratic national committee are continuing to fund raise for his campaign. and so far they've collected 42 million dollars in january for more than 422,000 donors. the last time that the president was in the bay area was in november when he attended the apec conference.

>> here during kron for news this afternoon, the ongoing trend of tech layoffs may be nearing an end. why analysts and tech ceos say there is a new tech boom that's happening here in the bay area. but first, we're going to check in with palisades tahoe to see how the storms are shaping up in the sierra. that's when we come back. and speaking of the come back. and speaking of the sierra sno

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>> let's talk about our forecast right now. here's a look. what's going on in tahoe. there's donner lake it 80 eastbound. the roads look slick. but there's a nice coating of snow there in this year right now. so i was going to talk to us about what's going on and that part of the

state right now. yeah, obviously snow pack is looking a little better. we've been making some progress. i want to take a look at the snow tells us the last 24 hours, the tahoe, you can see kirk, we've got 10 inches 8 and heavily in mount rose. >> homewood about 8 inches. north star 7 and diamond peak about 6 inches. not bad. and this is the snow pack. so we look at this couple days ago and you can see the progress we've made northern sierra now at 99% of normal central is at 81%. and the southern sierra is at 78%. so that is a huge improvement over where we've been. we do still have some snow falling as we get to the next 24 hours. you can see around mammoth lakes, they have a warning for winter storm warning there. but we've moved to a winter weather advisory 4 in and around lake tahoe. that goes until 10:00am on wednesday, expecting about 6 to 10 additional inches of snow a little bit. gusty winds, though, travel delays are certainly a possibility. so this is the snow we have left to pick up again. it's up quite as dramatic as what we had. but it could make slow going for you. and this is going to be part and parcel of the moisture that is dragging all of that rain towards us

right now. and you can see the snow just starting to get going again. here is some of that moisture starts to roll in. now as we come over to the bay, we are fully involved. some of these downpours, the heaviest of which have kind of rolled through at this point. but we can see is we kind of look through their the peninsula started get a little bit of clearing east bay now still dealing with it. but it doesn't mean that the roads are dry, right? even though we've seen the heaviest showers fall, we still have those slick roads out there just in time. unfortunately for your rush hour. so the thing to remember is that a scattered shower or 2 could pop up throughout our afternoon and evening. we're still looking the possibility of that line of storms causing some isolated thunderstorms. we did have thunder that was happening in san francisco. have lightning offshore. even the chance of a water spout earlier today. but we will be drying out wednesday evening through thursday. so tomorrow we still have a few showers to look out for, but it will not be anything as dramatic as today taking a live look out at half moon bay. you can see the clouds are out there. they got some rain as well. temperatures in half moon bay,

not about 54 degrees. we've cooled down quite a bit in san francisco. the right now rolling down just 49 degrees can see those low 50's in spots like oakland, livermore, concord, santa rosa. that's the rain rolling on through the nice thing that we have on our side today is the wind isn't as wild as it was yesterday. as you can see, 17 miles per hour in fairfield are some of those storms are rolling through right now. 14 at a point raised. but everybody else is relatively calm. so to take you through the afternoon and evening, you can see as we get later into the evening, things will start to calm down a bit for us. we do just have a little bit of rain to pick up between now and tomorrow in the afternoon. and they have a really nice day on thursday. shower chance on friday. it doesn't look like much over the weekend, but just a slight chance. we'll talk more about that in a bit. back to you. all right, with the bay area. it's not the only part of the state being impacted by the storms. a fresh blanket of snow fell overnight in the sierra. that's adding to the growing snowpack and also treating tahoe ski resorts. >> with some inches of fresh powder. let's talk more about how about snow is impacting the area with patrick lacey

from palisades. it's known right now. patrick, what's going on outside? >> exactly. i mean, those low 50's in the bay area. some pretty nice right about now. i mean, it is snow. behind we're getting ready assist people. palisades tahoe cup and our crews are working really hard out there in the snow. i mean, just in the last 7 days we've received 3 feet of new snow. and that's even 85 inches in the month of february. so i mean, we're getting dumped on right now. >> what kind of snow is it? is it kind of flaky like loose good snowball making like, how is it on the mountain? >> yeah, i mean, it's pretty pretty flaky. i would say it's more wet if anything, but, you know, it is sticking up for sure. i mean, you can kind of see the droplets on my camera right so it it is definitely right now, right before great big event that or have it. >> so, yeah, it looks like the

snow is actually coming right at us. like through your camera. how crowded are you this weekend? you know, ski week mid-winter break here in the bay area. lot of people headed up there. i know some of the shops that rents keys and stuff like all sold out here. you can't get any gear if you're here in the bay area trying to get out. but some of the places. so are you guys super busy and your cameras just getting foggier and foggier? we go and how we can all right. yeah. i mean, it is skate week. it's presidents day i mean, we are pretty at the same time. you know, you can get here by public transit dismal different options. but you must have a parking reservation in order to come this so if you get what you want to come, make sure they have a parking reservation. >> or you can also come by public and honestly, the slopes of in pretty good right now is some great conditions on making for some great skiing. how does that compare to like this time last year? i mean, this ship this time last year, there's on. there's a bit more snow we was about

double the amount of but once again, that was an anomaly right now where we're pacing a little bit below average. but we are still on track. and what's the big event that's happening this weekend? yeah. so there's going to stifel palisades tahoe cup. that's going to be some of the best ski races in the world. actually not a deep that they are the best ski racers and the world. and going to the giants long as well as the slalom and it's be 102 8 from the u.s. 28 different countries are going to be here. we're going air force flyover. i mean, we're going to concerts on friday, a black jacket symphony saturday. we have eve 6 and we have, of course, ludacris is going to be here at palisades tahoe. that's going impact weaken and where woods waiting waiting for this weekend's going to be a big one. wait as ludacris. one of the best years in the world are he's performing or both. i mean, i guess we'll just have to find out. thank you for wiping off your camera, too. by the way. so

people are here in the bay area. they're like, wow, they're watching you right now. they're seeing all that snow coming down. they're seeing what's happening with all the fun events you have going on. >> lewd is going to be there. you have any advice for people before they head up to the mountain. >> i mean, make sure to check the weather conditions. roads could be a little bit slick slick. a check that caltrans app as well. a smear best that and then also to stay up to date on what's going on. you can find more information on our app as well palisades tahoe dot com more information about the world cup going palisades tahoe dot com. you can the full schedule right there. how windy is it? because we're showing some live pictures of what's going on in the snow. just looks like it's going in all directions. >> yeah, i mean, it is kind of it's changing directions every now. and i mean, whenever we start this interview, it was below and to the east now is blowing to the south. kind of going crazy right now. >> have ftn in the snow. it's a winter wonderland. patrick lacey with palisades tahoe,

thank you for joining us. appreciate it. think about for me. i wonder if you say just a champion skier, too, that be so cool. all right. here's what's coming up this afternoon. we have just learned that a person is in custody following a deadly discovery and santa clara will go over the new details. >> plus, our tech jobs coming back to the bay area. why one ceo believes that tech hiring is heating up again. that

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intelligence. >> salesforce ceo marc benioff posted on x saying entrepreneurs and investors are flocking back to san francisco. he goes on to say that silicon valley leaders and investors are getting involved to make the city safer while getting startups back into the city. and we've got a chance to talk with the local tax tech analyst who is seeing the progress. >> what we're seeing now is incredible demand for new engineering talent and jobs, especially with engineering and programmers who understand how to work with in artificial intelligence. >> and even though there have been thousands of layoffs, but here it is not concerned. he expects more hiring in the next 5 years, not just in tech, but in every type of corporation. and if you're thinking about buying a home in the bay area study has named 2 bay area cities as the worst for aspiring homeowners. according to the home improvement brand, this old house, san jose and san francisco are the worst out of

145 u.s. cities. they looked at crime rates, annual home insurance premiums down payments. other things as well. both cities had a median down payment of more than $100,000. filet how and santa rosa also made the list of allay came in. it 131 santa rosa at 105. new research by the federal reserve bank of new york found that the net worth of americans aged 18 to 39 sort by 80% over the last 5 years. however, this pew research center is now saying that many millennials and gen z-ers are spending more of their money on expensive essentials, like food and rent and luxuries like travel and other recreational activities. financial experts say many young adults feel pessimistic about their financial futures. and that has encouraged them to spend money so they can be happy. a lot more ahead for

you this hour here on kron. 4 news, including an arrest in santa clara following a deadly discovery. what police are saying about the investigation. >> also a un ceasefire resolution voted down by united states today. why the white house says it could not support immediate cease-fire in gaza.

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>> all right. here's some video from the north bay. thunderstorms in santa rosa from last night. the santa rosa fire department shared this video and you can see the moment there that the power got knocked out in the neighborhood and there were thunderstorms across the bay area today. pilots in the weather center now tracking the latest there for us right

now. are we a kind of out of the worst of it for the not exactly. we're still working on it there in the east bay. wanted to take it out of southern california, though, and show you that they, too, are getting a whole deluge of rain yet again from this system that's bringing all the rain our way. >> and notice that rain, that stream of moisture is going all the way to las vegas. i'm getting some felt flooding concerns there, too. meanwhile, in the bay, we're still dealing with some of this. it has worked its way kind of past san francisco, the peninsula and now is over towards the east bay is where the heavier showers are. but, you know, if you are just in san jose, you probably just got a little bit of that dublin right now getting some of those showers and some of them are coming down incredibly fast and furiously. so live or more for you as well. some of that rain coming down in just to show you some of the kind of heavy downpour action that we're seeing. these rain rates are pretty incredible. and we see some of those oranges and yellows. that's where you can see over an inch an hour coming down that quickly, right? so that's where getting into a little trouble. we are catching a break now in san francisco and can see parts of the north bay

like santa rosa are also just seeing some light showers. so this energy is now moving to the north and towards the east. and once it is out of here, we do have the heavier line past us and we do still have some of this struggling moisture that is likely to make its way in. but it will not be as intense as what we've been dealing with. but you can see the entire state practically is under a flood watch. and certainly we are until tomorrow morning and we can see where the risk of flooding is. the most concerning is actually in southern california from the storm prediction center. but we have a slight flood risk and we're certainly seeing some of that as we have some of our areas like san francisco under flash flood warning right now. okay. we get rid of the system and then the next one that comes along, this will be after thursday's friday. but notice that doesn't really come into the northern part of california. it goes down toward southern california and then maybe throws a little bit our way as we get into sunday that sunday morning into the afternoon. so i think that's our next concern. it will bring a little snow to the sierra as well. but all this should be the end of the dramatic weather tomorrow is really just a few chances of

scattered showers. and then thursday, looking really good back to you. thank you. near record tail winds caused 2 passenger flights to hit speeds of more than 80 miles per hour in the 800 miles per hour in the air. >> that's about 200 miles more per hour than a typical ride on a commercial jet. this was a virgin atlantic flight from washington's dulles international airport to london. it reached a peak speed 802 miles per hour on saturday night. the plane arrived. 45 minutes early because of that. boost. then a united flight from newark to lisbon clocked 835 miles per hour. that's according to flightaware. the national weather service measured 265 mile per hour. wind speeds over the washington baltimore region at altitude of around. >> 35,000 feet. in the south bay, the proposed expansion of a regional damage drawing more scrutiny from the community over its cost. people take oh, expansion project is expected

to cost 5 billion dollars in total sa district says it wants to expand the dam's capacity from over 5,000 acre feet of water to 140,000 acre feet of water. community members say this extensive engineering work would a flood private property and also intrude and culturally significant land for local indigenous tribes, including burial sites. as of now, the board is scheduled to vote on a construction contract in late 2027. there has been a deadly shooting at an apartment complex in santa clara and kron 4 s michael thomas has the update. >> city police have been here at riley's where apartments for hours investigating an overnight shooting that they say left one person dead and another in custody. this is a map up on your screens. you can see just exactly where we are. it's in the northern part of santa clara right off. lawrence expressed parkway. and this is video of what the scene looked like earlier this morning. police say it all

happened at around 2.30, in the morning. that's when they received calls about a shooting here at the complex. when they arrived, they did find one man that was outside of an apartment. they see that he was arrested and then they went into the apartment to find another person that was shot dead. that man remains in custody with officials saying there is no threat to the community. did remain on the scene for hours investigating and will continue to be here throughout the afternoon, possibly the evening. they have focused some of their time on those vehicles that are under the carport here at this complex. you can see behind me they do have the crime scene investigation unit here. we're still waiting to hear more details in santa clara, michael thomas from 4 news. >> we do have an update now to the anti-semitic vandalism found around lake merritt to the oakland police department is now investigating this as a hate crime. yesterday we reported on pro-hamas anti-israel messages and at the time police say they had no knowledge about it. and today they're letting us know that they're investigating this as a hate crime. the

vandalism consisted of multiple phrase is connected to the current conflict, unjust and gaza and israel. 2 more people now been charged in the kansas city super bowl rally and that shooting that killed a radio dj and injured more than 20 people. today prosecutors announced 2 men have been charged with second-degree murder among other charges. they have been in the hospital since the shooting. this deadly incident happened in the downtown area last wednesday has all the festivities were wrapping up and last week, 2 teenagers were detained on gun-related charges and also resisting arrest charges. authorities say additional additional arrests and more charges are possible. investigators believe the shooting was the result of a heated dispute between several people. actor danny masterson has now been transferred out of a maximum security prison over safety concerns. the former actor from that 70 show was moved to a california men's colony. a minimum security facility in san luis obispo. he served about 2 weeks at the cochrane

state prison, the same location that housed charles manson according to deadline, his prison transfer was out of concern for his well-being at this new facility. masterson has access to various self-improvement programs and therapies. he was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison in september after being convicted of rape. now to some international news in the u.s. vetoed a un resolution demanding an immediate cease-fire in gaza. the biden administration says this measure would interfere with its ongoing efforts to arrange a deal between israel and hamas kron four's washington correspondent jessi turnure reports. the u.s. did this because it has its own cease-fire plan that officials hope will help secure the release of the remaining hostages held by hamas. >> those against the u.s. vetoed a widely supported un resolution tuesday. the demanded an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the israel-hamas war proceeding with a vote today was wishful

and irresponsible. u.s. ambassador to the un linda thomas greenfield argued the resolution would send the wrong message to hamas and already delicate negotiations without the hostage releases. we know that the fighting is going to continue instead, thomas greenfield urged the un to support a u.s. cease-fire plan. it calls for a temporary pause in fighting in gaza and demands hamas release the remaining hostages. it would also lift all restrictions on humanitarian aid deliveries, the draft we present. it is a forward leaning resolution. but palestine's ambassador to the un demanded an immediate cease-fire and criticize the u.s. veto. the message given today to is that i with this veto. >> is that it can continue to get away with matter the gaza health ministry said israel's military has killed nearly 30,000 palestinians. >> mostly women and children. israel's ambassador to the un stress to pause in the war

only give hamas more time to regroup. a cease-fire is a death sentence for many more israelis and gazans. the clock is ticking for action at the u n israel considers a move into rafah. we're more than a million palestinians are sheltering. we're not giving up. and president biden has repeatedly called on israel to protect palestinian civilians and hold off on a major ground offensive in rafah. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. the white house is promising major sanctions on russia after the death of opposition leader alexei navalny, the longtime critic of vladimir putin died last week inside of a russian prison. >> the 47 year-old was serving a 30 year sentence on charges of extremism and fraud, which he has denied all. these widow believes her husband was murdered and that russia is covering up the crime by not releasing his body. president biden has blamed putin and the new sanctions are set to be announced on friday just ahead of the second anniversary of russia's invasion. of ukraine.

and ellie woman has been arrested in russia accused of raising money for ukraine. the russian federal security service says the woman is 33 years old and has dual u.s. and russian citizenship. the unidentified woman was arrested on treason charges for allegedly raising money for ukraine's military. several other u.s. citizens are being held in russia, including a reporter for the wall street journal. just today the russian court rejected the appeal of evan gershkovich so he will remain in jail. there until at least the end of march. it would mark more than a year since he was arrested on allegations of espionage, which he denies. also there's paul whelan, a former u.s. marine who was sentenced to 16 years in prison in 2020, also for alleged espionage. he also denies the claims. for your health this afternoon. researchers from the u.s. and china say women who exercise regularly have a significantly lower risk of an early death or even a fatal heart event,

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and for the community. -team! kaiser permanente. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and we're now 2 weeks away from primary election day in california. and we have a new exclusive, paul on the state of the u.s. senate race and it shows democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey once again leading the pack capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a breakdown of the results. >> from the printing machine. to your mailbox ballot officially been sent to more than 20 million registered voters in california. and now with 2 weeks until primary election day, the question, how will people this new inside california politics. emerson college poll gives us a good look at the race for california's open u.s. senate seat. the results showing democrat adam schiff in the

lead with 28% and republican former major league baseball players to garvey in second with 22%. and 3rd democrat katie porter with 16%. and rounding out the top 4 democrat barbara lee with 9%. all other senate candidates pulled up 2% or lower. people are trying to make up their mind mumford of emerson college polling help to conduct a survey just days following our exclusive televised u.s. senate debate last week. we want to welcome our candidates or here in the studio with us. mumford says the debate together with ballots received in the mail and an increase in campaigning have led to voters becoming more decisive. the number of undecided voters now stands at 17% reflecting a decrease of 7 point since our last poll last month. it seemed to be kind proportionally moving toward ship guardian porter. i issues porter earned the most trust on abortion, homelessness, crime, immigration and the israel-hamas war ship was trusted the most with darby coming in. second that despite

the trends, mumford makes clear the remaining undecided voters could ultimately become a decisive factor in which 2 candidates advance to the runoff. amount of undecided voters 17 for that could be a game-changer considering there's no. >> their majority voters supporting one candidate in this race. the poll also finding former president donald j. trump is on course to easily win the california republican primary. >> but those who would lose california to incoming president democrat joe biden by just over 20 points in the november election. still the results show biden's victory margin shrinks in california. when you include third-party candidates, he is. >> facing an enthusiasm gap that people are defaulting to him because he's not trump. and he's the only democrat on the ballot, not because they are really excited about biden. >> i was a town was reporting for us. also a reminder today is the last day to register to vote before the primary election. you can register online or in person at the registrar's office voting for

the primaries opens up on saturday. it goes in all the way until election day, which is marked march 5th. if you missed the deadline to register, you can also do it onaelection day. jp voters in south carolina will head to the polls on saturday and this could be the moment that seals former president donald trump's path as the republican presidential nominee. but his last remaining opponent nikki haley says she has no plans to drop out of the race. the former un ambassador hopes to make and a great weekend in south carolina. but polling is showing the chances of her winning in her home state remain slim. >> make sure you go. tell everybody, you know. need to vote in this primary. you'd be surprised how many of your family and friends just vote and general functions. >> hailey continues to drill down on the former president criticizing him for what she says were disparaging comments about her husband who is currently deployed on an overseas military service trip

regardless of saturday's outcome. haley says she plans to keep her campaign going here's what it looks like outside right now across the golden gate bridge while we might be getting a break here. let's check in with cuyler. maybe with some drops are still coming down from that shot. there is for rain all day. >> yeah. well, it's rolled through a good portion of the bay area, but there are still some that are dealing with the showers will take a live look outside right now. you can see it's pretty cloudy all across the bay area. >> and hear from the east day, not looking too bad, but parts of the east bay are still kind of in it with some of the showers right now. temperatures in parts of the east bay 50's low 50's concord and livermore. 52, half moon bay. 51 in san francisco. 54 in san jose and we've got low 50's up in napa as well. this is some of the rain we picked up already. napa. 1.3, 4 inches, san francisco over an inch and a quarter. santa rosa under just under 9 tenths of an inch redwood city, a little over half. richmond, you can see almost 7 tenths in san jose about 16 1 hundredths. some of this is still going to

be listed in this data as we get later into the day because we've still got rain falling here. all courtesy of that same low pressure system that >> is finally going to start moving by as we get into our evening. but right now you can see over the last couple of really set all of these heavy showers rolling right through the bay area. if we zoom in right now to where we still have some rain falling, you can see it's over in the east bay. so certainly, you know, if you're headed from fremont over towards tracy, you might some showers there, too. but things are getting a little bit better for many of us. as we move a little bit farther to the north, you start to see just some scattered showers now in richmond, where before there were some very heavy downpours and up in santa rosa long want to one towards petaluma just a little bit of a light shower as well. so this has been the bulk of the system that has moved through. we are still going to have that chance of some scattered showers. and we do still, unfortunately have some flooding concerns. the flash flood warning has been listed lifted in san francisco. you see those flood advisories for the north bay and also for the east bay. those going till about 6, 7 o'clock tonight because we've got concerns of all of that rain that came down so quickly. and then, of course, we still do have a

flood warning for some of the creeks and streams that are up in the north bay as well. so we do still have a little bit of this to go about a 10th to a quarter of an inch still left tomorrow will be that chance of an isolated shower and then sunshine on thursday. looking good. before we get into the weekend, we've got a slight chance of showers there, but nothing quite as exciting as what we had today. back to you. feeling what to do when your iphone gets wet. they're saying do not put it in a bag of rice. which mayor has more in today's tech smart. >> here's what's happening in the tech world. wise security cameras have suffered a breach this time around it. let some customers see images from other customers. cameras last week why security cameras went offline for a while. and when service was restored over 13,000, customers could see video thumbnails and clips from other customers homes inside their wyze app over 1500 people actually tap the thumbnail to see a larger view of it. wise says this happened

because of a glitch as the cameras were coming back online. the software mixed up which footage belong to some customers. why says the issue is fixed? they added an extra security layer to make sure it doesn't happen again. as you might have noticed, los angeles is getting a lot of rain, but this time around the city is more prepared for thanks to what's called a spongy infrastructure. recent storms dumped over 9 inches of rain in just 3 days. that's more than the city typically gets in an entire year. according to wired, the city put spongy features in place to capture more of the rain water. this includes some concrete service is being replaced with dirt and plants along with spreading grounds where water can soak into the ground instead of just running off. other cities are putting in similar measures. this rainy season la has captured more than 14 billion gallons of storm water, which could provide enough water for over 100,000 households for a year. speaking of water, if your

phone gets wet, rice might not be the best way to dry it out. a new support document from apple says the company advises against using rice to dry out a wet iphone. why small particles of rice could get into the port and damage the phone. so what does apple advice will first tap your phone gently against your hands with the connector facing down that will remove some excess liquid, then let it dry out. after 30 minutes. plug it in. if you get a liquid warning, let it dry out. some more up to 24 hours. don't use a hairdryer compressed air or a cotton swab in the connector. you can still use a wireless charger. keep in mind, these phones are water resistant. they're not waterproof. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. coming up next. coming up next, what's the deal could show us why experts believe that fans are not as

>> according to billboard tickets for coachella's first weekend took 27 days to sell out. but in previous years, tickets would sell out the same day that the lineup was released. >> a lot of people are thinking that the decline in ticket sales could be due to inflation or some lingering disappointment from the year before last year, headliner frank ocean arrive late and left early for his first performance before he pulled out of the second weekend altogether. this year's headliners are lana del rey tyler, the creator and doja cat. all right. we're going to get one last check of our forecast now. and hey, it's blue skies there in sanford. i

think >> we're trying and we're trying look a little bit better here at coit tower at this things are certainly looking improved from where we started today. but here's futurecast just to show you as we get throughout the evening. still the chance of a few of those isolated showers and even the potential those thunderstorm cells. now, as we get into tomorrow, we remain a bit unsettled. but we have a lot less going on than we did today. and then by the evening on wednesday, we're looking good. thursday should be a really nice day out there. so between now and tomorrow afternoon. but we have to pick up for rain is putting a 10th and quarter of an inch. so not a whole lot more. we're almost done to hang in there. if you're one of the spots that are still getting some of those showers. here's a look at temperatures tomorrow should be a much better day but still take that umbrella because we do have that chance of an isolated shower. just a quick look at your extended forecast to show you. >> thursday is looking spectacular. just want to point out again, thursday is looking spectacular. back to you. that's why chair for thursday thursday thursday. thank you so much for joining us today here on kron for news this afternoon. i'm justine

waldman. appreciate your time. see you tomorrow.

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