>> right now at 10, we're tracking the rain in the bay area in the blizzard-like snowstorm in the mountains. gayle ong has your complete storm tracker. 4 forecast coming up. plus, i-80 still shows no sign of after whiteout conditions continued throughout the day and into the evening and >> this looking towards the summit if you can see it. so it's a it's a white out right

now. >> we're trying caltrans is trying the best they can to get the same open up. it's probably not going to be today with more and more than likely tomorrow. it's it's still pretty up at the top. and the latest from chp, how the roads are looking for the rest of the weekend. >> kron 4 news at 10 begins right now. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> good evening and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn. our top story tonight is the major snowstorm in the sierra heavy snow has been dumping down and strong. wind gusts are creating the current blizzard-like conditions out there. let's take a live look right now at i-80 tonight. this is in 80 89 area. you can maybe just one emergency crew out there. not many people out on the roads, which is a good thing because it is dangerous. kron four's gayle ong. joining us now with a look at the forecast again. >> hello, dan. yes, we're

going to day 3 of our blizzard warning. treacherous roads out there. so travel is not advised. i'm sure we'll hear about that soon in our report. so here is a live picture of the golden gate bridge back here in the bay area. we have some raindrops on the ground and we're starting to see another round of showers moved through the bay area. here's a look at our rain totals from the last 24 hours. we picked up an inch over an inch in our santa cruz mountains. mount diablo picked up an quarter of an inch over at santa rosa and san yesterday. gosh, it was pouring down buckets that we heard our newsroom shaken. so san cisco picked up an inch of rain for the last 24 hours. a quarter of an inch in the south bay in san jose. you can see our radar lit up in green and blue. that's the snow and the rain. and we have some unstable weather. unsettled weather today. this afternoon we had a 2 torney at least 2 tornado warnings, one closer to us here over the hollister area. and another one in the central valley. so we have

we've seen those pop-up that just tells a story how unstable the air is. looks like that area. monterey county is getting a break from the rain and now showers are starting to move through san francisco. as you can see, concord is getting some moderate downpours there. danville hayward, san mateo as a pullback here. it is not over yet, but now the heaviest part looks like we'll be over after tonight. we're just going to see some lingering showers will be some isolated thunderstorms. we have a bit of a breeze out there as well. we're coming out of a wind advisory firm this morning. so breezy conditions as this cold front moves out. the next story now will be the temperatures. so temperatures right now in the low 40's in the north bay. that will be a frost advisory posted and i will have details in my extended forecast and we'll talk more about that here. snow, back to you. >> all right, gail, thank of the sierra nevada. and she mentioned is still getting pummeled by that plow. that powerful blizzard. a long stretch of i-80 in several ski resorts still closed tonight because of the gusty winds and the snow kron four's man harry caught up with chp in truckee about how things are looking up there. amanda.

>> the officer says if you're not in the area right now, don't go there. they're trying to get the roads cleaned up and to do so. everyone has to stay off of highways completely shut down and cars broken down have become familiar sights in truckee, california highway patrol officer chris patten, the station near 89 south i-80. he says 80 won't be open anytime soon. this looking towards the summit if you can see it. so it's a it's a white out right now. >> we're trying caltrans is trying the best they can to get the saying thing up. >> it's probably not going to be today more and more than likely tomorrow. it's it's still pretty treacherous up at the top. he says last night they did see some people braving the wrote spent today was quieter. people are actually i think they're staying home and >> and just in time, the fire probably he says chp and other emergency responders are doing what they can to help people in need. >> all their vehicles have four-wheel drive and good

tires to hopefully allow chp officers. >> to stay on the road. it's my job to make sure people are safe. so i have to drive up there and it i've there twice today and it's. >> you can snow plow driver kyle franklin says the snow is wet and heavy. he's broken parts of his plow trying to remove i've been in truckee. 44 years. >> and operator right here for about 6 years. and this is a pretty good storm. it's not record breaking by any means, it's a good storm. business owner in truckee resident adele attics, as she came out to check on her business. but because of the weather. >> they were forced to close its exquisite. saturday's definitely busiest day. >> so don't miss out on that. revenue not the ideal, but again, better to be safe than sorry. >> the chp officer says if you do plan to try and make it out there tomorrow, make sure you

check the road conditions before you leave just to make sure everything is safe in the studio. amanda hari kron. 4 >> all right, amanda, thank you. we're taking a look at the sfo tonight. the airport seeing more than 400 delays and more than 30 cancellations. oakland international airport also seeing some delays they had about 70 today so far and san jose mineta has had more than 50 delays and of course, stick with kron 4 for the very latest on the storm and a rainy conditions head to our website kron 4 dot com. you can scan that qr code right there and it will take you there. the rain did not stop hundreds of people from protesting in san francisco today. they were calling for a cease-fire between hamas and israel. this is video from the citizen app showing those protesters marching through the financial district. and this march is a part of what's being called a global day of action for palestine citizen video from new york. also showing thousands of people taking over the streets there as well marching in support of

palestine. and coming up the next half hour, we're going to have the latest on the cease-fire talks as the war reaches 5 months. new at 10 police in oakland investigating shooting today. officers responding to telegraph avenue near the oakland grab and go market. investigators say no one was struck by gunfire, but our camera captured a window that appeared to have been shot out. also in the east bay, oakland, police are investigating a series of burglaries at businesses and temescal alley. investigators say a number of people broke into the stores and stole merchandise friday morning. the burglars ran away before the police got their business owners say they're hoping they eventually get caught. >> i got a call and the early morning on friday from our property manager. and soon as i saw his name on my phone in the early knew that something was not good or 2 guys. they came earlier in the night and jumped the fence and scope sally out and then they came back later on with the truck

and they came and broke the windows and just filled their bags up and then took it out to the truck and drove off. so. >> anyone with any information about these burglaries is being asked to calm oakland police. kron. 4 is your local election headquarters. a new poll shows a tight race with former baseball star in republican steve garvey getting strong support and he's going up against political veterans like democratic representatives, katie porter, barbara lee and adam schiff, rachel menitoff reports on the numbers. >> in a turn of events, democratic representative adam schiff and his republican opponent, steve garvey. now in a statistical tie in california's senate primary. this according to the latest polling friday out of the institute of governmental studies at uc berkeley, which shows garvey with 27% support and shift at 25 representative katie porter came in 3rd at 19%, followed by representative barber lead with just 8%. another poll

this week, though, shows shift on top. so at this point, it's anyone's game. his car for someone that surrounded by. >> the suns to wiens, gustavo tennis is planning to vote for the former dodger baseball star and political newcomer. this coming super tuesday. do like that. he's not a career that's one of the things that i love ida. well, adam schiff has been the longtime front runner. this recent polling indicates a large increase in support for garvey over the last few weeks. this became evident when they consolidated the support of republican voters. 67 1% of whom back garvey. my initial reaction is that the poll is not going to be the same as the outcome on tuesday night. loyola marymount university law professor jessica levinson says take this poll with a grain of salt. >> but this is a reflection that steve garvey has support from likely voters. steve garvey is really just running against himself in terms of

getting the republican and are moderate vote. adam schiff is running against katie porter and barbara and that's a much more competitive race. in an interview with news nation's chris cuomo. garvey says this shows his message is resonating and let's break down this snarky. >> career politicians who are running for power, but i'm running for the people. marianne cherry voted for barber leave and says she's concerned by garvey's elevated standing in the polls. >> and don't think he really has the best interests of californians in mind this. adam schiff supporter says she was shocked by recent stats but still feels confident in her candidate of choice. very surprising. >> that steve garvey is ahead. >> and in fact, i'm not sure i believe that he's ahead. so i urge everyone to get out and vote. >> that was rachel menitoff reporting for us tonight. and a reminder kron 4 is your local election headquarters. join us on election day next tuesday for live results from around the bay area. coverage begins right here at 08:00pm.

still to come here on kron, 4 news at 10 police make an arrest after an arson at a local target. what we're learning about the suspect is the store remains closed. plus another mission to the moon. the training now under way to send a crew back to the moon for the first time in 50 years. and we're tracking the very latest out of the sierra and back here at home, your complete storm tracker, 4 forecast coming up. all about

the snow here on kron 4 tonight. we're taking a live look right now at tahoe city.

you can see the snow piled up there and it disappeared. turn into a small little window, honest there. gayle on joining us with a little bit more about all of this. no, you got to be excited about this >> it is a lot of snow and it is dangerous. but of course, you know, we're all excited for the long term benefits of but you have take a look at our radar. it's pretty busy as snow in the sierra. we'll get to that in a minute. let's start in the bay area because we have a road whether we're starting to see another round of showers moved through and it's been an active day pretty much since at least thursday, right? we've been and that unsettled pattern. but today, specifically we saw at least 2 tornado warnings in fresno area and in the monterey, san benito area in hour at the central earlier this evening. so that area hollister, that's where that warning was issued. looks like they're all getting a break from that rain now and they take you through the futurecast model. we can expect. this is hour from now. it looks like we have quite a bit of a break here. could see some snow north of santa rosa, far north coast mountains. we

could see some gusting up there and then more spotty showers here. just some moderate rain. the passing through fremont in about an hour. and then this is sunday morning. we could see more unsettled weather lingering light showers may be heavy at times and then also snow over by clear lake. so, yeah, i don't know in the sierra we may get around snow as well. and this is lunchtime. so nevado santa rosa, want to bring your rain gear going to head out and about. and then as you can see, the east oakland, and you may see some breaks from the rain as well. and this is sunday evening dinner time you can see more snow up there by clear maybe some light rain passing through san francisco. so it's going to be unsettled. just keep that rain gear unsettled. through monday, we may at least get a break until maybe thursday. what you'll see in the seven-day forecast. these are the wind gusts will be breezy throughout the night. are just coming out of a wind advisory that expired this morning. it should taper off by sunday morning. and then by the afternoon sunday, we'll get that breeze back as that

cold front moves through our area. and let's talk about the sierra now. this is how it looks like we've got feet of snow out there. a winter storm warning in place not only in the sierra as you can see, but also here over by clear lake and our local mountains. but, you know, we're going into day 3 of the blizzard warning. so treacherous road conditions. we just showed you and amanda harry's report in a few minutes ago. so we still have those whiteout conditions. high winds. we're talking about 100 miles an hour. winds over by palisades tonight. power outages. we're already seeing some images of some damage from the winds over at soda springs. so will be surveying. that has a more pictures come out and, you know, not a deal to travel, maybe at least monday or tuesday, but it should take some time with the flow going out there with clearing out the roads here. the next round of a snow we're expecting maybe another feet or 2. and the 24 hours of the ski resorts already got 2 feet of snow left night. and yes, it's going to be great in the long

but, you know, traveling it's going to be a mess out there. yeah, be smart and safe right now and then take advantage of it like we exactly. yeah, i look forward to seeing that totals in the end. maybe tomorrow. monday. >> to see what okay. thank you. well, speaking palisades. >> take a look at this. wow. yeah. this is some new video that we got in tonight. their cruise posting these on acts and their website palisades plans on reopening tomorrow. it's going to be a delayed opening, though they're aiming at around 10, 30 in the morning. just like gale said, they've seen over 2 feet of snow in just the last 24 hours. now back here in our area, more rain means a lot more trouble out on the roads. the chp sharing these pictures of a crash off highway 17 in santa cruz. they're reminding people to slow down because the slick roads, no injuries were reported in this crash, though. so that's good thing. let's go to the north bay now where the city of sonoma has opened a warming center for residents looking to get out of the rain and the cold this

weekend. shelter can be found at the haven parking lot on weston on the street, a limited number of blankets and pillows will be made available. service animals are also allowed in there as well, which is nice. take a look at this. new video sent to us from a kron. 4 viewer. this is in el sobrante showing what appears to be either sleet or snow. very cool down they haven't seen something like this in a number of years. you can see the little girl there enjoying it. they probably never seen this in life. always an exciting sight to see things that just really don't happen here very often. all right. let's go to the north bay now where delay who police have arrested a man accused of setting a a fire inside of a target store. we're told the suspected arsonist caused more than 4 million dollars in damage last march and ice. this video from last saturday showing the fire burning in the paper towel aisle. the store has been closedhbecause of this and repairs are still ongoing

at the storm. the accused arsonist has not been named by police spotted. investigators are say they're thankful for the community's support helping find this suspect. it's been 2 years since san francisco launch text before tow where texas residents before the tow trucks get dispatched allowing residents to race to move their cars. well, according to the san francisco municipal transportation agency more than 16,000 vehicle signed up in just 2 years 130 tax have been sent and 70 people have been able to move their cars. sfmta board members say that means program is working. so if you want to get a warning that your car is about to be towed, you can sign up for the program today. they've got information on how to do that on our website. kron 4 dot com. new at 10 and alert for some trader. joe's shoppers, food, safety a ipection service department issuing a recall for steamed chicken soup dumplings, which are

delicious, but maybe not right now. inspectors say people reported finding plastic in their food that hard plastic, maybe from a permanent marker type pen. there've been no reactions, though, to this and no report of any injuries. pot make sure to why keep an eye on your steamed chicken soup, dumplings for any contamination. nasa astronauts are training for flight space flight off the coast of san diego, nasa and the department of defense are preparing for the day when the artemis 2 crew returns from flying around the moon. xavier walton reports. off the coast of california for astronauts prepared to make a splash in space exploration. this is all part of nasa's artemis campaign. we rise together. >> back to the and the next phase. a crewed mission lasting 10 days traveling roughly 685,000 miles around the moon just a few hours ago were floating around in the front porch in the middle of the pacific ocean at night

with a helicopter hovering over us. >> are pretty inspired and pumped up with space program? but would you see it when you see all the sailors on the ship working together? i mean, you just like. >> gives you faith in humanity. we can do some extraordinary things. nasa and the department of defense making waves in the pacific testing procedures and tools that will ultimately be used to retrieve the astronauts after their long journey. so here it is. the orion spacecraft, at least a test module. heat shields have actually been to space in those windows. >> that's what these astronauts are we looking out when they're going by the moon? we explore because that's what we do as humans. christina cook a mission specialist. part of too, is a trailblazer setting the record for longest single spaceflight by a woman at 328 days in space, a space flight will be the very first for nash's kristina cooke with nasa's artemis campaign should be the first woman to step foot on the moon. and victor glover, who has a storied career of self will be the first person of color on the lunar surface.

it doesn't matter if you're a first there's no second thursday force. and so that's really what i think about is making sure that we do the best of our job. >> so that the american people and our international partners continue to have faith in their public space agencies so that we can keep going and it's going for >> that was a walton reporting for us tonight. the crew is hoping to make their journey next year and when they do, they'll be the first astronauts to do so in more than 50 years. still to come here at 10 o'clock, a look at one of the most famous dog races in the world. plus, the latest from sugar bowl resort when they're planning on reopening. coming up next.

take a look at this video sugar bowl resort posting from donner summit saying actually they have some digging to do. i'd say night. they had about 2 feet. a brand new snowfall sugar bowl, though, says they're planning on reopening tomorrow, but they plan to have some delays because they got to conduct avalanche mitigation and dig out the resort. of course, the roads that lead to the resort. they say they're planning on some terrific skiing and riding the wet and windy weather. not really ideal for these girl scouts that were out selling their cookies. we found emma and julianne out in downtown campbell yesterday. they say they had to get a little creative to help get their merchandise to be safe and dry. >> and the cause, if it starts girl scout cookies what they get french. we want to the we

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welcome back. interstate 80 still closed tonight. rihanna shadix says more after talking with drivers who have been waiting for the roads are reopened for the past. 24 hours. >> lots of new snow that continued falling overnight. a welcome sight for many skiers, but not so much for those behind the wheel, including this family from castro valley who had plans for fun in reno, 9 nieces and nephews are in the back the kids. want to see snow. >> doesn't snow on yeah. we had rooms and resignations to be canceled. all those. they tould not let us go freeway signs warn motorists of the road closures due to 0 visibility. >> caltrans workers in bright orange turn traffic away as only first responders pg and locals were allowed to pass

through by midday afternoon. it is snowing lightly. eastbound traffic is closed by caltrans and the cold facts area. >> and here in blue canyons elevation, you can see that the roadway has a layer of snow that is covering it exits like this one for the most part have not been plowed and a trucker tells me that further up the mountain. >> it has 0 disability. you can see further up the snow-covered road at blue canyon the skies are dark and ominous looking. >> back at the road, closure. this trucker from reno has been waiting for the roads to reopen since yesterday after arriving about 4.30, in the afternoon. he described the driving conditions he faced yesterday as he passed through. >> let us through, but it was still pretty everything got over some of the roads were off caltrans kept the roads closed all the way to the state line for several hours.

>> tow truck drivers kept busy getting many stranded vehicles and big rigs out from several feet of snow that fell >> it really like blizzard conditions like, >> reporting from nyack covering local news that matters rowena shaddox. >> all right. let's take a live look right now at tahoe yeah. looks like our cameras kind of getting blocked out there maybe some snow that landed on the lens. but you can see it's probably hard to make out the lettering there, but that's pretty much saying, hey, don't drive, don't go out here. don't come out here. a chain control effects, of course, are all over the top ocr area. >> all right. let's check in now with gayle ong for a little bit more on all this snow happened. a more snow is on the way expected to get

more heavy snow overnight. so we'll show that to hear conditions. right now. we're seeing snow showers around the lake, truckee, reno and carson city and temperatures in the 20's. here's a radar. it is bright right in the blue. you see there around the lake, all that snow activity. and as a zoom out, you can just see how busy it is. not only in tahoe that we are getting our own weather too. so here's the future cast model for the sierra. as you can see overnight. this is about one. 45 am a lot of snow activity along the slopes there. and then i take you through sunday morning. this will continue on. and then that blizzard warning expires mid morning around 10:00am. but as you can see, this is 02:00pm. they'll still be some snow activities. so will take some time for those roads to be plowed. i know some ski lifts are starting to open. people are already there. we've interviewed people who traveled from the bay area were over at kirkwood. >> so hopefully some lifts can open. hopefully it's safe. i will take some time for ski resorts, though, to dig out.

this is monday. you can see that activity activity starting to diminish. here's the totals. the ski resorts update the snow totals every morning. so this is from today. the last 24 hours over 2 feet of snow for most of the ski resorts with kirk would just above a a foot of snow there. as you can see. but moore is on the way. here's a projected snow totals over the next town couple of days here about of that. one to 2 feet of snow, 6 inches in the other lower elevations back here in the bay area. we're seeing wet roads as another round of showers is making its way through the region. temperatures are down to the 40's in san francisco. low 50's in san jose. upper 40's in livermore, low 40's in santa rosa. it's going to be pretty chilly. so the next weather headline will be the cold temperatures. there are frost advisory will be posted overnight for the north bay valley's down to the low 30's. we had one a few days ago, as you can see in our 10 at 10 outlook. when will we get a break from this train? well, looks like thursday. we're

seeing sunny skies and back in the 60's. but for now, we're going to deal with some chilly temperatures overnight inland and then we'll be in the 40's everywhere else. and then more showers. an unsettled pattern through at least late next week. and then take a look at next week, another round of rain. so we're keeping an eye on that. back to just doesn't give down. thanks a lot. all right. we've got some new video tonight from the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab. >> they posted this on acts saying it was a, quote, relatively calm day. but they say that they saw an increase in snow. absolutely. they said that the fluffy snow is here and it's going to be stacking up. yosemite national park remains closed this weekend because the winter storm, the park is going to stay closed through at least tomorrow at noon and possibly later, those already in the park were told to leave as soon as possible. and no later than noon on friday. so they're probably already gone. the national weather service saying that there's going to be a lot of snow as we've been reporting,

some areas are going to around 7 feet like the badger pass ski areas really going to be seeing a lot out there. all right. now, some developing news tonight. israel and hamas still in talks to release the remaining hostages. a senior u.s. official reports israel has essentially endorsed a framework which includes a six-week gaza cease-fire proposal and hostage release deal. and now it's up to hamas to agree to the framework also includes a larger influx of humanitarian aid in gaza. a response from hamas is expected tomorrow. the proposal comes as humanitarian

still held in captivity demanding the release. >> and calling on the u.s. to help. >> i'm tony, to, you know, president biden to continue to press all sites and not to relent agreement is signed to bring loved ones home. now. >> with the holy month of ramadan set to begin march 10th. the clock is ticking to get a hostage deal done. national security council spokesperson john kirby saying today that the israelis have effectively agreed to the framework of a six-week cease-fire deal that would lead to the release of sick, elderly and female hostages in the first phase. the ball's in hamas's court to accept it with thousands joining marches around israel in recent days, pressure is mounting on the israeli government to make a deal. but to this point, israel has put the blame on hamas for the stalemate. >> hamas are making outlandish demands in another orbitz and

other planets. it's almost can come back down to reality will be able to have a deal. >> meanwhile, in the wake of the aid convoy incident in gaza this week that left dozens of hungry palestinians dead, the humanitarian situation in gaza has a renewed focus. the un estimates one of every 4 people in the enclave are one step away from famine. >> a florida gaza is nowhere nearly enough. now snow nearly enough. >> president biden vowing to up the aid into gaza. the u.s. carrying out a joint operation with the royal jordanian air force today dropping food and supplies in from above parachute landing in gaza city as people on the ground collect the goods. >> and will this be enough for a school? is this enough? for 10,000 people? this is they're dropping. the u.s. says they're leaving the door open for more drops. meanwhile, a billy's flagged cargo ship sinking in the red sea today after being struck by a

missile last month. >> ruby maher had been taking on water for days. the houthis in yemen claiming responsibility and saying the attacks will continue. tensions remain high in the region with thousands rallying in sana friday in support of the palestinians. >> well, we have today the eu, many people came out with one message. one position under one slogan to tell to all our palestinian brothers, the palestinian resistance to all the palestinian factions that today you are not alone. >> we have seen deals like this agreed to in principle and then fall apart at the very end, there have been a couple of sticking points here. one is that hamas wants a deal that will end the war in gaza. israel says that is a nonstarter. israel is also demanding that hamas provide them a list of all the hostages who are living and who are dead so far, hamas has not provided one. >> that was robert sherman reporting from tel aviv

tonight. a warning for college students planning to travel to popular locations in mexico for spring break u.s. embassy and consulates in mexico issued an advisory that said people should exercise increased caution in places like cancun, playa del carmen and to loom, particularly in the downtown areas after dark. the advisory also warned of potential hazards like unregulated alcohol and pharmaceuticals. and despite this morning, though, the advisory said that the vast majority of u.s. citizens visiting mexico during spring break do safely. the california says assembly is working on a resolution that would help alleviate the tijuana sewage crisis. the new measure urges president biden and congress take action to address the ongoing issue. lawmakers are being asked to approve a 310 million dollar proposal to fix and expand an outdated wastewater treatment plant at the u.s. mexico border. cross-border pollution has been a major issue with people reporting health issues as a result, the measure now

heads to the state senate. coming up next in sports number. 23, gonzaga number 17, saint mary's meeting up in rocket tonight. >> and a battle between the top 2 teams in the west coast conference. erin wilson is up next and has all the highlights on the heavyweight matchup.

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>> and now kron 4 sports. >> on a day where we have a full slate of relevant college games as we're moving in the march madness. of course, we start tonight with forty-niners news after a lengthy search all over the

nfl, the forty-niners found their new defensive coordinator in-house go figure nick sorensen, the team's defensive pass game specialist has been promoted to the defensive cordinator that's or son who has been with the team says 2022. also served as the team's and nickel defense of coaches will. now he spent 8 seasons with pete carroll in seattle where the seahawks, you know, they ran pretty similar defensive scheme as the forty-niners do that being said, the forty-niners also hired former chargers head coach brandon staley is the new assistant head coach. now he replaces anthony lynn, who left the washington before coaching the charges say was the defensive coordinator for the rams with the hiring, though the forty-niners. they have added another experience voice to their coaching staff. now let's talk some college basketball because the game of the night was no doubt about it. it was in morocco. it was the number 23 ranked gonzaga that battle the number 17. saint mary's on senior night for the gaels. but mark few in his bag, they were out to put a damper on senior night in

moraga at saint mary's. that being think gonzaga jumped all over saint mary's at the start. the gaels sloppy on offense to lose bar there. but the zags may get out on the break. ryan nembhard lays it softly off the day as part 14 0 run for the day 20 points and 10 assists for dame heart and graham ek right here was a he is always a beast. he puts up a jumper there they 44 28 at the break. now a he tried to bring the gaels back in the 2nd half. he hits a 3 point here. much needed the pool that within 8 haney at 16 points. what rim harden dk? well, they were just too much for the gaels here. they perform a perfect pick and roll in nembhard with the behind the back pass eat cake you see if they're really easy to more uk at 24 10 on the night. the day they give the march man is decision makers. something to think about things like they're off the bubble at this point with a 70 to 57 win over saint mary's

throughout santa clara. welcome us up to date on their senior day where they honored former player and now warrior brand-new for tips. deal pods by handing out his number. 22 jersey to all the fans ahead of the game didn't know today because the broncos they were on the attack. john o'neill right here with a great wraparound pass to the christopher to lee, who drive to the home, throws it down. and not only does he do that because the battle on the way he hit 16 points on the day. it was senior carlos marshall with the tough baseline jumper from behind the book. it. she also had 16 on night for the broncos. they win it. 69 to 62 over the dough. now the count. there's on the other hand, they were looking for little looking. you talk tonight in the season with a couple of wind heading into the pac, 12 tournament. i don't know the broke down the way the bears they had no answer for branden carlson tonight. he scored from all over the court. he puts up 3 at the top of the key there to get the bucket and the foul and a chance at a 4 point play and that the utes

they had a 10 point lead at the half and then in the second have lost lovering own the middle for the youth. lovering pulls down the offensive. rebound goes back for the put back he gets in the bear defender. but the 2 hand jam now that they are they they give in this one. 88 to 59. they win be the last day for women. they look to keep their momentum going into today in oregon heading into next week's pac 12 tournament after today's game. the league needs to be worried about the cardinals work inside. look at can bring. but that's no surprise to beat the double team. here goes up and under with the reverse layup break finished with 18 points and 17 rebounds. what a double double nice pass. and there out there's in hannah jump with a great bounce pass to kiki who goes in for the reverse layup of her own. and kiki at 16 points on the attack and well, doesn't do. the don't see a stuff. the goats, if you we'll 76 to 56. they and a big 20 point fashion. then lebron james, another big session

when we come to points because he extended his scoring record becoming the first player in nba history to reach 40,000 career point he did tonight at home against the nuggets on driving layup. you see it there in the 2nd quarter. his family all there to. cheer him on their game cream of last season for the career reckoning. boy, he's just making it even harder to top. the longer he stays in the early show. >> it's going to be tough meanwhile, the sharks, they were on the road in dallas looking to snap a five-game skid you know, reconnect with their former teammate joe pavelski. well. >> he now plays for the stars and they were up against tonight. it was a seesaw battle all night in dallas tied at one in the second period when william eklund flicks, the putt high up toward the net and it goes over the goalie's head. it looks like just over the line for ago. >> they initially no go. but after review they gave it the goal and the sharks go up 2 to

one. the star they tied in after a scoreless overtime. they went to a shootout in the 7th round. jamie been is up with the stars in jenks one. the other way they go. hey, go get it. the sharks missed on their last attempt right there in the stars. they 3 to 2 shootout ways over the sharks tonight. so it's a tough one for the sharks. can't say just a tough season. yeah. >> given about lebron james, not night for him. yeah, it is. grace is 40,000 points. 21 years in the league, he's i shocked to know who is going to surpass that record? anyone going to be top? yeah. they would have to change the rules that the serious. yeah. bay, unfortunately couldn't close it out. they lost to the to the nuggets. and i think that's kind of like a thing with them like lebron, will also no surprise? i mean, yeah, it's all right. there are 2 good. the nuggets and the lakers have been the lakers doesn't mean lebron is

lebron. that's true. that's 1000 points what aaron wilson thank you. day. it's a story. it is one of the most anticipated films of the year due in part to its theaters this weekend. >> and olivia de boer tolling spoke to the cast of the movie. >> beyond cruelty. >> movies that to be design? you know, we have that that meant to be the both af of the book. we were not jumping environment or you. we are finding back our characters, right where we left them in parkland. >> it's a story. it's no secret that the the to view of the leading men of our generation. but that really came to fruition. that fight scene. is there ever a moment, especially in that scene or in this entire film where you're

like this is so surreal and agree more with your assessment of the beginning of this. i mean, especially that sequence years trying to buy, you know, just i was bring a titans, you know, acting of movie making is for walk-ins. so. >> yeah, definitely a surreal. >> watching you as a kid wonder how they made them and then suddenly you're there and you're. you're a certain i always feel like a. so just a privilege to be >> i'd like to meet it out. and i feel that the small human moments were just as important as the the vastness of this film. and i think you did a really good job having it feel very human was the trick to kind of shutting everything else out. when you had those smaller movie moments. >> the key to that is i think any honestly, i think what he does so well as a filmmaker is allowing for scale and big things to happen and epic things to happen. but he never loses sight of the human things that you that you are

talking about. and he wanted to make sure that in this there is a love story. that means something. is complicated and emotional and connected in and he always found those moments to carve those out and give us the time to to figure figure those scenes. >> we have more snow in the sierra and rain in the bay. i'll have that full forecast after the break.

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>> in san francisco, you can help keep the city's streets clean and prevent future floods. with the adopted rain program, the city is asking local volunteers to care for one of the more than 25,000 storm drains here in the city. when you adopt a drain, you are asked to make sure that it's clear of debris before it starts raining clear out the leaves and the natural material and put it in your compost bin move later into a garbage can and then clear at least 10 feet on both sides of the been if you adopt, you can also. name your own drained, which is pretty cool. and one of our favorites are on the kron. 4 newsroom was named drain on green. yeah. that was a good if you want to sign up to adopt a drain, you can head over to the san francisco public utilities commission website. all right. we'll leave you 10 o'clock hour with another look at your forecast. taking a live look at city hall tonight. all lit up. looks like it's come down just a little bit out there from all that rain we were seeing

earlier today, gayle ong joining us with a look. hey, gayle. >> yeah, well, here's a look at the satellite loop from the last 12 hours. notice all of the lightning strikes. so we had at least 2 tornado warnings california, one over and over at hollister and other over by the fresno area. and not only rain and thunderstorms. we have snow not only in the sie now. looks like it's moving eastward here. i did see a heavy band over by a fresno south central valley's going to get soaked tonight at current temperatures. now it's going to be about that chilly temperatures for us here in the bay area. we're already down to the 40's in some places like san francisco, oakland, livermore, concord, santa rosa and speaking of the north bay, you'll be having a frost advisory overnight, though, be posted around. 01:00am until 09:00am tomorrow. tomorrow morning. so

down to the low 30's, upper 30's for the rest of us for talking about the 40's. so even if you're not in that frost advisory, creech area, it is pretty chilly. so bundle up in the morning go out. and here is the daytime highs tomorrow. we're going to be on the cooler side we've been in the 60's last weekend. if you remember even 70's. well, we're going to be in the 50's. so it will be chilly day with some unsettled weather, at least some widespread scattered showers so i come back at 11. definitely have more in the extended forecast. but yes, expect another widespread rainy pattern and some breezy conditions. and then of course, that snow, it will be a day for blizzard warning will be ending tomorrow morning. wow. yeah. so right now you've got to be careful. but in the next couple of weeks, forget skiers and snowboarders are going to be. yeah. yeah. they're going have a lot of snow. all right, thank you. you're welcome. that's going to close things up for us here at the 10 o'clock hour. but we're going to be back in just a few minutes for kron. 4 news at 11. hope to see you there.

>> news station. this is home. 11. >> now at 11 heavy snow and strong wind gusts creating current blizzard-like conditions in the sierra tonight, this video out of lake tahoe. and tonight we have special team coverage on what you need to know about the whiteout conditions. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 11. i'm dan thorn. we're continuing to trac