trying to recall alameda county da pamela price. >> say they've collected enough signatures to put the recall on the ballot. and a jose fire station ransacked

stealing firefighter gear and their personal belongings. we'll talk about that. to protest over the weekend. take place in san francisco, calling for a cease-fire between hamas and israel. one turning violent. talk about that coming up. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> good morning and thank you waking up with bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm reyna harvey. it was a stormy weekend, but most of all weekend indoors. yesterday was a little nicer, john. and i kind of wonder where we are in terms of the forecast today. >> yeah, you know what? we had weekend rain and weekend snow mostly up in the sierra nevada around 90 inches reported on some of our mountain tops out there, which was just the feed upon feet. that was forecasted. we are still looking at some closures up there and definitely still some power outages that pg and e is working out. you can see this view second ago, but it is disappeared. this was the golden gate bridge anyways. a

little bit of low cloud cover and do expect a couple of sprinkles this morning. mostly what we've got is just a really cold start. some frost advisories up in the north bay that cold air really gripping us now. any sort of sprinkle activity if you are above 1000 feet could be a couple of flurries on top of mount diablo this morning. now fairfield, fairfax, inova santa rosa and napa valley under spots that have fallen in the 30's right now. so what you've got to do is just throw on those extra layers today is going to be a much more consistently dry and calm day. but we still do have a round of rainfall and even some lingering snow fall up in the sierra. just a couple more inches of it at the next few days up there. you can see over san francisco right now, a brief shower moving overhead. and you do see some of those snow flurries up in the mountains east of san jose. but overall today is definitely a step back from that are weekend, whether that really was a wallop up in the sierra nevada also resulted in multiple inches of rainfall back here at home, passing

clouds today, highs in the mid to upper 50's staying cool. so keep those sweaters, those jackets on hand. but today is mostly a break from the rain showers likely to make a return overnight after they diminish later on this morning. as for your roads, things out, there are a little slick in some spots. we do have some showers rolling over san francisco right now and a few sprinkles over the bay bridge as well. so just a reminder to take it slow on a morning like this. you can see the evidence of a wet overnight on the san mateo bridge with the roadway having that noticeable. go listen to it. richmond center fell bridge at 7 minutes while the golden gate bridge. also having seen some showers over the past few minutes. so roadways are wet there. as you make your crossing rain. all right. on the eve of that, well, breaking overnight as santa rosa neighborhood shut down because of police activity. >> around 01:00am santa rosa. police issued alerts to commuters to avoid the bellevue ranch neighborhood. it's right in the area of sony point between bellevue avenue

and tom road. police have not said why the roads are shut down, but they say the street are going to close for several hours while they investigate. and our top story this morning, organizers of the campaign to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price say they've reached the signature limit. send that petition to the ballot. so in a social media post and organizers as they plan to deliver the petition to over 110,000 signatures to the alameda county register voters said 10 o'clock this morning in response supporters, a prize from the protect the wind campaign are demanding that the california secretary of state's office individually review its signature. the county is 10 calendar days to count like each and every signature. the savory calms for it will cost taxpayers 15 to 20 million dollars. well in the east bay, a shooting investigation continues in oakland on saturday. officers responded to telegraph avenue right near

the oakland grabbing the market. our camera captured a window that appear to have been shot out. police say nobody was hurt. motive is under investigation. now. in the north bay police arrested a man accused of setting a fire in a target store. well, we're told the suspect caused more than 4 million dollars in damages. the video from last saturday shows the fire burning in a paper towel. that incident forced the store to close for repairs. the suspect has not been named. police say they're thankful for the community's help in finding him. well in the south bay, a burglar breaks into a san jose fire station ransacked. firefighters lockers. these photos are from 8 stations from station 8. this is on east santa clara street or turtle bonenberger broke into its saturday night stole gear, personal belongings. the burglar also to the a leaf blower book pro car keys. san

jose police say they eventually found the suspect recovered all the stolen items. well, in san francisco, the israel-hamas war continues. a cease-fire deal has not been reached. you got thousands of people taking over the streets this weekend in 2 separate protest kron four's. sara stinson breaks it down for us. >> despite the rain, people packed san francisco's streets to protest the latest being on sunday. a march that was in support of the jewish community. and on saturday there's a pro-palestine protest and that was calling for a cease-fire in gaza. >> the war between israel and hamas still heavy on the minds of people all across the bay area weekend. protests taking over the streets of san francisco, one for israel and the jewish community and the other, a pro palestine demonstration calling for a cease-fire in gaza. together in this against anti-semitism.

>> organizers say sunday's unity march was about standing up against the rise in hate against the jewish community. rachel, that says anti-semitism has been surging since hamas is october attack on israel. >> and the war that's followed. but the last few people are free to go on the street say that i want to get all of those people the nation saying almost 10,000 people to feel safe and say that their in front of city hall, people chanted pleas for hamas to release but with no deal reached, the war continues. and so do the >> hundreds marched saturday in san francisco as a part of a global day of action for palestine. at one point, the protests turned violent video shows police pepper spraying demonstrators. sfpd tells kron 4 the group became violent and they had to respond to calls about assaults.

>> vandalism and property damage. people both protests had one thing in common, an end to the fighting in all eyes remain on the middle east as we wait to see if israel and hamas can reach an agreement. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in the >> kron 4. we continue to put the focus on fentanyl. concerns are mounting in marin county is officials say there's been a four-fold increase in overdose deaths related to fentanyl since february 14th. the county has experience 5 suspected overdose deaths related to the deadly drug. officials say there's an uptick in contamination to wastewater by these deadly substances and emergency calls for non-fatal overdoses. drug overdoses are the leading cause of death for people under 55 in marin county. happening today. barry officials, are you holding a press conference on a bill aimed to help people that are experiencing homelessness. so they're gathering to help expedite progress for the

interim housing act 2024, which would help build safe interim housing for homeless families and individuals. state senator dave cortese in san jose mayor matt mahan. they're going to be attending. the press conference starts at 9.30 this morning. that's at evans lane in san jose. another big story we're following. you could soon see more waymo. driverless taxis traveling on the peninsula. state regulators approved that expansion. now, despite pushback from some local leaders, kron four's dan thorn has that story. >> waymo gets its wish to expand operations outside of san francisco. the california public utilities commission joining the dmv friday in allowing the driverless robotaxi service to move on to the peninsula. we've seen the circus of what's happened in san francisco. what i'm afraid of >> is that they're going to bring the circus. to san mateo county. >> san mateo county supervisor david kind has been protesting the expansion. he says waymo

has not communicated enough with the communities. they will be operating in. he's also worried about the safety of the driverless tack. and i'm not against the technology. i just don't think not only is ready. >> for primetime, san jose state senator dave cortez. he has introduced a bill allowing cities and counties to have more control over autonomous vehicles. he says there should be a hybrid approach between the state and local governments. motor vehicles in california always been cool, regulated, but local governments, those who sets up or speed limit. so its use sub-sea pros to schools. >> and that's who decides whether or not we have one-way streets two-way streets. senator court as he echoed kind of his concerns about safety. >> he says waymo might be celebrating now, but this expansion could be a disaster. sadly. >> it's just a matter of time before we see more tragedy, lives are at stake, especially with these vehicles. >> well, that was kron four's. dan thorn reporting despite

the expansion into san mateo county waymo cars will not be allowed at sfo. that requires a special permit as well as airport approval. >> i-80 still closed this morning. caltrans posted that there's no estimated time of reopening. they have snow blowers working the streets well, because of the severe conditions, the roads are going to remain closed. hope to reopen the freeway sometime today. >> well, here at home, the south, they even saw some said so here's a time-lapse video from mount hamilton east of san jose. the cameras right on top of the lick observatory. you can actually see the snow start to pile up throughout the day. it's amazing. still ahead, a problem morning news governor newsom announcing a new plan. >> fix problems in the city of oakland. changes coming to tackle crime and clean up the streets. plus, california's

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you need to know. today. a family of 4 was sent to the hospital were smoke inhalation after their apartment complex caught on fire are happened sunday morning on lesage avenue. investigators believe the fire started in the first floor laundry room. red cross

is helping multiple residents who were displaced. documentary telling the story of alexis gabe, twenty-four-year-old oakley woman police say was murdered by partner is set to air on a major streaming service sometime between now and april study featured on episode of the series about to cry. the search is on for suspects after a string of burglaries in oakland's temescal alley. investigators say a number of people broke into stores. they are stole merchandise friday morning. burglars ran off before officers could get to the scene. and the warriors and fortunately ending their winning streak in boston last night. one 11 of their 13 games, including 3 straight on the current road fortunately, they lost 88 when 40. we're going to take on the milwaukee bucks this wednesday night at chase center. well, despite the heavy snow, you've got some businesses in truckee. >> stayed open for their for some. it was a nice time to

find some respite from the storm. hot coffee and a hot meal goes a long way in frigid temps. some of those businesses were also a pretty good place, vine and even power. >> we are open because we're just part of the community. so we tend to help out people. so we have as coming today with driver's command and part of today. we have one of to don't want to well in that day for sugar bowl resort in tahoe. >> oh, my goodness. this is video from the instagram account the door was like, no, you can get out. so google able to reopen a couple of runs on sunday and get the gondola running. the website says they have gotten 113 hope inches of snow in the past 7 days. so that is pretty incredible. we're talking about the snow up there. you know, john has been actively tracking that. john, this now a good time for us to >> yeah, i would wait a little bit longer. we are definitely

still looking at some closures up there specially on those smaller roads. people still trying to shovel everything out. this is a look right up here, incline village and you can see the parking lot right here is that we shoveled off a little bit. got that view of the fence right there. but still a lot of drifts and still some snow coming down in those upper elevations, as you can see in the bay area. we're also not quite done with it just yet. we do have some light showers moving over san francisco in the bay right now. but for the sierra things are improving. really quickly. we do have those lingering showers up there in the form of snow fall right around lake tahoe. really moving forward. only a couple more inches. so as caltrans is able to get out there, get more and more cleared out the week. just looks better and better for your trips up to the mountains. future cast does show for us in the bay area. a few midday sprinkles mostly for the north bay. don't be surprised if you elsewhere. but today is definitely a step back from all that energy that we saw over the weekend. here's a look at tomorrow

morning. we will see some more showers moving on through tomorrow. comes along with the better chance of shower activity. then today will. so today's a bit of a breather tomorrow into early wednesday, we will see a resurgence of a few showers here and there, as you can see, but nothing super heavy as you can see in future cast for the sierra between now and wednesday, really as most as 6 inches of snowfall at the very crest of the sierra. that's about as much as you're getting. so we're not talking feet anymore. any remaining snowfall up? there is definitely just the leftovers. we still do have a winter storm warning for the sierra nevada as well as a few mountains right here at home up into the mendocino and lake county mountains just north of us. just a couple winter weather advisories. winter storm due to some lingering snow in those areas. and yes, still a lot of shoveling that needs to be done before. i would venture up into the sierra likely into tomorrow. now temperatures in the 50's today doesn't matter where you're at mid 50's up the coast. mostly upper 50's

elsewhere. burlingame at 58 degrees today. same for redwood city, south bay. temperatures just shy of 60 san jose. you'll get up to 59 today. mid 50's for the inland east bay with spots like san ramon at 55 oakland, walnut creek, you'll be at 57, same from antioch on over to the late. whoa petaluma at nevada and center fell view. leach be at 56 degrees. a look ahead. does show a few more showers lingering into your tuesday and wednesday, chance of a sprinkle or 2 today. but today i'm going to talk up his mostly cloudy. we will see a gradual increase in temperatures in a much calmer tail and to the week and much calmer weekend to look for 2 ahead of us as compared to this past weekend. as for your roads, what we there is a few wet spots for sure. we do have some showers actively working over the bay bridge right now that is making for a few wet spots. as you make your crossings. same over the san mateo bridge. some overnight showers last night, leaving you with some puddles richmond center fell as well as the golden gate. also having seen some showers over the past few

minutes. great. thank you, john, for that. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and more than 20 million registered voters in california. >> have received a ballot in the mail as far as how many sitting back. it's not a lot ballots are out. but according to political data, voter information service tracking ballot, a voter trends of the 22 million ballots sent out just 2 and a half million have been sent back. that means statewide turnout so far, just 11%. local data says based on these trends, turnout will improve slights but named plan on most of the voters being 65 years and older. >> the electorate is going return. a ballot is going to be close to 60%. seniors were there about a quarter of the registered voters. what's important is that when turnout drops california doesn't drop equally for all populations. this is a real negative impact on turnout among minorities, younger people renters and really does skew the kind

electorate that will decide not only the u.s. senate race but also local contest legislative races, congressional races, ballot measures all across the board. >> well, if you want to vote a reminder that you can drop off your ballot at a local polling center or you can send in the mail. it must be postmarked no later than this tuesday march 10. >> meantime, in the bay area on the latest numbers on ballots in the bay area from the secretary of state's office. as of february. 29, only a portion of ballots issued ahead of the election have been returned in multiple counties. alameda county, only 85,000, 945,000 ballots issued have been returned as of friday, santa clara county, only 123,000 1 million 32 thousand ballots have been returned. and in francisco, 63,000 of the 507. 1000 ballots, issues have been returned. a reminder, kron 4. we're going to be your local election headquarters. so join

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>> all right. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news here. we're going 05:30am. well, we had a weekend job. we saw whole lot of rain and some snow and earn about how much snow we saw on this year. i mean, it was feet of it. we had 5 feet reporting up to 9 feet at the very crest of the sierra. >> and some of those drifts because of gusts of wind around 100 miles per hour.

we're even more impressive than that. we do have 80 still closed this morning. so do hold off on your travel up into this year. but nevada, at least for the next few hours here, it does look like chp and caltrans caltrans should be opening up 80 leader on today. as for what we've got on the golden gate bridge, you can see this view a second ago because it was shrouded out by a few little spots of rainfall moving across the bay area. now you can see it, though, cold air across the region has prompted frost advisories up until 09:00am for marin. sonoma and napa counties. temperatures up there falling as cold as the 30's this morning. take a look at where we're sitting on our temperature map conquered. you're at 46. well, singer rosa napa as well as calistoga in cloverdale. well down into the 30's. so definitely cold start for north bay. neighbors. still some lingering snow up in the sierra nevada. only a couple more inches, though. so really paling in comparison to the feet up on feet of snowfall that we had been seeing where are setting for the bay area. we do have some light showers

moving over san francisco right now. bridges are wet because of that. so do give yourself a little bit of extra time this morning. later on today. we're going to get a break from the rain. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's showers likely to return during our overnight hours tonight. but nothing too heavy for the week ahead of us. as for your roads, i've already mentioned fact that we are definitely wet in the bay bridge. definitely does have some showers rolling over at right now. so give yourself that plenty of extra time. don't want to be hitting the pedal too hard when you're running into the slick puddles this morning, richmond center fell bridge at 7 minutes to make your crossing in the golden gate. definitely a little wet. 19 minutes from novato to the tolls rate. all right, john, thank you that we've got some breaking overnight news santa rosa neighborhood is shut down because of police activity around. 01:00am santa rosa police issued alerts to commuters to avoid the bellevue ranch neighborhood. this is right in the area of stony point between bellevue avenue in town road. >> police have not said why

the roads are shut down. they say the streets are going to be closed for several hours while they investigate. a big story organizers behind the recall effort from alameda district attorney pamela prize. they're going to be submitting signatures this morning. the group says they have enough signatures the place the recall on the ballot callers will tball rolling as f

alameda county district attorney pamela price. she's been on the job for a little bit more than a year now, but almost instantly she faced criticism from many people in the community, the group safe is behind us. that means save alameda county for everyone. that's the acronym they are behind this saying that she has been soft on crime, that she does not obey the will of the people in terms of enhancements. that is the sticking point for them. they want at least voters to decide whether or not she will remain in office for the next 4 years of her term. now, take a look at your screen. this is the group that is in support of pamela price. it's called protect the wind. this is what they had to say about the signatures and the possibility of a recall. it's as if successful, the board of supervisors would appoint an unknown individual to complete the remaining 4 years of da prices term as district attorney. and it also says

that has serious consequences for our democracy. that was the first line that they said if this is verified. as i mentioned, they have 10 days do this. the next question will be, how will this play out? will it be a special election where voters only get to decide this particular issue or will it be on a general election which means more voter turnout and that could happen a little bit later this year. so that's the next question. but first, things first, those signatures need to be submitted and they need to be a verified within a week and a half. back to you. well, thank you for that breakdown. there. so let's switch gears because the search is on for suspect after a string of burglaries happened in oakland. >> this was in the city's temescal alley. investigators say a number of people broke into stores there stole merchandise on friday morning. the burglars ran off before officers could get to the scene. now we heard from some business owners that were impacted by this.

>> on 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 hours, i 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. >> well, if you have any information, you're asked to contact oakland police. state. governor newsom announcing a 10 point plan trying to help the city of oakland. that the strategy targeting street safety. the unification, including installing security cameras, creasing litter reduction, beautification projects councilmember dan kalb says these are not new ideas some of that happening for years now. but he says if the state bolster these efforts and he's board. >> more with the help we can get from the state that you know, the open is not an island and we've always as

many as most cities have you always have interaction within some reliance on federal and state assistance to do different things. that's nothing unusual. and we just a little more assistance than we normally would otherwise here. the state is stepping up to kind of step up, the things they've already been doing and to add new things into that. and that's that's a good plan. >> well, mayor thao, thank the governor for his continued support. state also investing resources to fight crime in oakland, including newsom's recent deployment of 120 chp officers to the city. newsom's office says a recent operation led to the arrest. 71 suspect more than 100 stolen cars. all the peninsula. multiple people have been displaced and apartment complex fire. the salmon in mountain view center family adopt a hospital. this was early sunday morning on sec avenue. firefighters had to cut open walls and ceilings to put out that fire. that to story for unit complex. a

preliminary investigation shows the fire started in the first floor laundry room damages are about estimated to be $500,000 family before they had to be evaluated for smoke inhalation taken to the hospital. the red cross is helping those displaced. well, a documentary telling the story of a lexus game. twenty-four-year-old oakley woman that went missing back in 2022, it's set to air on major streaming services. alexis, gabe disappeared in january of 2022. after months of searching, police determined was a victim of homicide after finding her partial remains. the documentary will highlight her story be featured on an episode of the series about to crime exact air date. we don't know yet, but it's set to air sometime between now and april. for your help this morning, the cdc, they're changing isolations

recommendations for people who test positive for covid. well coming out just talk with a medical expert on what this now means. >> for the last several years, testing positive for covid-19 in staying out of the office or school. now, that's not necessarily required. the centers for disease control says those who test positive for covid-19 no longer have to isolate for 5 days. they say if you test positive, but your symptoms are mild and improving and you're fever-free for 24 hours. you can return to work or school, but some things are changing and what's not changing is that. >> regardless of when you're positive, you need to continue to wear masks unless you can demonstrate you have a negative test that 10 day period is up. >> ucsf, infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says the cdc's new guidance puts the rest of the country in line with changes. california made at the beginning of the year. but the cdc's new covid isolation protocols also mean there's a greater risk. people could

become exposed if you're high risk for. >> getting covid and every year complication from it. the responsibility used that you have to we're cautious. the correction were before because you can't count people around you. careful. >> uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg says those 65 and older or immunocompromised should consider masking in crowded indoor settings and should definitely make sure they're up to date on the vaccine. >> side and that only 40% of those who are older than 65 have gotten. the formulation of the covid, the vaccine. and i think we need to do better. >> also this week, the cdc announced those 65 and older should get a second dose of the updated covid vaccine 4 to 6 months after the first one. experts say this makes sense a high group. >> take advantage of the fact

that we got this vaccine for you. been least former u.s. perfectly 6 that of these 4 words since your last updated vaccine, give you protection. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. well, in berkeley, the american jewish committee is calling for a criminal investigation into a pro-palestinian demonstration that happened last monday. protests happen against an event organized by jewish students and sellers bought playhouse forcing people to have to evacuate attendees and a speaker from israel as well. yeah, 200 protesters breaking through doors of the venue. ajc, the sent a letter ga pamela price argue monday's demonstration was not a normal one friday, we got a chance to talk with the chief legal officer, the committee. >> is why was this allowed to happen and that that requires some explanation from university, which is not to say they're guilty of anything, but it requires an independent investigation.

>> well, in a statement uc berkeley is vice chancellor saying there have been dozens of proteels and seminars to last monday. not assume one had ever been disrupted. we already talking about what we need to do to change. so this does not happen again. so in san francisco rally was held in support for proposition a the problem allow the city to borrow up to 300 million dollars by issuing general obligation, bonds, which can help local governments raise money. more supervisors. president aaron peskin was in the city's chinatown neighborhood to urge residents to vote at their nearest pole station. more than 150 supporters. welcome adam schiff at the firefighter candidate testing center in sacramento saturday. he spoke to the crowd and took part in a meet and greet right afterwards. it's all part of

what the shift campaign is calling the california for all tour featuring stops today in sow cow central valley as well as here in northern california. >> i want to make sure that everyone to help know is that i'm going to be a senator for every part of california. i want to make sure that the folks in the central valley know i'm going to fight for clean water and clean that i'm going to fight in the north for broadband access and available accessible, affordable insurance for their homes. i want to make sure the big cities of folks know that i'm gonna fight to bring back life in the big cities to the unaffordability of housing in the epidemic of homelessness. so we're going to every part of the state and urging voters to turn out. and so far the reaction has been wonderful. >> just tore continues in san diego, san francisco and salinas and wraps up in la today. still out of the morning news. the warriors. >> looking at in the road trip on a high note they were boston taking on the celtics have all the highlights and the reaction go anywhere. the reaction go anywhere. we'll be right back.

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>> well, here are 4 things you to know today. police in saint rose are asking you to avoid the area of stony point road south of belleview avenue to todd road. there is police presence there. we don't have any estimate time of reopening. we don't have any details of why there. but we're going to be following it. marin county officials warning about an increase in fentanyl related deaths just last 2 weeks. it had 5 deaths related to the drug. they also say they're seeing more fentanyl in wastewater. police have arrested a man accused of setting a fire in a target store. video of that incident last saturday. store had to be closed for repairs and they face over 400, not 400,

4 million dollars in damages. as a style says they are planning to reopen today after they were forced to close because of blizzard conditions. it originally planned to reopen on sunday. while drive or collided into snow know, causing some traffic delays. sunday morning in south lake tahoe. chp sharing the photos of the aftermath say the car was driving above speed limit when it crashed into the snow greater. >> now, no injuries. thankfully were reported. meantime, chp, south lake tahoe posted these pictures as a warning to other drivers struck. he was trying to drive without change. remember, they say don't do that. and the car was driving over the speed limit and on the wrong side of the road and the car collided with the snow greater which clears the roads of snow. no injuries reported fair seats. we posted that exit. these are dangerous decisions and they're not smart. we've been

talking about this since last week about how to be safe. and john, you're even say we should wait it out just a little bit before we go up there, right? yeah, 80's still closed at colfax. so if you're trying to get up to this year, you're going to met with some road closures up there still is. you're trying to get up there. >> i went off until at least later on today, preferably into tomorrow. we are still having caltrans out there on the roadways, getting things cleared out after feet up on the feet of snowfall had fallen over the weekend. diamond peak right here. giving you a view of that new money, fresh coat of snowfall, all the way down the lake level and even below that, we do have a few more inches on way this week, but nothing compared to the feet of snowfall. we saw this weekend. so really just the leftovers of moisture that we're looking at this morning. a few light showers moving through san francisco on over the bay bridge into the east bay. right now, nothing too heavy this morning, but just enough to get roadways wet. we should see a few more showers for the north bay into the afternoon. while the rest of us actually catch a bit of a breather from

it. this is around 02:00am tomorrow morning. the resurgence of moisture tomorrow does come along with a better chance of showers than today in particular tomorrow night into wednesday morning, seeing a few more showers drifting on through. as for sierra snow fall, as i mentioned, just a few more inches of it are likely we do still have winter storm warnings up in the sierra nevada as well as just north of the bay area. as you head up own into trinity glenn counties. well, to the north of us, these will expire at 04:00am on wednesday. now here in the bay area, things are chilly this morning set up for a cool afternoon. definitely keep that rain jacket with you as we do have a few more scattered sprinkles this morning. but this afternoon, most of us will actually be staying dry just on the cool side. san jose, one of our warmer spots almost getting up to 60 degrees up at 59 while walnut creek and concord, as well as oakland beach at 57 degrees for your highs today. some mid to upper 50's as well for the north bay. looking

ahead at the rest of the forecast tomorrow and wednesday, a few more showers are looking possible. temperatures gradually warming up and the sets us up for a pretty sunny start to the weekend. just around the corner with highs back into the mid 60's by next friday. as for your rose, it is like out there for sure. we just got the metering lights on at the bay bridge and you can see that backup formed really quickly. looks like it's about to be a busy commute. so give yourself some extra time. we also had some showers on the san mateo bridge. so roadways are slick as you're venturing out. richmond center fell and golden gate also recently haven't seen some showers within the past hour. so there's few puddles out there that you may be encountering rain. i don't think that there was a announced the results of their tax before you tow program. city agency last 2 years ago. so it tax residence just before tow truck is center cars. the mta officials say more than 16,000 vehicles signed up for the program. since then 130 tax $0.7. 70

people were able to move their car. you can actually sign it with his bow. and today more info on our website kron 4 dot com. now let's head over to bay area basketball because the warriors on the road taking on the celtics in boston. the got but kate rooney has the low lights. >> it was supposed to be the exclamation point on excellent stretch of basketball for the warriors. they've won 11 of their last 13 games, including 3 straight on the current road trip. so better way to head into td garden for a matchup with the celtics right? well, not exactly. >> the warriors hoping for a perfect 4 road trip and a rematch. the 2022 nba finals sunday. celtics have been red-hot 10 straight wins and a commanding lead in the eastern conference standings pretty much right out of the it was clear boston owned this one step curry going o for 9 from 3 in the 1st half. the worst 1st half of his dream on

didn't even come into the game after halftime. that's how bad it was. celtic's just on fire from the start. lot of this kind of jalen brown sinks in the stepback. 3 brown finished with 29 points and 5 threes. but the 2nd quarter, 37 point lead for boston, has jayson tatum hits a stepback 3 of his 7wn tatum had 20 points just in the 2nd quarter. he finished with 27 boston scoring 82 points in the 1st so no need to even show the dismal 2nd half as the celtics just low past, the warriors won 40 to 88 dubs trailed by as many as 56 here's what the team had to say about the game after blowout loss trick. flush it down the down the toilet. you know, we had a great road trip. 3, 1, >> we've had a million so boston was amazing. we weren't beating them and so we had

home and get ready for once. that's what we we still do. teams. kind of demoralizing, especially on the road >> you know the shot that you're kind of a given up or whatever the case is that taking advantage of it. so. you feel like you have to play home basketball another and try to make and that's where the momentum shifts just going their way and going their way. tonight, then every little play goes away look up and down corridors. so it's one of those nights. >> now you can always count on steven step for a little bit of perspective. and the bright side, steph, klay and draymond got to have a little bit of extra rest heading into their back-to-back takes place on wednesday and thursday, the host the bucks on wednesday in a little bit of a homecoming at chase center. that'll do it next hour, the kron morning news. a proposed new standards could impose more fines for could impose more fines for airlines

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>> well, the wet and windy weather over the weekend was not ideal for these little girl scouts selling their cookies. we found in julian out in downtown campbell friday night. they are hard working. they say they have to get a little creative to keep the merchandise 10 because >> if it starts raining the girl scout cookies what they get french. we want to the we put them in the bag so they wouldn't get wet. and then we also have them in the boxes over here and the lack

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news organizers are trying to recall alameda county da pamela price and they say they've collected enough signatures to put that on the ballot. a san jose fire station was ransacked. somebody stole their gear and

personal belongings. and 2 protests over the weekend in san francisco calling for a cease-fire between hamas and israel. one turned violent. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and happy monday to you. sorry, bit of rain 3 days, but for this morning and welcome thank you. were trading the time now. james is off this week and here with you reyna and john and understand that where i was in alaska. i i said that cold air to you guys that all snow and the rain and the cold temperatures freezing just didn't want to be left out of so we've got ourselves. but we are definitely looking at a calmer week ahead of us now that heavy, heavy snowfall that the sierra got over the weekend is still resulting in closures on i-80 when she gets a cold facts. so don't be heading up there just yet. but good news, if you do want to be getting up this week.