live at the airport with what we know about it. people in pleasanton are shocked because a man shot and killed a woman led police on a chase and ended up killing himself. we have the details and some parents areataking their child safety into their own hands at uc berkeley will show you what they're doing to go. the extra mile. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. good morning and thanks for waking up with us at 07:00am on a friday which will be. >> what on monday? i know we've got to do that about it will be a i don't yeah, john, you can do the weather and and the math all i know is that we're going to be getting up an hour earlier. and that's not my favorite. but that's okay. we get the extra hours sunshine at the end of the day, which is always nice. >> this is outside at coit

hour this morning with those nice bright skies overhead. we're definitely looking at a nice bright day ahead of us from the north coast to southern california. the coast on up to the sierra. it's easy travel day and just a good one to get outside. i hope you take advantage of it as much as possible. tomorrow morning, we will have a few north bay light showers just during morning hours. after that, we'll dry out the rest of the day. and most of us actually stay dry all day long. another round of rain towards sunday night into monday morning and even more significant round of rain monday night into tuesday morning. those year 3 areas of rainfall to look ahead to today. none of it, though. we've got 30's 40's 50's for your morning. temperatures jackets on this morning. this afternoon, though, it shorts and t-shirts. weather with our warmest temperatures of the forecast this week. highs rising well into the mid to upper 60's rain. right, john, thank you for that. let's get friday. looking at your traffic is pretty light. 13 min iran into the city on the bay bridge, to ridge just short of to 101. it december

fell bridge, 13 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the toast. 21 minutes. let's continue to talk let's get back to as a focus we saw i can't believe is caught on video, but you can see a united airplane taking off from sfo. >> and the tire just falls right off the plane. now the people they were on their way to japan. investigators trying to figure out what happened exactly. we got members will trend line as a foe. he's been talking to pe area, of course, as sfo. let me show you the video. it is rare that it happens even more rare that it's captured on video. but that's exactly what happened shortly after noon when the flight testing for osaka, japan. they were trying

to tuck in its landing gear when all of a sudden one of its tires falls off. and then lands on a couple of cars in the employee parking lot. how they knew it. who knows? i mean, sometimes you don't know, especially with so many tires on an aircraft, but they knew it to the point where they had to make an emergency landing at lax. that plane actually was towed from the runways. so it would hopefully stay intact. no damage as far as its landing gear. got it to the gate where it will be looked at by federal investigators, the aircraft as well as the tire. the remaining passengers. we're talking 249 crew and passengers. they were put on another aircraft and then finally taken to osaka japan. so lots going on. actually 3 areas now that i think about it, the tire here, the plane at lax, los angeles and the passengers osaka, japan. so

whether it's an engineering problem and we've talked about aircraft, reena and daria for the past couple of months with alaska airlines, the boeing aircraft, whether it's an engineering problem this time once again or if it's a maintenance that's still pyears >> i will thank you for that break down their time now is 703. and another big story that we're following this morning. 2 people are dead. there was a murder that led to a chase that ended with a suicide. police say the suspect in the chase shot and killed a woman at a home in pleasanton. and then after that led police on a chase that shut down 5.80, right near stanley and for some. and harry has more. >> everyone i spoke to says this neighborhood is extremely quiet and the experience almost no crime. they say the situation is very sad, but they're grateful the threat is over a little bit strange and shocking. that's how people

live in this neighborhood described what happened thursday. saginaw circle near santa rita road and west lost see does boulevard covered crime scene tape amid a murder suicide investigation this morning around 11 o'clock >> i some bangs, apparently there was a gunshot at that time. i didn't recognize it as a quest on. this woman who didn't want to appear on camera. >> says she was home in pleasanton. police responded and found the victim dead with multiple gunshot wounds. that was a swath when they came in. she says she's lived in this complex since 1997, but she has never seen a police presence like this one. the shooting was then almost immediately followed by a police chase. there are requesting assistance. their officers were actively in pursuit of a known a murder suspect on 5.80. that pursuit ended in san leandro. >> near the benedict drive exit, the driver died from a

self-inflicted gunshot wound. the suspect vehicle while him pursue. >> crash. and at that point, there was a high risk staff as well as the standoff for approximately 30 minutes. it was determined that the suspect had to come to his own injuries. i saw on the news earlier. >> the 5.80, was shut down. and i said, that's crazy. that's a major freeway shut down for hours. then i came home to see police tape around her neighborhood and found out that it was related. tim parks as he chose to live here in pleasanton because it's a safe community. he never expected anything like this. >> he says he's not sure who the suspect or the victim. it's i don't know who live there. >> maybe i saw them, but i don't know if i know who does or not, it just a disturbed guy. didn't know how to control his emotions. i guess it's only thing goes through my mind. pleasanton police is handling the murder investigation. again, there is no threat to the public at

this time. >> in pleasanton amanda hari kron. 4 happening today. you 3 men charged with the shooting death of security guard. kevin as she deserve be back in court along gilbert hershel hale and shadihia mitchell face arraignment 8.30 this morning. kevin, as she was shot and killed in november of 2021. while protecting a kron for news crew in oakland, all 3 men face murder charges as well as charges of attempted robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. >> it's 706, in the east bay. some parents of uc berkeley students are fed up. they're concerned about safety for their students. so they're taking the matter into their own hands. and it all got together. they hired private security guards to help robbers. michael thomas is in the newsroom to talk about the pair to do it. hey, good morning, everyone. that's right. these parents say that they have had enough essentially putting together a pilot program for private security to surround uc berkeley. >> and again, it's going to be called safe bears. and it's going to last for the next 2 weeks and take place during the overnight hours, making

sure that students don't fall victim to the city's crime issues. we've got a map up on your screens. you can see just exactly where that private security is set to be placed. they're going to be there between the hours of 6, 30 at night until 03:00am. and it was chosen based off of crime reports that were done in the last 6 months. you can see it's a square shaped area and it runs about 5 blocks long from bancroft way all the way down to dwight way. that also along piedmont avenue in total, there's going to be 6 security ambassadors. they're all going to be wearing bright colors and be assigned to different areas with one that will make rounds on a bike. they're being paid and organized by parents privately that say enough is enough when it comes to the area's crime in the overall goal is to put pressure on uc berkeley's administration to get something similar put in place. the safety ambassadors all have california guard cards. however, they will not be armed at all and they will not be carrying pepper spray batons, handcuffs or any other defense equipment, essentially

because their purpose is to be physical deterrence as they roam the area and also escort students from one place to another. this pilot program will end on saturday march 23rd. as of right now, parents have a goal of raising $300,000 for this initiative, but they've only raised about 40,000. so we did reach out to the organizers this morning. we're hoping to hear back from them at some point. and as we get more feedback from the uc berkeley officials will keep you updated. live in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas reyna darnell. send it back to all right, michael, thank you for that. time now is 708, and daly city police are looking for a man who tried to rob a grocery store employee. this happened. >> tuesday around 2 in the morning. the worker was going to work at lucky's on mission street. and a man approached him, pointed a gun at him, demanded his wallet. the employee actually started banging on the doors of the store to try to get him. the man ended up shooting him in the foot and then took off in a silver toyota avalon. and

the north bay, a sonoma man has been arrested for an armed robbery of a convenience store. police arrested joseph witching. they say that he went to the community store, the glenn l and communities arnold drive around 11 o'clock tuesday night demanded money. the clerk refused and then they say he that showed a gun tucked into his waistband, took off with the cash register cash from the cash register now in the south bay. you've got people living san jose. so be able to take light rail to the milpitas bart station vta board unanimously approved an extension project. construction could begin as soon as this summer. san jose mayor sam liccardo reacting on exe part. the expansion of public transportation. one of the most densely populated traffic, congested neighborhoods. it's long overdue. still on the morning news sharks are facing a lawsuit after family says a coach sexually abused their child. well, the parents say complaints they put 4 went unheard.

>> plus, a mayoral candidates in san francisco are criticizing. they are a lot of great. up for the city her. leadership is not taken say hours is going the right direction. wastewater spill into the russian river yet again, what officials think caused this to happen. art the weekend and a really nice know today we're looking forward to a lot of sunshine. >> as we moved to saturday night, look forward extra hour of daylight during the afternoon. but you are going to lose that hour of sleep, to lose that hour of sleep, adjust those

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>> it's 7.13, in the north bay water officials in sonoma

county say more than 270,000 gallons of wastewater spilled into the russian river. it happened last week. it came from the county sanitation treatment plant. the recent storms they're thinking may have been the cause. but environmentalists say a specialists say there is no impact on the wildlife. all right. we'll leave a lot of day to kind of just enjoy the sunshine and then you things are going to switch a little storm door. still open yeah, it will still open very, very gently tomorrow morning and mostly just for the north bay. >> today, though, no storm door. it is beautiful. crystal clear absolutely looking incredible this morning. no cloud cover whatsoever. >> nice comfortable afternoon to look forward to that as well. radar showing you dry skies all across the state. we are going to be looking at dry conditions all day long today, but only today that low pressure area to our north starts edge its way in tomorrow, displacing the high pressure ridge that's keeping us dry for now. some of the

time everything out for you. we actually have 3 rounds of rain fall ahead of us. the first tomorrow's hardly noticeable for most areas. we will see morning showers for marin, sonoma, napa, lake and mendocino counties, but really dissipating by the time they reach the rest of the bay area, possibly just a few midday sprinkles for sf. oakland, vallejo spots like that. rest of the day looks dry. just a little bit cooler that the few more clouds sunday starts dry. but by sunday afternoon, our next round of rainfall. and this one is actually going to get more of us across the bay area. wet towards the afternoon and evening sunday night into monday morning. we'll dry out during the day on monday before next round of rain monday night into tuesday. sierra snow fall, maybe an inch at most on donner summit saturday morning. nothing that's going hold anyone up. much more significant snowfall expected as we move into next week. so do anticipate another few feet of snowfall in the crest of the sierra really kicking off sunday night through tuesday

in the meantime, today is easily the the weekend beginning outside. not that the rest of the weekend looks particularly bad. it's just today looks particularly good mid to upper 60's spots like foster city down through mountain view, close to 70 for campbell in san jose. each up to 68 east bay temps mid 60's for you. hayward at 65 castro valley in walnut creek. nice. 66 in vallejo and benicia all the way up to 67 today. gorgeous feeling day. as for tomorrow, temperatures do fall a little bit. we'll have those north bay showers. but afternoon skies drying back out sunday night into monday. another round of rain and our most significant round of rain likely monday night into tuesday. great. all right, john, thank you for that was here on a friday, things are looking very light. >> 40 minute ride into the city. no major delays or issues there. mateo bridge about 14 80 to 101, you're ritchie's 7th over 13 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 23 minutes. time now. 7.16, for your money this morning. business groups are

suing over a new rule that limits credit card fees and the monthly jobs report just came out. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more happy friday, hi. sorry. happy friday. so some good, some bad and the jobs report. we did see 275,000 jobs added in february. so it's more than expected. >> less than january and the government did revise slower job growth in december and january as well. the unemployment rate jumped up to 3.9% factory jobs were lost, but we did see jobs again in health care and retail leisure hospitality, as well government jobs market seemed to like it because we're looking higher so far this morning, we'll banking groups and texas business associations ask a federal court to abolish that new rule that would cap most credit card late fees at $8. the consumer financial protection bureau announced that new limit this week. well, the bank say that the new rule was rushed through and could lead to lower credit scores. the government says it will save consumers. 10 billion dollars

a year. and some analysts believe costco will need to raise its membership fee soon. the cost now to shop at costco is $60 a year for the standard membership. that has not changed since 2017, they'll sales were higher. costco, the most recent month led by the selling of gold and silver bars which sold out gap's holiday earnings came in ahead of wall street. expectations says it's old, maybe return to growth for the first time in more than a year. old navy and gap have seen signs of progress but banana republic and athleta are still dragging down sales and profits sales for help. if you or i to markdowns, live from the nasdaq market site, i'm jane king back to bury. all right. thanks a lot and have a good weekend. >> thanks. all right. well, a national news president joe biden addressed the nation, his annual state of the union speech when he talked about the foreign crises. so what's going on with migrants at the southern border? >> our dc correspondent hudson has highlights. >> during his state of the union address tonight, president biden is looking to build a case for his

re-election in november where he is expected to face a heated challenge from former president trump. >> that's just speaker the president of the united states tonight under the lights of the house chamber, president biden will deliver his annual state of the union address. he will share why he is hopeful about. this country's future. the white house says the president will talk about his vision for the economy and will also focus on mental health and reproductive rights, protecting women's reproductive health in the face of relentless attacks. the president will be greeted by the new leader of the house speaker mike johnson, who has been a major critic of the biden administration. our economic strength is in decline. >> everyday goods are more expensive. people can barely afford the cost of living. now, ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says he wants the president to talk about lauren calls for families. we've done. i think a good job on keeping the price of insulin at $35. i want to

>> limit the out-of-pocket costs for seniors. were moving in that way. and after the president speaks tonight, alabama senator katie britt will give the official republican response. >> and former president trump says he'll be watching tonight and plans to do a play-by-play of the speech reporting in washington. reshad hudson, back to and kron four's your local election headquarters and these 3. >> are trying to replace london breed of san francisco's next mayor. and they're all talking about. >> what they think of her state of the city address yesterday as supervisor mark farrell, city supervisor ahsha safai and philanthropist daniel lurie. they say the mayor spinner time painting a pretty picture of the city, but it's just a little too late. >> so the glaring miss for me was there wasn't a conversations about how we're going to make san francisco more livable and affordable for all san francisco families. it wasn't a conversation about working families. frontline workers

and how they're struggling in. the mayor mentioned teachers, nurses, firefighters, but she didn't say there's thousands of vacancies within those department. the electorate has changed. they want. leadership inside of city hall. they want someone to come in and turn our city back around. >> lori says that the mayor didn't offer any particularly new ideas or approaches and he says that he's the only person who's running from outside what he calls a failed system. he also says he's tired of the negativity. >> i'm tired of the excuses and the finger pointing instead of accountable leadership and getting meaningful results. this is not a crisis of resources with a 14.6 billion dollar budget. this is a crisis of leadership. we all know this and and so i am incredibly optimistic. the best days of our city are ahead of us. but it's going to require

leadership from outside of that building. >> well, as for mayor breed in her dress, she thanked the city's voters for approving prop ee, which she says will give police more freedom. more tools to catch criminals. they're also outlined her plans to revitalize downtown san francisco says she wants to attract new businesses and also wants to add housing. >> it's 7.21, coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to take a look at what happened in the east bay at a bakery of business vandalized with anti-semitic graffiti. >> cfos moved to help the environment by not selling plastic water bottles. actually, a study says that that's done more harm than good to the environment.

>> 7.24, a bicyclist is seriously hurt, had to go to the hospital because of a crash that happened last night. the area of hamilton and latimer avenues near campbell. >> a motorcycle hit the bicyclist around 7 o'clock in the evening. the bicyclist was taken to a hospital. >> well, the san francisco fire department, they've passed a new fire code legislation for lithium-ion batteries at bikes and scooters. this is in response to an increase in reported fires due to the batteries charging capabilities. the department says they're boston people to adhere to safety recommendations outlined by the national fire protection agency. they want people to refrain from using generic charging ports that could potentially result in residential fires. well, that

policy changes. san francisco comes as a fire department mountain view. they had to deal with the fire related to that lithium ion batteries. fire officials say they responded to an apartment building and the 2200 block california street people inside reported a fire and an explosion. firefighters out and eat bike and his battery damaged by the fire. they say it appears the fire was started on may be a malfunction in the charging of the battery pack. all residents thankfully self evacuated. they were safe before fire crews arrived. it's 7.25. and you sfo doesn't sell plastic water bottles when you go to the airport anymore. whether study that says that actually that's not. >> helping the environment sfl became the first major airport in the country to ban the sale of plastic water bottles in 2019 and a study looked at this and they found that what the airport turned to instead you can buy these aluminum bottles there. that's what they sell the water. and now

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>> it's 7.29. we're following the weather for you on a friday. and it looks like it's going to be gorgeous out. will be a nice day, john, get alike in beautiful. yeah, i

definitely hope you do. it is looking like a good one to get out there as much as you can. i mean, you got the sunshine sitting in san francisco right now and look at coit hours sitting under that son as well. beautiful skies this morning. >> now we are going to see dry conditions all across the state today, but doesn't necessarily hold all week long. well, not necessarily. let me break down really quickly for you. what our weekend potential is tomorrow morning. a few light showers in the north bay. not really for the rest of us drying out into your saturday afternoon. sunday starts dry. but by sunday afternoon, expect showers to return. today is our most consistently dry one and our warmest want to. if you do want to get out there, temps right now are in the 30's for dublin livermore as well. santa rosa, each at 37 degrees, petaluma and fairfax sitting at 38. so jackets on this morning. this afternoon, though, you'll be able to break out the shorts again as we enjoy some mid to upper 60's right now. i'm john, thank you for that. like this is on a friday. >> they bridge right now. meter lights are on and 15 minutes to make your commute.

mateo bridge about 15 minutes there. it was december feel just short of 14 minutes and the golden gate bridge 37 of the tolls. 26 minutes at 7.30, and a san jose junior sharks coach is being accused of assault lawsuit claims a coach would grow his players before taking advantage of that. and this lawsuit is also bringing to light a lot of troubling allegations against the management for the team. com force theresa has more. >> absolutely tragic situation. you know, young boy being taken advantage of by coach. >> mark boskovich is an attorney representing the family and child at the center of a civil lawsuit against this man. kevin whitmer and the san jose sharks when there was a coach for the junior sharks, youth hockey organization last november, santa clara prosecutors charged with murder with 30 felony counts of abuse and 20 counts of possession of child.

>> there was a another parent that raise concerns about how he was using his position as coach to really, you know, control the athletes in an unhealthy way. boskovich says on multiple occasions, parents reached out to complain to the sharks organization. >> about observing whitmer demonstrating disturbing behavior with young players. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of the open that you should expect that organization would have to tack to it if it were properly supervise and its coaches athletes. also boskovich says that the suit alleges the organization failed to follow. >> national youth guidelines by allowing whitner to be alone with minors in the sharks. locker room. >> the unique issue to hockey and there were coaches over the years that have done similar kinda things in locker rooms. and so that's why usa

hockey, but this in place and enforced on its clubs and this is the situation of were club just decided to ignore about a new better. >> boskovich says fundamentally the suit's goals is descend. a clear message. and this is exactly why we need these kind of rules and we need to enforce them otherwise or get other member clubs are going to have the same situation. they're handsome. >> we want to prevent that as best we can in the future. >> as for what mayor, he remains in custody, he is entered a not guilty plea in his criminal case. we reached out to the sharks organization for comment but have not received a response yet theresa kron, 4 news. >> on the peninsula, man has been arrested for threatening to go on a killing spree on the campus of youtube in san bruno. shachar littleton, the 4th was denied bail at a hearing on wednesday, the san mateo county da's office says that he threatened to shoot and kill multiple people on

the campus through social media county pleaded not guilty. 2 felony charges. his preliminary hearing is march 13th. welcome. police are investigating a shooting that have interstate 9.80, right near 11th street have an early thursday morning. police say a man felt something hit his car. he got out to see what happened. that's when another car drove alongside him and opened fire. no one was injured. and police say that investigation is ongoing. well, the owner of a popular east bay bagel shop says her business was targeted with anti-semitic graffiti. thorn has that story. >> the sidewalk usually filled with a line of customers waiting for a popular boy. chick bagel was vandalized this week with this graffiti 0, 6, owner emily winston says it's an attack against her jewish-owned business. it's pretty pretty upsetting. >> to get that is my first time getting such a thing winston says the graffiti popped up in 2 spots outside

of her college avenue shop wednesday afternoon. >> she later, but paint remover to scrub it out. i'm mad. i'm >> you know, out here. building a great thing that people love and it's really easy for some of the coming off the sidelines and deface it doesn't take too much effort to throw down a little spray. paint takes a lot more effort to scrub it off. >> boychuk bagels is not the first jewish-owned bay area business to be targeted since the israel-hamas war began last october. smitten ice cream in san francisco's mission district was forced to temporarily close in november. vandals smashed in the windows and spraypainted free palestine. winston says she nor her business is openly taking a stance on the war in gaza. but they have received threats on social media. winston says she still views the bay area as a shining example of acceptance and just wants to focus on what she does best. there's a lot of jewish business owners who are finding themselves put into

the cross when it is not. >> something that we're involved with. i'm 6,000 miles away, making i'm not running middle east politics in berkeley, dan thorn. >> kron 4 news with these break into lgbtq youth center in oakland, the front door was damaged after a town news club location. >> the oakland lgbtq community center leaders at the center tell us now pretty early yeeay morning. it's pretty unclear what specifically that these took center tells us they will replace the damaged or >> time. now 7.36 and another retailer is leaving san francisco. the north face supervisor and new york and ashes. stuffy as the one who told us here at kron 4 that north face is going to be closing its post street store. the outdoor retailer was founded in san francisco in 1964, and that post street location is there only store in san francisco. they're going to close on march 31st.

north face tells kron 4 they will continue to operate their other bay area stores in santa clara berkeley, walnut creek and palo alto. >> we were able to hold him accountable when a public official abuses the public's trust and gains position of authority and uses it to steal taxpayer funds, personal and that rhodes trust trust in the government. >> alameda county da pamela price announcing a plea deal between prosecutors and former fremont city manager mark down ash. the former manager pleaded guilty to fraud for misusing his city-issued credit card for personal expenses. tonight was fired in 2021. he will serve 3 months behind bars and pay the city back more than $300,000. well, republicans in the state legislature are now demanding governor gavin newsom provide more information about an exemption. >> in the state's new minimum wage law, this comes in a room a report suggesting that newsom included a loophole in

that would benefit is donors who own 2 dozen pena arab red location. correspondent eytan wallace has that story. if there's nothing there proving republican senate minority leader brian jones says that's his message to governor gavin newsom over a very specific exemption made in the state's new fast food minimum wage law. >> the law will require most fast food chains in california to increase the minimum wage to $20 per hour by april. 1st, but a car but was made for businesses that bake and sell bread as a standalone item. many have said that includes panera. a bloomberg article last week suggested that car about was put in place to benefit. newsom. don't or and panera bread. franchisee billionare greg flynn after he expressed concern the new minimum wage would hurt the 2 dozen panera bread franchises he owns across the for his part. newsom says the latest story is much ado about nothing. in a statement last week his office wrote the governor never met with flynn in this story is absurd. our

legal team has reviewed and it appears panera is not exempt from the law. this resolution, democratic senator dave cortese was the senate labor cheer when the bill was negotiated last year and now he's the ethics chair from what he knows. there's important context and history behind the bread minimum wage exemption. one of the reason other kinds of facilities was concerned the area of their jurisdiction was going to be encroached upon by the bill. >> what was that i don't think that needs to be investigated. i think we're transparent about that. they were just stay out of our business. still, republicans say they want answers last week they demanded attorney general rob bonta launched an ethics investigation and now they've sent the governor this public records request demanding access to all documents and communications that led up to the carve out where this exemption comfort. >> nobody seems to know everybody oh, i don't know where came from. it came from somewhere. if there's nothing to see here that shows that there's nothing to see here.

we think. but there's a lot to see here and we want to get to the bottom of it for the voters and the taxpayers of california. >> and we reached out to the governor's office for specific reaction to the republican led public records request. but all they could say they received it and they're processing has for flynn. he says carve out or no carve out. he plans to increase the minimum wage to $20 an hour at his california panera. bread locations reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. and we've got the latest on steph curry's injury. we'll talk more about that when we come back. and this weekend, we're looking forward to some sunshine today. a little bit of cloud cover tomorrow after morning sprinkles. >> but also a bit of a time change. korea. don't forget to adjust those clocks before you go to bed saturday night into sunday morning, we will be losing an hour's know, or sunshine in the afternoon. more in your forecast is more in your forecast is ahead.

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because of jacoby and meyers, it a medical bill or things like . if i know of any accident, i'm . >> now, o k s 7.42. right now. i don't i don't want the rivian and i know they're pretty cool and they those electric cars are kind of boxy, though. and there's a new one that's just come out songs have a car that on the real has at today's tech smart. >> in an online world filled with leaks, the all electric car maker rivian still managed to pull off a surprise. not only did they show off the smaller suv. everyone expected. they also showed off 2 smaller crossovers as well. >> a trifecta of announcements from electric car maker rivian at a critical time. they're

sort of in evening rally death, if you well where? those things mean at this point. 0st up, a smaller suv called the art thou. it has 5 seats and is expected to go over 300 miles on a charge. both rose fold completely flat. there are 11 cameras and 5 radar sensors for driver assistance starting price. $45,000. they wanted to build off of what was great about our one but something much more affordable price point so we can get more people into the break. one key change to our 2 will come equipped with tesla's charging port. >> called any cs, which will allow it to tap into the supercharger network obviously got a very amazing charging that network and being able to utilize that is going to help not only ready and but all the other brands that have signed up to do that next. a surprise with audible gasps from the audience. a review in our 3

midsize crossover. >> the company light on details, but it will likely be their most affordable car they also showed off a performance version called the are 3 acts. i think for the folks that want fool electric cars there often. i think this is going to one theme. rivian's are built to instill a sense of adventure. every decision interior i'm really delivery. start in twenty-twenty 6 for the suv such a critical juncture. >> we do have to look the be in the middle of >> you can place $100 reservation for the are 2 right now. deliveries are expected in the 1st half of 2026. with the r 3 and the are 3 acts to follow some time after that. if you want to learn more about the new

rivian suv using go to my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. all right. yeah. now i stand corrected. i actually like the ar. what's that? artery? no. >> the 3 with a little bit of a curve like this. a little smaller hughes, 2026. we'll see a time to say would that. it take your car to your heat and just enjoy a little sunshine out there. today is going to be a gorgeous one out there for sure. looking outside at san jose. nothing but that's an above the south bay and really the rest of the state to from the coast. the sierra southern california to the north coast. all of us are looking dry today. but, you know, it's to the north of us. it's not going to last for too long. low-pressure dives in starting tomorrow. and we actually have 3 rounds of rainfall just over the next few days. so really take advantage today's sunshine and mild conditions. tomorrow. we will be looking at a few morning sprinkles. this is a look at our rainfall totals.

it's really just for the north bay, possibly a sprinkle or 2 in sf early santa rosa. some light morning showers. timing it out for us. we stay dry and clear today. but tomorrow morning, that line of showers drops into the north bay around 7, 08:00am, to 09:00am but really dissipates as it reaches the rest of the bay area. so the rest of your saturday after a little morning hiccup for the north bay actually looks pretty good. i'll be a little cooler. just a few passing clouds sunday starts dry. but by sunday afternoon, rainfall pushes back in sunday afternoon into evening. some of our rainiest whether of the weekend. but our biggest storm is actually going to be monday night into tuesday morning saturday morning snowfall in the sierra. it's hardly anything to no less than an inch. next week, though, on the other hand, we start to see multiple feet of it piling up again, likely around one to 3 feet at the crest of the sierra nevada. so not near as significant as your last snow maker was up there, but enough to get roadways a little slick into next week. temperatures will be in the 60's for your

daytime highs for almost everyone today in for a few of us will be inching close to the 70 degree mark spots like san jose and campbell in the south bay. up to 68 for your highs. mid 60's for the east bay with the union city and san leandro at 65 walnut creek. castro valley at 66 benicia. allay. you'll be up to 67 this afternoon. temps tomorrow in the upper 50's for a lot of us after this morning. showers do expect some sunshine to peer back out spring forward an hour sunday morning. before you get up. so don't forget to adjust the clocks sunday night into monday morning. our second round of rain and the 3rd in biggest one arriving monday night into tuesday. right now. i'm john, thank you for that friday. light looks good on our traffic this morning bay bridge about 14 minutes. >> heading into the city, mateo bridge. 14 didn't want to one richards ever feel rich. 17 minutes. things are going a little slow there. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the toast. 24 minute drive some 48 some parents people

that are vulnerable are taking matters into their own hand. oakland community organizers hit the streets. these people just went through and cleared out trash with their own money instead of waiting for the city to do it. yeah, they did. kron four's. philippe gaulle says the group wants to show the power of community. >> cleaner neighborhoods, safer streets or working with the unhoused residents and to get this done. armed with shovels, brooms and pride for the town. crews meet up to pick up trash for the last 3 weeks. we've been really intensely focused on cleaning up the founded community, ready core, a local grassroots group that for decades has provided security in neighborhoods, held food giveaways and most recently has been conducting an illegal dumping cleanup blitz in oakland. >> as part of its good neighbor program, focusing the past few days on the western part of town. you don't get any funds from the were community organization with independently funded. and

we're doing this on 6 months ago. fox as crc raised funds for and purchased a large garbage truck. since then, fox says it has collected more than 10 tons of trash. the group even stopped by state goal delhi this week and helped clean up the mounds of trash that piled up in front of the business. you have so many people talking about what's wrong with and yes, there are problems. >> but in our communities that been problems for a long time. and when when it we've stood up. but bonded together. and worked out situation. the deli has been a years long standoff with the city about paying the excess litter fee. most food businesses are obligated to pay annually to fund dumping cleanups. >> with interest and late fees, the balance almost reached $10,000, but the city sent the owner a letter thursday reducing those fees to just under $600. the community has also raised nearly $11,000 online to help

the deli recover from recent burglaries. we want to show the world that oakland can come together. >> as the polls and this being divisive, him breaking a support that we want to come together. it's so that the city can work in unison to better situation. deli owner jason herbers says, quote, we fought and won. fox says crc will continue to hold cleanups on a monthly basis. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> 7.50, right now. let's talk basketball. the warriors taking on the bulls at the chase center and nail biting game sports. director jason dumas says the highlights. >> the warriors have a great opportunity in front of them. they've already gotten past the tough part of their schedule. there are more winnable games on their schedule. moving forward that any of the teams they are jockeying for position with. and on thursday night was one of those games against the chicago bulls staff looking to lead the way on this late

season push with a healthy team. kind of ironic. you'll know why soon. 3rd quarter pulls up for t j d. >> he's playing really well right now. he gets tally. you. but the bulls. they were all fired to 3rd. that was coby white, putting them up 11. but the warriors storm back in the 4th trayce jackson-davis leads the break to moses moody. all see that very often. they take the lead. but this is when the worst possible thing that could have happened happened steps with that ankle driving to the rim. he would leave the game and not return. we still don't know status of that ankle. all right. under a minute to go warriors down to klay thompson gives them the lead. but the next possession demar derozan has been doing this for a decade. 3 points the hard way they take a 2 point lead last shot for the warriors. they get the look. they want. but brandon play jetski smokes the layup. that

is tough now after the game, the warriors were asked about their three-point shooting. they did not shoot it. well, here's what klay thompson had to say. it. >> i mean, it's frustrating when you miss any shot. you know, we expect them all to go in that, that's life what you can do when the shot isn't far from the primaries, move the ball a little more and penetrate the lane and try and get to the free-throw line or a couple easy looks at the rim and that usually opens up plenty of catch-and-shoot opportunities 3. >> all right. that's your look at sports. >> 72 and we'll be right back.

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taking matters into their own hands, trying ensure students a uc berkeley are safe. why they felt they had to do it in a something on their own and a woman was shot and killed in her home and the suspected shooter led police on a chase shut down a freeway for hours in the east bay looks plain how it all happened. take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are.

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falls off mid-flight. we'll take you to sf over the very latest. and pleasanton. neighbors are shocked because a man killed a woman led police on a chase and then killed himself. we've got the details. plus, a group of parents have decided to keep their children safe students uc berkeley. they're going to pay for their own private security guards. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a friday. i'm daria, rain and the dames this morning, sunshine. we're experiencing that today for the rest of the weekend. not so much, though, right? we've got changes on the way high, john. yes, absolutely. looking out of changes this weekend. just want to keep us on our toes today, though. it's easy peasy we're getting outside the sunshine, mild temperatures. >> beautiful afternoon ahead of us already. a nice morning.