on kron. 4 news at noon. the parents of uc berkeley students taking safety concerns into their own hands. well, they say they are hiring private security guards for their kids. plus, neighbors in pleasanton shocked after a fatal shooting and police chase. and a big scare for passengers on board a united airlines flight out of sfo

after a tire falls off the plane just after takeoff. we're back at the airport with continuing coverage today. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. at noon. >> thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. we begin with breaking news out of san francisco. the san francisco fire department responding to a water main break this morning on will street just off 19th avenue. you can see that water shooting high into the sky in the vicinity of pine lake park near stern grove. in this video. this is footage from the citizen app. firefighters are assessing risks to buildings and residents right now while crews from the san francisco public utilities commission are working to repair this break. customers in the area may experience low or no water pressure. officials say that repairs may take some time due to the size of the pipe affected here.

traffic in the area may be heavily impacted and drivers are advised to seek alter alternate routes. as muni says many service has not been impacted. at the end of the stern grove festival in 2021, you may recall this a water main break flooded the area shutting down the grove more than 70,000 gallons of water spilled out causing could catastrophic damage. the final concert of the summer with in which to short was to perform, had to be canceled. the sigma stearns groves concert meadow was able to reopen for the festival in 2022. we do have a reporter headed to that water main break and we'll bring you any updates as soon as they come into our newsroom. so stay tuned for that. one day after united airlines flight lost a tire during takeoff from sfo. investigators are working to figure out just what happened there. well, for charles clifford joins us live now from the airport after speaking with some passengers, charles.

>> well, this just a crazy story. nobody flies an airplane, wants to see a tire fall off. and we're learning today that a federal transportation authorities will be investigate. >> a dramatic scene caught on video as a tire falls off the landing gear of a boeing triple 7 just after takeoff from sfo thursday morning. the tire landed in an airport employee parking lot, crushing one car and damaging at least one other vehicle. thankfully, no one was injured. the plane which was bound for osaka. japan landed at lax thursday afternoon without incident. at this point. it's unclear why the wheel came off in response. the faa said in a statement that they will be conducting an investigation. >> thank goodness this didn't happen. >> over a park, henry harteveldt is a travel industry analyst with the atmosphere research group. he says an investigation is inevitable. the ntsb is going to get the tire and look for any other piece parts of the landing gear assembly so that it can determine what was the cause of this accident? was it

something as simple as forgetting to perhaps tightness of nuts and bolts or is there something more to it? is there perhaps medal that he failure or whatever else could be. because at sfo on friday, most of the travelers we talked to had heard about what happened, but we're discouraged when it comes to getting on an airplane to find a sofa, comfortable find a means you know, things don't for. >> all right, back live. now, that is the very latest heard us charles clifford kron, 4 all right, charles, thank you so much. well, this recent incident adds to a growing list of issues for boeing. federal authorities are investigating several recent issues with the company's aircraft ranging from loose tires to a door flying off during a flight 2 plane engines catching on fire, an engine on a united airlines flight caught fire right after take off from houston monday night. the man who took this video here says it sounded like a bomb went off. the crew

was able to make an emergency landing. no one was hurt. and just last month, federal investigators say the rudder controls on another for united airlines flight failed during a landing in new jersey. the pilots say the rudder pedals which control the rotation of the plane got stuck. the pilot says they had to use another steering mechanism and were able to safely land the plane. investigators say mechanics couldn't pinpoint the exact problem that the plane work normally after they swapped out some of the rhetoric control parts and a few weeks before that, a delta flight last and nose wheel ball preparing for takeoff in atlanta. no one was hurt in that situation. the most terrifying incident, though, was an early january when a door panel full off an alaska airlines flight. a preliminary report found 4 that should have held the door plug in place were missing when the plane left boeing's factory. last week, regulators gave boeing 90 days to provide a plan to address these recent safety issues. today, police

continue their investigation into a pleasant and murder. investigators say the suspect led police on a chase before turning the gun on himself. kron four's amanda hari has the details. >> 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 boulevard covered crime scene tape amid a murder suicide investigation this morning around 11 o'clock >> i some loud bangs, happy there was a gunshot at that time. i didn't recognize it as a question. 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 and 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 in 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 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 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 news. >> daly city police are looking for a man who they say tried to rob a grocery store employee. the incident happened last tuesday around 2 o'clock in the morning near lucky's on mission street. officers say the employee was arriving for work when the man pointed a gun at him and demanded his wallet. the employee told police that he started banging on the doors of the store to be let inside. that's when the robber shot him in the foot before driving off in a silver toyota avalon.

parents of some uc berkeley students are hiring private security guards in an effort to keep their kids safe. they say proper as michael thomas brings us the details. >> this pilot program was put together by parents and will essentially take place over the next 2 weeks. it's called safe. there's it's going to happen during the overnight hours. essentially, parents say they want to make sure that students don't fall victim of any of the city's crime issues. take a look. this is a map up on your screens. you can see just exactly where it's going to take place again. it will happen between the hours of 06:30pm, and 03:00am those hours in this area were 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's about 5 blocks long from bancroft way all the way down to do wit way then also along piedmont avenue and total, there's going to be 6 security ambassadors at a wear bright colors and be assigned to different areas with one. it will make rounds on a bike. they're going to be paid and organized by parents and say enough is enough when it comes to the area's crime. the

overall goal is to put pressure on administration at the university to get a similar program put in place. the safety ambassadors, all have california guard cards and if undergone background checks but will not carry any type of weapons. so no pepper spray, batons, handcuffs or anything else when it comes to defense equipment. the purpose is for them to serve as a physical deter. and as they roam the area, an escort students by request from one place to another. the pilot program will and on saturday march 23rd. as of right now, parents have a goal of raising $300,000 for the safe care fund, but it only raised currently around 40,000. we did reach out to organizers for their thoughts. and as we get more information from the university and the organization on how this pilot program has gone, we'll keep you updated. that's very latest reporting from the newsroom. i'm michael thomas. let's send it back to you live in the studio. thank you. >> let's check in on our forecast now as we take a live look outside at san francisco international airport.

checking in now with kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan from or what we need to know. hey, there. it's gorgeous to pay as get to deliver it. we have a beautiful friday on tap are taking a live look outside here. you can see. >> beautiful park right there. a good day to get out. the park is going to be nice and sunny all across the bay area. you can see these temperatures already warming up in the 60's. in fact, about most spots in the 60's. only oakland at 57 right now half moon bay. 59. but everybody else already rocketing up to these really nice temperatures today. so expecting these highs to be well above average, particularly as we head inland. and you can see even san francisco looking out for about 63 degrees. this is going to be great today. i can't wait to get off work and go sit on the patio. it's going to grow our gorgeous. if you have a chance to get out and take a walk. i highly recommended for a couple of reasons. number one, beautiful r 2, we've got some more active weather coming our way as we head into the weekend. and you kind of get that idea when you look here, you see a little bit of a a front, a tale of moisture. this kind of pointed right now up at the pacific northwest, we're being protected from by from that by high pressure that's sitting right off the

coast. but there's that first of u.s. couple, low pressure systems that are being a little rain to us over the next few days. so today, fantastic, gorgeous, spectacular. i don't have enough words to describe it tomorrow. we've got a little rain coming. it looks like a little just north bay system. so not a whole lot of rain, but temperatures are going to get knocked down. you know, significantly there you can into the upper 50's and that rain continues on sunday. little more on the other side of that. i'll have more about that when come back. back to all right. thank you. coming up here on kron, 4 news at noon, a new research on the benefits of going for a walk in meeting your daily step goals. >> what then new study found? plus lawmakers are calling for an ethics investigation into one of governor gavin newsom's campaign donors. and a local sports team faces a lawsuit after a family says a coach sexually abused their child. the latest word from local parents.

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>> a san jose junior sharks coach is sued over assault allegations. the lawsuit claims the coach groomed his players before taking advantage of them. kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> absolutely. tragic situation. you know, young boy being taken advantage of by coach. >> mark boskovichnis 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 that 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. >> let's check in our forecast now taking a live look outside at walnut creek. let's check in now with kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan from. alright. hey there. radar looking nice and clear at this hour. as we zoom out, though, we've got to talk about the weather that's coming our way as we get into the weekend. you start to see

that little plume of moisture sending some rain up towards seattle. and as we zoom out taking to the water vapor map because it really shows the little board a season, low pressure. they're kind of hanging out there. lined up here. and you can see they're actually spinning around a bigger low pressure that is farther north and they're going drop in as we get over the weekend. so the point is they're going to start to get a little rainy as of saturday morning. now you can see the bulk of this moisture over the next few days and taking you into wednesday of next week. its really pointed up in the northern reaches of california into the pacific northwest. having said that, we're still going to get some rain out of the system. so just got to put this all together for you. a little light rain on saturday morning. it's mostly a north bay thing doesn't leave a whole lot in the way of totals. then we get into sunday and by the afternoon we've got widespread showers across the bay area. another hit monday into tuesday. none of this looks like it's going to extreme rain. having said that, you know, we're going to need those umbrellas. so let me just walk you through this and take you through today where it's going to be stunning. enjoy the day. enjoy the evening. and then tomorrow morning, a little bit of rain coming through the north bay for the most part and then it

falls apart before it reaches the rest of the bay area. that's done. we get a break saturday into the first part of sunday. so this is sunday morning. you can see the clouds that are there by sunday afternoon. the next hit coming in, bringing us some sierra snow as well. and then the parade continues here as we go into monday. so as we take a look at our extended forecast, it's really kind again off again with the rain today. however, just gorgeous tomorrow, just a few morning showers. so i think the afternoon is going just fine on saturday into the first part of sunday. and by the way, that is when we spring forward saturday to sunday notice it does cool us down an awful lot there from friday to saturday and then we're going go into monday. we'll start off, ok, a little cloudy and then we'll have that rain chance coming in monday into tuesday. once this all passes us by. we've got a nice warm-up and some lovely dry conditions on the other side. back to you. all right. looking forward to that. thank you. republicans in the state legislature are demanding governor gavin newsom provide more information about an exemption in the state's new minimum wage law. now this comes amid a report suggesting

newsom included a loophole to benefit one of his donors who owns 2 dozen panera. bread locations. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace brings us the details. >> if there's nothing there, proven 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 unions organizes 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 investigate. i think they they were 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 car about mpwhere did this exemption comfort? nobody seems to know. everybody oh, i don't know where it came from. it came from someone 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. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. the president gave his annual state of the union address last night. coming up, a got a breakdown of what he covered and we'll talk about some contentious moments that happened. plus, there's new research into why and how people develop long covid. the latest discovery from researchers at ucsf.

>> where health this afternoon, researchers at ucsf say they found a new piece of evidence on why people develop long covid according to these recent studies, covid antigens can stay in the body for more than a year after an infection. long covid is a condition seen in patients who report lingering effects like fatigue, breathing problems and brain fog. we spoke with ucsf infectious disease expert peter chin. hong about this recent study. >> what they did was that they looked samples, blood samples as well as tissue samples in case it was hiding out somewhere else and not in the blood. they found that in

people experiencing long covid symptoms. and you can find fragments of the virus a long and then 12 in the blood. so as much as 14 months in the tissue. so this has a implications for how we might think about how long covid arises and if we on the side of this, we can have better treatments. we don't really know what the same significance might be and people might virus fragments without symptoms. a little symptoms. my feeling is that eventually the body does claire it and people get better. but in some people it doesn't get cleared. >> last year we did a special report on long covid and found more than 16 million americans are living with this condition. it can present itself in more than 200 ways and affect nearly every organ system. doctor chin-hong says monoclonal antibodies as well as new antiviral medications are being looked at as forms

of treatment. but at this point, there is no one size fits all treatment for long covid. a new study is providing more reasons to get your stepson. british researchers found that people who get 9 to 10,000 steps per day lower the risk of cardiovascular disease by 21%. it also reduced the odds of dying early by 39%. the authors of the study say the results show that it's if you want to live longer. coming up next year, a new nationwide outage that left 18 to customers without service. >> is now under federal investigation. plus, a stern warning to spring breakers headed to miami beach. more on the breakup enforcing public the breakup enforcing public safety rules.

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popular east bay bagel shop says her berkeley business was targeted with anti-semitic graffiti. >> kron four's dan thorn has the details. >> 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 spent an 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. >> 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 came the rhodes trust trust in the government. >> i mean, a county district attorney pamela price announced a plea agreement between prosecutors and former fremont city manager marc dann, edge damage pleaded guilty to fraud charges for misusing his city-issued credit card for personal expenses. he was fired in 2021. he's now set to serve 3 months behind bars and pay the city more than $300,000 >> in the east bay, volunteers in oakland are getting their hands dirty to keep their city clean. these are members of the group known as the community ready core for the first or rather for the past 3 weeks. they've been on the streets helping clean up trash left behind from illegal dumping. it's part of the longtime grassroots groups, good neighbor program. in just 6 months, the group collected more than 10 tons of trash, very productive.

>> we have a full size garbage truck. and we feel that thing 6 times that. and so we're are we are making somewhat of a did. but we know the problems begin. >> the group also stopped by gold we've reported on this business now. the group worked to clean up the mounds of trash piled up in front of the deli. there. >> as we've reported, the deli face $10,000 in fines after refusing to pay the city's excess litter fee. the city did send the owner of the delhi a letter yesterday, reducing those fees to just under $600. let's talk about our forecast now taking a live look outside at san francisco. just basking under the sun that we have for the time being chicken, knowing from from meteorologist kyla grogan. yeah, it is pretty. isn't beautiful day. hey, it's also gorgeous in the sierra. i wanted to talk about this because we do have a winter storm watch to talk about that right now. >> say hello to these folks that are out there enjoying

their their afternoon, getting their lunch going before they head out on the slopes at we do have a winter storm watch. it does not go into effect until sunday morning through tuesday morning. so that will be the next chance of some significant sierra snow. so let's talk through that. we are going to have the beautiful weather for them today. you can see that as we take a live look here at incline village. we've still got a little snow piled up there along the side of the road. few snow flurries on saturday and then sunday is when really going to see the start to kick in sunday afternoon in particular and maybe a little bit earlier than that. they put the watch out for sunday morning. it makes me think that we're maybe going to see things moving a little quicker. so let's talk this through. as i mentioned, a few flurries on saturday. so no problems driving up there today or tomorrow. but sunday through tuesday, we're looking at for 10 to 18 inches through the passes. that will definitely cause some travel impacts and up to about 2 feet at the peak. so this will be a good system for this year. it should not be debilitating, though, the way we had so much snow come down so quickly in the last big hit. here's to our afternoon. you see a few snow flurries. again. that's not going to cause problems for you. if you're driving up there on sunday, though, by

the time we get into the afternoon, that's when we start to see some of that rain that's going to hitting the bay area, roll over and become snow and particularly as we get into monday morning. that's when some of the heavier snow is going to be falling. so if you're headed in that direction this weekend, just make sure you're keeping an eye on the weather. meanwhile, back in the bay. we've got a glorious day. cooling it down, getting some rain and over the weekend, we'll talk about that come back in a bit. thank you. in national news, president joe biden addressed the nation in his annual state of the union speech. >> he spoke about the economy, foreign wars and the migrant crisis at the southern border. our washington correspondent trevor shirley brings us the highlights. officially, this is a speech by the president to update congress on the state of the country. >> but if you watch last night, you notice it was also a sales pitch of sorts from the president to the american public arguing that he's fit to run again and deserving of a second term. >> mister speaker, the president of the united states, president joe biden wasted no time facing head-on

some of his biggest electoral liabilities. i know it may look like a around while at times the president using humor to cut through concerns about his age. my lifetime has taught me to embrace freedom and democracy, a democracy. the president also accused republicans of putting at ask all of you without regard to party to join together and defend democracy. the president also challenging critics of his economic policy where he scores poorly among the majority of voters. i hear the comments on the brink. not economies that the envy of the world. gop critics say the president glossed over what most americans are feeling. they're feeling energy prices and food in the and and that was not talked about the most contentious moments of the night happening as the president discussed immigration, accusing republicans of killing a recent bipartisan border deal. but unfortunately, politics

has derailed this bill so far. republicans pushing back in their official post speech rebuttal president biden's border policies. >> are a disgrace. this crisis is despicable. and the truth is it is almost entirely preventable. the president also called for protecting reproductive and voting rights and implored congress to pass more ukraine aid. i say this to congress. >> we have to stand up >> carson, national security bill. >> the question now will last night's speech reset the campaign conversation as the president hopes the president also announced plans for the u.s. military to build a temporary port on the gaza coast to get humanitarian assistance into that area more easily. although we also promised that no u.s. troops would be on the ground in gaza territory reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> details now out of uvalde,

texas during a city council meeting thursday, an investigator hired by local officials found the city's officers did not violate policies and in some cases praise their actions during one of the deadliest classroom shootings in u.s. history. the presentation prompted an eruption of anger among some of the victims. family members who also scolded the investigator for leaving the room before they had a chance to address him. the investigation claims there were multiple failures that day. but the hour and 17 minutes officers waited to confront the gunman wasn't one of them. this may marks 2 years since 19 students and 2 teachers were killed. developing news out of memphis, tennessee, about the police beating and murder of tyre. nichols. the city of memphis may and a positive placed on certain kinds of traffic stops. the kind officers are accused of making on nichols before he died. republicans in the missouri house voting to advance a bill to undo reforms to so-called pretextual traffic stops. is kind of stop is when an officer uses a minor violation like a broken tail light to

pull a car over. but then launches a deeper investigation for an unrelated crime. republicans say the passing of this bill was necessary for public safety. but democrats disagree saying it takes over local control and is disrespectful to nichols family. all 5 of the officerseinvolved in nichols, brutal beating death were fired and are facing multiple felony charges. the new ad is going viral online blasting a warning to spring breakers headed to miami beach. officials there don't want a repeat of what happened last year. take a look. >> do you even remember what happened last march? >> that was our breaking point. so breaking up with you. >> and don't try to apologize and come crawling back. this isn't so we're done. >> and just so, you know, we're serious. this march. you can expect things like curfews, bag checks and restricting beach access. >> dui checkpoints, $100

parking and strong police, course, meant for drug possession and violence. >> coming down with the hammer there, a state of emergency was declared at the time in response to shootings and unruly crowds last year. the city of miami beach, as you just heard there, clearly changing things up this year, putting and curfews boost in security deeming it. their breakup plan with that spring breakers online. the nationwide outage that left 18 to customers without service is now under federal investigation. a bloomberg report confirming the fcc is now investigating last month's incident. the agency is requesting more information from a tnt over the cause and effect of the outage. the tnt says the problem was caused by quote the execution of an incorrect process. the company offered customers a $5 credit off their next bill. coming up on kron, 4 news at noon and oakland nonprofit is helping local kids. >> level up their skills for a career in video games. the founder joins us live to talk about an exciting new partnership with a major game

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all going to get in on this today. and already you can see half moon bay at 57 degrees. but check out san jose. 64 fremont is at 69 and pittsburgh. hey, winning the day here with my warmest temperature on the map. 71 degrees but not bad and berkeley either. it's 61 and head up to the north bay petaluma right now sitting at about 65. we're off to the races and certainly a lot warmer than we were 24 hours ago. this is the difference in temperatures from then to now. and you can see those temperatures really rising up. so we are going to have some rain over the next few days. so by gardeners in the bay area, my mom is one of them. i want to water those plants today, but then i think we're going to be ok as we roll through the next few days because you've got come on and off rain. that's going to be coming our way. so if we look at this in the next 5 days, this is what we're expecting for rain. and you can see the north bay could get up into that one to 2 inch range over the course of the next 5 days. everyone else certainly going to be significantly and as we've got our rain chances today, obviously terrific tomorrow. it's going to be saturday morning sunday gets more widespread and then

monday night into tuesday will be the next hit of rain. so let's talk this through. can show you what i mean here we go. that is saturday morning. this one falls apart and doesn't really result in much rain. this is the one coming in on sunday afternoon into monday. that will be a little bit more widespread. but i do think it's going to that monday night to tuesday where we also see some sierra snow there that we're going to see more of the rainfall across all of the bay area. but it does mean that we're going to be a little bit of a soggy run once we get into the weekend. so here's that saturday morning. as i mentioned, it's north bay, mostly so not really worried about this. a whole lot. i think your saturday afternoon, we'll be fine. then sunday into monday, we're going to pick up a little bit more. and then monday night into tuesday, there we go. where totals are starting to be higher up in the north bay than anywhere else. but i still think we're all get. so what's called beneficial rain right with no problem. so stormtracker 4 showing you that. the radar. nice and clear right now. but certainly you can see that we have that one line of moisture that's going to be rolling in. and then there's more behind that. and by the way, it's

time to swell. that's a little aggressive. isn't a time to spring forward from a saturday to sunday where we're going put those clocks from 02:00am to 03:00am and what this means for us effectively is that sunrise, when we get into sunday morning is going to be 07:27am. but here comes the big difference that i'm really looking forward to the sunset sunday night is going to be at 07:12pm. so that means that, you know, our evenings get a little bit extended. if take that walk after work, either to have a little bit of an easier time doing it. so get ready for a good weekend. but, you know, in a few showers out there and we'll certainly cooldown highly recommend getting outside today to take that walk and enjoy the sunshine. but when we get into midweek next week, look at the warm-up. that's on the way. kind of saying goodbye to that wintry feeling and moving into what feels like maybe our next big pattern change rolling towards the. ever present springtime, that's on my mind. i'm sure on your stu thanks for keeping an eye on it for welcome for pandas. 4th

installment is out in theaters right now. it follows pose dirty to training a new warrior. and we take also a look at expectations for the oscars. dean richards has all of that in today's weekend movie review. >> dragon warrior we whine about being a spiritual leader. what is it good hoping? of people. >> 16 years ago we first met the lovable kung fu panda. now, all these years later, the 4th installment of the dragon masters adventures hits big screens with the pleasant result. first, the rate of a list voice talent in this movie is impressive with jack black once again in the title role in act will be known by his side fighting evil and searching for a new spiritual leader of the valley of peace. joining them in various roles are oscar winners, viola davis, huston hoffman, key up one. >> emmy winner bryan cranston, seth rogan, ronnie cheney, and many welcome troup for is

pleasant enough entertaining enough. it definitely doesn't break any new ground exhibit any of the same chardon or energy of its 3 predecessors. the movie has a few laughs and is nicely drawn, but it relies on way too many battle scenes to push along the storyline. usually when a movie franchise hits its 4th installment, it's pretty much run out of gas, running on fumes. this one, it's not quite at that point, but dangerously close its funding, but fairly forgettable. >> and a dean's list c? i don't forget that hollywood's biggest night of the year is this sunday. the 96th academy awards starts an hour earlier than usual with jimmy kimmel as its host for the major categories. expect a repeat of the winners that we saw almost all of this year's award show so far. best supporting performances will robert downey junior for oppenheimer and divine joy randolph from the holdovers for best director. it will be

christopher nolan. a sure bet to win for oppenheimer. and i expect killian murphy to also win best acting honors for his lead role in oppenheimer oppenheimer itself will continue its steamrolling ways to a best picture honor this year. really the only wildcard in any category is that a best actress? narrowed down to either newcomer whitestone from killers of the flower moon emma stone from poor thinks it could go either way. i think academy will honor stones, eclectic creative performance this year. and word for the prize will recap it all monday morning. what you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, and i will be a great weekend in chicago. and dean richards. >> fans of high fantasy won't have to wait much longer to return to this world right here. house of the dragon season, 2 debuts on hbo this

june. there isn't a specific date for the season premiere yet. so just be on the look out there. if you haven't seen the first season yet, this should give you enough of a head start. and forbes released its list of highest-paid actors of 2023. can you guess who made the top? the number one spot goes to comedian adam sandler who brought in 73 million dollars. richman margot, robbie in second at 59 million. she's killing it. and ryan gosling tied for 4th place with matt damon at 43 million dollars. now the flip side, tesla's no longer part of the top 10. biggest u.s. companies, the company lost 238 billion dollars in value this year and is now worth about 553 billion dollars. that's just below v says 563 billion dollar market cap. the stakes tesla out of the top 10 for the first time since january 2023, many of the company's investors are jumping ship for other tech companies with nvidia located in santa clara being the hot

option right now. in some sad news, the increasingly popular world of anime has just lost one of its living legends, a curatorial the creator and artist behind dragon ball and other popular anime series has died. tory on this animation studio said he died of a blood clot in his head earlier this month but just released the news yesterday the anime began in 1984. has sold millions of copies as well as being adapted into tv shows video games and movies touring alma was just 68 years old. coming up next at noon, turns out the penguins can get at the puncture as a form of pain relief therapy. >> we learn more after this.

>> another world tour is headed to chase center. kid cut is tour. will make a stop at chase center on august. 20th artist is set to be joined by jaden smith as well. tickets go on sale next friday at 10:00am for those music fans out there. 30 year-old

african penguin went cup acupuncture, treatment for spinal issues at the new england aquarium in boston. check this out. this is their female penguin. pico getting the treatment in early february. the co is an older bird. the zoo says she was showing signs of advanced age, including what they described as abnormal posturing, which can often signal osteoarthritis or spinal disease similar to humans treatment options for birds. with spinal issues typically rely on pain, medication and physical therapy. alternative therapies, such as acupuncture and laser treatment can be added to help improve comfort level and speed up recovery. what a lucky bird she's getting. vo taking care about their the marine mammal center's a marine excuse me. mammal care center released for sea lion pups at charlie beach in marina del rey. just look at them. go. the pups were born during last year's toxic algae bloom that severely affected thousands of sea lions across southern california. many of the sea

lions got sick and stranded along the coastline. well, these pups were rescued in late 2023 in early this year from la county beaches. the marine mammal care center church created a temporary sea lion triage site on venice beach, which provides a safe space away from people for them to recover and it's nice to see them being released back into the wild. a ranger at california's channel islands national park spotted in orcas orca pod rather swimming in the santa barbara channel recently after he noticed the waterway was lacking its usual population of sea lions and elephant seals. well, that ranger was patrolling the waters around san miguel island, an area known for seal viewing when he was quote, surprised to find stillwater and silence out there. and that's when the rangers saw a huge male orca with a black 5 foot tall dorsal fin. breaking the surface with 6 other or qos including a calf behind him. the park says it's no wonder the steel were nowhere in sight with those powerful apex predators around. polar bear.

half-sister is nora and amelia gray were recently filmed engaging in this powerful game of tug of war and one of their salt water pools of the oregon zoo in portland video shows the bear splashing around and using their strong john's to wrestle a rope away from one another. really cool sight. they're glad to see them having fun. that will be off on the newsroom today. we hope that you have something something fun plan as you head into your weekend. thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. take good care of yourselves. live in the bay is next. that's right. step coming up today on live in the bay. it's friday, which means we're taking a look back at the week. >> when one local ceramics shop stopped by to make some clay pots and studio with jessica wills plus symphony, san jose. they've got a live performance that want catch up with ace classic.

>> ets, you heard that right? that, of course, so much more. all here to come on live in the bay. a quick

>> hey, there. you're now tune in to live in the bay. and coming up today. it's friday. so we have an incredible show. we're taking a look back at the week when symphony, san jose stopped by to share their latest details on their live symphony orchestra screen of the famous classic. >> pt we've got all the details for you and its latest ai startup using artificial intelligence in illegal space. we take a look back at our conversation with the founder and ceo of j c a i. then sp