>> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm stephanie lin. cleanup crews are working this afternoon to mop up a water main break from this morning. water shot sky-high in the vicinity of pine lake park near stern grove just off 19th avenue kron four's terisa stasio out there live for have improved a little bit. let's take a look at the video that we have been able to get from citizen app. and you can see for yourself this water main break out here. you can see that it went sky high into the air. >> now the hillside above stern grove in this san

francisco neighborhood. will that gave way after the water main break. here's what we know right now. the san francisco water power, sewer department step you see just wrapped up the will wanna area storm water improvement project. that cost was 29 million dollars. the project included upgrading sewer pipes along 25 blocks and adding a major storm water tunnel. the pipe that ruptured out here we have been told was not replaced in the project. this that ruptured dates back to the 1940's. this landslide is next to several homes, including one that was currently putting in a large retaining wall to shore up its foundation. i spoke with some residents who say that they are concerned for the homeowners. >> can you believe what you saw back or didn't really see preside in go down to the side of the collapsed. makes that open doesn't undermine stern

grove's have a lot of bad luck. >> i guess a couple years ago was the other on, though. i don't know. i'm glad i live on this line. the streets as opposed to side of the >> right behind me, you can see

stephanie, about why this ruptured reporting live on theresa stasi. back to you guys. >> all right, teresa, thank you so much for your live report. and this is not the first time something like this has happened in the area. at the end of the stern grove festival in 2021, a water main break flooded that area shutting down the grove more than 70,000 gallons of water spilled out causing really bad damage. there. the final concert of the summer had to be canceled. the concert meadow was able to reopen for the festival in 2022. one day after a united airlines flight lost a tire during takeoff from sfo. investigators are working to figure out what exactly happened. kron four's charles clifford joins us live now from the airport. charles, you spoke with a woman who found her car smashed from the falling debris. i didn't. well, good afternoon. yeah. the federal transportation authorities are investigating this very bizarre case.

>> as you that tire that fell off the plane struck a couple of cars and we spoke with a woman basically at work and came out to find her vehicle smashed. 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. one of the damage cars belong to lauren. if the she was at work when it happened and got a call from security. >> i rush over there thinking that my cart over going to and then i saw my car. basically ripped into shreds. and then i started crying because didn't expect it at all. and that's hen the cops came in explain what had happened. lauren says that of all the things to worry about life, an airplane tire falling on her car. >> wasn't something that ever crossed your no idea. i just felt like couldn't to read it. like that at all. united airlines has said that they

will work with their customers who were on the flight and the owners of the damaged vehicles. >> to make sure that everyone's needs are addressed. lauren says that as of friday afternoon just heard from them. she hopes they can help her get a new car. don't have a party where those my only way getting to work my only form of transportation. >> all right. back live. now when i talk to lauren on the phone there, she's actually riding bart for the first time to get to work. but for now that that's a pouch. charles clifford kron, 4 news an unfortunate situation for that particular person. thank you so much, charles, for your live report. >> federal authorities are investigating several recent issues with boeing airplanes ranging from loose tires to a door flying off during a flight. the plane engines catching on fire, an engine on united airlines flight caught fire right after take off from houston monday night. the man who took this video says it sounded like a bomb went off and that the plane took a nosedive right after the crew was able to make an emergency landing. no one was hurt. and

last month, federal investigators say the rudder controls on another united flight failed during a landing in need. you're in new jersey. the pilots say the rudder pedals which control the rotation of the plane got stuck as they roll down the runway. the pilot says they had to use another steering mechanism and were able to safely land the plane. investigators say, although mechanic, although mechanics couldn't pinpoint the problem, the plane working normally after they swapped out some of the broader control parts a few weeks before that a delta flight lost a nose wheel well prepared for takeoff in atlanta. no one was hurt. on the peninsula. man has been arrested for allegedly threatening to go on a killing spree. a youtube san bruno campus maxwell's shakoor was denied bail at a hearing on wednesday. according to the san mateo county district attorney's office, littleton threatened to shoot and kill multiple people at the campus on his social media accounts. he pleaded not guilty to a felony charge of making criminal threats. at these

breaking into an lgbtq youth club in oakland, the front door was damaged at the telly, new club location of the oakland lgbtq community center. leaders at the center tell us this happened early yesterday morning. it's unclear what specifically the thieves took. the center tells us they will replace the damaged or oakland. police now investigating a shooting on interstate 9.80, near 11th street. it happened early yesterday morning. police say the man felt something hit his car. he got to see what happened. and that's when another car drove alongside him and the people inside opened fire. no one was hurt. and police say this investigation is ongoing. >> we were able to hold him accountable a public official abuses the public's trust and gains a position of authority and uses it to steal taxpayer funds. personal came the better rhodes trust trust in the government. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price announcing a plea agreement

between prosecutors and former fremont city manager mark nagy, the former city manager pleading guilty to fraud charges for misusing his city-issued credit card for personal expenses. the knot was fired in 2021. he's now set to serve 3 months behind set to serve 3 months behind bars and pay the city more accused of burglarizing places of worship throughout the south bay. police say jaime gutierrez was arrested inside of a church last weekend. he faces charges in connection to 7 burglaries. he is accused of stealing $53,000 worth of collection money. the suspect is also charged with assaulting a police officer during an arrest. but here's allegedly drove a stolen car towards police before getting away. he's being held on 1 million dollars bail. the fire department in mountain view had to deal with the fire related to a lithium ion battery. fire officials say they responded to an apartment building in the 2200 block of california street. people inside reporting a fire and

explosion. firefighters found an e-bike and its battery damaged by fire. they say it appears that the fire was started by a malfunction in the charging of the battery pack. all residents self evacuated safely before fire crews arrived. let's check in on our forecast. conditions now taking a live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco where you see those beautiful blue skies up above. let's check in now with kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan. hey there. i've got blue skies for everybody today and it's just gorgeous out there. take a live look at the golden gate bridge, not much of a breeze. just a lovely day. it's kind of perfect out there. temperatures have been getting up into some really nice territory. you can see we're at 69 degrees in san jose. >> but still, you know, livermore concord were in those mid 60's. santa rosa looking good. 57 out half moon base, a little bit cooler out there. but really nice day and statewide got down into the 70's there in los angeles to today earlier. and you can see they pull back 65 about 67 in bakersfield, sacramento, about 65 degrees. not bad there. storm tracker forecast of

confirming the story of those blue skies as we zoom out, you start to see that we do have a little bit of a lot of moisture that is rolling to the north of us. and ultimately that will head our way. but right now we're being protected by high pressure. that's what's keeping everything at day. however, having said that, there is not just one but several low pressure systems kind of backed up. so we do have a little bit of rain coming our way as we head towards the weekend that today's if you want to take a walk out in half moon bay, highly recommended. really nice out there. and you can temperatures are going to get much cooler as we get into tomorrow and sunday and monday, right? because we've got that rain rolling in on those fronts are going to knock that temperature down and bring a little cool air in behind each successive front as it rolls through. i'll be back in a little bit going to track those rain chances. we've got for the next couple of days. but we're going hang on to the blue skies for a little bit longer, stephanie. all right. sounds good. thanks so much, kyra. before your money, the public utilities commission approving another pg any rate hike. this will add about $5 a month to the average bill. because your

premise is that the corporations have a right. >> not only to make a profit but the right to increase the right profit. >> please stop propose may rate hikes and back the one that took effect on january. serve the interests of the people say no to rate hikes and wrote like any other rate hikes. thank you. >> angry and frustrated customers criticizing the rate hike. as you heard there before the panel approved it last night. this comes after a nearly 13% rate increase was passed in november. adding around $35 a month that went into effect in january. he jenny says the bulk of the money is going toward safety upgrades just last month, the company announced its profits for 2023 surged to over 2.2 billion dollars. >> coming up, pressure continues to build on one of the country's top wireless carriers. why last month, a tnt outages now under federal investigation. plus, a nice base i walk is vandalized with

anti-semitic graffiti. a nearby business owner now raising concerns. and with congress in front of him in a campaign fight ahead of him. president joe biden used his state of the union speech to make a reelection pitch after the break. we have live analysis with our political expert.

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east bay bagel shop says her business was targeted with anti-semitic graffiti. >> the words israel baby killer. as you can see, there were found spray painted on the sidewalk outside of boychuk bagels in berkeley this week. owner emily

winston, says she nor her business has taken a stance on the war in gaza, but they have received threats on social media. winston says his graffiti is an attack against her jewish on business. >> i'm mad. i'm. >> you know, i'm 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. >> biggles is not the first jewish on bay area business to be targeted since the israel-hamas war began last october. spin ice cream in san francisco's mission district was also forced to temporarily close in november after vandals smashed in the windows and spray painted palestine. alright, checking on our weather conditions now live look outside at sfo. >> and what do you think, kyla? haha, i think it doesn't get much better than this, this is just a top ten-day. i've been calling it and we've ese in our future. but before we get more

of these, we've got a little rain to talk about, too. let's get to the weather and make their plans for the weekend. live look outside. you can see just how pretty it is from san francisco to half moon bay to the east bay to san jose. and even the golden gate bridge mount tam right. looking good, sometimes to get some clouds up there and everybody else's is cleared out. but it is really nice all across the bay area. you see that confirmed here on storm tracker, 4 as we zoom out, though, we do see the telltale sign of a front. it is right there. it is one of a few. they're going to be tracking through. out and show you the water vapor map. you can see a little more clearly where these little low pressure these are little circular counter-clockwise circulation. you can see there's another one if you kind of pull back over here. so they are lined up and they're going to be rolling in as we get into the next few days. starting on saturday morning, we've got another hit sunday to monday and then monday and tuesday. this is what we're looking all together. so it's not really aimed at us. you can see more eureka getting the big totals. some a bigger totals up in the pacific northwest. having said that, we're going to be a little rain. so just make sure you're prepared for that

tomorrow morning. very light. i think about a 10th of an inch in the north bay and then it falls apart sunday afternoon, more widespread showers across the bay area into monday morning. and then monday later in the day, we're going to see a few more showers rolling into our tuesday. so what is that all look like in the big picture? here we go. first, one is just the very tail end of a system that's going to the north of us. so that's the one i think north bay gets a little bit of rain from second. one you can see is going to be a little more widespread and we'll even get a few flurries of cirrus know going. and it is the 3rd one that's coming in. you can kind of see it approaching right here. i think that's the one we're going to get the most rain out of it. and certainly the most serious know they just have a storm watch that just went up for sunday morning through tuesday morning for more snow on the way. they're going to talk about t at when come back in just a bit. but notice we're going to cool it down saturday, sunday, monday, big difference in temperatures from today. and then once we get through this rain, we're going warm back up as we head towards next weekend. ah, looks really lovely. and like a big pattern change like we're heading towards a dare i

say spring back spraying like this. and that. >> well, coming up, more closures strike the bay-area, the business that is shutting down for good. and more lawsuits are filed involving female prisoners in dublin who claim they were sexually assaulted. the details coming up.

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america is coming back is because of your future. the writers because of you. at tonight. you can probably say. >> the state of our union is strong and getting stronger. >> now as president joe biden delivering his state of the union address in prime time last night. the president making a defiant argument for a second term in his speech attacking gop front-runner donald trump for jeopardizing freedom at home and abroad. he said for more on last night's state of the union, we're joined live now by james taylor, a political professor at the university of san francisco. good to see you, professor. all right, to start off here, the president delivered a 67 minute long speech on thursday. never mentioning his presumptive republican opponent by name, but clearly making some very pointed remarks against mister trump. can you walk us through some of the punches that president biden made against

his opponent? >> yeah. i a lot talk about the insurrection on january 6, right? that was probably the most poignant moment of the night when he said you can't just let the country when you win it. and i think that will be looped in a number of you know, campaign going forward. he spoke about the republicans and tax cut for the billionaires and great and and he really gave a truly so the speech for, you know, someone who is naturally conservative but biden is a good president because he's responding to the moment and the times that he's inherited. you know, if trump inherited covid, what makes him great. not great is how he handles that. what makes biden great or not great is how he responds to whatever happens on his watch like israel gaza, right? he has to deal with that and ukraine and russia and he doesn't have a choice. and so he has to respond. and biden ever since just sort of, you know, george floyd protest movement has moved further

left. and i think he ever intended to. and so that's what he sounds like. he sounds like someone in between fdr and lbj. yeah. all right. so >> professor, what we have here, i want to touch on another key moment that happened during the state of the union where the president addressed the justices directly on the topic of reproductive rights. can you tell us about the significance of this and the impact of the optics here? >> but, you know, the decorum of the of the state of the union change over the last few years because of samuel alito, you know, shook his head when obama was giving a speech and say that's not true. and ocean most of the times the the just to sit, you know, steely and quiet. you know, we so marjorie taylor greene, we've heard you had one gentleman, joe, out that obama, you lie and ever since then we've had this kind instability in in our in this peak in the people's house. but it's not as bad as some countries. when you see people taking up she's and hitting each other. we

haven't got not yet. and hopefully we can keep the decorum. >> now let's talk a bit about biden's pitch when it comes to his economic policies. now, last night he took credit for lowering prescription drug creating more union jobs. and he also claim that the country was worse off when trump was in office. you think that voters were convinced? >> stay, i don't think people feeling yet, but the evidence is absolutely there. even today there was better than expected performance on the jobs report. so biden has everything win is to his back right now, the way so energy, the way his party is united behind him for the most part with a couple issues, foreign policy issues. you know, i think he he has his party with him. you know, he's speaking to the people. he's trying to speak to ordinary people's issues. >> and he's incumbent and being an incumbent the way he presented himself last night. it's going to be very difficult for donald trump out of office to be able to supplant joe biden who has record for example, the bill

back better and the inflation reduction act are the most important. most it, you know, investment ever. buyer president united states is far more than the new deal and is far more than the great society and won poverty. so so biden is out f the art theft. the are on the domestic front, not the international front, but on the domestic front, biden is number one. and that's in history up a it as presidential politics. and i'm talking about the way in which he gets credit for week, you know, turning the country around after the pandemic, we were talking about inflation. we still have inflation. but even the inflation numbers are not as bad as they were. we were expecting to go into, you know, a whole, you know, recession the recession ever with the full became. and so biden gets credit for that. even though presidents have very little impact on the economy politically, if they're not doing well, then the president's presidents get blamed for bad economy. >> all right. james taylor, professor at university of san francisco, teaching politics out there. thank you so much for joining us and for your insight today. thank you.

another round of business closures sweep across san francisco. 2 of them impacting popular shopping and tourist destination union square supervisor mayoral justify telling kron 4 north face is closing its store and post street. the outdoor retailer was founded in san francisco in 1964. post relocation is the company's only store in the city and that closes on march 31st. north face tells kron 4 they continue to run their other bay area stores in santa clara berkeley, walnut creek and palo alto. just a few blocks down global retailer. zara is also shutting down business least there expires in january 2025. a spokesperson says they will not be renewing. that story is also located on post. in the castro neighborhood after more than 2 decades of business seafood restaurant catches shutting down final dinner service is tomorrow. the restaurant hosted guests and a historic building on market street. the location was deemed a landmark in 2004.

well, that outage that left 18 to customers across the nation without services. now under federal investigation. a bloomberg report confirms the fcc is investigating last month's incident. the agency requesting more in depth information from a tnt concerning the cause effect and company's response tnt says the outage was caused by the execution of an incorrect process. that's a quote there and offer customers a $5 credit off their next bill. coming up on kron, 4 news at 3 daylight saving time is coming to an end this weekend. we speak live with a sleep expert for tips. >> that you can use to stay healthy. plus, conditions in tahoe shaping up from last week's snowstorm. what people can expect if they're heading to the slopes and a program helping to give incarcerated people a jump start in the fami

friends were invited to a special graduation ceremony at san quentin, rather, san quentin rehabilitation center this week. >> kron four's ella sogomonian reports. >> shouldn't send clinton a graduation ceremony for about 50 men were taught skills from construction to coating. the idea is to give them tools to succeed as contributing members of society. once they get out, tony, to for his parents came to cheer him on as he got his certificate and audio production. he already runs a podcast called pure hustle. >> you know, it's just a pure joy. we'll see a complex. something else i should say. i just that's what he's accomplished much in the past continued and growers read

about in wired magazine when i was a county jail and i was like, this is a way to change my entire life to get back into something positive. it's wonderful get him back on the track that he was on came here. so, yes, it's a positive thing around. it was made possible by the company prison industry authority. the opportunity is unique approach. >> that prepares them for the workforce and promotes harmony. breaking down racial barriers as tommy hall visits with his own family. he reflects on the new one that's formed inside the classrooms. we come together and help each so we get to the 60 and it just turned into a family instructor for the code. 73 72 course has been teaching for a decade for a nonprofit called the last john groce over says educating and motivating incarcerated students this work as hard person every day. when you don't have to be here as heart. >> so why did i come back after the i think the pandemic kind of talk what? this

program meant to me personally, not just what it meant to the community at large, but i felt i had i say lost a piece myself and when it was time to come back, when i got that call to come back, i just i just started crying because it was what i'm supposed to do. and advocates say education is key to safer communities. a uc irvine study found that since the start of these programs here, 85% of graduates who are released to not go back to prison reporting in san ella sogomonian crime >> a dozen more civil lawsuits have been filed in federal court against officers at the federal correctional institute in dublin. this brings the total number of lawsuits to 63. the suits were filed on behalf of women incarcerated at that prison, the alleged assault retaliation for speaking up. attorneys for the women say abuse at the prison has become the norm. outside scrutiny is rare and officers protect one another. dozens

more lawsuits are expected to be filed in the coming months. palisades tahoe is expecting some great ski conditions this weekend. kron four's sara stinson is there now and shares some tips if you plan to hit the slopes. >> hey, everybody. sara stinson here reporting from palisades tahoe. i am snowboarding on this friday and i thought i'd give you a little ski report that literally no one asked for. but here it is. it's a bluebird, a gorgeous conditions. blue skies. the snow is amazing. after all that snow, we got up here in tahoe. perfect day to hit the slopes and most people are working right now. i the day off, so the crowds aren't as bad. but just a little tip for you. if you plan coming up to thousands tahoe. >> saturday or sunday, don't do it unless you have a parking reservation. that absolutely required. unless you do the parking other than that. enjoy your weekend, everybody. i'm going to go. it's the slopes. >> sarah, looking like designing a great time out

there. so speaking of which talk a bit about our forecast, taking a live look outside at conditions at palisades. a lot of powder out there folks enjoying all that fresh snow. let's check in now with cuyler for more. get a little tour of i'm so this is diamond peak. or you can see it's been a really nice day out there. people taking a break after skiing and i am hearing that some of the resorts are going to extending their ski seasons. i heard from sugar bowl. they said they're going till april 28th because they've had so much snow that they think they're going to able to do that extent for like 3 weeks. so here is our next system are looking out for. so this is a winter storm. watch that is that for the western slopes of the sierra from sunday morning until tuesday morning. so that will be the next hit of snow right now as we take a live look, you can see there is still a little snow down in incline village. that's kind of piled up along the side of the road here. but things are really nice today. we're going to see a few flurries tomorrow. that's about it. so pretty nice day tomorrow be traveling up there. sunday is when things start to change. we have that next system

coming in sunday through tuesday. so those will be the day that you want to kind of watch out. so just let you know again saturday afternoon. you should be fine if you're driving just a few of those snow flurries. but sunday through tuesday, we're looking at for 10 to 18 inches in the passes and up to 2 feet up at the peaks. and so that's we're going to have some travel impacts to look out for. so just kind of show you futurecast here. you see the clouds moving in tomorrow. and again, just a few flurries will be happening on your saturday. but sunday as we get later into the day in particular that we're going to see everything start to kick off their for the next system. and overnight sunday into monday, looks little get some pretty heavy snow happening at times. so that's what i would not want to be traveling there. meanwhile, back in san francisco, we got beautiful blue skies out here. things about to change for us. they're getting snow in the sierra and we're going to be a little rain will track that come back in just a bit. all right. thank you. for your health daylight. saving time starts this weekend in doctors say the start going to bed and waking up earlier each day until the time change. >> it will be easier to adapt. they say start with 5 minutes and 10, 15 and so on. you can

also adjust your meal at exercise times to help your body adjust. health experts say good quality sleep is a very important part of staying healthy. so preparing for the change can be beneficial for more on spring for this weekend, we are joined live now by doctor near palm saying a prominent pulmonologist and sleep science expert. at kaiser permanente. sandra fell. good afternoon to you, doctor. >> good afternoon. how are you doing? thank you so much for having me. of course, i thank you so much for asking how i'm doing. i'mma do my best to keep kind of slip healthy, sleeping thank you so much. so you know, to start off, doctor, a lot of people are frankly, dreading this a change in time. what are some easy tips that we can implement to make sure that we're catching up and getting a good healthy night. so worth of sleep. >> you know, you actually started out with the perfect tips. what water? i put it this way. some of are going to be apt to uk 5. there's a

huge, better shape because some people that i didn't deprivation, that he it's not a those guys, it's all good for those of us who are in the south for an i'm one of them doing things gradually is a great idea. and and today is friday. so we have saturday morning sunday morning before it monday. go ahead and wake up 20 minutes early every morning. and when you wake up next, well, as you are starting a lots and lots of morning light, what we have trillions of body clocks in every saint has about the plot. the entire microbiome has about book and the way that you can vote is lots morning light because that readjust the body and the other one is even a little early and don't anything off. they are been that way. the body get to say, know, hey, it's time to shut you know, we never want to get the fridge. so having a little a fast out there, a good idea. >> yes, some really good insights there. now, doctor,

can you walk us through the psychological tax sleep loss can have on a person. have to get. >> you know. they're 2 different things. that's the that's deep sleep which you get early on that night. we just memory consolidation. and then there's which happens later tonight. and that's emotional for state for the brain. that's when all this stuff that happened, the back bar get scrapped out. you still have the memories and chronic sleep deprivation just as knowing so many factors then that that is definite they do that people who are delayed, phase, meaning that you are in california and a buddy talks in some way hawaii. you you are going to bed late. waking a play that's related actual to say rates go up. you need doing this time shift. and so that there is a

definite impact being out sync and chronically see that uk. >> so, you know, for people who might work, you know, slightly alternative work schedules like, for example, if you're a police officer, first responder, your doctor, right where you are may be asked to come in at work at 3 in the morning. how can you adjust your sleep schedule given this daylight saving time change. >> absolutely. first of all, thank you for all of those who are doing that work, it's really there was actually really nice to dr, do fire san diego where what they did was they had people eat in the same window regardless of when you are working or when you are awesome. and that actually mitigated a lot the long-term effects of shift work. another thing that really and that though my patients were having shift locations is that on get it, everybody has a life to

live. you want to come back regular schedule on your day off so you can be with your family and your video but try not to switch completely between day and night. people who do worse are the ones who are shifting from night and day to night and so, you know, if you're working that they exist and evening shift of consistent a night shift, you do, ok? and so on your day off, had a little bit fun don't don't complete the switch because that eats 2 issues. >> okay. so stick to they're similar eating habits. if you work and more of alternative schedule is what i'm hearing as well. yes, yes, you absolutely. okay. having having eating in the same window regardless of when you're working and that critical care here like it's tm, you're in a stressful and that's looks nice. >> but as much as you can. >> all right, doctor at near palm saying asleep, science expert at kaiser, sandra fell.

thank you so much for your work and for your insight this afternoon. thank you. thanks for having thank you. senators are rushing to avoid a partial government shutdown at midnight. our dc's raquel martin explains how close lawmakers are to passing a deal. >> by friday, things were slowly moving forward in the senate, but it's still unclear if senate republicans are ready to rally behind the multi-billion dollar price tag. it's a race against the clock in washington yet again. why in the world? >> with we want shot senators spent friday scrambling to pass a bundle of bills to avoid a partial government shutdown at midnight. i hope my republican colleagues will work is with us. democrats are calling on republicans to stop delaying a vote. the 460 billion dollar package. we keep agencies like the department of agriculture, commerce and transpo

bill is an insult to the american people and are demanding drastic spending cuts down to the wire. we should be wasting money. the bill faced similar push back in the house. the nays are 85 but ultimately pass with bipartisan support. earlier this week, speaker mike johnson pointed to spending cuts that the epa and fbi as republican winds cuts to some of the agencies that we believe are really overreaching. this is the package i would have written on my own washington democratic senator patty murray says the package represents a compromise user strong bills, but patients appears to be waning on both sides of the aisle. stop playing with fire. >> one of his senators managed to pass this package. congress faces another government shutdown deadline march 22nd that bill, however, which

includes defense spending, is expected to face less pushback for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. developing news now from southern california. an oil slick was discovered in the waters off huntington beach. >> it can be seen stretching on for miles. there was a dense central area of the slick with dark material visible. as you can see there. the incident was initially announced this morning the coast guard was dispatched to investigate and has multiple boats testing the water to figure exactly what that substance is. emergency response team was sent to investigate whether it was related to an oil platform off the coast. coming up on kron for news this women's history month, a bay area sports nonprofit is encouraging girls to play flag football by offering free clinic. >> more on how you can sign up.

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growing in popularity across the united states. and in fact. >> women's flag football is now a scholarship eligible sport. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> as of 2020, the national association of intercollegiate athletics declared women's flag football, a sanctioned sport within the division opening up scholarship opportunities for girls previously available. only the boy's. it's not like other sports for soccer and basketball is inundated. >> with so many girls who, you know, just thousands of girls every year played sports for a long time flag football. those college is looking for girls. it's there's just not a lot of girls experience yet to the opportunity right now for scholarships for girls. >> has been fantastic. ryan

sarna teaches the game to his 2 young daughters along with his son. all 3 are players in the valais based nonprofit their father founded back in 2021. called the coach sarna nfl flag football league, a coed youth organization that serna says has grown 10 times over since its inception to be able to to take the game of football always been considered a >> and bring girls into and say, this didn't just beat watches for you to play. you're a football player. now. >> has been incredible. this weekend sarna is offering a free females and flag football clinic to girls and solano county. the free camp will be held sunday from 10 o'clock in the morning through 1 o'clock in the afternoon at solano community college for girls from 4 to 18 years old, free registration on the league's website is required and participants need to wear sports attire for the girl to go ahead and stand for. >> it's a move forward with the learning this. it's really an active here was and

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> happening tomorrow, francisco's union square blossoms with thousands of tulips. organizers say the event is in honor of international women's day participants and a limited amount of time go to the to the field and pick 8 free flowers. if you can't make it out tomorrow to update will return in may july and august. also happening tomorrow, barbie turns 65 to celebrate. today, mattel is releasing new barbie role models honoring 8 women. the company says are, quote, shaping the future. those honored include actresses, helen mirren, viola davis, and singers, shania twain and kylie minogue. and switching gears now to talk a bit about the weather live look outside at this camera here to san mateo bridge. quite a bit of traffic out there at 3.48, this afternoon and but going back to the barbie no fun fact. for any makes custom bar maybe my own

weather barbies. you have a picture of to take a look at when the movie came out, i thought about it again. and i was like, oh, yeah, i have my own party he makes these amazing barbie doll. so they're they're like, you know, collectors additions that by it's just nuts. but people love up. >> okay. let's get back to the weather, shall we? because i am meteorologist, beautiful day out there. lots of sunshine. today is the day we get to have a little fog. the weather. so nice. 69 degrees in san jose. 69 in dublin, 61 in downtown san francisco or i'm going to be pretty soon to have my glass of wine after my friday shift, everybody. it's going to gorgeous out there. the patty is tonight. 63 in petaluma mean this is just perfect. great. it's fantastic. i think every restaurant is going to be packed with people. temperatures are definitely warmer than they were this time yesterday. no to san jose up like 7 degrees. we're going to see such a difference between today and tomorrow because we've got a little rain coming our way. this is the rain expected in the next 5 days. it's not a huge amount of rain, but certainly it's enough to maple a little crimp in some of your plans north

bay tomorrow morning then will be bay area wide on sunday into monday. and then another hit monday night into tuesday. so let's take a look at how this plays out. there's that first one. i don't think it's going to be very impactful. 10th of an inch in the north bay falls apart. then we get into sunday late in the afternoon into monday that what's going bring a little bit of sierra snow. and i think it's this one monday night into tuesday that will see the most rain out of it. certainly the most serious know out of 2. but having said that, it's going to be beneficial. rain coming down kind of peace by peace will soak into the ground that that first hit saturday morning. taking you now into our sunday monday hit and then monday into tuesday. that's we pick up a little bit more. so not bad. and on the other side of this is some really, really nice weather. and by the way, it's time to spring forward. everybody. what that really means is that it's time to see those sunsets get a little bit later. so by sunday night sunset at 07:12pm. i'm ready for that. alright, look at your extended forecast shows he's going to be cooler and a little bit rainy in the morning tomorrow and through the weekend, frankly. and then we'll start to warm up as we

get into next week. gorgeous as we roll next weekend. my gosh. look at that. almost mid 70's, stephanie. i love that to love. the sound of that, too. thanks so much. kyla. late. winter storms are expected to lead to a milder than normal wildfire season. >> scientists say things could change by july, but for now, the national interagency fire center predicts below normal fire activity from may through june. researchers say the education that would normally burn and dry conditions at lower elevations is still green and it's buried in snow at higher elevations. statewide are snow packed recently measured 104% of normal from march. and we are getting a new look at the controversial public bathroom designed for san francisco's know we've ali, we first learned about this situation with the city estimated that bathrooms cost would be close to 2 million dollars. you heard that right? nearly a year and a half after that announcement, some businesses offered to donate pre bill modular restroom to help save

on costs. that donation help drop the total cost of the project to $300,000. city officials say they will be adding a few final touches and then that restroom should be ready for use by the end of this month. san francisco is taking another step towards redeveloping, more housing on treasure island. mayor london breed is pushing plans forward and making treasure island, the largest source of new housing in the bay area. she says this is part of the housing for all plan. mayor bree launched in 2023. the goal is to create more than 80,000 new homes in the city by 2030, with 1000 of those houses located on that island. this includes building public amenities and parks. another issue reported air and alaska airlines jet video from our sister station koam in portland, oregon shows a flight that arrived from mexico last friday came in with a cargo door slightly ajar. it's unclear how long the story was. cracked open alaska airlines says the crew

had no cockpit warning indicating that the door had come unsealed. officials believe a partially open upon landing maintenance teams inspected this aircraft are placed a spring in the door, tested it and put it back into service. coming up on kron, 4 news at 3 in orca pods spotted off the coast of southern california. we've got the california. we've got the details on that citing next. .

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go. the pups are born during last year's toxic algae severely affected thousands of sea lions across southern california. many of the sea lions got sick and stranded along the coast. the pups were rescued in late 2023 and early this year from la county beaches, the marine mammal kill care center created a temporary sea lion tree on our site on venice beach to provide a safe space for the animals away from people. it's lovely to see those little guns getting released back into the wild and a ranger at california's channel islands national park spotted this orca pod swimming in the santa barbara channel recently after you notice the waterway was lacking its usual group of sea lions and elephant seals. patrolling the waters around the san miguel island, an area known for see viewing and was he was surprised that there wasn't much going on out there until he 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 seal were nowhere in sight with those apex predators

around. wow. all right. out that, i felt like i was married. for like discovery channel or something like >> i hope the sealed got away. yeah, let's say they did. they saw that they really going to go over here. we're good. yeah, but that story and that's that's what hopefully the weather a little less about yeah, exactly. weather is gorgeous today, as you mentioned, is getting really, really nice. but obviously do have a little bit of rain is getting on the way this weekend. so just want to get you ready for this as we get to be overnight tonight, you'll see the clouds pick up. this is about 7 o'clock in the morning. >> this doesn't hold together very well. so north bay gets just a little bit of a shower and then it falls apart and then we should have a pretty decent day for our saturday. a little more rain expected as we get into our sunday monday and then monday, tuesday, don't forget to spring ahead. that is going to be sunday night into my arms are saturday night to sunday night at 02:00am. and then we'll have those later sunsets that are going to be quite lovely. once we get into sunday evening. all right. cuyler,

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