from the attorney for the driver who crashed their suv into a bus stop killing a family of 4 in san francisco. and we're tracking the rain coming into the bay area today as winter weather returns. >> from the bay local news station. you're watching you on morning team. >> well, wait, there's more. you didn't mention the billion to more on and take on the throw to days. you may not be here monday. >> well, we're talking about the new police chief that you're seeing. how just talked about floyd mitchell. we'll talk a little bit about his background. he is. we'll get right into that. lots even stuff moving and shaking in the weather. you know, we're showing right there in that. he's there. you saw woman missing something. that's what's going four-thirty section of location over there. so just keep that in mind as we go for all of this. let's get right into it. this is what we look at that the sunshine is out rocking and rolling. so enjoy this part of the day before things start

turning on us. that's what we want to watch that big rotation area up there 36 48 hour event. this is a low coming out of the gulf of alaska are typical location. we look for them and that's the typical winter pattern that we didn't see as much. this last winter little closer inspection shows how things open up, although temporarily as rain builds across the north bay will spread across the wider bay. >> just in time for your ride home. and by the way, we'll get some winds along with the right to right now. not too much happening, kind of variable. lot of the southeast single digits and the breakdown today here comes the cloud cover. and yes, of course, right at timing, 5 o'clock for some showers as temperatures will be dropping much cooler for the week ahead. that's a look at the james darya. >> okay. thanks a lot. let's get breaking news then. now oakland has a new police chief mayor sheng thao. just pick making that announcement this morning. reyna harvey here in studio with what we know right now. all right. well, that's right. the mayor has appointed floyd mitchell to do the job

we were places on armstrong was fired more than a year ago. mitchell was the former chief of police in lubbock, texas. in a statement this morning, mayor thao ky e mitchell, a strong leader, smart crime fighter who delivers results. mitchell began his career as an officer in kansas city, missouri spent 25 years with that department. he's also veteran of the u.s. air force. in a statement, mitchell said in part, quote, as oakland's police chief, i look forward to working together with our residents, business owners, city leaders, members of the police commission to build a stronger and safer oakland. i'm excited about the opportunity to meet the members of the police department in iraq with all the people who call this beautiful city home and become integral part of this special place. the oakland police officers association also are acting in a statement. they say in part, quote, we're excited to welcome chief michel and look forward to a promising future ripley's of the uncertainty regarding the oakland chief of police position has now been

resolved. last hour, we've got a chance to speak with robert harris with the oakland naacp got his reaction to this announcement. >> well, were very happy that the decided to select the new police chief that so important that we have a police strong community engagement is so critical. 2 effective police work and we believe that that if the poli sci comes were 2 of the community gets the own engagement of the community, that he will more than likely be very instrumental in helping open move forward like to see from him as ginger, that constitutional policing continues in oakland and the chp came in oakland at the request of the in az pete. we bet with the government and we requested the governor. bring them in and now hopefully will be in a situation so that chp, the county's year and everybody can work together to make certain open is moving forward.

>> and we will be hearing directly from oakland, mayor sheng thao later today. she's going to be speaking live with our very own just the walkman. that's going to be on the kron. 4 morning news at noon. so make sure you tune in to that. all let's send it back to about. thanks a lot. right now. >> all right. now to some more developing news. the driver who crashed her suv into a bus stop in san francisco's west portal neighborhood, killing a family of 4 has been released from police custody. kron four's rob nesbitt takes a closer look at what's happening now. mary fong allows lawyer says she did not suffer any major injuries like a broken bone from saturday's crash. >> he also says the public seems to have a misunderstanding held legal proceedings work in a case like this and that there's no wrong in his client being released from police custody. the pictures of the 4 victims who died because of saturday's crash. still hang on you, lois street in san francisco and visitors still walk to the growing memorial to pay their respects. police arrested the driver. 78 year-old mary fong lau. but her lawyer sam geller confirmed to kron 4 that she's been released from police

custody and that no charges have been filed. the fact is that this could just be horrible tragedy. >> that, you know, have to vary. for consequences. that is an accidents without there being crime. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has asked for patience as investigators gather more information, saying toxicology results can take more than 30 days to obtain. >> and that will also take time to go with the operating systems of the suv. lau was driving his grateful and appreciative of fact that da's office, despite potential public pressures >> you know, conducting a investigation to make a proper determination to get it right. the youngest victim in the crash, 2 months old ramos, pinto de oliveira died at the hospital wednesday. the executive director of walk san francisco, jodi madeira released a statement saying in part, quote, san francisco griese for this family. we're all far too vulnerable. >> cars, trucks and suvs can become deadly weapons in an instant. our city's leaders must step up to the all too

real threat on our streets with new levels of commitment and a new ways walk. san francisco sent a letter to mayor london breed outlining the need for more decisive action with vision, 0, a road safety policy with the goal of eliminating all traffic related fatalities. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. and when it comes to safety on the streets of san francisco, the sfmta is holding a public meeting on. >> the no turn on red expansion project. yeah, they want to improve safety, especially for pedestrians. downtown to kron four's will tran is live in the city with more on what this change is going to mean for drivers will. >> it's happening right now, the meeting. so if you want to join in, just log on to the sfmta website and then it will take you there by zoom where you can even called in to give your comments on what's going on right now. it's been in effect for 3 years. you might not realize it. what they want to do expanded. that's the key word expansion. so right now, cars going down, say then,

yes, you can maker right on red, no problems. but they what they want to do is expanded to 200 intersections north and south of market areas. well, they want to make sure that you stop and you cannot make that right and less. it's a green light. why? because they want to make sure pedestrians and bicyclists are safe. how many times as the bison was come up right next to you. you didn't even realize it when you are making that right. turn. so i mentioned that this has already been in effect. well, it started back in 2021 and the tenderloin area when they installed 54 of those sign says say no right on red. and they know that drivers are complaining about 92% of drivers have complied. that number of accidents. more importantly dramatically decreased. so what's going to happen is they want to hear from the public and looks like it's not but a win when they're when that will happen. not sure how many steps going

to take, but it looks like it's pretty much a done deal, especially since it's been effective in another part of san francisco. >> so it's going to be sometime this year later this year when those signs intersection camera, but a sign kind of like those skews me. those signs you see right there. we've all seen that do have probably a right turn. and in a band sign over at saint, you cannot do that. so i will. >> 10, 0, 7 is the time now. the man killed in a wrong-way crash following a police chase on 5.80, in oakland earlier this week was identified as 57 year-old david early. david wiener of lafayette police say was driving his car tuesday when a truck involved in a police chase crashed into him head on. it all started with a burglary at nelson rita, which then led to this chase. police, though, say they stopped the chase when the pickup truck that they were after headed the wrong way on westbound 5.80, right there at interstate 80 in the merged by the bay bridge. they say the

suspect suffered major injuries in that crash and they are now facing criminal charges. >> time now is 10, 0, 8, and the chp is looking for whoever fired shots tuesday on a freeway in the bay area. the shooting was around 08:00pm along interstate 80 at mcbride avenue in richmond. one person was hit by a bullet but survived. >> more than 70,000 property owners and renters who have state farm insurance are going to see their policies not renewed next year. really concerned. where they're going to get insurance with all of these different companies pulling out. >> but state pharmacy is the only way they can stay in business, especially in areas where there are high wildfire danger in a kron four's. dan kerman takes a closer look at what the impact going to be. >> those who live in high fire danger areas may soon be without homeowners or renters insurance. state farm, the state's leading insurer has announced that over the next year will stop retewing approximately 30,000 homeowners renters. another property insurance policies

and not renew another. 42,000 commercial apartment policies, state farm's the last remaining company that has not non renewed a single homeowners insurance policy. since the big fires 2017. >> so as the market leader, they really held on longer than anyone else. rex frazier's with the personal insurance federation of california, which represents large auto and home insurance companies in california. he says taking on more policies and paying out for wildfire damage has proved unsustainable for state farm. >> they outlined. >> the drop in the capital that they have available to service their existing customers. and it went from 4.1 billion dollars at the end of 2016 to 1.3 billion at the end of 2023, the zip codes that will see the most non renewals are in areas ripe for wildfires. >> places in and around santa rosa, napa, piedmont, orinda and lafayette. this is part of a larger problem with other

insurers withdraw. >> we need to make sure that we're stabilizing or insurance market. >> bay area state senator scott wiener says the state insurance commissioners looking at new rules as to how insurance companies can calculate risk when setting rates. he says that might help at rates are going to go up. >> and and but >> that's going to be painful for many of us. but it's also better than not being able to access insurance at all. >> still, uhis is raised a red flag for state regulators. they say state from general's decision today raises serious questions about its financial situation questions. the company must answer to regulators. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> it's 10, 10 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. another person comes forward in the east bay accusing a teacher of abuse. we'll have more on that situation and where it's going on. plus, lawmakers and the governor

reaching an agreement that could help the budget deficit go down in california. >> enjoy the sunshine. we're getting early day. the clouds build in the afternoon. rain up in the north bay. and then by 5 o'clock drive it home by 5 o'clock drive it home rain (♪♪) together is the best way to discover joy (♪♪) kinder joy, open a world of surprise

>> 10, 13 and this is dangerous work but necessary. a coast guard rescues, people distress from water and all the time. yeah, you can see some of these video clips exactly what we're talking about. lifeguards in california actually taping teaming up with them to train for scenarios like this. jamie chambers takes a look. >> it's a rare look at the

ocean to air medivac transfer training between the u.s. coast guard and the oceanside lifeguards. seas are calm, but the electricity is in the air literally to the basket potentially loaded with a shock if not grounded some of the most critical things on this. is it the fact that it's a low frequency um it's also high risk, but we had no helicopter new menu or going to be working in her trying to bring that mask also trying to make sure they don't know what new as the coast guard chopper approaches, the thundering rotor wash turns all communication to hand signs. the rescuers are stunned and blinded by the the event we use them is going to be for a medevac. so we're going have a patient's allied over caring for is everything needs to be done by the to ensure the safest transfer after drilling transfer after transfer. even giving me a turn in the

action. >> the coast guard swimmer lands on the visit with the adrenaline pumping veteran. lifeguards say it's important to live moment to moment. >> and make sure no ropes get tangled and no one gets hurt. as long as you just remember what my job here, my job is to grab the line and on the deck. and then, you know, you just kind of revert back to training and that's what you got to do every time. >> in spite of hydro and aerodynamics, the team's work flawlessly together. certainly a lot of adrenaline and everyone, >> they the coast guard, the reading room. >> as of today, it's not going to be very beach like weather, on the 0, absolutely. and you want to get rescued from your car. make sure you listened go to tower something a day. james darya. good morning. good morning, everybody. and we're enjoying some sunshine at least early on. so soak that up east bay shoreline all lit up some just to some distant clouds as if there was nothing going to happen. well,

that's not the case, though. and on the lookout besides the showers will be some thunder showers potentially throughout the whole weekend. it looks like and that's what this was painted, this is not necessarily a severe zone they're looking at, but you can sometimes get some severe weather with us. it will be very isolated with that. so hail is possible. and even sometimes some straight-line winds on future cast for takes a l day to march through from the north bay down south. here it is about 6.30. this will be coupled with some winds as we approach around midnight. you can see lights, little patch breaks up before, you know, reinforcements come of more spotty showers taking us till saturday morning. but all of the shows those breaks that happened. it's not raining at the same time. the same place at the same issue. and with those breaks, it just lets the sun come in and just heats up the atmosphere for more energy. nice break happens on sunday morning. it looks like really opening up a lot of the bay and that may again pose some problems with that cold air sitting upstairs. our winds are going to pop a little bit of ride home

tonight and we're going to see another one that happened saturday afternoon. and in fact, a little bit of a 3rd one looks like it's trying to develop along the coast getting into sunday morning. so again, the kind of reiterate we have rain a% developing in to take time now. windy a sloppy evening commute weekend. we've got showers on saturday. it will be very widely scattered on your sunday and with breaks of sun with thunder showers. still a possibility. rest of the week here. monday is kind of wishy-washy as it were a lot of cloud cover, maybe an isolated shower. wednesday is the big day to look for in friday. one more hit and we should clear out for the following week for today, 60 for san francisco. 66 for oakland, 70. meanwhile for san jose in these numbers are quite lofty compared to the forecast calls for in the seven-day. i will have that extended forecast coming up and a bit. daria, thank you, dave. 10, 18 san francisco police have arrested a man for vandalizing more than 20 cars. >> officers responded to around 9 o'clock on tuesday

night to a bunch of a vehicle's reports that vehicles had had their tires slashed in the area of 12th avenue and and street. and when they got there, they saw a man who matched the description of the suspect and arrested. 22 cl torres 10, 18 is the time right now. and other news that we're following. police in newark are investigating because a newark man. shot. he was shot and killed by a bail bondsman. a bounty hunter shot and killed the man that they were trying bring in. and this happened last week or earlier this week, the bounty hunter and his employee. this is this week. so they were trying to catch a man who failed to appear in court. and after an altercation, the bounty hunter ended up shooting and killing the suspect. the bounty hunter then remained at the scene, waited for police to arrive. the identities of the men

involved in this have not been released. >> 10, 19 is the time. and according to the port of oakland, they've been pretty busy. port officials say imports rose for the 4th month in a row. they brought in nearly 77,000 containers last month. experts are also up about 24% year over year. so some good news on that front. and we're also hearing more good news out of the east bay where the concord city council now has accepted a term sheet for the development of the former naval weapons station. the company is brookfield properties. and this is the wide open space that they're talking about. it used to store weapons and munitions for the navy. well, they had an exclusive negotiating agreement. now with this development company which spans over for decades to develop a number of things in this area, one of which would be to create about 12,000 homes, a quarter which would be designated affordable housing. they would also have areas for commercial use and green spaces. wells matter of fact, they've got about 2000 acres that they're proposing

to gift to the east bay regional park district for a also includes restoration n p- about the apple creek and a widening of will pass road, which is going to be necessary if you've got more and more people living there, a specific plan and the environmental impact reports will all be given once a deal with the navy is set because the navy still technically owns that land. >> governor newsom and democratic leaders in the legislature have reached an agreement to reduce the state's multi-billion-dollar budget deficit. currently, there's still a discrepancy over how big the deficit is. the legislative analyst's office projects sit at 73 billion. the newsom administration thinks it's more like 38 billion. so that's a huge difference. but whatever the number the aim is to reduce the deficit by 12 to 18 billion dollars. specifically this plan calls on allowing a legislation to reduce the size. the current fiscal year budget.

>> the better off our budget in fiscal situation will be for the entire golden state. are sacrifices getting need to be made this year. you're right. yes, absolutely. we are going to have to make sacrifices. but early action means that we can bring this deficit to a more manageable level. >> democrats plan to vote on their deficit reduction plan sometime in early april. >> well, a new trend in the workplace may be alarming if you're in need of a vacation. employees are apparently having a tougher time getting paid time off. a new report from hr software company bamboo hr shows that about half of worker vacations requests are actually being tonight every month. experts say the main factor is companies expanding vacation time trying to attract new talent as the job market tightens. but now a bosses don't have enough workers to cover those time off requests. another factor is that employees growing desire for better work, life balance since the pandemic. and so

they're more people asking for time off. 10. 22 is the time. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. if you own one of these mugs, you may want to toss it out or get a refund will tell you the reason for the recall.

>> 10 24 in congress is facing yet another deadline to avoid a partial government shutdown. congress released details of the massive spending bill yesterday. lawmakers were not much time to debate this 1.2 trillion dollar deal. the deadline is midnight. both democrats and republicans say they got some of their top priorities in the bill.

conservatives got more money to deal with immigration and border security and for the left is more funding for child health care and research. this bill essentially keeps domestic spending flat while cutting some foreign aid. it still needs to be passed by the senate to avoid a partial shutdown. >> with more than 60,000 lawsuits have now been filed against the makers of ozempic and other weight-loss drugs. patients accuse novo nordisk and eli lilly of failing to notify them about the side effects which include a range of the test of problems as well as nausea. some have even been hospitalized as a result. now novo nordisk and eli lilly both say they will defend themselves vigorously in court and both companies say that patient safety is their top priority and they're working right now. federal regulators to continuously monitor the safety of their medicines. and happening today with starbucks recalling some 440,000 mugs. you see them here on the screen. they were part of the

2023 holiday gift set that was made by nestle and sold at target and walmart. customers apparently contacted the company saying that these mugs which have a metallic coating can break if microwave are filled with very hot liquids, there's even been reports of people getting burns as a result. consumers are advised to immediately stop using them and they could be returned to the place where you purchased them for a refund. i love that whole rainbow weirdest thing. want my car to be like that. >> 10 26 right now. and there's another couple morning is when i win the lottery. james, do any the hour at my car will be so cool put your face on and james is buying tickets or you. there's still time to get rich.

>> of them. >> 10 29 was checking out the weather for you, which will still matter after you become a billionaire. by the way, up through, we've got the lottery coming. money when it falls, falls on everybody. hey, they all right. good morning. good morning, everybody. a live shot of what we've got use off behind them. there are lots of sunshine already poking out very nicely. so enjoy the early part of the day with sunshine for everybody. got to start with the rain in the north bay, which is going to be very typical and then spread across the wider bama show you that real quick sfo. here's a beauty shot here where we see the sunshine they're dealing with about a minor one hour. plus delay because of construction. but you throw in the weather situation both today and through the weekend. there may be some localized problems that may and then schedules a little bit here. 68 to 2 o'clock as we see the clouds collect in. here is the rain at 5 o'clock at 63. let's show you what it lookselike in

space. that's the low we're watching and giving it to future cast for. here's the line right across the bay at 5 o'clock that comes with winds. by the way, that looks like it clears us in time for late tonight. but they're successive waves to come through saturday and sunday and some breaks in this cloud in these clouds allow the sun to come out to give the surface more energy. the combined with the cold air aloft and that can can sometimes give you some nasty weather at times and localized areas. 62 going on for antioch, 60 for concord, 50's up north and 58 for san jose. go take a look at longer range forecast because even into next week there's more systems look out for james. all right. thank you very much. day 10, 30 is the time and amended civil rights lawsuit has been filed against the central valley unified school district and a former teacher. a second victim has now come forward alleging abuse and claiming that the school district failed to act. >> kron four's philippe djegal has more. >> a second former student at san ramon valley high school has come forward with abuse

allegations against a former theater arts teacher. she has been added to a lawsuit originally filed last month in contra costa county superior court against the teacher and the san ramon valley unified school district. it alleges the school district failed to act when made aware of the abuse allegations. >> during the 2011, 2012 school year. they did not document his final so that subsequent employers would know >> about these allegations. they did not submit the matter to the california teachers accreditation agency to ensure that his license was taken away. attorney robert allard with the san jose based law firm of sari boskovich and allard represents the 2 plaintiffs. >> he says jane doe number ones, alleged abuse happened multiple times on and off campus in 2011. and jane doe number twos abuse allegedly occurred shortly after the first plaintiffs graduation. the lawsuit claims the teacher showered the plaintiffs with gifts and played favorites. allard says jane doe number one was sexually abused

multiple times on and off campus. >> and that the teacher's alleged grooming led to him inappropriately touching jane doe. number 2. >> without her consent, these were all behaviors which were known to the school. and to our knowledge, no action was taken by the school of prior to the. station of jane doe. number one, allard says the report was filed with law enforcement back in 2012, but no charges were filed, which is why kron 4 is not sharing the defendant's name or picture. >> says he eventually left the school on his own accord shot. for the past. >> several years he has been advice. a principal. and a reputable private k through 12. school and the east bay ice shutter to think about what i know about this man. how much damage he cause they're allard says now that a second plaintiff has come forward, a formal request has been made to law enforcement to reopen its case.

>> the san ramon valley unified school district responded to our inquiry by stating, quote, we take these kinds of allegations very seriously, because this is active litigation. it is our policy not to comment. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> with 10, 33 is the time. and governor gavin newsom now is calling for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. elected leaders have been facing pressure mounting pressure as the death toll in the war between israel and hamas continues to grow. so in this letter to the state's muslim, palestinian american and arab american communities, the governor says he is supporting president biden's call for an immediate cease-fire as part of a deal to get relief for gazan civilians and the release of hostages that are still being held. the bay area's council on american islamic relations or care for short says they would prefer the governor's call for a cease-fire come sooner. but better late than never. >> for many months now, the majority of americans have said that the genocide in gaza

it's sad that it's taken our elected officials so long. to join the moral called for a cease-fire. but we welcome that they're now here. >> well, the governor's letter also acknowledging a rise in anti-muslim discrimination and hate fact care. national says that in the months following the october 7th attack on israel, anti-arab bias has jumped by their count. but more than 170%. >> meantime, san francisco bay area office of care is calling on san bruno officials to issue a public apology. over what they say happened during last week's city council meeting care says city officials refused to let muslims attending the meeting, their fast and pray inside city hall. the groups sent this letter to the san bruno mayor. and it care says muslim residents had previously requested accommodations for fasting is the meeting filled the second night of ramadan. but city staff reportedly denied the request mere hours before the

meeting stating city policy prohibits food in the lobby despite the presence of a vending machine, chaos for snacks and pastries and then area to congregate. fasting conditions were instead instructed to break their fast and make their prayer outside surrounded by police presence. the letter asks the mayor to clarify the city policy used to justify their actions and to engage in comprehensive islamophobia training. >> ray of sunshine somebody was carrying gave so much others. she loved her kids, her husband, she loved the community. >> we're grieving. father is remembering his daughter and son-in-law jt and a true died on march 12 when their car hit a tree on river road in santa rosa. the couple was returning from celebrating jt 42nd birthday. they leave behind 2 little boys. 11 year-old travis and 2 year-old mason amanda's father. paul says he

and his wife now are doing all they can to help the boys cope with the sudden loss of both their parents. >> he's like, you know, the rooms of the rooms, exactly what they have everything is going to be the same. so they're trying to everything as normal as we can. but what not to let them to >> now the chp is still investigating what caused that crash? in the east bay. a 14 year-old boy is now in custody, accused of trying to steal multiple cars. livermore police say the first attempt was made last tuesday in a downtown parking garage near the intersection of livermore and railroad avenues. officers say the teen pretended to have a gun in his pocket and threatened to harm the victim. if he didn't give him his car. police then received for more reports of similar incidents. 4 days later, the teen is now facing multiple counts of attempted carjacking, attempted robbery and criminal threats. it's 10 37 in the south bay community advocates and san jose are calling on city officials to help tenants. >> to be able to afford to

stay in their neighborhood. advocates are supporting an ordinance that would require 20% for double housing units to go to people who already live in a neighborhood where this housing is being billed. they say many working class families in san jose are facing eviction from the community because they can no longer afford the rent. >> it is unacceptable that families and tenet had to endure the harm of the harmful effects of this placement cars. but the lack of affordable and stable housing. >> we witnessed a families living in the streets and caused that. we also witnessed so many struggle in trying to find foot of the house and buildings. >> the city council set to vote on the proposed policy next tuesday. if it's approved, the ordinance would go into effect immediately. new bill may help the state take control over local governments that violate state housing laws. and if this passes, it would fine local governments $10,000 per month

for each violation and the money would then be used for affordable housing for the area where that violation happened. currently, california's department of housing and community development is authorized to notify the attorney general when cities and counties are in violation of the state planning and zoning laws. >> well, happening today, beer lovers are in for a treat. >> if you're in you've got to get in river brewing company has just released their ply need. the younger brew. and this is the hottest 7 town. oh, yeah. kron four's. michael thomas was there in santa rosa. >> jump the line. got a taste. >> it's a 20th anniversary of pliny. the younger here at russian river brewery. and take a look at what downtown santa rosa looks like. hundreds of people gathering just to get a taste. pliny. the younger is a triple ipa and he's not to be confused with plenty. the elder the younger is simply higher in alcohol and has tons of hops.

it usually finishes at about 10.0. 25 alcohol per cent and is pretty dry for the amount of mult used. this is the 20th anniversary was first crafted back in winter of 2005 for a seasonal brew and was intended to build on the plane. elder recipe every year it brings out hundreds, even thousands to the locations, all looking to get their hands on this the beer. it's always really good. >> the flavor on the beers, every year's different. it's just amazing beer and the crowd that shows up here. it's a proud every year. >> this year, it's available for 2 weeks from today. march 22nd until thursday, april 4th and the owner says own if you'd have asked us even 10 years ago, i don't know that we would have. >> set our going to still be doing this to folks will still be lining up, you know, at the 20 year mark. so we're super excited. we're humble the instead each person that waits in line being able to buy just

2 we have a 3 battle pack this year that were selling. and so one extra bottle, a great way to celebrate you know that the release as well as a new low. good this year. and remember, you only have 2 weeks to buy this. it's starting today on friday, march 22nd until april 4th, which is a thursday. that's the very latest here in santa rosa. michael thomas will send it back to live in the studio. all right. so james, michael thomas wakes up at did you know 2 in the morning? a stand in that line. he only gets 3 models. yeah. >> and what does he give you? i mean, that's like giving you a child bottles. the that's came into the studio during his story to present that i you. that's never had it ok? i am. so looking forward to trying this right. so you want you basically won the lottery. michael, thank you. yeah. who needs the lottery now? i feel like a winner already, but this means if you plan when you got to give something to michael for sure, because you're in on this big job. have like a billion dollars when you have big drawing tonight. got couple of big jackpots that you can enjoy this weekend in harvey in the

studio with that iran and hopefully somebody watching you win big. we have to jackpot drawings this weekend. not the mega millions drawing. that's tonight and powerball drawing. that's tomorrow night. so let's start with tonight's mega millions drawing. it's at 8 o'clock jackpot has been growing recently. it's now estimated 977 million dollars. and you can take home a cash prize of 467 million as the 10th largest jackpot in the game's history. and you don't want a night, you could try a look again with the powerball drawing. that jackpot is an estimated 750 million bucks. well, a cash prize of 360 million dollars. last time somebody won the powerball prize was on january first when the jackpot was 842 million dollars hoping that if you're watching this, you'll have a chance of winning big. send it back to bill that the deaths. all right. good luck to all who are playing a situation. i know. and look at this. look at this. like a guy, former san francisco mayor willie brown, reaching another milestone, 90 years old. this

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>> 10 44 right now and willie brown ice, the most famous san francisco mayor and was still >> still schmoozing. oh, my i didn't tell you how you use 90. my thank you is i don't know. 55. still a bundle of energy. it's incredible. he is the man about town of keeping up with them can be difficult kron four's. vicki liviakis found a way. that's me. >> there is only one mayor willie brown, the man known for his front just received a birthday cake in the shape of else? his famous it's not

every day you turn 90 and brown is making the most of it. got a lot of birthday cakes. when you make a wish. what do you wish for? >> that make 91. >> here he is looking out at the bay bridge named after him. san francisco, after all is his town that we're looking at the clock. we've got restore that this time on your side. always. >> always >> brown was the first black mayor of the city and held that position for 8 years until gavin newsom succeeded him in 2004 before that he spent 3 decades in the california state assembly serving as speaker willie brown has meant or other politicians like gavin newsom and kamala harris and this guy is a perfect politician. every time you lost iran higher office. and he lost all the way to the president's state.

his tip for joe let him be. i. and that age won't show because you'll make joke. about something associated with. wrong step. so what is the best advice is 90 years has taught him? i never think of what happened yesterday. i always think what might happen tomorrow. >> happy birthday. thank you and so cool. that is so cool. >> it's very cool. and boy, he's got a great view of whatever weather is over the bay from his office. yeah. so he'll be seeing some clouds and some rain rolling this is true. good morning, james and darya. good morning. all were tricking a quick little tour up here to yosemite national park is some leftover snow here. started little stale. don't worry. it will be some more snow added to that as well as tahoe with a winter storm warning before you get there actual winter weather

advisory for where you are up in tahoe. now, looking for a couple of feet with this potentially some of the higher elevations. but the snow is going to start off with the higher elevations and drop a little bit more. so to 5,000 feet, a little below when we get later on in the storm process saturday got afternoon snow 6.35. rather excuse me. 38 going on for sunday and by monday about 40 some variable clouds working here until new doses expected wednesday. and another one to finish off on friday. good news is by the weekend. things improved. so there's the beast. the first of several going to take that winter weather highway for us to come out of the gulf of alaska. here. futurecast for talks about we've been talking about right there around rush hour, the evening commute home. that's we're going to get rid of the line marching through the bay with winds will be nice breaks that happened up here upstream. more popping up of showers and thunder showers. yes, thunder showers, even including today all the way through the weekend. nice little cluster happens early on sunday here that actually help stabilize

the area temporarily only for the sun to come out a little bit and destabilize and again, rainfall amounts of these are tentative, but we're looking at by saturday morning about a half an inch of rain up the santa rosa. maybe a couple of dimes elsewhere. let's add of the bank account here. 3 quarters of an inch a little bit better up there to santa rosa by sunday morning. look at winds. will pop happens here evening on the evening commute out of the southwesterly to westerly wind another. what happens tomorrow? these are shortlived. they're not intense. they don't reach the wind criteria. they're also widespread but he gets it. it's not like the localized stormy action that you still got to watch out for. you local straight-line winds or something that that's a different matter. this is the widespread general winds. but because the low is not right next to us like this, we're not going to get those more intense winds. so that's good news on the coast. by the way, on sunday morning, we'll see it as another one to watch out for, however, being fact, we said that. upstream may want to watch out for successive systems and those winds, particularly by wednesday.

there you have the winds generated from the low itself and more importantly on friday also looks like it might be about the friday evening commute just like today. not only rain. also some more in the way of intense winds with that. but look at that opens up next weekend. so for your trip, just hold that off until next weekend and will be some fresh snow to be had there as well. the inconsistency of spring, isn't it pain in the? look at those temperatures will drop that we have into the 50's and some 60's as well. far cry from a high of 70 in some selective location. so they are >> all right. let's talk i'm excited. yeah. has glare. family. even remember like kids. ghostbusters? yeah. yeah. so the new system that comes out this weekend, i got tickets. i'm going to see it on sunday. and then also disney's new movie. luca is out. let's check it out. >> something strange? we just thank you. people

>> with the ghost busters, can tell you something else to make people makes pico good. it has been a really long time since i can say that i enjoyed a ghostbusters movie. >> th fun of the 1984, original with lots of cool. ghostly effects. lots of laughs and plenty of throwbacks, including appearances by bill murray, dan aykroyd, ernie hudson and annie potts. and a few more familiar faces in supporting roles. plus, lots of references in characters that wisely connect to the favorite film of the many ghostbusters movies that have come out over the past 40 years. the base storyline here comes out of the last installment, ghostbusters afterlife, they took the best parts of paul carrie a kid actors, mckenna,

grace and finn wolfhard and built upon them. >> this time the family has moved into the old new york letter firehouse from the original movie where the ecto mobile, ghost busting proton packs and the containment unit are stored. new cast members kumail nanjiani patton, oswalt and ancient artifact that holds a powerful spirit, provide the right amount of new blood paranormal, excitement and fun that most of the other sequels completely missed. >> old favorites and new twists. not perfect. pretty enjoyable experience that has revived the ghostbusters franchise. just when i thought it was all over for a pretty fun time at the movies this weekend. who you gonna call? how about this dean's list b? plus. >> so much cooler. things think you can now, even though

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>> just about time to go before we do. let's check in with olivia horton. see what's coming up on live in the bay today. high livia high darya. good morning, everybody. coming up today on live in the bay. it's a look back at the week in all the fun events that you can take part in this weekend in the california artisan cheese festival stopped by. >> discover the cheesy details of all the happenings and find out how you can get involved in the goodness. then it's the largest artistry of an art fair for independent creators in the entire country. we learned more about super fine art fair happening in san francisco starting today. plus, the sf salsa festival is bringing the moves, the food and the fun in their three-day event. find out how you can participate in workshops and competitions when the president stopped by. and as always, we want to hear she had to say in today's question of the day, it's friday. so we want to have a little fun today. we want to know if you have to eat one thing for the

rest of your life, what would it be and why it's known? it could be read live today on the show. darya. >> all right. is it like monogamy for dog food, gummy? you can only have one that would make the rest your life. you okay. that will have to think about that. thank things. >> there's your 7 day forecast. we're watching for a storm to line up here for us on friday. it today, excuse me at 5 o'clock watch out. there are more wants to look out for this weekend that could come with some thunderstorm activity. another hit on wednesday. another one on friday. personnel note. yeah. oh, my gosh. won't take a moment here at the end to say goodbye to one of our family here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> richard sussman, our senior producers with us for 10 years. yeah, really. you don't see him? hear him in our ear and right here. and he >> helps us. and gets the right video on an inmate's story choices right stuff. and >> he's just to go. now. the only saving grace is he's not going far. he's going to the

evening shift, but we won't see him anymore in the morning. we just want to say thank you chance for a couple weekends, which proud

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