good morning and thanks for joining us. we are looking at rain on this easter sunday. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. that's on your right. a live shot from our camera. looking at downtown san francisco and the bay bridge. a look at that the forecast and it verifies. we did talk about the chance of some showers. it's pretty light. >> it's extremely light. barely mist but a little bit of moisture out there. did you see while you were walking your dog this morning? >> he's still sleeping.

i let him sleep in on the weekend. driving in i did notice the wet roads. enough to use the wipers. >> once or nice maybe. we could start seeing more rain. indicating again this is a live look at the radar right now so this is not a projection. we can see rain just off coast make its way toward us. much like we were discussing. not of the heavy variety. you can see that we have another cell here. this is what's known as ground water. don't pay much attention to this. some isolated cells out here. some moderate rainfall just north of trea si. this will pick up by this afternoon whsm it's all said and gone, we could see see up to an inch much rain. but here's the temperatures right now. definitely on the cool side.

49 in san francisco. 50 in oakland. 43 only in sunny vale. you'll see 59 for san francisco not even getting to 60. 62 for oakland. 58 in hayward so chilly, rainy. talk about when it'll clear up an l second system in just a little bit. >> thank you. hundreds of people have gathered on this east you are sunday for an early morning celebration. this happens every year. kron4 is live for thus morning. mike, it's a nondenominational service. good morning. >> yeah, good morning. the easter sunrise service. but organizers tell you the highest cross. 103 feet tall. back in 1934. now the easter sunrise service

just got underway which offers spectacular view of san francisco. it is about a 10 minute hike up to the hill to get to the spot. today a few hundred people are attending. they call this meek but a tradition. i spoke with one woman who comes every year and brought her daughter for the first time. she's enjoying the early morning experience. >> wake up really early. four generations here. >> where does it come from as far as this morning. >> i live in florida now. >> as you come back out here live. the difference of a local ministries today rain unfortunately is in the forecast and i had a chance to speak with organizers who said if really starts to come down, plan b is to move it to a

nearby churchill. anything short they're going to go right on through an enjoy their easter service and one of the more unique setting. >> looks like right now is it dry? >> it's dry right now so far so good and organizers and everyone hopes that that's possession of the hour-long is service. i have seen a few people brick umbrellas. they're going to tough out the rain this morning. >> okay. great. thank you for that report. pope francis and tense of thousands are braving the rain for easter sunday mas. thunderstorms hit out area early this morning. those who attended wore raincoats as you see here. he held a late night vigil service yesterday during that ceremony. he encourages them to go beyond

his concern zone. >> several stations will be closed. the tracks will be shutdown for maintenance work on the tracks. there will be a bus brinl set up for people but could be up to an hour if you go that row. this is a long time presentation. you can see bart's schedule and closures on our website. kron4.com. cras' historic draught is hitting home. water levels at record lees and governor brown calling for mandatory wear restrictions. one community is fail ling the effects firsthand. they're running dry. here's the story. >> we're not asking for water for golf courses or fancy yard. we're asking it survival. >> off the beaten path you'll

signed the qie community where this is no central water supply instead these homes use low flowing wells to get their water. >> our well produces pretty low. within of layer that's 4.5 per minute. it's not enough to sustain what they have there. >> this group of crch neighbors say even before jerry brown called for mandatory water cuts, they cut back on showers. watering language enforce ms and plants. >> typically the gas is brown but right now it's careen because of the recent rain. >> in a month, all of this will be brown. >> all homes fritted with severe pain w. a dry conditions supply is getting low. >> lrld on military showers. minimal use. >> in the past this community has paid for water using the meter system drawing from east

bay mud supply at nearby fire hydrants. >> we cannot take mud, water out of the district. other water districts are saying the same thing. >> trea si speaks for eebs bay mud. >> our supply levels are at record lows. there's only enough wear for the 1.38 million commerce. unfortunately the valley is outside the service area. >> legally we cannot allow access to our water supply to commons owz of our service board arise. going to go a day without water and a hopples. >> it'd be very sad if we khan find that can help us fine the

shrieks. >> coming up, of a college panel discussion about isis going viral the person who image voad the video. plus they say every dog has day. wile, met the pup who hid if home forever home. you're a issue tape.

welcome back. an update to a story we first brought you last week. needed homes. and kron4 says one lucky pup and his new family. >> this is ashley. she's jackie steevest new pet and she's a most fortunate dog. >> she's still a little skiddish about strangers and people. it took her a good touch. >> she's more than a dozen of

dogs rescued. think they were just bred. they were made for meat. >> she just lost her 16-year- old dog and was prepared for a pet that needed special attention. >> needed a special needs home. they were 57 of them that came over. they all have to with treated special. any dog that comes from a cruel background has to be treated special. the korean farm where ashley was rescued weared it in cages. the humane society was able to shutdown the farm and bring the dogs to california. those dogs will need a patient pet own tore jennifer come their ordeal. >> any animal doesn't know what a loving home is. >> the humane society is working to close more korean dog fires and jackie stevens is grateful. >> thank you sot people that

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development. developmenting. we speerpsed some light drizzle. we can go ahead and take a look at our weather headline and see that our temperatures right now in fact let's cool the tornado watches. cooler temperatures all around the fay. around 45 khan cord 48. livermore right at 45. a chilly day certainly around the bay right now. it'll be cold. here's what to expect for today. morning showers. lingering into the afternoon. some scattered showers all around the bay. some wind. this evening we'll see some clearing. don't get too excited. more rain on tap for monday. we're seeing some pretty significant rainfall right now along the peninsula. you are seeing about a tenth of an inch. a little garble right there but definitely some rainfall. we're seeing some rain falling in the east bay as well.

where we can see some shower activity around the livermore area around to a quarter of an inch per hour. significant rainfall falling in some areas. just not widespread. the showers will become more wide spread where we have some pretty significant activity. mostly light rain not of the light variety. tomorrow evening to be more specific. a stronger system moves through. staying on the cool side. 61. 60 for richmond. only getting town 6 # in san jose. we have 60 for fairfield and 58 for half-moon bay. kron 4 will show off and on shower activity. that'll last town wednesday. all clear by wednesday. after a little bit ever warming getting back to seasonal temperatures. >> all right. thank you, dan. national news a controversy video about a panel on isis by

a muslim student association at the university of new mexico has gone viral. the association says a student who coasted a common threat mischar actized the event. we take a look. >> a sophomore isn't shy about letting you know what he thinks. >> i drive a truck. i las vegas america. i love god and i shoot guns. >> just overnight he's let about 90,000 people. >> they're against the u.s. >> in the student euning building. he started recording. this is vfer disturbing. i'm not okay with this as an american. this the university of new mexico. >> fear is exactly what the muslims student association says it was trying to address by holding a panel about isis. >> we don't condone anything that isis does. we're against everything that they do.

this does not promote violence. the association says during the panel it's rest religion, politics and the roots of extremism and the facebook post has now done the office than what they hoped for. >> social media in general. people kind of get bits and pieces and if it forms your perception, then that can be harmful. >> christians who sat in and listened to the pam have told them they don't agree with the posts. >> my talk told christmas. they always have christst christ. we enlightened the community. we took a stand. >> no apology. >> everything. we can't go against it. why can't we just stand up and ask our viewpoint? >> you the muslim student association says a dialogue is what they didn't to have with

him or the 50,000 that watch his video. families and friends of the victims are still looking for answers about what happened. of all the air disasters, what happened to plane last year still remains biggest mystery. the german wings crash continues. >> reporter: in the midst of the rugged terrain high in the swilsz app ps. it remains for the during wing slash 955. >> an emotionally difficult difficult. dirt and rubble to and treative fragments of body. off the copilot and believed to have deliberately slammed the a # 20 into a mountain side with 149 overs on board. >> and while the world grappad

with all this could have happened almost 9,000 miles away in another hemisphere, a search even more challenging grows on. a thousand miles up the coast. surveys continue to scour the floor. the boeing 57 disappeared more than a year ago. and according to the charter, experts believe it's somewhere here two and a half miles under water at the bottom of the nsh that's never been mapped before. >> it's drilling late and then it's over. we stock with the seventh argentinaing. >> after an initial sit though how fifltty do you need though being narrowed town of 23,000 square miles.

it's a slow and meticulous crisis. >> when looking for more, something like this pix l. >> so far this covered more than half the priority search area and authors believe they're on target to release it may. they have remained tight lip on what will happen if nothing is found in in a priority area by the end of next monday. they have the most extensive search in history. australian prime minister has indicated his country is prepared to continue searching. cnn hong kong. >> cars being vandalized. where it's happening and what type of damage is being done. here's a look at some of the

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98 were speeders. this driver was doing -- >> going 42. >> do you have your license with you? >> they were on seven days a week and enforcing a speed limit. >> oh my god. oh my god. people behave badly. this is shah you guy ?tion listen in. the reason i'm pulling you over is you're going 42 miles an hour. you have the senior citizen there. >> yeah. everybody speeds up. no different than anybody else. >> this driver was doing 40 in a 25. 40 in a 25? come on, man. >> i mean, you know, what i

mean? where does it say that. >> the sign says 25. >> i didn't see the sign. >> this driver caught on 49 and 25. one more dij over and he could have arrest and the car embellis pounded. >> i hope he's enjoying that sandwich. the prize for double the speed limit, a word of advises. slow down. you may have a family member trying to cross the street. give them a break. in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron4 news. and if you want to spend or send me an e-mail send him an e- mail. check them out on fashionbook page. we're back with more coming up after the break.

welcome back. cloudy skies out there on this sunday. here's a live look outside to show you what it looks like downtown san francisco. some gray skies. we did see some showers this morning. storm tracker 4 on the right. you can see we're picking up some returns on the radar. we do have gray skies out. there all right. so where exactly is it raining? how much committee with expect? more storm on way. good morning, dan. >> yeah. for today it's going to be the scattered variety. some light rain popping up here and there. not of the heavy variety but some shower activity prevalent. we're seeing a cell move right over us. a hundredth of an inch per hour. just barely measurable. but another system moving in. a lot more rain than what we

saw today. for the rest of today. 10:00 this morning, more showers. along the peninsula. most of shower activity is going to be centered in the north bay but it will sweep south and it will sweep east and pick up in intensity by noontime. wide spread all around the bay. some shower activity. it's a pretty quick move system. it'll push east by this afternoon. hopefully we'll dry out in time or easter dinner should be pretty clear. looking pretty good by 5:00 this evening. monday around noontime. they return. moving out to the north bay. moderate rain fall and some heavy rain fall moving in from the north. we'll see some pretty heavy shower activity. and by tuesday we'll see some pretty impressive storm totals. 3 inches in the hills. about 2 inches of rain. so talk about high temperatures

and what that will do coming up. >> thanks. in world news now -- mourning continues in kenya. killing 148 people. searching for missing loved ones. andy rose has the latest on the massacre and the government's sponts. >> the full force of the law will be wrought to there. and greater intensity than has been the case than previous years. >> the president has condemned the deadly assault on the university college declare three days of mourning and ordered flags to be flown at halftime. somalia terror group has not only claimed responsibility but issued a statement threatening another blood bath. five suspects have been

arrested. saturday a 19-year-old student was rescued from her room 48 hours after the assault. she said she hid beneath clothes1fç÷ clothes. she drank body lotion to survive. she didn't have water. another smeared blood on her face and played dead. the education ministry that is closed the university indefinitely. >> despite adversity, we have been and always will be about and we shall continue to build a strong, prosperous and secure nation. that's the greatest testimony we can offer to though pressure fat departments that we have lost.

>> back in the bay area a -- on suspicion of human traffic. they arrested wayne ferguson of pimping, pappedderring and human trafficking. a minor for saul exemployeation. he has identified himself as rap artist. officers pulled over ferguson around 1:00 this morning and during the stop, police noticed a young girl in the car with ferguson. officers determined that the girl was being sexual exploited and trafficked. she was later reunited with her family. the search is on this morning for vandals who flash dozens of tires in a north bay community. this happened in -- to more than 20 weeks along three blocks on fourth street. neighbors walked out of their home and that's when they found many of the tires had been slashed >> i don't know who it was. but i just seen that.

>> talking to some more neighbors, doing some follow up work and hopefully get some leads. we're asking the public to assist us with the investigation to call the nevada police department. >> right now investigators do not have adscription of the suspect yet. looking to see if anyone might have caught something on surveillance cameras in the neighborhood. >> coming up, we'll tell you about the latest sign that hillary clinton could be getting ready for a presidential run. plus an olympic gold medalist may be getting her very own reality tv show. welcome back. big news from beverly hills.

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let's check out bay area sports. and looking for their 12th straight win after a tight first quarter. the warriors ran away with this one. clay thompson led the team in scoring with 21 point and the warriors go on to win by a

final of 123-110. the warriors 12th win in a row. today, the warriors take on the defending champions spurs and san antonio. now golden state has not beat the spurs in texas during the regular season. since 1996. tipoff is set for 1:00 this afternoon. a big game. deion sanders calls his son out on twitter. he tweeted about his love for hood donuts. then the elder deion tweeted back you're a huxtable. stop the hood stuff. he followed up with another tweet that included the hash tag -- trust fund. sanders junior seemed to take it in stride retweeting his father's comments. olympic gold medalist is getting her own reality tv show. it'll be called douglas family

gold and air on the octagon network. they'll be featured including her brother who is an olympic hopeful in track and field. you may remember douglas made history by becoming the first african-american to win gold in the individual all around gymnastics event. we have some scattered showers to our north. starting to sweep south already. talk about where and when it will rain coming up.

welcome back. happy easter sunday. from the view of a drone. isn't this cool? he used the device to capture this time lapse footage. in fact we are tracking some more winter weather up in the tahoe area. i was looking at the forecast. i think middle of the week i do have one day off and i might go

to tahoe. >> that would be wise. >> it's not been the best season. i think we'll have some good fresh powder. >> at least a few inches. >> better than nothing. >> better than nothing. we'll take it for the mountains that are open. it actually would be a good time though. like the spring skiing anyways. >> it's not too cold. >> and some fresh snow. cool. we will have a few inches of before the storm is over. keep is closer to home. light rain. mostly along the peninsula because this is going to shift around a lot throughout the day. rain all around the bay area as we saw a little bit earlier on. but right now, rain falling along the peninsula at about .03 of an inch. but it's going to move around quite a bit. all around the bay area. here are the storm impacts. mainly in the morning.

rain totals from a tenth of an inch. looking at more of a quarter of an inch. that's why it's so frigid this morning. but very cool temperatures mid to upper 50s for the most part. now here are our morning lows. pretty low. 43. not even getting to 40. richmond sitting at 51 for your morning low. 40 sunny vali. so certainly pretty chilly out. there here's what to expect for the rest of the day. scattered showers. they'll linger around. after that looking at some clearing. so if you do have plans later on for your easter sunday, we should be in pretty good shape. the showers should exit to our south and to our east. what that'll do is keep them pretty low. 59 in san francisco. 60 in -- looking for 63 and that's about as warm as it's going to get for today. we'll warm up by the end of the

week though. we'll show that and -- but not before some more rain will fall. moving toward us for tomorrow evening. that's last through tuesday and we can look forward to drying out. >> okay. thanks. something many of us take for granted having enough water every day but california is now coming up dangerously short. jerry brown has even imposed mandatory water restrictions. an inside look. >> reporter: california is going dry. >> people should realize we're in a new era. the idea of your nice little green grass watered every day is a thing of the past. >> mandatory statewide water restrictions. to drought resistance. a aren't program makes it free. >> because of that, to get

that. because of that, this could catch fire and really help california. >> it calls for a 25% reduction in urban potable water usage and agricultural must provide a water usage plan. these actions can't happen soon enough. >> california has about one year of water left in its reservoirs on the surface. >> over here? >> you don't have to tell vicki how bad it is. the retiree lives it every day in california's central valley. >> you never miss the well field. who would have ever thought that i wouldn't have any water? >> her tap did too. >> did you ever actually cry because of what was going on? >> i cried myself to sleep a lot of times and i lost weight. >> in east porterville dry wells have left about 5,000

people without running water in their homes. >> how long have you not had running water in the home? >> it's been a year and one month. >> one of her children is being bullied over it. >> one of -- my daughters. i'm sick and tired. they say i ain't got no water and shower. that i stink. >> nothing is fair. at one of state's launchest reservoirs the dry rings reveal where the water level was joseph yearing ago. even gps is having strubl keeping up. we should be submerged in deep water right now. the water crisis impacting everything from people to the produce and nuts the world has come to rely on. if the drought does its work t could turn the part of america referred to into a sand pit.

cnn, california. and national news hillary clinton's presidential campaign may be setting up in brooklyn. the building for offices for morgan stanley. now a lease was sign on friday for an office in brooklyn heights. clinton's aides will not confirm that it'll be used as her campaign headquarters since she's not formally declared her potential to run but we should know soon. the least signing trigger is a 15-they window. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. now it's the pushup challenge. we'll hear from a man who created it in an toarcht save u.s. veterans and as we go to break here. the east motivation and the east bay and also south bay for

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welcome back a michigan man is channeling friend and family to a push up contest. it's to raise money and awareness for help to prevent veterans suicide. >> the challenge is simple. 22 push up and a $5 donation. whatever you want to do. >> like the ice bucket challenge that was everywhere last year, nate cain is looking to make loot splash. >> he's a army veteran. >> operational enduring freedom. operation iraqi freedom. i felt there was more i needed to do. >> he's fighting to fight his

vets. issuing a challenge to raise awareness. >> every day 22 veterans take their own life. >> these are brothers, fatherrings, sons daughters. 22 push ups. >> if you're challenged just reich like the ice bucket challenge. you have 22 hours. one hour for every veteran that falls victim to suicide every day. film yourself doing it. everybody likes to see it. >> if you can handle it you donate $10 but if your arms aren't up for it. >> feel free to donate $22 and challenge your friends. >> donating all the money to the charity 22 kill. the group's mission all about helping those who served and sacrificed. nate has even signed town volunteer with them as a veteran advocate. >> it feels good to be able to know that once, you know, the whole challenge is done and everything i'll be able to send this money off to 22 kill and -- so they can further help

other veterans. i'm just going to continue to do what i do. just being able to get the word out. nobody knows. that means more than the dollars. >> coming up cron4 news. pope francis welcomes tens of thousands. find out what his top concerns are right now and fighting to stay. a 40-year-old has been in the u.s. since he was a little boy facings deportation. the case now getting attention in washington. we'll have this story. and our travel enthusist will tell us what you can find while traveling the netherlands.

we are live this morning. coming up the message this morning and why some people say this is the best spot to celebrate easter. >> and an east bay city on the verge of running out of the water and tracking arraign that's moving across the bay area this morning on this easter sunday. >> this is the bay area news station. kron4 news weekend starts now. >> we are watching that rain on this easter sunday. happy easter, everyone. where's it raining now? how heavy is it? >> mostly along the coast and also along the peninsula north bay as well. heading east and heading south. but we can talk a little bit more about that and the rain's really not falling at that high of a rate. most of shower activity actually really just off our

coast right now. we're seeing about 300. that's going to be a pattern that will repeat throughout the day. in case you're worried about rain traffic. right now we're in good shape. we're checking it on time. so that could change though. you'll see a tat tick shot. most of rain. more widespread showers. the light green and dark green and little shades of yellow which indicate more moderate rainfall over the next few hours. that's going to move south and east. we'll see systems start to depart. we will see clearing but there's another system behind it. don't get too used to the dry weather. her it is. see the rain start to return again and sweeping south from there. so we'll talk more about that

second system in a little bit. download the weather app. it's available on the android. earthquake data so be sure to download that and check it out. my kind of app. >> we like that apprenticeship. thank you. this is a long standing tradition that happens every year at top mount davidson. live there this morning and let's us know how the turnout was. good morning, mike. >> well, good morning. if a few hundred people attended the service this morning. it did not rain during the service. which wrapped up just a my moments ago. you can call this a tradition but you can southeasternly call this unique. take a look at where a we're at. about a 10 minute hike up to the top of mountain davidson. you cannot beat the view. a lot of people came up early this morning. settle in for service that takes place in front of what organizers say is the tallest

crops. 10 # feelal and dedicated back in 1934. the easter service takes place every year and the music director tells me it offers one clear message this morning. >> there's a lot of reasons perhaps why people come up to the stip, come up to the cross up here but i think that's the bottom line for everybody. it represents home and represents a new day in light of a lot of stuff that's happening. we need to remind ourselves that there's always hope. >> organizers did have a plan to move the city to a nearby church if the rain really started to come down this morning. firefighterly that did not happen. a lot of people don't just attend the service and go home. they stick around and have prek fast. we'll have that coming up for you at 9:00 this morning. >> mike, i'm glad the rain held off hopefully it can continue the rest of the morning.

thu this morning pope francis and tens of thousands of people are braving the rain for an outdoor eastern sunday mass. thunderstorms hit this area early in the morning. and those who attended mass came armed with umbrellas. they urge caution during the easter message. he expressed concern about conflicts in the middle east and africa. >> back in the bay area, happening today, bart trucks between the fruit vale will be closed for maintenance work. a bus break set up for people who don't have any other way to get around t. down up to an hour. it's an long-term project. it'll continue into august, mostly on the weekend. kron 4.com. it's hitting home for one bay area community.

with water levels at record lows and governor brown calling for water restrictions. one community is feeling the effects firsthand because their wells are running dry. kron4 has the story. >> we're not asking for water for golf courses or fancy yards. we're asking it for survile. >> off the beaten path between black hawk and dublin interchange line. there's no central water supply. instead, these homes use low flowing wells to get their water. >> well, produces pretty low. # gallons a minute. >> a well that's producing an 8th of a gallon. it's not enough to sustain what they have there. >> this group of concerned neighbors say even before had called more fanned moisture water cuts they cut back on showers, watering lawns and plants. >> in fact residents say that

they're so conservative with their water that typically it's brown but right now it's green because of the recent rains. >> this will be all be brown. >> you will the homes it fitted with reserve tanks but with the dry conditions, supply is getting low. >> we're already on military showers. minimal use. in the past this community has paid for water using the -- the utility district is putting an end to that. >> you cannot take mud out of the water district. other water districts are saying this the same thing. >> this is a grim reality caused by the dret. >> our supply levels are at record lows. >> therefore there's only enough water for the districts 1.3 million customers. unfortunately tessa is outside the service area.

>> legally we cannot allow access to our water supply to communities outside of our service boundaries. >> try going a day without water in your house and you'll qkly realize what a critical season it is. >> it's wonderful neighborhood t. would be very sad if we couldn't find someone. >> kron4 news. >> part of his executive draught order includes streamline. specifically de-- santa barbara, monterey and others are exploring the idea. they have a detail nation plan from the 1990s that was built after the last drought and they're considering whether to bring it back. still much more to come including a pilot has to do

some quick thinking after his plane is forced to make an emergency landing. he won't won't believe where the plane ended up landing. >> what am i going to do when you have to go and they shift me to south korea. i don't know what to do. >> an tbon fan fighting to say in the u.s. he's been here since he was 13 years old. his immigration tat tus aide tiny chelsea manning sending tweets from her prison cell. what she hopes to complish through social media.

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in prison chyle sigh man asking now communicate with the world through twitter. she leaked thousands of classified documents appearances to have joined a social media site this week. she said that she will be using

a voice phone. that firm will post the tweets on her behalf. manning was convicted in 2013 of stealing and disseminating documents and videos to wikileaks. and storm tracker 4 showing storm totals for tomorrow morning but we'll see a lot more impressive numbers by wednesday morning. we'll touch on those in just a bit.

welcome back. time now 8:15. on the right we've got storm tracker. some showers coming through around the bay area. on the left a live look at the san francisco shot. where we do have gray skies taking a look from our cameras. so yeah, we are looking at easter spring showers but this is not -- we have more showers on the way. here's dan to fill us in. good morning. >> good morning. monday's going to bring the heavier showers.

picking them up nonetheless. we've seen most of shower activity. not a whole lot of heavy downpour. a lot of trades along the peninsula as well. i was around the area right now. most of shower activity is centered but more widespread by this afternoon and start to clear up. for the next 24 hours. going to stay on the cool side certainly. failing to get 60 degrees for most parts. maybe we'll get to 62 or 63 or so. not going to be that warm. a bigger system on monday night lasting through tuesday. we just saw some storm total business tomorrow morning. this is a by wednesday morning. you'll see a lot more impressive numbers. three quarters of an inch. so some pretty impressive totals here by wednesday. so again, the best is yet to come i guess you could say as far as heavy rain fall.

clearing up by wednesday but afternoon highs today 61. 58 in the bay. 59 in hayward. they're just not here at all. we're lucky to get to 61. tahoe futurecast we're going to see some pretty significant snowfall. she may head up to the hills. i may have to think about it too. by 5:00 snow falling and more snow at the highest elevations the mountain tops see as close to half a foot in some areas. so a lot of snow fall over the next few hours and they will fall over the next day days. seven day around the bay forecast sews that off and own period. clearing up by wednesday. warming up just a bit. that's another system. we'll continue to update right here. >> thank you. a small plane makes an emergency landing on the central coast. authorities say the plane went

down due to mechanical failure near the santa maria airport. they were on board and nobody was seriously injured and that was largely due to the pilot's quick thinking and his 50 years of flying experience. the two passengers on board were the pilot's son and the son's fiance. a portland michigan is fighting to stay in the nus the one that cause the senate. nora heart shows us why the father is facing deportation. >> what am i going to do when i have to go and i'm there standing there and i don't know what to do. >> he spent his 40th birthday if court fighting to stay in the only country he knows. >> listen to my voice. i'm an american. i've been here my whole life. >> they came to the u.s. from south korea when he was throo years old. they were later abandoned by

their adoptive parents separated into foster care and sent on two very different paths. his sister was dopped and got her citizenship. she had an abusive foster parent. he lived on the streets stealing to survive. >> asking yourself that as a teenager, you know what, are you going to do if you need a place to live? what are you going to do when you wake up in a park and you're wet every day. >> a husband then a father with another baby on the way. when he tried to update his legal status his early criminal history raised a red flag. he could be deported to south korea. he doesn't speak korean and doesn't think he'd survive. >> i don't make it. you're sentencing me to death for crimes i've already done hard time for.

>> making all international if automatically u.s. citizens but the law was not made hetero active. that leads force of others at the risk of deportation. >> the child citizen packet to be included. she supports the fight to stay in the u.s. and taking action on capital hill. they're proposing a stand alone bill to extent -- the stakes couldn't be higher. >> whatever they want me to do, doyle it. but i need to stay here for my family. it's imperative. the attorney says they face a long legal battle ahead. his next court appearance is set for june. >> take a quick break here as we head out. a live look outside at central park. 51 degrees right now. and under fair skies.

a little bit breezy. coming up the conditions could be getting better today. we'll show you why and first, another look at some of the easter events happening in the bay area today including one to check out.

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welcome back. dozens of dogs saved from meat farms in north korea. they all needed homes. we visited one lucky pup and his new family. >> this is ashley. she's jackie steven's new bet and she's a most pheasant dog. >> she's still a little skiddish about strangers and people. it took her a good bit to warm up to us.

rescued by the humane society. they came from dog that rm. >> they were bred and raised. they were more meat. >> she was prepared for a pet that needed special trainings. >> they needed a essential home all of these things. there were 57 of them that came over. they all have to be treated special. any dog that comes from a cool background has to be treated special. the korean farm where ashley was rescued raised darks. the humane society expert national was able to bring down the dogs. >> any animal that gets rescue doesn't know what a loving home is. >> the humane society working to complez more korean dog farms. >> thank you to the people that

rose cued them. >> jeff pierce. kron4 news. >> a man expected to survive aver she was shot mlt times outside of an apartment building. it happened around 6:30 last night. on carolina street. they found the man outside the building in one of the walkways with multiple gunshot wounds. he was taken to a hospital and the shooting remains under investigation. >> taxes are due april 15th. people who got help paying for health insurance under the new health care law are seeing a direct impact on their refunds. the law offers tax credits so people who wees employers don't offer health insurance can buy private coverage. tough estimate what you expect to make. that's going to challenge a lot of people. 5 #% of its commerce dpot health insurance ended up owing

money. about third over the estimate resundayed it not. 365-dollars on average. coming up, a search for a r?kada couple who's 3-year-old baby was dead. >> a live look outside of san francisco from our camera along the embarked. cloudy skies subsidy skies. an afternoon high of 57 with showers possible this afternoon.

welcome become. happy easter. here's a look at heavenly resort. hey, good news if you want to get some spring skiing in.

not just today but for the next couple of days. take a look at this. some drone video of the sierra nevada mountains and here's a view. news and advice to capture this time lapse footage and this is the lake, i think. the lake tahoe itself. hard to make out there. we are tracking more winter weather. in fact a winter weather advisory in effect. here's accused loot at your forecast. good morning. >> good morning. the mountain reflection off the lake maybe. >> yeah. >> it's tough to make out. there i'm waiting for the drone. that'll be awesome. watch that. that's just a joke. storm tracker 4. in case you missed it. the -- yesterday morning. we had the lunar eclipse. in case you missed it, there you go. thank you for bringing that nice shot. picking up lots of shower activity around the bay. we're also still sighing it in

the north pay as well. some moderate rain activity. about a tenth of an inch her hour. trace amounts of rain. and some parts of south africa. you know, if he was here we'd fete microcloiment. chances are it will before the day is over. we'll start to clear up by early evening and should be in pretty good shape. look a little bit later on where we're seeing an accurate view. the large spread showers that eluding time some isolated maryland rat to heaven rainfall. it can be drizly by avenue and pushing even further east for dinner. we should be in pretty good shape but we will see more rain. out of the north making its way south and east. coming up in just a bit.

don't forget or weather app. iphone and androids. lots of school stuff. so be sure to check it out. if you haven't already. >> i have. i like the radar feature. thanks, dan. now the late east coast on the wild fire we told you last night. it's still burning this morning at the national park. so far the wildfire has burned 0-acres. it started yesterday just outside of frens know. they've been listed and the general highway pack open in both directions. no buildings are being threatened. if you have there the water bill may be going up. the water district helding a meeting saturday. the officials say they want to nsm people about dropping and

their water supply. they announced that water rates will be have to be raised. while they don't want to raise prizes. the kids has that go somewhere. >> it's a really hard massage to most of cost are fixed. 70% of our cost are fixed. so when revenue goes down, there's only so much cost cutting that you can do. we're not feel positioning. we defer xral improvement projects but, you know, you need to be able to pay your bills. >> so when they launched him and brown. they'll pay more money even though as they try to concern. >> just drive up and turn on the hose. the deb lincoln park water district cranking up his forest fire. this is a dpleat water recycled

sewage water. i see that. not for drinking. and the good news is it's not just limited to citizen. we do need a container and a way to haul it back home. in world news this morning, kenyaens are grieving just day avers one of the deadliest assault in that country ice history. 148 people were killed on thursday when militants raided the campus and opened fire. there are still people missing. andrew rose has the latest on the attack and the government's response. >> the full force of the law will be brought to bear. even greater intensity that has been the case in previous years. >> ken ya ya's president has con domed the -- ordered flags to be flown at half staff. somalia terror group has not

only claimed responsibility for the attack which left 147 people dead and more than 100 injured but they issued a statement requesting not bachelor's degree beth. five suspects have been arrested. saturday, a 19-year-old student was rescued from the room. she said she hid beneath clothes in a gunman. >> she drank lotion to survive since she didn't have water. she survived by smearing blood on her face and playing dead. friends and relatives have been awaiting news about they loved ones. they've closed the university indefinitely. >> despite adversity we have been and will always be envowed and we will shall continue to

build a strong prosperous and secure nation. that is the greatest testament we can offer those precious departed that we have lost. i'm andy rose reporting. >> happening now, a authorities are looking for a las vegas couple and their five children leaving behind a 3-year-old who was found dead. police want to question these parents you see here. they believe they may be either in oakland or in los angeles. the body of the couple's three- year-old daughter was found thursday in the home. the girl had been dead for a few weeks but the cause is unclear. >> coming up on quran 4 news dozens of cars left with their tire slashed and one bay area community -- how they hope to track down who did this and talking travel in the netherlands this sunday morning including some of the hidden gems. joins us in studio in a couple

of minutes and nfl great deion sanders shows some tough love. why a tweet his son sent out led to an important lesson about reality. in an interesting way.

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>> welcome back. the search is on for a vandals who slashed dozens ever tires. it happened in nevada to more than 20 vehicles along three blocks on fourth street. neighbors walked out of their homes to start the day and that's when they found many of their tires have been slashed. and some cars were left with more than one flat. >> i don't know who it was. but i've seen that too. >> talking to some more neighbors. doing some follow up work and hopefully get some leads. if you have any information that can assist us with the investigation, call the nevada police department. >> they do not have scription

of the suspect. they're looking to see if anybody might have caught something on surveillance cameras in the neighborhood. a bay area rapper is behind bars. they arrested 31-year-old dwain ferguson. a minor for sexual exploitation. police noticed a young girl in the car with ferguson. officers determined that the girl was being sexually exploited and traffic. she was later reunited with her family. >> we're talking a quick short break here. but first, here's another look at some of the easter events happening in the bay area today. get the kids ready and make sure you bring the umbrella just in case. on union street in downtown san francisco. starting at 10:00 this morning.

tomorrow morning more impressive totals. colder air certainly a big component of this storm system. temperatures are staying so low for the time being. afternoon highs 62. oakland 61. 63 in sunny vale. 61 in napa. failing to get to 60 degrees. rain forecast. this is going to be through -- about tuesday. up to 3 inches in the north bay. along the coast too. you can see up to 2 inches of rain by the time the second

system moves through. some substantial rain fall over the next few days. see that storm tracker four. chances of rain lasting all the way through tuesday. wednesday afternoon will definitely be drying out and warming up. only a little bit. >> all right. nice spring pattern there. thank you, dan. well, when most travelers think of the netherlands we think of amsterdam. but there is more to holland than just that one city. our travel enthusist joins us. >> so holland's a relatively small space. you can wander and cover a lot of ground. we're going to talk. it's this tiny little area down in the netherlands in between belgium and germany. it has a different feel because you really have a lot of influences coming in there. so close to belgium and germany and then that little sliver of the netherlands in between.

kind of changes their attitude there. their way of doing things. markets are huge. it has this beautiful historic inner city. look at that bread. >> look at that bread. the way that -- i wish you could smell that bread. major cobblestones. there's some karma car ability. some days the emphasis will be different. food, flowers just kind of depends on the day of the week. this is part of their social schedule. they come in local and visitors come in. they get what they need. they buy food and flours. it's the way they work. >> and imagine the feel and the

want. people must be wonderful. >> and a lot of different languages here as well. so don't hesitate that you don't speak dutch. that's not an issue whatsoever. shopping particular is very popular. we're not just talking about markets. markets are obviously fun because you can get fresh produce but shopping is pretty big. big department type stores. you have these great modern stores but in between you've got cobblestone street and really old buildings and they coexist together. you will things like this. this is a 14 -- dates back to the 1400s. it's a mill. now, it's a working mill. it's still used every day. bishop's mill. it's still used every day. you walk in but this is what happens with the rain. it still is a working bakery.

they make all sorts of great things. it's a warm place to sit down when you need to rest your feet. and, you know, it's somewhat ironic. they have free wi-fi. >> tweet and facebook about the experience. >> tweet and face book about the whole thing. this section of the netherlands was spared bombing during the 1940s. you've got these old pieces of history that are still there mixed in with the old and then they make very good use of their old space. there a church in town and if you say i want to go to the church to anybody, you don't even have to know it, they'll know exactly how to send there. it's a church that has found new life as a bookstore and as a cafi. when you look at it from the outside, okay. this and you get inside and you find this and wow. >> look at the houselings.

high ceilings. the locals love it. the tourists love it. i'm going to try the -- to say it. >> the church that is now a bookstore. and this isn't the only thing. we talk much about hotels but there's some great hotels as well there. there's one called the -- i'm going to try and pronounce. the croshian. this is a different hotel. they want to try to put in a pool. they were digging in the basement and found room in ruins. so now these roman ruins have found new life. that's the area of the hotel. >> they're not under construction. >> they're not under construction. that's the breakfast room. you have breakfast there but you don't have to stay at the hotel. can i check out the room? oh, sure and they'll send you

down. this is the hotel. >> a castle. >> okay. built in 15th century as a monostary but the big thing that it's known for is the huge art fair. the big signature event was a van goh. an amazing experience. the best way is to find findamsterdam? >> any parts of germany because it's such a unique location. >> thanks so much. we're back with more after the break.

bay area sports.

the warriors taking on the mavericks. the warriors ran away with this one. led the team in scoring with 21 points and the warriors go on to win by a final of 123 to 110. they're on fire. the warfare yours take on the defending champion spurs in standpoint. it's a big game. they've not beaten the spurs in texas since 1996. tipoff is set for 1:00 this afternoon. meanwhile in college basketball, kentucky's bid for perfection ended last night. the wisconsin badgers knocked off the wildcats in the ncaa men's basketball final four and then this is how kentucky fans expressed their disappoint. they took to the streets in lexington after the game lighting a number of small fires and police in riot gear lined the streets to try to keep order. at least 31 people were arrested. deion sanders calls out his

son on twitter and stop the hood stuff. deion sanderrings junior tweeted about his love for hood donuts then elder deion said you're a huxtable stop the hood stuff. he followed up with another tweet. sanders junior took it in stride retweeting his father's comments. as the search goes on for victims of the german wings plane crash more questions still remain in another incident that's baffled investigators. we'll take a look at both cases. >> two big bart stations. show you where it's happening and how long the work is expected to last. we're also keeping an eye on the weather. dan is tracking the rain for you this morning. going over san francisco. berkeley and oakland right now.

good morning and thanks for joining us. we are tracking rain in the bay area on this easter sunday. check out storm tracker 4. we have a look at the forecast. you can see in the san francisco shot on the left of the screen, gray skies and raining in san francisco and for parts of the east bay. how much rain are we talking, dan and how much longer will the wet weather stick around? >> probably until wednesday and right now seeing light rain and in that live shot we have saw. we are seeing a moderate rainfall starting to come down on storm tracker 4. if we zoom in, we can see the light

rainfall in the north bay and this is more of the trace variety and not the heavy heavy stuff but we will see heavier stuff along the peninsula as we zoom into south san francisco, we can see the yellow on the screen definitely indicating moderate rainfall. and the east bay seeing heavy stuff. berkeley and oakland and richmond feeling the rain. it will move around quite a bit and they will go away and the cells will pop back up and the gray skies today and cool temperatures. we are seeing temperatures in the 50s. and some not out of the 40s. san jose at 48 and livermore at 50 and so it is definitely chilly but not quite frost but certainly cold nonetheless. we can talk about the high temperatures coming up. check out the kron4.com mobile weather app on the iphone or and dried. it works and it is awesome.

earthquake data on this thing. check it out. hundreds gathered in san francisco for an easter sunrise service. this is a tradition that happens upon mount davidson. dry enough to finish. >> the rain held off until 8:00. and then that's when the rain started to come down and everyone stayed dry and enjoy the east sunrise service. one of the most unique settings across the country. about a ten minute hike to the top of mount davidson and you can beat the view of san francisco. a lot of people came up to watch the sunrise and settle in for the service that takes place in front of what organizers say is the tallest cross, 103 cross unideaed ca indicated by president

roosevelt in 1934. the easter service takes place every year and a lot of first timers and they came away impressed. >> it is so beautiful and we are in god's creation and reflect og life and what matters most and to celebrate. >> it is always nice to try something new and my mother and grandmother wanted to do this for years. the cross on mount davidson is owned by the armenian organization as a memorial to those that died in turkey. this year marks 100 years since that incident and the ministry said a couple words in relation to that. everyone stayed dry before the rain started to fall. and new this morning, pope francis and tons of people braves the rain for an outdoor easter sound mass in st.

peter's square. people were out with ponchos and umbrella because of the rain. the pope prays that the deal in iran and also expressed concern about conflicts in the middle east and africa. back in the bay area, happening bar tracks between the fruit vail and coliseum station will be closed for maintenance work. there will be a bus bridge set up for people that don't have any other way to get around starting today but delays could be up to an hour if you go that route. this is a long-term probably and it will last until august and mostly on weekends. you can see bart's full schedule of services on kron4.com. california's historic drought is hitting home for one bay area community with water levels at record lows and governor brown calling for mandatory water restrictions and one community is feeling the effect first hand because the wells are running dry. we have the story. >> we are not asking for water

for golf courses or fancy yards, we are asking for it for survival. >> off of the beaten path between black hawk and dublin, you will find the quiet community where there is no central water supply. instead, these homes use low flowing wells to get their water. >> our well produces two gallons a minute. >> one is having an 8th per minute and it is not enough. >> before governs brown called for mandatory water cuts they have cut back on showers. watering lawns and plants. >> in fact residents say that they are so conservative with the water that typically the grass is brown and dried out but right now it is green because of the recent rain. >> in a month this will all be

brown. with the dry conditions the water conditions are low. >> we are on minimal use. >> they have paid for water using the meter system drawing from east bay mud supply drawing from fire hydrants and now the utility district is putting anen to that. >> other water districts are saying the same thing. >> this is a grim reality. >> tracy morales speaks for east bay mud. >> our supply levels are at lows. >> morales says there is only enough water for the district's 1.3 million customers. unfortunately the area is outside of the service area. >> legally we can't allow access to our water supply to communities outside of our service boundaries. >> try going a day without water in your house and you'll quickly realize what a critical

situation it is. >> it is a wonderful neighborhood. it would be very sad if we couldn't find someone that can help us find a solution. part of governor brownie executive drought order is drain lining the service for the infrastructure. some california cities are working on tapping ocean water. santa barbara and carmel are exploring that. santa barbara has a plant from the '90s that was built after last drought. now the city council is considering whether to bring it back. coming up on kron4 news, efforts to retrieve victims from the german in crash. people are still looking for the victims from the malaysian slight. from meat farms and dogs are settling into their new homes in the bay area. and we will get a look at a

lucky pup and his family.

welcome back. an update to a story we brought you last week. dozens of dogs brought to the bay area from meat farms in korea. they all needed homes and we visited a lucky pup and his family. >> this is ashley, jackie stevens new pet and a most fortunate dog. >> she is skittish with strangers and people. it took her a good night to warm up. >> ashley was one of dozens of dogs rescued by the humane society international. they came from a dog farm in korea raised for human consumption. >> the dogs didn't deal with people. they were bred and raised and made for meat. >> jackie had just lost her 16- year-old dog in february and was prepared for a pet that needed special attention. >> they needed a special needs home. all of these dogs, there were 57 that came over and they have to be treated special.

any dog that comes from a cruel background has to be treated special. >> the korean form where ashley was rescued raised the dogs in unheated cages. the humane society international is able to shut down the farm and bring the dogs to california. those dogs will need a patient pet owner to overcome their ordeal. >> any meals that gets rescued doesn't know what a loving home is. >> the humane society is looking to close for dog farms and jackie is grateful. >> thank you to the people that rescued them. and coming up, we'll have storm number one impact. there is a storm number two and we will talk about that after the break but we can gu

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south lake tahoe. heavenly ski resort getting fresh snow. if you haven't packed away your skis you are being rewarded. by midweek we could see up to six inches of fresh snow in tahoe. we will take it and grateful for the fresh stuff and i hope you get to enjoy that. we can take a live look closer to home at current temperatures on the low side. we have 50 in san francisco and 51 in oakland and 50 for richmond and still not in the 50s for vallejo and 48 your current temperature and chilly start. storm tracker 4 shows why. we have a lot of rain around the bay area. starting to move in within the last half hour and along the peninsula. you can see the moderate rainfall in some areas along the peninsula and we are looking at a hundredth of inch along the peninsula and there is another cell along the east bay. about a tenth of an inch in berkeley and oakland. and the rain is not likely to

stick around for hours on end. this is a fleeting system with a lot of pop-up cells and wrap around cells bringing rainfall so it will clear up and dry out and it will get rainy again. let's focus on the next 24 hours that we have conditions staying cool throughout the day and by the afternoon we are barely getting in the 60-degree range for much of the bay and in the evening it will be a cold night. the highs looking at 59 in san francisco and 61 san mateo and 60 in richmond and 60 will be the high temperature in concord. here is storm system number one and you can see the rain here moving out by 3 and 5:00. if you have dinner plans you should be in good shape. things will clear up and the second system, noontime tomorrow we will see it move in out of the north and moving south and east and this will be of the heavier variety and you can see here with lots more yellow on your screen as future cast four will show you by

tomorrow evening, it will be heavy downpour and clearing up tuesday evening and you will see that with the storm tracker for kron4 where we will have drying out by wednesday certainly temperatures will rebound but we could see rainfall totals and some of the highest elevations two or three inches and much needed and we will take it. >> i would love to go to the slopes. thank you, dan. >> a wildfire that forcedevacuations is 40% containment. it has spread to 20 acres and park visitors were asked to leave as a precaution. no buildings three or foured and no reports of injury. not sure what spark the the fire. a small plane made an emergency landing. it went down due to mechanical failure near the santa maria public airport. the pilot and two passengers

were on board. no one was injured due to the pilot's quick thinking. >> the pilot did a great job in bringing the aircraft down safely and preserving the health of his occupants. the pilot was treated for minor cuts and bruises. the two passengers on bored with the pilot's son and the fiance. on this easter sunday family and friends of the missing malaysian flight 370 are still looking for answers. what happened to the plane last year remains the biggest mystery. ana corn explains this comes as efforts to retrieve the victims from the german wings crash continues. in the midst of this steve terrain in the french alps the slow and painstaking search continues for the reminds of the german wings flight 9525. described by the chief investigator as difficult.

they rake through dirt and rubbal to retrieve bodies and debris. the pilot here is believed to have deliberately planned to slam the plane into the mountain side and another search for challenging grinds on. in the remote southern indian ocean one thousand nautical miles off of the coast of australia survey ships continue to scour the ocean floor for mh370. the triple boeing carrying 239 people disappeared a year ago. experts believed it is somewhere here two-and-a-half miles under water at the bottom of the ocean that's never been mapped before. we got the u 9

an initial search zone roughly half the size of the united states. there is a prior to area of 23,000 square miles. it is a slow and meticulous process. that requires vessels traveling up and down strips of the search lane. >> we are looking for small features similar to something like this pixel. >> they have covered half of the search area and authorities bleak that they are on target to complete by may. they are tight lip if nothing is found. it is one of the most expensive searches in history. however prime minister tony abbott has indicated that his country is continued to search

a laying the fears of the traumatized families. officers are cracking down on speeding drivers near a san francisco senior center. we will tell you where and how fast people were driving. and here is a like look at easter events including the east bay starting at ten you can check out an egg carnival

and pinball. here us -- is stand roberts. >> welcome to the fulton five hundred speedway where speeding is no longer tolerated, this bus going 39 in a 25. the reason going so fast ... >> i have to do a pickup that i have to get. >> that's a good excuse however if something happens that is

not good. >> luckily she was not carrying any passengers. >> i called the fulton five hundred speedway because drivers have been clocked as high as 60 miles per hour despite the speed limit fluctuating from 35 to 25. it is 25 here approaching this senior citizen facility and due to a complaint a campaign to slow people down is under way. >> we pulled you over because you are going 43 in a 35. one officer wrote 100 tickets in ten hours. you were going 42 up here in a 25 center. and it is posted here. >> officers were on fulton seven days a weekend forcing the speed limit. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. people behave badly, is that you guys? >> this driver, listen in. >> the reason i'm pulling you over is that you are going 42 in a 25 miles per hour zone.

you got the senior center. >> everybody screws up and i'm not different than anybody else. >> this driver was doing 40 in a 25. >> i mean, you know what i mean. where is the sign. >> right here. >> i didn't see the sign. >> and this driver was caught at 49 in a 25. one more digit over and he could have been arrested and have the car impounded. >> i hope he is enjoying that sandwich. the prize for almost double the speed limit. >> a word of advice, slow down on fulton. you may have a family trying to cross the street. give them a break, in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron4 news. and if you would like to reach out to stan e-mail him at

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break. welcome back to kron4 news. our big story this morning. rain in the bay area. on this easter sunday. taking a live look at the storm 4 tracker radar. if you got the radar on the right of the screen and to the left we have a shot from the san francisco camera looking at the gray skies and it is wet out there. here us a look at your forecast with dan on this easter sunday. where is it raining? >> in san francisco east bay for the most part and right now and we will see it off and on throughout the day and afternoon. it will be a long day of walking the bobos and a wet day and grabbing extra towels for walking the dogs. i call them bobos. all right. let's take a look at the weather. storm tracker 4 showing lots of showers around the bay area. we are we are seeing about a tenth of an inch of rain.

san mateoto and as far north of san rafael. and henryville, we are seeing about a 10th of an inch and the celling popping up and ducking and weaving. the day planner, we have rain starting to depart around this afternoon into the evening hours. it will start to dry up and that is what i am looking to say. temperatures though that aren't going to rebound very much and as least not very well. they will hang around for the most part. we will stop out and we will dip down pretty far with lows similar to what we saw is well in the 40s and a chilly night and up ahead and we can talk about the high temperatures and about this 2nd system that will be coming towards us as well. and don't forget about the kron4 weather app and good for earthquakes and not just weather. check it out. it is pretty cool. annie. in world news, kenyans are

grieving this easter sunday, just three days after one of the deadliest assaults history. 148 people were killed on thursday when militants raided a college campus and opened fire. there are still some people missing from the massacre. annie roads has the latest on the attacks and the government's response. >> reporter: the full force of this will be brought to bear with greater intensity than has been the case in previous years. >> kenyan's president has condemned the deadly assault declaring three days of mourning and flags to be flown at half-staff. the terrorist group al shabab has not only claimed responsibility that left 147 people dead and more than 100 injured but threatened to stage another flood bath. five suspects arrested.

saturday a 19-year-old student was rescued 48 hours after assault. she hid in a cupboard while gunman rounded up her roommates. >> they took my other roommate who had hidden themselves. >> she drank body lotion because she didn't have access to water. another student said she survived by sharing blood on her face and playing dead. the. >> education administration has closed the university indefinitely. >> despite adversity, we have been and will always continue to build a strong prosperous and secure nation. that is the greatest testament to offer to those precious departed that we have lost. i'm andy rose reporting. happening now, authorities are looking for a las vegas

couple and their five children leaving behind a 3-year-old left dead. police want to question the family. they believe they may be in oakland or los angeles. the body of the couple's 3-year- old daughter was found thursday in the family's home. police say the girl had been dead for at least a few weeks. but the cause of her death is unclear. a bay area wrapper is behind bars on suspicion of human tracking. san rafael police arrested 31- year-old dwayne ferguson an pimping a minor for sexual exploitation. he has been identified as rap artist lucian. police saw a young girl in the car with ferguson. officers determined that she was being sexually exploited and trafficked. she was later reunited with her family. the certain is on for vandals that slashed dozens of tires unone north bay

community. it happened in nevada earlier among three blocks on 4th street. neighbors walked out of the home to start the day and they found many of their tires had been slashed. some cars were left with more than one flat. i don't know who it was. but i was just tripping out. talking to neighbors and doing follow-up work and hopefully we will get leads. we are asking for help from the public to assist us. right now investigators don't have a description of the suspect but they are looking to see if anyone may have caught something on surveillance cameras in the neighborhood perform. if you live in almeda county your water bill may be going up. there was a meeting saturday for fremont, newark cities. the council wants to inform the citizens about the water rates.

while they don't want to raise the prices the money has to come from somewhere. >> it is a hard message to convey to folks that most of the costs associated with operating a water district are fixed. 70% of our costs are fixed. so when revenue goes down, there is only so much cost cutting you can do. we are not filling positions, we have improved projects but you know you need to be able to pay your bill. so when almeda county lawns turn brown homeowners will pay more money even while conserving. the history drought is impacting residents. we will explain what you need to know about statewide mandatory restrictions. and rumors about a presidential run for hillary

clinton. where she might be setting up

her campaign headquarters. let's check out bay area sports. the warriors taking on the dallas mavericks and looking for their 12th straight win and after a tight first quarter, the warriors ran away with this one. clay thompson lead the team with 24 points and the warriors win by 123-110. the warriors 12th win and they are just still on fire. today the warriors take on the defending champion spurs in san antonio. golden state has not beat the spurs in texas in a regular season since 1996 so it will be a big game. tip-off is set for 1:00 this afternoon. speaking of big games, meanwhile in college basketball, kentucky's bid for perfection ended last night. the wisconsin badgers knocked off the kentucky team. and this is how fans expressed

their disappointment. the fans ignited small fires and police tried to keep order. according to local media reports 31 people were arrested and three people taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. dion sanders calls out his son on twitter saying to stop the hood stuff. on thursday dion sander, jr. tweeted about his love for hood donuts and the elder dion said you are a huxtable with a million dollar trust fund. and sanders, jr. seemed to take the public browbeating retweeting his father's comments. coming up on kron4 news. we will tell you when and where to expect the rain this easter sunday with dan who has a complete forecast coming up and you will want to bring the rain boots maybe and the umbrella for easter events today happening around the bay area including the one in san francisco on union street getting way here under way in just 20 minutes from now and

the easter parade starts at 2:00 this afternoon. so you will want to check it

out. take a look this breathtaking views of south tahoe captured with a drone. we are looking at more snow to fall for parts of lake tahoe area and the ski resorts and here is a look at that and the bay area rain we are seeing sunday with dan. more than a foot of snow is what we could see in tahoe and a couple of inches of rain and the light variety stuff coming later on but pretty heavy rainfall in south san francisco we are seeing rainfall at a rate of a quarter of an inch and seeing light rain further north like the city proper downtown and east bay seeing

rain as well. we are seeing trace amounts of rain and maybe 300ths of an inch. berkeley or a tenth of an inch. falling but of the light variety and it will clear up. if you have loved ones flying in or out of sfo. we are seeing delays of a half hour due to low visibility. oakland and san jose. rain falling throughout the afternoon. we could see more rain. we are looking at high temperatures around the low 60s

and futurecast 4 we can push ahead and noontime you will see the widespread rainfall coming down the bay area to the afternoon, 3:00, east bay, mostly is where the rain will be relegated and by 5:00 we should be in good shape. future cast 4 at work. we have another system moving towards us and out of the north and moving south to east and it is going to be a light heavier rainfall than we are seeing today so expect to see perhaps even thunderstorms, areas of hail as well within the realm of possibility for monday and tuesday. clearing up by tuesday night and wednesday all dried up and warming up at least a little bit with clearer conditions for later this week. okay. we need the rain and snow. thanks, dan. something that many of us take for granted having enough water but california is coming up dangerously short. governor brown has imposed mandatory water restrictions because it is so bad.

sarah sidener takes a look. >> reporter: california is going dry. >> people should realize we are in a new era. the idea that your green grass getting water. that will be a thing of the past. >> the new edict mandatory water restrictions including changing 50 million square feet of california's thirsty grass lawns to drought-resistant zero scapes. a rebate program makes it free. >> because of the program we have come up with a way for homeowners to get it for free and because of that, this could catch fire and really help. the plan calls for a 25% reduction in urban potable water usage. an agricultural must provide the plan. scientists say these actions can't happen soon enough. california has about one year of water left in its reservoirs on the surface. you don't have to tell her

how bad it is. she lives in in california's central valley. >> they say you never miss it until the water runs dry. it is true. who would have ever thought that i wouldn't have any water? >> reporter: her well went dry and her taps did too. >> did you ever cry? >> have i cried. i have cried myself to sleep a lot of times and lost weight. >> reporter: dry wells have left 5000 people without running water in their homes. >> how long have you not had running water in the house? >> it's been a year. and one month. >> reportehelen says one of her children is bullied over it. >> i am sick and tired. they say i have no water and that i don't shower and i stink. >> reporter: nothing is spared.

at one of the state's largest reservoirs, the dry rings review where the water levels were a few years ago. >> the water is receding so quickly even gps is having trouble keeping up. according to this we should be submerged in deep water. the water crisis is impacting everything from people to the produce and nuts that the world has come to rely on. if the drought does its work it could turn the park of america referred to as the world's salad bowl into a sand pit. sarah sidener. cnn. and hillary clinton's presidential campaign may be setting up shop in brooklyn. it has offices for morgan stanley and new york's district attorney. a lease was signed on friday for an office in brooklyn heights according to a source familiar with the deal. clinton aids won't confirm that the space will be used. hillary clinton has not

confirmed her intention to run but we should know soon because the lease signing triggers a 5- day window where the candidate must form the campaign. in worse news mixed reaction around the world regarding a tentative deal to alter the future of iran's nuclear program. the deal was reached last week iran's president vows to keep his promises and many including allies are skeptical. >> reporter: crowds greeted the prime minister. iran's president addressed his nation friday. >> we have managed to protect the nuclear rights and at the same time we have taken steps for the listing of sanctions. >> he went on to say iran will stick to its promises. if other parties involved in the deal do the same.

the agreement outlines major points to get fleshed out in a final deal by the ends of june. iran will have to reduce subterfuges and the uranium and stop enriching uranium at a reactor. un inspectors will have access and if they find iran in compliance crippling the phases will be lifted. the white house is on the offense selling the deal to congress but it has some work to do overseas too. israeli prime minister netanyahu says the framework poses a threat to the world. >> such a deal does not block iran's path but paves its path. joining in the criticism the republicans likely to run for president next year. at least five have spoken out so far united in their opposition to the plan. i'm mary maloney. after the rain and one last

look at your afternoon highs we will look at the temperatures after the break.

hard to resist a cute furry face but you may want to think twice before putting a bunny in your easter basket. some of them end up in shelters after easter without homes. you see that smile, that's what these little fur balls can bring. >> i like that they are cute and cuddly. >> i love them. >> especially when they are tiny little bunnies and that's why some cannot resist and hop to a pet store and buy one for an easter basket. >> velvet could have been a present for easter around last year. she was abandoned in somebody's yard and been here ever since. >> she is typically they get 10

to 15 rabbits at the animal shelter and it is usually a few months after the holidays. >> because once they get big, that's when they tend to get abandoned. >> unless you are committed fill the basket with something else. bunnies can live up to ten years so you really want to process it before you get out and you bring one home. >> the family can't wait to adopt a rabbit and big brother rory says he can handle the responsibility. >> i like helping and i love bunnies. >> so there is one less rabbit that needs a forever home. >> they are cute but like any pet it has a lot of responsibility and work. >> and a little bit of snow. >> and here is the forecast for you. we have the rain lingering around until wednesday, wednesday morning we should be cleared up and could drop as much as two inches. we need it and thanks for

joining us on this easter sunday. have a great holiday and we will see you tomorrow morning starting at four a.m.

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