here's a quick live look at oura

little break before we get the a third storm by tomorrow. for more on that here's dave >> reporter: stormy weather not heavy rains but also big time wins mon-khmer way that will be late for site and get a lot of the was winds right now here's what we're talking about empurpled high wind warning 10:00 p.m. a goes to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow they area so winds at 35 getting up to 50 m.p.h. and gusty winds at about 60 those winds may knock out power lines as well watch out with your saturated ground and already tree branches. alcatraz island for you in again we see the sun coming little bit for its performance. and the mile to warm sector there fifties against across-the-board 40 is going on for most of the inland spots next hours the start for showers a few the scattered about for the day generally speaking cloudy skies and again the sun will poke in and out throughout the day as well. details on the timing of the stormy to buy both rain and wind

coming up and a bit. >> marty:while we are getting a bit of a break with the rain today, throughout the bay area we are seeing the damage it has done. one of the area's hardest hit is hollister. here is video of that area after heavy rains came down yesterday afternoon. you can see how high the water levels rose throughout the city.

officials issued a flash flood warning for that area until about 4:15. a temporary shelter has been set up in cooperation with american red cross at the veteran's hall at san benito street and 7th street. another area that's been hit hard is san anselmo. the creek there is lower then it was last week after heavy rains slammed the area.

but people who live and have businesses in the area have placed sandbags out to prepare for this latest round of storms. also in the east bay. alhambra creek in martinez is quickly rushing with muddy waters. but it still sits far below flood stage. and nearby in castro valley. a clogged storm drain sent mud and debris across palomares road closing it for several hours. despite the damage all the storms have brought, some people welcome the rain. and stick with kron 4. we have everything you need to know about the this storm on air and on kron4 dot com. we'll have live reports throughout the bay area. monitoring severe traffic traffic alerts. and the live radar showing exactly where the storm is. you can get updates sent right to your phone. just download the free kron 4 mobile app. he said it during the campaign, and he'll likely say it again, president donald trump says he will stick to his word. and make america great again. but, as president trump took the oath of office. protesters and police clashed just blocks away. in all, 217 people were arrested and charged with rioting in washington d-c. that's what one of the many protests in the d-c area sounded like as flashbangs were set off by police. crowds were also heard chanting "no trump, no k-k-k, no fascist u-s-a." six officers suffered minor injuries during the demonstrations. here's a look at some of the protest across the country. a man was shot at a seattle protest outside an event with controversial brietbart news editor milo yiannopoulos. and large crowds also turned out in denver to protest the inauguration of donald trump. in portland police used flashbangs and tear gas to get the crowd to break up. back here in the bay area. local demonstrations were a bit more peaceful. they did not feature the vandalism and violence we saw nationally. in san francisco, eleven people were arrested after protestors linked arms along the cal-train tracks. it happened on 16th street near mississippi street around 9 yesterday morning. the protest immediately stopped

cal-train service in the area. cal-train officials say, normal service resumed just before noon. police say, while they respect people's right to peacefully protest, they want to stress that blocking the tracks, is not only illegal, but also very dangerous. and in oakland about one- thousand protesters took to the streets of oakland to rally against donald trump's presidency. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b- c 7. this protest began at about noon at telegraph avenue and broadway. police mostly held back, trailing the crowd and blocking traffic on side streets as the protesters marched. marchers carried signs and banners urging people to resist president trump's political agenda. oakland officials say they are prepared for more marches that planned for today as well. >> marty:happening today. people are getting ready for the women's march. the marches are about empowering women and standing up against a trump presidency. they are having all over the country and all over the bay area as well. kron 4's averi harper is in walnut creek for the march there. averi? happening today. people are getting ready for the women's march. they're all about empowering women and standing up against a tump presidency. they are happening all over the world and here in the bay area. this is video of one is in brussels. it's been dubbed the rights for lights. the primarily female crowd denounced sexism and protested president trump. here in the u-s the big event is

today in washington. some estimate 200-hundred thousand marchers are expected to descend on the nation's capitol. ' many participants say getting involved is theraputic. there are several bay area

women's marches happening today. for details, you can check out our website.kron4.com and search women's march. kron 4's averi harper will have a live report from the women's march in walnut creek in the next hour. coming up. after being sworn in, president trump got right to work. the executive orders he signed. thousands of people took part in a peaceful demonstration on the golden gate bridge what it meant to those involved. and. the dangerous of depression. what you need to worry about. for your health:

>> marty: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: depression is just as dangerous for your heart as obesity and high blood pressure. that is according to a ten year study out of germany. the report found that depression causes 15 percent of cardiac arrests. that is just lower than the 21 percent of heart attacks caused by obesity. more than eight percent are caused by high blood pressure. the world health organization warns the findings are extremely important since depression affects 350 million people worldwide. abortion rates in the united states have dropped to the

lowest level since 19-74, according to a new survey. the report was released earlier this week by a research group that supports abortion rights. the annual number of abortions in the u-s has dropped to well under a million. the new rate is 14 point six abortions out of a thousand women, ages 15 to 44. for the weekend: it's the 90's cult classic double film feature screening in danville. check out clueless and romy and michelles high school reunion on the big screen. it's all happening at the village theatre art gallery in danville from 2:00 to 6:00. it's free to attend. welcome back to kron four news weekend. take a look at this video. three people were rescued from their cars in the san diego area yesterday afternoon.

>> marty:the cars were trapped in rising flood waters in sorrento valley, about 15 miles north of downtown san diego. here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. a scary scene in san francisco. where strong gusts of wind caused a scaffolding to collapse, toppling onto a man and trapping him under the structure. this is video sent to us by a kron four viewer. you can see the man being loaded into an ambulance.

>> reporter: the north bay 50 were looking at 48 on half monday it is selling out into the bay and also all this as we've been trying u.s. cities. is the heavy stuff that's happening late tonight and then i have your rainshowers part of

it looks like the morning hours yet another duster happens in the afternoon. a little bit of a breeze early on 315 not bad as it should have in the afternoon light tonight and then there we go. talking about sustained winds well in the business of the 40's. even into the '40's already had saturated ground. boggs >> reporter: to monday morning

when the winds will not be a feature the forecast and then clinton tonight all like to attend more morning. very mild temperatures on the warm sector is 56 going on for san jose. >> marty:it happened last night on turk and market streets in san francisco. police believe he was the only person hurt in the incident.

no word on his condition this morning. in national headlines this morning. president trump spent part of his first day in office signing an executive order on the affordable care act - also called obamacare. this is video of the commander in chief signing the documents from the oval office. white house officials say the executive order would, quote, "ease the burden of obamacare, as we transition to repeal and replace "

president trump also signed confirmation papers for defense secretary james mattis and homeland security secretary john kelly. thousands of people took part in a peaceful demonstration on the golden gate bridge the event was called bridge together, golden gate. kron four's haaziq madyun shows us the protest against the trump administration. over 3000 people took part in the bridge together event on the golden gate bridge. "the ultimate aim and goal today is to start bridging together not just across the golden gate bridge but as we go out into the world and with each other, sharing our stories, sharing our perspectives" and sharing a few words for america's new commander-in-chief if you could give president trump a message what would that message be? "keep an open mind and an open heart and listen to the opposition" "well this is not my president, bernie sanders is my president and the election was stolen from him" i have h-i-v and i need my meds to stay alive and the affordable healthcare act is important for people who are ill" >> reporter:others let their t- shirts do the talking, like this one that reads, i'm still with her and this one.build bridges not walls. then there were custom made signs like these reading, build a wall around trump and i will pay for it "keep going" officials with the golden gate bridge say the demonstrators fell a little short of linking their human chain across the 1.7 miles of the span but that did

not ruin the sense of accomplishment by the people here today "we did it, we did it, love does trumps hate" on the golden gate bridge haaziq madyun kron4news happening now. a thief stole a gun and other items from an f-b-i agent's car in contra costa county. authorities say they need the public's help this morning locating the missing items. police say it happened sometime between january eight and ninth in either concord, lafayette or orinda. these items on your screen were stolen/ an h and k 10-mm m-p-5, that is a submachine gun. an h and k magazine, which can hold up to 0-rounds. and one ballistic vest, also known as a bullet proof vest. there were no signs of forced entry into the car. coming up. the warriors have been on a roll lately. but how'd they do against m-v-p candidate james harden. highlights. live look outside. richmond bridge here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. >> marty:for the weekend: it's the 20-17 chinese new year mini parade. check out the decorations, performances and more. it's all happening at saint mary's sqare and starts at 10:30. it's free to attend.

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we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. for the weekend: it's the sea lion 27th anniversary walking tours in san francisco. learn more about california sea lions, marine life and more. it's happening from 11:00 to 4:00 at pier 39. it's free to attend. take a look at this.

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crews rescued at least 22 people trapped in a flooded campground north of santa barbara yesterday's storm forced several cabins off their foundation and caused at least 15 cars to crash or get caught in debris. >> reporter: rate is definitely part of our forecast today and

tonight to. as you can see the full pattern as the same westies to and another line just about to hit the east bay shoreline. stormy winds are coming with this heavy rain with the park by

daybreak. ron and what bill clinton for some forecasts coming up a bit. >> marty:the second wave of the stormy weather is taking a toll in castro valley. a tree fell on a car and injured a driver, yesterday afternoon. these are pictures of the scene sent in by a viewer. + it happened along crow canyon road. police say, at least one adult inside the vehicle was injured. the identity or condition of the victim remains unknown this morning.

a power line was also brought down by the tree. causing an isolated power outage. meanwhile, the south bay is getting slammed by the storm. and there is little time left for people in the santa cruz mountains to dry out and clean up. all before tomorrow's next big storm. kron four's rob fladeboe shows you some of the damage from the second of three bay area storms. nats >> reporter:the heaviest rain is over, at least for now, but the runoff is still pouring down out of the mountains here along highway 9 in felton. i found joe english sand-bagging what was once a small drain beside his home. but after a tree came down, the drain became a torrent and english is trying to divert the water away from his home amid the potential for a slide.

sot joe english/home threatened by run off highway nine is closed at glen garry drive. a half mie ahead a the road is again blocked for the second time this week by a large slide. as much as an inch of rain per hour overnight has created waterfalls where before there was just a trickle. here in felton grove, just south of the covered bridge, the flashy san lorenzo river stopped just short of flood stage as residents are keeping their fingers crossed. sot karen durham/lives next to river on the border between santa cruz and scotts valley, a 100-foot tall fir tree came down, grazing a home here on carbonera drive, but smashing a ick up in the driveway. no one was hurt. owner david potts, who had play lumber jack to get out, suspects the tree was weaken by the drought. sot david potts/home and truck damaged by tree once again, mountain roads like granite creek in scotts valley are swamped amid dozens of new rock and mud slides. the water is undermining culverts and driveways. and here in paradise park, also along the san lorenzo river, a few low lying garages are under water, but the river stopped just short of causing serious damage and the worst is over, at least for now. standup closer and many people across the bay area are still recovering from the flooding caused by recent storms. kron four's jeff pierce shows us a street in san francisco that's now facing sewer issues. >> reporter:residents of the one hundred block of cayuga avenue were trying to salvage what they could after their street flooded from a backed up sewer line. one resident took these images of water that innundated the. street. it's four eighteen in the morning. the man holes just popped.

at four in the morning we heard the gurgling from the toilet. this time we were able to move our car before it floated away. we got it out of the driveway just before the whole street became an ocean of water. i thought it would be okay because the firefighters came and unclogged everything but i guess it was too late the damage was already done. raoul cobar was not so fortunate. he was vacuming sewer water out f his car.

backs up out of the sewer, sewer can't take it, popped the manhole covers off, there you are. this is not the fist time this block on cayugo avenue flooded with a sewer backup. residents thought public works had taken care of the problem two years ago. wrong end of the sewer, that was like a swimming pool back there, second time. we thought the city would take care of things and we would be safe and it's a year and a half later and it happened again. as many as twenty homes have been affected, they are facing sewer contamination issues. two years ago they said we had to get rid of everything, our furniture, we couldn't have things cleaned,they said there's bacteria that can kill you in three days. city officials say that each home will be tested for contamination and they can apply for damage claims. while residents wait to hear from city officials there is little they can do now but sort through what they might be able to save. there is not much we really can do except clean everything. in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news. >> marty:still ahead on kron four news weekend. a winter snow storm warning for the sierra. but it's not stopping many from seeing the snow. what you can expect for the weekend. next. here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. for the weekend: it's the 20-17 chinese new year flower fair. check out the holiday plants, flowers, fruits and more. it's happening on kearny and sutter street in chinatown from 10:00 to 8:00. it's free to attend.

it was a picture-perfect night at boreal mountain resort this evening. excellent conditions on the slopes.just the right amount of people.and the travel here was a piece of cake.sort of. aundrea mills/rocklin resident: "oh, it was easy.not bad. a little bit of traffic, but.what made you come up tonight to get your 2 hours in? got to get the practice in, i've got to get better." shaydar edelmann/boreal mountain resort: "we've had, coming up on 50 inches of snow the last 3 days, on top of 200 the last 2 weeks before that. so, the conditions are as good as they get in tahoe right now." and, whether you're hitting the ski resorts this weekend.or traveling to the casino's or another destination.you're window of opportunity is now. brad wood/caltrans: "yeah, tomorrow will be a good travel day, and besides there will be less snow. it's sunday i'm concerned about." at times tonight.there were near white-out conditions. and come sunday.when the sierra is suppose to get 2 more feet of additional snow.and with all the people trying to get home.the west-bound commute could be an ugly one. brad wood/caltrans: "if you're gonna leave late on sunday expect a long delay. be prepared, have a full tank of gas, warm clothes, and be patient." up next on kron four news weekend. a northern california restaurant in a tough spot. how a customer is claiming a rat walked near them while they were dining. the bizzare story next. for the weekend: it's the vibe launch party in concord. check out the food samples, and more. it's all happening at the hop grenade taproom and bottleshop from noon to 2:00. it's free to attend.

>> marty: severe storms are causing chaos across the nation.

a tornado near hattiesburg, mississippi killed at least four people this morning. emergency crews report significant injuries and massive damage in the area. back here at home, here's a look at the kron 4 radar. >> reporter: are next door system. and it by daybreak tomorrow another dose in the afternoon a possibility runs through that here really quick. live shot of the golden gate bridge and actual bricks

happening on have the umbrella handy because it's in the forecast today. and then the brakes -- overnight use in see heavy rain showers. " sure izmit note of before we go in the remainder of the week. and the american reaction six of the rate at least next three to have a triumph is for you and then another collection way down here friday morning and of keeping our eyes on it as if it develops anything but spurted it wrote the ninth period and then for the for some forecast of 50 long east a shrine holy as well and then pittsburgh 54, the

south pacific slid 57 out of view half >> reporter: not the afternoon sunshine san francisco at 53. noting the 70 forecast the situation we have for most next week. and let's a signal of some drier air coming our way it.

des and the karma dickerson spoke has the wild story. it's the receipt seen round the folsom facebook groups. accompanied by a post saying a guest at fat's asian bistro in folsom saw a rat while dining. it's eye catching because the receipt seems to back up the claim. offering a discount labeled 'seen rat'. kevin fat/restaurant group manager: "the manager put it verbatim what the guest saw or stated, thats not normal practice." that's prompted a lot of jokes online. but kevin fat. the chief

operating officer of fats restaurant grup isn't taking the matter lightly.

kevin fat/restaurant group manager: "in our 14 years in folsom we have not experienced something like this before." the poster first shared the story on thursday night. saying she was posting for a friend who doesn't have a facebook account. the woman writes that her friend was disturbed when a rat reportedly ran around her feet last night. the woman says her friend notified her server at fats asian bistro no manager came over. instead the check arrived with the 'seen rat' discount on the bill. kevin fat/restaurant group manager: "that's something that that manager at the time thought was appropriate. learning lesson." fat stands by his staff though, saying he believes they acted appropriately. he says they immediately contacted pest control who responded and didn't find any sign of rats. the social media post made its way to the sacramento county environmental management department. a health inspector visited inspected the restaurant today and tells fox40 they found no evidence of a rodent infestation. phone interview: ' "for example there was no droppings there was no live or dead bodies, no nesting, no gnawed food packages." additionally, the restaurant passed scheduled inspections last year with no mention of rodents. however, the health inspector says a rat could have been inside at some point. phone interview: "i think with the weather its possible that one came in maybe the back door and maybe wandered around the dining room as was chased back out." karma dickerson/reporting: "and, kevin fat says that while a rat never has been found on the property, they do take the issue seriously and they are making efforts to reach out to the person who had the bad experience. reporting from folsom, karma dickerson, fox 40 news." the manager of the restaurant says despite never seeing a rat in the establishment.

he's taking this situation very seriously. and is working to reach out to the customer who had the bad experience. in national news this morning. a college president in missouri says he was only trying to be kind to a homeless student but it led to his firing. just for offering a shelter from the extreme cold. the president says he felt it was the right thing to do.thinking his decision could mean life or death. tempertatures were expected to drop below zero in missouri. when the college president learned one of his students would be sleeping in the snow he offered a warm shelter in the library. p it was a decision that got him fired. the homeless student did not steal or damage anything, but the school says there was risk to the equipment and building. the president says he and others around the campus are trying to help the student find subsidized housing. he has worked in education for 35years and says knows he took a risk, but he chose to protect a student's safety. michelle obama has spent the last week saying her final farewells as first lady. >> marty:on wednesday evening, she tweeted a picture of her and barak obama with the caption quote: "being your first lady has been the honor of a lifetime. from the bottom of my heart, thank you." she also published a video of herself taking a sentimental walk through the white house with the first dogs, sunny and bo. n his speech yesterday. barack obama jokingly admitted he and michelle were "milking" their goodye. and here's video of the obamas arriving in southern california yesterday.

but things got off to a rough start. instead of landing in palm springs as they planned, bad weather caused air force one to go into a holding pattern for more than 30 minutes. it finally diverted to march air force base in riverside. the obamas boarded the plane in washington early yesterday afternoon after president donald trump's inauguration. a small crowd had gathered at the palm springs airport under umbrellas to welcome them but they went home disappointed. still ahead on kron four news weekend. "hidden figures" continues to dominate the box office. we'll show you what movies could top it this weekend. next. live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekend: it's the "art at the dump" recycled materials art exhibition in san francisco. check out the exhibition and checeception for the artists.

it's happening at recology san francisco from 11:00 to 1:00. it's free to attend. "hidden figures" has topped the box office the last two weekends, but a pair of new movies is ready to fight for the crown. david daniel has a preview. >> :"don't worry -- he's not allowed to touch you." >> reporter:"split," the multiple-personality thriller from m. night shyamalan, is getting good reviews and has a

teen-friendly p-g-13 rating, even though it's about a man who kidnaps three girls. the hollywood reporter says the fright flick could debut with 23-million dollars. "if you wanted me back, you coulda just asked me." vin diesel returns as extreme athlete turned government operative xander cage in the aptly-titled "triple-x: return of xander cage." paramount estimates its action threequel's opening in the high teens to 20-million or so.

"franchise, franchise, franchise!" elsewhere, michael keaton has a plan to turn a little burger joint called mcdonald's into something bigger in "the founder," and brett dalton plays an actor who fakes his faith to be cast in a church christmas play in "the resurrection of gavin stone." both are opening in far fewer theaters than "split" and "triple-x," and figure to bring in far less dough. in hollywood, i'm david daniel

welcome to the kron 4 morning news. here's a quick live look at our kron 4 radar. as you can see we are having

scattered showeres throughout the bay area today. a little break before we get the a third storm by tomorrow. for more on that here's dave spahr. while we are getting a bit of a break with the rain today, throughout the bay area we are seeing the damage it has done. >> reporter: 04 is here and there will finance but to fill the 47 vallejo 4947 pinsetter rose up. and of before shut the golden gate bridge temperatures lower 50s cloudy again and

scattered showers for us today.

one of the area's hardest hit is hollister. here is video of that area after heavy rains came down yesterday afternoon. you can see how high the water levels rose throughout the city. officials issued a flash flood warning for that area until about 4:15.

a temporary shelter has been set up in cooperation with american red cross at the veteran's hall at san benito street and 7th street. another area that's been hit hard is san anselmo. the creek there is lower then it was last week after heavy rains slammed the area. but people who live and have businesses in the area have placed sandbags out to prepare for this latest round of storms. also in the east bay. alhambra creek in martinez is quickly rushing with muddy waters. but it still sits far below flood stage. and nearby in castro valley. a clogged storm drain sent mud

and debris across palomares road closing it for several hours. despite the damage all the storms have brought, some people welcome the rain. and stick with kron 4. we have everything you need to know about the this storm on air and on kron4 dot com. we'll have live reports throughout the bay area. monitoring severe traffic traffic alerts. and the live radar showing exactly where the storm is. you can get updates sent right to your phone. just download the free kron 4 mobile app.

he said it during the campaign, and he'll likely say it again, president donald trump says he will stickto his word. and make america great again. but, as president trump took the oath of office. protesters and police clashed just blocks away. in all, 217 people were arrested and charged with rioting in washington d-c. that's what one of the many protests in the d-c area sounded like as flashbangs were set off by police. crowds were also heard chanting "no trump, no k-k-k, no fascist u-s-a." six officers suffered minor injuries during the demonstrations.

here's a look at some of the protest across the country. a man was shot at a seattle protest outside an event with controversial brietbart news editor milo yiannopoulos. and large crowds also turned out in denver to protest the inauguration of donald trump. in portland police used flashbangs and tear gas to get the crowd to break up. back here in the bay area. local demonstrations were a bit more peaceful. they did not feature the vandalism and violence we saw nationally. >> averi: and then the future of its rhetoric campaign and that after the election and the organizers here they say if you plan on coming out its free and open to the public. i will tell you at civic park plaza we will be difficult to plan underwritings here. we suggested it out here early and carpal when necessary. in san francisco, eleven people were

arrested after protestors linked arms along the cal-train tracks. it happened on 16th street near mississippi street around 9 yesterday morning. the protest immediately stopped cal-train service in the area. cal-train officials say, normal service resumed just before noon. police say, while they respect people's right to peacefully protest, they want to stress that blocking the tracks, is not only illegal, but also very dangerous. and in oakland about one- thousand protesters took to the streets of oakland to rally against donald trump's presidency. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a- b-c 7. this protest began at about noon at telegraph avenue and broadway.

police mostly held back, trailing the crowd and blocking traffic on side streets as the protesters marched. marchers carried signs and banners urging people to resist president trump's political agenda. oakland officials say they are planned for today as well. hat- happening today. people are getting ready for the women's march. the marches are about empowering women and standing up against a trump presidency. they are having all over the country and all over the bay area as well. kron 4's averi harper is in walnut creek for the march there. averi? happening today. people are getting ready for the women's march. they're all about empowering womenand standing up against a trump presidency. they are happening all over the world and here in the bay area. this is video of one is in brussels. it's been dubbed the rights for lights. the primarily female crowd denounced sexism and protested president trump. here in the u-s the big event is today in washington. some estimate 200-hundred thousand marchers are expected to descend on the nation's capitol. many participants say getting involved is theraputic. there are several bay area women's marches happeing today. for details, you can check out our website.kron4.com and search women's march. kron 4's averi harper will have a live report from the women's march in walnut creek in the next hour. coming up. after being sworn in, president trump got right to work. the executive orders he signed. thousands of people took part in a peaceful demonstration on the golden gate bridge what it meant to those involved. and. the dangerous of depression. what you need to worry about.

for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: depression is just as dangerous for your heart as obesity and high blood pressure. that is according to a ten year study out of germany. the report found that depression causes 15 percent of cardiac

arrests. that is just lower than the 21 percent of heart attacks caused by obesity. more than eight percent are caused by high blood pressure. the world health organization warns the findings are extremely important since depression affects 350 million people

worldwide. abortion rates in the united states have dropped to the lowest level since 19-74, according to a new survey. the report was released earlier this week by a research group that supports abortion rights. the annual number of abortions in the u-s has dropped to well under a million. the new rate is 14 point six abortions out of a thousand women, ages 15 to 44. for the weekend: it's the 90's cult classic double film feature screening in danville. check out clueless and romy and michelles high school reunion on the big screen. it's all happening at the village theatre art gallery in danville from 2:00 to 6:00. it's free to attend.

>> reporter: live look at mount diablo. a red on the top lot going on. and then force in the '50s. pat lower 50s now even in the inland spots. and is not

really cold air with all this. and allowed to see here is hollow logs already around richmond center fell. he later tonight until 8:00 p.m. and then parts of the bay area over night as it tomorrow morning. another little batch comes our way it. looks to be just about

some light shocks a monday evening. a little windy wind today. approaching the wins. again looks like the winds will hang around a little bit even as late as 630. and then sustained

winds possible guy said about 50 with all this and then to now the rain those moments for highs in the middle fifties. here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. a scary scene in san francisco. where strong gusts of wind caused a scaffolding to collapse, toppling onto a man and trapping him under the structure. this is video sent to us by a kron four viewer. you can see the man being loaded into an ambulance. it happened last night on turk and market streets in san francisco. police believe he was the only person hurt in the incident.

no word on his condition this morning. p in national headlines this morning. president trump spent part of his first day in office signing an executive order on the affordable care act - also called obamacare. this is video of the commander in chief signing the documents from the oval office. white house officials say the

executive order would, quote, "ease the burden of obamacare, as we transition to repeal and replace " president trump also signed confirmation papers for defense secretary james mattis and homeland security secretary john kelly. thousands of people took part in a peaceful demonstration on the golden ate bridge the event was called bridge together, golden gate. kron four's haaziq madyun shows us the protest against the trump dministration. >> reporter:over 3000 people took part in the bridge together event on the golden gate bridge. "the ultimate aim and goal today is to start bridging together not just across the golden gate bridge but as we go out into the world and with each other, sharing our stories, sharing our perspectives" and sharing a few words for america's new commander-in-chief if you could give president trump a message what would that message be? "keep an open mind and an open heart and listen to the opposition" "well this is not my president, bernie sanders is my president and the election was stolen from him" i have h-i-v and i need my meds to stay alive and the affordable healthcare act is important for people who are ill" others let their t-shirts do the talking, like this one that reads, i'm still with her and this one.build bridges not walls. then there were custom made signs like these reading, build a wall around trump and i will pay for it "keep going" officials with the golden gate bridge say the demonstrators fell a little short of linking their human chain across the 1.7 miles of the span but that did not ruin the sense of accomplishment by the people

here today "we did it, we did it, love does trumps hate" on the golden gate bridge haaziq madyun kron4news happening now. a thief stole a gun and other items from an f-b-i agent's car in contra costa county. authorities say they need the public's help this morning locating the missing items. police say it happened sometime between january eight and ninth in either concord, lafayette or orinda. these items on your screen were stolen/ an h and k 10-mm m-p-5, that is a submachine gun. an h and k magazine, which can hold up to 30-rounds. and one ballistic vest, also known as a bullet proof vest. there were no signs of forced entry into the car. coming up. the warriors have been on a roll lately. but how'd they do against m-v-p candidate james harden. highlights. live look outside. richmond bridge here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. for the weekend: it's the 20-17 chinese new year mini parade. check out the decorations, performances and more. it's all happening at saint mary's square and starts at 10:30. it's free to attend.

>> gary: their ominous third see later to 1251 08 of the golden state. the 160 overall and waiting for these players and coaches are fine but when you hear sports talk or however you want to delve too. the general manager what who knows when on of these guys are a step behind the desk holes do they know nonetheless latest word is the a fellow named george patent from the minnesota vikings could be the incoming coach.

and then setting with what you call another loss angeles chargers.

here's a look at the kron 4 radar. showers right now. of scattere- for the weekend: it's the sea lion 27th anniversary walking tours in san francisco. learn more about california sea lions, marine life and more. it's happening from 11:00 to 4:00 at pier 39. it's free to attend.

take a look at this. crews rescued at least 22 people trapped in a flooded campground north of santa barbara yesterday's storm forced several cabins off their foundation and caused at least 15 cars to crash or get caught in debris. the second wave of the stormy weather is taking a toll in castro valley. a tree fell on a car and injured a driver, yesterday afternoon. these are pictures of the scene sent in by a viewer.

it 5 in. of rainfall and north bay close holes as well overage and led general bay is expected saturated ground this is problematic. and then the you expect today and that few brights assigned until it stormie rain and winds will be coupled with this. and then tomorrow rate will be in and out windy and breezy basically count time again that will be for tomorrow and even lingering into monday. showers wesley cloudy by high dune and then it will be hit or miss sharking its magic today expect it to doubt the afternoon as wel. its intent by

viewer happen along crow canyon road near castro valley piquancy there that the video cassettes and at least one vehicle was injured and then the condition remains undone this morning. carlyle also brought down by falling tree and that call the power outage in that area. >> marty: houghit happened along crow canyon road. police say, at least one adult inside the vehicle was injured. the identity or condition of the victim remains unknown this morning.

a power line was also brought down by the tree. causing an isolated power outage. meanwhile, the south bay is getting slammed by the storm. and there is little time left for people in the santa cruz mountains to dry out and clean up. all before tomorrow's next big storm. kron four's rob fladeboe shows you some of the damage from the second of three bay area storms. nats >> reporter:the heaviest rain is over, at least for now, but the runoff is still pouring down out of the mountains here along highway 9 in felton. i found joe english sand-bagging what was once a small drain beside his

home. but after a tree came down, the drain became a torrent and english is trying to divert the water away from his home amid the potential for a slide. sot joe english/home threatened by run off highway nine is closed at glen garry drive. a half mile ahead a the road is again blocked for the second time this week by a large slide. as much as an inch of rain per hour overnight

has created waterfalls where before there was just a trickle. here in felton grove, just south o the covered bridge, the flashy san lorenzo river stopped just short of flood stage as residents are keeping their fingers crossed. sot karen durham/lives next to river on the border between santa cruz and scotts valley, a 100- foot tall fir tree came down, grazing a home here on carbonera drive, but smashing a pick up in the driveway. no one was hurt. owner david potts, who had play lumber jack to get out, suspects the tree was weaken by the drought. sot david potts/home and truck damaged by tree

once again, mountain roads like granite creek in scotts valley are swamped amid dozens of new rock and mud slides. the water is undermining culverts and driveways. and here in paradise park, also along the san lorenzo river, a few low lying garages are under water, but the river stopped just short of causing serious damage and the pworst is over, at least for no. standup closer and many people across the bay area are still recovering from the flooding caused by recent storms. kron four's jeff pierce shows us a street in san francisco that's now facing sewer issues. residents of the one hundred block of cayuga avenue were trying to salvage what they could after their street flooded from a backed up sewer line. one resident took these images of water that innundated the. street. it's four eighteen in the morning. the man holes just popped. at four in the morning we heard the gurgling from the toilet. this time we were able to move our car before it floated away. we got it out of the driveway just before the whole street became an ocean of water. i thought it would be okay because the firefighters came and unclogged everything but i guess it was too late the damage was already done. raoul cobar was not so fortunate. he was vacuming sewer water out of his car. backs up out of the sewer, sewer can't take it, popped the

manhole covers off, there you are. this is not the first time this block on cayugo avenue flooded with a sewer backup. residents thought public works had taken care of the problem two years ago. wrong end of the sewer, that was like a swimming pool back there, second time. we thought the city would take care of things and we would be safe and it's a year and a half later and it happened again. as many as twenty homes have been affected, they are facing sewer contamination issues. two years ago they said we had to get rid of everything, our furniture, we couldn't have things cleaned,they said there's bacteria that can kill you in three days. city officials say that each home will be tested for contamination and they can apply for damage claims. while residents wait to hear from city officials there is little they can do now but sort through what they might be able to save. there is not much we really can do except clean everything. in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news. still ahead on kron four news weekend. a winter snow storm warning for the sierra. but it's not stopping many from seeing the snow. what you can expect for the weekend. next. here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. for the weekend: it's the 20-17 chinese new year flower fair. check out the holiday plants, flowers, fruits and more. it's happening on kearny and sutter street in chinatown from 10:00 to 8:00. it's free to attend.

evening. excellent conditions on the slopes.just the right amount of people.and the travel here was a piece of cake.srt of. aundrea mills/rocklin resident: "oh, it was easy.not bad. a little bit of traffic, but.what made you come up tonight to get your 2 hours in? got to get the practice in, i've got to get better." shaydar edelmann/boreal mountain resort: "we've had, coming up on 50 inches of snow the last 3 days, on top of 200 the last 2 weeks before that. so, the conditions are as good as they get in tahoe right now." and, whether you're hitting the ski resorts this weekend.or traveling to the casino's or another destination.you're window of opportunity is now. brad wood/caltrans: "yeah, tomorrow will be a good travel day, and besides there will be less snow. it's sunday i'm concerned about." at times tonight.there were near white-out conditions. and come sunday.when the sierra is suppose to get 2 more feet of additional snow.and with all the people trying to get home.the west-bound commute could be an ugly one. brad wood/caltrans: "if you're gonna leave late on sunday expect a long delay. be prepared, have a full tank of gas, warm clothes, and be patient." up next on kron four news weekend. a northern california restaurant in a tough spot. how a customer is claiming a rat pwalked near them while they wee dining. the bizzare story next. for the weekend: it's the vibe launch party in concord. check out the food samples, and more. it's all happening at the hop grenade taproom and bottleshop from noon to 2:00. it's free to attend.

the high >> reporter: when awarding in this is the dead of night however. the rain parts should clear by tomorrow morning and do this little beat a break. nadler proposal also the week and then this will take a subtle fiat. and a refusal on

the stage for london east bay hills mid fifties as well hold on. and then also heading in the south bay it 57 for a mountain view. " recovery in key strategic control of milpitas also said a statement 56 set francisco 5354 going on for mission district and san mateo county if it is on the coast. approaching tropical storm at than 557 tel. it before and petaluma up. dinner tonight.

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low arsenals a whole lot all this was because we get rid of what it is too high like that. next eight hours of its calling a cloudy. clearcut patches with cloud cover and a few showers as we know by tomorrow night and that the fifties for the heisman fifties' forecast calls for 56 and oakland's differences of 5356 san jose and then everyone make no mistake about it storm tonight we put the pieces together coming up a bit >> marty: the video and other

rose broughtofficials issued a flash flood warning for that area until about 4:15. a temporary shelter has been set

up in cooperation with american red cross at the veteran's hall at san benito street and 7th street. another area that's been hit hard is san anselmo. the creek there is lower then it was last week after heavy rains slammed the area. but people who live and have businesses in the area have placed sandbags out to prepare for this latest round of storms. also in the east bay. alhambra creek in martinez is quickly rushing with muddy waters. but it still sits far below flood stage. and nearby in castro valley. a clogged storm drain sent mud and debris across palomares road closing it for several hours.

despite the damage all the storms have brought, some people welcome the rain. and stick with kron 4. we have everything you need to know abut the this storm on air and on kron4 dot com. we'll have live reports throughout the bay area. monitoring severe traffic traffic alerts. and the live radar showing exactly where the storm is. you can get updates sent right to your phone. just download the free kron 4 mobile app. he said it during the campaign, and he'll likely say it again, president donald trump says he will stick to his word. and make america great again. but, as president trump took the oath of office. protesters and police clashed just blocks away. in all, 217 people were arrested and charged with rioting in washington d-c. that's what one of the many protests in the d-c area sounded like as flashbangs were set off by police. crowds were also heard chanting "no trump, no k-k-k, no fascist u-s-a." six officers suffered minor injuries during the demonstrations. here's a look at some of the protest across the country. a man was shot at a seattle protest outside an event with controversial brietbart news editor milo yiannopoulos. and large crowds also turned out in denver to protest the inauguration of donald trump. in portland police used flashbangs andtear gas to get the crowd to break up. back here in the bay area. local demonstrations were a bit more peaceful. they did not feature the vandalism and violence we saw nationally. in san francisco, eleven people wee arrested after protestors linked arms along the cal-train tracks. it happened on 16h street near mississippi street around 9 yesterday morning. the protest immediately stopped cal-train service in the area. cal-train officials say, normal service resumed just before

noon. police say, while they respect people's right to peacefully protest, they want to stress that blocking the tracks, is not only illegal, but also very dangerous. and in oakland about one- thousand protesters took to the streets of oakland to rally against donald trump's presidency. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b- c 7. this protest began at about noon at telegraph avenue and broadway. police mostly held back, trailing the crowd and blocking traffic on side streets as the protesters marched. marchers carried signs and banners urging people to resist president trump's political agenda. oakland officials say they are prepared for more marches that planned for today as well. happening today. people are getting ready for the women's march. the marches are about empowering women and standing up against a trump presidency. they are having all over the country and all over the bay area as well. kron 4's averi harper is in walnut creek for the march there. averi? happening today. people are getting ready for the women's march. they're all about empowering women and standing up against a trump presidency. they are happening all over the world and here in the bay area. this is video of one is in

brussels. it's been dubbed the rights for the primarily female crowd denounced sexism and protested president trump. here in the u-s the big event is today in washington. some estimate 200-hundred thousand marchers are expected to descend on the nation's capitol. many participants say getting involved is theraputic. there are several bay area women's marches happening today.

for details, you can check out our website.kron4.com and search women's march. kron 4's averi harper will have a live report from the women's march in walnut creek in the next hour. >> averi: the locker on 812. a: this event a celebration, diversity and civil liberties. there's your awareness that only to women but children and other communities and minorities among other issues they're advocating for this morning. and but you conceal the people here.

and then it parking lot of us in this area will be tricky. and you should probably kirkwall trot public transit. coming up.

after being sworn in, president trump got right to work. the executive orders he signed. thousands of people took part in a peaceful demonstration on the golden gate bridge what it meant to those involved. and. the dangerous of depression. what you need to worry about. for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: ' depression is just as dangerous for your heart as obesity and high blood pressure. that is according to a ten year study out of germany. the report found that depression causes 15 percent of cardiac arrests. that is just lower than the 21 percent of heart attacks caused by obesity. more than eight percent are caused by high blood pressure. the world health organization warns the findings are extremely important since depression affects 350 million people worldwide. abortion rates in the united states have dropped to the lowest level since 19-74, according to a new survey. the reportwas released earlier this week by a research group that supports abortion rights. the annual number of abortions in the u-s has dropped to well under a million. the new rate is 14 point six abortions out of a thousand women, ages 15 to 44. for the weekend: it's the 90's cult classic double film feature screening in danville. check out clueless and romy and michelles high school reunion on the big screen. it's all happening at the village theatre art gallery in danville from 2:00 to 6:00. it's free to attend. welcome back to kron four news weekend. take a look at this video. three people were rescued from their cars in the san diego area yesterday afternoon.

the cars were trapped in rising flood waters in sorrento valley, about 15 miles north of downtown san diego. here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. a scary scene in san francisco. where strong gusts of wind caused a scaffolding to collapse, toppling onto a man and trapping him under the structure. this is video sent to us by a kron four viewer. you can see the man being loaded into an ambulance.

it happened last night on turk and market streets in san francisco. police believe he was the only person hurt in the incident. no word on his condition this morning.

>> reporter: and then by a dime of that should clear out a little break into the afternoon and that always comes by and then sunset. arch hours and that would be the last ticket in the next week. a little breezy spots today and then go out to about 615. and that it co 45 and then noting for example 55 mi. an

hour and then the strong force winds in spots across the bay area through tonight. definitely very windy and keep all the devices charging up early this evening. gusts may be reaching up to 60 and knocked down power lines.

in national headlines this morning. president trump spent part of his first day in office signing an executive order on the affordable care act - also called obamacare. this is video of the commander in chief signing the documents from the oval office. white house officials say the executive order would, quote, "ease the burden of obamacare, as we transition to repeal and replace " president trump also signed confirmation papers for defense secretary james mattis and homeland security secretary john kelly. thousands of people took part in a peaceful demonstration on the golden gate bridge the event was called bridge together, golden gate. kron four's haaziq madyun shows us the protest against the trump administration. over 3000 people took part in the bridge together event on the golden gate bridge. "the ultimate aim and goal today is to start bridging together not just across the

golden gate bridge but as we go out into the world and with each other, sharing our stories, sharing our perspectives" and sharing a few words for america's new commander-in-chief if you could give president trump a message what would that message be? "keep an open mind and an open heart and listen to the opposition" "well this is not my president, bernie sanders is my president and the election was stolen from him" i have h-i-v and i need my meds to stay alive and the affordable healthcare act is important for people who are ill" others let their t-shirts do the talking, like this one that reads, i'm still with her and this one.build bridges not walls. then there were custom made signs like these reading, build a wall around trump and i will pay for it "keep going" officials with the golden gate bridge say the demonstrators fell a little short of linking their human chain across the 1.7 miles of the span but that did not ruin the sense of accomplishment by the people here today "we did it, we did it, love does trumps hate" on the golden gate bridge haaziq madyun kron4news happening now. a thief stole a gun and other items from an f-b-i agent's car in contra costa county.

authorities say they need the public's help this morning locating the missing items. police say it happened sometime between january eight and ninth in either concord, lafayette or orinda. these items on your screen were stole/ an h and k 10-mm m-p-5, that is a subachine gun. an h and k magazine, which can hold upto 30-rounds. and one ballistic vest, also known as a bullet proof vest. there were no signs of forced entry into the car. coming up. the warriors have been on a roll lately. but how'd they do against m-v-p candidate james harden. highlights. live look outside. richmond bridge here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. for the weekend: it's the 20-17 chinese new year mini parade. check out the decorations, performances and more. it's all happening at saint mary's square and starts at 10:30. it's free to attend. here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. for the weekend: it's the sea lion 27th anniversary walking tours in san francisco. learn more about california sea lions, marine life and more. it's happening from 11:00 to 4:00 at pier 39. it's free to attend.

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>> reporter: rob flood road shows all the damage from the second of three bay area storms. kron four's rob fladeboe shows you some of the damage from the second of three bay area storms. nats the heaviest rain is over, at least for now, but the runoff is still pouring down out of the mountains here along highway 9 in felton. i found oe english sand-bagging what was once a small drain beside his home. but after a tree came down, the drain became a torrent and english is trying to divert the water away from his home amid the potential for a slide. sot joe english/home threatened by run off

highway nine is closed at glen garry drive. a half mile ahead a the road is again blocked for the second time this week by a large slide. as much as an inch of rain per hour overnight has created waterfalls where before there was just a trickle. here in felton grove, just south of the covered bridge, the flashy san lorenzo river stopped just short of flood stage

as residents are keeping their fingers crossed. sot karen durham/lives next to river on the border between santa cruz and scotts valley, a 100-foot tall fir tree came down, grazing a home here on carbonera drive, but smashing a pick up in the driveway. no one was hurt. owner david potts, who had play lumber jack to get out, suspects the tree was weaken by the drought. sot david potts/home and truck damaged by tree once again, mountain roads like granite creek in scotts valley are swamped amid dozens of new rock and mud slides. the water is undermining culverts and driveways. and here in paradise park, also along the san lorenzo river, a few low lying garages are under water, but the river stopped just short of causing serious damage and the worst is over, at least for now. standup closer and many people across the bay area are still recovering from the flooding caused by recent storms. kron four's jeff pierce shows us a street in san francisco that's now facing sewer issues. >> reporter:residents of the one hundred block of cayuga avenue were trying to salvage what they could after their street flooded from a backed up sewer line. one resident took these images of water that innundated the. it's four eighteen in the

morning. the man holes just popped. at four in the morning we heard the gurgling from the toilet. this time we were able to move our car before it floated away. we got it out of the driveway just before the whole street became an ocean of water. i thought it would be okay because the firefighters came and unclogged everything but i guess it was too late the damage was already done. raoul cobar was not so fortunate. he was vacuming sewer water out of his car. backs up out of the sewer, sewer can't take it, popped the

manhole covers off, there you are. this is not the first time this block on cayugo avenue flooded with a sewer backup. residents thought public works had taken care of the problem two years ago. wrong end of the sewer, that was like a swimming pool back there, second time. we thought the city would take care of things and we would be safe and it's a year and a half later and it happened again. as many as twenty homes have been affected, they are facing sewer contamination issues. two years ago they said we had to get rid of everything, our furniture, we couldn't have things cleaned,they said there's bacteria that can kill you in three days.

city officials say that each home will be tested for contamination and they can apply for damage claims. while residents wait to hear from city officials there is little they can do now but sort through what they might be able to save. there is not much we really can do except clean everything. in san francisco jeff pierce kron four nes. still ahead on kron four news weekend. a winter snow storm warning for the sierra. but it's not stopping many from seeing the snow. what you can expect for the weekend. next. here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. for the weekend: it's the 20-17 chinese new year flower fair. check out the holiday plants, flowers, fruits and more. it's happening on kearny and sutter street in chinatown from 10:00 to 8:00. it's free to attend.

it was a picture-perfect night at boreal mountain resort this evening. excellent conditions on the slopes.just the right amount of people.and the travel here was a piece of cake.sort of. aundrea mills/rocklin resident: "oh, it was easy.not bad. a little bit of traffic, but.what made you come up tonight to get your 2 hours in? got to get the practice in, i've got to get better." shaydar edelmann/boreal mountain resort: "we've had, coming up on 50 inches of snow the last 3 days, on top of 200 the last 2 weeks before that. so, the conditions are as good as they get in tahoe right now." and, whether you're hitting the ski resorts this weekend.or traveling to the casino's or another destination.you're window of opportunity is now. brad wood/caltrans: "yeah, tomorrow will be a good travel day, and besides there will be less snow. it's sunday i'm concerned about." at times tonight.there were near white-out conditions. and come sunday.when the sierra is suppose to get 2 more feet of additional snow.and with all the people trying to get home.the west-bound commute could be an ugly one. brad wood/caltrans: "if you're gonna leave late on sunday expect a long delay. be prepared, have a full tank of gas, warm clothes, and be patient." up next on kron four news weekend. a northern california restaurant in a tough spot.

how a customer is claiming a rat walked near them while they were dining. the bizzare story next. for the weekend: it's the vibe launch party in concord. check out the food samples, and more. it's all happening at the hop grenade taproom and bottleshop from noon to 2:00. it's free to attend.

severe storms are causing chaos across the nation. a tornado near hattiesburg, mississippi killed at least four people this morning. emergency crews report significant injuries and massive damage in the area. back here at home, here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. a recepit and social media post has gone viral. this after a customer at a sacramento area restuarant says a rat ran around their feet. >> reporter: on left and set your screen that is our future

so we're getting is a water break as we were talking about it's the thing back together. haute and heavy in spots it somewhat break until monday morning and showers will continue the monday night they will be in the way of the moderate showers. " in the future pretty quiet battle system uptorn north. that basically looks like a dry pattern right onto next week.

for now six of its ailing from that point. going in lint wrote mid-50s as well pleasanton livermore 54. also a redwood coming in a row 55. then in the south bay 57 the slick mountain view and cupertino 5456 in san jose evergreen of the milpitas and acquitted claude cover still in the cards here for us. on the coasts half moon bay said mattel and then about 55 until

the clear skies in dry skies media post have gone viral spoke to the customer and has a wild story. karma dickerson spoke has the wild story. it's the receipt seen round the folsom facebook groups. accompanied by a post saying a guest at fat's asian bistro in folsom saw a rat while dining. it's eye catching because the receipt seems to back up the claim. offering a discount labeled 'seen rat'. kevin fat/restaurant group manager: "the manager put it verbatim what the guest saw or stated, thats not normal practice." that's prompted a lot of jokes online. but kevin fat. the chief operating officer of fats restaurant group isn't taking the matter lightly. kevin fat/restaurant group manager: "in our 14 years in folsom we have not experienced something like this before."

the poster first shared the story on thursday night. saying she was posting for a friend who doesn't have a facebook account. the woman writes that her friend was disturbed when a rat reportedly ran around her feet last night. the woman says her friend notified her server at fats asian bistro no manager came

over. instead the check arrived with the 'seen rat' discount on the bill. kevin fat/restaurant group manager: "that's something that that manager at the time thought was appropriate. learning lesson." fat stands by his staff though, saying he believes they acted appropriately. he says they immediately contacted pest control who responded and didn't find any sign of rats. the social media post made its way to the sacramento county environmental management department. a health inspector visited inspected the restaurant today and tells fox40 they found no evidence of a rodent infestation. phone interview: "for example there was no droppings there was no live or dead bodies, no nesting, no gnawed food packages." additionally, the restaurant passed scheduled inspections last year with no mention of rodents. however, the health inspector says a rat could have been inside at some point. phone interview: "i think with the weather its possible that one came in maybe the back door and maybe wandered around the dining room as was chased back out."

karma dickerson/reporting: "and, kevin fat says that while a rat never has been found on the property, they do take the issue seriously and they are making efforts to reach out to the person who had the bad experience. reporting from folsom, karma dickerson, fox 40 news." the manager of the restaurant says despite never seeing a rat in the establishment. he's taking this situation very seriously. and is working to reach out to the customer who had the bad experience. in national news this morning. a college president in missouri says he was only trying to be kind to a homeless student but it led to his firing. just for offering a shelter from the extreme cold. the president says he felt it was the right thing to do.thinking his decisio could mean life or death. tempertatures were expected to drop below zero in missouri. when the college president learned one of his students would be sleeping in the snow he offered a warm shelter in the library. it was a decision that got him fired. the homeless student did not steal or damage anything, but the school says there was risk to the equipment and building. the president says he and others around the campus are trying to help the student find subsidized housing. he has worked in education for 35 years and says knows he took a risk, but he chose to protect a student's safety. michelle obama has spent the last week saying her final farewells as first lady. on wednesday evening, she tweeted a picture of her and barak obama with the caption quote: "being your first lady has been the honor of a lifetime. from the bottom of my heart, thank you." she also published a video of herself taking a sentimental walk through the white house with the first dogs, sunny and bo. n his speech yesterday. barack obama jokingly admitted he and michelle were "milking" their goodye.

and here's video of the obamas arriving in southern california yesterday. but things got off to a rough start. instead of landing in palm springs as they planned, bad weather caused air force one to go into a holding pattern for more than 30 minutes. it finally diverted to march air force base in riverside. the obamas boarded the plane in washington early yesterday afternoon after president donald trump's inauguration. a small crowd had gathered at the palm springs airport under umbrellas to welcome them but they went home disappointed. still ahead on kron four news weekend. "hidden figures" continues to dominate the box office. top it this weekend. next. coul- live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekend: it's the "art at the dump" recycled materials art exhibition in san francisco. check out the exhibitin and reception for the artists. it's happening at recology san francisco from 11:00 to 1:00. it's free to attend. to yosemite high today of 27 degrees and sell expecting even heavier snow tomorrow. "hidden

figures" has topped the box office the last two weekends, but a pair of new movies is ready to fight for the crown. david daniel has a preview. "don't worry -- he's not allowed to touch you." "split," the multiple- personality thriller from m. night shyamalan, is getting good reviews and has a teen-friendly p-g-13 rating, even though it's about a man who kidnaps three girls. the hollywood reporter says the fright flick could debut with 23-million dollars. "if you wanted me back, you coulda just asked me." vin diesel returns as extreme athlete turned government operative xander cage in the aptly-titled "triple-x: return of xander cage." paramount estimates its action threequel's opening in the high teens to 20- million or so. "franchise, franchise, franchise!" elsewhere, michael keaton has a plan to turn a little burger joint called mcdonald's into something bigger in "the founder," and brett dalton plays an actor who fakes his faith to be cast in a church christmas play in "the resurrection of gavin stone." both are opening in far fewer theaters than "split" and "triple-x," and figure to bring in far less dough. in hollywood, i'm david daniel a highway in wisconsin was covered with thousands of red skittles. take a look at this. it turns out the sweet treats were going to be given to cows. some farmers are putting skittles in their cattle feed they say it is a cheaper source of feed for the cows but it must be done with caution. according to farmers, in moderation, skittles can provide a cow with extra energy.

>> reporter: a stormy night tonight had added to sunday and the after and we have breezy conditions of rainshowers still with us and monday as liz monday night even after that point we go into a truck packed and the remainder of the week. and that close in the '30's i usually tells us we're getting dry air working here. some money would dry like to try out for just a little bit and that wraps up for us tonight we will see again tomorrow morning and night at 8.

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is sponsored by russell's fine furniture. (upbeat pop music) we're at richard's fine furniture in santa clara, hello, i'm henry tenenbaum and boy, they have got a big deal going on here. this is half off, this is half off, this is all half off, this is half off, this is half off. yes, ladies and gentlemen, richard and his grandson, josh. gentlemen, i have a question about your math. - okay. - okay, ready? - sure. - look at this beautiful, this is a beautiful piece, richard. - [richard] it is. - tell us just a little bit about it. - shape drawers down on either side, they go all the way through. - take a look at this. - finished on the other side so it can be a room divider. it's an exquisite piece, look at the movement on the piece. - yeah. - the shape and the whole detail to it. - okay, so, the list price on this half-off