this morning on the kron 4 morning news... a peaceful protest turns violent in berkeley. and the president is speaking out about it this morning. we'll have the latest from u-c berkeley. and... a man police believe was stealing from a home shot dead. what neighbors say the officer was doing at the home. and the rain is here now. how it will effect your commute this morning. the kron 4 morning news starts now. good morning... it is thursday february 2nd. i'm robin winston. toss to weather and traffic.

looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times.

our top story this morning... a violent night in berkeley. fiery protests erupted on the campus of u-c berkeley in opposition to a planned speech by a conservative writer and

activist milo yan -nop-po-lus. he was set to speak at the campus last night. kron 4's alecia reid has the details. people that came out to protest say tonight's guest creates a climate of hate.and that puts communities that are already volnurable . at risk. pkgthe protest at u-c berkeley quickly turned violent tonight. two hours before guest speaker milo yiannopoulos was set to speak, a small group ripped down barricades, started a fire and shot fireworks directly at officers.sot - i think its negative and it's dangerous. when you're going against people you call fascist, yet your actions are fascist, it's negative and it's not the way forward. the majority of people that turned up tonight were peaceful. they tell me they were protest a man, who they believe represents racism, transphobia, and misogyny among other forms of hate.sot - it is my responsibility as a student to come out and protestsot - he's hateful. that type of speech shouldn't be protected.the school ended up canceling the event 2 hours before start time because of the chaos on campus. u-c berkeley says amid that violence, destruction of

property, and conceern for public safetty it was necessary to remove milo from the campus and canel his speaking engagement. the school condemns the violence that was on display tonight, and says it overshadows the efforts to engage in lawful protest against the performer. although some students disagree with the way things went down, they believe their point got across.sot - i think it speaks volumes. people have made their opinions known standupthere were dozens of additional police officers on duty, but the police department says it was just impossible to maintain order given the level of threat and violence that we saw here tonight.so it was best to cancel the event.reporting live from u-c berkeley. so now the question is

who is milo yiannopoulous? he's a 32 year old news editor for brietbart news. he was born in greece, raised in england. he founded brietbart with another polarizing person, president trump's senior advisor steve bannon. yiannapolis is a self-described internet troll. and his comments have been criticized as racist, misogynist, anti-muslim and white supremacist. in fact, he was banned from twitter for life last year for what the company called "inciting or engaging in the targeted abuse or harassment of others". once he was taken off campus last night, yiannapolis posted on facebook, saying the left is absolutely terrified of free speech and will do literally anything to shut it down. and then u-c berkeley strongly condemeded the violence. the school put out this statement saying... while ya nop po los's views, tactics and rhetoric are profoundly contrary to our own, we are bound by the

constitution, the law, our values and the campus's principles of community to enable free expression.. and president donald trump is speaking out about the protests in berkeley this morning. he tweeted less than an hour ago... saying "if u-c berkeley does not allow free speech, and practices violence, on innocent people ,with a different point of view- no federal funds?". we will continue to monitor the latest in berkeley as they recover from the protests. another big story we are following this morning... an off -duty deputy in the bay area shot and killed a suspect in a home invasion.... kron4's haaziq mad -yun has the story. "somebody broke in the house, somebody got shot""next thing we knew he was laying out on the ground, they we reviving him"the deadly home invasion occurred at around 10:45 am on the 2000 block of buena vista avenue in the quiet east bay town of alameda"surprising to me, very surprising, everybody walks their kids up and down the street, their dogs, we never have this problem" investigators say it appears

an off duty contra costa county deputy armed with a gun confronted a male on near or inside the property. police say those facts are still unclear at this point "it's either a burglary or a home invasion we have to sort all that out"alameda police had residents shelter in place while their swat unit was called in to make sure there were no additional suspects in the area. "we do get our fair share of everything, we have a population of 73-74-thousand people, so you're going to get a little bit of everything but yeah this not normal for our city"the suspect was transported to a local hospital where he later died from his injuries. his identity is being withheld pending notification of next of kin. the contra costa county sheriff's office is not releasing the name of the deputy involved in this shooting at this time. however a witness told us off camera that the deputy is the son of the man who owns the residence where the home invasion occurred. in alameda haaziq madyun kron4news

and supreme court nominee neil gor- sich made his first trip to capitol hill.. president trump's choice to replace is stepping into a highly charged partisan battle. however, president donald trump has told senate republicans they should "go for it" and in-voke, the so- called nuclear option, which would prevent democrats from using a filibuster to block his supreme court nominee. a nuclear option would end, the need for supreme court nominees to receive 60 votes to break a filibuster and would then proceed to an up or down vote on the nominee. then, a nominee would only require a majority vote to be confirmed. coming up.. with another round of storms on the way, one of the area's hardest hit is bracing itself for what's to come. and...

day 3 of the sierra lamar trail. how experts say the defends body language can say. also.. a live look at the kron4 radar. we are expecting rain today and plenty of it. james fletcher will have what to expect today in a full forecast next. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable.

[crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. here's a live look at tracker this morning. as you can see there's plenty of rain all over the bay area. for how this will effect your commute here is james fletcher. toss to weather or traffic weather update: light rain will impact the morning

commute and turn to scattered showers this afternoon. isolated thunderstorms possible tonight through friday morning. southerly winds will increase tonight and remain locally strong and gusty through early friday. rainfall will taper off by saturday. another round of widespread rainfall is possible from sunday afternoon into monday as the next pacific system approaches the region.

looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times.

the north bay... after a series of storms slammed the area, causing widespread flooding, people there are now preparing for more rain today. kron4's charles clifford has the details. in downtown san anselmo, ever vigilant sand bags sit in front of almost every business ready to push back flood waters . . if need be. fortunately, san anselmo creek was quiet and clear today. a far cry from just a few weeks ago when raging waters came within in inches of flooding and forced the evacuation of downtown for several hours. with more rain on the way, neighbors are hoping to avoid a repeat of this scene.soti like the cold wet winter.judy morris works downtown. even

though she's been through two floods here. in 82 and 06. . she normally doesn't mind the rain. but, with more storms on the way she's feeling mixed emotions.soti'm ready. in a lot of ways i'm over it, but i know we need it.soti like the rain.kelly white and steve bunce were out for a walk through downtown. kelly was here for the last big flood.sot i remember hearing the siren arghhhh and thinking uh oh. . .despite the danger, they are ok with more wet weather.sotwe could always use more rain. everyeone i talked to today also agrees that saying good bye to california' drought is a good thing.sotwe got what we wished forsoti like the rain. it means we are out of the drought. sotit's nice not to be stressed about everthing being so dry. make sure you have the kron4 app to track the storm. we'll also keep you updated about severe weather or traffic problems in your area. it's a free download for both android and apple devices.

the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter has made an appearance in an oakland court room. noor salaman is the widow of omar mateen, the man who killed 49 people a the pulse nightclub in orlando. the mother -- who now lives with family in the east bay, had previously been indicted by a federal grand jury. and now. we are learning more about why. the government says salman admitted she knew her husband was going to conduct the attack. and helped provide a cover up for his family that fateful night. however, her defense team says, noor salaman does not have the mental capability to do that. they claim she was a special education student in school and is not able to plot and plan. the judge has ordered apsychiatric evaluation.. salman's family and attorneys say, she was in an abusive relationship with mateen and only stayed to be with her son. the sierra lamar murder case continues. the

15-year-old teen vanished on her way to school in morgan hill back in 20-12. but lawyers for the suspect, antolin garcia torres, have questioned whether there is really any proof sierra lamar is dead. kron4's rob fladeboe was in court, for day,- three of the trial.

coming up.. johnny depp is having some money

trouble. and now he's being sued for it. that and more on today's h-t-l daily wrap. and here's a live look outside... toll plaza in entertainment news

this morning... johnny depp's former managers file a lawsuit against him and rihanna's acting career is heating up, all that and more on today's h-t-l daily wrap.

coming up... a new computer program may have led to some people being wrongly arrested. what is being done to solve the problem. and... a live look at storm tracker 4. where we can see rain covering most of the bay area. team coverage of today's storm just ahead. and here's a live look outside...san mateo and here's a live look at

strom tracker 4. we are looking at plenty of rain for your commute this morning. and to help you get through today's storm, we have team coverage for you. kron 4's will tran is live in oakland with live reports of the weather out there. rebecca strom is watching the roads for you at the traffic center. and james fletcher is at the weather center, tracking the storm as well. james let's go to you 1st. what can we expect to see today?

weather update: light rain will impact the morning turn to showers this isolated possible tonight through friday morning. winds will increase remain locally strong and early friday. rainfall will saturday. another round of widespread rainfall is possible from sunday afternoon into monday as the next pacific system approaches

looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times.

our team coverage of today's storm continues now with will tran. he's live from oakland this morning with more. will? thanks will.

in the east bay... there are claims a computer issue at the alameda county court that has resulted in some people being wrongly arrested. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the public defender about the alleged

problem. court computer problemsoakland brendon woodsalameda county public defender16-34me56-114 chad finkealameda county superior court executive officer122-129149 std the new case management system called odyessy was rolled out in alameda county's crimiinal justice system in august....and since then the 4-point5 million dollar software program is creating headaches for the clerks using it.....and some much bigger problems for some of the defendants.people who have been wrongfully arrested, people who have been in custody longer than they should have there was a conversion issue where peopel who were supposed to be registered as drug offender there were people who were sex offenders, there are people who resovled their cases as misdeamoners and they showed up as feloniesthe public defender's office has filed motions for 22-hundred cases that could be at risk....right now they know of more than 50 people actually affected.....but believe the real number could be much higher." i would guess we are talking hundreds and hundreds....because we only bring forth what we catch so if a client gets held two days longer than he's supposed and doesn't notify anyone then that just goes awaytuesday the public defender and someone from the district attorneys

office argued in front of a judge.....but this time...they were both on the same side.....trying to get the problem fixed....or go back to the old system...the judge is expected to issue a ruling next weekthe executive officer of alameda county superior courts says they problem is that old system is at least 40 years old...and not supported anymore.we dont' have a back to go to and just go forward and say where can we go next if we can't make this system work for us what's our plan b the problem is plan b will mostly likely take money....and the court is in a deficit. tyler technologies, the company that makes the odyessy software, says the same computer system is being used succesully in many different courts across the country. they say they are committed to work with alameda county to analyze the situation.maureen kelly kron4 news in california news... there's shocking new video of a man who went on a stabbing spree in los angeles. that man stabbed three people

before he was shot and killed by police. take a look at this video. it shows the moments before officers got there. the man seemingly stabbing people at random. he then rushed inside the jack in the box restaurant on sunset boulevard. here is what witnesses had to say. city leaders say it took officers only seconds to arrive to the scene. they credit their fast response for potentially saving lives. still ahead... it's a staple of san mateo county and now it appears that it's over. how the mavericks surf competition and... coming upso you can't hear me because you have dual earbuds and you ran a red light a lot of bicyclist in san francisco run red lights, just not in front of a fully marked police cruiser, i'll explain in the next editon of people behaving badly

and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. over the last few months,

kron 4 has received countless emails from viewers complaining about people running red lights in san francisco. but, the thing is, it's not drivers people are complaining about. stanley roberts explains on this edition of people behaving badley. this is a red light and this is a bicyclist stopped at the light, behind the rider a fully marked sfpd cruiser nats: ambiance notice how the rider rolls through the crosswalk and goes around pedestrians who have the right awaynats of police horn i'll come back to the rider in a moment there is a problem with bicyclists stopping for red light, many have the felling if there is no one around then they don't have to stop now before i show you all the riders i caught blowing

through red lights. permit me to show you this, nats: ambiance here's another sfpd cruiser at the light. notice how the bike rides wait for the light to change nats ambiance here is yet another example, again an sfpd police cruiser and the two cyclists are not rolling though the crosswalk. in fact, they wait patiently nats ambiance now let's remove the police from the equation and watch what happens . this cyclist gets to the light and stops then after sitting for a moment rolls through the red light nats: ambiance this rider just blows the lightwith little regard for pedestrians then another rider follows suit and rolls through the red light bicyclist is required by state law to stop for red light and wait until they get a greenlight and must stop for stop signs not yield for them the interesting part: i did not go out with the police we all just happened to end up in the same place for different reasons which bring me back to the rider wo ran the light in front of the sfpd cruiser so you can't hear me because you have dual earbuds and you ran a red lightdid you see the cop

car there i wasn't whay are you filming me in the end, the rider was issued a ticket for failure to stop at a red light there was a red light there were peds in the crosswalk you also getting cited for weaving through the pedestrians that had the right of way in the crosswalk moral of the story, if you're on a bicycle don't run red lights ... and here's a live look at strom tracker 4. we are looking at scattered showers throughout the bay area this morning. james fletcher will have your full for forecast in 5 minutes. it's okay to cry, right?

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4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... what started off as a peaceful protest of breitbart news editor milo yiannopoulos grew violent as people set fires and shot fireworks at officers in berkeley. university officials ended up canceling the event at around 6 last night. about 2 hours before it was set to begin. several injuries were reported and at least four banks were vandalized as well. and... one person is dead after an off-duty officer shot an killed them after what police say may have been a home invasion robbery in alameda. it happened just before 11 yesterday morning on buena vista avenue. a shelter in place had been ordered in the area. police say another person who may been involved may still be at large. also... the warriors just keep on rolling. they hosted the hornets at oracle last night. and warriors star steph curry exploded in this one. hitting not one, not two, but

11 threes in the game! and all in 30 minutes of play. he'd finish the game with 39 points. final score dubs win 126 to 11. up next for golden state, the clippers. that game is tonight at 7:30. here is a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera.... toss to weather. weather update: light rain will impact the morning commute and turn to scattered showers this afternoon. isolated thunderstorms possible tonight through

friday morning. southerly winds will increase tonight and remain locally strong and gusty through early friday. rainfall will taper off by saturday. another round of widespread rainfall is possible from sunday afternoon into monday as the next pacific system approaches the region. looking at the bay area looking at the

looking at the bay area traffic maps and updating drive times.

a big story we are following this morning... the annual mavericks surfing competition out of half moon bay might not happen this year. the reason: the main organizer of the event has filed for bankruptcy. kron 4's gabe slate met with local mavericks board members and city officials who were caught off guard by news... sot - brianbrian overfelt sits on the mavericks invitational board, they are the local organizers of the event, him and the other board members hired a third party to operate their website and other aspects of the contest to make

it bigger.. sot - brian according to these court documents, los angelos based "cartel management" and their affiliate company titans of mavericks llc are filing chapter 11 bankruptcy and both currenlty have large debts to settle. sot brian - sot sabrina - san mateo county harbor commissioner sabrina brennan says this couldn't happen at a worse time because this years mavericks was going to make history sot sabrina - i could not reach cartel management today for a comment but in this press release they sent me they said that since 2014, up to $3 million has gone into

developing the brand and staging the annual event, and that they have well positioned the mavericks event to move onto to bigger heights with the organization that steps in to run the show sot sabrina - losing mavericks would mean a big loss for the local economy. sot brian - sot sabrina - brian told me they still try to put in on a smaller grassroots way since surfers are already here from around the world waiting for it to begin. but for now the event is off. in half moon bay gabe slate kron 4 news. it's the end of an era

for a popular san francisco restaurant. an "irish goodbye" event took place to say goodbye to lefty o doul's. last night was your last chance to eat there for at least a year. that's because the restaurant, located on geary street, is currently in a legal battle between the eatery's landlord and owner. coming up on the kron four morning news... losing weight for a lot of people can be diffcult. but for one woman, it's paying off in a big way. we'll explain, next. and here's a live look outside...bay bridge.

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you lose weight, you win money, but if you don't reach your goal, you lose money at the end of the bet she lost 102 pounds and earned 48 hundred dollars. coming up... violence breaks out on the campus of u-c berkeley. and now the presidnet is weighing in. what he had to say about what happened. and one man is dead after being shot by an off duty officer in the east bay. what police say they believe the man was doing that led to the shooting also... police in southern california stopped a plot to shoot up a high school. how they were able to do it and how big the shooting might have been.

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the sierras this weekend. snow plows in soda springs are still busy cleaning up after all the snow the received in january. according to the boreal mountain resort website- - the area of soda springs has received 34 feet of snow this season... and boreal still has

a 20 foot base. the new round of storms could bring as much as two feet of snow to the higher elevations between now and saturday. and now taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar showing you where the rain is falling right now. wide spread rain is expected all across the bay area today and through most of the weekend toss wx in wx center. weather update: light rain will impact the morning commute and turn to scattered showers this afternoon. isolated thunderstorms

possible tonight through friday morning. southerly winds will increase tonight and remain locally strong and gusty through early friday. rainfall will taper off by saturday. another round of widespread rainfall is possible from sunday afternoon into monday as the next pacific system approaches the region.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

as the bay area is faces another round of wet weather... there are concerns this morning that the russian river could flood again in guerneville. this is video when the river flooded during the storms last month. for several days... boats and kayaks were the only way people who live off neely road could get around. but it's dry for now.. and crews were cleaning up one of the remaining landslides along river road yesterday. people who live near the river say they are ready for the flooding if it happens again...

neighbors say they are just waiting to see if the storms will be as bad as they were three weeks ago... and how it might impact the level of the russian river. a new computer program installed for the alameda county court system may have led to some people being wrongly arrested. the four- point-five million dollar software program was installed last summer. since then, a number of people have reported being arrested on warrants that should have been cleared. people have also claimed that they were kept in jail longer than they were supposed to be. the public defender's office says they know of more than 50 people affected, but believe the real number could be much higher. away the public defender and someone from the district attorney's office argued in front of a judge yesterday. in a rare instance, they were

both on the same side, asking the courts to fix the problem or go back to the old system. the judge is expected to make a ruling next week. the company that makes the software, says the same computer system is being used successfully in many different courts across the country. they say they are committed to work with alameda county to analyze the situation. happening today... the man accused of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar is back in court. the 15-year-old teen vanished on her way to school back in 20-12. a santa clara county sheriff's deputy testified yesterday in the trial of antolin garcia-torres. much of the testimony was focused on forensic evidence. sierra's cell phone, backback and clothing were found along the roadside not far from where she vanished. the deputy who examined lamar's clothing said her jeans had a strong odor of urine, suggesting that she had been frightened. observers in the courtroom said it was difficult to hear the evidence

the defense attorney for antolin garcia torres questioned the deputy on the handling of that evidence. the defense claims the evidence is contaminated because deputies and crime lab techs failed to follow proper protocols. sierra lamar's body was never found. still ahead on the kron four morning news... the raiders still trying to leave oakland. hear what roger goodell is saying about the teams potential move to las vegas. and we continue to track the rain falling in the bay area this morning. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. .

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speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. welcome back... before you head out the door this morning here's a look at current conditions. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. jameswill have your full forecast in just about five minutes. despite a setback in funding, the raiders remain determined to move to las vegas... and league commissioner roger goodell has not ruled out relocation. speaking at his annual super bowl week news conference.. goodell says the the league still hasn't determined if las vegas works as an nfl market. but what goodell did make

clear... there will never be any discussion to mix gambling and n-f-l front offices. either." in addition to las vegas... san diego has now entered the discussion as a possible landing spot for the raiders. but the commissioner says that plan would also require a stadium agreement. one the chargers were unable to accomplish in 15 years of effort. now to bay area basketball... steph curry was back from the stomach flu as the warriors faced off

against the charlotte hornets. curry surprised his father dell, a color analyst for the hornets before the game then steph went off.... hitting 11 threes in the game. he'd finish the game with 39 points and did not play the 4th quarter. the wariors win by a fianl of 126 to 111. the warriors take onthe clippers next. that game is tonight at 7:30. protests turn violent in berkeley. i am live with a look at the damage coming up. your bay area forecast is next.

welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... we are tracking the rain moving through the bay area. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. wide spread rain expected all across the bay area today. toss wx or traffic. weather update: light rain will impact the morning commute and turn to scattered showers this afternoon. isolated thunderstorms possible tonight through friday morning. southerly winds will increase tonight and remain locally strong and gusty through early friday.

rainfall will taper off by saturday. another round of widespread rainfall is possible from sunday afternoon into monday as the next pacific system approaches the region.

and now we want to continue our team coverage with kron 4's will tran who is live in oakland. no major hot spots. bay bridge

wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 we are live in oakland tracking the rain this morning. thanks will. we will check back with you and don't forget you can track the storm on the go with the free kron 4 mobile app. you can watch live radar and get updates on traffic problems and breaking news through push alerts. breaking news from overnight... protests turn violent in berkeley. this was the scene on campus last night as protesters set fires,

tore down barricades, set off fireworks and vandalized buildings on and off campus. several people were injured in the violence. berkeley police say there was one arrest. the crowds were gathered in opposition to a planned speech by conservative writer and activist milo yiannopoulous. that speech had to be cancelled because of the violence. and this morning president trump is responding to the protests at u-c berkeley and he's threatening to take away federal money from the the president taking to twitter just a few hours ago to threaten the university saying quote: "if u.c. berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent people with a different point of view - no federal funds?" kron 4's averi harper is live in berkeley this morning with how the campus is coping following a night of violence. several people were injured and buildings were damaged when the protesters moved away from the u-c berkeley campus and started marching down the

streets. this is video of the protest. two hours before guest speaker milo yiannopoulos was set to speak, a small group ripped down barricades, started a fire. the school ended up canceling the event because of the chaos. buildings in the area also suffered broken windows. people vandalized a-t-m machines at nearby banks. the demonstrators say they were there to protest a man who they believe represents racism, transphobia, and misogyny.

hurt thanks averi. we will check back with you through out the morning.

and we were able to speak to a spokesman for the university of berkeley who says the violence is not acceptable. and our coverage of the violent protests at berkeley continue online. you can see more video of the violent protests and here from more protesters about last nights demonstrations. it is all on our website at kron 4 dot com. and coming up in the 6:00 hour we will hear from milo yiannopoulous. he talks about what he thinks of last night's protests. still ahead on the kron four morning news... we are

just days away from super bowl 51. coming up in about 10 minutes we are live in houston to get you ready for the big game. and... students planning a school shooting they say would have been worse than columbine. hear how police were able to prevent the attack. and we continue to track the rain hitting the bay area this morning. after the break robin will show you how the wet weather is impacting your commute. . welcome back...

before you head out the door this morning here's a look at current conditions. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. and the rain is making for a wet commute is making for a and the rain and the rain is making for a wet commute this morning. robin is tracking the commute in the traffic center.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 police in southern california stopped a plot to shoot up a high school... and the students planning it say it would have been bigger than a student at troy high school in fullerton told police he overheard two students talking about their plan for a school shooting. the two students were questioned by police and admitted their plan to the officers. investigators also learned that the two students had recently searched online for weapons and information on school shootings. the two 16- year-olds have been arrested and charged with making criminal threats and conspiracy to commit a felony.

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toss wx in wx center. weather update: light rain will impact the morning commute and turn to scattered showers this afternoon. isolated thunderstorms possible tonight through friday morning. southerly winds will increase tonight and remain locally strong and gusty through early friday. rainfall will taper off by saturday. another round of widespread rainfall is possible from sunday afternoon into monday as the next pacific system approaches the region.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from

the toll to 101 and we are just days away from the super bowl and we are getting you ready fro the big game. alyssa orange is live in houston this morning as players and fans get ready for sunday. alyssa. the nfl and safety has been a hot topic over the past couple of years, many former players coming out and saying they may have made different choices with their career had they known all the health risks with concussions and such. so equipment companies are making safety a priority, and one right here in houston is doing just that, supplying equipment to some of the best players

james roark- promotional director for sportsstar athletics- safety, innovation and quality are the three things we like to stick by here at sports star.alyssa orange- "founded in houston in 1991, sports star has become one of the leading brands for chinstraps and athletic gear centered around one goal." james roark- "to make the safest chinstrap in the business."alyssa orange- it starts with innovation and constantly adapting to the football industry.james roark- "there is a system of checks and balances that each chin strap goes through to ensure that your getting a top notch quality product."alyssa orange- with the dedication, it's no surprise they have clients on all levels of the game, from youth to the nfl. james roark- "we've got big time players like rob gronkowski, dion lewis and legarrett blount going out there and wearing our stuff." alyssa orange- "26 players on the patriots and 9 players on the falcons wear sports star. so how does it get to their warehouse and onto the field? with the help of each team's equipment manager.james roark- "they believe in it. it causes them less headaches in terms of making sure helmets are staying on players.alyssa

orange- helping to make the game safer they are excited about seeing their porduct in action on football's biggest stage."james roark- " safety is #1 for us, and the fact that we can see so many of those players on the patriots and the atlanta falcons wear our geargives us that sense of pride. thanks alyssa. the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter made an appearance in an oakland court room. noor salaman is the

widow of omar mateen, the man who killed 49 people a the pulse nightclub in orlando. salman -- who now lives with family in the east bay, had previously been indicted by a federal grand jury. investigators say salman admitted she knew her husband was planning the attack and helped provide a cover up for her family after the shooting. however, her defense team says salaman does not have the mental capability to do that. they claim she was a special education student in school and is not able to plot and plan. the judge has ordered a psychiatric evaluation.. salaman's family and attorneys say, she was in an abusive relationship with mateen and only stayed to be with her son. the main organizer of the annual titans of mavericks big wave surf competition has declared bankruptcy... putting this year's competition in jeopardy. the competition, which started in 1999, draws top surfers from around the world for one day of big wave surfing on waves up to 60 feet. the event normally takes place between

november first and march thirty first. when conditions are deemed to be perfect... the call goes out to surfers from around the world and they have 48-hours to get to half moon bay. only this year... the call that went out was a bankruptcy notice from los angeles based cartel management. the news caught local organizers by surprise. event local board members say might try to put on the competition this year in a much smaller way in a grass

roots, organic competition... considering surfers from all over the world are already here waiting for it to begin. coming up on the kron four morning news... punxsutawney phil has made his predicition. after the break find out if we will have 6 more weeks of winter. and we continue to track the rain hitting the bay area this morning. james fletcher will have an update . [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable.

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unlike cable. punxsutawney phil has "predicted" six more weeks of winter after seeing his shadow earlier this morning. the groundhog day tradition originates from a german legend that says if a furry rodent casts a shadow on feb. 2, winter continues. if not, spring comes early. records dating to 1887 show phil has now predicted more winter 103 times while forecasting an early spring just 18 times including last

year. coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... we are following two big stories this morning... first protests turn violent over night in berkeley and now president trump is threatening the university. we are live in berkeley with a look at the damage. we are tracking the rain. i will have your forecast after the break. .

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

and now we want to continue our team coverage with kron 4's will tran who is live in oakland.

thanks will. we will check back with you through out and don't forget you can track the storm on the go with the free kron 4 mobile app. you can watch live radar and get updates on traffic problems and through push breaking over night... protests in berkeley turn violent. this was the scene on the u-c berkeley campus last night... kron 4 was there as the protestors set fires, smashed windows and vandalized buildings. the crowds were gathered in opposition to a planned speech by conservative writer and activist milo yiannopoulous. and this morning president trump is responding to the protests at u-c berkeley and he's threatening to take away federal money from the school. the president taking to twitter

just a few hours ago to threaten the university saying quote: "if u.c. berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent people with a different point of view - no federal funds?" president trump appears to be sending a warning to the school that he is prepared to withhold kron 4's averi harper is live in berkeley this morning with a look at how the campus is cleaning up. averi.

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the berkeley college republicans ... who organized yiannopoulos' visit also issued a statement last night saying in part: "the free speech movement is dead. today, the berkeley college republicans' constitutional right to free speech was silenced by criminals and thugs seeking to cancel milo yiannopoulos' tour. " and we were able to speak to a spokesman for u-c berkeley who says this is not a proud day for the we are also hearing from milo yiannopoulous... he

posted a video after being evacuated from the u-c berkeley campus. and our coverage of the violent protests at berkeley continue online. you can see more video of the violent protests and here from more protesters about last nights demonstrations. it is all on our website at kron 4 dot com. in the east bay... an off duty deputy shoots and kills a man in a home invasion... and another person might still be on the loose. it happened yesterday in alameda. police say at around 10:45 a-m the contra costa deputy confronted a man near or inside a home on buena vista avenue. at some point, the deputy opened fire and shot the man. people who live in the area were told to shelter in place while police searched for anyone

else who might have been involved. police say another suspect might still be on the loose. neighbors were surprised this happened so close to home. the man who was shot was taken to the hospital where he later died from his injuries. the deputy who opened fire is not being identified... but witnesses tell kron-four that he is the son of the man who owns the home where confrontation happened. happening now... mountain view police are searching for a missing 12- year-old boy who was last seen at school. here is a picture of chirstopher moreno. he was last seen at graham middle school at around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. he was wearing a white sweatshirt that says "walden." police in san rafael are warning people about serial home burglaries. police say the burglaries have been happening in every neighborhood in the city since january 18th. all of the burglaries happened while the people who lived in the homes were at work. police say

the burglars would watch people leave their homes and in some cases targeted several homes on the same street. investigators think these burglaries my be linked to others in marin county. coming up... the man accused of killing sierra lamar is back in court today... hear what people in the courtroom had to say about seeing the dramatic evidence in the case. plus... hundreds of people in the east bay may have been held in jail for too long... it's all because of a computer issue for the alameda county court sytem. we'll explain up ahead. tracking the storm hitting the bay area... tracking your commute... . . no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the mateo bridge less then 30

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the sierra nevada's snowpack survey for last month is expected to be released. the major storms last month brought california more rain and snow than it normally gets in a year. snowfall in the sierra nevada mountains during winter storms provide a third of the state's water through the year, as it melts.

governor jerry brown says he will wait until an april snow survery to decide whether to formally end the state's drought emergency. toss to weather or traffic weather update: light rain will impact the morning commute and turn to scattered showers this afternoon. isolated thunderstorms possible tonight through friday morning. southerly

winds will increase tonight and remain locally strong and gusty through early friday. rainfall will taper off by saturday. another round of widespread rainfall is possible from sunday afternoon into monday as the next pacific system approaches the region.

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drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

happening now... president trump is speaking at a national prayer breakfast in washington d-c. let's listen in for a moment.

happening today... the man accused of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar is back in court. the 15-year-old teen vanished on her way to school back in 20-12. a santa clara county sheriff's deputy testified yesterday in the trial of antolin garcia-torres. much of the testimony was focused on forensic evidence. sierra's cell phone, backback and clothing were found along the roadside not far from where she vanished. the deputy who examined lamar's clothing said her jeans had a strong odor of urine, suggesting that she had been frightened. observers in the courtroom said it was difficult to hear the evidence presented.

the defense attorney for antolin garcia torres questioned the deputy on the handling of that evidence. the defense claims the evidence is contaminated because deputies and crime lab techs failed to follow proper protocols. sierra lamar's body was never found. a new computer program installed for the alameda county court system may have led to some people being wrongly arrested. the four- point-five million dollar software program was installed last summer. since then, a number of people have reported being arrested on warrants that should have been cleared. people have also claimed that they were kept in jail longer than they were supposed to be. the public defender's office says they know of more than 50 people affected, but believe the real number could be much away the public defender and someone from the district attorney's office argued in

front of a judge yesterday. in a rare instance, they were both on the same side, asking the courts to fix the problem or go back to the old system. the judge is expected to make a ruling next week. the company that makes the software, says the same computer system is being used successfully in many different courts across the country. they say they are committed to work with alameda county to analyze the situation. coming up... we are learning about new health dangers of going to fast food restaurants... and it has nothing to do with the food itself. we'll explain next on kron four. and tracking the rain hitting the bay area....

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violent protests break out in berkeley... i have a look at the cleanup underway. team coverage tracking the storm...

welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... we are tracking the rain moving through the bay area. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. wide spread rain expected all

across the bay area today. toss wx or traffic. weather update: light rain will impact the morning commute and turn to scattered showers this afternoon. isolated thunderstorms possible tonight through friday morning. southerly winds will increase tonight and remain locally strong and gusty through early friday. rainfall will taper off by saturday. another round of widespread rainfall is

possible from sunday afternoon into monday as the next pacific system approaches the region. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

breaking news from overnight... protests turn violent in berkeley. this is a look at some of the damage outside a bank of america, with multiple a-t-ms spray painted. the crowds gathered in opposition to a planned speech by conservative writer and activist milo yiannopoulous. that speech had to be cancelled because of the violence. and this morning president trump is responding to the protests at u-c berkeley and he's threatening to take away federal money from the the president

taking to twitter just a few hours ago to threaten the university saying quote: "if u.c. berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent people with a different point of view - no federal funds?" kron 4's averi harper is live in berkeley this morning with a look at how the campus is cleaning up. averi. several people were injured and buildings were damaged when the protesters moved away from the u-c berkeley campus and started marching down the streets. this is video of the march courtesy of our helicopter partner ship with a-b-c 7 news. two hours before guest speaker milo yiannopoulos was set to speak, a small group ripped down barricades, started a fire. the school ended up canceling the event because of the chaos. buildings in the area also suffered broken windows. people vandalized a-t-m machines at nearby banks. the demonstrators say they were there to protest a man who they believe represents racism, transphobia, and misogyny.

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thanks averi. we will check back with you through out the morning. we are also hearing from milo yiannopoulous... he says u-c berkeley is not friendly to free speech.

and we were able to speak to a spokesman for u-c berkeley who says the violence is not acceptable. and our coverage of the violent protests at berkeley continue online. you can see more video of the violent protests and here from more protesters about last nights demonstrations. it is all on our website at kron 4 dot com. police in southern california stopped a plot to shoot up a high school... and the students planning it say it would have been bigger than

columbine. a student at troy high school in fullerton told police he overheard two students talking about their plan for a school shooting. the two students were questioned by police and admitted their plan to the officers. investigators also learned that the two students had recently searched online for weapons and information on school shootings. the two 16- year-olds have been arrested and charged with making criminal threats and conspiracy to commit a felony. it is not clear why they wanted to shoot up the school. coming up... a new health warning about the link between playing soccer and concussions. we'll explain after the break. and tracking the rain hitting the bay area....

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for your health... heading the ball in soccer increases your chance to have concussion symptoms. that is according to a new study in "the journal of neurology." the study looked at over 200 people who play soccer at least six months of the year in a league or club. the top group of players headed the ball on avearge 125 times in a two week span. the bottom group averaged just four headers in that same peroid. that top group of players were three times more likely to have concussion symptoms than that bottom group. those symptoms include diziness, feeling dazed and in severe cases, stopping play for medical attention. coming up... the raiders are still working to get out of oakland. hear what commissioner roger goodell is saying about the team's potential move to las vegas. adlib live tease.

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this morning.. high of 34 degrees today. weather update: light rain will impact the morning commute and turn to scattered showers this afternoon. isolated thunderstorms possible tonight through friday morning. southerly winds will increase tonight and remain locally strong and gusty through early friday. rainfall will taper off by saturday. another round of widespread rainfall is possible from sunday afternoon into monday as the next

pacific system approaches the region.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

despite a setback in funding, the raiders remain determined to move to las vegas... and league commissioner roger goodell hasn't ruled out relocation. goodell spoke at his annual super bowl week news conference yesterday. kron four's mark carpenter reports that the commissioner still hasn't determined if las vegas works as an n-f-l market. "there's a great deal more work to be done and there are several elements of that, financing of the stadium is

just one. obviously, the stadium project itself, the depth of the market. all of those are things we've studied over the last several months, but all those will increase in intensity over the next month or so." and that would be intensity added to what's already a shaky situation. not many details are known as to how the relationship between davis and casino magnate sheldon adelson deteriorated so quickly, some might say the nfl's concerns over having a gaming executive around a pro team played a part. and goodell made it clear today...there has never been nor will there be any discussion to mix gambling and nfl front offices. "we have rules that are in place. the raiders have not asked us to compromise those rules as it relates to our policies. we will continue to have that separation going forward. i don't see an ownership position in a team from a casino. that is not something that is consistent with our policies...not likely a stadium either." if the raiders are forced to fold their vegas plan, it's not a

guarantee they'll stick around in oakland. as unfathomable as it sounds, there's the outside possibility...they could land in san diego. the city has reportedly let the nfl know it is interested in luring a team...yet much needs to happen before that conversation becomes serious. "for any team to relocate to san diego at this point in time, we're gonna have to find a solution to that stadium problem and one we couldn't do after, probably 15 years of effort." that was kron four's mark carpenter reporting... goodell also announced the raiders will return to mexico city next season to face the patriots. now to bay area basketball... steph curry was back from the stomach flu as the warriors faced off against the charlotte hornets. curry surprised his father dell, a color analyst for the hornets before the game then steph went off.... hitting 11 threes in the game. he'd finish the game with

39 points and did not play the 4th quarter. the wariors win by a fianl of 126 to 111. the warriors take onthe clippers next. that game is tonight at 7:30. mark adlib big board. coming up... a heads up if you are going up to the sierra this weekend... hear what health experts are warning about kids eating snow. that's ahead in kron four news at seven. and... we'll show you a dog who can't get enough of the snow. she's dubbed "the sledding dog." that's next on kron four news. and tracking the rain hitting the bay area....

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plus... protests turn violent in berkeley and now president trump is threatening the university. kron four's averi harper is live with a look at the clean up this morning. tracking the storm this morning... we have complete team coverage of the rain hitting the bay area...

this morning on the kron for morning news... violent protests break out at u-c berkeley. this is video of the scene outside of the student union last night as the demonstrations got out of hand. and this morning president trump is threatening to take federal money away from the university and their students. good morning and thanks for joining us... i'm darya folsom. and i'm mark danon. we have complete coverage of the violent protests in berkeley last night... and how the president is responding... but it is also raining this morning. here is a live look at stormtracker four radar. wide spread rain expected all across the bay area today. . we have complete team coverage of the storm this morning. james fletcher is tracking the storm in the weather center. robin winston is in the traffic center monitoring the impact on your commute. and will tran is out in the rain in hayward.