thanks for joining us on kron four news weekend. i'm marty gonzalez. you are taking a look at storm tracker four. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what you need to know about today's storm. scattered showers will diminish in coverage through the day with a period of dry weather conditions possible tonight. widespread rainfall set to return to the region on sunday during the day with periods of moderate to heavy rainfall likely sunday night into monday. stronger southerly winds and widespread flooding will be likely as an atmospheric river takes aim

somewhere along the central california coast. showers linger monday night into potentially wednesday before dry conditions return late next week.

and our team coverage of the storm continues this morning now with averi harper. she's live san jose this morning covering the rain. how's it looking out there averi? downed trees also a big problem in san jose and the damage is cutting power to thousands of people. neighbors on east empire street, near 12-th street say this palm tree snapped and landed on a home. no one was injured. but the damage did not stop there. and near downtown san jose, p-g-and-e crews are busy working on damaged power lines. several traffic lights out because of the power outage as well.

well.outage as the power out because of traffic lights out because of the power outage as well. in california news... a powerful storm blew into sountern and central california bringing heavy rain, strong winds, flooding and serious damage to the area. kron 4's pam moore show us the damage.

the wet season isn't quite over yet for california...on friday, a storm slammed the state, stretching from san diego all the way to the northern border and into oregon.trees toppled.....roads were flooded out and some neighborhoods prepared for the possibility of mudslides. more than twenty-one million people are under a flash-flood watch or warning this weekend. santa barbara, ventura and l.a. counties could see up to six inches of rainfall in just six hours friday night before northern californians get soaked later in the weekend. while rain is a welcome sight for a state that is finally recovering from being under drought warnings for years, there is one place not looking forward to this storm... oroville.residents there were evacuated last weekend and recently allowed to come back after authorities found structural damage in the dam's spillways. with up to 12 inches of rain expected to fall over the next week, residents are told to stay alert. kory honea, butte county sheriff: "i want to continue to remind people, we're still operating under

emergency situation... we could go back to the level requiring immediate evacuation... do the things that you need to do to be prepared so that if that happens we're all in much much better shape." make sure you have the kron-4 app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about severe weather or traffic problems in your area with breaking news push alerts. it's a free download for android and apple devices. another big story we are following this morning... the man who caused terror in an oakland neighbor when he opened fire on police has died in the hospital. he was shot by an officer during the mid-morning crime spree yesterday in oakland. this is video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7. it happened on the 9500 block of las vegas avenue near 98th avenue. police say the suspect, jessie en-jay-an was firing at people and officers. they also

say enjaian also spraypainted obscene graffiti on neighbor's homes and cars. at one point, he even pointed his gun at a news helicopter. neighbors say this isn't the first time en-jay-an has done something like come here friday night and get him. then its tuesday and you still don't get him. something seriously wrong with that. you wait until he shoots a police car then you come up here. we are learning more information on the gunman, jessie en-jay-an. he was 32 year old, who lived in oakland. he was a computer science engineer. en-jay-an attended u-c l-a, where he was part of the university's army r-o-t-c program. there he had basic paratrooper training and air assault training. which prepares soldiers for missions. he also attended the university of michigan law school and was currently pursuing a masters degree at the georgia institute of technology. coming up... nearly

200 flights cancled or delayed because of rain. and there could be more today. what you need to know before you head out this holiday weekend. and.. it was a dark day in american history. a look back 75 years and how one person fears it could happen again. also.. flu season is almost over but doctors still want you to get your shot. the reason next. guys, thanks for making our new french toast so authentic,

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what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. for your health:here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: the peak of flu season may be almost over but doctors are still urging people to get vaccinated. the center for disease control and prevention says, more than 14-thousand cases of influenza have been reported across the country. nearly every state in the country is experiencing elevated levels of flu and flu-like illnesses. seven children have died from the flu in just the last week. influenza is a highly contagious viral infection and is more severe than the common cold. symptoms include a

fever or chills, headache and muscle soreness. there is new evidencethat playing soccer can cause brain damage. a new study found more than 250 former professional soccer players have suffered from a form of a nero-degenerative disease known as "c-t-e". "c-t-e" has been commonly associated with football players. the study looked at more than a dozen soccer players who died from dementia at an early age. they found that their brain autopsies also showed signs of "c-t-e". the link between the two diseases is unclear. but doctors are warning against hitting the ball with their heads during games. the american youth soccer organization has eliminated heading all together for players under the age of 10. i have a full forecast straight ahead.

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southern california has claimed at least one victim. . firefighters say a victim was found inside a car that was submerged in floodwaters in victorville last night. the storm is affecting a large portion of the state. officials are concerned with more rain heading towards you are taking a look at storm tracker four. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what you need to know about today's storm. scattered showers will diminish in coverage through the day with a period of dry weather conditions possible tonight. widespread rainfall set to return to the region on

sunday during the day with periods of moderate to heavy rainfall likely sunday night into monday. stronger southerly winds and widespread flooding will be likely as an atmospheric river takes aim somewhere along the central california coast. showers linger monday night into potentially wednesday before dry conditions return late next week.

president's day weekend is getting off to a wet and rainy start, forcing several flight delays and cancellations here in the bay area. more than 170 flights were either cancelled or delayed at s-f-o friday afternoon. wet weather both in the bay area and southern california, along with storms back east are the cause for all the delays. by last night, flights at s-f-o were running an average of at least 60 minutes behind schedule. it made for a hectic travel day.

with more rain in the forecast, cancellations and delays are possible for the rest of the weekend. so be sure to call ahead. sunday marks 75-years since the executive order that authorized the internment of japanese americans in world war two. survivors and their families are commemorating that day. they tell kron four's hermela aregawi that current events are eerily similar to what they endured. it was the day that changed the lives of japanese americans forever.february 19, 1942..executive order 9066 opened the doors for their mass incarceration.hiroshi shimizu spent the first few years of his life in an interment campit didn't matter that his parents were born on u.s. soil.sot hiroshi shimizu, interment camp survivorthey were american citizens but

their parents could not become american citizens because they were forbideen from naturalization.shimizu says the trauma he and his loved ones went through is resurfacing in the current political climate.he says the recent muslim ban.. and a leaked white house memo that calls for mobilizing 100,000 troops to round up unauthorized immigrants.. sounds a lot like what his family suffered through.sot hiroshi shimizu, internment camp survivora mass kind of anxiety because every first generation japanese american at that time was considered an enemy alien when the war broke outjapanese americans say there are glaring similarities between their experiences during world war 2 and that of muslim americans today.sot melissa ayumibailey, national japanese american historical societythe japanese americans are actually one of the very first community that stood up for the muslim american adn arab communities post 9/11 because as we saw a terrorist attack by a foreign power led to the mass incarceration based on their ancestry not anything they did specifically. standupon sunday... the japanese american community and friends will commemorate that day with an event at amc kabuki 8 cinemas here in japantown.the event will be from 2-4 in the afternoon. reporting in sf, ha k4 news

in the east bay. an inmate is in custody this morning after he was on the run for more than two weeks. 27-year old sean new escaped from kentucky deputies last month. he was being transported from santa rita jail in dublin back to kentucky where he faced fraud charges.. new escaped from the deputies car while in stop- and-go traffic on 880 in hayward.. officers in fremont yesterday arrested new after they spotted him entering a house on heather terrace. a k-9 assisted in the arrest after new did not listen to police commands.. he is now being held in county jail. coming up.. the n-b-a all star weekend is here.

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this scene in santa barbara county. a tree blocked roadways, flooded water floated cars as well. along the water front, at least three boats broke away from their anchors. you are taking a look at storm tracker four. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what you need to know about today's storm. here now is dave spahr with weather. scattered showers will diminish in

coverage through the day with a period of dry weather conditions possible tonight. widespread rainfall set to return to the region on sunday during the day with periods of moderate to heavy rainfall likely sunday night into monday. stronger southerly winds and widespread flooding will be likely as an atmospheric river takes aim somewhere along the central california coast. showers linger monday night into potentially wednesday before dry conditions return late next week.

breaking news into the kron four news room. a 25-year-old man is dead this morning following a single car crash on interstate highway 80. it happened in solano county near dixon , just before two-am. according to c-h-p. they then found a black b-m-w crashed into a tree when they arrived. the driver died at the scene. the c-h-p says alcohol likely played a factor in the crash. the oroville dam spillway emergency is prompting new calls for inspections. a california lawmaker wants to require physical spillway inspections. it's an effort to prevent the problems which have been happening at oroville this winter.. north bay assemblyman marc

levine called visual inspections "not good enough". meanwhile officials are reducing the amount of water released from the dam despite looming storms. they say there is now plenty of room in the dam to absorb storm runoff. but officials say it is all far from over. as a precaution, many nearby schools remain closed and most of the region is under an evacuation warning. happening now. the largest reservoir in santa clara county is almost full. with the rain this weekend, officials think the anderson reservoir near morgan hill could reach the dams spillway. the reservoir can hold more than 89 thousand acre-

feet of water and is 99- percent full. officials say just because the water reaches the spillway does not mean there is an emergency situation. they say the spillway is there for this purpose and should not be compared to the situation in oroville. in the east bay. palomares road near niles canyon remains closed in fremont, but is expected to open sometime today. crews say a 700-pound boulder could come crashing down at any moment. this is a popular road for commuters traveling from alameda county to contra costa county. several rocks have already fallen and damaged the road. and take a look at these pictures from the fremont police department. this is along mowry near argonaut and logan. underneath that fallen tree somewhere, is a silver acura. no one was hurt, but that car likely totalled. make sure you have the kron-4 app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about severe weather or traffic problems in your area

with breaking news push alerts. it's a free download for android and apple devices. swastikas and the name of a nazi doctor, spray painted on a san francisco garage door... it's an incident which could constitute a hate crime. kron four's spencer blake has some of the reaction from a very alarmed woman who lives in the apartment building. the markings that were on this garage door friday have since been covered up, but it doesn't make what happened any less disconcerting.there's no doubt these markings are anti-semitic -- nazi swastikas and the name joe mengele, who was himself a nazi during world war two.in fact, he was a doctor at auschwitz who performed deadly genetic experiments on human victims."i came home last night to see this on my garage door."ghazal vaghedi , who's originally from iran, is one of the people who lives in the building who filed a police report.she says she normally feels safe in this part of the marina district, but was concerned to see a display of hate and racism."it's very

random, like, to have something like this happen in our neighborhood."san francisco police officers have begun an investigation, and are trying to find witnesses or video surveillance.luckily, there was a security camera right above the door that was vandalized.vaghedi doesn't know yet if it captured video of the suspect."we don't know yet. i've contacted the landlord twice now and left him a voicemail so i'm hoping that he'll be in touch."the police department, who has put special victims investigators on the case, says this definitely could be considered a hate crimebut that's not a sure thing yet."it's possible, but again it's too early to say. it could be someone maybe with mental health issues that's just spray painting. we don't know the motive yet. that's something we'll definitely look into."so far, police have not found other similar cases recently or nearby.in response to the racist graffiti, vaghedi started a razoo fundraiser for the southern poverty law centerand has raised more than 12 hundred dollars.in san francisco's marina district, spencer blake, kron four news. breaking news. a portion of southound highway one in pacifica is closed this morning due to a mudslide,

according to the c-h-p. the highway is closed at linda mar boulevard, the c-h-p reported a tree blocking both lanes of the highway around 4:30 this morning. the tree has been removed, but debris is currently blocking southbound highway one. coming up... a man arrested by ice officials is to remain detained. what he admited to in court next. and here is a live look at

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being a gang member. daniel medina has been in the united states since he was seven years old. he has been able to stay in the country under the obama-era deferred action for childhood arrivals program. there have been protests calling for ramirez to be released, and a democratic senator promises to fight on his behalf. security." ramirez's lawyers dispute the allegation he is a gang member. he was taken into custody last week, when ice agents were serving an arrest warrant for his father. according to his lawyers, in the years since his parents brought him to the u-s as a child... ramirez has twice been granted deferred action and a work permit under the daca program. coming up... president trump is back in mar-a-lago why the

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the day with a period of dry weather conditions possible tonight. widespread rainfall set to return to the region on sunday during the day with periods of moderate to heavy rainfall likely sunday night into monday. stronger southerly winds and widespread flooding will be likely as an atmospheric river takes aim somewhere along the central california coast. showers linger monday night into potentially wednesday before dry conditions return late next week.

a new study on the san jose police department traffic and pedestrain stops.. the report by the university of texas at el paso says people of colors are more likely to be stopped by officers.. a former police officer led the study and says despite the disperities, there are no apparent cultural issues in the department here are a few of the findings: researchers found african-americans and hispanics were about twice as likely as whites to be searched during a vehicle stop. and more than twice as likely to receive a criminal citation. white

pedestrians are more likely to be stopped than black and asian pedestrains. while hispanic pedestrians are twice as likely as whites to be stopped. air quality regulators are investigating why charred derbis from the oakland warehouse fire was found dumped along the shoreline. the debris was found along the shoreline on oakport street near oakland international airport. everything from burned musical instruments, appliances, artwork and clothes was left on the path and in garbage bags. air quality officials say the material should not have been dumped in an open field which is owned by the city.

36 people were killed when a fire broke out back on decemeber second in the ghost ship warehouse. police say the warehouse was being used as an unpermitted residence and art collective. a big story we are following this morning.. president donald trump is back in mar-a-lago for his third weekend in a row. the president spent friday afternoon pushing his jobs agenda in south carolina. his trip comes after a contentious week in washington where the president spent much of an impromptu press conference lashing out at the media. as kristen holmes shows us, the president seems to be back in full campaign mode. nats pres. donald trump: america is going to start winning again like never before.president donald trump channeling candidate donald trump... taking his message to the people while visiting a boeing plant in south carolina. pres. donald trump: as your president i'm going to do everything i can to unleash the power of the american spirit and put our great people back to worka measured

president trump staying on message-- a stark contrast from thursday's contentious press conference natswhere the president aggressively argued that things were running smoothlypres. donald trump: this administration is running like a fine-tuned machine.but just hours later... his choice to replace his national security adviser michael flynn-- retired vice admiral bob harward, turing down the offer -- citing family commitments. but a friend of harward saying the former navy seal was wary of the chaos in the white house. rep. peter king/ new york: i think it's not unusual in an administration for people to turn down positions. top republican in the senate, mitch mcconnell - reacting to the president's ramped up rhetoric - saying he'd prefer to see him stay on message. sen. mitch mcconnell/-r- majority leader: i like what he's doing. i've not been a fan of the, uh, extra discussion that he likes to engage in. but we're gonna soldier on. in washington, i'm kristen holmes.

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weekend's number-one film, "the lego batman movie," grossing less than 20-million dollars -- it cost 150-million to make."this school is crazy!" "fist fight" features about a different kind of action: an after-school battle between teachers. box office watchers expect the comedy to challenge "the great wall" as the weekend's top-grossing new movie."are you ready, mr. lockhart?" then there's "a cure for wellness," a horror flick about a mysterious health spa in the mountains. box office projections are anything but healthy: a disappointing debut of six-to- eight million dollars. call the doctor! in hollywood, i'm david daniel. scattered rain across the bay area. i have your full weather forecast straight ahead.

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kron four news weekend. i'm marty gonzalez. you are taking a look at storm tracker four. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what you need to know about today's storm.

scattered showers will diminish in coverage through the day with a period of dry weather conditions possible tonight. widespread rainfall set to return to the region on sunday during the day with periods of moderate to heavy rainfall likely sunday night into monday. stronger southerly winds and widespread flooding will be likely as an atmospheric river takes aim somewhere along the central california coast. showers linger monday night into potentially wednesday before dry conditions return late next week.

breaking news. a portion of southound highway one in pacifica is closed this morning due to a mudslide, according to the c-h-p. the highway is closed at linda mar boulevard, the c-h-p reported a tree blocking both lanes of the highway around 4:30 this morning. the tree has been removed, but debris is currently blocking southbound highway one. and our team coverage of the storm continues this morning now with averi harper. she's live san jose this morning covering the rain.

how's it looking out there averi? downed trees also a big problem in san jose and the damage is cutting power to thousands of people. neighbors on east empire street, near 12-th street say this palm tree snapped and landed on a home. no one was injured. but the damage did not stop there. and near downtown san jose, p-g-and-e crews are busy working on damaged power lines. several traffic lights out because of the power outage as well.

in california news... a powerful storm blew into sountern and central california bringing heavy rain, strong winds, flooding and serious damage to the area. kron 4's pam moore show us the damage. the wet season isn't quite over yet for california...on friday, a storm slammed the state, stretching from san diego all the way to the northern border and into oregon.trees toppled.....roads were flooded out and some neighborhoods prepared for the possibility of mudslides. more than twenty-one million people are under a flash-flood watch or warning this weekend. santa barbara, ventura and l.a. counties could see up to six inches of rainfall in just six hours friday night before northern californians get soaked later in the weekend. while rain is a welcome sight for a state that is finally recovering from being under drought warnings for years, there is one place not looking

forward to this storm... oroville.residents there were evacuated last weekend and recently allowed to come back after authorities found structural the wet season isn't quite over yet for california...on friday, a make sure you have the kron-4 app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about severe weather or traffic problems in your area with breaking news push alerts. it's a free download for android and apple devices. breaking news into the kron four news room. a 25-year-old man is dead this

morning following a single car crash on interstate highway 80. it happened in solano county near dixon , just before two-am. according to c-h-p. they then found a black b-m-w crashed into a tree when they arrived. the driver died at the scene. the c-h-p says alcohol likely played a factor in the crash. another big story we are following this morning... the man who caused terror in an oakland neighbor when he opened fire on police has died in the hospital. he was shot by an officer during the mid-morning crime spree yesterday in oakland. this is video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7. it happened on the 9500 block of las vegas avenue near 98th avenue. police say the suspect, jessie en-jay-an was firing at people and officers. they also say enjaian also spraypainted obscene graffiti on neighbor's homes and cars. at one point, he even pointed his gun at a news helicopter. neighbors say this isn't the first time en-jay-an has done something like

come here friday night and get him. then its tuesday and you still don't get him. something seriously wrong with that. you wait until he shoots a police car then you come up here. we are learning more information on the gunman, jessie en-jay-an. he was 32 year old, who lived in oakland. he was a computer science engineer. en-jay-an attended u-c l-a, where he was part of the university's army r-o-t-c program. there he had basic paratrooper training and air assault training. which prepares soldiers for missions. he also attended the university of michigan law school and was currently pursuing a masters degree at the georgia institute of technology. coming up... nearly 200 flights cancled or delayed because of rain. and there could be more today. what you need to know before you head out this holiday weekend. and.. it was a dark day in american history. a look back 75 years and how one person fears it could

happen again. also.. flu season is almost over but doctors still want you to get your shot. the reason next. guys, thanks for making our new french toast so authentic,

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look at some of the new medical findings released this week: the peak of flu season may be almost over but doctors are still urging people to get vaccinated. the center for disease control and prevention says, more than 14-thousand cases of influenza have been reported across the country. nearly every state in the country is experiencing elevated levels of flu and flu-like illnesses. seven children have died from the flu in just the last week. influenza is a highly contagious viral infection and is more severe than the common cold. symptoms include a fever or chills, headache and muscle soreness. there is new evidencethat playing soccer can cause brain damage. a new study found more than 250 former professional soccer players have suffered from a form of a

nero-degenerative disease known as "c-t-e". "c-t-e" has been commonly associated with football players. the study looked at more than a dozen soccer players who died from dementia at an early age. they found that their brain autopsies also showed signs of "c-t-e". the link between the two diseases is unclear. but doctors are warning against hitting the ball with their heads during games. the american youth soccer organization has eliminated heading all together for players under the age of 10. i have a full forecast straight ahead. for the weekend: it's the lunar new year 20-17 in oakland. check out the lion dance parade and more. it's happening at laurel elementary school from 10:00 to 2:00. its free to attend.

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southern california has claimed at least one victim. . firefighters say a victim was found inside a car that was submerged in floodwaters in victorville last night. the storm is affecting a large portion of the state. officials are concerned with more rain heading towards california. you are taking a look at storm tracker four. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what you need to know about today's storm. here now is dave spahr with weather. scattered showers will diminish in coverage through the day with a period of dry weather conditions possible tonight. widespread rainfall set to return to the region on sunday during the day with

periods of moderate to heavy rainfall likely sunday night into monday. stronger southerly winds and widespread flooding will be likely as an atmospheric river takes aim somewhere along the central california coast. showers linger monday night into potentially wednesday before dry conditions return late next week.

president's day weekend is getting off to a wet and rainy start, forcing several flight delays and cancellations here in the bay area. more than 170 flights were either cancelled or delayed at s-f-o friday afternoon. wet weather both in the bay area and southern california, along with storms back east are the cause for all the delays. by last night, flights at s-f-o were running an average of at least 60 minutes behind schedule. it made for a hectic travel day. tomorrow. with more rain in the forecast, cancellations and delays are possible for the rest of the weekend. so be sure to call ahead.

sunday marks 75-years since the executive order that authorized the internment of japanese americans in world war two. survivors and their families are commemorating that day. they tell kron four's hermela aregawi that current events are eerily similar to what they endured. it was the day that changed the lives of japanese americans forever.february 19, 1942..executive order 9066 opened the doors for their mass incarceration.hiroshi shimizu spent the first few years of his life in an interment campit didn't matter that his parents were born on u.s. soil.sot hiroshi shimizu, interment camp survivorthey were american citizens but their parents could not become american citizens because they were forbideen from naturalization.shimizu says the trauma he and his loved ones went through is resurfacing in the current political climate.he says the recent muslim ban.. and a leaked white house memo that calls for mobilizing 100,000 troops to round up unauthorized immigrants.. sounds a lot like what his family suffered through.sot hiroshi shimizu, internment

camp survivora mass kind of anxiety because every first generation japanese american at that time was considered an enemy alien when the war broke outjapanese americans say there are glaring similarities between their experiences during world war 2 and that of muslim americans today.sot melissa ayumibailey, national japanese american historical societythe japanese americans are actually one of the very first community that stood up for the muslim american adn arab communities post 9/11 because as we saw a terrorist attack by a foreign power led to the mass incarceration based on their ancestry not anything they did specifically. standupon sunday... the japanese american community and friends will commemorate that day with an event at amc kabuki 8 cinemas here in japantown.the event will be from 2-4 in the afternoon. reporting in sf, ha k4 news

breaking news into the newsroom... officials in napa are investigating a homicide after reports of a dumped body. police received calls around 6:00 last night of a body on platform bridge road between sir francis drake boulevard and petaluma point reyes road. the f-b-i and marin county sheriff's department are on the scene right now. this is an active homicide investigation. the body is still at the scene, but police are not releasing any further information at this time. coming up.. the n-b-a all star weekend is here. what a former teammate of kevin durant had to say about playing with him again. next. and here is a live look at strom tracker

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and here is intense downpours led to

this scene in santa barbara county. a tree blocked roadways, flooded water

floated cars as well. along the water front, at least three boats broke away from their anchors. you are taking a look at storm tracker four. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what you need to know about today's storm. here now is dave spahr with weather. scattered showers will diminish in coverage through the day with a period of dry weather conditions possible tonight. widespread rainfall set to return to the region on sunday during the day with periods of moderate to heavy rainfall likely sunday night into monday. stronger southerly winds and widespread flooding will be likely as an atmospheric river takes aim somewhere along the central california coast. showers linger monday night into potentially wednesday before dry conditions return late

next week. the oroville dam spillway emergency is prompting new calls for inspections. a california lawmaker wants to require physical spillway inspections. it's an effort to prevent the problems which have been happening at oroville this winter..

north bay assemblyman marc levine called visual inspections "not good enough". meanwhile officials are reducing the amount of water released from the dam despite looming storms. they say there is now plenty of room in the dam to absorb storm runoff. but officials say it is all far from over. evacuation .. as a precaution, many nearby schools remain closed and most of the region is under an evacuation warning. happening now. the largest reservoir in santa clara county is almost full. with the rain this weekend, officials think the anderson reservoir near morgan hill could reach the dams spillway. the reservoir can hold more than 89 thousand acre- feet of water and is 99-

percent full. officials say just because the water reaches the spillway does not mean there is an emergency situation. they say the spillway is there for this purpose and should not be compared to the situation in oroville. in the east bay. palomares road near niles canyon remains closed in fremont, but is expected to open sometime today. crews say a 700-pound boulder could come crashing down at any moment. this is a popular road for commuters traveling from alameda county to contra costa county. several rocks have already fallen and damaged the road. and take a look at these pictures from the fremont police department. this is along mowry near argonaut and logan. underneath that fallen tree somewhere, is a silver acura. no one was hurt, but that car likely totalled. make sure you have the kron-4 app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about severe weather or traffic problems in your area with breaking news push alerts. it's a free download for

android and apple devices. swastikas and the name of a nazi doctor, spray painted on a san francisco garage door... it's an incident which could constitute a hate crime. kron four's spencer blake has some of the reaction from a very alarmed woman who lives in the apartment building. the markings that were on this garage door friday have since been covered up, but it doesn't make what happened any less disconcerting.there's no doubt these markings are anti-semitic -- nazi swastikas and the name joe mengele, who was himself a nazi during world war two.in fact, he was a doctor at auschwitz who performed deadly genetic experiments on human victims."i came home last night to see this on my garage door."ghazal vaghedi , who's originally from iran, is one of the people who lives in the building who filed a police report.she says she normally feels safe in this part of the marina district, but was concerned to see a display of hate and racism."it's very random, like, to have something like this happen in our neighborhood."san francisco police officers have begun an investigation, and

are trying to find witnesses or video surveillance.luckily, there was a security camera right above the door that was vandalized.vaghedi doesn't know yet if it captured video of the suspect."we don't know yet. i've contacted the landlord twice now and left him a voicemail so i'm hoping that he'll be in touch."the police department, who has put special victims investigators on the case, says this definitely could be considered a hate crimebut that's not a sure thing yet."it's possible, but again it's too early to say. it could be someone maybe with mental health issues that's just spray painting. we don't know the motive yet. that's something we'll definitely look into."so far, police have not found other similar cases recently or nearby.in response to the racist graffiti, vaghedi started a razoo fundraiser for the southern poverty law centerand has raised more than 12 hundred dollars.in san francisco's marina district, spencer blake, kron four news. happening now. police are looking for people who they believe caused destruction on the campus of u-c berkley. and they would like your help in identifying them. take a look at these pictures. here are some of

the people police are looking for this morning. this all after the planned speech by far-right journalist milo yian-nop-oulos. he was expected to speak back on february first but the event was canceled after the demonstrations got out of hand. you are looking at video showing protestors gathered near the campus... some were setting fires, fireworks and damaging property. to see a complete list off all those officers want to locate - you can log onto kron4 dot com. coming up... a man arrested by ice officials is to remain detained. what he admited to in court next. and here is a live look at strom tracker a live look at and here is and here is a live look at strom tracker four.

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release a young "dreamer" who was detained by immigration officials last week. ice officials say the 23-year-old admitted to being a gang member. daniel medina has been in the united states since he was seven years old. he has been able to stay in the country under the obama-era deferred action for childhood arrivals program. there have been protests calling for ramirez to be released, and a democratic senator promises to fight on his behalf. security." ramirez's lawyers dispute the allegation he is a gang member. he was taken into custody last week, when ice agents were serving an arrest warrant for his father. according to his lawyers, in the years since his parents brought him to the u-s as a child... ramirez has twice been granted deferred action and a work permit under the daca program.

next on kron four news weekend. the bay area, home to thousands of single people. next, yelp joins kron 4 in studio to share some of the fun upcoming events for everyone. and here is a live look at strom tracker four.

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the bay area is home to thousands of single people who are looking for love. so the question is: where can like-minded people meet? yelp's community manager, kevin blum, is here to share some fun happenings around town that everyone will love.

7 on your marks. get set drop your pants and go!7 these guys are putting the hilarity back in charity.7 hundreds of half-naked runners are taking to the streets of sf to help raise $$ for the children's tumor foundation. 7 the event is a one mile-ish run in your underwear, topped off with a wicked pre-game and after-party, great company, and plenty of fun. the actual run starts 2pm.7 last year undie run raised over $3.5 million across the nation!7 it's $50 to register. recruit some friends, join a pre-existing team or just go solo. so many choices, so little clothing!

7 what's better than a film festival? how about a byod film fest? on sunday, feb. 19th, the roxie theater welcomes well-behaved pups to join their film-loving human companions at the dog film festival!7 the festival is perfect for dog lovers of all ages, and is comprised of two programs of completely different selections of documentary, animated, and live-action short films that illuminate human-canine love! each screening is 75-minutes long.7 films include "there's something about

molly" and "game of bones" .7 admission is $15 for humans; and $5 for canines. 50% of the festival's proceeds will benefit sf animal care & control.7 this film fest gets two thumbs up from yelpers and 2 paws up from their furry, film-loving friends! - kittea is san francisco's 1st cat cafe. on any given day, you can come in and hang out with 10-14 rescue cats and kittens in their zen cat lounge oasis, all while enjoying a selection of carefully sourced teas and bites . - the owner wanted to create a space not only zen and relaxing for humans, but

also to help benefit and facilitate the adoptions of cats. what makes for a better conversation & therapeutic environment than a room full of cats? add delicious tea and food to the mix and you're in "purr-vana!"- if you're interested in adopting you need to make a reservation in kittea's cat lounge and fill out an application in person. á they've facilitated adoptions of 166 cats since june 2015!- they offer a wide variety of events/activities for feline lovers, including: - movie nights for $26. - cat speed dating night for 14 single feline-loving men and women.- wednesday yoga nights for $30.- thursday happy meowr from 3pm - 6pm for $15.- caturday morning cartoons ! for more info, check out their events calendar and book your reservation meow! - pianofight is a relatively new restaurant and bar with a cabaret stage and two intimate theaters. every night they present new work by local artists. shows run the gamut from world premiere plays to inventive sketch comedy, choose-your-own-ending plays to audience-judged theater competitions, improv to variety shows, dance, film

screenings and more.- every thursday night at 10pm, pianofight's team of improvisers takes the stage to create extemporaneous scenes based off a craigslist missed connection that is picked by the audience. it's a great way to laugh about not finding that special someone. after all, misery loves company!- combine that with a pianofight selected improv team opening the show for double the hilarity and you have one hilarious show. you won't find more laughs for your dollar in san francisco!- if you're hungry, they also have a restaurant & full bar. á make sure you place your order at least 40 minutes before the show. - the name says it all. get ready for a weekend of world famous tattoo artists + great live blues music!- they'll have fire dancers, tattoo contests, and other funky entertainment.- day pass is $20. weekend pass is $35.

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the weekend is here-- and it brings three new movies opening in wide release. how will they fare at the box office against last weekend's champ, "the lego batman movie"? david daniel has a preview. nat "let me fight with you." "the great wall," the first english-language movie shot entirely in china, is doing well there, but don't expect a

"great" u-s debut: analysts project the action-adventure will open well behind last weekend's number-one film, "the lego batman movie," grossing less than 20-million dollars -- it cost 150-million to make."this school is crazy!" "fist fight" features about a different kind of action: an after-school battle between teachers. box office watchers expect the comedy to challenge "the great wall" as the weekend's top-grossing new movie."are you ready, mr. lockhart?" then there's "a cure for wellness," a horror flick about a mysterious health spa in the mountains. box office projections are anything but healthy: a disappointing debut of six-to- eight million dollars. call the doctor! in hollywood, i'm david daniel. scattered rain across the bay area. i have your full weather forecast straight ahead. a look at storm damage in san jose. áááábreakáááá

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seattle has declined to release a young "dreamer" who was detained by immigration officials last week. ice officials say the 23-year-old admitted to being a gang member. daniel medina has been in the united states since he was seven years old. he has been able to stay in the country under the obama-era deferred action for childhood arrivals program. there have been protests calling for ramirez to be released, and a democratic senator promises to fight on his behalf. security." ramirez's lawyers dispute the allegation he is a gang member. he was taken into custody last week, when ice agents were serving an arrest

warrant for his father. according to his lawyers, in the years since his parents brought him to the u-s as a child... ramirez has twice been granted deferred action and a work permit under the daca program. coming up... president trump is back in mar-a-lago why the president appears to be back on the campaign trail. live look at kirkwood this take a look at this

massive sinkhole that opened near studio city in los angeles, swallowing two cars. it happened around 8:30 last night. officials say it was caused by flooding. a person in one of the cars was rescued and recovering at a hospital this morning. the other car was empty when it fell in.

you are taking a look at storm tracker four. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what you need to know about today's storm. here now is dave spahr with weather. scattered showers will diminish in coverage through the day with a period of dry weather conditions possible tonight. widespread rainfall set to return to the region on sunday during the day with periods of moderate to heavy rainfall likely sunday night into monday. stronger southerly winds and widespread flooding will be likely as an atmospheric river takes aim somewhere along the central california coast. showers linger monday night into potentially wednesday before dry conditions return late next week.

a new study on the san jose police department traffic and pedestrain stops.. the report by the university of texas at el paso says people of colors are more likely to be stopped by officers.. a former police officer led the study and says despite the disperities, there are no apparent cultural issues in the department here are a few of the findings: researchers found african-americans and hispanics were about twice as likely as whites to be

searched during a vehicle stop. and more than twice as likely to receive a criminal citation. white pedestrians are more likely to be stopped than black and asian pedestrains. while hispanic pedestrians are twice as likely as whites to be air quality regulators are investigating why charred derbis from the oakland warehouse fire was found dumped along the shoreline. the debris was found along the shoreline on oakport street near oakland international airport. everything from burned musical instruments, appliances, artwork and clothes was left on the path and in garbage bags. air quality officials say the material should not have been dumped in an open field which is owned by the city. disposal. 36 people were killed

when a fire broke out back on decemeber second in the ghost ship warehouse. police say the warehouse was being used as an unpermitted residence and art collective. a big story we are following this morning.. president donald trump is back in mar-a-lago for his third weekend in a row. the president spent friday afternoon pushing his jobs agenda in south carolina. his trip comes after a contentious week in washington where the president spent much of an impromptu press conference lashing out at the media. as kristen holmes shows us, the president seems to be back in full campaign mode. nats pres. donald trump: america is going to start winning again like never before.president donald trump channeling candidate donald trump... taking his message to the people while visiting a boeing plant in south carolina. pres. donald trump: as your president i'm going to do everything i can to unleash the power of the american spirit and put our great people back to worka measured

president trump staying on message-- a stark contrast from thursday's contentious press conference natswhere the president aggressively argued that things were running smoothlypres. donald trump: this administration is running like a fine-tuned machine.but just hours later... his choice to replace his national security adviser michael flynn-- retired vice admiral bob harward, turing down the offer -- citing family commitments. but a friend of harward saying the former navy seal was wary of the chaos in the white house. rep. peter king/ new york: i think it's not unusual in an administration for people to turn down positions. top republican in the senate, mitch mcconnell - reacting to the president's ramped up rhetoric - saying he'd prefer to see him stay on message. sen. mitch mcconnell/-r- majority leader: i like what he's doing. i've not been a fan of the, uh, extra discussion that he likes to engage in. but we're gonna soldier on. in washington, i'm kristen holmes.

coming up.. lego man has some competition for top movie this weekend. a preview next. live look outside... san francisco international airport. for the weekend: it's spacious grace 2017 in san francisco. check out the annual free-forms arts festival. it's happening at grace cathedral at 7:00 tonight. it's free to attend. in entertainment news...

the weekend is here-- and it brings three new movies opening in wide release. how will they fare at the box office against last weekend's champ, "the lego batman movie"? david daniel has a preview. nat "let me fight with you." "the great wall," the first english-language movie shot

entirely in china, is doing well there, but don't expect a "great" u-s debut: analysts project the action-adventure will open well behind last weekend's number-one film, "the lego batman movie," grossing less than 20-million dollars -- it cost 150-million to make."this school is crazy!" "fist fight" features about a different kind of action: an after-school battle between teachers. box office watchers expect the comedy to challenge "the great wall" as the weekend's top-grossing new movie."are you ready, mr. lockhart?" then there's "a cure for wellness," a horror flick about a mysterious health spa in the mountains. box office projections are anything but healthy: a disappointing debut of six-to- eight million dollars. call the doctor! in hollywood, i'm david daniel.

horn take a look at this... yes that's a dog honking a horn at it's owner to come back. tim and yvonne blankenship stopped at a subway in ohio for some lunch when they saw this impatient little dog. so the dog...named diamond... started barking and honking for the owner to hurry up. and as you can see, he was getting pretty upset. people who live in the area commented on facebook saying that diamond has been seen around town on other occasions honking the horn at its owner. no word on how he learned that trick? adlib seven day.

thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight. - [narrator] this edition of bay area bargains

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