threat at san jose state university....the message...found in a bathroom at dudley hall this afternoon. (vicki) kron 4's rob fladeboe is live at the scene... rob... the shooting threat was for 5:00 tonight? (vicki) we are tracking the

storm heading to the bay area. taking a look at stormtracker four radar you can see where the rain is falling right now... (grant) the rain is just getting underway... and it's expected to last for a few days! lets check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence,

how much of a disruption will this storm be for people? a powerful storm is now on final approach and headed toward the bay area. a few showers have already started showing up on doppler radar, but much heavier rain is on the way. it will be loud tonight as the winds begin to howl especially toward dawn tomorrow morning. a wind advisory has been posted for most of the bay area. wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour are possible. on the satellite you see a well formed storm with plenty of cold air behind it to keep the showers coming after the main front passes tomorrow morning. rain will be heavy for the commute tomorrow morning. it will also be the period of strongest gusty winds. morning rain will turn to showers by the afternoon with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. localized flooding is possible as the storm passes. snow levels will also be running low down to 2,500 feet. showers and isolated thunderstorms with hail are possible on friday. showers will continue on saturday before dry weather returns on sunday. monday

looks dry but we could see more rain on tuesday. (grant) we have team coverage of storm hitting the bay area tonight. (vicki) let's go to the north bay now where residents are preparing for the rain... kron4's justine waldman is live in san anslemo... where people can pick up sandbags. justine? justine liveit is just starting to rain right now.a light mist, but we know the heaviest rain is coming later tonight.so people are preparing now.vothe san

anselmo creek that runs by downtown, has a long history of flooding.a few businesses here put sandbags out as a precaution.but some planned on waiting until they closed up for the night, and would use the bags to block their doors. last winter people who live near here had to evacuate because the creek went over its banks and flooded the area. so this is a place people are watching closely with this incoming storm. people in san anselmo who need sandbags can do get them near the red hills shopping center right by the tennis courts.bags and sand are there for people who need it to protect their property from flooding.justine liveback out here live, right now the rain is still coming down slowly.live in san anselmo justine waldman kron 4 news. (grant)

(grant) and the system is expected to bring heavy snow to the tahoe region. the sierra is expected to get three to five feet of snow over the next few days. this is video from eastbund 80 at donner summit today... you can see the wind blowing the camera. and a heads up: a blizzard warning will be in effect up there...starting tomorrow morning. (grant) you can track the winter blast in your neighborhood with the kron4 mobile app. you can also be the first to know about breaking news when it happens.. by turning on push alerts. libby schaaf, mayor of oakland: "i believe i was within my rights and i believe that i did the right thing" (vicki) the chief of ice

is now looking into whether or not oakland's mayor obstructed justice when she gave a very public head's up about immigration raids here in northern california. oakland mayor libby schaaf defended her actions this afternoon at city hall.(grant) and as kron4's maureen kelly reports... the mayor not only stands by her decision, she says she would do it again. (pkg)on hindsight would you do it again? absolutelyoakland's mayor goes on the defensive as the fallout from her weekend warning about ice raids continues. .today us immigration and customs enforcement tom homan appeared on fox and friends saying schaaf's warning put his agents at risk he claims roughly 800 people living illegally in northern california avoided their sweep because of schaaf's head's up. saying quote: what she did is no better than a gang lookout yelling 'police' when a police cruiser comes in the neighborhood except she did it to the entire community. i've been doing this for 34 years and this is a whole new low. to intentionally warn criminals that law enforcement's' coming. i just can't believe it happened." at a press briefing today schaaf reacted to those

comments.i did my job is the mayor of oakland my job is to make my city safer. and i take public safety extremely seriously but many people agree that a community that is 1/3 immigrants like oakland is safer when our immigrant community feels like they can come forward and report a crime, come forward and be the witness to a crime. we take safety very seriously here in oakland we are proud that over the last five years we produced homicides by 42%. we cut shootings by 50% we cut armed robberies by 55% and we have done that as a sanctuary city when asked if she was concerned she's be arrested.her answeri'm confident that what i did was fully legal. my sources were not official. i did not give specific information that could have endangered law- enforcement.mayor schaaf, who is also an attorney, says she did not obtain private counsel but did seek legal advice before issuing her warning. she says she also discussed the issue with oakland's chief of police. maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) today protestors took to the streets of san francisco to condemn the ice raids...as retaliation against sanctuary cities among the protestors....lawyers, civil rights organizers and city officials...all demanding due process for those detained... kron4's haaziq madyun

reports. sot

acting mayor mark farrell says the city makes a distinction between violent criminals immigrants and those who are law abiding members of the communitysotsotthat is consistent with the latest information released by u.s. immigration and customs regarding ice enforcement activity in northern california which reads in part..."about half of the individuals arrested also have criminal convictions in addition to their immigration violations, including convictions for assault/battery, crimes against children, weapons charges and dui"however san francisco public defender jeff adachi says that everyone detained still has a right to legal representationafter several speeches protestors marched around the immigration office, linking arms, blocking traffic, chanting loudly and remained peaceful...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(vicki) happening now.. a 10-thousand dollar reward is being offered for information about the recent charter bus vandalism on bay area highways. the vandals shot at the buses with b-b guns traveling on highways in the south bay and the peninsula in the last two months. the charter buses are being used to shuttle tech workers to companies like apple and google. the highway patrol is currently investigating seven cases of buses being targeted. (vicki) a big story we are following tonight... as the debate over gun control

rages following the parkland school shooting, some companies are changing the way they do business. dick's sporting goods, the nation's largest sporting goods retailer, will no longer sell assault-style rifles like the one used in parkland. the weapons will now be pulled from all store shelves. dick's c-e-o edward stack spoke about the decision today. edward w. stack / chairman and ceo, dick's sporting goods, inc.: "we were so disturbed and saddened by what happened in parkland that we said we need to do something, and we talked about what we needed to do and we felt that we needed to make a statement that we will no longer sell assault type rifles, high capacity magazines and a few other things, and what - our hearts went out to those kids into their parents. and you know everybody talks about thoughts and prayers going out to them. and that's that's great, but that doesn't really do anything. and we felt that we needed to take a stand and do this."(vicki) dicks will also raise the minimum purchase age for all firearms to 21. and today-- walmart also announced that they will also raise the

age restriction to buy guns to 21. (grant) coming up... students return to class for the first time since the deadly parkland shooting. hear their emotional reactions... (vicki) plus... an arrest is made after a threat of violence at a local high school hear who is now behind bars. (grant) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as rain is falling around the bay area... we will have area... we will have more on your forecast after the break.

time now to check on our weather... this is a look at stormtracker 4 radar. you can see where the rain is falling right now... (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with how long the wet weather is going to last. a powerful storm is now on final approach and headed toward the bay area. a few showers have already started showing up on doppler radar, but much heavier rain is on the way. it will be loud tonight as the winds begin to howl especially toward dawn tomorrow morning. a wind advisory has been posted for most of the bay area. wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour are possible. on the satellite you see a well formed storm with plenty of cold air behind it to keep the showers coming after the main

front passes tomorrow morning. rain will be heavy for the commute tomorrow morning. it will also be the period of strongest gusty winds. morning rain will turn to showers by the afternoon with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. localized flooding is possible as the storm passes. snow levels will also be running low down to 2,500 feet. showers and isolated thunderstorms with hail are possible on friday. showers will continue on saturday before dry weather returns on sunday. monday looks dry but we could see more rain on tuesday.

(vicki) students in parkland, florida went back to school today....where 17 peoplewere killed in a shooting two weeks ago..(grant) they say it was a deeply emotional day.....but also the beginning of healing. catherine heenan is here with the story.. (catherine) the students were surrounded by a huge police presence as they returned.. they'd missed two weeks of class since the valentine's day mass shooting.. this was intended to be a gentle easing back into their routine.. police officers handed out flowers....and it was a shortened day. no one tried to actually deal with classwork -- this was mostly a chance to be with each other and talk. . students honored those who had been

killed... with flowers and candles on empty desks... the hallways were filled with therapy dogs and grief counselors. the school superintendent says attendance was about 95 percent... he also says that only a handful of teachers and staff members have suggested theymight transfer to another school. vicki and grant? (grant) today president trump sat down with both democrats and republicans to explore what congress could do to prevent future school shootings.(vicki)it was the president's fourth meeting on school safety since the deadly massacre in parkland, florida.

mark meredith has more from the white house. with cameras rolling, president trump publicly pressured a bi-partisan group of lawmakers to do more to address gun violence.ááátrump bite hereáááá"in your billwhat are you doing about the 18 to 21?for over an hour, the president quizzed lawmakers gun control legislation. at one point, the president asked if members were scared to do more because of the n-r-a.i was just curious as to what you did..because you're afraid of the nra, right?but connecticut senator chris murphy says it's time for the president to take action "the words don't matter, the actions matter. i'm not paying too much attention to what he says, i want to see what legislative proposals he puts before congress"the white house is considering several gun and safety measures after this month's massacre in south florida.among the proposals: -strengthening criminal background checks -raising the minimum age to buy certain weapons, -and allowing trained teachers and other school employees to carry concealed weapons the

white house says it's still gathering ideas. and that the president will announce which ones he'll support by the end of the weeknat: the gun groups find a way to get in the way but senate minority leader chuck schumer says he's worried congress won't get anything donedue to intense lobbying by the national rifle association."they're so against what americans want, they're so against what rank and file republicans wantbut president trump says school safety can't just be about gun control.ánat of president trumpáhe wants congress to consider all of the issues involved.including better mental health treatment and stronger, fortified school campuses. in washington, i'm mark meredith. (vicki) back here in the bay area... a school in the north bay is back in session after a threat forced officials to send kids home yesterday. and tonight-- we are learning that a 16-year- old student has been arrested for the crime. it happened at analy high school in sebastopol. kron 4's will tran has the story. teachers weren't the only ones greeting students as they

returned to schoolpolice officers were right in front to help the kids and parents feel a little bit safer"i think she is safe here. it's a good school. the police officers, they have really quick response from the department. i don't see a problem"on tuesday the school abruptly canceled classes around noon and told parents to pick up their kids after discovering a threatening message in the bathroom that said there would be violence on the same daythe school took to the p-a system and made the announcement that school would be shutdownrohan pagare/student- "i was sitting in class at the beginning and i notice police officers walking around and later on afterwards i noticed the bathroom upstairs was locked and on the announcer they announced there was a note threatening school and they were really concerned about our safety and they had to close school and had us leave" many parents dropped off their kids this morning... but that doesn't mean they weren't scared that the next time they're here... there could be violencelisa ramage/parent-"my phone is right here. and i have it in my pocket all day and i even had her set up an app, we both have iphones so i will know exactly where she is) (john earls/parent-i hope whoever did this is arrested. and i'm really disgusted with it actually"will tran/sebastopol-whether it's a

hoax or a serious threat, the school says it can't take any chances with threats but they hope this is not the new norm. in sebastopol will tran kron 4 news (grant) still ahead... why the supreme court is hearing a case that could restrict what you wear... when you go to polling places to vote. (vicki) plus after the break... a man poses as a ride-sharing driver... and instead lures women... and allegedly rapes them. hear where it happened. (anchor) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as rain is falling around the bay area... we will have more

on your forecast after the break.

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women who hop into what they think are ride sharing cars without checking to make sure. at least seven women in southern california say they were sexually assaulted by a man posing as a ride=sharing driver.now a suspect is in custody.(vicki) police say he preyed on women for more than a year.catherine heenan is here with the story.catherine? (catherine) investigators say 44 year old nicholas morales cruised the streets, luring women into his car by saying he was their uber or lyft driver. then he would attack them, sometimes using a knife. "in 2018, if you're willing to jump into any car that a person walks up to you and say 'hi, i'm a driver from this company,' you're making a big mistake and eventually you're going to become a victim." prosecutors say that's what happened to at least seven different los angeles women, starting in october of 2016.

the criminal complaint against morales details 27 separate violent sex acts, the most recent last new year's eve."he never bothered me."in santa clarita, his next=door neighbor says morales owned several cars that he kept in pristine condition.mos: "sometimes he was cleaning them sometimes he was vacuuming them yes."last may, the l=a=p=d released this composite drawing related to one of the cases.a woman said she got in his car outside a hollywood nightclub, believing it was the uber car she ordered., instead the driver took her to a secluded location and sexually assaulted her. security expert louis perry says whenever you order a car through a rideshare service, make sure you've been given the name and photo of the driver, a description of the car and a license plate number.don't get into a car until you have this information. and always follow your intuition. "if it doesn't feel good walk away, that's the best advice i can tell you." catherine) l=a's district

attorney says morales could get up to 3=hundred years in state prison if convicted.he's being held on more than 10=million dollars bail. grant and vicki? (vicki) next at 5:30... a fire at a local library... and now it's being investigation as arson. details on what happened. (grant) plus... people in southern california are being told to leave their homes... as storms bring the threat of mudslides. the efforts to get people out...to avoid more tragedy...next. (grant) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as rain is moving into the bay area... we will have more on your the break. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too?

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tracking in your neighborhood tonight... (vicki) a shooting threat on the campus of san jose state university. the threat was found in the women's bathroom at dudley hall. it said there would be a shooting at 5:00 today. police say the threat was not credible... and they stepped up patrols. still... some teachers canceled class out of precaution. ... (vicki) the santa clara county board of supervisors has announced plans to address gun violence. the board approved plans for a summit on gun violence and its relation to mental health. this is in response to the recent shooting in parkland, florida.

the summit will take place sometime in the next two months. the board also approved a plan to endorse the march for our lives event. that event is being organized by high school students in cities all across the country including san jose. it is set for march 24th. (grant) in the east bay.... a fire...at a library on appian way in el sobrante. firefighters received the call around eight-30 last night and were able to quickly put out the fire. the roof, and some books inside were damaged. no injuries reported. the fire started outside and then spread to the library's roof. it's being investigated as possible arson. (grant) two men are now behind bars in connection to a string of robberies in san leandro. officials say jamont baldwin of hayward and a juvenile suspect are responsible for at least four robberies, two in a costco parking lot. police found evidence that suggests the pair may be responsible for other robberies in the area. the juvenile has been released pending the investigation. baldwin faces one count of robbery and remains in custody. (vicki) in the north bay... police are

looking for a man who is accused of sexually assaulting an uber driver in mill valley. the victim says she picked up a man and another woman at the "2 a-m club" early saturday morning. once she dropped off the woman ... the uber driver says she was assaulted by the man. the victim had a picture of the man and police recognized him right away. they say he's targeted women in mill valley before. police are still searching for him tonight. a powerful storm is now on final approach and headed toward the bay area. a few showers have already started showing up on doppler radar, but much heavier rain is on the way. it will be loud tonight as the winds begin to howl especially toward dawn tomorrow morning. a wind advisory has been posted for most of the bay area. wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour are possible. on the satellite you see a well formed storm with plenty of cold air behind it to keep the showers coming after the main front passes tomorrow morning. rain will be heavy for the commute tomorrow morning. it will also be the period of

strongest gusty winds. morning rain will turn to showers by the afternoon with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. localized flooding is possible as the storm passes. snow levels will also be running low down to 2,500 feet. showers and isolated thunderstorms with hail are possible on friday. showers will continue on saturday before dry weather returns on sunday. monday looks dry but we could see more rain on tuesday. (grant) storms are also in the forecast for southern california ... and there's a new evacuation warning for people in areas still recovering from deadly mudslides that killed 20 people. people are being told to leave while they can. kara finnstrom kara

finnstrom talked to many who are nervous about the possibility of more rain. victor cervantes/homeowner: "i'm getting ready for the storm, packing one side of the creek so it doesn't get rid of any more of my property."a surreal morning for victor cervantes.he filled sandbags to shore up his montecito home against the possibility of another devastating mudslide. cervantes was in his home january 9th when a roaring rush of mud and debris killed 21 people and destroyed more than 100 homes.victor cervantes/homeowner: "there was this white suv going down the creek, looked like somebody was driving it."the winter storm forecast to move in thursday night is now tracking to drop up to two- thirds of an inch of rain within an hour, so this morning emergency operations staff in santa barbara elevated what had been an evacuation advisory to a warning.commander kelly moore/santa barbara county sheriff's dept.: "they need to prepare."the county's recommendation states there is a high risk for loss of life and property and includes the recent burn areas in parts of goleta, santa barbara, summerland, carpinteria and montectio. about 20-to-25 thousand people are covered. commander kelly moore says the area is so large because a mudflow catastrophe wipes out

infrastructure and isolates people whose homes are not destroyed. cervantes says his family was stranded in their home for three weeks.victor cervantes/homeowner: "we ran out of water -- food and stuff and finally the montecito fire department got us out." commander kelly moore/santa barbara county sheriff's dept.: "if you're going to stay you're going to be isolated two and you have to be able to do it because we're working through the disaster itself and we may or may not be able to respond." (grant) (grant) that was kara finnstrom reporting. the evacuation warning went into effect today at eight a-m. the storm that's forecasted could dump up to two-thirds of an inch of rain per hour at times. (vicki) another big story we are following tonight... some youth advocates are calling for change to school discipline.(grant) they were rallying outside of the capitol today -- urging lawmakers to pass a bill that would eliminate disruption and

defiance suspensions. capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz explains. (;05)"sb 607. what? sb 607. what? sb 607!" united they stand..in their fight against willful defiance suspensions. through chants"we must love and protect one another (response of we must love and protect one another."and song "no living in the ghetto no more"the bill their pushing: sb-607 - authored by bay area state senator nancy skinner. the bill would eliminate disruption and defiance suspension and expulsions -- for elementary, middle and high school students.lupita arballo 34;44 - 58 "they keep kicking us out of school for just these minor things like wearing white t-shirts or wearing hats, wearing a certain color, wearing ripped jeans - if we keep getting suspended for those reasons, we're going to end up in the streets." sen. nancy skinner (d-berkeley) "kicking them out of school, even if it's only for a few days, it's not a recipe for success."since 2013 - the state no longer allows willful defiance suspensions for k thru 3rd grade students. but that is set to expire july 1st.according to skinner's office - elementary schools saw a 60 percent drop in suspensions in elementary schools from that law.sen. nancy skinner (d-berkeley) "when we look at the data - we see who is it used on - it's used on kids of color, it's used on lgbtq kids, it's used on kids with disabilities."for former students like anthony robles - he says a law like this could have helped him. (;15)anthony robles, los angeles county "every time i

acted it, it was like a plea for attention, maybe a call out for help and the schools didn't have any measures to deal with that. no restorative justice or transformative justice or alternative measures besides suspending me and kicking me out of school." the bill already passed in the senate last yearit now sits in the assembly - with no current timetable for a vote. in sacramento, kody leibowitz (insert station tag) the supreme court is reviewing a case that limits what people can wear when they show up at their polling places to vote... observers say the court seems to be struggling with a workable solution.. catherine heenan is here with the story.. (catherine) this involves a minnesota

case....but people are watching since the outcome couldhave major ripple effects... the minnesota law being challenged prohibits wearing political apparel at polling places.. the voter who filed the lawsuit said he was initially turned away by election workers because he had a shirt with the tea party logo -- and the words "don't tread on me"........ he argues the law goes way too far - and violates the first amendment. state officials insist it helps to prevent voter confusion and intimidation... the supreme court heard the case today....and had tough questions for both sides. the justices had concerns about a solution that would still protect free speech. justice neil gorsuch seemed to sum it up when he asked "how are we supposed to police the line.?" a decision isn't expected until spring. vicki and grant? (grant) still ahead... start thinking about stocking up on allergy medicine. why doctors say it could be a bad allergy season. (vicki) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as

rain is moving into the bay area right now... we will have more on your forecast... coming up.

for your health tonight... this might not come as a surprise... most of us are sleep deprived. but-- we are now learning just how much sleep we are losing every month. (vicki) according to a new study... california residents lose out on an average of 32-point-2 hours of sleep-- per month.

that's compared to the nationwide average of 30- point-six hours per month. (grant) it's not clear why people who live in california get less sleep. but the study also found that people try to make up the sleep they lost during the week... by sleeping in on the weekend. but doctors say they don't recommend doing that. (vicki) they say try to stick to a regular sleep schedule. avoid caffeine and alcohol, exercise daily, and turn off your screens at least an hour before you go to sleep. (grant) still ahead... a new form of e-cigarettes is becoming popular with teens... they are so discrete... they can smoke in class. coming up: how parents should navigate this new addictive form of vaping. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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a look at stormtracker 4 radar. you can see where the rain is falling right now... (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with how long the wet weather is going to last. a powerful storm is now on final approach and headed toward the bay area. a few showers have already started showing up on doppler radar, but much heavier rain is on the way. it will be loud tonight as the winds begin to howl especially toward dawn tomorrow morning. a wind advisory has been posted for most of the bay area. wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour are possible. on the satellite you see a well formed storm with plenty of cold air behind it to keep the showers coming after the main front passes tomorrow morning. rain will be heavy for the commute tomorrow morning. it will also be the period of strongest gusty winds. morning rain will turn to showers by the afternoon with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. localized flooding is possible as the storm passes. snow levels will also be running low down to 2,500 feet. showers and isolated thunderstorms with hail are possible on friday. showers will continue on saturday before dry weather returns on sunday. monday

looks dry but we could see more rain on tuesday.

(vicki) tuesday. (vicki) more upheaval at the white house.... another key player is leaving. pam moore is in the newsroom now with the story. (pam) coming up at six tonight... white house communications director... hope hicks is resigning..

she is one of the longest serving aides and a staunch defender of the president. but her decision to leave comes at a time when she is under scrutiny herself. we'll have more on this developing story at six.(pam) plus ... leaving a tip when you buy food. how technology may be driving up how much you leave voluntarily... we'll explain. those stories and more - coming up at six ... now vicki and grant.. let's get back to five.. (grant) a warning for parents. do you know if your child is "juuling" at school? a juul vaping device... is an electronic cigarette. reporter kristin smith clears the air .... on what's happening on campuses across the country. "it's very prominent at my school."teenagers taking hits from a trendy electronic cigarette."i don't think they know the dangers of it."and because of how it looks... students are getting away with it."the reality is adults have no clue that this is going on."

the juul looks like a flash drive... but it's really a discreet way to vape that's wildly popular with teenagers. it uses pods that come in kid-friendly flavors like mango and creme bruelle.those pods contain the same amount of nicotine as a pack of cigarettes.enough to give kids a short buzz when they're juuling."why is is so popular? "i think it's how it looks and how it tastes and it's so easy to transport and that's why i think people are quick to pick up on it.""people do it in the bathrooms during class change or during class."yes. some students are even juuling in class."kids are looking for other things that they can explore and this seems to be a safer alternative for them to smoking and i don't think they know the dangers of it."the principal says the juuling trend took off at the end of last year.it concerned her so much... she recently sent home an email to parents to warn them what too look out for. "i've had a lot of parents reach out to me and say thank you so much for communicating this because i had no idea. the kids all know, the parents didn't know.""this has no buttons, no trigger mechanism. all you do is literally pop the cartridge on here and then you can start inhaling it

automatically... and that's all there is to it."adam sanibani insists they have a strict carding policy that prevents minors from getting their hands on the products. but juuls are also sold at gas stations, and online... "this is the perfect product because kids don't have a clue that a product this sleek, this modern, this computer-oriented could possibly be dangerous." because the juul is so new... there's no data on the dangers of using it.we know nicotine is highly addictive... but beyond that... it's difficult for doctors to say with certainty... the juul could be a gateway to something more serious"we don't know if this product is going to lead those kids to go on to smoke cigarettes or whatever behavior. we simply don't know." (grant) the company that makes

juul's is headquartered in san francisco. in a statement to kron 4... juul labs said.. "we condemn the use of our product by minors. we are fully committed to dramatically reducing the incidence of young people using juul." the company also notes ... you have to be 21 years old to buy a juul. how much does it cost? the pen and the pods sell for about 50-dollars. (vicki) a new report says one in fourteen women smoke while pregnant. the findings reveal more than 7-percent of all expectant mothers smoke despite known risks to mother and child. the percentage of pregnant smokers vary widely by maternal age, race, education and state. the prevalence of smoking was highest, 25- percent in west virginia and

lowest in california -- where less than 2-percent of pregnant women were reported smoking. (grant) next at 5... a warning from doctors ahead of allergy

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feel the effects of allergies. and as jana jones reports... doctors in other parts of the country say it could be a particularly bad season. you can see tons of pollen on cars...even up in this tree on the blooms... doctors say this is going to be a bad allergy season. "i just always have a runny nose and my daughter she is 17 months and she also has a runny nose all the time right now, you feel like you're getting a cold but you're not."the yellow mess..causing problems everywhere....and making people feel absolutely miserable."a runny nose or an itchy nose. it can give you a sore throat it can give you

dry itchy eyes or a lot of tearing or itchy painful red eyes."hundreds of people have flooded doctors offices thinking they have infections...when really it's just a bad allergy season. "there's a lot of overlap in those symptoms. so sometimes the best thing can do is try the allergy medicine and if the allergy medication makes the symptoms go away, chances are it's probably not infection."of after hours pediatrics recommends taking a non-drowsy...over the counter pill such as claritin...zyrtec or allegra.doing small things around your house can also be a game changer."kids when they are coming in from school, don't take the backpack to the bedroom keep the backpack foyer. indoor give them a bath week."severely can wear a mask outdoors.all about yourself the most "if your eyes are feeling dry and itchy, then flush (vicki)(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are aveson and steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six.

(steve) we are staying on top of the breaking news in the south bay. a threat of a shooting on at san jose state. it is just a threat at this point but campus police are on alert.(pam) plus... march 5th was considered a deadline for dreamers... immigrants who came here as children but without proper papers. with the latest court decision... what happens with deadline and their futures? and more changes at the white house. who is leaving now? the news continues at the top of the hour... on kron 4 news at six.

(pam) the much needed rain

is well on its way to the bay area... we are following the storm ... with our stormtracker four radar(pam) good evening... im pam moore...(steve) and im steve aveson. the rain is just getting underway... and it's expected to last for a few days! chief meterologist lawrence karnow is here... lawrence... what does this mean for the evening commute? a powerful storm is now on final approach and headed toward the bay area. a few showers have already started showing up on doppler radar, but much heavier rain is on the way. it will be loud tonight as the winds begin to howl especially toward dawn tomorrow morning. a wind advisory has been posted for most of the bay area. wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour are possible. on the satellite you see a well formed storm with plenty of cold air behind it to keep the showers coming after the main front passes tomorrow morning. rain will be heavy for the commute tomorrow morning. it

will also be the period of strongest gusty winds. morning rain will turn to showers by the afternoon with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. localized flooding is possible as the storm passes. snow levels will also be running low down to 2,500 feet. showers and isolated thunderstorms with hail are possible on friday. showers will continue on saturday before dry weather returns on sunday. monday looks dry but we could see more rain on tuesday. (pam) thank you lawrence.

february has been largely dry... so there is a lot of hope for a rainy march to make up the difference.. we continue to track the coming storm ... and we'll head to the north bay.(steve) with the rain quickly approaching and bay area residents are urged to be prepared and stay safe. kron4's justine waldman out in the elements tonight... justine, what is it like (steve) you can track the winter blast in your neighborhood with the kron4 mobile app. you can also be the first to know about breaking news when it happens.. by turning on push

alerts. (pam) in the south bay... students and staff at san jose state university are on high alert tonight after a shooting threat was discovered on campus.(steve) the threat was found around 2pm today in a women's bathroom in dudley moorhead hall. (grant) reports say the message read "shooting 2-28..2-day 5 p- m." police say it was not a aimed at a was not a aimed at a specific target. right now, officers are right now, officers are now stationed both inside and outside dudley hall. some professors have cancelled classes...but many students are leaving campus to be safe. this is the women's bathroom in which the threat was found. kron4's rob fladeboe just spoke to the

school's vice president of aministration. (grant) many students expressed frustration on social media with how slowly the school sent out an alert

on the threat...but it is safe for now. police say there will be extra security on campus tonight as a precaution. (grant)again...the threat was reported inside of dudley morehead hall...we will get you more details as soon as we can. (pam) protestors took to the streets of san francisco today to condemn the ice raids.... calling them retaliation against sanctuary cities.(steve) among the protestors were lawyers, civil rights organizers and city officials demanding due process for those detained... kron4's haaziq madyun was there. hundreds of protestors marched outside the federal immigration building in san francisco to demand due process for 150 immigrants arrested by ice.. over the weekend here in the bay areasot

says francisco ugarte of san francisco public defender's office immigration unitsot

official says the warning oakland mayor libby schaaf gave about the raids, may be a case of obstruction of justice. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the mayor this afternoon who believes she did nothing illegal. ice says roughly 150 undocumented immigrants were swept up in the northern california raid. and half of them had criminal convictions on top of immigration violations. today ice chief tom homan says but if not for libby schaaf's head's up.they could have nabbed 800 more. saying quote: what she did is no better than a gang lookout yelling 'police' when a police cruiser comes in the neighborhood except she did it to the entire community. i've been doing this for 34 years and this is a whole new low. he says the department of justice is looking into whether schaaf obstructed justice. today the mayor reacted to the criticism. i did not share specific locations that could have endangered law-enforcement. i believe i was within my rights and i believe that i did the right thingshe says when made the decision to go public she was thinking about people like

maria mendoza sanchez..a nurse at highland hospital and her husband.who were deported after trying to legal status for 23 years.....leaving their us born children .they committed not a single crime we have to have to fight against the racist myth that the trump administration is trying to perpetuate that immigrants are dangerous criminals. there is nothing further than the truth. this is racist and it is false ample evidence shows that american-born citizens are actually more likely to commit crimes then immigrants, we have a criminal justice system we should let that work we should not inflated with our broken immigration systemmayor schaaf, who is also an attorney, says she did not obtain private counsel but did seek legal advice before issuing her warning. she says she also discussed the issue with oakland's chief of police. maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam)(pam) in the east bay...

police have arrested this man for carrying a loaded gun into an emeryville hotel monday. a guest called police after the suspect.. san leandro resident james cornn.. reportedly knocked on her door she believed he had a weapon... police arrived to the 'courtyard by marriott hotel' on shellmound street... and contacted the suspect... a convicted felon... he allegedly told officers he had a gun in his jacket pocket... which was then removed .. cornn was arrested. (steve) another big story we are tracking tonight... retail giant-- walmart-- will now only sell guns and ammo to those 21 and older. the company is also removing assault-style rifles from its website. the company pledged to continue to serve hunters and other sportsmen in

a, quote, "responsible way". in a statement, walmart says it stopped selling weapons similar to the one used in the florida shooting back in 20-15. (steve) walmart's decision comes hours after dick's sporting goods announced it would stop selling assault- style weapons. (pam) dick's sporting goods also raised the minimum age to purchase a firearm in its stores .... to 21. kron4's teresa estacio has more on what the c-e-o of the sporting goods chain says, factored into his decision. here in plesant hill, the ceo of dick's sporting goods took to the air early this morning to make this announcement and to explain why the company is doing so.edward w. stack / chairman and ceo, dick's sporting goods, inc.: "we were so disturbed and saddened by what happened in parkland that we said we need to do something, and we talked about what we needed to do and we felt that we needed to make a statement that we will no longer sell assault type rifles, high capacity magazines and a few other things, and what - our hearts went out to those kids into their parents. and you know everybody talks about thoughts and prayers going out to them. and that's that's great, but that doesn't really do anything. and we felt that we needed to take a stand and do this."the radulovichs told me they traveled to dicks

sporting goods here in pleasant hill for one reason only - to send a message to ceo ed stack. ed radulovich. we got shoes, down vest, all stuff we don't need, but we are going to patronize the store, they might take a hit in certain areas. rebecca radulovich. i posted to facebook and faxed a letter to ed stock about his decision to ban assault weapons, and raise limit. he really is stepping up to the plate. brave thing to do, i am sure his father if alive is proud, or if passed, he is smiling down. and this couple was not alone, i found many others taking the trek here to show their support for the announcement coming out today from the country's largest sporting goods store. patty mitchell. i have never been in a dicks sporting goods in my life, i am not a sporty girl. but i am going to buy something and i want everyone to know that i am doing it. jeff cook. i think it is terrific and that is why i am doing what i am here today. i drove out from lafayette, i came here to buy something and support dicks. others out shopping were not aware of the announcement by the ceo. this store does not sell assault weapons currently, so the changes will not be felt here, but shoppers say just knowing that at other stores, the policy will change - feels like the right move going forward. anjelica selden, shopper. it makes me feel more comfortuable knowing tha tdicks is supporting keeping communitys safer." in pleasant hill, terisa estacio, kron4 news.

(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) with the help of puppies and flowers students are welcomed back to the campuswhere the florida school shooting took place (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) with court decisions creating confusion ... many are wondering what is happening now with the march 5th daca deadline. we have an update (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) yesterday she refused to answer most questions before a congressional committeetoday white house communications director hope hicks resigned from her position. ( anchor) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar ... as rain is falling around the bay area... making for a tough evening commute... we will have more on your forecast after the break.

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another departure is imminent for the trump white house.(pam) white house communication s director hope hicks, who has been with president trump since the beginning of his campaign, is resigning. grant lodes is following developments... and is here with the latest. grant? (grant) the white house says the the white house says the exact date of hope hicks' departure is unclear, but will likely be in a couple of days. in a statement, hicks writes that there are no words to express her gratitude to trump. she also wished the president and his administration the very best.

trump released a statement of his own, saying hicks approached him about, quote, "pursuing other opportunities" and praised her "great work" over the last three years. senator blumenthal of connecticut is now calling for jared kushner to step down as well.sen. richard blumenthal/(d) connecticut: "hope hicks stepping down is only one step in what needs to be a complete review of national security practices and protocols. there is no way that jared kushner can continue doing his job. if she stepped down, it should be only a short time before he does as well." the announcement comes one day after hicks testified behind closed doors before the house intelligence committee. a source with direct knowledge of her testimony tells c-n-n hicks admitted to telling what amounted to "white lies" for the president

... but the source adds hicks emphasized she has never lied about substantive issues for trump. (pam) this was the scene exactly two weeks ago .... when a gunman opened fire at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. today... students and teachers returned to the high school for the first day of class since the devastating massacre. (steve) as john lorinc reports, it was a bittersweet homecoming. fourteen days after a shooting rampage claimed 17-lives, students at marjory stoneman douglas high school return to the scene of the crime.dimitri hoth/student, marjory stoneman douglas high school"nervous and anxious about going back to school, going back to classes, yet at the same time feeling glad that we're all going to be together."lorenzo

prado/student, marjory stoneman douglas high school "it's like the first step to moving on from the tragedy that happened."florida governor rick scott announced plans to spend 500-million dollars toward school safety. gov. rick scott/r-florida "we've got to invest in metal detectors, we've got to invest in bulletproof glass, we've got to invest in steel doors." florida lawmakers failed to pass a ban on assault-style rifles on monday.... but another gun-related bill moved forward tuesday.the bill would forbid gun sales to people under 21 years old -- but an amendment to ban the sale of bump-stocks failed. gov. rick scott/r-florida"we've got to do everything we can to make sure somebody that wants to harm anyone of our students can never do it again." congress is also working toward gun legislation.sen. chuck schumer/d-new york "democrats and republicans owe it to these students to act and act in a real and significant way."meanwhile a new era begins for students at stoneman douglas.dimitri hoth/student, marjory stoneman douglas high school"i think it's really we're all together the healing process and memories within the halls of this school."i'm john lorinc reporting.

(pam) in the north bay... a student has been arrested ... after admitting to writing a threatening note in an analy high school restroom yesterday. students were sent home early yesterday in sebastopol... after the threatening graffiti was found ... authorities say, investigators examined the handwriting and other information... leading to the student. following an investigation ... the student admitted to writing the graffiti. the student was arrested.... m and is facing charges for making criminal threats. let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. a powerful storm is now a powerful storm is now on final approach and headed toward the bay area. a few showers have already started showing up on doppler radar, but much heavier rain is on the way. it will be loud tonight as the winds begin to howl especially toward dawn tomorrow morning.

a wind advisory has been posted for most of the bay area. wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour are possible. on the satellite you see a well formed storm with plenty of cold air behind it to keep the showers coming after the main front passes tomorrow morning. rain will be heavy for the commute tomorrow morning. it will also be the period of strongest gusty winds. morning rain will turn to showers by the afternoon with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. localized flooding is possible as the storm passes. snow levels will also be running low down to 2,500 feet. showers and isolated thunderstorms with hail are possible on friday. showers will continue on saturday before dry weather returns on sunday. monday looks dry but we could see more rain on tuesday. (steve) for the past decade... around the world... the last day in february has been observed as "rare disease day." it's a time families bring light to rare illnesses plaguing their (steve) tuesday. (steve) for the past decade...

around the world... the last day in february has been observed as "rare disease day." it's a time families bring light to rare illnesses plaguing their loved ones.(pam) today, kron four's philippe djegal met with a bay area family... fighting to keep their young daughter alive. (philippe)doug dooley/father- 'i think we can beat it. i think we're going to get it for her." doug dooley and his wife christine waggoner do their best to put on a brave face for their 10-year-old daughter iris... but some days are easier than others... doug dooley/father- "we try to enjoy as much as we can and not try to let the shadow, you know, you try and not notice the shadow that's kind of over your life and just enjoy the moment you have." doug and christine shared iris' story in san francisco... in between doctor's appointments at u-c-s-f benioff children's hospital. four and a half years ago... iris was diagnosed with the rare and deadly degenerative neurological disease called gm1 -- gangliosidosis. christine waggoner/mother- "thousands of people are dying

of this condition and the vast majority are chldren." about three years ago... doug and christine started a foundation and launched a website... cure-g-m-1- dot-org. in that time, they've raised about two million dollars. all of it going to fund research to help find a cure... but they could still use more donations. christine waggoner/mother- "one in 200,000 people have, uh, are born with gm1, gangliosidosis. and, one in 250 people carry the gene, uh, for the disease." the hope is to raise enough money so iris can participate in an experimental gene therapy clinical trial.doug dooley/father- "the moments here and the technology is here to really start curing all these genetic diseases, and, you know, we just want to be apart and help that happen so that families don't have to suffer." and, on rare disease day... the message is -- help if you can. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (( áá v.o. / steve news.kron four philippe djegal, kron four news.

(( áá v.o. / steve (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) in san francisco dozens speak out in rally against the white house planto turn back to coal and eliminate limits on greenhouse gas emissions. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) as the president continues to push to give weapons to teachers,in georgia one teacher is arrested for discharging his gun in a classroom. (anchor) taking a taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as rain is falling around the bay area... making for a tough evening commute... we will have more on your forecast after the break.

a strange and frightening incident at a high school in georgia today...when police say a teacher fired a gun inside his classroom... catherine heenan is here with what we know... (catherine) parents say they were terrified to hear that

officers had responded to reportsof gunfire today inside a dalton, georgia school... making it even more troubling -- the accused shooter is a teacher. police say it's not clear why 53-year-old jesse davidson fired his gun inside a classroom. tonight some colleagues say he might have had a breakdown.. the classroom was reportedly empty when davidson barricaded himself inside for about a half hour...and told everybody to 'go away.' officer bruce frazier - some students were trying to get into this teacher's classroom and this teacher was not letting anybody inside. when the principal came to the scene and said 'hey, let me in' the teacher forced the door closed, wouldn't let him in. so, he took his key out, went to unlock the classroom door and when he did that he heard a gunshot from inside the classroom. davidson is described as a popular social studies teacher who's also the play-by-play announcer for the school football team. the only injury in the incident

happened when a student hurt her ankle when running during the evacuation of the building. davidson is in custody... he's facing six charges, including aggravated assault involving a gun and terroristic threats.. pam and steve? (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) digital pay options are sweeping the country but what impact is that havingon the old fashioned custom of tipping your waiter? the answer may surprise you. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) hundreds of thousands of families have been worried about the march 5daca deadline. so what is the impact of a recent court decision on the status of deportation?we've got insight from washington. (pam) a live look outside at

the golden gate bridge tonight ... we continue to follow the storm system moving in from the north into the bay area. (steve) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here... lawrence... what should we expect through the evening hours? a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. a powerful storm is now on final approach and headed toward the bay area. a few showers have already started

showing up on doppler radar, but much heavier rain is on the way. it will be loud tonight as the winds begin to howl especially toward dawn tomorrow morning. a wind advisory has been posted for most of the bay area. wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour are possible. on the satellite you see a well formed storm with plenty of cold air behind it to keep the showers coming after the main front passes tomorrow morning. rain will be heavy for the commute tomorrow morning. it will also be the period of strongest gusty winds. morning rain will turn to showers by the afternoon with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. localized flooding is possible as the storm passes. snow levels will also be running low down to 2,500 feet. showers and isolated thunderstorms with hail are possible on friday. continue on saturday weather sunday. dry but we more rain on (steve) today... the body of late evangelist billy graham arrived in washington d- c... joining a very select group of notable americans to lie in honor at the u-s capitol. graham died last week at the age of 99. he

was an evangelical minister and spiritual confidant to american presidents. graham prayed with every president from harry truman to barack obama. graham is only the fourth person to lie in honor in the rotunda. a private funeral service will be held for graham friday at his library in north carolina. now... let's take a look at today's tops stories. here in pleasant hill, the ceo of dicks sporting goods took to the air early in the morning to announce the decision stop selling assault style weapons and why. edward w. stack / chairman and ceo, dick's sporting goods, inc.: "we were so disturbed and saddened by what happened in parkland that we said we need to do something, and we talked about what we needed to do and we felt that we needed to make a statement that we will no longer sell assault type rifles, high capacity magazines and a few other things."almost everyone i spoke with supported the move. it is effective immediately. in pleasant hill, terisa estacio, kron4 news.

hundreds of protestors marched outside the federal immigration building in san francisco to demand due process for 150 immigrants arrested by ice.. over the weekend here in the bay areasot "we are having a mass protest because of the ice enforcement actions targeting cities and counties in northern california">sot

(steve) for months young immigrants have waited for the march 5th daca deadline..that threatened possible deportations if congress didn't act.(pam) reporter alexandra limon explains why that date is not important anymore .. and what happens next. ((ááápkgááá)) trt 1:36 president trump set a march fifth deadline for congress to pass legislation regarding the immigration status of dreamers. but a court decision is causing confusion about what that date means.a ruling out of the ninth circuit court mean the department of homeland security is supposed to continue processing daca renewals. but senate minorty whip dick durbin a long time supporter of the dream act is still concernedsen. dick durbin / illinois (d)i'm very concerned because i've been told that it could take up to six months for them to process any applications, what's going to happen to these daca recipients in the meantime. rich moralez / pico national networkwe don't want people to fall out of status or not have

work authorization so it's important that they apply as soon as possible.information posted on the us citizenship and immigration services website says if your permit expired on or after sept 5th 2017 you can apply for a renewalif it expired or was terminited before sept 5th you cannotthose who never had a permit - can't get new ones. alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsthe ruling out of the 9th circuit court is only temporary, because the case is headed to the 9th cirucuit court of appeals and could still end up in the supreme court, despite the high court's decision not to hear the case at this point. while an immigration compromise hasn't been reached republcians, democrats and immigration advocacy groups agree on one thing. richard morales / pico national network the program is not a permanent solultion, renewing your program is not a permanent solution. what we need is congress to act.congress members say they will continue to work on immigration reform. but so far they can't agree with eachother or with the president on a solution.in washington alexandra limon.

(steve) hundreds spoke out today at a u-s environmental protection agency hearing in san francisco. state officials protested the trump administration's hope to drop an obama-era policy that... sought to cut fossil fuel emissions. billionaire tom steyer encouraged federal officials to hear out californians speaking against the repeal. obama's clean power plan aimed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants and speed the shift from coal to renewable energy sources. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) using your phone to pay a restaurant bill is a whole lot easier,but what affect does that have ... on tipping your waiter? (anchor) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as rain is falling around the bay area... making for a tough evening commute... we will have more on your forecast after the break.

tonight in for your money... digital payment companies are allowing many small businesses to receive credit and debit card payments through their tablet system. (pam) and going digital at the time of sale ... is affecting how we spend our money... and how we tip as a result."i've worked in a restaurant, and tipping is extremely important. they don't get paid enough"

--butted to-- "20% is usually good"--butted to--"i've always tipped a little bit more." stiffing a waiter at a sit- down restaurant is looked upon poorly . but what about a food truck or a ride- hailing service? many small businesses that previously relied on a tip jar ... are now digital. and according to a study... the digital payment systems that prompt a tip upon payment ... increases the likelihood of a tip by 29- percent. that includes offering an "opt-out" button.(dr. james philpot, associate professor of finance at missouri state university): "generally, studies show that consumers spendmore money when we are doing it with a passive medium, like digital or a credit card, versus physical currency." the professor says, if you are trying to save money, consider keeping cash on you. but he warns, carrying too much money.. can lead to overspending. regardless of how much you spend... the professor says, tipping plays a vital role in our society. (pam ) coming up ... we'll give you quick update on the warriors visitto washington d.c.(steve) and a lot of

people are looking f0r an update on the status of49er's rookie reuben foster, today general manager john lynch offered some insight. sports director gary radnich is next with the scoop. (anchor) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as rain is falling around the bay area... making for a tough evening commute... we will have more on your forecast after the break.

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it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. warriors in out nation's capital taking on the washingotn wizards... right now... yesterday... during their day off in washington dc... the warriors took a trip to the african-american

history museum with local children. the team toured the museum for three hours with around 40 students. the warriors chose this event over the visit to the white house and president donald trump... which has been a tradition for nba championship teams.... one golden state did with barack obama as president after their nba title two years ago afer steph curry said he wasn;t planning on going to the white house... trump withdrew the invite via twitter curry and head coach steve kerr talked about te trip and what it meant to them today(sot: curry and kerr) stephen currysteve kerr

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district attorney has yet to charge foster for his arrest... lynch mentioned that the team will take foster's legal issues into consideration during the draft and free agency. the the indianapolis colts are moving on from former 49ers running back frank gore...

colts g-m chris ballard met with gore to let him know the team does not plan to re-sign him. gore has spent 13 seasons in the nfl ... 10 of them with the 49ers. the veteran running back has ammassed 14,026 rushing yards in his career... 76 yards shy of passing curtis martin for fourth all-time in nfl rushing yards. gore mentioned at the end of last season that he expects to play for at least one more year. cactus league baseball...the giants blew a 10-3 lead to tie the milwaukee brewers 10-10... ty blach with five strikeouts over 3 inings... giving up a run...

and the a's... taking on the and the a's... and the a's... taking on the chicago cubs... khris davis... who has hit 42 and 43 home runs in his two seasons in oakland... gets his first of the spring here... a 2-run job but the a's lose to the cubbies 7-5... they play the texas rangers tomorrow... the giants take on the los angeles angels how about a little sharkies news... today they argeed to a contract extension with backup goalie aaron dell... the deal is for two years and totals 3-point- 8 million dollars. dell is currently in his second season with the sharks ... with a 14-5-and 3 record in 25 games

... he has a point-912 save percentage, with a 2-point-71 goals against average. although his numbers are down from the previous season, he played in just 20 games last year. (( áá v.o. / steve áá ))(( áá v.o. / year. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) it seemed steve áá )) it seemed unbelievable

when lawrence gave us a heads up of a possible 4 feet of snow in the sierra.is that still happening? we''ll take you there to see! (anchor) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as rain is falling around the bay area... making for a tough evening commute... we will have more on your forecast after the break.

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expected to see some heavy snow from this storm. the sierra nevada mountains are expected to get three -to five -feet of snow over the next few days. this is video from eastbound -80 at donner summit today... you can see the wind blowing the camera. and a heads up for any travelers ... a blizzard warning will be in effect up there... starting tomorrow morning. last weather and goodbye a powerful storm is now on final approach and headed toward the bay area. a few showers have already started showing up on doppler radar, but much heavier rain is on the way. it will be loud tonight as the winds begin to howl especially toward dawn tomorrow morning. a wind advisory has been posted for most of the bay area. wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour are possible. on the satellite you see a well formed storm with plenty of cold air behind it to keep the showers coming after the main front passes tomorrow morning. rain will be heavy for the commute tomorrow morning. it will also be the period of

strongest gusty winds. morning rain will turn to showers by the afternoon with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. localized flooding is possible as the storm passes. snow levels will also be running low down to 2,500 feet. showers and isolated thunderstorms with hail are possible on friday. showers will continue on saturday before dry weather returns on sunday. monday looks dry but we could see more rain on tuesday. final look at the weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. a full hour of entertainment news is on

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