( marty ) the bay area is being pelted by a powerful storm this weekend. heavy rain and strong winds and local flooding are expected throughout that day. power outages that day. throughout expected flooding are and local strong winds heavy rain and weekend. heavy rain and strong winds and local flooding are expected throughout that day. power outages are being reported in some sports. here is a live embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a powerful cold front is approaching the coast and will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes

through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with gusty winds, will redevelop across the region late this afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower activity monday night into tuesday and could lower snow levels to less than 2000 feet. some showers could linger into wednesday, but then dry weather is forecast wednesday through friday.

as dave mentioned, the storm is expected pummel the bay area throughout the morning. (áboxesá)kron 4's sara stinson is out in the elements in the east bay.

thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( marty ) people living in the santa cruz mountains say manuevering highway 17 can be challenging in the rain. they shared tips with kron 4's rob fladeboe. (nats/traffic in the rain)as the rain began to fall on friday, many drivers could take some comfort in knowing that the evening commute would be over before the brunt of this latest storm arrives, although there were already some perioids of fairly heavy rain to be reckoned with this afternoon. less traffic tomorrow morning will help too. earlier on friday, with the road still dry, caltrans had one southbound lane closed to allow crews to clear storm drains and make other preperations ahead of the storm. and it's not just highway 17, other mountain roads, even low-lying city streets are vulnerable and

people living nears rivers and creeks should be on guard says the santa clara valley water district's marty grimes.marty grimes/santa clara valley water district "...people think they can drive over a creek that might be running over a road and they could get sewpt away with the creek so we encourage people to remember the motto, turn around, don't drown, the water might be moving much faster than you think...."the santa cruz mountains will also see high winds which are expected to be especially strong on the summit and other higher elevations. p.g. & e. crews like this one are now in position, bracing for the inevitable downed trees and power lines. they're in for a long night. so are commuters unless they practice what the chp preaches about slowing down in the rain. i talked hghway 17 strategy with a few drivers here at the summit inn between showers. "...when i drive 17 i am careful and take my time..." "...drive slow, when it says 40 do 40......" "...it makes me very nervous, i drive slower..."

( marty ) don't forget you can stay connected on the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts...and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app ( marty ) coming up on the

kron 4 morning news... a thief steals a pennsula dentists office for laughing gas. the reason dentists are so worried. ( marty ) plus, newly released body cam video shows the moments before a man was shot 13 times by east bay police. how his family is reacting to the video... ( marty ) and we'll hear from neighbors who are saying enough is enough when it comes traffic problems at south lake tahoe...how they plan to fix it. it. they say, at a certain age you just stop caring. it. i wonder what age that is. simply ageless foundation with olay. tones, hydrates, and reduces the look of wrinkles. from covergirl.

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this morning. with the super bowltomorrow, researchers say there could be some health benefits of supporting a winning team. a new study finds that food tastes sweeter after a victory. reid binionbreaks down the benefits. whether you're rooting for the ramsgo rams baby!or the patriotseverybody knows i'm a pats fan and proud of itthe results of super bowl 53 could have an impact on your mental and physical healthno words can explain the love and the happiness we have.various studies have looked into the side effects of sports fandom supporting a winning team can improve your self confidence... now, our children can have something to kind of resonate and have a home team.increase testoterone levels in men... we're still here, we're still here!and even change how you perceive taste...one of the theories to explain áthisá result is that happiness increases serotonin in your system which impacts the serotonin receptors in your taste budswhile football... or any other sport... can offer an escape... mental health experts do caution against letting the results of a game have too much power over you for today's health minute i'm reid binion

( marty ) your kids may be using too much toothpaste, and that puts them at risk of tooth decay. that's according to the c-d-c. doctors say 40-percent of kids aged three to six are using a brush that was filled or half-filled with toothpaste. even though experts recommend using no more than a pea-sized amount. too much fluoride on your kids teeth can lead to tooth streaking or spottiness as the teeth grow. in extreme cases, teeth can be pitted by the minerals in tooth paste, though many cases are so mild only dentists can notice it. ( dave ) this is not a bed.

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phil has been predicting the weather for more that 130 years. but he's usually wrong. ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)a powerful cold front is approaching the coast and will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with

gusty winds, will redevelop across the region late this afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower activity monday night into tuesday and could lower snow levels to less than 2000 feet. some showers could linger into wednesday, but then dry weather is forecast wednesday through friday.

( marty ) a growing number of national leaders are calling for the governor of

virginia to resign. following the the discovery of a racist yearbook photo that includes the governor. the photo is in his 19-84 medical school yearbook. it shows one person in blackface --- another wearing k-k-k robes. governor ralph northam confirms he's in the photo --- but has not said which one. northam has apologized, calling it - quote - "clearly racist and offensive." but he says he does not intend to step down. ( marty ) police are looking for the person who stole containers of laughing gas from a dentists office on the peninsula. its typically used to sedate patients.. but as kron 4's haaziq madyun reports - the gas can be deadly. sotyou are looking at surveillance video of a man who allegedly broke into a storage room at this dental office building in south san francisco. this is where multiple thefts of nitrous oxide tanks have occurred here over the past

year. as you can see these signs indicate this is dangerous stuffsot

in this video and contacts the south san francisco police department...haaziq madyun kron4news ( marty ) a 30-thousand dollar reward is being offered in a year-old homicide investigation. patrick scott junior was waiting at an oakland bus stop to go to his grandmother's house when he was approached by a gunman and shot several times. patrick's mom describes the 27 year old as a gentle giant who stayed out of trouble. the f-b-i and oakland police are offering the reward. tomorrow will mark one year since patrick was killed. ( marty ) in national news..president trump tackled several issues friday. ranging from the mueller investigation, the government shutdown...and roger stone indictments boris sanchez reports... the president even teased why he believes the state of the union will answer a lot of questions about his upcoming plans for his push to fund a border wall. pres. trump nats: "thank you very much everybody."before taking off for a weekend in

florida, president trump is bragging about strong jobs numbers despite the 35 day government shutdown.pres. trump: "we added 304,000 jobs which was a shocker to a lot of people. it wasn't a shocker to me."trump also bashing house speaker nancy pelosi... saying that negotiating with democrats on a border wall agreement is a waste of time and teasing that he may declare a national emergency to pay for the wall without congressional approval during next week's state of union address.pres. trump: "having a national emergency does help the process. it would certainly help the process. what would help a lot is if the democrats could be honest. i think nancy pelosi should be ashamed of herself. because she is hurting a lot of people. i think the democrats should be ashamed of themselves."the president also remains focus on the russia investigation dismissing the probe on twitter and during an interview with the new york times, telling the paper that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein assured him he is not under scrutiny.pres.

trump: "he told the attorneys that i'm not a subject -- i'm not a target--"reporter: "he told your attorneys."pres. trump: "yeah. oh yeah." reporter: "did he say that about the sdny investigation because there's two. there's mueller and then cohen."pres. trump: "i don't know. i don't know about that. that i don't know about."the president also said that he never discussed wikileaks with roger stone during the 2016 campaign and never directed anyone else to either.trump defended his former associate.pres. trump: "i like roger. he's a character, but i like roger." the president also contradicted his own attorney saying that rudy giuliani was wrong a little bit when he said trump may have discussed building a tower in moscow as late as november 2016.rudy giuliani/attorney for president trump: "that would have covered all the way up to november of-- covered all the up to november 2016."trump argued he was too busy saying "i was running for president; i was doing really well. the last thing i cared about was building a building." ( marty )the warriors looking

to begin a new winning streak tonight against lebron and the lakers. a preview is next in sports. ( marty ) and here's a look at the storm moving look at the storm moving across the bay area.

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it really is remarkable how the patriots have been on this stage for so long. fun fact for the night-- jared goff and sean mcvay are in their 4th playoff game... tom brady is making his 40th postseason start. rams- patriots. we've talked about so many different storylines... new england looking for title number 6, led by number 12....the pride of san mateo. the rams...under the direction of the new coaching star mcvay and the former cal great goff. we'll get a great quote from the always entertaining bill belichick, but first, mcvay...the grandson of former 49ers executive john mcvay i think our players have done an excellent job...you've heard us saying this week...keep the main thing the main thing and i think that's where their focus and concentration is." question...will you write a book someday on your plays..fundamentals..when you retire?"a yah..i don't know. right now i'm just trying to get ready for the rams and that's a full time job. we'll worry about that other stuff some other time.......would you buy one? (laughter)...all right" (smiles) so many headlines in the nba this week... anthony davis

trade rumors. the knicks making moves kyrie irving may not stay in boston. and also, the warriors losing their first game with demarcus cousins in the lineup. --champs and philly last night. --cousins made his oracle debut.. no klay thompson in the lineup, was a late scratch due to illness... and the warriors missed him on both sides of the court... the champs shot 11-of-38 from downtown... and philly used the 2nd half to make a run, outscoring golden state by 16... for their first win against the warriors since 2013. --up next, lebron and the lakers tomrrow night... steve kerr on what needs to be cleaned up. "i thought we got a little scattered last night at both ends of the floor. i give philadelphia a lot of credit. they played a physical game, they played a great game defensively and they earned it. so tomorrow is just about bouncing back and getting back to playing the way we've played over the last couple weeks."tomorrow's tipoff set for 5-30 at oracle. turning to the majors-- hard to believe, but season is nearly upon us. the a's getting ready for spring training... as the team's equipment truck is all packed up and left today for mesa, arizona. -- pitchers and catchers report on the 10th... and they'll leave in march for a series in japan. giants get 13th. ( marty ) as we head to break here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge..

( marty )( marty ) and here's a look at the storm moving across the bay area.

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bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a powerful cold front is approaching the coast and will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with gusty winds, will redevelop across the region late this afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower

activity monday night into tuesday and could lor snow levels to less than 2000 feet. some showers could linger into wednesday, but then dry weather is forecast wednesday through friday.

( marty )( marty ) hayward police are giving us a look at a deadly officer involved shooting from last november. the video show the last moments of 29-year-old agustin gonsalez. kron four's philippe djegal shows us some of the video -- which we've edited because it's graphic in nature. (philippe)karla gonsalez/moth er- "augustine was my only son -- he was my baby." and, karla gonsalez says she can't bare to watch the surviellance and body camera video released friday by the hayward police department... documenting the moment her son agustine gonsalez was shot 13 times by two hayward police officers and later died.nats- "hold on, hold on. he's threatening. chief mark koller/hayward pd- "our 9-11 center receid a phone call from an individual indicating that a man was threatening him with a knife." hayward police chief says mark koller

says his department's investgation into the november 15th shooting on o'neill avenue revealed what was thought to be a knife, was actually a razor blade. a blade gonsalez's family says he carried with him often -- a tool he used for work as an employee at tesla.chief mark koller/hayward pd- "a razor blade, yes, can be considered a deadly weapon." chief koller says he is releasing the video now -- in an effort to be transparent.chief mark koller/hayward pd- "the determination as to whether this was a, the shooting was lawful, or whether the shooting was in policy. those, the facts of why this happened are all under investigation right now, and there's many questions that remain unanswered. surveillance video shows gonsalez and the man who eventually called 9-1-1 arguing, then fighting in the street. chief koller says from the time officers arrived to when shots were fired was about ten seconds. the shooting itself lasting three seconds. he says his officers opened

fire because gonsalez didn't follow their demands and walked towards them with the razor blade. the gonsalez family intends to file a civil lawsuit against the officers- involved and the city of hayward... claiming unreasonable use of force.john burris/attorney- "these officers had tasers. they had tasers, which are designed to immobilize a person without using deadly force, and they had the tasers on them. no effort was made to use those tasers. and, i don't see if there was a waring given of any kind. so, from my point of view, this was a wrongful killing."karla gonsalez/moth er- "i don't understand how someone could give him just seven seconds." the officers who opened fire are back on regular patrol. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) work will continue today on the brand new transbay transit center. it will remain closed until at least june of this year.

crews will be reinforcing the girders on the bus deck above first street. that will force a full one block closure of first street between howard and mission from 5-a-m today through 8-p-m tomorrow. then, next month...steel plates will be delivered to the center for installation. ( marty ) the transit center was open only for one month before it abruptly closed due to cracks found in steel beams on the bus deck. an official reopening date has not been set. ( marty ) people in paradise are just beginning the long and painful process of rebuilding after the camp fire. but now --- they're worried a measure passed by the town council could jeopardize

nearly 2 billion dollars in fema money. many people are living in trailers on their property while they rebuild. but fema says toxic waste makes it unsafe. fema is threatening to cut 1-point-7 billion dollars in reimbursement funds if other solutions aren't found. ( marty ) the town council passed the ordinance letting people live on their properties while rebuilding, to try to ease the emergency housing situation caused by the the camp fire officials say they have a meeting planned for monday to decide what to do. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news.....traffic problems in south lake tahoe are getting worse... we'll

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to be a trip to paradise, instead it was the flight from hell. .a plane headed to hawaii was forced to return to los angeles international airport three times. hawaiian airlines says it was called because of separate and unrelated faults with different systems. the flight was finally canceled after the third return to the

airport. 207 passengers were on board...they were refunded for the flight and given a one-hundred dollar credit for a future flight. ( marty ) in the east bay... police are looking for a man accused of attacking and trying to sexually assault a woman near the pittsburg bay point bart station. this is the suspect they are looking for. the contra costa county sheriff's office says a woman told them she was approached by a man on bart and they began talking. they got off the train at the pittsburg bay point station and started walking together. police say .. the man exposed himself to the woman. then assaulted her and tried to remove her clothing. she fought him off. police say the suspect was last seen in a hooded black jacket with fur trim on the hood ( marty ) traffic problems in south lake tahoe have gotten so bad that now residents are demanding action. they met friday... asking the county to do more to ease congestion, especially on busy weekends. doug johnson has

more from pollock pines. jeff spencer, christmas valley resident"when residents can't get home to their children, get home from work, just get back from the store that's critical."jeff spencer organized tonight's meeting.he says over the last few years the number of tourists on the roads around lake tahoe have been increasing to the point where locals can't go anywhere. jeff spencer, christmas valley resident"we went to church on a sunday, this was after new years, took us 8 hours to get home 9 miles."he says often, it's traffic avoidance apps like waze that put too many people on residential roads. jeff spencer, christmas valley resident"we've even seen semi's on some of our residential streets. it is crazy."spencer says if there's ever a wildfire, the situation could quickly turn deadly.jeff spencer, christmas valley resident"you know if you had an event like paradise where you have restrictive capacity in your roadways it's going to be a terrible disaster."(but with)"so i'm hoping at tonight's meeting that we can get the emergency services together and to talk with people at the state transportation committees and fix this problem."a problem he feels state and county

officials haven't done enough to solve.jeff spencer, christmas valley resident "we're tired of seeing no action. we've asked the county to do things, we've asked the state to do things and there really hasn't been any movement." ( marty ) that was doug johnson reporting. another big complaint neighbors have .. is when there is gridlock on highway 50 some tourists will get out of their cars and use residents front yards as a bathroom. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... african american art pieces are part of the lasting legacy from the days of slavery... that's coming up in hidden history... ( marty ) and here's a look at the storm moving across the bay area.

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty )( marty ) here's a live look at kirkwood this look at kirkwood this morning...kirkwood this look at here's a live here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave) (dave)a powerful cold front is

approaching the coast and will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with gusty winds, will redevelop across the region late this afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower activity monday night into tuesday and could lower snow levels to less than 2000 feet. some showers could linger into wednesday, but then dry weather is forecast wednesday through friday.

( marty ) the city of san francisco held a kick-off celebrating black history month at city hall. the theme of this year's history month is "black migration: moving forward." san francisco mayor london breed and community activist lateefah simon were among the speakers. mayor breed, san francisco's first black áwoman to serve as mayor, said this is an opportunity to educate children on the rich cultural history of the black community. (

marty ) the city has a variety of activities and events planned in the weeks to come. next week, the san francisco african american historical and cultural society will premiere a new black migrations short film. the society is also sponsoring a pop-up library that will visit schools through out ( marty ) in this morning's hidden history, we're learning more about africans who were brought to america on one of the last two slave ships. even though they are long gone, the slaves have had an impact on the world of art. reporter dee griffin shares their story. now calm and serene.. the savannah river was once a bustling, active route for importing and exporting goods in the river region.but it's proud past includes a perilous period that changed lives and later influenced a segment of art culture. the slave trade had been abolished in 1807 and really took effect in 1808. but, this was 50 years later in december 1858. (áávoáá)

about 400 slaves were brought to georgia on a schooner called "the wanderer."small boats were hired to take slaves up the savannah river. 200 were taken through the dark, murky water of horseshoe creek and into edgefield county, south carolina.there are newspaper accounts talking about how intelligent they were, how quickly they learned when they came here and started working on different plantations. they were skilled laborers. (áávoáá)although ripped from their country with an uncertain future .. the slaves would not let go of a piece of their past through the art of face jugs. (áásotáá) they're very rudimentary. they're very crude. they're very small. it's believed that they practiced the voodoo religion. so, they believed that they could talk to ancestors through the face vessels. (áávoáá)the jugs are small in stature.. typically 3 to 8 inches tall.. but they were large in meaning and the symbolism of home.since the ending of slavery.. potters have recreated face jugs crafted after old ones that are scarsely found around the country.while no one can put a true price on the service of

slaves.. collectors are paying high dollar to get a piece of their work. they do fetch a large price. at auction they could go for anywhere 12 to 25-thousand dollars. (áávoáá) minister fred morton is the descendent of a slave brought over on the wanderer.he was stolen using a red piece of cloth which was a payment in africa. in africa you worked for cloth and you bartered and traded with it. so, they waved a piece of cloth which was almost sort of like an ad "come work." (áávoáá)after arriving in edgefield.. his name was changed to thomas lanham.death stole his body.. but minister morton uses this cane to keep thomas lanham's memory alive. i went to the place where the wanderer landed and there was a piece of drift wood that was cedar. i brought it and fashioned this.(áávoáá)though traditionally used to assist in walking.. the cane helps bring stability and accuracy to the memory of those who were knocked off their foundation by slavery. i put the date 1858 that the i put

the date 1858 that the ship sailed and these notches would represent important dates in his life. (áávoáá)dates long gone.. like the slaves who were brought through this water.. but their face jugs will forever serve as a glaring reminder of perserverance that will never be forgotten.it's a story of "look what god has brought me from." it's a story of just continue hang in there don't give up." (áásotáá)for hidden history.. i'm dee griffin ( marty ) and here's a look at the storm moving across the bay area. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (ácommercialá)

( marty ) its super bowl weekend ... and not many people are expected to rush to the theaters. and because of that ... just one film is opening in wide release. david daniel has a look. "whether or not you survive..." (nat-gunfire) "...is entirely up to you." "miss bala" hits theaters guns blazing, hoping to spark interest on the traditionally slow super bowl weekend. gina rodriguez stars as an american forced to work for a mexican drug cartel. box office

watchers expect the 15- million-dollar production to debut with between six and 10-million dollars: a total at the high end of that range could push "miss bala" past reigning champ "glass" on the weekend chart. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( dave ) and i'm live with a look at how the rain is affecting your morning commute. the latest innovation from xfinity

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we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only when you book with expedia. ( marty ) the bay area is being pelted by a powerful storm this weekend. heavy rain and strong winds and local flooding are expected throughout that day. power outages are being reported in some sports. here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a powerful cold front is approaching the coast and

will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with gusty winds, will redevelop across the region late this afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower activity monday night into tuesday and could lower snow levels to less than 2000 feet. some showers could linger into wednesday, but then dry weather is forecast wednesday through friday.

expect delays if you're traveling on interstate 80 near berkely. some lanes are blocked after a big rig crash, (áboxesá)kron 4's sara stinson joins us now with the latest. sara.

thanks sara. ( marty ) people living in the santa cruz mountains say manuevering highway 17 can be challenging in the rain. they shared tips with kron 4's rob fladeboe. (nats/traffic in the rain)as the rain began to fall on friday, many drivers could take some comfort in knowing that the evening commute would be over before the brunt of this latest storm arrives, although there were already some perioids of fairly heavy rain to be reckoned with this afternoon. less traffic tomorrow morning will help too. earlier on friday, with the road still dry, caltrans had one southbound lane closed

to allow crews to clear storm drains and make other preperations ahead of the storm. and it's not just highway 17, other mountain roads, even low-lying city streets are vulnerable and people living nears rivers and creeks should be on guard says the santa clara valley water district's marty grimes.marty grimes/santa clara valley water district "...people think they can drive over a creek that might be running over a road and they could get sewpt away with the creek so we encourage people to remember the motto, turn around, don't drown, the water might be moving much faster than you think...."the santa cruz mountains will also see high winds which are expected to be especially strong on the summit and other higher elevations. p.g. & e. crews like this one are now in position, bracing for the inevitable downed trees and power lines. they're in for a long night. so are commuters unless they practice what the chp preaches about slowing down in the rain. i talked hghway 17 strategy with a few drivers here at the summit inn between showers. "...when i

drive 17 i am careful and take my time..." "...drive slow, when it says 40 do 40......" "...it makes me very nervous, i drive slower..." drive slower..."very nervous, i "...it makes me do 40......" "...it makes me very nervous, i drive slower..." drive slower..." ( marty ) don't forget you can stay connected on the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts...and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app

( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a thief steals a pennsula dentists office for laughing gas. the reason dentists are so ( marty ) plus, newly released body cam video shows the moments before a man was shot 13 times by east bay police. how his family is reacting to the video... ( marty ) and we'll hear from neighbors who are saying enough is enough when it comes traffic problems at south lake tahoe...how they plan to fix it. ( marty ) for your health

this morning. with the super bowltomorrow, researchers say there could be some health benefits of supporting a winning team. a new study finds that food tastes sweeter after a victory. reid binion breaks down the benefits. whether you're rooting for the ramsgo rams baby!or the patriotseverybody knows i'm a pats fan and proud of itthe results of super bowl 53 could have an impact on your mental and physical healthno words can explain the love and the happiness we have.various studies have looked into the side effects of sports fandom supporting a winning team can improve your self confidence... now, our children can have something to kind of resonate and have a home team.increase testoterone levels in men... we're still here, we're still here!and even change how you perceive taste...one of the theories to explain áthisá result is that happiness increases serotonin in your system which impacts the

serotonin receptors in your taste budswhile football... or any other sport... can offer an escape... mental health experts do caution against letting the results of a game have too much power over you for today's health minute i'm reid binion ( marty ) your kids may be using too much toothpaste, and that puts them at risk of tooth decay. that's according to the c-d-c. doctors say 40-percent of kids aged three to six are using a brush that was filled or half-filled with toothpaste. even though experts recommend using no more than a pea-sized amount. too much fluoride on your kids teeth can lead to tooth streaking or spottiness as the teeth grow. in extreme cases, teeth can be pitted by the minerals in tooth paste, though many cases are so mild only dentists can notice it.

(ávidboxá)( marty ) it's groundhog day. and punxsutawney phil did not see his shadow --- which hopefully means this winter weather will clear out a little sooner than we thought. not seeing his shadow means we will get an early spring. punxsutawney

phil has been predicting the weather for more that 130 years. but he's usually wrong. ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)a powerful cold front is approaching the coast and will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with gusty winds, will redevelop across the region late this

afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower activity monday night into tuesday and could lower snow levels to less than 2000 feet. some showers could linger into wednesday, but then dry weather is forecast wednesday through friday.

( marty ) police are looking for the person who stole containers of laughing gas from a dentists office on the peninsula. its typically used to sedate patients.. but as kron 4's haaziq madyun reports - the gas can be deadly. sotyou are looking at surveillance video of a man who allegedly broke into a storage room at this dental office building in south san francisco. this is where multiple thefts of nitrous oxide tanks have occurred here over the past year. as you can see these signs indicate this is dangerous stuffsot

it is highly flammable.it is also really scary to think that someone is coming in here and contaminating our nitrous tanks, opening them up and doing something when you know we are using it for our patients"surveillance cameras were recently put in the room to catch the nitrous thief in action. this is video from the most recent incident, saturday january 26, 2019sot nat/sot haaziqtoo late!sot the dentists here hope someone out there recognizes the person you see in this video and contacts the south san francisco police department...haaziq madyun kron4news ( marty ) a 30-thousand dollar reward is being offered in a year-old homicide investigation. patrick scott junior was waiting at an oakland bus stop to go to his

grandmother's house when he was approached by a gunman and shot several times. patrick's mom describes the 27 year old as a gentle giant who stayed out of trouble. the f-b-i and oakland police are offering the reward. tomorrow will mark one year since patrick was killed. ( marty ) a growing number of national leaders are calling for the governor of virginia to resign. following the the discovery of a racist yearbook photo that includes the governor. the photo is in his 19-84 medical school yearbook. it shows one person in blackface --- another wearing k-k-k robes. governor ralph northam confirms he's in the photo --- but has not said which one. northam has apologized, calling it - quote - "clearly racist and offensive." but he says he does not intend to step down. ( marty ) president trump tackled several issues friday. ranging from the mueller investigation, the government shutdown...and roger stone indictments as boris sanchez reports... the president even teased that

the state of the union will answer a lot of questions about his upcoming plans for his push to fund a border wall. pres. trump nats: "thank you very much everybody."before taking off for a weekend in florida, president trump is bragging about strong jobs numbers despite the 35 day government shutdown.pres. trump: "we added 304,000 jobs which was a shocker to a lot of people. it wasn't a shocker to me."trump also bashing house speaker nancy pelosi... saying that negotiating with democrats on a border wall agreement is a waste of time and teasing that he may declare a national emergency to pay for the wall without congressional approval during next week's state of union address.pres. trump: "having a national emergency does help the process. it would certainly help the process. what would help a lot is if the democrats could be honest. i think nancy pelosi should be ashamed of herself. because she is hurting a lot of people. i think the democrats should be ashamed of themselves."the president also

remains focus on the russia investigation dismissing the probe on twitter and during an interview with the new york times, telling the paper that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein assured him he is not under scrutiny.pres. trump: "he told the attorneys that i'm not a subject -- i'm not a target--"reporter: "he told your attorneys."pres. trump: "yeah. oh yeah." reporter: "did he say that about the sdny investigation because there's two. there's mueller and then cohen."pres. trump: "i don't know. i don't know about that. that i don't know about."the president also said that he never discussed wikileaks with roger stone during the 2016 campaign and never directed anyone else to either.trump defended his former associate.pres. trump: "i like roger. he's a character, but i like roger." the president also contradicted his own attorney saying that rudy giuliani was wrong a little bit when he said trump may have discussed building a tower in moscow as late as november 2016.rudy giuliani/attorney for president trump: "that would have covered all the way up to november of-- covered all the up to november 2016."trump argued he was too busy saying "i was running for president; i was doing really well. the last thing i cared about was building a building."

( marty ) and here's a look at the storm moving across the bay area.

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) it really is remarkable how the patriots have been on this stage for so long. fun fact for the night-- jared goff and sean mcvay are in their 4th playoff game... tom brady is making his 40th postseason start. rams- patriots. we've talked about so many different storylines... new england looking for title number 6, led by number 12....the pride of san mateo. the rams...under the direction of the new coaching star mcvay and the former cal great goff. we'll get a great quote from the always entertaining bill belichick, but first, mcvay...the grandson of former 49ers executive john mcvay i think our players have done an excellent job...you've heard us saying this week...keep the main thing the main thing and i think that's where their focus and concentration is." question...will you write a book someday on your plays..fundamentals..when you retire?"a yah..i don't know. right now i'm just trying to get ready for the rams and that's a full time job. we'll worry about that other stuff some other time.......would you buy one? (laughter)...all right" (smiles) so many headlines in the nba this week... anthony davis

trade rumors. the knicks making moves kyrie irving may not stay in boston. and also, the warriors losing their first game with demarcus cousins in the lineup. --champs and philly last night. --cousins made his oracle debut.. no klay thompson in the lineup, was a late scratch due to illness... and the warriors missed him on both sides of the court... the champs shot 11-of-38 from downtown... and philly used the 2nd half to make a run, outscoring golden state by 16... for their first win against the warriors since 2013. --up next, lebron and the lakers tomrrow night... steve kerr on what needs to be cleaned up. "i thought we got a little scattered ends of the floor. i give philadelphia a lot played a physical game, they played a great game defensively it. so tomorrow is just about bouncing back and getting back way we've played over the last couple weeks." tomorrow's 30 at oracle. turning to the majors-- hard to believe, but baseball season is nearly upon us. the a's getting ready for spring training... as the team's equipment truck is all packed up and left today for mesa, arizona. -- pitchers and catchers report on the 10th... and they'll leave in march for a series in japan. giants get going on the 13th. ( marty ) and here's a look at the storm moving across the bay area.

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feel like the weekend. with jimmy dean simple scrambles. made fresh with two real eggs, sausage 'n cheese. and ready in seconds. why don't you put a sunday morning shine on tomorrow morning's breakfast. here's a live look at interstate 80 this morning... ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay here's a live look at the bay bridge.

( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a powerful cold front is approaching the coast and will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with gusty winds, will redevelop

across the region late this afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower activity monday night into tuesday and could lower snow levels to less than 2000 feet. some showers could linger into wednesday, but then dry weather is forecast wednesday through friday.

( marty ) hayward police are giving us a look at a deadly officer involved shooting from last november. the video show the last moments of 29-year-old agustin gonsalez. kron four's philippe djegal shows us some of the video -- which we've edited because it's graphic in nature. (philippe)karla gonsalez/moth er- "augustine was my only son -- he was my baby." and, karla gonsalez says she can't bare to watch the surviellance and body camera video released friday by the hayward police department... documenting the moment her son agustine gonsalez was shot 13 times by two hayward police officers and later died.nats- "hold on, hold on. he's threatening. chief mark koller/hayward pd- "our 9-11 center received a phone call from an individual indicating that a man was threatening him with a knife." hayward police chief says mark koller says his department's

investgation into the november 15th shooting on o'neill avenue revealed what was thought to be a knife, was actually a razor blade. a blade gonsalez's family says he carried with him often -- a tool he used for work as an employee at tesla.chief mark koller/hayward pd- "a razor blade, yes, can be considered a deadly weapon." chief koller says he is releasing the video now -- in an effort to be transparent.chief mark koller/hayward pd- "the determination as to whether this was a, the shooting was lawful, or whether the shooting was in policy. those, the facts of why this happened are all under investigation right now, and there's many questions that remain unanswered. surveillance video shows gonsalez and the man who eventually called 9-1-1 arguing, then fighting in the street. chief koller says from the time officers arrived to when shots were fired was about ten seconds. the shooting itself lasting three seconds. he says his officers opened fire because gonsalez didn't follow their demands and walked towards them with the razor blade. the gonsalez family intends to file a civil lawsuit against the officers- involved and the city of hayward... claiming unreasonable use of force.john burris/attorney- "these officers had tasers. they had

tasers, which are designed to immobilize a person without using deadly force, and they had the tasers on them. no effort was made to use those tasers. and, i don't see if there was a waring given of any kind. so, from my point of view, this was a wrongful killing."karla gonsalez/moth er- "i don't understand how someone could give him just seven seconds." the officers fire are back on regular patrol. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) the oakland teachers union is set to decide on monday whether teachers will walk off the job. teachers have been voting since last tuesday on whether to strike. tensions have been high in the district---because as many as 24 schools are in jeopardy of

closing. the school board already voted to close oakland's roots international academy. some community members are donating money to help teachers financially financially should union leaders call a strike. ( marty ) work will continue today on the brand new transbay transit center. it will remain closed until at least june of this year. crews will be reinforcing the girders on the bus deck above first street. that will force a full one block closure of first street between howard and mission from 5-a-m today through 8-p-m tomorrow. then, next month...steel plates will be delivered to the center for installation. ( marty ) the transit center was open only for one month before it abruptly closed due to cracks found in steel beams on

the bus deck. an official reopening date has not been set. ( marty ) people in paradise are just beginning the long and painful process of rebuilding after the camp fire. but now --- they're worried a measure passed by the town council could jeopardize nearly 2 billion dollars in fema money. many people are living in trailers on their property while they rebuild. but fema says toxic waste makes it unsafe. fema is threatening to cut 1-point-7 billion dollars in reimbursement funds if other solutions aren't found. ( marty ) the town council passed the ordinance letting people live on their properties while

rebuilding, to try to ease the emergency housing situation caused by the the camp fire officials say they have a meeting planned for monday to decide what to do. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news.....traffic problems in south lake tahoe are getting worse... we'll hear from neighbors who share how they want to reduce congestion...

it was supposed to be a trip to paradise, instead it was the flight from hell. .a plane headed to hawaii was

forced to return to los angeles international airport three times. hawaiian airlines says it was called because of separate and unrelated faults with different systems. the flight was finally canceled after the third return to the airport. 207 passengers were on board...they were refunded for the flight and given a one-hundred dollar credit for a future flight. ( marty ) traffic problems in south lake tahoe have gotten so bad that now residents are demanding action. they met friday... asking the county to do more to ease congestion, especially on busy weekends. doug johnson has more from pollock pines. jeff spencer, christmas valley resident"when residents can't get home to their children, get home from work, just get back from the store that's critical."jeff spencer organized tonight's meeting.he says over the last few years the number of tourists on the roads around lake tahoe have

been increasing to the point where locals can't go anywhere. jeff spencer, christmas valley resident"we went to church o a sunday, this was after new years, took us 8 hours to get home 9 miles."he says often, it's traffic avoidance apps like waze that put too many people on residential roads. jeff spencer, christmas valley resident"we've even seen semi's on some of our residential streets. it is crazy."spencer says if there's ever a wildfire, the situation could quickly turn deadly.jeff spencer, christmas valley resident"you know if you had an event like paradise where you have restrictive capacity in your roadways it's going to be a terrible disaster."(but with)"so i'm hoping at tonight's meeting that we can get the emergency services together and to talk with people at the state transportation committees and fix this problem."a problem he feels state and county officials haven't done enough to solve.jeff spencer, christmas valley resident seeing no action. we've asked the county to do things, we've asked the state to do things and there really hasn't been any movement." ( marty ) that was doug johnson reporting. another big complaint neighbors have .. is when there is gridlock on highway 50 some tourists will get out of their cars and use residents front yards as a bathroom.

still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...a tony award- nominated musical is set to open in the bay-area. we'll talk to some castmembers from "violet" about the upcoming production. ( marty ) and here'a look at the storm moving across the bay area.

(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (dave)a powerful cold front is approaching the coast and

will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with gusty winds, will redevelop across the region late this afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower activity monday night into tuesday and could lower snow levels to less than 2000 feet. some showers could linger into wednesday, but then dry weather is forecast wednesday through friday.

friday. through friday. ( marty ) as kron 4 celbrates black history month, we're highlighting a new play opening in san francisco in a few days. its called "violet." it takes places in the 1960's during the time of the civil rights movement. two members of the cast, juliana lustenader, and jon-david randle are here to talk about the tony award nominated production. ( marty ) the show is from february the show is

from february 16 through march 17th. you'll find all of this you'll find march 17th.16 through from february the show is ( marty ) ( marty ) the show is from february 16 through march

17th.16 through from february 16 through march 17th. you'll find all of this information on our website kron 4 dot com. com. ( marty ) the super bowl

attracts more than just football fans. a lot of people tune in just for the ads. and we're getting a sneak peek at pepsi's star studded big game ad. take a look.

pelted by a powerful storm this weekend. heavy rain and strong winds and local flooding are expected throughout that day. power

outages are being reported in some sports. here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a powerful cold front is approaching the coast and will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with gusty winds, will redevelop across the region late this afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower activity monday night into tuesday and could lower snow levels to less than 2000 feet. some showers could linger into wednesday, but then dry

weather is forecast wednesday through friday.

all lanes have reopened on eye-80 following a crash in richmond. (áboxesá) kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with the latest. thanks sara. sara. thanks thanks sara.

( marty ) people living in the santa cruz mountains say manuevering highway 17 can be challenging in the rain. they shared tips with kron 4's rob fladeboe. (nats/traffic in the rain)as the rain began to fall on friday, many drivers could

take some comfort in knowing that the evening commute would be over before the brunt of this latest storm arrives, although there were already some perioids of fairly heavy rain to be reckoned with this afternoon. less traffic tomorrow morning will help too. earlier on friday, with the road still dry, caltrans had one southbound lane closed to allow crews to clear storm drains and make other preperations ahead of the storm. and it's not just highway 17, other mountain roads, even low-lying city streets are vulnerable and people living nears rivers and creeks should be on guard says the santa clara valley water district's marty grimes.marty grimes/santa clara valley water district "...people think they can drive over a creek that might be running over a road and they could get sewpt away with the creek so we encourage people to remember the motto, turn around, don't drown, the water might be moving much faster than you think...."the santa cruz mountains will also see high winds which are expected to be especially strong on the

summit and other higher elevations. p.g. & e. crews like this one are now in position, bracing for the inevitable downed trees and power lines. they're in for a long night. so are commuters unless they practice what the chp preaches about slowing down in the rain. i talked hghway 17 strategy with a few drivers here at the summit inn between showers. "...when i drive 17 i am carefuand take my time..." "...drive slow, when it says 40 do 40......" "...it makes me very nervous, i drive slower..." ( marty ) don't ( marty )

( marty ) don't forget you can stay connected on the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts...and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app ( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a thief steals lauighing gas form a pennsula dentists office. the reason dentists are so worried. ( marty ) plus, newly released body cam video shows the moments before a man was shot 13 times by east bay police. how his family is reacting to the video...

( marty ) for your health this morning. with the super bowltomorrow, researchers say there could be some health benefits of supporting a winning team. a new study finds that food tastes sweeter after a victory. reid binion breaks down the benefits. whether you're rooting for the ramsgo rams baby!or the patriotseverybody knows i'm a pats fan and proud of itthe results of super bowl 53 could have an impact on your mental and physical healthno words can explain the love and the happiness we have.various studies have looked into the side effects of sports fandom supporting a winning team can

improve your self confidence... now, our children can have something to kind of resonate and have a home team.increase testoterone levels in men... we're still here, we're still here!and even change how you perceive taste...one of the theories to explain áthisá result is that happiness increases serotonin in your system which impacts the serotonin receptors in your taste budswhile football... or any other sport... can offer an escape... mental health experts do caution against lettinthe results of a game have too much power over you for today's health minute i'm reid binion ( marty ) your kids may be using too much toothpaste, and that puts them at risk of tooth decay. that's according to the c-d-c. doctors say 40-percent of kids aged three to six are using a brush that was filled or half-filled with toothpaste. even though experts recommend using no more than a pea-sized amount. too much fluoride on your kids teeth can lead to tooth streaking or spottiness as the teeth grow. in extreme

cases, teeth can be pitted by the minerals in tooth paste, though many cases are so mild only dentists can notice it. ( dave ) ( marty ) here's a live

look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave) a powerful cold front is approaching the coast and will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with gusty winds, will redevelop across the

region late this afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower activity monday night into tuesday and could lower snow levels to less than 2000 feet. some showers could linger into wednesday, but then dry weather is forecast wednesday through friday.

( marty ) police are looking for the person who stole containers of laughing

gas from a dentists office on the peninsula. its typically used to sedate patients.. but as kron 4's haaziq madyun reports - the gas can be deadly. sotyou are looking at surveillance video of a man who allegedly broke into a storage room at this dental office building in south san francisco. this is where multiple thefts of nitrous oxide tanks have occurred here over the past year. as you can see these signs indicate this is dangerous stuffsot

action. this is video from the most recent incident, saturday january 26, 2019sot nat/sot haaziqtoo late!sot the dentists here hope someone out there recognizes the person you see in this video and contacts the south san francisco police department...haaziq madyun kron4news ( marty ) a 30-thousand dollar reward is being offered in a year-old homicide investigation. patrick scott junior was waiting at an oakland bus stop to go to his grandmother's house when he was approached by a gunman and shot several times. patrick's mom describes the 27 year old as a gentle giant who stayed out of trouble. the f-b-i and oakland police are offering the reward. tomorrow will mark one year since patrick was killed.

( marty ) a growing number of national leaders are calling for the governor of virginia to resign. following the the discovery of a racist yearbook photo that includes the governor. the photo is in his 19-84 medical school yearbook. it shows one person in blackface --- another wearing k-k-k robes. governor ralph northam confirms he's in the photo --- but has not said which one he is. northam has apologized, calling it - quote - "clearly racist and offensive." but he says he does not intend to step down. ( marty ) in national news... president trump tackled several issues friday. ranging from the mueller investigation, the government shutdown...and roger stone indictments as boris sanchez reports... the president even teased that the state of the union will answer a lot of questions about his upcoming plans for his push to fund a border pres. trump nats: "thank you very much everybody."before taking off for a weekend in florida, president trump is bragging about strong jobs numbers despite the 35 day

government shutdown.pres. trump: "we added 304,000 jobs which was a shocker to a lot of people. it wasn't a shocker to me."trump also bashing house speaker nancy pelosi... saying that negotiating with democrats on a border wall agreement is a waste of time and teasing that he may declare a national emergency to pay for the wall without congressional approval during next week's state of union address.pres. trump: "having a national emergency does help the process. it would certainly help the process. what would help a lot is if the democrats could be honest. i think nancy pelosi should be ashamed of herself. because she is hurting a lot of people. i think the democrats should be ashamed of themselves."the president also remains focus on the russia investigation dismissing the probe on twitter and during an interview with the new york times, telling the paper that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein assured him he is not under scrutiny.pres. trump: "he told the attorneys that i'm not a subject -- i'm not a target--"reporter: "he told your attorneys."pres. trump: "yeah. oh yeah." reporter: "did he say that about the sdny investigation

because there's two. there's mueller and then cohen."pres. trump: "i don't know. i don't know about that. that i don't know about."the president also said that he never discussed wikileaks with roger stone during the 2016 campaign and never directed anyone else to either.trump defended his former associate.pres. trump: "i like roger. he's a character, but i like roger." the president also contradicted his own attorney saying that rudy giuliani was wrong a little bit when he said trump may have discussed building a tower in moscow as late as november 2016.rudy giuliani/attorney for president trump: "that would have covered all the way up to november of-- covered all the up to november 2016."trump argued he was too busy saying "i was running for president; i was doing really well. the last thing i cared about was building a building." ( marty ) and here's a ( marty ) and here's a look at the storm moving across the bay area.

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it really is remarkable how the patriots have been on this stage for so long. fun fact for the night-- jared goff and sean mcvay are in their 4th tom brady is making his 40th postseason start. rams-patriots. we've talked about so many different storylines... new england looking for title number 6, led by number 12....the pride of san mateo. the rams...under the direction of the new coaching star mcvay and the former cal great goff. we'll get a great quote from the always entertaining bill belichick, but first, mcvay...the grandson of former 49ers executive john mcvayi think our players have done an excellent job...you've heard us saying this week...keep the main thing the main thing and i think that's where their focus and concentration is." question...will you write a book someday on your plays..fundamentals..when you retire?"a yah..i don't know. right now i'm just trying to get ready for the rams and that's a full time job. we'll worry about that other stuff some other time.......would you buy one? (laughter)...all right" (smiles) so many headlines in the nba this week... anthony davis trade rumors. the knicks making moves kyrie irving may not stay in boston. and also, the warriors losing their first game with demarcus cousins in the lineup. --champs and philly last night. --cousins made his

oracle debut.. no klay thompson in the lineup, was a late scratch due to illness... and the warriors missed him on both sides of the court... the champs shot 11-of-38 from downtown... and philly used the 2nd half to make a run, outscoring golden state by 16... for their first win against the warriors since 2013. --up next, lebron and the lakers tomrrow night...on what needs to be cleaned up. "i thought we got a little scattered last night at both ends of the floor. i give philadelphia a lot of credit. they played a physical game, they played a great game defensively and they earned it. so tomorrow is just about bouncing back and getting back to playing the way we've played over the last couple weeks."tomorrow's tipoff set for 5-30 at oracle. turning to the majors-- hard to believe, but baseball season is nearly upon us. the a's getting ready for spring training... as the team's equipment truck is all packed up and left today for mesa, arizona. -- pitchers and catchers report on the 10th... and they'll leave in march for a series in japan. giants get going on the 13th. ( marty ) and here's a look at the storm moving across the bay area.

here's a live look at interstate 80 this morning... ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge.

( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a powerful cold front is approaching the coast and will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with gusty winds, will redevelop across the region late this afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower activity monday night into tuesday and could lower snow levels to less than 2000 feet. some showers could linger into wednesday, but then dry weather is forecast wednesday through friday.

all lanes have reopened on eye-80 following a crash in richmond. (áboxesá) kron

4's sara stinson is joining us now live with the latest.

thanks sara. ( marty ) ( marty ) hayward police have

released body cam footage of a deadly officer-involved shooting last november. the video show the last moments of 29-year-old agustin gonzalez. he was shot 13 times by two hayward officers. hayward police chief says mark koller says it started when officers responded to a call of two men fighting. police say they thought they saw gonsalez with a knife --- and he refused to follow their orders and began walking toward them. that's when the officers opened fire. chief koller says what they thought was a knife --- was actually a razor blade. a blade gonsalez's family says he carried with him often -- a tool he used for work as an employee at tesla.

whether this was a, the shooting was lawful, or whether the shooting was in policy. those, the facts of why this happened are all under investigation right now, and there's many questions that remain unanswered.">( marty ) chief koller says he is releasing the video now -- in an effort to be transparent. the gonsalez family intends to file a civil lawsuit against the officers- involved and the city of hayward... claiming unreasonable use of force. the officers who opened fire are back on regular patrol. ( marty ) the oakland teachers union is set to decide on monday whether teachers will walk off the job. teachers have been voting since last tuesday on whether to strike. tensions have been high in the district---because as many as 24 schools are in jeopardy of closing. the school board already voted to close oakland's roots international academy. some community members are donating money to help teachers financially should union leaders call a strike. ( marty ) work will continue today on the brand new transbay transit center.

it will remain closed until at least june of this year. crews will be reinforcing the girders on the bus deck above first street. that will force a full one block closure of first street between howard and mission from 5-a-m today through 8-p-m tomorrow. then, next month...steel plates will be delivered to the center for installation. ( marty ) ( marty ) the transit center was open only for one month before it abruptly closed due to cracks found in steel beams on the bus deck. an official reopening date has not been set. ( marty ) a navy veteran is facing deportation back to mexico. joaquin sotelo has been in the u-s since he was 10-years-old. he got a green card and enlisted in

the navy at the age of 19. but after returning from his service overseas he fell into drug addiction... and ended up serving time in prison. sotelo was detained in a feneral immigration facility for an additonal two years. he believ a paperwork issue is to blame. ( marty ) on thursday, community activists marched to senator dianne feinstenin's office in downtown fresno to show support and to ask for help in sotel's case. he has to report to ice on february ( marty ) a sacramento homeowner wants a delivery service to pay for his damaged fence after a delivery man was caught on camera breaking the fence gate. reporter charmaine nero caught up with the homeowner.. who says he's shocked. "here he is walking up, it's almost immediately."shocking home surveillance shows the moment - a driver walks up to

this home to deliver an amazon package - "you see the driver walking up through the slots in the fence, it doesn't look like he tried to unlock the gate or open it."deryk - who doesn't want to be identified - remembers seeing the broken fence - before checking out the footage. "all of sudden you can see a hand in the area and it's almost like he dropped kicked the gate open." pictures show the damage left behind. "the whole panel was broken off, the lick on the gate was bent."deryck says he called amazon customer service who told him they will reimburse him for the damage. the cost - he says is more than $200 to fix. "it will take a week to get an estimate and sometimes 2 weeks to get a repair person, so i took it upon myself to fix it."while deryk - who has spent several years as a delivery driver says the damage is done. he wants delivery companies to pay more attention to drivers so this (show kicking in gate) doesnt happen again. "i don't mind if the package would have been thrown over, at least it wouldn't have broken the gate." ( marty ) that was charmaine nero

reporting. a spokesperson with amazon says the actions seen on the video do not reflect the company or what they expect from third party delivery services. they say they're working with the homeowner to make things right. ( marty ) it was supposed to be a trip to paradise, instead it was the flight from hell. .a plane headed to hawaii was forced to return to los angeles international airport three times. hawaiian airlines says it was called because of separate and unrelated faults with different systems. the flight was finally canceled after the third return to the airport. 207 passengers were on board...they were refunded for the flight and given a one-hundred dollar credit for a future flight. ( marty ) and in fairfield, a large military transport plane... landed with its nose wheels up at travis air force base. the c-5-m super galaxy aircraft was returning to travis thursday night with

11 crew members on board. no one was injured. emergency responders were on the scene and secured the area. the cause of the wheels up landing is under investigation. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...its american heart month...our health expert is in with what you need to know to keep your veins healthy. (ácommercialá) (dave)a powerful cold front is

approaching the coast and will bring damaging winds and heavy rainfall as it passes through the bay area and central coast early this morning. after a brief lull midday, showers and thunderstorms, along with gusty winds, will redevelop across the region late this afternoon and evening. showers will linger on sunday but with dry breaks. another front will bring more showers sunday night into monday. a final cold system will produce more shower activity monday night into tuesday and could lower snow levels to less than 2000 feet. some showers could linger into wednesday, but then dry weather is forecast wednesday through friday. ( marty ) a new report by the a new ( marty )

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( marty ) its super bowl weekend ... and not many people are expected to rush to the theaters. and because of that ... just one film is opening in wide release. david daniel has a look. "whether or not you survive..." (nat-gunfire) "...is entirely up to you." "miss bala" hits theaters guns blazing, hoping to spark interest on the traditionally slow super bowl weekend. gina rodriguez stars as an american forced to work for a mexican drug cartel. box office watchers expect the 15- million-dollar production to debut with between six and 10-million dollars: a total at the high end of that range could push "miss bala" past reigning champ "glass" on the weekend chart. in hollywood, i'm david daniel.

( marty ) the super bowl attracts more than just football fans. a lot of people tune in just for the ads. and we're getting a sneak peek at pepsi's star studded big game ad. take a look.

day. thats kron 4 thats kron 4 thats kron 4 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. (ácommercialá) - [announcer] this bay area living: home improvement edition

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