( marty ) ( marty ) more snow in the sierra this weekend. up to five feet of fresh snow are expected, on top of a base of fifteen feet in some spots. a winter storm warning was issued friday and is expected to stay in affect all weekend long. the latest storm will add to the snow pack which is already 120 per cent of normal. ( marty ) meanwhile here in the bay area --- we are expecting rain this morning. here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather.

(dave)showers and high elevation snow showers will linger saturday. widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels will return saturday night into sunday. cool and unsettled conditions appear likely during next week with the potential for more widespread precipitation late in the week. week.

( marty ) don't ( marty ) week. ( 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 ) breaking overnight....authorities are investigating a deadly crash that has closed all lanes of highway one in pacifica. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with the latest. sara. at c-h-p got a call just after four this morning of someone driving southbound in the northbound lanes on highway one in pacifica. as officers were on the way to the scene -

they got a call of a head on crash involving a chevy silverado and prius at clarenon road.the chevy was driving northbound when a person driving a prius struck them headon.the man believed to be 20-30 years old was a passenger in the prius and was not wearing a seatbelt - he was ejected from the car.a woman also believed to be 20-30 years old was a front passenger in the prius and died on scene. she was wearing a seat belt.the wrongway driver is a man 20-30 years old - believed to have been not wearing a seat belt - transported to the hospital - he's in critical condition right now.there was two men in the chevy they were transported to s-f general with non--life threatening injuries. it's still unclear what on ramp the wrongway driver got onto the highway. c-h-p is still investigating the crash.listen to c-h-p

explain the traffic impacts. ( marty ) thanks sara. ( marty ) another big story we're following this morning... crews contining to repair the

richmond - san rafael bridge. they worked through the early morning hours. no new reports of falling concrete on the span. there is a lot of work to be done to fix the problem discovered thusday, which created chaos on the bridge, and bay area highways.. one lane was closed overnight and reopened at 7 a-m. they'll begin working on a permanent fix on monday. ( marty ) ( marty ) repairs could take weeks and will cost about 300-thousand dollars. ( marty ) new this morning...police are releasing more information on the

moments that led to an 11-hour standoff in campbell. it started friday morning, outside a denny's on bascom avenue. police say the suspect pointed a gun at an employee following an argument in the parking lot. police say, the suspect then barricaded himself in the restaurant... officers were able to evacuate all of the employees and customers. police spent most of the day negociating with the man, trying to get him to surrender. at one point they say officers spotted the suspect on the roof of the restaurant before he went back inside. a k-9 helped to eventually bring the suspect out around 4-30. he was taken into custody.. and police are continuing to investigate... ( marty ) happening now ... officials investigating wednesday's gas explosion and fire are looking into p- g-and-e's actions, both before and after a third party company accidentally cut into the gas line. the n-t-s-b- and the f-b-i- are investigating.... kron-4's dan kerman has the story. 8 members of the national transportation safety board began their investigation

friday into the gas pipeline rupture that led to an explosion and fire wednesday afternoon at the intersection of geary and parker in san francisco... sot jennifer homendy/ntsb board member :12 the site is largely preserved, we have photographs we are doinga survey of the site we can see what has been done and we can see the 7 valves today and able to see other locations where they conduct activitythe f.b.i. is also on scene to help gather evidence including 3-4 feet of the pipe that ruptured. that section may be sent back to the ntsb lab for further testing. friday investigators also viewed the 7 valvues that pacific gas and electric used to shutoff the flow of gas. 40 foot flames shot into the air for more than 2 hours until the shutoff... the ntsb plans to look into that.sot now we are going to develop a

timeline of events, one area we are interested in is the length of time it took to shut off the gas.standup dan kerman/sf 1:17the ntsb has a history with pge dating back before the san bruno explosion, the ntsb will be looking at what recommendations they have made to pge in the past and whether or nnot those recommendations were acted upon. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news.134/std ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news....police in the east bay are searching for a man who assaulted a student on a high school campus. ( marty ) plus, more than 50 businesses in san francisco's mission neighborhood have been told they have less than a month to move out. we'll explain why. ( marty ) and next, a contentious hearing between democratic lawmakers and the acting attorney general. what matthew whitaker had to say... about trying to derail the investigations into the trump white house.

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for anybody to say look we need a better barrier there. this is when you don't have it.">( marty ) officials filed a waiver that aims to speed up the replacement of more than twelve miles of the barrier. there's no word yet when the project would begin and how long ( dave ) in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust duracell. (silence) ♪

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( marty ) here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) here's a live here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning.

toss to weather. (dave)showers and high elevation snow showers will linger saturday. widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels will return saturday night into sunday. cool and unsettled conditions appear likely during next week with the potential for more widespread precipitation late in the week. ( marty ) san francisco's

a-m-c movie theater on van ness has shown it's final movie. it's closing final movie. shown it's ness has theater on van week.

( marty ) san francisco's a-m-c movie theater on van ness has shown it's final movie. it's closing as major construction continues to along the street. the 300- plus- million dollar project is drastically affecting businesses on van ness. kron4's dan thorn spoke with owners of some of those businesses. the ongoing van ness avenue construction is hiding businesses behind chain linked fences and massive machinery.. business owners tell us it's almost like their restaurants and shops have become invisible. sot: you don't

really see a lot of walking people customers because of all of those fences it's not really to inviting right now the construction has been not only been an eyesore but a financial hit for restaurants like village pizza..sara sot: it is pretty sad i like when there is something going on at my job.neighboring restaurant alborz is under the same stress..the uninviting chain linked fences outside of their dining room windows have kept people away..a general manager of the amc 14 van ness confirmed the closing. it's unclear if this ongoing construction played any factor..any other questions were directed to the company's corporate office. ( marty ) coming up after the break --- we'll take a look at what giants fan can expect at this year's fan fest. it kicks off at oracle park in just a few hours.

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< the warriors have always found ways to provide storylines, kevin durant's most recent press conference is the latest example. but on the court, golden state has continued to show why they are 2-time defending champs. --warriors suns out in phoenix. champs red hot... suns one of the worst teams in the league. --out of the gates, phoenix pounced...

the top overall pick going to work, deandre ayton. suns take an early 17-point lead. --but you knew the champs would make a run... they come all the way back... klay thompson....happy 29th birthday...3 is good. but the suns led by at the break. --2nd half-- phoenix kept hanging around... kelly oubre...gets his own rebound and finishes at the rack. oubre 25-points off the bench.. suns up by 3 going into the 4th. --but down the stretch, warriors pulled away... demarcus cousins... two hand jam... all warriors starters scored in double figures for the 1st time this season. --then steph curry... only 10- points entering the 3rd, dropped 10 in 3 minutes. 3-ball to put the champs up 7 and they never looked back. --warriors win 117-107... they've taken 14 of their last 15. coming back home sunday to face the heat. back in the bay area-- the cal women's team hosting 3rd ranked oregon. --we don't always show free throws in the 1st quarter, but we do when it matters... kristine anigwe...knocks one down...to become the leading scorer in golden bears history. 2,321 career points. --but the game belonged to the ducks... sabrina ionescu...from walnut creek...putting on a show back home. 27-points, 10-of 15 from the field. --cal couldn't keep up...falls 105- 82. --over at the farm, ---bay area sports hall of famer tara vanderveer in her 23rd year as stanford's head coach.... --cardinal got ahead early...2nd

quarter....kiana williams with her 4th triple of the game....she led stanford with 18 points... ---4th quarter.-...alanna smith with the dagger....she chipped in 17 also one of leading scorers for stanford... ---the cardinal take down the beavers....61-44...and have won 22 straight games at home.... finally, baseball season up and running very soon. pitchers and catchers for the oakland as' report this weekend... while the giants get going on wednesday. in the meantime, preparations underway for fanfest... oracle park expected to be jampacked tomorrow morning for the annual tradition. we can tell you fans would be even more excited if news about bryce harper came down soon. giants president of baseball operations farhan zaidi confirmed today that he did meet with the mvp slugger...the most coveted prospect on the market. however, he would not discuss the specifics of their session, in terms of any offers. but he did weigh

in on possible theories as to why it's taken so long for big time free agents to be singed this offseason. "i think you are getting a little bit of the accumulation of the fact that over the last couple of years you've had shorter term deals so the turnaround time for a lot of these players, back out on the market every year, every couple of years so i think it's kind of a multiplying effect.""you know it was great for us to be able to sit down with him, we know what a great player he is, so now we'll see what happens." ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge..

( marty ) a man in pollock pines has come up with a way to enjoy the second storm that's dumping snow in the sierra. jordan remas hopes to have a fancy 8-person igloo done beofre the storm is over. he says he's just taking advantage of the abundance of raw materials to work with. ( marty ) after last weekend's storm, 17 inches of snow is now on the ground at pollock pines. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has

your forecast... (dave)showers and high elevation snow showers will linger saturday. widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels will return saturday night into sunday. cool and unsettled conditions appear likely during next week with the potential for more widespread precipitation late in the week.

( marty ) police are looking for a man who pulled a knife and assaulted a student at a school in alameda. the school was placed on lockdown while police searched for the suspect. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. a student goes into the campus restroom where he is suddenly attacked by an adult male armed with a sharp objectsot it happened right before classes got started friday at island continuation high school. alameda unified school district spokesperson susan davis says administartors initiated school safety protocals sot

as a precaution several schools in the surrounding area were told to shelter in place while alameda police searched for suspect. one island high school student says the incident unnerved some of his classmatessotalameda high school student: "some kids went to the therapist. they were real shook up. some kids left">island high school has about 85 students. it is an open campus. the school has no on-site security. after a little over an hour the lockdown was lifted. police were unable to locate the man with the knife. investigators have a limited description of the suspectsotthe student suffered a minor

injury was taken to a local hospital where he was treated and released. investigators are checking to see if this was a random incident or if there is a possible connection between the victim and the person who assaulted him...in alameda haaziq madyun kron4news ( marty ) four children are expected to be okay following a deadly fire in bakersfield. their mother died in the fire. the family of 38-year-old kristina stratton says she was unable to get the children out of the house because they were upstairs. the children jumped from the second story window and escaped. when firefighters arrived, they were unable to rescue stratton. friends say she will be remembered as a hero. ( marty ) the children suffered minor injuries - and they're already of the hospital. firefighters are still

investigating the cause of the fire. ( marty ) an east bay high school is looking for a new home. silver oak high in hayward operates out of property owned by the y-m-c-a. but, the "y" is now selling the property and rejected the school's offer to buy it. silver oak is a public charter montessori school. students have no idea where they will go to school in the fall ... and the staff is asking for help to find a new location. ( marty ) the hayward unified school district is willing to house the school until it finds a permanent location. in a statement, the y-m-c-a says: "they are committed to providing the best early childhood experience to low income

families in the east bay. they said their property does not enable them to expand their program for families who need their support the most." ( marty ) thirty contractors who lost tools during the camp fire - took part in a giveaway at a home depot in chico. it was all part of an initiative to get contractors back to work. organizers say this is a step in the right direction for contractors who want to get back to work. ( marty ) a couple of organizations donated 85-thousand dollars to the giveaway. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news....why dozens of businesses in san francisco say they are being forced out of the mission.

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therapists and tattoo artists ... have been told by the city of san francisco.... they have less than a month to move out of a mission district building. kron 4's maureen kelly reports has the story. get into your pilates zone pilates instuctor and massage therpist derek lozupone has only a few weeks left to work with his clients at this location....that's because about two weeks ago he came to his small office space to find this notice from the health department being posted on his

door.....and on about 50 other doors in this same building......it says he can't get a health department permit to practice here....because the building at 18th and treat...called activespace....is zoned light industrial. now i have to close my business and sort of scramble to figure something else, there's 50 massage therapist now looking for affordable offices in the city so just mad rush all at oncewe don't even know who else in the building is in the wrong zoning friday supervisor hillary ronan held a community meeting with just some of the 300 plus activspace tenants.......she says it appears the the building owner didn't tell his tenants only light industrial businesses are allowed to operate there....so this could go beyond the massage therapists and tattoo artists already notified.she's looking to find a creative solution that would allow those not properly zoned to be grandfathered in.we don't want to reward potential he bad behavior on behalf of the owner but we also don't want these well-intentioned businesses that had no idea

that they were operating in a space that wasn't zone for their use and would suffer in normas sleet, not only the businesses but also all the residents to depend on them activspace's attorney said he has no comment at this time. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( marty ) in national news... a heated hearing on capitol hill friday as acting attorney general matthew whitaker faced questions from the house judiciary committee. whitaker faced questions about his role overseeing the mueller investigation and if he had spoken to the president about the investigation. he denied having any conversations with the president or anyother white house officials about the investigation before or after he became the head of the d-o-j. whitaker refused to specifically condemn the label "witch hunt" --- used by

the president to describe the russia probe. and also did not give a specific indication how much longer the probe as we head to break, here's a live look outside... richmond bridge

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elevation snow showers will linger saturday. widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels will return saturday night into sunday. cool and unsettled conditions appear likely during next week with the potential for more widespread precipitation late in the week.

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have been quiet at movie theaters. but all that could change this weekend. david daniel has our preview. "coffee: the bitter liquid that provides the only semblance of pleasure left in these dark times...""oh my goshness, did i interrupt you

brooding just now?"everything is awesome for "lego movie" fans this weekend. "the lego movie two: the second part" is ready to take over the top spot at the box office. forecasters say the animated sequel will lead the way with 50-million dollars or more. (nat) "i'm making partner, baby! mmm-hmm!""what men want" could also fare well. taraji-p henson stars as a sports agent pushed aside by her male colleagues -- until she's given the ability to read men's minds. the box office crystal ball says the comedy will debut with anywhere from 15-to-25 million dollars.(nat) "kyle's dead. tell me what happened.""cold pursuit" stars liam neeson as a snowplow driver who goes after the men he thinks killed his son. box office watchers predicted an opening weekend of just seven-to-10 million dollars... and that was before neeson's controversial comments in an interview left many people "cold."(nat)finally, "the prodigy" gives horror fans something to scream about, with its tale of a disturbed boy who may be possessed. look for the supernatural thriller

to summon about seven-million dollars in its debut. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( dave ) at outback, your steak & lobster wish is our command. steak & lobster is back by popular demand, starting at only $15.99. hurry in to outback! steak & lobster is only here for a limited time. ( marty )( marty )( marty )

more snow in the sierra this weekend. up to five feet of

fresh snow are expected, on top of a base of fifteen feet in some spots. a winter storm warning was issued friday and is expected to stay in affect all weekend long. the latest storm will add to the snow pack which is already 120 per cent of normal. ( marty ) meanwhile here in the bay area --- we are expecting rain this morning. here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)showers and high elevation snow showers will linger saturday. widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels will return saturday night into sunday. cool and unsettled conditions appear likely

during next week with the potential for more widespread precipitation late in the week. ( 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 ) breaking overnight....authorities are investigating a deadly crash that has closed all lanes of highway one in pacifica. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with the latest. sara.

( marty ) thanks ( marty ) thanks sara. thanks ( marty ) thanks sara.sara.

( marty ) another big story we're following this morning... crews contining to repair the richmond - san rafael bridge. they worked through the early morning hours. no new reports of falling concrete on the span. there is a lot of work to be done to fix the problem discovered thusday, which created chaos on the bridge, and bay area highways.. one lane was closed overnight and reopened at 7 a-m. they'll begin working on a permanent fix on monday. ( marty ) repairs could take weeks and will cost

about 300-thousand dollars. ( marty ) happening now ... officials investigating wednesday's gas explosion and fire are looking into p- g-and-e's actions, both before and after a third party company accidentally cut into the gas line. the n-t-s-b- and the f-b-i- are investigating.... kron-4's dan kerman has the story. 8 members of the national transportation safety board began their investigation friday into the gas pipeline rupture that led to an explosion and fire wednesday afternoon at the intersection of geary and parker in san francisco... sot jennifer homendy/ntsb board member :12 the site is largely preserved, we have photographs we are doinga survey of the site we can see what has been done and we can see the 7 valves today and able to see other locations where they conduct activitythe f.b.i. is also on scene to help gather evidence

including 3-4 feet of the pipe that ruptured. that section may be sent back to the ntsb lab for furthetesting. friday investigators also viewed the 7 valvues that pacific gas and electric used to shutoff the flow of gas. 40 foot flames shot into the air for more than 2 hours until the shutoff... the ntsb plans to look into that.sot now we are going to develop a timeline of events, one area we are interested in is the length of time it took to shut off the gas.standup dan kerman/sf 1:17the ntsb has a history with pge dating back before the san bruno explosion, the ntsb will be looking at what recommendations they have made to pge in the past and whether or nnot those recommendations were acted upon. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news.134/std ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news....police in the east bay are searching for a man who

assaulted a student on a high school campus. ( marty ) plus, more than 50 businesses in san francisco's mission neighborhood have been told they have less than a month to move out. we'll explain why. (ácommercialá) there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed.

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morning... fisher- price is recalling 44-thousand power wheels- barbie cars- because they can keep running after the foot pedal is released.

they are recalling the power wheel barbie dream camper. so far, the company has received 17 complaints but no injuries have been reported. the battery-operated cars include a play kitchen, a fold out grill, and plastic campfire. they were sold at walmart for around 400- dollars from july 2018 until last month. fisher price says parents should take the camper away from kids-- and contact the company for a free repair. . ( marty ) researchers from ohio state university wanted to know how losing one of our senses altered the way we learn. melisa raney has more in today's health minute.

their visual attention is enhanced and, actually, these findings show the opposite." researchers showed 46 infants, half with normal hearing, half who are deaf, images on a screen....to measure how fast the babies looked away.derek houston, phd/ ohio state wexner medical center: "the faster a child can process the visual information, the quicker they'll habituate to it."what they found, was that the deaf infants looked at the image on average, for 30 seconds longer than the infants who could hear. however, this doesn't mean they aren't processing the image as fast.in fact, it could mean they are actually taking more of the image in. this is something the authors of the study hope to explore further.claire monroy, phd/ ohio state wexner medical center: "understanding the source of these differences can really help us taylor inventions for these kids, and the earlier that happens, the better."for today's health minute, i'm melisa raney.> ( dave )

toss to weather. (dave)showers and high elevation snow showers will

linger saturday. widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels will return saturday night into sunday. cool and unsettled conditions appear likely during next week with the potential for more widespread precipitation late in the week.

( marty ) san francisco's a-m-c movie theater on van ness has shown it's final movie. it's closing as major construction continues to along the street. the 300- plus- million dollar

project is drastically affecting businesses on van ness. kron4's dan thorn spoke with owners of some of those businesses. the ongoing van ness avenue construction is hiding businesses behind chain linked fences and massive machinery.. business owners tell us it's almost like their restaurants and shops have become invisible. sot: you don't really see a lot of walking people customers because of all of those fences it's not really to inviting right now the construction has been not only been an eyesore but a financial hit for restaurants like village pizza..sara sot: it is pretty sad i like when there is something going on at my job.neighboring restaurant alborz is under the same stress..the uninviting chain linked fences outside of their dining room windows have kept people away..a general manager of the amc 14 van ness confirmed the closing. it's unclear if this ongoing construction played any

factor..any other questions were directed to the company's corporate office. ( marty ) in national news... democratic leaders in virginia are calling on lieutenant governor justin fairfax to resign after a second woman has come forward accusing him of sexual assualt. a law firm representing the woman says fairfax raped her when they attended duke university in 2000. a democratic lawmaker plans to file impeachment articles against fairfax monday morning... if he hasn't stepped down by then. fairfax responded to the accusation saying quote: "i deny this latest unsubstantiated allegation. it is demonstrably false. i have never forced myself on anyone ever." another woman, vanessa tyson says fairfax sexually assaulted her in 20-04. in a statement tyson said the incident began as consensual but says it turned non-consensual when he

forced her to perform a sexual act on him. fairfax and tyson both admit the encounter took place in boston at the democratic national convention. but fairfax says it was "100-percent consensual." ( marty ) president trump and north korean dictator kim jong un will hold a second summit at the end of the month in vietnam. the president announced the two day meeting on twitter friday. in a later tweet he also complemented kim and said north korea will become an economic powerhouse. but did not say what the key topics of the summit would be. ( marty ) coming up after the break --- we'll take a look at what giants fan can expect at this year's fan fest. it kicks off at oracle park in just a few hours. in just a few hours. (ácommercialá)

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the future only happens < the warriors have always found ways to provide storylines, kevin durant's most recent press conference is the latest example. but on the court, golden state has continued to show why they are 2-time defending champs. --warriors suns out in phoenix. champs red hot... suns one of the worst teams in the league. --out of the gates, phoenix pounced... the top overall pick going to work, deandre ayton. suns take an early 17-point lead. --but you knew the champs would make a run... they come all the way back... klay thompson....happy 29th birthday...3 is good. but the suns led by at the break. --2nd half-- phoenix kept hanging around... kelly oubre...gets his own rebound and finishes at the rack. oubre 25-points off the bench.. suns up by 3 going into the 4th. --but down the stretch, warriors pulled away... demarcus cousins... two hand jam... all warriors starters scored

in double figures for the 1st time this season. --then steph curry... only 10- points entering the 3rd, dropped 10 in 3 minutes. 3-ball to put the champs up 7 and they never looked back. --warriors win 117-107... they've taken 14 of their last 15. coming back home sunday to face the heat. back in the bay area-- the cal women's team hosting 3rd ranked oregon. --we don't always show free throws in the 1st quarter, but we do when it matters... kristine anigwe...knocks one down...to become the leading scorer in golden bears history. 2,321 career points. --but the game belonged to the ducks... sabrina ionescu...from walnut creek...putting on a show back home. 27-points, 10-of 15 from the field. --cal couldn't keep up...falls 105- 82. --over at the farm, ---bay area sports hall of famer tara vanderveer in her 23rd year as stanford's head coach.... --cardinal got ahead early...2nd quarter....kiana williams with her 4th triple of the game....she led stanford with 18 points... ---4th quarter.-...alanna smith with the dagger....she chipped in 17 also one of leading scorers

for stanford... ---the cardinal take down the beavers....61-44...and have won 22 straight games at home.... finally, baseball season up and running very soon. pitchers and catchers for the oakland as' report this weekend... while the giants get going on wednesday. in the meantime, preparations underway for fanfest... oracle park expected to be jampacked tomorrow morning for the annual tradition. we can tell you fans would be even more excited if news about bryce harper came down soon. giants president of baseball operations farhan zaidi confirmed today that he did meet with the mvp slugger...the most coveted prospect on the market. however, he would not discuss the specifics of their session, in terms of any offers. but he did weigh in on possible theories as to why it's taken so long for big time free agents to be singed this offseason. "i think you are getting a little bit of the accumulation of the fact that over the last couple of years you've had shorter term deals so the turnaround time for a lot of these players, back out on the market every year, every couple of years so

i think it's kind of a multiplying effect.""you know it was great for us to be able to sit down with him, we know what a great player he is, so now we'll see what happens." ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge.. this is not a bed.

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kirkwood this morning... kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast...

(dave)showers and high elevation snow showers will linger saturday. widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels will return saturday night into sunday. cool and unsettled conditions appear likely during next week with the potential for more widespread precipitation late in the week.

( marty ) police are looking for a man who pulled a knife and assaulted a student at a school in alameda. the school was placed on lockdown while lice searched for the suspect. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. a student goes into the campus restroom where he is suddenly attacked by an adult male armed with a sharp objectsot

"according to the alameda police department it was an attempted assault with a knife">it happened right before classes got started friday at island continuation high school. alameda unified school district spokesperson susan davis says administartors initiated school safety protocals sot as a precaution several schools in the surrounding area were told to shelter in place while alameda police searched for suspect. one island high school student says the incident unnerved some of his classmatessotalameda high school student: "some kids went to the therapist. they were real shook up. some kids left">island high school has about 85 students. it is an open campus. the school has no on-site security. after a little over an hour the lockdown was lifted. police were unable to locate the man with the knife. investigators have a limited description of the suspectsot

davis/alameda unified school district spokesperson: "we understand that our students and our families may be worried about this, as well as our staff of course. our staff at our schools are vigilant, looking for strangers, everyone is supposed to have an i.d. badge. this happened right before school started which might be one reason why it was able to occur">the student suffered a minor injury was taken to a local hospital where he was treated and released. investigators are checking to see if this was a random incident or if there is a possible connection between the victim and the person who assaulted him...in alameda haaziq madyun kron4news ( marty ) an east bay high school is looking for a new home. silver oak high in hayward operates out of property owned by the y-m-c-a. but, the "y" is now selling the property and rejected the school's offer to buy it. silver oak is a public charter montessori school. students have no idea where they will go to school in the fall ... and the staff is asking for help to find a new location.

don't know why the offer wasn't accepted, so as all those things, as aparent, as a community member, as someone who has used ymcas, i am a little disappointed that that was the way this all ended.">( marty ) the hayward unified school district is willing to house the school until it finds a permanent location. in a statement, the y-m-c-a says: "they are committed to providing the best early childhood experience to low income families in the east bay. they said their property does not enable them to expand their program for families who need their support the most." ( marty ) thirty contractors who lost tools during the camp fire - took part in a giveaway at a home depot in chico. it was all part of an initiative to get contractors back to work. organizers say this is a step in the right direction for contractors who want to get back to ( marty )

a couple of organizations donated 85-thousand dollars to the giveay. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news....why dozens of businesses in san francisco say they are being forced out of the mission.

more than fifty massage therapists and tattoo artists ... have been told by the city of san francisco.... they

have less than a month to move out of a mission district building. kron 4's maureen kelly reports has the story. get into your pilates zone pilates instuctor and massage therpist derek lozupone has only a few weeks left to work with his clients at this location....that's because about two weeks ago he came to his small office space to find this notice from the health department being posted on his door.....and on about 50 other doors in this same building......it says he can't get a health department permit to practice here....because the building at 18th and treat...called activespace....is zoned light industrial. now i have to close my business and sort of scramble to figure something else, there's 50 massage therapist now looking for affordable offices in the city so just mad rush all at oncewe don't even know who else in the building is in the wrong zoning friday supervisor hillary ronan held a community meeting with just some of the

300 plus activspace tenants.......she says it appears the the building owner didn't tell his tenants only light industrial businesses are allowed to operate there....so this could go beyond the massage therapists and tattoo artists already notified.she's looking to find a creative solution that would low those not properly zoned to be grandfathered in.we don't want to reward potential he bad behavior on behalf of the owner but we also don't want these well-intentioned businesses that had no idea that they were operating in a space that wasn't zone for their use and would suffer in normas sleet, not only the businesses but also all the residents to depend on them activspace's attorney said he has no comment at this time. maureen kelly kron4 news. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... richmond bridge

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of weeks have been quiet at movie theaters. but all that could change this weekend. david daniel has our preview. "coffee: the bitter liquid that provides the only semblance of pleasure left in these dark times...""oh my goshness, did i interrupt you brooding just now?"everything is awesome for "lego movie" fans this weekend. "the lego movie two: the second part" is ready to take over the top spot at the box office. forecasters say the animated sequel will lead the way with 50-million dollars or more.

(nat) "i'm making partner, baby! mmm-hmm!""what men want" could also fare well. taraji-p henson stars as a sports agent pushed aside by her male colleagues -- until she's given the ability to read men's minds. the box office crystal ball says the comedy will debut with anywhere from 15-to-25 million dollars.(nat) "kyle's dead. tell me what happened.""cold pursuit" stars liam neeson as a snowplow driver who goes after the men he thinks killed his son. box office watchers predicted an opening weekend of just seven-to-10 million dollars... and that was before neeson's controversial comments in an interview left many people "cold."(nat)finally, "the prodigy" gives horror fans something to scream about, with its tale of a disturbed boy who may be possessed. look for the supernatural thriller to summon about seven-million dollars in its debut. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( dave ) ( sara )and i'm on the scene

of a deadly crash...all lanes of highway one are closed in pacifica.

( marty ) ( marty ) more snow in the sierra

this weekend. up to five feet of fresh snow are expected, on top of a base of fifteen feet in some spots. a winter storm warning was issued friday and is expected to stay in affect all weekend long. the latest storm will add to the snow pack which is already 120 per cent of normal. ( marty ) meanwhile here in the bay area --- we are expecting rain this morning. here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)showers and high elevation snow showers will linger saturday. widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels will

return saturday night into sunday. cool and unsettled conditions appear likely during next week with the potential for more widespread precipitatn late in the week.

( 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 ) breaking overnight....authorities are investigating a deadly crash that has closed all lanes of highway one in pacifica. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with the latest. the second wrong way accident that you've covered in less than a week. sara. at c-h-p got a call just after four this morning of someone

driving southbound in the northbound lanes on highway one in pacifica. as officers were on the way to the scene - they got a call of a head on crash involving a chevy silverado and prius at clarenon road.the chevy was driving northbound when a person driving a prius struck

them headon.the man believed to be 20-30 years old was a passenger in the prius and was not wearing a seatbelt - he was ejected from the car.a woman also believed to be 20-30 years old was a front passenger in the prius and died on scene. she was wearing a seat belt.the wrongway driver is a man 20-30 years old - believed to have been not wearing a seat belt - transported to the hospital - he's in critical condition right now.there was two men in the chevy they were transported to s-f general with non--life threatening injuries. it's still unclear what on ramp the wrongway driver got onto the highway. c-h-p is still investigating the crash.listen to c-h-p explain the traffic impacts. ( marty ) thanks sara.

( marty ) another big story we're following this morning... crews contining to repair the richmond - san rafael bridge. they worked through the early morning hours. no new reports of falling concrete on the span. there is a lot of work to be done to fix the problem discovered thusday, which created chaos on the bridge, and bay area highways.. one lane was closed overnight

and reopened at 7 a-m. they'll begin working on a permanent fix on monday. ( marty ) repairs could take weeks and will cost about 300-thousand dollars. ( marty ) happening now ... officials investigating wednesday's gas explosion and fire are looking into p- g-and-e's actions, both before and after a third party company accidentally cut into the gas line. the n-t-s-b- and the f-b-i- are investigating.... kron-4's dan kerman has the story. 8 members of the national

transportation safety board began their investigation friday into the gas pipeline rupture that led to an explosion and fire wednesday afternoon at the intersection of geary and parker in san francisco... sot jennifer homendy/ntsb board member :12 we have photographs we are ed, doinga survey of the site we can see what has been done and we can see the 7 valves today and able to see other locations where they conduct activitythe f.b.i. is also on scene to help gather evidence including 3-4 feet of the pipe that ruptured. that section may be sent back to the ntsb lab for further testing. friday investigators also viewed the 7 valvues that pacific gas and electric used to shutoff the flow of gas. 40 foot flames shot into the air for more than 2 hours until the shutoff... the ntsb plans to look into that.sot now we are going to develop a

timeline of events, one area we are interested in is the length of time it took to shut off the gas.standup dan kerman/sf 1:17the ntsb has a history with pge dating back before the san bruno explosion, the ntsb will be looking at what recommendations they have made to pge in the past and whether or nnot those recommendations were acted upon. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news.134/std ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news....police in the east bay are searching for a man who assaulted a student on a high school campus. ( marty ) plus, more than 50 businesses in san francisco's mission neighborhood have been told they have less than a month to move out. we'll explain why.

( marty ) the department of homeland security is moving to speed up the replacement of a border barrier near san diego. this comes after officials said some vehicles apparently crashed through the existing fence this week. they said two cars allegedly came across the border and were never found. the barrier is more than ten yerars old and was never intended to be permanent. ( marty ) officials filed a waiver that aims to speed up the replacement of more than twelve miles of the barrier.

there's no word yet when the project would begin and how long it could take. ( marty ) researchers from ohio state university wanted to know how losing one of our senses altered the way we learn. melisa raney has more in today's health minute.

this is something the authors of the study hope to explore further.claire monroy, phd/ ohio state wexner medical center: "understanding the source of these differences can really help us taylor inventions for these kids, and the earlier that happens, the better."for today's health minute, i'm melisa raney.> ( dave )

my name is jedda and my favorite thing about the grilled chicken club is the multigrain bun. it's toasted and then you get the cheese. so if you but really slowly you can literally taste every level of the sandwich. i don't eat very slowly, but if you do. my name is leslie. well i love the grilled chicken club sandwich because the grilled chicken. like, it's actually been on a grill. as soon as you grab it to go take your first bite, it's like just like, "psscheew". insanely good. here's a live look at

kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)showers and high elevation snow showers will linger saturday. widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels will return

saturday night into sunday. cool and unsettled conditions appear likely during next week with the potential for more widespread precipitation late in the week.

( marty ) san francisco's a-m-c movie theater on van ness has shown it's final movie. it's closing as major construction continues to along the street. the 300- plus- million dollar project is drastically affecting businesses on van ness. kron4's dan thorn spoke with owners of some of those businesses. the ongoing van ness avenue construction is hiding businesses behind chain linked fences and massive machinery.. business owners tell us it's almost like their restaurants and shops have become invisible. sot: you don't really see a lot of walking people customers because of

all of those fences it's not really to inviting right now the construction has been not only been an eyesore but a financial hit for restaurants like village pizza..sara sot: it is pretty sad i like when there is something going on at my job.neighboring restaurant alborz is under the same stress..the uninviting chain linked fences outside of their dining room windows have kept people away..a general manager of the amc 14 van ness confirmed the closing. it's unclear if this ongoing construction played any factor..any other questions were directed to the company's corporate office. ( marty ) in national news... democratic leaders in virginia are calling on lieutenant governor justin fairfax to resign after a second woman has come forward accusing him of sexual assualt. a law firm representing the woman

says fairfax raped her when they attended duke university in 2000. a democratic lawmaker plans to file impeachment articles against fairfax monday morning... if he hasn't stepped down by then. fairfax responded to the accusation saying quote: "i deny this latest unsubstantiated allegation. it is demonstrably false. i have never forced myself on anyone ever." another woman, vanessa tyson says fairfax sexually assaulted her in 20-04. in a statement tyson said the incident began as consensual but says it turned non-consensual when he forced her to perform a sexual act on him. but fairfax says it was "100-percent consensual." ( marty ) president trump and north korean dictator kim jong un will hold a second summit at the end of the month in vietnam. the president announced the two day meeting on twitter friday. in a later tweet he also complemented kim and said north korea will become an economic powerhouse. but did not say what the key topics of

the summit would be. ( marty ) a heated hearing on capitol hill friday as acting attorney general matthew whitaker faced questions from the house judiciary committee. whitaker faced questions about his role overseeing the mueller investigation and if he had spoken to the president about the investigation. he denied having any conversations with the president or anyother white house officials about the investigation before or after he became the head of the d- o-j. whitaker refused to specifically condemn the label "witch hunt" --- used by the president to describe the russia probe. and also did not give a specific indication how much longer the probe would last. ( marty ) coming up after the break --- we'll take a look at what giants fan can expect at this year's fan fest. it kicks off at oracle park

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come all the way back... klay thompson....happy 29th birthday...3 is good. but the suns led by at the break. --2nd half-- phoenix kept hanging around... kelly oubre...gets his own rebound and finishes at the rack. oubre 25-points off the bench.. suns up by 3 going into the 4th. --but down the stretch, warriors pulled away... demarcus cousins... two hand jam... all warriors starters scored in double figures for the 1st time this season. --then steph curry... only 10- points entering the 3rd, dropped 10 in 3 minutes. 3-ball to put the champs up 7 and they never looked back. --warriors win 117-107... they've taken 14 of their last 15. coming back home sunday to face the heat. back in the bay area-- the cal women's team hosting 3rd ranked oregon. --we don't always show free throws in the 1st quarter, but we do when it matters... kristine anigwe...knocks one down...to become the leading scorer in golden bears history. 2,321 career points. --but the game belonged to the ducks... sabrina ionescu...from walnut creek...putting on a show back home. 27-points, 10-of 15 from the field. --cal couldn't keep up...falls 105-

82. --over at the farm, ---bay area sports hall of famer tara vanderveer in her 23rd year as stanford's head coach.... --cardinal got ahead early...2nd quarter....kiana williams with her 4th triple of the game....she led stanford with 18 points... ---4th quarter.-...alanna smith with the dagger....she chipped in 17 also one of leading scorers for stanford... ---the cardinal take down the beavers....61-44...and have won 22 straight games at home.... finally, baseball season up and running very soon. pitchers and catchers for the oakland as' report this weekend... while the giants get going on wednesday. in the meantime, preparations underway for fanfest... oracle park expected to be jampacked tomorrow morning for the annual tradition. we can tell you fans would be even more excited if news about bryce harper came down soon. giants president of baseball operations farhan zaidi confirmed today that he did meet with the mvp slugger...the most coveted prospect on the market. however, he would not discuss the specifics of their session, in terms of any offers. but he did weigh

in on possible theories as to why it's taken so long for big time free agents to be singed this offseason. "i think you are getting a little bit of the accumulation of the fact that over the last couple of years you've had shorter term deals so the turnaround time for a lot of these players, back out on the market every year, every couple of years so i think it's kind of a multiplying effect.""you know it was great for us to be able to sit down with him, we know what a great player he is, so now we'll see what happens." ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge..

breaking overnight....aut horities are investigating a deadly crash that happened early this morning on highway one in pacific. kron 4's sara stinson is joining us now live with an update... at c-h-p got a call just after four this morning of someone driving southbound in the northbound lanes on highway one in pacifica. as officers were on the way to the scene - they got a call of a head on crash involving a chevy

silverado and prius at clarenon road.the chevy was driving northbound when a person driving a prius struck them headon.the man believed to be 20-30 years old was a passenger in the prius and was not wearing a seatbelt - he was ejected from the car.a woman also believed to be 20-30 years old was a front passenger in the prius and died on scene. she was wearing a seat belt.the wrongway driver is a man 20-30 years old - believed to have been not wearing a seat belt -

transported to the hospital - he's in critical condition right now.there was two men in the chevy they were transported to s-f general with non--life threatening injuries. it's still unclear what on ramp the wrongway driver got onto the highway. c-h-p is still investigating the crash.listen to c-h-p explain the traffic impacts. ( marty ) thanks sara. thanks sara. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. (dave) showers and high elevation snow showers will linger saturday. widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels will

return saturday night into sunday. cool and unsettled conditions appear likely during next week with the potential for more widespread precipitation late in the week.

( marty ) police are looking for a man who pulled a knife and assaulted a student at a school in alameda. the school was placed on lockdown while police searched for the suspect. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. a student goes into the campus restroom where he is suddenly attacked by an adult male armed with a sharp objectsot it happened right before classes got started friday at island continuation high school. alameda unified school district spokesperson susan davis says administartors initiated school safety protocals sot

reported that he had gone into the bathroom and an unidentified man possibly in his mid twenties had attempted to assault him. the school was locked down and police were immediately called">as a precaution several schools in the surrounding area were told to shelter in place while alameda police searched for suspect. one island high school student says the incident unnerved some of his classmatessotalameda high school student: "some kids went to the therapist. they were real shook up. some kids left">island high school has about 85 students. it is an open campus. the school has no on-site security. after a little over an hour the lockdown was lifted. police were unable to locate the man with the knife. investigators have a limited description of the suspectsotthe student suffered a minor injury was taken to a local hospital where he was treated

and released. investigators are checking to see if this was a random incident or if there is a possible connection victim and the person who assaulted alameda haaziq madyun kron4news ( marty ) four children are expected to be okay following a deadly fire in bakersfield. their mother died in the fire. the family of 38-year-old kristina stratton says she was unable to get the children out of the house because they were upstairs. the children jumped from the second story window and escaped. when firefighters arrived, they were unable to rescue stratton. friends say she will be remembered as a hero. ( marty ) the children suffered minor injuries - and they're already of the hospital. firefighters are still investigating the cause of the fire. ( marty ) an east bay high school is looking for a new home. silver oak high in hayward operates out of property owned by the y-m-c-a.

but, the "y" is now selling the property and rejected the school's offer to buy it. silver oak is a public charter montessori school. students have no idea where they will go to school in the fall ... and the staff is asking for help to find a new location. ( marty ) the hayward unified school district is willing to house the school until it finds a permanent location. in a statement, the y-m-c-a says: "they are committed to providing the best early childhood experience to low income families in the east bay. they said their property does not enable them to expand their program for families who need their support the most." ( marty ) police in pleasanton are looking for at least four suspects involved

in an armed robbery at a bank... it happened just before 11 friday morning... at the wells fargo bank on hopyard road... the suspects robbed the bank and got away in a vehicle ... officers found the suspects car, and thats when police say, the suspects started firing at them ... disabling eir vehicle.. police say, the suspects then carjacked a brown honda c-r-v, license number 5-u-s-y-9-9-5... the suspects are considered armed and dangerous. ( marty ) more than fifty massage therapists and tattoo artists ... have been told by the city of san francisco.... they have less than a month to move out of a mission district building. kron 4's maureen kelly the story. get into your pilates zone pilates instuctor and massage therpist derek lozupone has only a few weeks left to work with his clients at this location....that's because about two weeks ago he came to his small office space to find

this notice from the health department being posted on his door.....and on about 50 other doors in this same building......it says he can't get a health department permit to practice here....because the building at 18th and treat...called activespace....is zoned light industrial. now i have to close my business and sort of scramble to figure something else, there's 50 massage therapist now looking for affordable offices in the city so just mad rush all at oncewe don't even know who else in the building is in the wrong zoning friday supervisor hillary ronan held a community meeting with just some of the 300 plus activspace tenants.......she says it appears the the building owner didn't tell his tenants only light industrial businesses are allowed to operate there....so this could go beyond the massage therapists and tattoo artists already notified.she's looking to find a creative solution that would allow those not properly zoned to be grandfathered in.we don't want to reward potential he bad behavior on behalf of the owner but we also don't want these well-intentioned businesses that had no idea that they were operating in a

space that wasn't zone for their use and would suffer in normas sleet, not only the businesses but also all the residents to depend on them activspace's attorney said he has no comment at this time. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( marty ) teachers held a rally friday outside american high school in fremont. it was part of a "walk in" demonstration where teachers walked to their respective schools in solidarity... asking for better contracts, fair wages and more support. teachers say they're fed up with not being paid enough to survive, some even having to pick up a second job. ( marty ) students in oakland staged a sick-out friday. they gathered in front of the school district headquarters in support of their teachers who have been working without a contract for 18 -months... and are looking for a 12 -percent pay raise . the district says, it can do 5 -percent. the students ... by not showing

up to classes ... hope to send a message to the school where it hurts ... the budget. school districts receive money from the state.. based on overall attendance... so when students do not show up to school, it affects how much the district ends up receiving. ( marty ) thirty contractors who lost tools during the camp fire - took part in a giveaway at a home depot in chico. it was all part of an initiative to get contractors back to work. organizers say this is a step in the right direction for contractors who want to get back to work. ( marty ) a couple of organizations donated 85-thousand dollars to the giveaway. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... richmond bridge

(dave)showers and high elevation snow showers will linger saturday. widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels will return

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from covergirl. ( marty ) the last couple of weeks have been quiet at movie theaters. but all that could change this weekend. david daniel has our preview. "coffee: the bitter liquid that provides the only semblance of pleasure left in these dark times...""oh my goshness, did i interrupt you brooding just now?"everything is awesome for "lego movie" fans this weekend. "the lego movie two: the second part" is

ready to takover the top spot at the box office. forecasters say the animated sequel will lead the way with 50-million dollars or more. (nat) "i'm making partner, baby! mmm-hmm!""what men want" could also fare well. taraji-p henson stars as a sports agent pushed aside by her male colleagues -- until she's given the ability to read men's minds. the box office crystal ball says the comedy will debut with anywhere from 15-to-25 million dollars.(nat) "kyle's dead. tell me what happened.""cold pursuit" stars liam neeson as a snowplow driver who goes after the men he thinks killed his son. box office watchers predicted an opening weekend of just seven-to-10 million dollars... and that was before neeson's controversial comments in an interview left many people "cold."(nat)finally, "the prodigy" gives horror fans something to scream about, with its tale of a disturbed boy who may be possessed. look for the supernatural thriller to summon about seven-million dollars in its debut. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. adlib seven adlib seven day.

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 ...for kron 4 news at eight. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá)

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