>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news today is sunday march 27th. i'm camila barco. we also have dave spahr here with us. a look at your weather forecast a so out. well, that's fog. you know, it's come back. i but i mean, spring-like weather. i was expecting some sun today, but it is mild, although we don't have a whole lot of sun going on. we've got some rain. we need that to. we definitely need that. we got that is part of the right along here for you. as i mentioned, we have some fog to get things started as the marine layer really start to thicken up. >> overnight cloud cover along with that as well and handing it over stormtracker 4. it could be a lot busier later on. but what we're getting here is with the thicker marine layer a little bit of

coastal drizzle going on there. so it's not your imagination if you're along the coast to sf and you have the little bit of drizzle work in the windshield a bit. yes, that's along with the package. but the deeper stuff still out to sea temperature. check for you at this hour. actually mild to start things off. lower 50's off to the east bay 40's up in the north bay. 53 hayward, 51 san jose. give me the contrast numbers. this time yesterday, half a dozen degrees ahead of we there were this time from yesterday with the package. we talked about winds as well, east bay hills, also along the santa cruz mountains and the coast along the peninsula. you're looking at winds today. the wind advisory, it technically kicks in this afternoon and will be around all over night until 05:00am on monday. the fog, what we have will mix out fairly quickly under overcast skies are mostly cloudy. look at that at 6.45. or so interesting. yeah, this is a rival of rain. it completely mir's what we will be getting for that line of rain across the bay about sunset. the

breakdown for you today. we've got mostly cloudy skies on tap temperatures getting into the middle 60's. more coming up in a bit. camilla. >> all right. thanks, dave. breaking news out of the south bay right now, san jose police are investigating 2 shootings within one block of each other. the first one happened at 2.43. this morning on east san carlos and 4th street. police say at least one person is hurt. the other shooting involves a police officer. it happened a minute later on east san carlos street near san jose state university. they haven't said of the 2 shootings are related or how they happened. but they do say that people should avoid the area as officers have closed the streets to investigate. now, this is a developing story and will bring you the latest. once we know more. a 4th covid shot could soon be available for older americans. the biden administration is expected to announce 50 years and older. we'll be able to get a second booster. it can either be the pfizer or

moderna vaccines and kron four's amanda hari spoke to an infectious disease specialist to get his reaction on the news. >> i'm surprised that it it's coming this soon, given the fact that we're kind of quiet ucsf, infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says he didn't expect to see the news that the biden administration is planning to offer those 50 and older. >> a second booster of either the pfizer or moderna vaccine. but he says the administration is likely thinking about the future and waning protection. >> the additional shot may also prevent people from getting in section, particularly. you gotten your shot. you you know, they shot more than >> 5, 0, 6 months ago, doctor chin-hong says, although it will be available for people as young as 15, it's most important for people who are significantly older. so not only just above 50, but really about.

>> 75. so if you look at some countries like sweden, they looking at over 85 for a 4th shot. if you look at the uk, they like and over. 75. as for the rest of the population, doctor chin-hong sees a few different scenarios. i think they had several possibilities for the general population by the fall winter. number one, you get a 4th shot for everybody. he says it won't just protect against severe illness but also help some people avoid infection entirely. the second possibilities that big work on a completely new vaccine, which they're doing right now. he says there's a 3rd option of a variant-specific vaccine, but he doesn't believe it would be very popular. the 4th option is that you do nothing because again, most people. why going to do fine, actually from the cdc data with just 2 shots from? >> serious disease or even that ultimately, doctor peter chin-hong does think the move towards a 4th dose is

positive. >> he says we have the supplies so now people can make their own decision based on their own circumstances. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> now starting april for san francisco will align with the state on covid guidance. the city and county is also going to stop requiring proof of vaccination or a negative covid test to enter indoor mega events. now the state defines those as large gatherings of 1000 people or more. city officials say it is still recommended that people get vaccinated and test when symptoms come up. california is sending more than 14 million covid-19 tests to schools as students and staff return from spring break. the distribution is part of governor gavin newsome. smarter plan, which is the next phase of the state's pandemic response. the state also made personal protective personal protective equipment available to schools. state officials say over 40 million mask have already been distributed to schools since

returning from winter break. >> caltrans and bart trains aren't running in san bruno because of a fire near the tracks. >> caltrans says this fire is also forcing them to close the san bruno bart station until further notice. san bruno police say the fire started last night around 10, 30 east of san antonio and santa domingo. avenues caltrans running buses between the south san francisco and and millbrae stations. buses are also running from the san bruno station towards sfo and millbrae. a mother from hayward will be back in court tomorrow morning. samantha johnson is facing charges, murder charges for the murder of her own daughter. prosecutors believe johnson killed her 8 year-old daughter sophia mason who went missing earlier this month. police found her body days later in are sent home of johnson's boyfriend, dante jackson. police say that he's on the run and could be in the bay

area. johnson will stay behind bars until her arraignment tomorrow. coming up on the kron 4 morning news investigators are trying to find out what started a big apartment fire in antioch man tells us what he saw when the building went up in flames. >> plus, people in new york can start using uber to catch a cab soon. why some cab drivers say using the app to get new customers is helpful but not always worth it. and after the break, crowds flock to the san francisco bay to day one of the sale gp race, the sights and sounds of the competition after the break.

>> now, march madness was not the only major sporting event in town this weekend. the sale gp race is in san francisco and kron four's gayle ong spoke with spectators watching day one of the race. >> it's prix in san francisco was fantastic day. didn't traveled from north carolina just to watch super 50 candor and zipping through the san francisco bay. and she got a close vantage point, a seat on the water. the i mean, flying out but but >> why would you not want to

by our reaching speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. some couldn't keep up with to. but there so fast have light at pier. 45 peter is kundera brought his 5 year-old son to a more quieter setting. >> we just want to see how fast is that. we're with them. >> the sale gp race draws thousands of spectators to the bay area. fans just can't get enough to super fast boats >> basically flying over the water. that was awesome. they go where rate racing, great land. we loved it. >> the competition continues on sunday ending with a 1 million dollar winner takes all prize reporting in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> now today kick-off bloom s f it is a series of special events and programming to welcome workers and visitors back to downtown san francisco bloom sf is part of mayor london breed's plan to help the downtown area recover

union square in bloom is the first event to start off the series. if you go, you'll see colorful floral displays throughout the area. organizers say they'll be planting flowers in different parts of union square each week until the end of may when the whole area should be in bloom out. bloom sf event runs through april. 2nd and you can see a list of events on the city's website. >> and we're tracking some rain showers to come to the bay area that will be for tonight and pretty much a nocturnal event for today, though, cloudy skies, mild temps as we look at 60's to

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>> all right, time for another check of the weather with meteorologist state sparking us a closer look at this fog. i know it's it's not going away and i will it will it just kind of want make south thing and then it's out of here. >> temporarily. but coming back tonight to so ok, know we're expecting some rain. we are going line of yes, alise line of rain. you'll need the rain gear because we've got more coming our way. that's right. this is a good play out nicely because could be a nocturnal event. all tonight and then kind of clear up a little bit for tomorrow, although we're looking for some scattered showers still remain. it's these bay shoreline, speaking of carmella was talking about you can see still it's kind of in place, but it should mix out a little bit by the later morning hours. there's the low still there. we have some sprinkles or some light drizzle going on along the coast. that's really about it.

it's just the thicker marine layer that we're dealing with. the real juicy stuff for this is yet to come. i'll show you the forecast projections and a bit right now. our temperatures holding in the lower to middle 50's. 49 for livermore. 48 santa rosa. 51 freeman and 51 san jose. let's hand it over to future cast for for today. basically mostly cloudy skies here it comes about the dinner hour or so 6.30, nice wall of rain at work here. and it looks like it's going to play out throughout not only just the evening hours, but pretty much overnight with a nice line of rain. still as late as 5.15, or so. then this other bubbling up from the south comes up at this point. this is going to be more of a scattered thunder shower event thrown in. there are some colder law starts to work. magic. and so we might have potentially some hail. and also here's a bonanza right here, getting some up in the mountains. they have a winter weather advisory. nice to add to the bank account for that. future cast winds. here's the uptick in winds this afternoon. this is the wind advisory. it's very sparse

where its coverage area's. but everybody's going to feel that coming in from the south. the peninsula getting good dose there, as you can see and then the winds subside as we go late overnight into monday, little breezy, but not that intense wind are good, strong wind that we're going to have late this afternoon and this evening, mostly cloudy, breezy late rain around sunset. tomorrow we're talking about scattered showers or thundershowers clearing late. this is monday. now and the remainder of the week, a somewhat uneventful sun and clouds mixture in there and then a gradual warming up by the time we will get to 70 by thursday. all right. here's your forecast. 64 san francisco open. 66 69 for san jose. it's still possible with all those clouds and such to still scratch. maybe some lower 70's potentially in the far east bexar on the delta. there were might be some more sunshine going on for today, but basically mostly upper 60's story and have the 4 zone forecast for you and show you some longer-range projections as well. coming up. >> all right, dave, president

biden spending plan for the 2023 budget year would trim more than 1 trillion dollars from projected deficits over the next decade. that's according to a release from the white house. biden's administration inherited a budget deficit that was equal in size to nearly 15% of the entire u.s. economy. but the deficit for the upcoming budget year will be below 5% of the economy. the president is expected to unveil his budget proposal tomorrow. now the clock is ticking for bay area tenants behind on rent because of the pandemic. the state's eviction moratorium expires march 31st. and after that, landlords will be able to start filing eviction notices to renters who owe back rent san jose city leaders say close to 7,000 renters are at risk of getting evicted because of this. some council members want san jose leaders to extend the moratorium 6 more months last week, council members voted 6 to 4 for the city to review

the issue and returned with an answer in 2 weeks. the moratorium we'll have already ended by then. so it's unclear if anything will happen for people facing eviction. small business owners and san francisco have until april first to apply for rent relief. city officials say the money comes from a grant for business owners to pay rent debt due to covid-19 related shutdowns. this grant will pay for a portion of the rent debt. you accrued from march 2020 to september 2021. city officials say they have a total investment of 2 million dollars and expect to fund at least 50 businesses. those businesses must be on current rape, rent payments since october 2021. now in new york city. uber is planning to start listing all city taxis through its app. the move is supposed to help struggling cab drivers get more customers. now it's still unclear how much they will make and if it will be enough

to cover overhead expenses, jennifer biz biz. rem spoke with drought. some drivers who say being able to hail a cab using the uber app will help but may not be worth it. >> new yorkers will soon be able to hail yellow cab using the uber app. a move that could drive more business for struggling city. taxi drivers. it's good. >> that that the new going to have a little one or 2 or more today, but we want that they should be filled. the new york taxi workers alliance says it's a step in the right >> after years of contention between cab drivers and the ride sharing industry adding uber and lyft plummeted the value of taxi medallions. >> took away customers from cabbies and cause hunger strikes, protests even suicide. it described whole industry like it cabdrivers suicide customers are expected to pay about the same amount for taxi rides as they would

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and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave spahr right next to me and right next to that tv where we just say plenty of fog, you can barely see anything out there. i know for right now because he's got a mix little bit. but it's going to take too long to do that as we wait for that rain that we've been talking about looks like it's going to rain pretty heavy tonight, crossing fingers actually for the bay area. that's right. we need this and we'll get it. also warm for the mountain snows to. that's also good news as well. >> so again, as a camilla point out, we have quite a bit of fog. yes, that will mix out in the later morning hours. however, still remain overcast. just about all day today might see some breaks of sun tick in the east bay. little couple splotches appearing on radar, but that's just the deeper marine layer. that's not the real deal. the deeper moisture still out to

sea right now for our winds have a little bit of an onshore wind. they're going to shift more from the south this afternoon, even though we're actually on a kind of a mild notice. we start our day breaking your day down about 59, 11 o'clock 60 62 underscoring again, a couple of cracks. the sun coming out there a little bit as you can see back to those temperatures. we have a lot of 50's on the board. it's actually a mild start today. 49 for livermore. 48 santa rosa and the bottle. 54 napa in 52. meanwhile, 4 the going with 64 for a high today for san francisco. 66 oakland, 69 for san jose keeping it basically cloudy all day today and everybody along the north south up to directory, starting to see that rain develop probably by the dinner hour will get take a look at what it looks like. a long range and also your 4 zone forecast to camilla. >> all right, dave in antioch, officials have not ruled out an electrical malfunction or arson as possible causes for an apartment complex. fire left more than 30 people,

including numerous children without a home forcefully to call shows us the damage. >> i broke the glass for a grab. the fire extinguisher when brass ring out of his apartment when a neighbor alerted flames were spreading on the building across from him at the delta pines apartments on sycamore drive in antioch friday night. >> they soon jumped to his building to he did what he could to put the fire out. the fire was p g unit. >> and i sprayed it all went down. but soon the fire sting was sure he's still see the ways of plane at the pga meter and then just went up again. glenn says the unit he's lived in for 7 years of sustained fire and water damage. >> the contra costa county fire protection district had the fire under control a little more than an hour after it started. but not before leaving 10 units fun inhabitable. the fire has

displaced. 33 people, including 12 children. it was everywhere and it was so scary. >> i mean, my kids are actually in the living room when it happened and we heard it and i had to up and get them out of our apartment and compounding the problem. glenn and other tenants tell me that renters insurance is not required to live here. we don't have renters insurance. several other tenants are in the same boat. many expressing frustration saturday because they were prevented from retrieving any of their stuff. neighbors who were unaffected by the fire helped out by donating clothing and food. in addition to the assistance displaced residents received from the american red cross. i don't like to see i wouldn't even wish this my enemy. fire protection district says the fire started near gas meters but has not determined them to be the cause. investigators also have not ruled out arson. >> fortunately, no injuries were reported in antioch. call from 4 news.

>> now a wildfire destroyed an ancient coastal redwood tree in marin county, the roughly 200 foot tall, redwood known as the pioneer tree fell after catching fire, california state parks said in a statement it was one of the few remaining old growth, redwood trees at samuel p taylor state park. the pioneer tree was estimated to be approximately 500 years old. the cause of the fire is not known. emergency responders retrieved the second black box yesterday from the deadly plane crash in china. the first black box was discovered wednesday, all 132 people aboard china. eastern airlines flight 5, 7, 3, 5, were declared dead friday. the cause of this tragedy remains a mystery. the weather was fine and chinese aviation authorities say that the flight crew had not sent any distress signals. the recovery of the second black box increases the chances authorities determining the cause. now sussia is starting

to target new cities further west and ukraine. but the ukrainian people are continuing to fight and slow them down. robert sherman has the latest on the invasion. >> for over a month, russian forces have hammered cities across ukraine with bombings and airstrikes. an explosion was heard ukraine's capital city of kiev along with more air raid sirens. but out west ukrainians are on high alert city of lviv facing new attacks today. the governor of the region reported 3 powerful explosions, multiple missile strikes in lviv left 5 people injured. this photo posted by the mayor of the city shows the windows of the school blown out by the shock waves of bombs. and now there's new cause for concern for the northern ukrainian city of sure. and ahead, the city is now surrounded and the suffering of residents who haven't been able to escape is intensifying those residents. now, if you're sure to have could suffer the same fate as besieged mariupol in the south. ukrainian president,

volodymyr zelensky making a surprise video appearance at qatar's doha form stating that because ukraine cannot export due to the war, the world will suffer the consequences. the absence of ax was from ukraine will deal a severe blow to many countries worldwide to the muslim world light in attic and all the countries for he's so let's get again called on russia to negotiate an end to the war. >> but he said ukraine would not agree to give up any of its territory for the sake of peace. the issue of energy, top of mind as many western nations pledge to not buy oil from russia. solecki today calling on the country to increase its output of energy future, all of your foot hands of which i serve. was to increased out and energy as you get to ensure that everyone is rush on the stand as the front of, know, can't can't use as a weapon, black black male. that it.

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oscars academy awards is under way and people attending. >> are being asked to follow covid protocols, including taking to pcr test before the event and they are also required to be fully vaccinated to attend. joshua jenkins has more from hollywood. >> lights, camera, covid compliance for the ninety-fourth annual academy awards in the heart of hollywood. the most recognizable and arguably prestigious awards show on the planet is back at its home base. the dolby theater, the red carpet is rolled out and crew members are putting finishing touches on the venue to make it all happen. authorities are closing temporarily. some of the busiest streets in tinseltown hollywood boulevard and highland avenue among other roadways surrounding the theater will be closed throughout the weekend and not reopening until early monday morning. sections of the major streets will be shut down until wednesday morning. the

entertainment capital of the world attracts fans from all over the world as well as across the u.s.. >> i like it's a very beautiful and and no, i'm very excited. this so much stuff to see when they did so much going on with movies are filmed that it's like amazing. i've never been here. this is our first time. so really excited is fun is want to be here. i love it here. >> i love it. he is. but all spent is beautiful here. >> public health safety measures are in place for attendees with covid-19 testing requirements. the motion picture academy has said attendees must be fully vaccinated and take 2 pcr tests. one on march 24th and one the day before the event on sunday march 27th. >> now oscar nominee manuel miranda is skipping tonight's academy awards after his wife tested positive for covid. he tweeted that she's fine. and so is he. but he is not

attending out of caution or and is nominated for best song for our from the disney animated film and conto. if he wins, he would make history as the youngest person to win an emmy, a grammy, an oscar and a 2, one, tony, quite an accomplishment, right, dave? yeah, one of aaron aaron burr has anything to do with night. >> we're watching the next storm coming on and that will be for tonight in the overnight. there. it is all wild up for you. rain developing by sunset as we get into tomorrow. maybe some cap, crackle of thunder thrown in for good measure. back in a bit with your forecast.

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>> and antarctic ice shelf the size of los angeles has collapsed after a heat spell in the area. satellite images captured the dramatic end of the massive ice shelf. scientists believe this region was stable and relatively untouched by climate change. but temperatures soared more than 70 degrees hotter than usual last week. the ice shelf about 460 square miles wide. finally splintered between march 14 16. it marks the first time in human history east antarctica has seen a complete ice shelf collapse. now back here at home. we're definitely not seeing ice shelf collapse, but we are seeing plenty of fog and we're definitely going to be seeing a lot of rain. yeah, and we'll

see some mountain snows to see which is good to add up there of the tahoe. so we need that up in the bank. so people still scale there. >> yeah, course. yeah. i haven't gone skiing seasons of why you certainly can't. and we're adding some fresh coating for you join us right now to hang out here. >> hey, we've got some rain coming your way for today. right now we're dealing with that fog across the east bay shoreline. wait for the next couple of hours. that to clear out a bit. alright, checking things o%t for the winter weather. i just spoke of up in the sierra. this is a winter weather advisory that's in place. this actually kicks in at midnight tonight and he's with us until 08:00pm on monday. remember, things delayed up there because it happens here. first before it gets out towards the east like that. so nice to get that all packed up there. now the forecast does call for a little bit of warming going on, you know, mid 50's. that will be for tuesday and wednesday. but not too warm to cause too much quick melting here, but it may start off as a mild type event. other words, the snow levels may

fall a little bit to rise a little bit, excuse me. and then fall later on when the next final shoe falls. because what we've got going on here is a line of rain and this low is going to sneak off towards our south. that's working to provide maybe potentially on monday. a couple claps of thunder, even though that event is going to be scattered showers. so handing it over to future cast for of what we've got going on here comes that major line is you can see. it's the involved rain that is with us all evening all overnight. then the bubbling up from the south that will give us potentially again, a couple of scattered thunder showers. 4 zone forecast covering you for this sunday. 64 for san francisco. lower 60's happening along the coast. 66 for burlingame to the south. 67 for palo alto. also for redwood city in the south bay. 69 for san jose. 66 cupertino, a little colder than yesterday, but still looking for summer numbers potentially to reach about 70 or so today. 69 for livermore,

68 for hayward. 69 for walnut creek. 64 richmond, 69 for concord. 67 fairfield, antioch, check-in about 71. 65 for vallejo. and 63. meanwhile, for santa rosa, day forecast reveals this. we've got a mixed bag of sun and clouds just about all week long and temperatures stay in the 60's, recovering a little bit into next weekend here, as you can see, 60's also covers at the bay. meanwhile, and we'll keep it in the 50's at the coast. camilla. >> all right, dave, this morning, we continue our series on remarkable women around the bay area today. we want to introduce you to a woman who survived the gilroy garlic festival shooting. she is now using the trauma she experienced that day to help others. kron 4 sarah stinson has her story. >> don't get as emotional talking about it anymore because it feels like i'm in control and moving myself forward and reclaiming my life. i meghan bull is feeling

stronger than ever. nearly 2 and a half years after surviving the gilroy garlic festival shooting. it took the lives of 3 people. my partner start to run and that's what heard. continual 30 shots going off in everything around us was. honestly chaos. we were right in the section where the shooter was student. the 2 were unharmed physically, but it didn't take long for megan. >> to start to feel symptoms of ptsd. any loud noises, strangers, any of those things would bring quite a bit of flash >> well, the day after i didn't leave my bed even now. it makes me emotional thinking of how low of a point that was struggling to find any solid resources for trauma survivors. megan started going to therapy tuesday on helpful, but i catch. >> thinking and trying to keep myself motivated them. what i what do i want to do despite

what happened to written on a pizza box. the idea of reclaim foundation was born. >> a nonprofit to help other survivors of trauma. just as megan was gaining a semblance of normalcy, she survived another kind of tragedy. a hit and run crash broke my back in 2 places and then push my vertebrae. >> towards my nerves. so i actually needed 4 screws and 2 rods to hold my back pocket together. after megan got spinal surgery, she learned how to walk and get her strength back up, becoming even more inspired to help others lived through the worst. don't want to lie. these 2 things limit me from doing it and it also re frame how much time we have and >> how long we have to live. reclaim foundation is completely run by volunteers and supported by donations. the mission is to provide resources to survivors of trauma and connect them with other survivors. megan is also launching a portal on the web

site this summer, allowing survivors to write in an online journal to express themselves privately or share publicly been affected by mass shooting. so i can write an entry, put it into that. >> black community and then other survivors can read it most to share their if it's a bad day for me, someone could hop on say, hey, have you tried meditation, have you tried this resource online? it really helps me in that way. survivors can band together and learn. and at just 25 years old with 2 life shattering traumas under her belt, meghan's life work will continue to be helping other survivors. well, i hope ramos cease to exist for now. they are ongoing and i hope >> we claim foundation can help anyone affected. and i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> now kron 4 is recognizing remarkable women all month long. every tuesday we will highlight another amazing woman. we also have a section on our website kron 4 dot com where you can see past winners

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm camila barco. it's sunday march 27 that we have a lot to get to this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. looks like the sun is peaking right there. this is half moon bay to about that. but that right here, right there use to to see much of it. so i know we have a lot of rain coming later. we have seen a lot of fog this morning. a lot of activity out there to that. and we've got some winds to add to that. okay. the snows and is full of all kinds of things going on here. that's right. this is a good morning, everybody. this isn't half moon bay. actually earlier, it was little bluish because of the light. >> source a bit. but now we're getting some more lighting going on as the sun starts to join us. so. >> watching this beast in a motion, this is going to buy the rain that you're going to hear all tonight. basically at

sunset to dawn tomorrow as the rain works. its magic right across the bay temperature check for you. actually pretty mild. upper 40's lower 50's at that. as we start the day 50 for livermore. 52 meanwhile for san jose, antioch, check-in at 52 contrasting this with 24 hours ago were half a dozen degrees or better ahead of what we were this time from yesterday. now, speaking of those gusty winds, i mentioned this before, but now the statements come out. this goes all the way till 05:00am tomorrow morning and actually kicks in this afternoon. but it stays in effect again all overnight, too. so we got kind of the storm package, if you will. santa cruz mountains are involved in this as well. san francisco, technically not. but it's the coast for peninsula and also to that higher elevation again in the east bay a bit. this will keep carry with it. winds that might get up to about 35 miles per hour. gusts may exceed that a little bit too. the direction generally will be from the south fog that we

mentioned what it clears out, not bad as we go into the will be mostly cloudy. but then the development of rain again and we'll have the fog one on all night added to everything that we have going on actually tomorrow morning, probably less. and the way of some fog, the breakdown for you today, mostly cloudy. 62 cleared out that fog by noon at 03:00pm. we're at 67 coming up in a bit of a run through that forecast model run for you. so you can see the light of the rain coming here and staying all overnight. camille. >> all right, dave, thank you. breaking news out of the south bay, san jose. police are investigating 2 shootings and they are 2 shooting 60's mean that happened within one block of each other. here is a map detailing where the first one happened. it's at 2.43. this morning on south 4th street just north of san carlos street. police say one man is dead. they do not know what led up to the shooting or who is responsible. this is the 4th homicide. they have investigated this year. the second shooting happened a

minute later on east san carlos street near san jose state university officers responded to la victoria restaurant, a friend in progress. weapons call. investigators say that the suspect was pointing a handgun at another person. an officer on scene fire, his weapon hitting the suspect, at least one time. and that suspect is expected to be okay. now officers say people should avoid the area as they have closed the streets to investigate. this is a developing story. and of course, we'll bring you the latest. once we know more. now starting april 1st, san jose excuse me, san francisco will align with the state on covid guidance the city and county is also going to stop requiring proof of vaccination or a negative covid test to enter indoor mega event. now the state defines those as large gatherings of 1000 people or more city officials say it is still recommended that people get vaccinated and tested when symptoms come up. california is sending more than 14 million covid-19 test

to schools as students and staff return from spring break. the distribution is part of governor gavin newsome. smarter plan, which is the next phase of the state's pandemic response. the state also made personal protective equipment available to schools. and state officials say over 40 million mask have already been distributed to schools since returning from winter break. caltrain and bart trains aren't running in san bruno because of a fire near the tracks. caltrans says this fire is also forcing them to close the san bruno bart station until further notice. san bruno police say the fire started last night around 10, 30 east of san antonio and santa domingo. avenues caltrain is running buses between the south san francisco and millbrae stations and buses are also running from the san bruno station towards sfo and millbrae. a mother from hayward will be back in court tomorrow morning. samantha johnson is facing murder

charges for the murder of her own daughter. prosecutors believe johnson killed her 8 year-old daughter sophia mason who went missing earlier this month. police found her body days later in are sent home of johnson's boyfriend. dante jackson. police say he's on the run and could be in the bay area. johnson will stay behind bars until her arraignment tomorrow. president joe biden is headed back to washington, d.c., after a four-day european trip focused on russia's invasion of ukraine. he capped off the trip with what the white house called a major address in poland. his staff had to walk back some of his comments and hannah brandt explains what he said. after speaking with world leaders and refugees, president biden ended his trip with a message about unity and confidence in the face of intensifying attacks on ukraine. >> we're so on the final day of his trip to europe. president biden met with ukrainian refugees in poland. most surprised

>> is the depth and strength of human spirit and had this to say about russian president vladimir putin to butcher. >> hours before his speech in poland, russian missile struck the city of lviv just a few dozen miles away from the polish border. but president biden still expressed optimism rather than breaking ukrainian resolve. russia's brutal tactics have strengthened the resolve after days of meeting with nato allies, the president said the alliance remains united and must continue to punish russia and support ukraine. we must commit now. >> to be in this fight for the long haul. we must remain unified today and tomorrow and the day after this week, the president announced plans to accept 100,000 ukrainian refugees into rest and to send a billion dollars in humanitarian aid. we stand with you. >> well, he reiterated that american troops will not go into ukraine. he had a warning for russian forces kind of thing.

>> we know single inch of nato territory and he also had a message for the russian people use. the russian people are not our enemy. president biden finished his speech with this remark about president putin. for god's sake. >> this man could not remain >> the white house quickly sent out clarification that president biden was not talking about a regime change and that his point is that putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over the region in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news investigators are trying to find out what started a big apartment fire in antioch man tells us what he saw when the building went up in flames. plus people in new york and start using uber to catch a cab soon. why some cab drivers say using the app to get new customers is helpful but not always worth it. and after the break, crowds flock to the san francisco bay to see day one of the sale gp race. we'll hear what they thought about the boats racing across the water.

>> march madness was not the only major sporting event in town this weekend. the sale gp race here is here in san francisco and kron four's gayle ong has the story.

>> in santa train, san francisco was fantastic day he's owed and traveled from north carolina just to watch super 50 cameron's zipping through the san francisco bay. and she got a closer vantage point, a seat on the water. the i mean, it's flying out but but why would you not want to by our reaching speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. some couldn't keep up with to. but there so fast have light at pier. 45 peter is can brought his 5 year-old son to a more quieter setting? >> we just want to see how fast is that. we're with >> the sale gp race draws thousands of spectators to the bay area. fans just can't get enough to super fast boats >> basically flying over the water. that was awesome. they go where rate racing. >> great land. we loved it. >> the competition continues on sunday ending with a 1 million dollar winner takes

all prize reporting in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> now today kicks off bloom s f it is a series of special events and programming to welcome workers and visitors back to downtown san francisco bloom. sf is a part of mayor london breed's plan to help the downtown area recover union square in bloom is the first event to start off the weries. if you go, you'll see colorful floral displays throughout the bay area. union square alliance says that they'll be planting flowers in different parts of union square each week until the end of may when the whole area should be in foil and bloom sf. the event runs through april second, you can see a list of the events on the city's website. >> well, maybe help your flowers bloom a little bit. we'll have some rain showers going on for tonight. it looks like here's the breakdown for you, though. today. generally speaking, cloudy skies getting to the upper 60's near about 70, but got a stiff when working its magic by this

afternoon wind advisory involved. with that to your forecast is next. good year.

>> all right. time to check the time for another check of the weather. meteorologist dave sphar giving us a closer look. david, can use and will ikassrien is good news you.

you're thank you bringing that of course, i am not that there you go. all the rain gods right here. okay. but you know what? the thing is this week ahead. we're not going to see really warm temperatures. those here waiting for that kind of thing about the kind of >> wait this week out. we've got a lot of 60's on board for this week. mixed bag of sun and clouds. but hey, we're going to rain going on tonight. we need that mountain snows to dad of the bank account that helps out for took the central valley are the growing food and everything like that. >> east bay shoreline. and that fog start to lift off a little bit revealing cloudy skies for today. here's the storm that we're talking about packaged in their rain. winds for us. also mountain snows, as i mentioned earlier, timing of this is not bad. let you get out. do what you got to do for this sunday. and then that rain starts developing as we get around sunset a project that in just a bit. but temperatures for you right now lower to some middle 50's sneaking in here and there. 56 already antioch of 49 at the santa rosa. so overnight was relatively mild we have had a little bit of the way the mist and specials going on along the coast. a little bit of the deeper marine layer, but it's

going to take its sweet time getting in here. so around, let's say sunset shortly thereafter word here comes the line of a good commitment of rain at work here. looks like it's going to be lasting all night. it good. looks like a moderate rain shower event occurring for us. then tomorrow morning, it looks like it breaks up, but for your morning commute, keep in mind, you see this bald over here. this is another little system to make note of that will send a little spike here of some scattered showers and thunder showers going on tomorrow morning and all the way into tomorrow afternoon. so monday will involved as well. and again, they're the mountain snows that i mentioned earlier. wind gusts with this. now we have them on shore for now. they're going to switch later on from the south. but with cloud cover all day today and you got the winds working, it will actually feel a little bit cool in spots so than the kind of a fall like day almost. and again, the kind of winter type storm system that we're getting here, although it's a somewhat mild one can give us some mountain snow as though

that's good news as well. and then they will return back to on shore flow pattern by tuesday. so we've got mostly cloudy, breezy, late rain around sunset. give or take then tomorrow, scattered showers, thunder showers clearing late on all of that. then this week as the sun and clouds mixture, we've got almost not really persistence, but remaining 60's until maybe about thursday. we'll pop that about 70 or so. so for today, again, with a lot of cloud cover almost done with the fog. 64 san francisco, 66 oakland, 69 for san jose might see a couple spots reached about 70 or so. but at those winds in there doesn't feel as warm as that. well, the tour in the 4 zone forecast in just a bit have been extended in walk through those model runs for you again, camille, camilla. >> thanks, dave. president biden spending plan for the 2023 budget year would trim more than 1 trillion dollars from projected deficits over the next decade. that's according to a release from the white house. biden's administration inherited a budget deficit that was equal

in size to nearly 15% of the entire u.s. economy. but the deficit for the upcoming budget year will be below 5% of the economy. the president is expected to unveil his budget proposal tomorrow. the clock is ticking for bay area tenants behind on rent because of the pandemic. the state's eviction moratorium expires march 31st. and after that, landlords will be able to start filing eviction notices to renters who owe back rent san jose city leaders say close to 7,000 renters are at risk of getting evicted because of this. some council members want san jose leaders to extend the moratorium 6 more months. last week, council members voted 6 to 4 for the city to review the issue and returned with an answer in 2 weeks. but the moratorium will have already ended by then. so it's unclear if anything will happen for people facing eviction. small

business owners and san francisco have until april first to apply for rent relief. city officials say the money comes from a grant for business owners to pay rent debt due to covid-19 related shutdowns. now this grant will pay for a portion of the rent debt you accrue from march 2020 to september 2021. city officials say they have to a total investment of 2 million dollars and expect to fund a minimum of 50 businesses. now those businesses must be current on rent payments from october. 21. in new york city uber is planning to start listing all city taxis through its app. the move is supposed to help struggling cab drivers get more customers. it's still unclear how much they will make and if there will be enough to cover overhead expenses. jennifer spoke with some drivers who say this will help but may not be worth it. >> new yorkers will soon be able to yellow cab using the

uber app. a move that could drive more business for struggling city. taxi drivers. it's good. >> that that the new going to have a little or 2 or more today, but we want that they should be filled. the new york taxi workers alliance says it's a step in the right >> after years of contention between cab drivers and the ride sharing industry adding uber and lyft plummeted the value of taxi medallions. >> took away customers from cabbies and cause hunger strikes, protests even suicide. it described whole industry like it cabdrivers suicide customers are expected to pay about the same amount for taxi rides as they would for uber x rise. but it's what cab drivers would take home. that's concerning time. and we want know what john did to corey, like 64 fund by >> they what 85% seemed pay to overcome burning all it should

100% the >> they yellow cab drivers tell pix 11 on top of soaring gas prices. they have more expenses like medallion payments and higher car costs so they can't get paid with uber drivers do or else it won't be worth it. >> and we have to make money out of you. >> f a a is warning boeing might have to wait for ckrtification of its longer version of the 7.37. max. it's called the 10 and boeing was hoping for approval by the end of the year. the f a a is holding off on granting the certification because of issues meeting new safety standards in the cockpit. now boeing is concerned the delay could impact jobs and production and the company could lose out on big orders like delta's order for 100 of those planes. some users of the popular mobile payment app. zelle are being targeted for theft, credible dot com marketplace lender says

scammers are calling in telling cell users that their accounts had been compromised or payments standing complete. some transactions are then reversed by customers, which are actually authorizing transactions to scammers. experts urge people not to respond to calls by people saying that their bank agents. after the break, high gas prices have people thinking about going electric. we have a look at a new option from volvo. >> that you can buy online.

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there's a new electric car on the market and you can buy it online. rich demuro takes a look in this morning's tech smart. >> volvo is pledging to go all electric by the year 2030 and they're starting with an suv called the c 40 recharge. it has a range of over 200 miles. and recently i got to take it on a test drive. palm springs, california, the perfect place for a test drive. now it's time to behind the wheel of the c 40. all electric them. >> although brought me here to experience their first pure electric car. this see 40 recharge. thank you all. >> navigate to the korea vista point. it has a range of 226 miles. this car has a lot of power. it's got a good range. it feels solid on the road and

it just goes this thing lice. the infotainment system, powered by google. you don't have to memorize and the specific commands we can speak. publicist cent. >> and i think that's the key benefits. anybody you said my drive takes me through windy mountain roads past unique architecture. >> and to some on inspiring vista points come this far. i've got to take in the view. the c 40 recharge represents a new greener path for volvo with the goal of 100% electric sales by 2030. not only is this fall, most first leather free card leathers, not even an option. >> some of the seats and the car but are made from recycled water bottles in another first. the car will be sold online only but buyers will still have to finalize the sale and price through a dealer fully loaded. it's around $59,000 but does qualify for maximum incentives that you see 40 kind of in the low and the luxury of range and can e directly with a lot of mainstream.

>> a similar vehicles such the folks writing 94, the 86 and hyundai 5. you've got a great range on this car, but just making sure that you find those places that you can charge a charge fast, he's going to be the biggest challenge when you're this early to going electric, you have to be prepared for a bit of adventure. of course, it's lot of marks data charge people asked questions. but i with every change. >> every change your look around. you fly off during service. know it works and it's extremely fun. >> the color of the c 40 recharge. i was driving is called fjord blue. and you know, an auto makers on to something when several people on the street stop you to talk about your car. if you want to learn more about it, you go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> we'll be right back after the break.

>> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr and he's here with us forecast. i mean, it's i mean, i guess rain is good. i was about to say, >> know what? the thing is this time. great for nightfall at night. you ever needed to do well at 6 o'clock hoping maybe some people are. but i for us, hear rain all overnight. what is that hark?

you'll say, hey, that's the rain we talked about. looks like it's just about an all-night affair going on. and i've been looking at some of the numbers. the projections are and they look to be a little bit more generous than what we saw from yesterday will be getting more into that in just a bit right now. here's the live shot from uc berkeley. there you but the fog tries to return this kind of renegotiating itself around a little bit. we're going to give this up for overcast are mostly cloudy skies on balance today. there you see it. just ripples and waves of cloud cover coming our way. light rain and drizzle going on with all of this. but the juice, your moisture still yet out to sea. winds for now are on shore. they're going to shift more from a southerly direction when that system gets a little closer here, that will happen this afternoon to have that wind advisories i spoke of that covers the higher elevations in the east bay, santa cruz mountains. those the 2 key areas and also along the coast. 62 at high noon of 3. we're at 67, mostly cloudy skies, working its magic for today will call those highs

about 64 san francisco with oakland, 66 69 san jose. some spots may pop off at about 70 or 71 or so. but with those winds, it will feel a little bit cooler than that. now, then tonight comes the rain and again, coming up in a bit. we'll show you some of those projections there and rainfall amounts as well. camilla. >> thanks, dave. an antioch officials are not ruling out an electrical malfunction. orr arson as possible causes of an apartment complex fire that left more than 30 people, including numerous children without a home prom forcefully to call shows us the damage. >> i broke the glass for a grab. the fire extinguisher when brass ring out of his apartment when a neighbor alerted flames were spreading on the building across from him at the delta pines apartments on sycamore drive in antioch friday night. >> they soon jumped to his building to he did what he could to put the fire out. the fire was at the p g unit. >> and i sprayed it all went

down. but soon the fire sting was sure he's still see the ways of plane at the pga meter and then just went up again. glenn says the unit he's lived in for 7 years of sustained fire and water damage. >> the contra costa county fire protection district had the fire under control a little more than an hour after it started. but not before leaving 10 units fun inhabitable. the fire has displaced. 33 people, including 12 children. it was everywhere .nd it was so scary. >> i mean, my kids are actually in the living room when it happened and we heard it and i had to up and get them out of our apartment and compounding the problem. glenn and other tenants tell me that renters insurance is not required to live here. we don't have renters insurance. several other tenants are in the same boat. many expressing frustration saturday because they were prevented from retrieving any of their stuff. neighbors who were unaffected by the fire helped out by

donating clothing and food. in addition to the assistance displaced residents received from the american red cross. i don't like to see i wouldn't even wish this my enemy. fire protection district says the fire started near gas meters but has not determined them to be the cause. investigators also have not ruled out arson. >> fortunately, no injuries were reported in antioch. call from 4 news. >> a wildfire has destroyed an ancient coastal redwood tree in moraine county, the roughly 200 foot tall, redwood known r% as the pioneer tree fell after catching fire. california state parks said in a statement it was one of the few remaining old growth, redwood trees at samuel p taylor state park. the pioneer tree was estimated to be approximately 500 years old. the cause of the fire is not known. emergency responders retreat. the second black box yesterday from the deadly plane crash in china. the first black box was discovered

wednesday, all 132 people aboard china. eastern airlines flight 5, 7, 3, 5, were declared dead friday. the cause of this tragedy remains a mystery. the weather was fine and chinese aviation authorities say the flight crew had not sent any distress signals. the recovery of the second black box. it increases the chances of authorities determining a cause. now russia is starting to target new cities further west in ukraine. but the ukrainian people are continuing to fight and slow them down. robert sherman has the latest on the invasion. >> for over a month, russian forces have hammered cities across ukraine with bombings and airstrikes. an explosion was heard ukraine's capital city of kiev along with more air raid sirens. but out west ukrainians are on high alert city of lviv facing new attacks today. the governor of the region reported 3 powerful explosions, multiple missile

strikes in lviv left 5 people injured. this photo posted by the mayor of the city shows the windows of the school blown out by the shock waves of bombs. and now there's new cause for concern for the northern ukrainian city of sure. and ahead, the city is now surrounded and the suffering of residents who haven't been able to escape is intensifying those residents. now, if you're sure to have could suffer the same fate as besieged mariupol in the south. ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky making a surprise video appearance at qatar's doha form stating that because ukraine cannot export due to the war, the world will suffer the consequences. the absence of ax was from ukraine will deal a severe blow to many countries worldwide to the muslim world light in attic and all the countries for why he's so let's get again called on russia to negotiate an end to the war. >> but he said ukraine would not agree to give up any of its terditory for the sake of peace. the issue of energy, top of mind as many western nations pledge to not buy oil from russia. solecki today calling on the country to

increase its output of energy future, all of your foot hands of which i serve. it was to increased out and energy as you get school to ensure thpt everyone is russia on the stand is different, know, can treat and use as a weapon. black black male it. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the 94th oscars academy awards is underway and dean richards is giving us all his predictions for the top categories. up next.

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i'll take 'em. theaters this week. the la city starring sandra bullock, channing tatum and daniel radcliffe. >> they ran to comedy is about a novelist who is kidnapped by wealthy mad men. dean richards has more details in this morning's movie review. >> i enjoyed your book about the lost city. i believe your the we find its trash. new this week. there's the romantic comedy treasure hunt action adventure. the lost city and its center. bullet is a romance novelist kidnapped by a wealthy mad seeking the secrets of her novels. tatum and brad pitt are added into the mix spoofing their own good looks and its light 100 predictable fun. that's the kind of movie don't think too hard about you. just what happened. >> it's a dean's list b in theaters. only also new this

week is the nail-biter infinite storm. the story of an experienced climber who discovers a mysterious stranded man on the mountain. >> just the she's trying to get down off of it before a massive blizzard hits. you know me watch stars in this real-life nail-biter that spectacularly shot and only in theaters. another dean's list b, all in all. a good weekend to check out an oscar nominated movie or performance. my predictions for sunday's academy awards include you? >> through and coated children of deaf adults. troy kotsur beautifully plays a fisherman struggling to relate to his daughter who is able to hear. >> in addition to it being a touching performance, coats or has won nearly every award along the awards trail. this year is the easy favorite to become the first deaf actor to win the supporting actor award.

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advisory. this is way up here in tahoe. it's actually kicks in at midnight tonight and will be with us until 8 monday evening gives an idea about the timing of all of this in the bay area will experience that rain through monday as well. so we're not going to be done with it by dawn tomorrow, back up to tahoe for the forecast next couple of days. monday. this keep the snow going tuesday. 54 56 on wednesday in a sun pokes out a little bit here. temperatures not going to crazy on us. we want to get in the 60's here. 50's is kind of warm. but i mean the 60's he a lot of melting going on. so hopefully we'll hold on to some of that all wild up here. the 9 nice little mid latitude. cyclones. thank you. and moisture accompanying all of this as well. let's get to those forecast models both near and far. this is the closest model here. we have a some drizzle going on early today, but by the dinner hour and shortly afterwards, that's when this wall of rain comes our way. good. moderate rain showers occurring as you can see, 01:00am. it's still well involved over the bay area really doesn't start lifting

and breaking up until tomorrow morning, as you can see and then continues into tomorrow afternoon. that's being fortified by that low to the south. and this may kick off some isolated showers or thunder shower. i'm sorry. isolated thunder showers with the rain going on here. the scattered showers might also get some potential issues of hail, too, because the cold air aloft, how much we getting through this. these are just projections now. this is when it really starts. this is just some drizzle here. preamble stuff. and then the real stuff gets here. look at those numbers were popping up there and run an inch for oakland, san francisco in santa rosa. 3 quarters for half moon bay, even in the rain shadow here, san jose, more than half of an inch of rain. and then we kind of top it off a little bit. this is frozen here on monday at 6, then into the day of monday, we add a little bit more to that. but money is going to be more about potential barking rather than actually getting quantitatively rain. but this is a little bit higher than the estimations were from yesterday. long range forecast models. we obviously know what's going on for today

tonight. tomorrow. then we clear out for a couple of days, these little fronts drop south and they really don't have any rain with them. that would be nice we get something from that. out to next weekend will let you know how that starts to develop. and that success of system up towards our northwest. that's more typical as we get into spring 4 zone forecast for your sunday. 64 san francisco about 60 ish along the coast will do it. these numbers are a little cooler than yesterday, but you add a little wind to it and they feel cool when you take away the sunshine for the most part. 66 burlingame, 66 foster city, 67 palo alto in the south bay. most readings here shy of 70 east bay shoreline, upper 60's tri valley will get your close to 70, but not quite there. 69 for walnut creek, overcast skies. we have a lot of uniformity with temperatures. 66 for oakland. may pop at 71. 65 allay in 63 for santa rosa. so with all that traffic we get all week long, we have quite a bit of cloud cover kind of in and out of this forecast keeping into the 60's here, finishing off

the week will break up the skies here. looks like a lower 70's at work. hopefully that system i mentioned next sunday will produce some fruit here. 60's of the bay 50's at the coast. camilla. >> thanks, dave. this morning we continue our series on remarkable women around the bay area. today. we want to introduce you to a woman who survived the gilroy garlic festival shooting. she is now using the trauma she experienced that day to help others. kron 4 sarah stinson has her story. >> don't get as emotional talking about it anymore because it feels like i'm in control and moving myself forward and reclaiming my life. i meghan bull is feeling stronger than ever. nearly 2 and a half years after surviving the gilroy garlic festival shooting. it took the lives of 3 people. my partner start to run and that's what we've heard. continual 30 shots going off in everything around us honestly chaos. we

were right in the section where the shooter was student. the 2 were unharmed physically, but it didn't take long for megan. >> to start to feel symptoms of ptsd. any loud noises, strangers, any of those things would bring quite a bit of >> well, the day after i didn't leave my bed. even now. it makes me emotional thinking how low of a point that was struggling to find any solid resources for trauma survivors. megan started going to therapy tuesday on helpful, but i catch. >> thinking and trying to keep myself motivated them. what i want to i want to do despite what happened to me written on a pizza box. the idea of reclaim foundation was born. >> a nonprofit to help other survivors of trauma just megan was gaining a semblance of normalcy. she survived another kind of tragedy, a hit and run crash broke my back in 2

places and then push my vertebrae. >> towards my nerves. so i actually needed 4 screws and 2 rods to hold my together. after megan got spinal surgery, she learned how to walk and get her strength back up, becoming even more inspired to help others lived through the worst. don't want to lie. these 2 things limit me from doing it and it also re frame how much time we have and >> how long we have to live. reclaim foundation is completely run by volunteers and supported by donations. the mission is to provide resources to survivors of trauma and connect them with other survivors. megan is also launching a portal on the web site this summer, allowing survivors to write in an online journal to express themselves privately or share publicly have been affected by mass shooting. so i can write an entry, put it into that. >> black community and the other survivors can read it most to share their if it's a bad day for me, someone could hop on say, hey, have you

tried meditation, have you tried this resource online? it really helps me in that way. survivors can band together and learn. and at just 25 years old with 2 life shattering traumas under her belt, meghan's life work will continue to be helping other survivors. well, i hope cease to for now. they are ongoing and i hope >> we claim foundation can help anyone affected. and i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is recognizing remarkable women all month long. every tuesday we will highlight another amazing woman. we also have a section on our website kron 4 dot com or you can see past winners and nominees will be right back.

>> researchers at mit gave science fiction 4 legs and let it take off running. check this robot known as the many cheetah scientists say they were able to get it to run up to 9 miles per hour without any sort of coding. >> they are encouraged. they encouraged digital versions of the robot to experiment. >> with running in a simulated world, the technique is called reinforcement learning rather than human prescribing exactly how the robot should move. it learns from a simulated experience. talk about the future. the mini cheetah calculates its balance and keeps track of its footsteps without the use of a camera.

better. check out these inspiring young women taking on a firefighters training course in el segundo fire. chief dean ellie is leading the class. the fired-up girls empowerment camp is for girls ages 12 to 19. they get a taste of the real daily exercises. firefighters go through to stay sharp and we acted dangerous emergency situations. also ahead in the next hour on the kron, 4 morning news, people ages 50 and older will soon be able to get a second booster shot. what an infectious disease specialist had to say.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm camila barco. it's sunday march 27th that we have a lot to get to this morning including some breaking news. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. dave should go to the beach. yeah. >> happened? you know, there's actually less fog we have i think it's line peaking. yeah, you're always under the sunshine there. i am who but i know that getting later this morning. we are. we're going to some rain, though, for tonight, which we desperately

very much need. so we'll be adding to that mountain snow as it looks like this rain event is becoming little juice here, though, with the earlier projections were. so that's a plus there as well. but describe also another part of the pact is winds. but this again is half moon bay kind of overcast. not going to change too much more beyond that. but the rain will hold off for most the daylight hours. here. it is out to sea just waiting for us looking its chops. good news temperature check for you. we're in the middle to lower 50's at this hour. so it's somewhat mild and they're going to move too much beyond this. 55 for a concord. 53 for livermore. 54 san jose and 50 for santa rosa. for comparison sake. we're now starting to trail now or fall catch up to where we were this time from yesterday. so we're only a couple degrees ahead of yesterday. kind of off to a mild start today because of all that overcast we've had. now, here's the winds. i mentioned the really from yesterday and today. we have a good, strong southerly wind that will build so therefore wind advisory. this is going to be around starts this afternoon and will be around until 05:00am tomorrow. areas

affected mostly the higher elevations, east bay hills, including mount hamilton, santa cruz mountains and along the coast for the peninsula. it does not include san francisco technically, but everybody will be treated to these winds later on this afternoon. the fog we've almost taken care of, but it's coming back again for tonight. that's also city with the rain we've mentioned. this is what's going on by 8 and then pretty much all overnight because of the rain occurring. with all of this. so we'll go with about 60 for 1 o'clock. 4 o'clock. 67, some areas may top off at about 70 or 71 today, but with the winds and overcast, it's going to feel a little bit more of that stormy action feel. and also a tad cooler. we'll have a some of the projections of the rain coming up in a pit. camilla. >> okay. breaking news out of the south bay, san jose. police say one person is dead after a shooting early this morning. it's one of 2 shootings. they are investigating. that happened within a block of each other. the first shooting happened at 2.43. this morning on south 4th street north of san carlos

street. police say one man is dead. however, the motive and suspect is unknown at this time. and this is the 4th homicide. they have investigated this year. the second shooting happened about a minute later on east san carlos street near san jose state university officers responded to la victoria restaurant and investigators say the suspect was pointing a gun at someone and officer on scene fired his weapon, hitting the suspect at least one time. that suspect is expected to be okay. and officers say people should avoid this area as they have closed the streets to investigate. this is still a developing story and will bring you the latest. once we know more. a 4th covid shot could soon be available for older americans. the biden administration is expected to announce that people 50 years and older. we'll be able to get a second booster. it could be either the pfizer or

moderna vaccines and kron four's amanda hari spoke to an infectious disease specialist to get his reaction on the news. >> i'm surprised that it it's coming this soon, given the fact that we're kind of quiet ucsf, infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says he didn't expect to see the news that the biden administration is planning to offer those 50 and older. >> a second booster of either the pfizer or moderna vaccine. but he says the administration is likely thinking about the future and waning protection. >> the additional shot may also prevent people from getting in section, particularly. you gotten your shot. you you have a shot more than >> 5, 0, 6 months ago, doctor chin-hong says, although it will be available for people as young as 15, it's most important for people who are significantly older. so not only just above 50, but really above. >> 75. so if you look at some countries like sweden, they

looking at over 85 for a 4th shot. if you look at the uk, they like and over. 75. as for the rest of the population, doctor chin-hong sees a few different scenarios. i think they had several possibilities for the general population by the fall winter. number one, you get a 4th shot for everybody. he says it won't just protect against severe illness but also help some people avoid infection entirely. the second possibilities that big work on a completely new vaccine, which they're doing right now. he says there's a 3rd option of a variant-specific vaccine, but he doesn't believe it would be very popular. the 4th option is that you do nothing because again, most people. why going to do fine, actually from the cdc data with just 2 shots from? >> serious disease or even that ultimately, doctor peter chin-hong does think the move towards a 4th dose is

positive. >> he says we have the supplies so now people can make their own decision based on their own circumstances. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> caltrain and bart trains are running in san bruno because of a fire near the tracks. caltrain says this fire is also forcing them to close the san bruno bart station until further notice. san bruno police say the fire started last night around 10, 30 east of san antonio and santa domingo. avenues caltrain is running buses between the south san francisco and millbrae stations. buses are also running from the san bruno station towards sfo and millbrae. a mother from hayward will be back in court tomorrow morning. samantha johnson is facing charges, murder charges for the murder of her own daughter. prosecutors believe johnson killed her 8 year-old daughter sophia mason who went missing earlier this month. police found her body days later in or side home of johnson's

boyfriend, dante jackson. police say he's on the run and could be in the bay area. johnson, we'll stay behind bars until arraignment tomorrow. now coming up on the kron 4 morning news. investigators are trying to find out what started an apartment fire it and you off. a man tells us what he saw when the building went up in flames. >> plus, people in new york can start using uber to catch a cab soon. why some cab drivers say using the app to get new customers is helpful but not always worth it. and after the break, crowds flock to the san francisco bay to see day one avisail gp race will hear what they thought about the boats racing across the water.

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>> now, march madness was not the only major sporting event in town this weekend. the sale gp race is in san francisco kron four's gayle on spoke with spectators watching day one of the race. >> it's prix in san francisco was fantastic day he's owed and traveled from north carolina just to watch super 50 candor and zipping through the san francisco bay. and she got a close vantage point, a seat on the water. the i mean, it's flying out but but >> why would you now on a spying out? >> reaching speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. some couldn't keep up with to. but there so fast have light. >> at pier. 45 peter is kundera brought his 5 year-old son to a more quieter setting. >> we just want to see how fast it that let >> the sale gp race draws thousands of spectators to the bay area. fans just can't get

enough to super fast boats go >> basically flying over the water. that was awesome. they go where rate racing, great land. we loved it. >> the competition continues on sunday ending with a 1 million dollar winner takes all prize reporting in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> now today kicks off it is a series of special events and programming to welcome workers and visitors back to downtown san francisco. boom. sf is part mayor london breed's plan to help the downtown area recover union square in bloom is the first event to start off the series. if you go, you'll see colorful floral displays throughout the area. organizers say they'll be planting flowers in different parts of union square each week until the end of may when the whole area should be in bloom. now blue bloom sf the event runs through april second and you can see a list of events on the city's website.

>> the sun is taking bit of a break going on for today with mostly cloudy skies expected in the preamble to our rain expected for tonight. looks like it will be an all-night affair and continue a little bit tomorrow. maybe some claps of thunder thrown in for good measure. keeping your forecast next.

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check of the of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr. so we've got rain. we got the fog. yeah. yeah. we have some snow in the mountains problem shore shore. yeah. yeah. and then you also talked about went. there we go. you've got the whole for this. and that's what i always knew when i got a couple of pokes us and there, you know, to that earlier from a half 4th, but east bay shoreline, look at all overcast. but the fog has been pretty much contained. >> it actually will work a little magic overnight a with this rain going on. looks to be now like an all night rain and greeting. if your early morning commute to post all of us watch the puddles and all of that in your travels tomorrow morning. so here it is on storm tracker. 4 now. this is the big broad view. there's the low driving everything. nice, juicy line waiting for us later today. temperature check for you. we have the lower to middle 50's at this hour. we started off in a mild note. now we start to trail behind from where we were this time from yesterday. as with all the sunshine, our temperatures started to move a little bit more. so now we

handed over to future cast for the kind of time this out. we have maybe some drizzle going on some spurts, holes and missed and all that kind of stuff is what we had earlier for today. but the deeper moisture, as you can see, doesn't get here until sunset or so. and then kind of remains looks like for good moderate rain at times a little heavy there all the way to 07:00am. now this is another dose of moisture that's going help spark off potentially some thunder claps and they're 2 and maybe even some small hail is possible with that. but that deeper moisture is that first tip. that's what we're really hoping on to deliver all the rain that we're talking about. going to as much for that secondary wave here. the mountain snows and they actually have a winter weather advisory with all of that. so got all the package here. even though we passed the equinox. here is a look at those winds that we've talked about as well. uptick happening later on. it's a southerly wind that has prompted a wind advisory for the east bay hills and also santa cruz mountains and along the coast for at least the peninsula. it doesn't extend up to moran and sonoma

counties and then we'll get back to that on shore wind after we get probably till late tonight and then tomorrow morning, a little bit. that will be more of an onshore wind of the wind advisory. by the way, that goes to about 05:00am tomorrow morning. so look we've got going on here. we've got tostly cloudy, breezy, late rain around sunset is when the onset would be. then tomorrow we've got scattered showers could be some claps of thunder thrown in there, clearing late. and then for this week, it's kind of a sun and clouds mixture. temperatures are pretty much going to stay in the 60's until they pop around thursday or friday into the 70's forecast again today, basically overcast for mostly cloudy. 64 san francisco. 66 were open. 69 san jose might see a couple locations popping about 70 or 71 very contingent on those breaks of clouds to allow the sun to come out a little bit. now coming up in a bit, of course, we'll give you some of the rainfall projections and walk to the models and have your 4 zone. all that fun stuff. love. >> all right. president biden spending plan for the 2023

budget year. we try more than 1 trillion dollars from projected deficit over the next decade. that's according to a release from the white house. biden's administration inherited a budget deficit that was equal in size to nearly 15% of the entire u.s. economy. but the deficit for the upcoming budget year will be below 5% of the economy. the president is expected to unveil his budget proposal tomorrow. now the clock is ticking for bay area tenants behind on rent because of the pandemic. the state's eviction moratorium expires march 31st. after that, landlords will be able to start filing eviction notices to renters who owe back rent san jose city leaders say close to 7,000 renters are at risk of getting evicted because of this. some council members want san jose leaders to extend the moratorium 6 more months now. last week council members voted 6 to 4 for the city to review the issue and returned with an answer in 2 weeks. but

the moratorium will have already ended by then. so it's unclear if anything will happen for people facing eviction. small business owners in san francisco have until april first to apply for rent relief. city officials say the money comes from a grant for business owners to pay rent debt due to covid-19 related shutdowns. this grant will pay for a portion of the rent debt. you accrued from march 2020 to september 2021. city officials say they have a total investment of 2 million dollars. they expect to fund at least 50 businesses. those businesses must be current on rent payments starting october 2021. in new york city uber is planning to start listing all city taxis to its app. the move is supposed to help struggling cab drivers get more customers. it's still unclear how much they will make end if it will be enough to cover overhead expenses.

jennifer bisram spoke with drew some drivers who say being able to a cab using the uber app will help but may not be worth it. >> new yorkers will soon be able to hail yellow cab using the uber app. a move that could drive more business for struggling city. taxi drivers. it's good. >> that they get a good driver going to have a little or 2 or more today. but we want that they should be filled. the new york taxi workers alliance says it's a step in the right >> after years of contention between cab drivers and the ride sharing industry adding uber and lyft plummeted the value of taxi medallions. >> took away customers from cabbies and cause hunger strikes, protests even suicide. it described whole industry like it cabdrivers suicide customers are expected to pay about the same amount for taxi rides as they would for uber x rise. but it's what cab drivers would take home.

that's concerning even though job to take over like 64 bits fund i that. >> it's one. 85% want see their pay. who come running all? it should be 100% the >> they yellow cab drivers tell pix 11 on top of soaring gas prices. they have more expenses like medallion payments and higher car costs so they can't get paid with uber drivers do or else it won't be worth it. >> and we have to make money out of you. >> california watchdogs say the state isn't doing enough to hold utilities accountable for wildfire. danger. a new report to lawmakers claims the new office of energy infrastructure safety went ahead and approved wildfire safety plans that were quote, seriously deficient. that includes plans put forward by pg and e and other california utility companies. according to the report, neither the energy office nor the public

utilities commission are making sure the companies prioritize power line safety in high-risk areas since 2015 power lines have caused 6 of the most of the state's most destructive wildfires. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news scientists, thanks. >> they created a birth control pill for men will tell you how that works. and a woman who survived the gilroy garlic festival shooting is now using her experience to help others. we'll share her story

>> when it comes to family planning woman have many birth control choices. women also bear most of the burden in preventing pregnancy. but that could soon change. scientists claim to have developed a contraceptive similar to the female birth control pill. but now for men. nick poehl burley has the details. >> currently men have only 3 effective options for birth control, male, condoms or bisecting me and both have disadvantages or abstinence. condoms are single use and prone to failure and a surgical the sec to me is a permanent form of male sterilization, although sometimes reversible, it's expensive and not always successful incomes yct 5 to 9.

the scientific name for a not hormonal contraceptive for men developed at the university of minnesota. it prevents pregnancy in mice with no noticeable side effects. here's how it works. the mice are dosed with the chemical treatment for 4 weeks during that time. research shows the mice experience a sharp drop in count and become sterile. and the results are substantial. be conducted. amazing >> male mice given that every day and they were to get the female mice off to me. it's a for several weeks, the pregnancies went down and the efficacy buzz about 99% similar to efficacy and female birth control. and that's not all. the effects of the drug were reversed after treatments on the mice were stopped to offer about to leave. this started to become part of that again. but all off there for

weeks, this might become competitive part that researchers say the mice were able to father pups 4 to 6 weeks after they stopped receiving the compound. human clinical trials could start at the end of the year, but testing and fda application could mean it could take 5 years before it hit your pharmacy. and for many, it could be worth the wait for male says so and so if we can the choices for men and for couples, i think that would be really wonderful. >> now that was nichole berlie reporting will be right back after the break.

>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast with dave spahr. so i think we should let people know before they head out the door. starters got the rain boots, grab the umbrella, just grab everything in your closet at this point. well, you may want to put that in the car because unless you're driving around tonight, you're to be ok for the rain. you're just going to hear it going on upside definitely of the windows up. haha, all that. >> tomorrow morning in your commute. one in there, though. still the rain hang around. so that's good idea. i would have that way. but yes, you're here we have up the east bay shoreline were able to see it. now, the fog is kind of a lifted. still overcast as what we got. >> here is stormtracker 4 as

we wait for this line of rain really to develop in march across. in the meantime, some light sprinkles going on here. we had a little missed 2 near the coastal areas along the east bay shoreline and such when tracker its onshore still hasn't flipped yet from the south is expected to pick up a little bit later on this afternoon. as a result, we have a wind advisory that has been posted for the east bay hills. also the santa cruz mountains and also along the coast there. this is until 05:00am tomorrow. it actually doesn't kick in until this afternoon, but it exists all the way 05:00am and our winds that we've been showing you here, they really kind of die down before 5. but again, that's as long as last in a does cover areas. besides just that, that's just the most intense winds expected up in those higher hills. but you'll get some of those winds even up in the north bay as well. breaking your day down. it's a lot of cloud cover. it will vary a little bit throughout the day. 64 at one by 4 were talking at 67 for today with those basically cloudy skies.

temperatures anywhere in the 60's from 64 san francisco to san jose at 69. coming up in a bit. we'll kind of plot this out for you in terms of the rain coming. your 4 zone forecast as well. camilla. >> thanks, dave. in antioch, officials have not ruled out an electrical malfunction or arson as possible causes of an apartment complex fire. it left more than 30 people, including numerous children without a home prom forcefully to call shows us the damage. >> i broke >> the glass for a grab. the fire extinguisher when brass ring out of his apartment when a neighbor alerted flames were spreading on the building across from him at the delta pines apartments on sycamore drive in antioch friday night. they soon jumped to his building, too. he did what he could to put the fire out. the fire was at the pga > and i sprayed it all went down. but soon the fire extinguisher ran he is still see the plane at the pga

meter. >> and then just went up again. glenn says the unit he's lived in for 7 years of sustained fire and water damage. >> the contra costa county fire protection district had the fire under control a little more than an hour after it started. but not before leaving 10 units uninhabitable. the fire has displaced. 33 people, including 12 children. it was everywhere and it was so scary. >> mean, my kids are actually in the living room when it happened and we heard and i had to up and get them out of our apartment and compounding the problem. glenn and other tenants tell me that renters insurance is not required to live we don't have renters insurance. several other tenants are in the same boat. many expressing frustration saturday because they were prevented from retrieving any of their stuff. neighbors who were unaffected by the fire helped out by donating clothing and food. in addition to the assistance displaced residents received from the american red cross. i don't

like to see i wouldn't even wish this my enemy. fire protection district says the fire started near gas meters but has not determined them to be the cause. investigators also have not ruled out arson. fortunately, no injuries were reported in antioch. call from 4 news. >> a wildfire destroyed an inch in coastal redwood tree in moraine county, the roughly 200 foot tall, redwood known as the pioneer tree fell after catching fire. california state parks said in a statement it was one of the few remaining old growth, redwood trees at samuel p taylor state park. the pioneer tree was estimated to be approximately 500 years old. the cause of the fire is not known. now the alameda county fire department tweeted out this video showing first responders working to rescue a driver who drove into the san leandro marina. they say they were able to get the driver safely to shore. there's no word yet on exactly how they

ended up in the water, though. now emergency responders retrieve the second black box yesterday from the deadly plane crash in china. the first black box was discovered wednesday, all 132 people aboard china. eastern airlines flight 5, 7, 3, 5, were declared dead on friday. the cause of this tragedy remains a mystery. the weather was fine. and chinese aviation authorities say that the flight crew had not sent any distress signals. the recovery of the second black box increases the chances of authorities determining a cause. now russia is starting to target new cities further west in ukraine. but the ukrainian people are continuing to fight and slow them down. robert sherman has the latest on the invasion. >> for over a month, russian forces have hammered cities across ukraine with bombings and airstrikes. an explosion was heard ukraine's capital city of kiev along with more air raid sirens. but out west

ukrainians are on high alert city of lviv facing new attacks today. the governor of the region reported 3 powerful explosions, multiple missile strikes in lviv left 5 people injured. this photo posted by the mayor of the city shows the windows of the school blown out by the shock waves of bombs. and now there's new cause for concern for the northern ukrainian city of sure. and ahead, the city is now surrounded and the suffering of residents who haven't been able to escape is intensifying those residents. now, if you're sure to have could suffer the same fate as besieged mariupol in the south. ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky making a surprise video appearance at qatar's doha form stating that because ukraine cannot export due to the war, the world will suffer the consequences. the absence of ax was from ukraine will deal a severe blow to many countries worldwide to the muslim world light in attic and all the countries for why he's so let's get again called on russia to negotiate an end to the war.

>> but he said ukraine would not agree to give up any of its territory for the sake of peace. the issue of energy, top of mind as many western nations pledge to not buy oil from russia. today calling on the country to increase its output of energy your foot hands of which i serve. it was to increased out and energy as you it to ensure that everyone is rush on the stand as the front of, know, can it and use as a weapon, black black male. that it. >> according to consumer reports, food costs have been on the rise even before russia's invasion of ukraine. reports from february show overall prices up by 0.8% and food up by one percent. russia's attack on ukraine has increase those prices. wheat prices have climbed by 5% in the past few weeks. and the largest jump since 2008.

>> world food program is having to cut rations for some people. so they've called it tantamount to taking from the hungry to feed the starving. >> now russia and ukraine account for nearly 30% of worldwide wheat exports. an effort is underway to make keep a sister city to los angeles. the city council voted friday to start the process as a symbolic gesture of solidarity. the city has been kiev has been bombarded with missiles and artillery and la council members say the designation will make it easier for los angeles to donate retired equipment to assist kiev, such as fire trucks and ambulances. if it passes, the ukrainian capital would become l a's. 26 sister city joining athens, berlin and vancouver. this morning, we continue our series on remarkable women around the bay area today. we want to introduce you to a woman who survived the gilroy garlic

festival shooting. she is now using the trauma she experienced that day to help others. kron 4 sarah stinson has our story. >> i don't get as emotional talking about it anymore because it feels like i'm in control and moving myself forward and reclaiming my life. i meghan bull is feeling stronger than ever. nearly 2 and a half years after surviving the gilroy garlic festival shooting. it took the lives of 3 people. my partner start to run and that's what we've heard. continual 30 shots going off in everything around us was. honestly chaos. we were right in the section where the shooter was student. the 2 were unharmed physically, but it didn't take long for megan. >> to start to feel symptoms of ptsd, any loud noises, strangers, any of those things would bring quite a bit of flash. >> day after i didn't leave my bed. even now it makes

emotional thinking of how low of a point that was struggling to find any solid resources for trauma survivors. megan started going to therapy tuesday on helpful, but i catch. >> thinking and trying to keep myself motivated them. what i want to i want to do despite what happened to me written on a pizza box. the idea of reclaim foundation was born. >> a nonprofit to help other survivors of trauma just as megan was gaining a semblance of normalcy. she survived another kind of tragedy, a hit and run crash broke my back in 2 places and then push my vertebrae. >> towards my nerves. so i actually needed 4 screws and 2 rods to hold my together. after megan got spinal surgery, she learned how to walk and get her strength back up, becoming even more inspired to help others lived through the worst. don't want to lie. these 2 things limit me from doing it and it also

re frame how much time we have hundreds and >> how long we have to live. reclaim foundation is completely run by volunteers and supported by donations. the mission is to provide resources to survivors of trauma and connect them with other survivors. megan is also launching a portal on the web site this summer, allowing survivors to write in %n online journal to express themselves privately or share publicly have been affected by mass shooting. so i can write an entry, put it into >> black community and other survivors can read it most to share their if it's a bad day for means someone could hop on say, hey, have you tried meditation, have you tried this resource online? it really helps me in that way. survivors can ban together learn and at just 25 years old with 2 life shattering traumas under her belt, meghan's life work will continue to be helping other survivors. well, i hope cease to for now. they are ongoing and i hope 5.

>> we claim foundation can help anyone affected. i'm sarah stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> now kron 4 is recognizing remarkable women all month long. >> every tuesday we will highlight another amazing woman. we also have a section on our website kron 4 dot com where you can see past winners and nominees. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the 94th oscars academy awards is underway and dean richards is giving us all his productions. >> the top categories.

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>> and arctic ice shelf the size of los angeles has collapsed after a heat spell in the area. satellite images captured the dramatic end of the massive ice shelf. scientists believe this region was stable and relatively untouched by climate change. but temperatures soared more than 70 degrees hotter than usual last week. the ice shelf about 460 square miles wide. finally splintered between march 14th and 16th marks the first time in human history that east and has seen a complete ice shelf collapse. diff. >> quite warmest for the south. some of the hemisphere because the sun is crossed over the equator. just like in the northern hemisphere that our oceans tend to be the warmest in september. think

it's about warmest now on. it would be nice to make a trip out there. yes, pretty cool, yes, got to whether it going to be that cold here either too. yeah, here's a look at what we've got going on here. the east bay shoreline, as you will notice, overcast for now. we don't expect the temperatures to too much from where they are now. just a little bit for our high, but that's it. winter weather, though, do have that winter weather advisory up in tahoe that kicks off actually at midnight tonight to 08:00pm on monday. so it's kind of a delayed effect. might get an extra foot of snow added to the bank account on all that and also for the skiers and so forth. only thing is we do see temperatures bouncing into the 50's again. that will be for tuesday and wednesday, not the 60's but the 50's. so get a little bit of melting. returning a bit. here it is on storm tracker for the we've been watching the big storm system for what looks to be timed out for tonight. there you have it. it's going take it all day to get here. so you'll be able to get what you to get done during the day under overcast skies, hang over. future cast for and we put it into motion. timing

appears to be at about sunset and boy, it lingers just about all night with a good, nice moderate at times, a little heavier rain fortified by system upped from our south. that may throws claps of thunder thrown in there, maybe some hail and so forth with the mountain snows building as well. now, how about rainfall collection with this? well, these new numbers of come out. this is just getting started right now in the west. you can see new numbers have come out and they are quite impressive. getting over a buckle here in the north bay, oakland, over an inch even in the south bay about 0. 52, not bad. and that's a rain shadow. naturally. there's movable dose to drops in a couple little bit of a hundreds of an inch a little bit, maybe a 10th of an inch for some locations, but that's not bad for that rain event there. so this looks to be a little juice here than the earlier projections we're looking at from yesterday longer range forecast again, kind of the 1, 2 punch, their one to boom on its way. then a success of system drop south mid week. that's going to some cloud

cover. cooler temperatures will stay in the 60's all week. we warm up a little bit heading into next weekend as that system travels towards our north. but that guy will watch to see it provides us relief may be more rain coming our way as well. but this ali still take a bite out of that drought. just a little bit of a bite not going to solve the problem. 64 san francisco will keep the 60 range along the coast. maybe some 50's too 60's along the bay side. 66 for foster city, 67 for palo alto in the south bay. 69, even for morgan hill, 67 santa clara cupertino. 66 upper 60's on the east bay shoreline to the south near 70, as you can see out to livermore and pleasanton. 69 for walnut creek and concord. 63 for berkeley. 65 for of allay 63 for napa in 63 for santa rosa. get used to the 60's there around us about all week long. again, the sun kind of jumps in and out of this forecast popping about 73 about april. 1st know, full and and into the weekend looks pretty good, althoug we're waiting on that

of the system. maybe perhaps after the weekend, it's time to get something and 60's will stay for the bay 50's at the coast. coming up. >> thanks to a new in theaters this week. the la city starring sandra bullock, channing tatum and daniel radcliffe. it's a man to comedy is about a novelist who is kidnapped by a wealthy madman. dean richards has more details in this morning's movie review. >> i enjoyed your book about the lost city. i believe your the we find its trash. new this week. there's the romantic comedy treasure hunt action adventure. the lost city and its center. bullet is a romance, novelist kidnapped by a wealthy mad men seeking the secrets of her novels. tatum and brad pitt are added into the mix spoofing their own good looks and it's light 100 predictable fun. that's the kind of movie. don't think too hard about you. just what happened. >> it's a dean's list b in theaters. only also new this week is the nail-biter infinite storm.

>> the story of an experienced climber who discovers a mysterious stranded man on the mountain. just the she's trying to get down off of it before a massive blizzard hits. you know me walk stars in this real-life nail-biter that spectacularly shot and only in theaters. another dean's list b, all in all. a good weekend to check out an oscar nominated movie or performance. my predictions for sunday's academy awards include you? >> through and co to children of deaf adults. troy kotsur beautifully place. a fisherman struggling to relate to his daughter who is able to hear. >> in addition to it being a touching performance, coats or has won nearly every award along the awards trail. this year is the easy favorite to become the first deaf actor to win the supporting actor award. >> just like coats are arianna

dubose's had a pretty great string of wins with all the major award shows this year. >> and just like cuts or she deserves to win with her touching yet. fearless portrayal of anita in this classic story. she has earned the best supporting actress honors. >> we just want to let people. >> just get testing was determined to bring some humanity to the disgraced televangelist tammy faye bakker. i think that's what's behind her complex performance. one that will snag her her first academy award after being nominated to other times for her. the 3rd time will be the charm. i wrote me a 78 page plan for the whole korea before he was involved. the 3rd time will also be the charm for will smith after being nominated for oscars for his performances in all pursuit of happiness. his performance in king, richard is powerful and uplifting the perfect

combination for oscar geld coming out of the pandemic, which is why i think that will wind up being this year's best picture. winner. >> aside from the movie being a well-made, insightful look into the world of people without hearing. it's also loving and uplifting. it has all the momentum of awards season this year, but you can always get my movie reviews. and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. just by texting the word dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, >> have a great weekend in chicago and dean richards. >> developing news this morning, a film crew was robbed at gunpoint at twin peaks. san francisco police responded to the call around 6 in the afternoon friday. police say the suspect pulled out a gun. still the film crews equipment and left in a car. we'll be right back after the break. researchers at mit

gave science fiction 4 legs and let it take off running. check out this robot known as the mini cheetah. scientists say they were able to get it to run up to 9 miles per hour without any sort of coding and courage. digital versions of the robot to experiment with running in a simulated world. the technique is called reinforcement learning and rather than a human prescribing exactly how the robot should move. it learns from a simulated experience.

the mini cheetah calculates its balance and keeps track of its footsteps without the use of the camera. one of the most iconic works of art in a generation is up for historic auction. it's andy warhols sot shot. sage blue maryland christie's which is managing the auction, says the pop art piece is worth an estimated 200 billion dollars that could make it the most expensive painting the 20th century ever sold at an auction painted. it was painted in 1964. and christie's says that the war whole symbolizes everything that is relevant for us in the 20th century feeling both beauty and tragedy in maryland. christie's plans to use the proceeds of the sale to benefit children around the world. better. >> now, check out inspiring young women taking on a

firefighters training course in el segundo fire. chief dean ali is. >> leading instruction. the fired-up girls empowerment camp is up for girls ages 12 to 19. they get a taste of the real daily exercises. firefighters go through to stay sharp and react to dangerous emergency situations could be what we're looking for. rain going on tonight into tomorrow. watch the early morning commute here and temperatures will stay in the 60's all week long. >> next weekend looks like the sunshine is back again. a lot of it. well, that's it for the kron. 4 morning. >> news and camila barco. thank you guys for watching. join us for kron. 4 news tonight for kron. 4 news at 6.

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