>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> all right. get ready for another round of rain. taking a live look now at storm tracker. 4 radar, another round of storms is starting to move into the bay area. and this next round of rain is bringing with it even more risk of flooding, landslides, downed trees and power outages. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. happy saturday, january, the 7th to you. we have full team coverage for you as we track this next big storm kron four's camila barco is in the north bay with the rain is starting to come down already.

but first, let's get straight to meteorologist dave spahr with more on the timing of this storm days. >> okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. it's another wet weekend that we have in terms flipping over to a wet week as well. very active weather pattern. here's the current radar for you. you can see it'v starting to make its way a little bit of the east bay, but that's very sparse. this is more traditional starting in the north bay expected to spread out over the entire bay throughout the day today. now the rain today on balance will be and the light variety more spotty scattered shower event, although somewhat constant, but because we're in a longer-range program here, the flood watch is all intact all over the bay for fresh new rain expected. this is with us through tuesday. by the way. meanwhile, we have a wind advisory. this is in place for the entire bay area until 1 o'clock tomorrow. and you'll be seeing this on the models here coming up later. exactly why they're ending it at that time. little breezy afterwards. but a wind

advisory and this is we want to hear, particularly with the saturated ground and utility poles 50's going on all over the bay for right now. don't expect much movement throughout the day today. there's a live shot for you of the golden gate bridge. it looks like kind of an east wind going on expected to be southeast to southerly today that keeps those temperatures steady. there. you have a massive cloud cover with rain involved. the heavier stuff is expected to actually develop through the overnight current winds for you there. they are into the teens in a couple selected locations elsewhere, at least in the high single digits. that's not going to get better. today, cloudy, cloudy for the inland areas and then probably in the east bay, you'll start to get some of those showers as we get to the afternoon. coming up a little bit here. we're going walk you through what you can expect through this saturday through the weekend and even into next week, stephanie. all right. looking forward to a day. thank you. >> and we want to continue our team coverage of the storm with kron four's camila barco. she's live for us in petaluma this morning with a look at conditions out there, camila what he's in.

>> well, stephanie allmon drive here from san francisco on highway 101 pretty dry, most of the part, but coming into petaluma we saw some light rain and i'm currently here at a parking lot and you can just see that that rain has hit the pavement and it's not constant rain. it's very light sprinkle rain here and you can. if i zoom in over here, you just see that it is wet and this is what you'll probably see throughout the day rain is expected to come on down later this afternoon. and later tonight. and right now since i said it's light rain, it is the perfect time to prepare. we saw how much rain accumulated over the past few days. and if you need to prepare, there are sandbag distribution locations here in petaluma. stephanie, we we also took notice on from the last few days as to how important it is to prepare, even if we're not expecting too much rain, it's better to be prepared than not to be

prepared at all. so again, you're taking a live look here in petaluma. the rain has hit the we haven't seen any flooding, which is a good sign right now. but of course, we are expected to see that rain come on down later this afternoon. and later this evening, right now, i'll send it back to you. >> no much. a new look for the live perspective for us. there. and evacuation warnings are in place for people living in the area of the russian river. >> officials say the area is expected to reach flood stage early next week. kron four's dan kerman went to guerneville to see how locals there are getting ready. >> much of the bay area got a break from the rain friday but not kernville work poured off and on throughout the day the russian river didn't look all that menacing friday, but it's expected to get above flood stage early next week. seems to be more frequent the last 10 years or so. >> which is unfortunate and locals have seen it all before. and are that concerned? we're going to hunker down. stay. we're on

high kind of high ground. so. we've been through it before, but they are getting prepared. >> we need better because we're out of electricity. and pga need just called and said they estimate will be back in power. 10 o'clock sunday. >> at the 5 and dime, they're stocking up on other items are number one right now is candy candles and just because of our obvious power of power outages. and when you're going through stressful times, people need can be so close on a lot of candy and candles. >> when the storms come along, the russian river, there are various concerns. one is that your home will be flooded. but the other is the roads will be flooded. so you can't leave your home. one of the more notable areas that floods in guerneville is here on newly road during some of the bad flooding people have had to kayak down the street just to get out to the grocery store to get provisions. >> that's why many people were also at the local safeway stocking up. >> water, food. >> so the initials. but again,

if you have plans to leave 40 feet, not that bad in guerneville. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> an emergency shelter is also open for people living in that area. it's that the ec craft building at the sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa. that's on 1, 3, 5, 0, bennett valley road. you want to check in with security at gate to cuts and comfort kits will be given out along with mental health services for those who might be in need of that pets are allowed and masks will be required inside of the shelter. in the east bay. niles canyon road is most likely going to be closed for another week as cleanup efforts continue there. the road is still shut down in both directions as caltrans crews try to clean up as much as possible. following that last round of rain. the storm causing mudslides, landslides and debris to litter the highway. now it's canyon road is closed between old canyon road in fremont. that's east of mission boulevard and main

street in seminole. and we're also monitoring power outages for you across the bay area. taking a live look now at the pg e outage map. and you can see a number of smaller outages affecting customers all across the bay area. we're also seeing a lot of yellow and a handful of orange areas along the coastal areas. there. and each of those places seeing hundreds, if not thousands of customers without power. a reminder that with the increased risk of flooding and downed trees, there's also a mortgage hi or chance of power outages. a school in sun always hit hard by this past week. storm officials at the signal glenn school on main street say the creek next to the school flooded the campus during the storm on new year's eve. they say 3 portable classrooms were moved from their foundations. the playground community garden and p e equipment were also destroyed. you can see the water line. >> with a little line right there. that's about as high as it went.

>> and it gets deeper that goes out with like a river. raging river was just roaring through my campus and it was coming up over the creek line and just coming through the campus at a really rapid and scary rate. >> officials at the school say they'll work today and tomorrow to try to get the classrooms ready for students by monday. a gofundme account has been started to help the school district with the recovery effort. >> the next storm moving into the bay area. taking a live look now at storm tracker. 4 radar, all that green indicating rainfall and that rain is just getting started this morning. we're expecting a lot more. stay tuned. with the latest. now to a big story

out of washington, d.c., this morning. congress can finally get to work. it took the house of representatives more than a dozen tries to elect a new speaker. and in the end, california congressman kevin mccarthy won the job. our jessi tenure has the latest. >> after days of repeatedly losing vote after vote, kevin mccarthy will officially hold the house speaker's gavel. >> you know, my father always told me. it's not how you start. it's how you finish. and now we need to finish strong for the american people. >> mccarthy opponents like south carolina's ralph norman

flipped their votes. we think we may hear had we not feel confident and what was going forward. pennsylvania scott perry said mccarthy agreed to their demands for changing house rules to give rank and file members more power. we have the framework of an agreement that allows us to keep moving forward in good faith. >> to that end so that this place work for the american people. but florida's matt gaetz made it clear he would never accept a speaker mccarthy. we do not trust mister mccarthy with power. the majority of republicans, including alabama's dale strong, supported mccarthy from the beginning. the last thing we need is someone to speak or that doesn't want to be the speaker in washington. i'm jessi tenure. all right. we're tracking the next rain event playing itself out in the north bay. right now it's going to fill up the rest of the bay as we get into the afternoon hours. it looks like we're going to be bit of a break on sunday afternoon to get what you got to get done get what you got to get done because it's all struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? ask about vraylar. because you are greater than your bipolar 1,

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at storm tracker. 4 radar where you can see quite a bit of rain starting to come down across parts of the bay and namely santa rosa, also seeing some rain coming over. stockton and just a little bit over livermore taking a live look now at conditions outside this morning. let's go ahead and switch on over to that. you want to make sure to plan ahead and check any road conditions before you head out of the road to head outdoors. today. we can see some people traveling live along. i-80 at

this and they're keeping a good amount of space between the cars there, which is a best practice when you're traveling in wetter weather. let's let's check in with dave spahr with the latest on what he's seeing a day. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and as we talk about, yeah, rain just starting up here in the north bay. this is kind of the traditional avenue that we see rain start of the winter months. but like a as before with all these storms, they've been fortified with moisture coming in from the lower latitudes like this. and so therefore, we have actually 2 different air mass sources, maritime polar, they say our maritime tropical this in the trades and as a lot of moisture with it was brought up to this latitude. that's not great for the mountains because it actually can start some melting along with extra rain added to all of this. so stay with the playbook. we have the rain starting in the north bay expected to spread out to the wider bay. today's events going to be somewhat, as you heard earlier from camilla. light rain. it will be some embedded, regular rain and all of that. but it's not to really build in intensity

really until we get to tonight. so there it is for right now. what's going on coverage up there in the north bay. but it looks like we're getting a break sunday afternoon. by the way, there are your winds coming. it looks like almost offshore, but it's a southeasterly direction member that air mass coming in from the south. and they're going to be kind of a good clip going on to that wind advisories with us until really tomorrow. here's what it looks like. and future cast for the rain starts to build in intensity. takes a while to get to the east bay and on the santa cruz mountains as well. but broken up still with that. nonetheless, go through the overnight hours there. we have some heavier weights. here's a nice, big band as we get to about saturday night. this is approaching midnight. there you see heavier rains down to the santa cruz mountains. good news, though. it starts to lift off around news. time for us tomorrow. so we'll be looking at the rain waiting even opening up the skies for a little time. it looks like in the afternoon temporarily get use this day to kind of prepare for early next week. unsettled. it's expected as well. here's a look at those winds. that's why the wind

advisories in place strong from the southeast. this is a wind advisory, not a high wind warning. however, because of damage has been done in saturated grounds is not a lot of resistance on the ground to pose future problems. i'm taking this all the way to the end because this is getting into monday, as you can see for the next round of storms overnight sunday into monday. and yet another one expected to the tuesday rain showers early breezy wind advisory home on tonight. we've got heavy rain, thunder showers overnight and that's the heavy rain that i was showing you there. there could be some thunder shower activity in their early showers. rain clears out in the afternoon early next week. we're watching monday tuesday morning with heavy rain events starting on the sunday night overnight, monday night overnight to greet us into the early morning hours. we've got temperatures getting into the upper 50's. it looks like for today. rain in one even scratch near 60. so we're pretty steady with our temperatures check in the next couple of days. again, morning showers sunday back to the heavy rain monday into tuesday. it looks like the balance of the week. we might

get a little bit of a break, though. we'll get longer range forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much. >> in the north bay, some families in moraine county finally got their power restored. but this next storm means power could be lost again. kron four's terisa stasio spoke with residents and brings us this story. >> it's been a rough couple of days for some people here in marin county. they had no power. so when the power did come on on this friday to say the least, they were grateful. >> now he no sound machine. everything's the just know laundry. so having to wear sleeper spice, or and her 10 month-old son leo hauling the dog and her husband. >> found themselves scrambling the last few days with no power. >> yeah, we're starting to think of like where can we go? we should leave >> we made it only made it and we did a happy dance. they came on. new family were not alone. >> in the deer park section of fairfax pg e estimated up to 500 customers.

>> without power due to the latest storm that nailed the bay area. the one used to just down 4. here we go without electricity for >> days. the difference is you go without the internet. now. and so that makes an impact on work. >> neighbor laura kelly says that she and her husband had to reboot without power and no so my husband got up and he was on a major deadline. he had not been to work in. >> over a year to the office and he went to the office for 2 full days dealing with things like he doesn't have a parking spot anymore. so every 2 hours he's running out to the meter and renewing it. kelly welcomed the break in the storm and was doing cleanup with their dog. she says that they. >> lanterns are ready to go if they lose power again with the storms predicted. i have to worry about them burning when

burning down the foods and trader joe's 300 bucks down the drain. a garbage can is poised at the dew new home ready to chalk lost. >> and they're also thinking about what's next. we lost power like 10 times last year's sound. >> thinking about generator now that we have a baby. >> here in martin county tree says stasio kron. 4 news now to developing news. one person is dead. 3 others hurt after a shooting in san francisco's mission district. >> it happened at valencia and 17th streets around 02:00am yesterday morning close to the 16th street mission. bart station, 2 men and 2 women were shot. all were taken to the hospital. 2 men were treated for life-threatening injuries. one later died. the 2 women had non life-threatening injuries. san francisco supervisor hillary ronen who represents the mission district says the shooting was part of a spike in neighborhood shootings. that shooting is being described as a targeted incident. no arrests have been made. also in san francisco, one person is hospitalized

with serious injuries after a fire sparked at a hotel video from the citizen app shows fire crews reaching the upper floors of the seneca hotels. this fire has since been contained. the cause remains under investigation. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the niners head to their go-to spot to dine out ahead of tomorrow's game in san fran >> and that go to spot is in san francisco. one star player is expected to play. we have their reaction next. and taking a live look outside this morning at conditions on the roadways. you're looking at walnut creek right now and weather in terms of no wind and rain are expected to pick up later this morning into the afternoon, a full breakdown of what to expect for you. step what to expect for you. step outdoors. coming up.

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>> they face off against the cardinals at one. 25 sunday. this is the final game before the playoffs next weekend. still ahead on the couple morning news, the recent heavy rain floods, an apartment complex, forcing resinents out of their homes. >> that story next. and a programming note coming up at 8.30, this morning right here on kron 4. we will bringing you college basketball. you can watch back-to-back games with the first game tipping off at 9 o'clock followed immediately by the second game at noon as you would like to continue watching the kron 4 morning news. don't worry. we will still be here for you. you can find us streaming live coverage on kron on. it's easy to get kronon. just download it for free on roku fire. stick or apple tv or you can just watch us live at kron 4 dot com. pretty easy. we'll see you there.

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>> welcome back. taking another live look now at storm tracker. 4 radar where it seems like a bit more rain has started to come across the bay area sweeping in here. a lot of people still trying to recoup from the last few rounds of storms. we've been tracking all the storm damage that's been affecting us across the bay area and we are expecting more to come let's get right over to dave spahr. he's been tracking all of this for us today. what should we know? it? >> stephanie. good morning.

everybody. and rain already starting in the north bay. as we've been talking about, it's going to take a little while to spread out across the wider bay. this rain for the today. for the most part, it's going to be from the light to maybe some pockets of moderate. but lighter rain and showers thrown in with all of this. now tonight, this becomes more active and we may actually get some thunder shower activity through all of this, too. that tells us that the atmosphere upstairs is becoming more active and sometimes bring some hail too. so here's what it looks like. also with that flash flood watch with us. this period covers us all the way until tuesday. but i think that for the win part of the program, they're focusing more on the weekend because we'll probably get some more gusty winds monday into tuesday. but this current advisory expires at 1 o'clock. on sunday. we get a nice little lull on sunday before things build up for the next series of storms monday and tuesday morning there is on storm tracker 4. it's taking a little bit of a northern arch up and around the rest of the bay taking its way to take its time to spread out across the wider bay. and some deeper moisture is again expected for tonight. so

that's why we're going to freeze it. cloudy for good chunk of the big one on for not those folks not getting rain right now. rain developing in your area and then by this afternoon, everybody will get involved, particularly for tonight and into tomorrow. another does look to be another break coming into next week. we're going to tell you about that rain coming early in the week. a little break. and yes, it looks like more rain is forecasted as late as next weekend. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> for nearly a week, families from an apartment complex in oakland have not been able to go home because of flooding. they're stuck at a hotel with what they calling no answers as to when they can go back home. kron four's dan thorn spoke with frustrated residents. >> flood water taking over the lobby and the garage of the coliseum connections apartment complex in east oakland. dozens of families have been forced from their homes for nearly a week. it is been tumultuous at the >> it's been an it's like it's

uncertainty. jasmine brags is one of those displaced residents who has been living at a nearby hotel. >> she says many oakland school kids and their families have had to stay there as well. and it's been challenging. you have used to being in their homes, their own rooms, having, you know. >> areas to play and they don't have that like they are stuck in a room in a hotel room and it's not a vacation for us is not disneyland. you know. >> the flood waters over new year's eve also destroyed several residents, cars forcing people to find other modes of transportation. as for the conditions of their apartments, many still do not know. bragg's says during the day she has been making trips back and forth to get clothing and other items. but without any answers about when they can return home, bragg's says residents are trying to come together to support each other. if the city doesn't come anybody come, we're going to come together. >> as a as a community. >> reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news.

>> with more rain expected residents in one fremont neighborhood are worried about more mudslides. kron four's gayle ong has their reaction. >> look what mother nature threw at us over here. you can see right here at the corner. >> real muddy fremont resident alex rance has been monitoring the area of canyon heights drive and pickering app after heavy rain last saturday triggered mudslides on this hill above homes. there was a lot of water running down stream. >> and it was really, really bad. i was going box the police force here. that was the last out. still, there was a lot made history closures. so it's raising with another round of heavy rain in the forecast this weekend into next week. raising his neighbors are worried about the hill. they say the mud knocked down a fence in someone's reaction was. >> pretty we've never seen mudslides here before damian camilla and his daughter ella have been checking in on neighbors were walking around

other days. anyone needs help. >> and there's one thing people right now because of the mudslides. let you know sandbags. >> sandbags. yeah. i heard that there was kind of shortage so on if anyone has any more sandbags that they can can bring to their. i think that would help. meantime, reyes says he has been in constant communication with city officials. last i checked there during contact with the people involved live in the neighborhood was included. so we might have a possible evacuation order. >> but we're waiting for confirmation from the city of fremont police and fire. she lost her. sure. yeah. but on friday evening, this woman coming back from her walk down the hill. learn firsthand but can be a little too sticky. there is a. >> a lot of mud and i started sunk in pretty deep and take the shoe and sock. and that's risk of a shoes for me. >> and emergency officials are urging caution if you're heading out this weekend in 2. also sign up for knicks ul emergency alerts if you have not already reporting from alameda county gayle ong kron. 4 news.

>> and walgreens cfo says the pharmacy chain may have overstated shoplifting threat. that same executive also questioning the need for security guards. kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with customers about the possibility of less security at stores. >> almost every single walgreens customer i talked to today said that they have seen that play out. they had some pretty reasonable concerns, not necessarily for their own safety, but what a store would look like without security videos of fees walking into a pharmacy and taking what they want have been seen time and time again. these experiences are just online. there are also seen in person by walgreens customers of the women from behind the counter chased >> to sort of mention >> ask other shoppers like paul lacks and what they've seen happen to the locked up merchandise. and it's a similar story was shopped lifting very openly shoplifting. and no one was doing anything about it. all

greens as chase policy and is not permitted employees to stop suspected shoplifters or intervene when a person is clearly stealing. most stores have security guards. but this week, cfo james keogh alluded to the possibility of guards going away, telling cnbc that theft is down at the hiring. a private security guards has been largely ineffective. i reached out to walgreens to see what the future holds for their guards. the company saying, quote, we have taken a number of steps to address this issue. and most importantly, protect the safety of our customers and team members, including are highly valued partnerships with law enforcement and security professionals. laxton says less security doesn't make worry about his own safety. but that of the employees behind the counter, these people probably are making very much money and they'll have to protect items when it comes to shoplifting. some customers say it's not just a walgreens issue, but also san francisco issue wanting the city to find solutions. i love the city continue to thrive. but there. >> channel solutions to all of the problems that. i hope that

there could be some things. >> in their statement kron 4 walgreens also mentioned the inform consumers act. they say the legislation will make it more difficult for thieves to steal stolen items and then sell them on a legal markets reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news safety officials raising concerns over dangerous avalanches in the sierra this weekend. stay with us for the latest. and let's take a live look outside this morning at the conditions on the roadways. this is in foster city. we are expecting a good amount of rain later tonight. so a reminder to please be prepared. we have a full breakdown of what you can expect outdoors coming up in

>> in santa cruz county, the coastal town of capital, a has suffered extensive flood damage from wednesday's storm. as you can see there, the capital, a war has been split in the middle with the beach. also heavily flooded the capital, a village. the main tourist area was also hit pretty hard by ocean swells and water that pushed over onto the banks of a soquel creek creek, the downtown and all other tourist areas have been blocked off by the city while crews checked the damage, people are being asked to stay away from the shoreline over the next few days. an avalanche watches in effect for parts of the sierra video here shows the ski chairlift swaying in the snowy gusts of wind at palisades

tahoe ski resort. as you can see there. wow, the national weather service is urging people to stay off the roads as heavy snow, strong winds and whiteout conditions do threaten the area this weekend. >> the state also an early into next week to here's a look at the radar with another batch of rain coming our way in the north bay. now, this rain is going to be relatively minor and modest as we prepare up for another stormy overnight with some thunder shower activity. and take a look at that forecast. a bit look at that forecast. a bit better.

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>> all right. taking a live look now at storm tracker. 4 radar. you can currently see it's rain start to come down across all parts of the bay area. namely a santa rosa. they're probably going to be seeing rain right now, according to our radar, all that area is indicating where the rain is falling. let's take a look at the roads as well. this is grand in concord. i believe looks like traffic is moving along pretty slowly on the roadways there. good to see. but of course, traffic it's recommended that people probably stay off the roadways as the rain starts to pick up. let's check in now with dave on what he's seeing a day. >> good morning, stephanie.

good morning, everybody. and this a pattern is a little different in some what we've been seeing. a lot of this is because coming in from the south has been hitting the peninsula, santa cruz mountains a lot heavier and the north bay comes in as an afterthought. now we're starting things off in the north bay and it's kind of changing its shape and size, but expected to kind of trail right across the bay throughout the day today, filling up the rest of the bay at the day progresses. you heard about what's going on in tahoe. winter storm warning until 04:00am on monday. this could greatly be expanded later on because we see successive waves coming into tuesday. but there you have couple of feei to be added to this. the snow levels are still fairly high, though. they're not getting up to where these warnings are not getting down to 5,000 feet, even for 3 again, because this moisture is coming from the lower latitudes. so that makes it very wet. places like, well, we are, but it doesn't give a lot of snow to the lower elevations. they need to lock that up there. so that's issue that's not great with all of this. and sometimes we get some pelting on top of

rain that's being added to win the levels change around here. we've got rain forest, though, rather from monday into tuesday. as you can see up in tahoe. stay tuned for additional statements on that front. they're all lined up for us in the pacific. there's another little break. looks like as we get to the latter portion of tuesday into wednesday and that may not affect everybody as we get later in that time period there that may favor the north bay, ok, let's take a look at the short term here. here it comes. railing on into the day today. so we've got kind of light rain. and, you know, a little bit of that heavier rain trying to build throughout the day in pockets. that is then tonight. here comes the more intense rain. this is the type that will bring some thunder shower action with that because we have the volatility going on in the atmosphere aloft. that means also some hail, too. this is sunday morning and then we get a break funny about news time and it looks like on sunday morning sunday afternoon. get out, do what got to do. maybe even some rays of sun poking out or a little bit before that shoe drop sunday night into monday.

rain collection today. this is with the somewhat lighter moderate rain showers at work throughout the day today. not a whole lot quantitatively. that's good news that we need to hear. unfortunately, it was the hammer happening tonight. and we really see it picking up as a quite a bit. you can see about an inch for san francisco. that's total from this point. onward. but in the in the north bay, look at that over an inch. still more modest in the east bay into the south because there's more coming later on. let's take a look. the long-range forecast. we talked about this in the short rangers the weekend. there's our monday morning. quite active. another one on tuesday that will carry with the potentially some thunder break. and then this is where it's favoring a little the north on wednesday afternoon night. but there is a break there from tuesday on the wednesday and then continued unsettled as waves continue to come all the way through next weekend. all right. let's put this in the graphic form again, to point out a little bit of a break happening under wednesday afternoon into thursday to not everybody will get those rain. all that rain

happening that may be favoring more. the north bay friday back to business as it has been into the following weekend. temperatures don't budge to know how many really cold air mass dropping down your sometimes of this break. we'll get a little bit of that way of drier, cooler air in. we don't see that happening in this. so we're still kind of stuck in this pattern. stephanie, thanks very much. day. >> a new study by stanford and ucsf suggests a new nasal spray might help stop the spread of covid-19 kron four's ella sogomonian spoke with the researchers. >> in addition to vaccine, scientists say over-the-counter nasal sprays could one day be used to combat covid-19 infections along with any other new airborne virus. professor peter jackson is an immunologist and microbiologist at stanford who has been studying the entry and exit points of covid since the pandemic began by studying how the covid-19 virus gets into the airway and expands. >> we were able to find a key

molecule that we could use to target and block that propagation. that would stop the virus from not only getting into your body and having. >> bad. >> consequences like mortality that people see that would also block the spread of the virus to other people. the spray would be used after someone believes that they came into contact with an infected person to help prevent the virus from growing into something serious in the body. >> while also helping to slow the spread to others who felt your summer crowded. if you knew some people had fevers. if you knew some people said i think i'm infected. >> if somebody had a high temperature and you really were seriously scare that you would get the virus. then that would be an appropriate time to visit. that's because professor jackson explains his research found it takes up to 48 hours. >> for a virus like covid to replicate and wreak havoc on the body providing a window of opportunity to block that process. >> and that was kron four's. ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. professor

jackson as he thinks the first nasal sprays could be created within a year. president biden plans to make his first trip as president to the southern border tomorrow. then it's off to mexico where violence is gripping the state of the sinaloa following the capture of the son of the imprisoned drug lord el chapo. our markie martin has the latest. >> gunfire erupting at this airport in clia con on thursday. >> on the runway. a baby cries as passengers inside this playing duck for cover during the gunfight which did strike the aircraft. shots continue to ring out. forcing anxious travelers to take shelter inside the terminal. >> my mouth is dry. my friends, i'm super >> triggered across the city

after the son of the tory u.s. drug kingpin joaquin el chapo guzman was captured by the mexican military. this video from 2019 shows a failed operation to detain. 32 year-old ovidio guzman who became a key figure of the sinaloa cartel after his father's arrest made those displaced. they love things, you know. >> moments after arrest members 1000, this criminal group carried out 19 cases in on in different parts of the city. mexican officials confirming at least 7 members of security forces were killed, including a colonel. >> 21 were injured along with 8 civilians. >> 250 vehicles set on fire across the city. >> everybody the capture and ensuing carnage comes just days before president biden's trip to mexico city for the north american leaders summit. we can stop people from making the journey. >> we can require them to come here and there that they come here in an orderly way under

u.s. law. he will first visit el paso on sunday marking the first time the president has made it to the southern border. despite 2 years of pressure from republicans that biden policies have made the border patrol. the welcoming committee secretary mayorkas. >> thinks the border is secure. >> but anybody with the highs and their head and ears to hear can see and hear that. that's not the case. even democrats in el paso county, judge ricardo samaniego says the trip is long overdue will be very honest. i was hoping he'd come. >> a little earlier because we've had some incredible situations it's diminished a little bit. the numbers are down. >> and that was markie. martin reporting for us this morning. >> and a programming note coming up at 8.30, today right here on kron. 4 morning news. we will be bringing you college basketball. you can watch back-to-back games with the first games tipping off at 9 o'clock. >> followed immediately by the second game at noon, if you

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>> it's you see that. a reminder with more wet weather on the way you want to stay safe out there. this is what happened just a couple of days ago in san francisco. you could see some sparking between some power lines at standing and oak streets. the wind knocked down several onto power lines causing likely causing what you're seeing here. officials say that they're asking everyone to avoid the roads altogether. if they can, especially when this next really big storm hit sunday night into monday. if you do see anything that, electricity sparking on those power lines, it's best to steer clear and call 3, 1, 1, >> still ahead in the next hour of kron, 4 morning news. we continue to track the movement of the incoming winter storms. one more rain and snow are expected when the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> all right. get ready for another big round of rain. >> taking a live look now at storm tracker. 4 radar, another round of storms starting to sweep across the bay area for us. and this next

round of showers bringing with it, even more risk of flooding, landslides, downed trees and power outages. wow, thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lan and we are tracking all that wet weather for you. we have full team kron four's camila barco is live for us in the north bay with the rain is starting to come down. but first, let's get straight to meteorologist dave sphar with more on the timing of the storm. hey, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. as you pointed out, the radar is already becoming active again. you see up in the north bay is where it's happening. kind of a nuisance rain. it hit will take that over the heavier stuff. >> unfortunately, heavy rain is expected for tonight and there's more yet to be had upstream. so we stick with the flood watch. that's going to be with us through tuesday. that's because of series of heavy rain events expected. the winds that's around to 1 o'clock on sunday. they might be reinstated for future packages of these heavy rains. but this is a wind advisory, not a high wind warning,

however, because we have so much saturated ground, this may be responsible for some property damage as well. there you have the winds. they're basically offshore, oddly enough in from the southeast as we're getting the warmer sector here, this very, very much what we've had over the last couple of days, overcast skies, not a whole lot of wins at the golden gate shot age a bcy bridge shot the golden gate bridge shot. thank you. and some wet roads, of course, with that of lights on because you have to use your windshield wipers. good point. so there you have it on storm tracker. 4 more stubby had upstream. this is kind of taking an arc over the rest of the bay. we tennessee, this pattern. sometimes a lot of the winner. however, this go around. we've had a lot of activity, of course, happening throughout the wider bay than we have in previous years. so coming up a little bit here will be walking you through what you can expect in timing on this, particularly today. and the good news is tomorrow. there's a break. after the morning hours. we get to the afternoon. you got to break. you might even see couple rays of sun while we're at it before more success of storm stephanie. all right. thanks

very much, dave. >> and we want to continue our team coverage of the storm kron four's camila barco. she's live for us in petaluma this morning with a look at conditions out there. what are you seeing? camilla? >> well, stephanie, we hurt day say that there was going to be a break tomorrow morning will right now we're actually seeing the rain. take a break here in petaluma. the rain. it has been a light to throughout the morning. but right now we're not seeing any rain right now. what we are seeing is actually people grabbing some sandbags in preparation for the rain later today. we just spoke to pat and cravings and sandbags. his name is dana. he is preparing because he also experienced a lot of rain in the last few days because of that rain storm that we had. he told us that he is about to fill 20 sandbags. and he said that the sandbags have been very beneficial to him in the past. and so he is now preparing for

the rainstorm later today and tomorrow, is actually offering 3 sandbag distribution currently the one that we are at is at prince park. there's another one at 8.40, hopper street. that is the citicorp guard. and then there's another one at 6.90, sonoma mountain parkway that is at leg mourn. part again, 3 distribution sites here in if you need to grab some sandbags, they are offering some shovels. they're also offering the sandbags. all you have to do is just come with your car. and then you can fill up the sandbags. just as you see this man doing again, 3 sites, citicorp guard, prince park and like warren park. and stephanie, like i about a minute ago right now, we're not seeing any rain, but of course, webcan expect to see some of it later today. i'm not sure the camera captures is, but you can actually see some of the ground later earlier this morning we saw some light rain and it did hit the pavement. we haven't seen any flooding, but of course, that could change within the next few

hours. we'll send it back to you. alright, camila, it's nice to see some people already starting to get ready and prepared. thank you so much for that live report. >> evacuation warnings are in place for people living in the area of the russian river. officials say the area is expected to reach flood stage early next week. kron four's dan kerman went to guerneville to see how locals are getting ready there. >> much of the bay area got a break from the rain friday but not kernville work poured off and on throughout the day the russian river didn't look all that menacing friday, but it's expected to get above flood stage early next week. seems to be more frequent the last 10 years or so. >> which is unfortunate and locals have seen it all before. and are concerned? we're going to hunker down state. we're on high kind of high ground. so. we've been through it before, but they are getting prepared. >> we need better because we're out of electricity. and pga need just called and said they estimate will be back in power. 10 o'clock sunday.

>> at the 5 and dime, they're stocking up on other items are number one right now is candy candles and just because of our obvious power, a power outages. and when you're going through stressful times, people need can be so close on a lot of candy and candles. >> when the storms come along, the russian river, there are various concerns. one is that your home will be flooded. but the other is the roads will be flooded. so you can't leave your home. one of the more notable areas that floods in guerneville is here on newly road during some of the bad flooding people have had to kayak down the street just to get out to the grocery store to get provisions. >> that's why many people were also at the local safeway stocking up. >> water, food. so the initials. >> but again, if you have plans to leave 40 feet, not that bad in guerneville. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay niles canyon road is most likely going to be closed for another

week as cleanup efforts continue there. the road is still shut down in both directions as caltrans crews work to clean up as much as possible after the last round of rain. the storm caused mudslides, landslides, and debris to litter the highways. you can see there now it's canyon road is closed canyon moton fremont's. that's east of mission boulevard and main street in also monitoring power outages across the bay area for you taking a live look now at the pg outage map. you can see a number of smaller outages affecting customers all across the bay area or seeing a lot of yellow here along the coast as well. each of those colors representing hundreds of customers without power. the orange those few spots there will looks like there's a few of the south bay. if you open the north bay, i'm representing thousands of customers who are currently without power. a reminder that with the increased risk of flooding and downed trees, there's also more of a risk of

a power outages. and a flood wall collapsed damaging 5 homes in san leandro. it happened last weekend on crosby street between fargo avenue in manor boulevard. officials say a portion of 100 foot wall collapsed. one garage was destroyed and up to 4 residential yards have been affected. no one was evacuated, but county officials are concerned the incoming rain could be hazardous to some residents. county public works. crews are laying out sandbags and tarps on thursday to try to prevent any further damage. and the stormy weather means tree services have been in high demand in hayward, a centuries old oak tree fell on top of a home and cars. the tree fell falling from one neighbor's property on to another. and it was so big trap. the tenants living in the back of the home for a few days. the children to go to school and the parents couldn't get to work. the roof. car. fans.

>> every it was there. where did the a tree maintenance? you know, there we do it. it would be prevented for. well, the truth. >> and his crew say now is a good time to have an expert. check out any trees on your property while you still have time to do so. has that big storm is on the way. and coming up, we continue to track. >> the movement of this storm sweeping across the bay area. this is another live look at stormtracker 4 radar. the rain is just getting started this

>> not a big story out of washington, d.c., th s morning. congress can finally get back to work. it shook the house of representatives. more than a dozen tries to elect a new speaker and in the end, california congressman kevin mccarthy won the job. our jessi tenure has the latest. >> after days of repeatedly losing vote after vote, kevin mccarthy will officially hold the house speaker's gavel. >> you know, my father always told me. it's not how yo- start. it's how you finish. and now we need to finish strong for the american people. >> mccarthy opponents like south carolina's ralph norman flipped their votes. we think we may hear had we not feel confident and what was going forward. pennsylvania scott perry said mccarthy agreed to

their demands for changing house rules to give rank and file members more power. we have the framework of an agreement that allows us to keep moving forward in good faith. >> to that end so that this place work for the american people. but florida's matt gaetz made it clear he would never accept a speaker mccarthy. we do not trust mister mccarthy with power. the majority of republicans, including alabama's dale strong, supported mccarthy from the beginning. the last thing we need is someone the speaker that doesn't want to be the speaker in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> monitoring the next batch of rain up in the north bay for now spreading across the for now spreading across the wider bay. i'm gonna tak

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and, long lasting gain scent beads. try gain odor defense. be gone, smelly everything! >> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. we're tracking yet another series of storms coming our way. going to give you some idea about timing and all of that right now. it's pretty light. there you have it up in the north bay. let's pan over here. up in the north bay is where most of the action is spreading out towards the south of looking at rainfall totals. and again, it's very modest for now. no complaints, but free models for right now. there's some eper moisture to be had upstream here. so this around the noon hour or so, we'll start to spread across the wider bay at that point. zoning in a little closer, as you can see, most of the concentration is up there to the north bay. but it looks like some is filtering down the tri valley a little bit, too. san ramon and point south. the current winds are coming off shore, strangely enough, at least in the southeast in the south. and that's the trend all this week long because the sec, the we're in is a relatively

milder air mass, which has more moisture in it. contrast that with sometimes the northern pattern and sometimes after a storm system goes through, we get that offshore wind event. we really haven't they getting that kind of consolation for well over a week. back to that timing. and i mentioned earlier today is more of a lighter rain event filtering through the day today with embedded heavy rain and all that. there you see the deeper moisture finding a prevailing across the bay early afternoon. then it really starts to pick up. as you can see, just continues. onward overnight. we're stopping in here about the witching hour. good news is the latest model run. contrast with say 12 hours ago pushes this through little faster. so we do clear out sunday afternoon might even see some kind of raise a son going on here. so this gives you another dose of time to prepare for any problems that are nearby. there you have it in terms of a break on sunday afternoon and at the very end of this loop way down here. that's monday morning or actually late sunday night into monday morning. as we deal with another heavy load

and even into tuesday morning as well winds. let's get to that part of the forecast. the official statements as to 01:00pm today, i think with the weather service is trying to do here is they want to make a division between what we're going on this weekend. ok now, looking forward into early next week with success of the one we have ends at 01:00pm tomorrow. but the winds, as you'll see, still kind of continue a little bit sunday afternoon. and this is that next storm system. i mentioned sunday night to monday and this will probably have its own package later on certain other thing we don't need to see. but this will probably be the advisory strength level, but it's still possible. might even have a high wind warning to get out monday morning. looks like some winds really start to pick up there who's up today, rather rain and showers early breezy. it's a relatively light rain events compared to what we've been through wind advisory with us as we talk about tonight tomorrow. that's that heavy rain, thunder showers possible without inhale. early showers. rain clears out the next week watching monday and tuesday morning. so is the big hits

later. successive rain showers are going to be more discriminatory where they hit in the bay, mostly in the north bay here and not quite the breath of the whole bay as much. but it looks like it's wet all the way through next weekend. upper 50's for high temperatures there. rainy for everybody and temperatures in the big board you see in the mid to upper 50's as well next couple of days again, sunday afternoon to break monday that heavy rain continues. we're going to build on this longer-range. give you an idea into next weekend. coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> in the north bay, some families in murray county finally got their power restored. but that could change with this next storm. kron four's terisa stasio spoke with residents and brings us this report. >> it's been a rough couple of days for some people here in marin county. they had no power. so when the power did come on on this friday to say the least, they were grateful. >> now he no sound machine. everything's the just know

laundry. so having to wear sleeper spice, or and her 10 month-old son leo hauling the dog and her husband. >> found themselves scrambling the last few days with no power. >> yeah, we're starting to think of like where can we go? we should leave >> we made it only made it and we did a happy dance. they came on. new family were not alone. >> in the deer park section of fairfax pg e estimated up to 500 customers. >> without power due to the latest storm that nailed the bay area. the one used to just down 4. here we go without electricity for >> days. the difference is you go without the internet. now. and so that makes an impact on work. >> neighbor laura kelly says that she and her husband had to reboot without power and no so my husband got up and he was on a major deadline. he had not been to work in.

>> over a year to the office and he went to the office for 2 full days dealing with things like he doesn't have a parking spot anymore. so every 2 hours he's running out to the meter and renewing it. kelly welcomed the break in the storm and was doing cleanup with their dog. she says that they. >> lanterns are ready to go if they lose power again with the storms predicted. >> we'll have to worry about them and burning down the whole foods and trader joe's 300 bucks down the drain. a garbage can is poised at the dew new home ready to chuck was lost. >> and they're also thinking about what's next. we lost power like 10 times last year's sound. >> thinking about generator now that we have a baby. >> here in martin county tree says stasio kron. 4 news. a school all was hit hard by this past week's storm. >> officials at the glenn school on main street say the creek next to the school flooded the campus during the storm on new year's eve. they say 3 portable classrooms removed from their foundations

because of all the wet weather, the playground community garden and ppe equipment were also destroyed. >> you can see the water line. with a little line right there. that's about as high as it went. and it gets deeper. that goes that looks like a river. raging river was just roaring through my campus. it was coming up. >> over the creek line and just coming through the campus at a really rapid and scary rate. >> officials at the school say they'll work today and tomorrow to try to get the classrooms ready for students by monday. a gofundme account has also been started to help the school district with the recovery effort. developing news, one person is dead. 3 others injured after a shooting in san francisco's mission district. it happened at valencia and 17th streets around 02:00am yesterday morning the host of the 16th street mission, bart station, 2 men and 2 women were shot, all were taken to the hospital. both men were treated for life-threatening injuries. and one later died.

the 2 women had non life-threatening injuries. san francisco supervisor hillary ronen who represents the mission district says the shooting was part of a spike in neighborhood shootings. the incident is being described as a targeted one. no arrests have been made. as of this hour. and at our state capitol, gavin newsom launched his second term as governor. he was sworn in yesterday. the governor then joined a march from the tower bridge to the steps of the state capitol next week. the governor will unveil his rough draft budget for the next fiscal year. and things don't look promising the state right now faces a potential. 25 billion dollar deficit. all right. take a live look now outside this morning at the conditions along the roadways. there conditions are expected in terms of the weather. >> to pick up a bit later this morning into the afternoon, more rain is on the way a full

san francisco, one person is hospitalized with serious injuries after a fire broke out at a hotel. this video from the citizen app shows the flames. i'm reaching the upper floors of the seneca hotel. fire crews did respond. and good news here is that the fire has been contained. the cause of the fire is still under investigation this morning. and at san francisco's famous of prime rib the forty-niners stop by

to dine and you can see owner joe betz with tight end george kittle there. house of prime rib host the niners every year around this time as they get ready to play on sunday with wide receiver deebo samuel was been on the injured list. he is expected to play. >> haven't people back in the game really games outside the >> plan it cold. there and they face off against the cardinals at one. 25 on sunday. this is the final game before the playoffs next weekend. well, your money, the mega millions jackpot has jumped to 1.1 billion dollars. that's an estimated 568.7 million dollars in cash. nobody in california one. but you could be the next lucky winner. the next drawing is

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