from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> warning and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday january. the 15th. let's get right over to dave spahr for a first check of the weather. payday. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. and good morning, everybody. we're starting things off again with some scattered showers to rain going on. the heaviest rain is off towards the east bay right now as we speak, there's another little weak line as you can see off towards the west about to make it to san francisco peninsula in a little bit up to the north bay as well. gun again, in on where most of the activity is. you see right going over the east bay hills off the concord

all the way down to san ramon. looks like it's getting in the tri valley as well. so that's the heavier to moderate rain. you're going to get that for another hour and a half or so that will move out and will be going into somewhat of a low. however, it's not entirely over this through monday evening. we still have that flood watch bay area wide. watch your local neighborhood. their force flooding, creeks and streams, rivers use caution because we already have some ponding on roadways and that's only going to get worse, particularly by dawn tomorrow morning. quick check on the winds we on shore a little bit off towards the west be kind of interesting as this sysmareal quick there. you can see that secondary lines starting to build from the golden gate points towards the south for today, we'll get a little low as we approach around the noon hour. some very widely scattered showers working by 2. but as we approach sunset, that's when the last show will be starting and in that package will be heavy. rain at times. we'll be having more details for you in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you

so much. in the east bay, a sinkhole damaged a storm drain in pittsburgh, triggering massive flooding in one neighborhood. kron four's. amanda hari spoke with community members there. arbor street behind me is closing on, told by police it will likely stay that way until monday. there the barricades you see and then beyond that is a public works. vehicles stopping anyone who may try to get past those barricades on harbor street. there is flooding that's dangerous and makes it completely impassable. >> parts of harbor street from yosemite drive to greystone place. look more like a lake that a road. it just started coming up of of coming on on track. and i've been watching coming to my i caught up with bernadine cleaver as she was surveying the damage. she says this is the first time she experienced flooding like this. i'm concerned about the coming in from the house. >> and not only coming into

the house, my house in the street in turn into a vote she says city workers came by her home and put some sandbags near her garage. she's hoping that'll be enough to really hold because base is going to be hard to make public works. city engineer john samuelson says this is because of damage caused by the recent storms. we had a sinkhole that opened up on the good shepherd church facility right over our storm. drain like the storm drain line takes kercher creek from one side of harbor street to the other. it has now been compromised because of the sinkhole. the top of the pipe has failed. >> and soil for above has partially filled the storm. drain line. so when the massive rain hit this area, it wasn't capable of transporting all the water in the creek from one side district. the other. so the water found another way, which was over the top of the street. lieutenant james terry showed us where the water is supposed to go. >> he says police and fire have been working all day and they believe the homes will be

safe. we decided it's unlikely the water is going to rise to >> so we decided not order for it to rise to get to the houses. >> the >> fire department says they have their swift water rescue equipment ready just in case there does have to be an evacuation. as of now. they don't expect that to happen. they say the water will go down as it stops raining and once it completely stops the work on repairing that storm, drain line in pittsburgh, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> and our other top story this morning, another person is dead from california's winter storms. this time in san francisco when a woman jogging in golden gate park was hit by a falling tree. it happened just after 05:00pm yesterday near 30th and jfk boulevard. san francisco firefighters tell kron 4 the victim is a city resident about 70 years old. she was found with head trauma next to a large tree branch.

firefighters when they were responding to this scene immediately began lifesaving measures. but the woman died at that scene. so far. at least 19 people have died during the storms that battered our state the last 2 weeks. authorities say it is possible that number will rise and happening now. a mudslide is blocking a road in belmont. the city is warning of more possible mud slides over the next several days. kron four's camila barco is live at the scene with a closer look at the damage. camila. how bad is it looking? well, stephanie, right now getting out of the pictures, you guys can get a better look as to what i am seeing right now. >> you can just see it's a little dark out here, but you can just see this tarp here covering where the mudslide happened right now. that mess has been cleaned up. but you're looking at a clear road. however, that was not the case yesterday. i want you guys to take a look at some of these pictures that belmont was able to capture yesterday when it did happen. this is on. 28. 47 santa hat, san juan

boulevard. the soil became so saturated that part of the hill came falling down in the piece of land ended up blocking the road. you'll also notice that homes are at the foot of the very steep hillside. and that's where the mudslide happened with more rain coming our way. it's unclear if these residents are being told to evacuate, but officials are asking people to be careful when they're out walking or driving in their neighborhood for potential events like these. there have already been mudslides all over the bay area because of these storms highway 92 19 people at an apartment complex in fairfax were displaced because of a mudslide. and now's canyon road continues to be closed because of them. stephanie, back out here live again. another live look at the scene. again, a little dark right now because the sun has yet to come out. but you can just see a blue tarp where that mudslide happened. and these mudslides may continue to be an issue because of all

the rain that we're expected to get later tonight and early tomorrow morning. public works say that more mudslides are expected to happen until wednesday. i'll send it back to you. alright, camila, thank you so much for that live report. really appreciate it. >> in the south bay, first responders risk rescue 3 people from their car as it teetered on the edge of a cliff. chp, santa cruz say that this happened yesterday afternoon in the area of old mill road. and in los gatos, an officer was able to calm the passengers down and give them instructions on how to safely exit that car. all 3 people are doing okay. chp say this moment is a reminder that if people must travel during bad weather to please do so carefully. and you can stay up today for the latest weather conditions by scanning the qr code right the4e on your screen. it will take you to a special section of kron 4 dot com with the latest flood watches and warnings, traffic advisories and much more. coming up here on the kron. 4 morning news. the rain couldn't keep away. the 40 niner faithful at saturday's

game. >> we've got much more fan reaction coming up in just a few moments. and more rain is definitely on the way. we continue to track the latest continue to track the latest conditions for you. an update

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8 last night. and this is video from thursday showing that huge sinkhole that opened up in the westbound direction. repair work has been underway since thursday. and as of last night, the westbound direction still does remain closed. incredible video captures the moment. a little mud slide swallows a part of the roadway on the peninsula. wow. look at that. this video was shared on twitter just yesterday afternoon. this happened on stage road near the town of pescadero. officials had already closed that section of roadway because of an earlier slide. and as you can see here, a huge section of the road just seemingly just slides down the side of that mountain. there. fortunately, no one was injured. all right. let's take a live look now at fremont street in san westbound i-80 here. you can see the roadways pretty slick from rain, water. let's check in with dave now who's been tracking all those conditions for us. hey, stephanie, what looks like we have another kind of weak line which is

marching through right now as we speak. and after that, we're looking for a little bit of a break and till the late afternoon it looks like quick shot here. >> this is the east bay shoreline. not a big surprise, very cloudy, foggy and gloomy looking because what we have some of this heavy rain in the east bay. that's what we experienced across san francisco peninsula. a couple of hours ago. now the heavy stuff looks to be around tri valley and then getting snagged a little bit to san jose. you can also mount hamilton, which will be kind of interesting later today in the models as it looks like from that vantage point up there that the precipitation won't quite end today. but elsewhere around the bay will have that little low we talked about and there's this other little batch making note of looks like some good heavy rain happening down there around half moon bay. but we already had a lot of problems. so any rain we add to this, it's just adding to the problems looking at soundest stormtracker and this is a point worth repeating national weather service's talk about this before as well. but when they're looking at these models, it's always very critical about where exactly that lines going go a little north, a little south, local,

big difference it could make if that's the case. so we're right in the right location to get these hits as was the case. let's go through today. now, not as much going on again. we're going to take a little bit of a break as we approach around the noon hour or so. there's as i mentioned earlier, the mount hamilton, a kind of get snagged their little bit. so there's our break. and boom, here comes this is the big storm we're talking about the last big one in its copious amounts of moisture from the stands. hope standpoint, the south, it really doesn't end in some locations and just starts intensifying already by sunset. and then you can see it building here. it's up to the north bay and kindest ricochet is back down again later later, model runs will show you the longer one a little bit later on. but it's want to focus on just today. tomorrow here long, strong line out here, which will play out overnight for us. what about those winds? they're also telling kind of little onshore. we haven't from the south. no wind advisory yet posted and their ears of offshore wind that tries to pop a little bit as we get into monday morning. that's also said with this low that

will literally be over our heads tomorrow morning. and then we return to onshore flow as we get to tomorrow afternoon. so rain and showers dissipate. another break. milk it early. so whatever you got to get done with the quiet, get take advantage of its a 10. 12, 2 o'clock in the afternoon after that rain returns before nightfall and we're talking rain heavy at times through the overnight into tomorrow morning. but this thing is moving quickly means it will be clearing out by monday morning, claire, quicker so rain on monday, not all day by the afternoon. we're going to get that break developing for everybody and tuesday. there's another quick little system which will show you the long range models brushes by the coast. but it goes back to mostly sunny. well, more in your extended forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> now the bay area football, the forty-niners are now waiting to see who their next opponent will be after they dominated the seattle seahawks and the first round of the playoffs. the seahawks took the lead going into half time. but in the 2nd half niners came out on fire. it took the lead on their first drive of

the half and then the niners took the niners defense, took over. they forced 2 turnovers. then rookie quarterback brock purdy put on a history-making performance. the niners win by a final of 41 to 23 kron four's. kate rooney has more on the niners victory. >> the legend of brock purdy continues to grow here in santa clara, add a playoff win to his ever longer list of accomplishments pretty becomes the first nfl rookie since 2012 when russell wilson did it to win a playoff game. hey, pretty wasn't even in high school then. but now his performances are looking every inch. the grown man pretty was 18 for 30 with 332 yards, 3 touchdowns, a rushing touchdown. and for the 6th time in 7 games had a passer rating of over 100. and though he got off to a little bit of a rocky start, he was able to overcome that and showed that he remains cool as a cucumber in almost any situation. the moment is never too big for

purdy. you know, there are some. >> some emotion going into the game like, you know, you just feel it, you know, in the environment wsth the fans our team, it's like man, this is win or go home. and so, you know, you did feel that feel-like pre-game and what not. but once the game started, it was all 11 on 11. and i got to do my job. i got to get some guys when they're in space and and go from there. you know, it's playoff football. everyone plays their best football. so i'm feeling i was just some that we have the back our minds to. but overall, it wasn't. you know, my gosh are in the playoffs. you know, we've got to get all tense or anything like that. so he's got player game and layering else phone. plus, jimmy goes down. we're all looking around. >> men and brought parties, gets his number called and it goes and helps you want a football game like that's those are the big prepare you for moments like this. you know, he showed us over and over again who he is and type player. he is so not surprised. >> he's exactly what you would want a quarterback. you know, no, no moment is too big from an he makes corrections

quickly. and you saw that today and he's able to go out there and play with some juice and it the right guys and and let everybody else do their jobs. >> now the forty-niners await their opponent for the divisional round. they do know one thing no matter who it is. that game will be right back here at levi stadium. they're hoping for a little bit better weather next weekend, but they're hoping that their performances on the field are every bit as good at levi stadium. kate rooney kron 4 sports. >> and despite the rain, thousands of fans came out for yesterday's game. kron four's justin campbell captured some of that excitement >> the party started outside levi's stadium with thousands of 9 is fans tailgating hold the rainy weather. didn't stop anyone. >> and hall of famer jerry was pumped up the crowd while fans took bets on what the score would be predicted. it is a 21 to 3. he was way off ending score. 41 to 23 niners fans

arriving after the with the of i feel great because we just one we're going like not about the next pope. also liked brock purdy's performance, mister relevant making history as the lowest-drafted quarterback ever to notch a playoff win. he hangs in the pocket. he's very, very respectful. he's a good. he's a good teammate. >> like to to say about what we know. do you know depot is we've known this for a long fans hope the niners will have 2 more wins to get them to the super bowl reporting at levi stadium. justin campbell kron. 4 news. all right. coming up, we continue to track the showers hitting the bay area this morning. taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar which is showing up based on all that green and yellow we certainly have rain coming across the bay area right now.

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>> all right. good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. start off this half hour with a look at the forecast. it's pretty wet david, sounds like even more rain is on the way. >> yeah, we're looking for a kind of like the last big shoe to drop for this overnight thing. this is probably the most amount of rain that we're going to get left in the bunch

that we've had over the last about 3 weeks or so. obviously there's the picture that we have to start the day. you can see kind of overcast skies working its magic. that's not that's a given. but also to the surface moisture that's given this fog and all of that. i want to point something out in just a bit. but here it is on storm tracker 4, how we stand. the heavier rains mostly in the east bay now spreading out pass tri valley a bit and then down to the south. there's another little cluster there. fremont san jose also to mount hamilton. that's going to kind will snag area today to really clear that out. that could be the hardest part of the bay to do so. and then a new fresh line which just moved through san francisco. it's in the bay now extending down to half moon bay as well. in the motion. you can see upstream still quite a bit of cloud cover, but you can see kind of sinking south temporarily still have that flooding concerns with us. so again, watch out in your local areas to where there are problems and this is something going to cpbe with us until monday afternoon. although the rain will be departing by late monday morning. a quick check. a check of the winds kind of variable right now. single digits. the fog part. i want

to mention real quick here comes overnight. oh, golly, with that is that's the big storm and everything. but look at the clean. get away. that's pretty impressive. given all this rain that we've had tells us that we're really getting a nice sharp contrast to get at least the rain out for your afternoon on monday. we'll have more of that in just a bit. 51 or so by 11 o'clock. that's kind of the best break for everybody. and then some showers returning point south by mid afternoon and then bubbling up towards the north. more in your extended coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> president joe biden approved california's request for a disaster declaration paving the way for federal funds to help recovery efforts. the declaration applies to affected people in merced said sacramento and santa cruz counties. in the east bay niles canyon road is again off limits to drivers as kron four's philippe djegal reports, mud rock and landslides are making that roadway pretty dangerous. >> saturated hillsides causing hazards on roadways. this

landslide along foothill road in some old blocking one lane. >> in town on main street turnbull and his wife, renee cleaning up where they can. we want to make sure that in the next when the next rains come that the water will flow off of main street and not turnbull says his town may be small, but family struggle here during inclement weather. he hopes elected leaders provide resources for those incurring damage. we've got people with flooded basements. we're going to need help from pleasanton sunol road in some old canyon road in fremont. niles canyon road is shut down indefinitely. >> caltrans crews are busy clearing catch basins. so water flows freely into alameda the agency says it will reassess the road conditions over the next few days. stay away from. >> because weather like this year, a predictable flofds can come on top. you did before and you hit you've got tree branches logs, whatever. here's a good chance that whatever is rushing down, the creek could make it on the

road. if you live in the area and have no other choice but to use the road to commute passed by carefully. >> you underestimate the depth of flood waters could get stuffed in alameda county. goal from news. >> and flood warnings remain in effect this weekend across the bay area on saturday and santa cruz county officials worked to evacuate the community of felton grove. as you can see there, that's located by the san lorenzo river. the area was devastated by flooding in the last storm. the river briefly reach flood stage again yesterday. and the bad weather forced sheriff's deputies in san luis obispo to suspend the search for a 5 year-old boy away by flood waters last monday, kyle duan's mother was driving him to school near paso robles when she got caught in the rising waters as they left their suv. kiled one was swept away. he is now listed as missing. the sheriff's department said the decision to search for dwan will now take place on a day by day basis. and the golden gate

bridge is back open this morning after an overturned big rig shut down lanes for hours causing a major traffic backup. chp tells us the driver was removed from the truck and officers closed down both directions of the bridge for crews to get the truck upright and off the bridge. that happened just before 8.30, saturday night. no reported injuries so far. but you can see how bad the traffic impact was there as people were diverted away from the freeway and the bridge. but again, all lanes are now back open in both directions. and one person is in the hospital after a crash on i-280, in san mateo county. this happening on saturday morning in the southbound lane. photos from the scene show at least 6 emergency personnel on the side of the freeway. as you can see there, the passenger side airbag appeared to have been deployed and crews worked to cut the door off the truck. the passenger side front end of the truck was crushed from the impact. and a special group of air force pilots fly into

storms to gather data and their latest mission to study the atmospheric rivers we're experiencing right here in california. reporter karma dickerson spent a day with this special team. >> the 30 cylinders called robson's hurricane hunters released into the pacific wednesday produced key information about the storm headed for california. they like temperature wind speeds, pressure and water vapor help predict when and how hard the atmospheric river would hit. >> i >> those models it everyone from forecasters to local governments and preparing for the wet weather upon us now. but it's also helping reservoir managers decide what to do with the water when it gets here. >> the reservoir operators, it's really important that we understand when water is going to come in at what time and then our watershed in particular where that water is going to fall either as rain or snow makes a big difference in how we would operate.

>> john james is the director of resource planning for you. water agency, the managers of the new bullets bar reservoir about 45 minutes from marysville. >> if 2 major one prevent flooding. need to know the storm is going to bring watered overfill. the d a >> time where it's important to really set up ahead of storms where flooding could occur. >> at the same time, the focus on another mission, drought management, despite 7 inches to a foot and a half of rainfall around our area for the last 2 weeks, nearly half of the state is still in severe drought. so reservoirs can't afford to release more water than atmospheric river flights. help them decide. >> when to hold on our water we have to really be. i'm confident in the forecast order operate. >> all right. coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news, the irs is giving some people a bit more time to do their taxes. we take a look at who qualifies. and we continue to track the rain expected to hit the bay area today. taking a live look now at storm

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>> and some more relief is coming for storm victims here in california, the irs announced they are pushing back this year's tax deadline for anyone living in areas impacted by the recent rainfall. people in counties designated by fema as a storm zone will get an extra month to file their taxes and taxpayers can now file as late as may 15th instead april 18th, the relief is offered automatically so you won't need to contact the irs to get that extension. and consumers looking for breaks in food prices saw some slight improvements in december data from the bureau of labor statistics says that purchases for grocery food increased only 2 tenths of a percent. that's the smallest monthly increase since march 2021. but overall, food prices are still up year over year by about 12% compared to last year. egg prices are up about 60% butter. 35% and let us about 25% flower at more than 23%. >> we have a little thin line of someemoderate rain showers

and some of the east bay right now, as you can speak at a nice little cluster right there in san francisco after this. we're looking for a little break at around midday. but then the big show happens as we go into tonight early tomorrow morning. your forecast coming up in a bit better. haha.

>> all right. we're just laughing about how the weather just keeps on changing here in the bay area right now, we are looking at some pretty rough conditions out doors. we're expecting a lot more rain. this is a live look at the bay bridge right now. let's check in with what he's tracking. hey, dave. >> okay, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and another day of we're looking at wet roads and all of that to get to the local situation first, just jumping up to tahoe. real quick actually uneventful. compare the couple of mornings. we've been talking about that will change. they still got the winter storm warning in place from lee until 10:00am on tuesday because of the way that we're talking about, that's going to be snow. and that's going con inue monday night, even a little bit into tuesday morning, looking to add above 7,000 feet, another couple feet perhaps of snow is possible winds. still a little bit of an issue as well. tahoe forecast has the snow. there's a break on tuesday that other system i mentioned on wednesday. here's the impact. may be some light. snow showers kind of toss in there after that point for them as well. as for us here in the

bay, looks like it's smooth sailing going into a dry weather pattern should mention of maybe a couple little dusting they may get before we get there. but all the help, the stuff is gone for. we dry out for a while now. here's storm tracker 4 where we stand right now to some light rain occurring, relatively speaking in san francisco, a heavier line making its way across most of the east bay shoreline. and then overnight line you can see in the far east bay at this supple, we just checked, although wet runways, obviously no delays occurring this morning from a weather standpoint through monday afternoon. that's right. we're talking because the flooding concerns. the flood watch stays in place. so what about the public? this is particularly the issue. if you're going to be out and about early tomorrow morning say right before dawn, it's going to be rough all over the bay. there will be showing you this on the forecast models. now this is all coming from the pacific. the river. we talk about there looks to be a decoupling happening of sorts once this last system place through tonight, which means the moisture source will be cut off futurecast for. here's what it looks like as we

approach that break briefly. it is. we're hoping for a little bit more of a break, but i guess the good news is we're getting this last wave over with earlier and get it over with here plays out. there's the coverage area as we approach the witching hour overnight. look at that line. a mention nice, very stark contrast occurring its passage. 06:00am or so. this one inch and earlier, if you're out about it that hour, take note, everybody's going to be involved in this and then it marches out as we approach the late morning hours into the afternoon, might even see some rays of sun, a couple raindrops and so forth are still possible with the heaviest moisture now in the mountains. that's monday night. alas, little sneaks through here monday night into tuesday morning. just grazes us. by the day on tuesday, weast go to a mostly sunny mode. let's check out things in terms of the rain collection. this is our buyer break or so. maybe picking up a dime in some spots here. here it comes. building from the south up to the north. we're all getting a quarter to a half a dollar. and then as we go overnight, here we go.

it's over a buck in many locations, san francisco, maybe even a to to dollar bill. all right. here's what's happening this and the big picture after all those waves. this is the only thing to watch out for. this is the middle of the week happening at night. good timing all sleeping at marches through back to the sunny weather and into next weekend. how about that? mostly sunny skies are going head up to tahoe. don't do it now. do it next weekend. 7 day forecast. check it out. as we look into mostly 50's across the period here is wednesday's interference. clearing out looks better even on friday than earlier model runs. here's the cold trend that we're talking about. that's good. some dry air sneaking in here a little bit and we'll do 40's along the coast. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. as a new documentary out about bay area basketball star jeremy lin, it takes us back to that symbolic game in 2012 when jeremy landed a stunning 38 points against the lakers. and that isn't square garden shots that inspired a nationwide movement and galvanized asian americans everywhere. joining me now to talk more about this film. 38 at the garden, our director

frank, she and producer some ehrhardt hernandez. thank you so much, guys for joining us this morning. thank you for having us. so, you know, i think first off, congratulations are in order. your work is on the oscar shortlist fobe short film. you know what? this to just how does that feel? first of all, and also what inspired you to do this film? >> so it's so humbling that the economy has so far. and i think for us, you know, the biggest, the thing that drives us to make a movie like that is dreams need examples. all right. thank jeremy story is so much bigger than a basketball story, right? if i would describe 30 at the garden without any basketball whatsoever, i would say part one is about part 2 is about what happens when someone shatters those stereotypes on the world stage. and part 3 is about today when those stereotypes have been weaponized and what their weapon i said, turned anti-asian right? and that is at the crux of why we made this movie. you know, one of the things that really struck

us once they came out was we realized there's so many kids were watching. i'm not exactly sure that was our target audience when we first set out to make this movie. the reason why that is what i said earlier. right? dreams ampl. if now, especially if you feel different, especially if you're asian american, you're going to school today. your double mask. you're afraid to call come full you need to see somebody that tells you that anything is possible in jeremy story, is that us? absolutely. and samir was the creative process like for you being involved with this. >> this is this is literally started from an idea and frank, that franken are the producer trayvon brought to me. and with that, it was, you know, is tasked with getting jeremy of all. >> and that was literally a a a story within itself because be having him, you know, convincing him to be able to continue to tell the story and then tell the impact. said he had 2 years later and all the people that he inspired was

one that was that was just it was magical and be able to have him in patricia's son co be able to get involved and say well said it will take part was something that was amazing. and after that, it was. lily finding the right people. they have the right point of views on these issues to be able to talk. right. so lisa ling, who is our executive producer, awesome and you know, gives great commentary as well. as you know, john yang and his teammates. it literally was a beautiful process to bring together. and it showed the breath and the impact that jeremy is very special moment had on, you know, on community, on the world on as a whole. and speaking of moments, right, you spoken before in interviews about the importance of highlighting impossible moments. so what are your save? some of your favorite impossible that are in the film. >> the original idea of the impossible moment actually comes from a conversation. >> about obama, right? the or

original impossible moment is when society tells a group of people you can't do something and then somebody comes out, comes out of nowhere and shatters it right. and i was having that conversation with our weather producer traylon and he was a weather moments. feel like that wasn't the only want the only one to me as an asian american is when sanity. i said the 2 most magical moments of my life. the first isn't that obama was elected president. the second is the night jeremy dropped. 38. the garden emmert really look to me was like 30 the card. that's a movie, right? and that's the birth of of this idea, right? was to really capture this impossible moment that very rarely do. we have something that passage of societal impact that is not on his face about society writes about public again. yeah, right. but i think that's the power of sports. and and we really is and show that in this movie, anything you want to add to that? favorite moment? yeah. the wave off. >> the way the raptors. it.

>> it speaks so much to, you know, beyond that moment, right? and we have so many people we actually have someone actually got the wave of tattooed on him. it that yeah, because so many times, you know, people place mall, you know, and they don't step up to the moment where the grab the moment and so being able to say, hey, let let's other people say what you can't do, what you shouldn't do, which you're not supposed to be doing. it becomes a says streamers and has his do or to be able to wave them off and live out our dream and take that big shot in our own lives. and lets question here for you guys. you know, jeremy says in the documentary that. >> what's one of the toughest times to be asian american. if you think about where we were at that point at the height of insanity and where we are now, i'm with, you know, with the pandemic, seen that rise in anti asian violence. you know, what are your thoughts to that and what you think needs to change here? >> the way we've always framed having this conversation and why we fought. linsanity was a great vehicle to have this conversation was because so

all of a sudden the stereotypes that i grew up with and grew up with. >> in the past couple years have been weaponized. you know, i live in new york. if i if i take the subway home, i never used to just stand in the middle a station. i do that now, right? because it's a little more dangerous to have this face in this country. right. and when we talk about stereotypes. when we talk about and haze of violence as the weaponization of stereotypes like there's a label, pickles, often folks hats and people, all of us and really do understand why things have happened the past couple years away. they have. so i hope we continue to have that conversation. and linsanity has been a great vehicle for us to do that. >> all right. thank yod so much, frank. some air for your time for joining us this morning. we really appreciate it. thank you for having us. all right. you can watch their oscar shortlist of film, a of a garden out now on hbo. max a garden out now on hbo. max will be right back.

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still ahead in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news, a landslide blocks a major roadway in the peninsula. >> we have a live report with the latest from belmont. plus, water over takes this pittsburgh neighborhood. look at that. we have community reaction. up next. and is still coming down is the end in sight. meteorologist dave spahr as more live from the spahr as more live from the weather ce ♪ ♪

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday. 15th of january and we're covering a lot of news for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're still being treated rain

still this morning. most of the heaviest stuff is actually now in the east bay. and so that just crossing over the bay from san francisco, you'll notice. >> and a little line sinking south down to the south bay from the peninsula. beyond that, it's the folks to the west and up in north bay. you're getting into the low we're talking about and that's going to take us through the early afternoon. different story as we get later. there's that line going down from san ramon all the way down toof som even some heavy rain showers. but it's relatively thin. so when you get it's a short lasting thing. again, we've got this flood watch that's with us until monday evening. but because we've had so much rain, i suspect we're going to be having issues all overnight tonight causing brand new problems. there's a look quick. look at our winds. they're still from the south this low that's actually going to march right across the bay is going to give some interesting shifts in the winds actually coming a little bit from the east overnight. there's the lines of showers, all animated kind of for you. the big juicy one that occurred really early this morning that a secondary line and that kind of a weak 3rd,

what if you will, but probably more cloud cover than anything else with that. so there's the low by about noon light rain redevelops about 3. the concentration of that will be down around mount hamilton a little bit in the south bay cause. it's bubbling up from the southwest and it will fill up the whole bay before we get to really even midnight tonight. so heavy rain expected again for tonight. and then more overnight tomorrow morning will be clocking that for you coming up in a bit, stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> our top story this morning. another person is dead from california's winter storms. this time in san francisco when a woman jogging in golden gate park was hit by a falling tree. it happened just after 05:00pm yesterday near 30th and jfk boulevard. san francisco firefighters tell kron 4 the victim is a city resident about 70 years old. she was found with head trauma next to a large tree branch. firefighters immediately began lifesaving measures, but the woman died at the scene so far. at least 19 people have died during the storms that battered our state the last 2 weeks. authorities say it is

possible that number and that death count will go up. and happening right now, a mudslide is blocking a road in belmont. the city is warning of more possible issues over the next several days. kron four's camila barco is live at the scene with a closer look at the damage and camila. how bad are we talking about? >> well, stephanie, to give you a an idea of where this is located, the homes are located on some steep hills. in the last hour, we showed you a hill that was covered with a tarp to most likely prevent much like from happening. but behind me, that mudslide did happen here on this in meant to you guys can get a better look. you can just see a chunk of that piece of land. fell on this roadway, taking down a tree. and now that messes just scattered here on this roadway. you can see all of that mud there. take a look at the scene at some video of the scene as of this morning. this is on. 28. 47 san juan

boulevard, mud duran, a tree now on the roadway. the soil became so saturated. that part of the hill came falling down yesterday. you'll notice that the homes are at the foot of the very steep hillside where that mudslide happened. i just spoke to one neighbor a few minutes ago who believes that the homeowners were told to evacuate. we're trying to get that come from. but luckily, the debris from this home did not end up in their front door neighbor's property. however, officials are asking people to be careful when they're out walking or driving in their neighborhood for potential events like these. and again, stephanie, another live look here this neighborhood in belmont where that mudslide happened. these mudslides, they could continue to happen and be an issue because of all the rain were expected to get later tonight and early tomorrow morning. just within the last hour, we have experienced some rain here in belmont's. public works says that there could be more until wednesday. i'll send it back

to you. all right. thanks very much, camila for that live perspective. >> in the east bay, a sinkhole damaged a storm drain in pittsburgh, triggering massive flooding in one neighborhood kron four's. amanda hari spoke with community members there. >> harbor street behind me is closing on, told by police it will likely stay that way until monday. there the barricades you see and then beyond that is a public works. vehicles stopping anyone who may try to get past those barricades on harbor street. there is flooding that's dangerous and makes it completely impassable. >> parts of harbor street from you, 70 drive to greystone place. look more like a lake that a road. it just started coming up of of of coming on on track. and i've been watching coming to my i caught up with bernadine cleaver. she was surveying the damage. she says this is the first time she experienced flooding like this. i'm concerned about the coming into the >> and not only come into the

house my house in the street in turn into a vote she says city workers came by her home and put some sandbags near her garage. she's hoping that'll be enough to really hold because base is going to be hard to make public works. city engineer john samuelson says this is because of damage caused by the recent storms. we had a sinkhole that opened up on the good shepherd church facility right over oure stost line takes kercher creek from one side of harbor street to the other. it has now been compromised because of the sinkhole. the top of the pipe has failed. >> and soil for above has partially filled the storm. drain line. so when the massive rain hit this area, it wasn't capable of transporting all the water in the creek from one side district. the other. so the water found another way, which was over the top of the street. lieutenant james terry showed us where the water is supposed to go. >> he says police and fire have been working all day and

they believe the homes will be safe. we decided that because it's unlikely the water has been rising up to >> so we decided not order for it to rise to get to the houses. >> talking >> the fire department says they have their swift water rescue equipment ready just in case there does have to be an evacuation. but as of now, they don't expect that to happen. they say the water will go down as it stops raining and once it stops the work on repairing that storm, drain line in pittsburgh, amanda hari kron. 4 news in the south bay. first responders rescued 3 people from their car as it teetererer on the edge of a cliff. wow. scary moments there. >> chp said a crew say this happened yesterday afternoon in the area of old mill road in los gatos. an officer was able to calm the passengers down and give them instructions on how to safely exit the car. all 3 people are doing ok, chp says that this moment is a reminder that

pete, if people must travel during thisad weather to please do so safely. and if you can stay up to date for and you can stay up to date rather on the latest weather conditions by scanning this qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a ec special is a section of kron 4 dot com with the latest flood watches and warnings.traffic advisories and much re. coming up here on the 4 morning news.s.he rain could not keep away. the 40 niner faithful at saturday's game. juwt look at that. >> we've got more fan reaction in just a few moments mand more rain is on the way. sorry to break it to ya. we continue to track the latest conditions e t doors for you and updpd onour forecast cing up onour forecast cing up just a few minutes.

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>> on the peninsula, officers arrested a suspect in an atm skimming sting operation at bank of america. this happened in belmont and police were alerted of a skimming device at this atm machine by a technician officers ran surveillance and arrested a suspect when that person returned to collect the device and police are advising people who live in this area to double check atm machines before using them again. that's the belmont of bank of america on saturday, governor newsom honored a southern california deputy shot and killed in the line of duty. riverside county deputy darnell calhoun was first on scene of a reported disturbance last weekend in lake elsinore a second deputy later showing up in finding

calhoun wounded. and that's when that second deputy confronted the suspect in a shootout. calhoun later died from his injuries at the hospital. he was just 30 years old. he is survived by his pregnant wife. his colleagues remembering him as, quote, the most cheerful, most positive. most good wholesome. and you could imagine governor newsom releasing this statement honoring the deputies saying in part, quote, deputy calhoun died a hero and his bravery and selfless service will always be remembered. calhoun's death happening just a month after the death of another riverside county deputy who also died while in the line of duty. >> and we're dealing with some last showers of for right this moment. but a bigger dose occurring into this late afternoon evening. so enjoy the low that we're starting to get into. i'm gonna go and show you what you can expect it to get into later this evening. and tonight morning.

>> welcome back kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. there's the picture we have of that most people probably seeing right now just to kind of a gloomy sunday. we have at hand a little bit lift a little bit into the midday hours or so. this will turn the rain off for just a brief moment. here's the progress thus far that juiciest line that we have is mostly in the east bay and down to the peninsula. some spotty showers in its wake for right now. this is going to wayne for us as we approach the noon hour and give everybody a little

bit of a temporary break until events start building by late this afternoon into this evening. let's go to future cast. see exactly what i'm talking about. first into the late morning hours as we approach noon, the rain wayne's about as much as it's going to hear is kind of problem area mentioned before around san jose and also up to mountain. the uso. then we get the big deeper moisture here. as you can see, starting from the south peninsula, east bay bone back up to the north bay as we get to around midnight or so quite involved with heavy rain working here and then exiting stage as we get into tomorrow. late morning. watch the winds. you can exacselow approach. this goes out a little bit later. first, here's your some of the wind shifting more actually off shore from the east, then from the north. that's again, the low then in its wake, when it's all said and done by monday afternoon, returning back to on shore flow again. so it's also sitting with the slow in our backyard this morning. we're talking about rain and showers. they dissipate. another break. no good. early. as i mentioned couple problem.

areas that won't see much of a break. but again, everybody's got maybe a few hours to take advantage of this than tonight. the rain returns start building by nightfall becomes more involved, particularly to the west and the south rain heavy at times overnight by midnight. everybody is going to get the hammering of rain. heavy rain early tomorrow morning. predawn then spotty afternoon or evening showers possible with that. but by noon, most of the bay area will be probably some of the clearest we've seen for a while. so monday, we put rain on there because that's going to be focused in the am hours. but for tuesday outside a very early system in the west, everybody opens up in turns to mostly sunny the rest of the week. looks like that. but there's a little bump along the road midweek. i'll give you a long-range coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> well, some good news for people living in half moon bay eastbound highway. 92 is back open. caltrans says crews were able to reopen that stretch at 8 last night. and this is video you're looking at from thursday, though, showing that huge sinkhole that opened up in the westbound direction.

repair work has been under way since then. as of last night, the westbound direction still remains closed. incredible video. check this out. captures a well. that's temperatures. the moment a mudslide swallows a part of a roadway on the peninsula. and you can take a look at that here. this video was shared on twitter yesterday afternoon. >> it happened on stage road near the town of pescadero. officials had already closed the section of roadway because of an earlier slide. and as you can see here, a huge section of the road just seemingly just caved in, caved on itself and slid down the side of that mountain. there. fortunately, no one was injured in this case. and now to bay area football. the forty-niners are now waiting to see who their next opponent will be after they dominated. >> the seattle seahawks in the first round of the playoffs. the seahawks took the lead going into half time. but in the 2nd half to line, the niners came out on fire. they took the lead on their first

drive of the half. and then the niners defense took over. they forced 2 turnovers. then rookie quarterback brock purdy put on a history-making performance. the niners win by a final of 41 to 23 kron four's. kate rooney has more on the niners victory. >> the legend of brock purdy continues to grow here in santa clara, add a playoff win to his ever longer list of accomplishments pretty becomes the first nfl rookie since 2012 when russell wilson did it to win a playoff game. hey, pretty wasn't even in high school back then. but now his performances are looking every inch. the grown man pretty was 18 for 30 with 332 yards, 3 touchdowns, a rushing touchdown. and for the 6th time in 7 games had a passer rating of over 100. and though he got off to a little bit of a rocky start, he was able to overcome that and showed that he remains cool as a cucumber in almost any situation. the moment is never too big for purdy. you know, there are

some. >> some emotion going into the game like, you know, you just feel it, you know, in the environment with the fans our team, it's like man, this is win or go home. and so, you know, you did feel that feel-like pre-game and what not. but once the game started, it was all 11 on 11. i got to do my job. i got to get some guys when they're in space and and go from there. you know, it's playoff football. everyone plays their best football. so i'm feeling i was just some that we had the back our minds to. but overall, it wasn't. you know, my gosh, when the playoffs, you know, we've got to get all tense or anything like that. so we've got player game. and else phone place jimmy goes down. we're all looking around. >> 2 men and brought parties, gets his number called and it goes and helps you want a football game like that's those are the big prepare you for moments like this. you know, he showed us over and over again who he is and player. he is so not surprised. >> he's exactly what you would want a quarterback. ytu know, no, no moment is too big from an he makes corrections

quickly. and you saw that today and he's able to go out there and play with some juice and get the right guys and and let everybody else do their jobs. >> now the forty-niners await their opponent for the divisional round. they do know one thing no matter who it is. that game will be right back here at levi stadium. they're hoping for a little bit better weather next weekend, but they're hoping that their performances on the field are every bit as good at levi stadium. kate rooney kron 4 sports. >> well, despite the rain, thousands of fans came up for yesterday's niners game kron four's justin campbell captured some of that excitement. >> the party started outside levi's stadium with thousands of 9 is fans tailgating hold the rainy weather. didn't stop anyone. >> and hall of famer jerry pumped up the crowd while fans took bets on what the score would be predicted. it is a 21 to 3. he was way off ending score. 41 to 23 niners fans

arriving after the with the of i feel great because we just one we're going like not about the next pope. also liked brock purdy's performance, mister relevant making history as the lowest-drafted quarterback ever to not a playoff win. he hangs in the pocket. he's very, very respectful. he's a good. he's a good teammate. >> like to to say about what we know. do you know depot is we've known this for a long fans hope the niners will have 2 more wins to get them to the super bowl reporting at levi stadium. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> coming up, we continue to track showers hitting the bay area this morning. >> this is another live look at stormtracker 4 radar which is lit up in green and yellow indicating where that rain is falling. we're seeing parts of it and definitely in san francisco even further inland.

we'll have more coming up after this.

>> the national park service is offering free entry to all national parks on monday. mets martin luther king junior day. it's one of 5 days this year or entrance fees will be waived and a reminder to make sure that you check weather conditions before you head outdoors. and starbucks ceo howard schultz is ordering corporate staff to come back to the office. according to a

memo sent out to employees earlier this week, schultz is requiring staff to be in the office 3 times a week starting january 31st. staff near regional offices must also be in person 3 days a week employees were allowed to work remotely since the start of the pandemic, but attempts to get them to come back to one to 2 days a week had worked out. and that is the latest that we have on that story. let's go ahead and move on to the next one here. southwest airlines own shareholders are suing the company following that operational meltdown over the holidays. the lawsuit alleges the airline, quote, continuously downplayed or ignored serious issues with the technology it used to schedule flights and cruise southwest canceled over 16,000 flights and faced major operational issues over the holidays. the blunder is expected to cost the carrier over 800 million dollars. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the stormy weather forced the indefinite closure. >> of a major roadway in the east bay, how residents in the east bay, how residents in the area are coping.

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this is a settled a bit more. so most of the action is actually in the east bay. >> and extending down to the south bay this morning, a contrast with some of the other patterns that we've had in other events. now, we're waiting for the last event to occur. that's going to occur from really late this afternoon overnight tomorrow morning. >> we're waiting for a low to develop. it looks like there's a nice clearing line developing up in sonoma county, as you can see on storm tracker 4 here. but still the leading edge of everything that's pretty much start to march out of the east bay. and now that return line that we talked about this morning, we joined you is now in the east bay extending down south. still have those flooding concerns through monday evening the entire geography is impacted by all of this. again, 2 reminder that watch the flooding of the ponding that we have on area roadways. that's only going to build as we get into late tonight. so you're driving out about today. that's the thing to keep in mind. as you start your day tomorrow morning, there's a look at your winds, not the northwest or us the south west. they're going to shift around with this approach of the storm, which

is actually a nice low. that's going to bring those winds around to the north and then ultimately back on shore again, the podcast kind of overnight. it's quite involved. there isn't a because we're getting heavy rain. that's a given. but look how clear it is pretty quickly is a stark line, although it may not see a lot of sun tomorrow, but at least that shows you that the moisture at the surface is really being turned off. that's good news there. 52 or so. but due to high noon, as we're looking for, probably the best couple of hours all day will get by mid-afternoon. the light rain starts. the heaviest will be in the south bay as that's will be the be the source of this next wave. all kind of plot that out for you in the longer range forecast, which actually has a dry pattern as we get into next week. stephanie, interesting, thanks very much, dave. >> president joe biden approved california's request for a disaster declaration paving the way for federal funds to help recovery efforts. this declaration applies to affected people in merced said sacramento and santa cruz county. in the east bay niles canyon road is again off limits to drivers as kron

four's philippe djegal reports mud rock and landslides are making this road dangerous. >> saturated hillsides causing hazards on roadways. this landslide along foothill road in blocking one lane in town on main street turnbull and his wife, renee cleaning up where they can. we want to make sure that in the next when the next rains come that the water will flow off of main street than not. >> turnbull says his town may be small but family struggle here during inclement weather. >> he hopes elected leaders provide resources for those incurring damage. we've got people with flooded basements. we're going to need help from pleasanton sunol road in some old canyon road in fremont. niles canyon road is shut down indefinitely. >> caltrans crews are busy clearing catch basins. so water flows freely into alameda the agency says it will reassess the road conditions over the next few days. stay away from.

>> because weather like this year, a predictable floods can come on top. you did before and you hit you've got tree branches logs, whatever. here's a good chance that whatever is rushing down, the creek could make it on the road. if you live in the area and have no other choice but to use the road to commute passed by carefully. >> you underestimate the depth of flood waters could get stuffed in. alameda county all kron. 4 news. >> warnings remain in effect this weekend across the bay area on saturday and santa cruz county officials worked to evacuate the community of felton grove located by the san lorenzo river. the area was devastated by flooding in the last storm. the river briefly reached flood stage again yesterday. and the bad weather forced serves sheriff's deputies in san luis obispo to suspend the search for a 5 year-old boy swept away by flood waters on monday called one's mother was driving him to school near paso robles when she got caught in rising waters as they left their suv little

killed. one was swept away. he is now listed as missing. the sheriff's department said the decision to search for the one will now take place on a day by day basis. and the golden gate bridge is back open this morning after an overturned big rig shut down lanes for hours causing a major traffic backup. chp tells us the driver was removed from the truck. chp closed closed down both directions of the bridge for crews to get this truck upright and off of that bridge. this happened just before 8.30, saturday night. no reported injuries so far. but you can see how bad the traffic got as people were diverted away from the freeway and the bridge. but again, all main lanes right now are back open in both directions. and one person is in the hospital after a crash on i-280, in san mateo county. this happened on saturday morning in the southbound lane. photos from the scene show at least 6 emergency personnel on the side of the freeway. the passenger side airbag appeared to have been deployed. crews work to cut the door off the truck. as you can see there,

the passenger side front end of the truck was crushed from impact. and a special group of air force pilots fly into storms to gather data. how and their latest mission is to study the atmospheric rivers we're experiencing right here in california. a reporter karma dickerson spent a day with this special team. >> the 30 cylinders called robson's hurricane hunters released into the pacific wednesday produced key information about the storm headed for california. they like temperature wind speeds, pressure and water vapor help predict when and how hard the atmospheric river would hit. >> i >> those models it everyone from forecasters to local governments and preparing for the wet weather upon us now. but it's also helping reservoir managers decide what to do with the water when it

gets here. >> the reservoir operators, it's really important that we understand when water is going to come in at what time and then our watershed in particular where that water is going to fall either as rain or snow makes a big difference in how we wopld operate. >> john james is the director of resource planning for you. water agency, the managers of the new bullets bar reservoir about 45 minutes from marysville. >> if 2 major one prevent flooding. need to know the storm is going to bring watered overfill. the d a >> times that where it's important to release it ahead of storms where flooding could occur. >> at the same time, the focus on another mission, drought management, despite 7 inches to a foot and a half of rainfall around our area for the last 2 weeks, nearly half of the state is still in severe drought. the reservoirs can't afford to release more water than atmospheric river flights. help them decide. >> when to hold on with our water we have to really be. i'm confident in the forecast order to operate. >> and turning now to the

white house, it was a long week for the president after classified documents from his time as vice president were found at an office in dc and at his home in delaware. all of it leading to a major announcement from attorney general merrick garland this week. reshad hudson is on the hill with a look at the investigation. >> good afternoon. a special counsel is now investigating president biden's handling of classified documents after material from his time as vice president were found at both his delaware home and a former office. it was in the public interest to appoint a special counsel attorney general merrick garland appointed robert kerr, a former trump appointed u.s. attorney to look into the matter. the extraordinary circumstances here require the appointment of a special counsel for this matter. president biden responding to the documents being found in his private home. people know. >> i take classified documents are classified material seriously cooperate fully completed. the justice

department's review. >> house democratic leader hakeem jeffries support tell the president is handling believe that he's doing everything. take the appropriate steps to determine what happened. but house speaker kevin mccarthy says president biden is getting special treatment from the justice department treats one president trump one way but treats president biden a whole different way. >> and that was reshad hudson reporting for u.s.. house republicans say they plan to launch their own investigation. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the irs is giving some people a bit more time to do their taxes. we take a look at who qualifies. and we continue to track the rain expected to hit. they will. it's already coming down across the bay area today. >> taking a live look now at storm tracker. 4 radar. we can showers already coming down across parts of san jose. san francisco on the even further inland toward stopped in little bit further south of santa cruz. a complete look at your forecast is coming up in just a %ew moments.

>> and some more relief is coming for storm victims here in california, the irs announced they are pushing back this year's tax deadline for anyone living in areas impacted by the recent rainfall. people in counties designated by fema as a storm zone will get an extra month to file their taxes. taxpayers can now file as late as may 15th instead of april 18th.

this really is otter offered automatically. so you won't need to contact the irs to get an extension. and consumers are looking for. but looking for breaks and food prices saw some slight improvements in december data from the bureau of the worst labor statistics says that purchases for grocery food increased only 2 tenths of a percent. that's the smallest monthly increase since march of 2021. but overall, food prices are still up year over year by about 12% compared to last year. prices are up about 60% butter. 35 1% and let us about 25% and flower at more than 23 percent. but dave, it. >> shop and well, it is already up and do that is say you there, i couldn't find him for 2 was out of the bone care. what price want to get them here. we're looking at a lot to build as we approach around the noon hour into the mid afternoon, it builds and takes us overnight to tomorrow. we'll have more details on the timing of that details on the timing of that just a bit. keep it here.

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part of this stretch of road again state route. is flooded. so best to probably avoid this roadway. let's check in now, though, with dave spahr is in the weather center tracking all of this wet weather for us and david, what should people it's not to really improve from all those conditions, particularly as we get to tomorrow morning. have another hammering going on. >> for the overnight hours that's going to last biggest one. we get and then will be kind of going into a much more dry pattern. there's a little nuance than that. but that's the big broad strokes here. i'm sending you quickly up to tahoe, relatively inactive this morning as we can see from the radar picture going on here now, still, they got the winter storm warning well entrenched. that's until 10:00am on tuesday. not just because of this hit because there's a delay in that fact. and there's a little way that may play out for tuesday morning is just in case now when you get to levels about 7,000 feet, they're looking for potentially up to 3 feet of snow. addition to all of this here. and it goes down to about 5500 feet we've been talking about how he's

been higher level snowstorms rather than getting real deep in low like that from these colder system is going on all this atmospheric river. that's one of the things they're very copious with moisture. here's a quick look at what it looks like up there. a little break on tuesday. that more on wednesday. but after this, even up in tahoe looks much improved for next weekend. hint storm tracker for this. what it looks like more involved still in the east bay with relatively some some a modest rain going on in down to fremont. this is much more spotty than just about a half hour ago or so. an improvement we're building the low for the next 4 to 5 hours or so sfo. there were no delays earlier going on, at least related to the weather. we continue on with until monday evening with all of that up the the flood watch this continuing obviously with new rain coming. we're going to have additional problems that are going to spark up for a few hours to keep in mind storm tracker for what's going on here is there's a break happening. so we're losing the support moisture we've been getting from the lower levels of the lower latitudes. so

therefore, we're going into a dry pattern and it really shows up in the long range forecast models. so getting into afternoon boy, that break is not for long. here comes the deep moisture. it's very clear where it is turning around as a low and there's the dry side. that's in the late monday morning into tuesday afternoon. one little note, though, is we get to monday night tuesday morning. there is that little a bit of moisture left over that sneaks along the coast. rainfall collection here, a couple 107 inch. a few pennies left over. but the real big hit starts for this afternoon tonight. and in 2 your monday morning, all the way to about 8. so i pick well over an inch and a half for san francisco in all of this long range forecast models here comes that break. i just mentioned after this last front middle of the week. when make note of that, that includes the bay area. after that, we kind of stay in the clear. there we go. now we could use a high pressure. there we go into next weekend, remaining dry, 7 day forecast here for years. the break tuesday, wednesday and then a

couple of cloud cover for thursday. but it looks even drier into friday into saturday. there's our dry air letting temperatures fall. stephanie. >> thanks very much, david. appreciate that. the time for another installment of dine and dish and today it is all about the beer from ford's vicki liviakis takes us to a san francisco beer garden inspired by the ones you find all the way in germany. >> we'll come in to rod house, the bavarian style beer hall and restaurant in san francisco at fort mason where beer lovers rejoice is a slight oktoberfest every pretty much. it's pronounced rottinghaus pitch in german means wheelhouse. >> but some might just call it radhaus because it's that rat. >> aaron, along with his twin brother, matt, are the owners with a thing for all things bavarian? this is a town in look bills. this is a smoked beer. our smoked patrons come for the beverages. the

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a kron 4%meteorologist, this phenomenon is known as a water spout. it was spotted by a viewer off the sonoma coast just earlier this week. it is a pretty cool thing to see and really need that they were able to catch that on video. okay. still next on the still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. landslides are blocking roads on the peninsula. >> and city officials are warning that more could be on the way we have the latest details coming up in a live report. plus, water over takes this pittsburgh neighborhood. just look at that. we have community reaction. up next. and the rain continues to come

news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday january, the 15th and we're covering a lot

of news for you this morning. start by getting a first check of the weather with dave spahr. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. again, we're dealing with some rain that appears on radar, not everywhere now occurring at the same time. it's no concentrated in the east bay down to the south bay. >> it's starting to lift a little bit of the peninsula and san francisco in points up to the north. this kind of little bit of a line that started to develop on the western edge of all of this. >> this is not going to be permanent because we do have the system overnight. that's going to be a player. but even if we get that clear patch noting there in sonoma county, as you will see there, the problem is we have so much surface moisture. the sun comes out are probably fill back in again with cloud cover. anyway, the deeper moisture in the southwest is going to be bubbling up later on this afternoon. but the low, at least on the rain giving us a break. hey, that looks to be developing here. all right, through monday again, we've got that flood watch for u.s. bay area wide likely ponding on roadways. and we're just going to make it worse through tonight. tomorrow morning, rivers, creeks and streams continue to be a problem. that will be a problem even into tuesday with

the rain done. here's a live shot coming in from san jose state. overcast skies is actually in the south bay and mount hamilton where we may never actually see the lifting until that moisture starts bubbling up from the south winds. southeasterly a little bit. however, the coast are coming in on shore. the fog real quickly on yeah, we get kind of a clear patch with all of that. but overnight, obviously with early tomorrow morning there you have all the activity. what called the clear line develops. just tell you that at least some a lot of the low level moisture is moving up fairly quickly. it doesn't mean a sunny monday afternoon, but at least it clears this all out with some breaks of sun. so again, we'll do with like cloudy skies, 12 1 o'clock, 2 o'clock. but by the mid afternoon, just before sunset, the rain starts to build south bay east bay points up towards the north and everybody will be well involved with some heavier rain by about 9 o'clock onward will give you an idea what that all looks like coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> now to our top story this morning, another person is dead from california's winter

storms. this time in san francisco when a man a woman jogging in golden gate park was hit by a falling tree. it happened just after 05:00pm yesterday near 30th and jfk boulevard. san francisco firefighters tell kron 4 the victim is a city resident about 70 years old. she was found with head trauma next to a large tree branch. firefighters immediately began lifesaving measures. but the woman died at the scene so far. at least 19 people have died during storms that battered our state the last 2 weeks. authorities say it is possible that number will rise and happening right now, a mudslide is blocking a road in frame and brother belmont. the city is warning of more possible, but mudslides over the next several days. kron camila barco is live at the scene with a closer look at the damage. a commute. how's it looking? >> well, stephanie, you can't even make out the roadway here in because of that mudslide. here it is behind me, a huge chunk of land fell from this

hillside over here. and now it sits on this street. one man described it perfectly for me. it's like a glacier pieces of that land are now scattered around street and here in this roadway and the roadway is now blocked as of this morning. take a look at the scene this is on. 28 47 san juan boulevard. the soil has become so saturated. that part of this hill came falling down and the piece of land is now blocking the road. the homes are at the foot of the very steep hillside where this mudslide happened. one neighbor tells me that the home has been in bed tag, which means the people living there. we're told it's not safe to be inside and they needed to leave. we have contacted the police department and public works for more information. we're still waiting to hear back. but right now officials are asking people to be careful when you're out walking or driving in their neighborhood for potential events like these, there have been many

mudslides all over the bay area in the past few weeks. we saw one on highway 90 to 19 people at an apartment complex in fairfax are displaced because of a mudslide. and now it's canyon road continues to be closed because of those mudslides n we maybe can take weeks could continue to see some of them with the potential rain coming in. stephanie, we are expected to see more of it later tonight and early tomorrow morning. public public works here in belmont, says that more mudslides are expected until wednesday. i'll send it back to you. all right. thank you so much, camilla, for that live perspective of that storm damage there. >> and now to the east bay. a sinkhole damaged a storm drain in pittsburgh, triggering massive flooding in one neighborhood. as you can see right there, a kron four's. amanda hari spoke with community members impacted by this. >> harbor street behind me is closing on, told by police it will likely stay that way until monday. there the barricades you see and then beyond that is a public works. vehicles stopping anyone who

may try to get past those barricades on harbor street. there is flooding that's dangerous and makes it completely impassable. >> parts of harbor street from yosemite drive to greystone place. look more like a lake that a road. it just started coming up of of coming on on track. and i've been watching coming to my i caught up with bernadine cleaver as she was surveying the damage. she says this is the first time she experienced flooding like this. i'm concerned about the coming into the house and not only coming into the house my house in the street in turn into a vote she says city workers came by her home and put some sandbags near her garage. she's hoping that'll be enough to really hold because second base is going to be hard to make public works. city engineer john samuelson says this is because of damage caused by the recent storms. we had a sinkhole that

opened up on the good shepherd church facility right over our storm. drain like the storm drain line takes kercher creek from one side of harbor street to the other. it has now been compromised because of the sinkhole. the top of the pipe has failed. >> and soil for above has partially filled this storm. drain line. so when the massive rain hit this area, it wasn't capable of transporting all the water in the creek from one side district. the other. so the water found another way, which was over the top of the street. lieutenant james terry showed us where the water is supposed to go. >> he says police and fire have been working all day and they believe the homes will be safe. we decided that because it's unlikely the water's going to rise to >> so we decided not order for it to rise to get to the houses. >> the >> fire department says they have their swift water rescue equipment ready just in case there does have to be an evacuation. but as of now, they don't expect that to

happen. they say the water will go down as it stops raining and once it completely stops the work on repairing that storm, drain line in pittsburgh, amanda hari kron. 4 news. and in the south bay, first responders rescued 3 people from their car as it teetered on the edge of a cliff. as you can see there, chp said crews say that this happened yesterday afternoon and the area of old mill road in los gatos. an officer was able to calm the passengers down and give them instructions on how to safely exit the car. all 3 people are miraculously doing okay. a chp say this moment is a reminder that if people must travel during the bad weather to please do so carefully. and you can stay up to date on the latest weather conditions by scanning this qr code right there on your screen. it's going to take you to a special section of kron 4 dot com that contains the latest flood warnings and watches a traffic advisories and much more. >> all right. do we continue

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>> on the peninsula, officers arrested a suspect in an atm skimming sting operation at bank of america. this happened in belmont. police were alerted of a skimming device by a technician officers ran surveillance and arrested a suspect when that person returned to collect the skimming device. police are advising people in the area to double check atm machines before using them. on saturday, governor newsom honored a southern california deputy shot and killed in the line of duty. riverside county deputy darnell calhoun was first on scene of a reported disturbance last weekend in lake elsinore. a second deputy later showed up and found calhoun wounded. and that's when the second deputy confronted the suspect in a shootout. but calhoun later died from his injuries at the hospital. he was just 30 years old. he is survived by his pregnant wife and his colleagues are remembering him as, quote the most cheerful, most positive, most good

wholesome and you could imagine governor newsom releasing a statement honoring the deputies saying part, quote, deputy calhoun died a hero and his bravery and selfless service will always be remembered. calhoun's death happening happening just a month after the death of another riverside county deputy who also died well on the on the line of duty. >> and at this hour right now, most of the action is in the east bay of the rain. we're tracking a little bit down to the south. we're building to our low. we're going to have for the middle of the day. but late afternoon it starts up again. and that will be the big storm for the overnight. we'll gi1e you an idea what to expect. kron 4 morning.

>> well, some good news for people living in half moon bay eastbound highway. 92 is back open. caltrans crews says crews were able to reopen that stretch at 08:00pm last night. this is video from thursday showing that huge sinkhole that opened up in the westbound direction. repair work has been underway since thursday. as of last night. the westbound direction still remains closed. an incredible video captures the moment. a mudslide swallows a part of in roadway on the peninsula. just look at that. this video was shared on twitter yesterday afternoon. this happened on stage road near the town of

pescadero. officials had already closed that section of roadway because of an earlier slide. and you you can see there are a huge section of the road seemingly just disappears, crumbles underneath itself. fortunately, no one was injured here. all right. let's take another live look outdoors at the headed towards oakland and i believe and the road was looking pretty slick at this hour. obviously some rain coming down across this part of the bay area and dave, more is on the way. >> yeah. and that mudslide, one of the things about that all that vegetation around their boy. it serves a purpose hanging on to that stuff. could you imagine how bad will be without always knew that the education. that's why they say the burned areas always a problem area. here's sfo going on here for, you know, delays this morning, even though we've been seeing rain going on, at least not cara caused by the by the weather and a quick check in to what's going on. storm tracker 4. there's a secondary line that's mostly in the east bay right now as we speak, extending down to

san jose. this is kind of going to be a problem area because it's never going to see the rain really subside entirely to come out. hamilton as it starts to bubble up yet again for the show overnight into tomorrow morning. zooming in a little closer. we're left with very, very light rain showers holding on certainly wet roads, even some clearing trying to happen aloft a little bit. but there's so much surface moisture here that's probably going to fill back up again as we get some of the state time heating. can over to future cast for here? here's our break. enjoy middle a couple of hours after in the afternoon there you can see that line of heavy rain starting to build marching north as we get overnight 7.30, there's the coverage area very, very involved. just more to come notice mount hamilton. it looks like to see some shun and they're telling you up there. there's some colder air involved so they might actually get perhaps a little snow involved in that, although it may not stick or anything, but it may just develop middle tonight by 02:00am we still have some heavy rain still playing out?

but we get to the back side of that. there's a very clear line that develops for your monday noon afternoon. so the winds start off southerly. they shift coming east direction. that's that low moving. then it shifts to the north. then it does almost like a choreographed here and then it goes then on shore after we get past all that on monday. again, with that relatively drier air trying to filter in behind all of that this morning, rain and showers dissipate, the concentrated in the east bay. for now, another break milk at early. then tonight we've got rain returns before nightfall, rain heavy at times overnight. and then tomorrow, heavy rain early. but by noon, most of the bay will be on the improvements side, but ahey'll be plenty of problems that will be probably newly created next couple of days. monday. this isn't event here by noon. we should be clearing out even opening the skies in some spots, but at least turning off the rain. tuesday is the day to start to see the sun return. to have more on your long range forecast. little bump in the road for get to next weekend, stephanie. all right. looking forward to that. thank you,

dave. >> another bay area football. the forty-niners are now waiting to see who their next opponent will be after they dominated the seattle seahawks in the first round of the playoffs. the seahawks took the lead going into halftime. but in the 2nd half, the niners came out on fire. it took the lead on their first drive of the half. and then the niners defense took over. they forced 2 turnovers. then rookie quarterback brock purdy put on a history-making performance. the niners win by a final of 41 to 23 for kate rooney has more on the niners victories. >> the legend of rock pretty continues to grow here in santa clara at a playoff win to his ever longer list of accomplishments pretty becomes the first nfl rookie since 2012 when russell wilson did it to win a playoff game. hey, pretty wasn't even in high school back then. but now his performances are looking every inch. the grown man pretty was 18 for 30 with 332 yards, 3

touchdowns, a rushing touchdown. and for the 6th time in 7 games had a passer rating of over 100. and though he got off to a little bit of a rocky start, he was able to overcome that and showed that he remains cool as a cucumber in almost any situation. the moment is never too big for purdy. you know, there are some. >> to motion going into the game, like, you know, you just feel it, you know, in the environment with the fans our team, it's like man, this is win or go home. and so, you know, you did feel that feel-like pre-game and what not. but the game started, it was all 11 on 11. i got to do my job. i got to get some guys when they're in space and and go from there. you know, it's playoff football. everyone plays their best football. so i'm feeling i was just some that we have the back our minds to. but overall, it wasn't. you know, my gosh, when the playoffs, you know, we've got to get all tense or anything like that. so we've got to play our game. and later place, jimmy goes down. we're all looking around. >> 2 men and brought parties, one gets his number called and

it goes and helps you want a football game like that's those are the big prepare you for moments like this. you know, he showed us over and over again who he is and top player is so not surprised. >> he's exactly what you would want a quarterback. you know, no, no moment is too big for men. he makes corrections quickly. and we saw that today and he's able to go out there and play with some juice and get the right guys and and let everybody else do their jobs. >> now the forty-niners await their opponent for the divisional round. they do know one thing no matter who it is. that game will be right back here at levi stadium. they're hoping for a little bit better weather next weekend, but they're hoping that their performances on the field are every bit as good at levi stadium. kate rooney kron 4 sports. >> well, despite the rain, thousands of fans came out for yesterday's game kron four's justin campbell captured some of that excitement. watch. >> the party started outside levi's stadium with thousands of 9 is fans tailgating hold

the rainy weather. didn't stop anyone. >> and hall of famer jerry pumped up the crowd while fans took bets on what the score would be predicted. it is a 21 to 3. he was way off ending score. 41 to 23 niners fans arriving after the with the of i feel great because we just one we're going like not about the next pope. also liked brock purdy's performance, mister relevant making history as the lowest-drafted quarterback ever to not a playoff win. he hangs in the pocket. he's very, very respectful. he's a good. he's a good teammate. >> like to to say about what we know. do you know depot is we know for a long fans hope the niners will have 2 more wins to get them to the super bowl reporting at levi stadium. justin campbell kron. 4 news.

>> all right. coming up, we continue to track the showers coming down over the bay area this morning. this is another live look as stormtracker 4 radar. those green and yellow areas indicating where the rain is falling. we are seeing parts of it now stockton, but also san francisco seeing a bit of that as well as san jose. much more on the weather conditions out doors coming conditions out doors coming up. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer...

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>> the national park service is offering free entry to all national parks on monday, martin luther king junior day. that is monday. it is one of 5 days this year. we're entrance fees will be waived a reminder to make sure you check weather conditions before you step outdoors for escape to the national park in southwest airlines own shareholders shareholders are suing the company following that operational meltdown over the holidays. the lawsuit alleges the airline, quote, continuously downplayed or ignored serious issues with the technology it used to schedule flights and cruise southwest canceled over 16,000 flights and faced major operational issues over the holidays. and that blunder is expected to cost the carrier over 800 million dollars. starbucks ceo howard schultz is ordering corporate staff to come back to the office according to a memo sent out to employees earlier this week showed says requiring staff to be in the office 3 times a week starting january 31st.

and stephanie regional offices must also be in person 3 days a week. now, employees were previously allowed to work remotely since the start of the pandemic. but of course, now that is all changing. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the stormy weather forced the indefinite closure of a major roadway in the east bay. >> how residents in the area are coping with this.

>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. it is 9.28. this beautiful morning while it's also a wet morning. let's check in with dave sphar. now he's in the wiather center with the latest on what need to know. hey, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. yeah, we're going in again with a wet start to the day. most of the current rain is now pretty much focused in the east bay for the most part. >> and we're starting to begin this little low will have as we approach the noon hour in the early afternoon. but things are going to turn. >> gradually coming in from the south moving north throughout the late day into early evening. meanwhile, we actually try to see a little bit of a clear patch trying to develop up there around sonoma county. however, with all the surface moisture, it will be filled back in again with daytime heating to keep the sun comes out again with all of this moisture at the surface, it will just give us more cloud cover. even little shower, too. we still have the flooding concerns with us with the heavy rain coming our way is going make matters worse. any problem areas will pop as we get into the evening

overnight hours, maybe that's kind of a plus at least will be at night. and then the recovery for everybody goes into effect in your monday. there's sfo. again, no delays as we start our day today. winds currently are interesting. they're out of the south, as you can see in the east bay. meanwhile, there on shore for the peninsula and a good chunk of the north bay, too podcast is kind of interesting here. here comes that rain overnight. we have a lot of fog and hand. that's a given. but look how clear and cut and dry it is as it moves out already by the mid morning hours, improving now. i don't think we're going to see a lot in the way of sun. you may see couple raise, but at least turning off that rain machine with that deeper moisture heading east. so cloudy is around the noon hour. 1 o'clock, 2 o'clock rebuilding starting in the south bay and to the east bay as we get into the late afternoon evening, although and march at all for you in the long range forecast as well. coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right. thank you so much. date. >> president joe biden approved california's request for a disaster declaration, paving the way for federal funds to help with recovery

efforts. the declaration applies to affected people in merced said sacramento and santa cruz county. and in the east bay. now canyon road is again off limits to drivers as kron four's philippe djegal reports, mud, rock and landslides are making this roadway dangerous. >> saturated hillsides causing hazards on roadways. this landslide along foothill road in some old blocking one lane. >> in town on main street turnbull and his wife, renee cleaning up where they can. we want to make sure that in the next when the next rains come that the water will flow off of main street than not. turnbull says his town may be small, but family struggle here during inclement weather. he hopes elected leaders provide resources for those incurring damage. we've got people with flooded basements. we're going to need help from pleasanton sunol road in some old canyon road in fremont. niles canyon road is shut down

indefinitely. >> caltrans crews are busy clearing catch basins. so water flows freely into alameda the agency says it will reassess the road conditions over the next few days. stay away from. >> because weather like this year, a predictable floods can come on top. you did before and you hit you've got tree branches logs, whatever. here's a good chance that whatever is rushing down, the creek could make it on the road. if you live in the area and have no other choice but to use the road to commute passed by carefully. >> you underestimate the depth of flood waters could get stuffed in alameda county. goal kron. 4 news. >> and flood warnings remain in effect this weekend across the bay area on saturday and santa cruz county officials worked to evacuate the community of felton grove located by the san lorenzo river. the area was devastated by flooding in the last storm. the river briefly reach flood stage again just yesterday. and the bad weather forced sheriff's deputies in san luis

obispo to suspend the search for a 5 year-old boy swept away by flood waters on monday, kyle duan's mother was driving him to school near paso robles when she got caught in rising waters as they left their suv. little kyle was swept away. he is now listed as missing. the sheriff's department said the decision to search for him will now take place on a day by day basis. and the golden gate bridge is back open this morning after an overturned big rig shuts down lanes for hours causing a major traffic backup. just look at that. the chp tells us the driver was removed from the truck and chp closed down both directions of the bridge for crews to get the truck upright and out of the area. this happened just before 8.30, saturday night. no reported injuries so far. but you can see how bad traffic got as people were diverted away from the freeway and the bridge wild, like bumper to bumper right there. but again, all lanes are now back open in both directions. and one person is in the hospital after this crash on

i-280, in san mateo county. this happened on saturday morning in the southbound lane. photos from the scene show at least 6 emergency workers on the side of the freeway. the passenger side airbag appeared to have been depl yed. as you can see there and crews work to cut the door off the truck. the passenger side front end of the truck was crushed from the impact. and a special group of air force pilots fly into storms together data and their latest mission is to study the atmospheric rivers we're experiencing right here in california. our reporter karma dickerson spent a day with this special team. >> the 30 cylinders called robson's hurricane hunters released into the pacific wednesday produced key information about the storm headed for california. they like temperature, wind, pressure and water vapor help predict when and how hard the atmospheric river would hit. >> i

>> those models it everyone from forecasters to local governments and preparing for the wet weather upon us now. but it's also helping reservoir managers decide what to do with the water when it gets here. >> the reservoir operators, it's really important that we understand when water is going to come in at what time and then our watershed in particular where that water is going to fall either as rain or snow makes a big difference in how we would operate. >> john james is the director of resource planning for you. water agency, the managers of the new bar reservoir about 45 minutes from marysville. >> if 2 major one prevent flooding. need to know the storm is going to bring watered overfill. the d a >> time where it's important to really set up ahead of storms where flooding could occur. >> at the same time, the focus on another mission, drought management, despite 7 inches to a foot and a half of rainfall around our area for the last 2 weeks, nearly half of the state is still in severe drought. so reservoirs can't afford to release more

water than atmospheric river flights. help them decide. >> when to hold on our water we have to really be. i'm confident in the forecast order to operate. >> all right. some more relief is coming for storm victims here in california. the irs announced they are pushing back this year's tax deadline for anyone living in areas impacted by the recent rainfall. people in counties designated by fema as a storm zone. we'll get an extra month to file their taxes. taxpayers can now file as late as may 15th instead of april 18th. the relief is on offered automatically. so you will not need to contact the irs to get an extension. and consumers looking for breaks in food prices saw some slight improvements in december data from the bureau of labor statistics says that purchases for grocery food increased only 2 tenths of a percent. that's the smallest monthly increase since march 2021. but overall, food prices are still up year over year by about 12%

compared to last year. egg prices are up about 60% butter up more than 35%. let us about 25% and flower more than 23%. >> all right. time now for another installment of died and edition today. it is all about the beer kron four's. vicki liviakis takes us to a san francisco beer garden inspired by the ones you'd find in germany. >> we'll come in to rod house, the bavarian style beer hall and restaurant in san francisco at fort mason where beer lovers rejoice is a slight oktoberfest every pretty much. it's pronounced right. house pitch in german means wheelhouse. >> but some might just call it radhaus because it's that rat. >> aaron, along with his twin brother, matt, are the owners with a thing for all things bavarian? this is a town in look bills. this is a smoked beer are smoked. patrons come

for the beverages. the camaraderie and the fresh food. there's this hand-rolled, the german style chef michael is behind the house, made menu. it's traditional with a california twist. it's cheese plate is thunderbolt. our home and truffle butter. brussels sprouts with alpine is our jaeger schnitzel with mushrooms pretzel with haas made muster. and don't forget the broad worst. i think we should name and brock best. >> it is the best >> there are 13 specialty beers to wash it all down and bavarian wines and >> and as they say, coast. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. looks like a great time. >> and from a water filter for your counter, up top to a hair cut a device for pets. rich demuro shows us some fun gadgets from the consumer

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well, that's all handy. here's a look at what the rain is going right now in the east bay mostly is what's hanging out, getting a little break to the peninsula. san francisco went up to the north break or the north we're all going to get a little bit of a breather going on for a few hours. >> until shoe falls, don't have the details on what to have the details on what to expect.

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kron 4. we're taking a live look now at the bay bridge where you can see traffic moving along pretty smoothly here. but a reminder to travel safely. if you do plan to be outdoors because we are expecting more wet weather on the dave spahr tracking the movement of the latest weather system for us. hey, dave. yes, stephanie, good morning. good morning, everybody. and the big issue would be tomorrow morning, particularly for those out and about because that's going to be after the last what leg of the journey here. >> plays out for us overnight. here's what's happening in stormtracker up to tahoe. a little bit of a break is occurring right now. they're still getting some snow showers. but >> just a little bit of a breather. they're still looking to build another one to 3 feet on all of this. we're going to put this to bed by 10:00am on tuesday. so another day of all of this on monday, building, that's about 7,000 feet. as with their line is for the winter storm warning. but by down to about 5,000 feet amounts will be a little bit less also wind. so that will be up to about 80 miles per hour with some of those higher peaks. there. so the forecast calls for snow monday. a breather on tuesday.

minor snow going on wednesday. that's little hiccup here in the long range forecast models that will impact the bay potentially as well. right now looks like we're trying to get some clearing up here in the north bay on storm tracker for some spotty showers off towards the east. things are improving. sfo, no delays currently. now, the bigger picture shows how will see a decoupling happening here and that will give us a break with except for this one system on wednesday night, all the way through. that means through next weekend. short term picture. this gets us through this afternoon. here's the break. moisture bubbling up from the south. there doesn't about 4 o'clock right through the whole bay area with intensity. some cold patches are in there, too, which may deliver maybe perhaps some strikes of lightning tomorrow morning about 8 o'clock or so back side has a strong drop-off as you'll notice clear divide and we'll get some afternoon clearing. but the bigger issue is turning off those rain up in the north bay in much of the east bay. by that point, still some lingering the santa cruz mountains as late as approaching the evening hours

with all of that, the parts. and there's another little wrinkle that tries to drop south a bit before you put that in tardy to bed tuesday morning. that will be so rainfall collection. a couple little pennies will gather here over the next few hours. then you can see that deeper moisture building by this evening and we'll be adding an inch. plus east bay, san francisco peninsula down to the south bay, all locations. well over an inch between now and it will be 09:00am on your monday longer range forecast there. the couple hits. that's that last little hit until the middle of the week. and then we're in a clear patch, looks like high pressure starting to look at that. bolt happened there. we like that. so we're now in the dry patch all the way through next weekend, early into the following week. bring it on. here we go. all right. tonight, monday, we have it break on tuesday, wednesday, little irritation going on. some cloud cover left over on thursday, but clearing up right in time for your next weekend. there's the drier air that allows temperatures to fall into the 30's. we're now into a different air mass to do some

drying out, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for that. very thorough. >> all right, for your health this morning. this week is hunt for happiness. we could do such a thing right? well, for some ideas on how to celebrate and start your new year. happy. our health expert karen owoc is here with some ways to help all of us find some more happiness in our lives. a nice to see you there, karen. >> nice to see too happy. new year. yes. have a new year to you as so just to start out here, you know what exactly is this a so-called hunt for happiness? well, this the hunt for happiness was founded by the society of happy people. now was such a thing is i don't know what the requirements are to be in part of that society. but yes, it was. it was founded in 2001, and it's meant to encourage people to. >> think about the things that really make them happy and make them a priority. >> very interesting. and so

what are some activities that they encourage or perhaps that you it, you that people introduced into, you know, the day today to help with happiness. >> well, number one, stay connected with people. the social connections are very important. there's tons of research on this that people that are socially connected are happier people and they're also healthier and they live longer lives. so really reach out not only for your own happiness, but think about some other people that may be lonely or depressed. you. some veterans in these elderly people. so think about maybe reaching out to them as well to make them happy. >> yeah. and you know, speaking of doing that outreach right, volunteer work seems to also be a great way to do to boost the mood. >> absolutely. when we give of ourselves, we also feel happier in the research shows that when we when we give and do things for other people

that makes us feel good, too. so reaching out to other people and also giving your time to yards with your skills and then also giving bled. we're really in a national crisis right now. so that would also be something that might make you feel happy to. yeah, absolutely. i hear that also changing your environment, right? getting outdoors can also the mood as well. absolutely. so the university of michigan did a study on this and they found that if you're you spend 20 minutes connected with nature that will help reduce your stress. so that's a really good thing to make you happier. and that doesn't mean you have to be outdoors. some people can't go outside. but so by sitting by a window looking at nature, are they even found that by looking at pictures of nature can be calming and make you happier? well, that's really interesting is it's good to know. there's so many options there just in that just even

looking at a photograph of, you know, a beautiful scene from yosemite or something can make a difference. >> so put that on your computer screen. yes, you know, that's that's true. put i the default for when a plug in the the google chrome extension into my. >> into my atv said they have all those pictures that all run and sprite home. a very nice to see. you know, you mentioned that meditation is also a valuable tool here. and i meditate myself. i try to do a 10 minutes a day and it really does work. >> oh, good for you. because that really helps. it's good for the soul. and they found that it's an essential part by connecting with yourself is it says is central part of happiness. >> you know, reviewing you're finding your finances. actually, you mention, is, is something else you advise people could make a priority here? >> right. and and not that 10 make you happy. but the fact that you look at your

financial plan and make sure that it it is a prioritize 2 things that make you happy. so if you want to fit in a vacation or are just some things that make you happy, make sure it fits into your financial >> also starting a gratitude journal. tell us a bit about that. >> gratitude journals are great because it really helps to put. >> things in different perspectives. so >> you're you're a little bit when you're thinking about being grateful and thankful. >> some of those things that make you unhappy couldn't kind of shift to make you feel a lot more happy and, you know, going back to your point earlier about changing your environment, right to help improve your mood >> rearranging things around the home eems like also makes a difference here. >> right, because again, that changes your perspective and also getting rid of some of the clutter because when you get rid of some of those things that really forces you to think about what things are

important and it helps you prioritize again. get rid of all that stuff. it's a great time to just clean things out and start the new year. fresh. absolutely. and i'm also i'm watching something fun, right? so many great options out there on streaming services >> walk us through what you're thinking there. >> yeah. think what funny shows that that's going to help increase the release of dopamine. those happy hormones. so make sure you do that. i won. my mom had cancer. one of the things they said for her to do is watch things that were fun. funny. and that was really uplifting. so and then also make sure you learn something new because that that can also be fun. think you know, start try something new and cooking or crafting or something like that. but also it it can also help we invent yourself. if you want to do something new

and change yourself that holes optimistic. look on that reinvention. can be a source of happiness. >> all right. our health expert karen owoc joining us and sharing some very helpful advice for how we can all boost our happiness for the new year. we appreciate your insight, karen, have a very happy hands on the same to happy hands on the same to you. well, your next week. but

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>> to >> it was the site said know it's >> well, love the enthusiasm there, but that is actually not a shark. nato, according to our meteorologist here, kron for this phenomenon is known as a water spout. this one was spotted by a off the sonoma coast earlier this weekend. really, this is such a cool thing to see whether they were able to get video of this because it's not often that you're able to see one person. well, actually, the west coast in california, sow cow. we get them in winters a lot. i mean, it will happen in the winter months because of that cold air aloft. it goes on actually saw one of those and one is in panama city and it is an f one. it looks like that. let's get one. maybe ef 0. >> came over land. it was kind of rocking for a while there. but they're the most the least dangerous over water. they do cause damage to shipping. it

can happen. but yeah, ok, real quickly, the radar, your storm tracker for this, what it looks like right now want to give everybody a quick like they were in the low right now. we are looking for storm happening for tonight as we talked about. but what a sweet 7 day forecast we have for you. look at that. only thing to watch out for is wednesday. have a quick passing system wednesday night. >> dry pattern in through pass next weekend. stephanie, so enjoy today. thanks for the update. there. >> and that's it for us here. the kron 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lin in from all of us here at kron 4. thank you so much for joining us and we'll see you back here next week. stay dry and safe, everybody. 5.

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