♪ make it a valentine's to remember, with a free piece of jewelry from pandora. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday, february. 12th super bowl sunday. we'll have much more on the game coming up. plus, we have a lot of local news to get to this morning. start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. hey dave. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. let's see a lot of sunshine cooking today and warmer temperatures to looks like a little flavor springs. try to crack through here a little bit to get those inland valleys. >> as we'll see some numbers pop near about 70 watercolors at work here, east bay shoreline. a little bit of orange left over as the sun

joins us for this morning. all right. here's a check of what we're talking about here with those temperatures got some 30's already cooking here. 34 for santa rosa. 39 for about a lot of 40's across the breadth of the bail, though. 36 off to livermore. and 38. meanwhile, for fremont winds relatively inactive, they're going to be a bigger part of our forecast as part of the forecast area as we get into your monday with the arrival of our next system and speaking what's on her backyard right now? the leftovers from that low that we talked about from yesterday. little clump there, some mid to upper level cloudiness that will be drifting south. so we're going into the mostly sunny mode. these winds i spoke of, they will kick up tomorrow afternoon through tomorrow night. wind advisory formally posted for the coastal areas to the west. you can see today lots of sunshine will look at 60's for those inland valleys. but again, couple token, lower 70's to be had as well. kind of a roller coaster, right temperature wise. we'll get into that coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> our top story this morning. investigators are still trying to figure out the cause of an

explosion at a home in san francisco sunset district on thursday. kron four's amanda hari spoke with neighbors still shocked by what happened. >> the outer sunset is a quiet neighborhood. so finding out this explosion was related to a drug lab was a surprise to everyone here. >> be explodes. and it's like a bomb went a woman died this week after an explosion that rocked an otherwise quiet san francisco neighborhood. people living near 22nd avenue and moraga say they'll never forget where they were when the explosion happened. >> steve lamb or says he was working from home and there was a massive blast which >> i clearly heard which shook the whole outside of about 2 blocks away. san francisco police say as they sifted through the rubble, they discovered evidence of an active illegal narcotics manufacturing facility. >> the investigation has led police to arrest. 53 year-old darren price. he was booked into san francisco county jail on felony charges for

involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing narcotics and 2 counts of child endangerment. kron 4 reached out to his brother sean price. he says his brother is in the marijuana business. quote, my brother's very experienced with manufacturing and production of products in the weed industry. with over 30 years experience. so i know he would never have done anything at his own house. he's very aware of the dangers involved. city supervisor joel in guardias says when he saw the destruction, he knew it was more than a gas leak. if you're going to have a drug manufacturing lab in your house, you're going to blow up the house and cause of death and mayhem in your neighborhood. >> you need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. neighbors say they're still processing the news that someone was manufacturing drugs so close by surprising that. >> seemingly they're up to no good. >> right in our backyard. the supervisor says he wants to help the people of this neighborhood. so you'll be holding a private town hall

that will be happening on wednesday. and it's just for the people who live on this block in san francisco. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> a north bay family is picking up the pieces after their business was burglarized. and as kron four's gayle ong reports the thieves caused thousands of dollars in damage. >> this was the that was actually broken. we have to repair that whole window from the top. >> the bottom hector is showing us the aftermath of the break-in at his family business. want to grill deli and bakery off fairgrounds drive in vallejo. this whole window was also broken to which was very expensive do. and his family woke up to an alert from their security system around 2.15, wednesday morning. he quickly got on the cameras and we are witnessing that they were breaking into business. the family immediately called 9-1-1 and rushed to the store. but no one was there. surveillance video captures this man smashing the window. then this person shows up and goes inside while the other looks out. it took just minutes to rummage through drovers. then

they make off with the cash register poll for you know, there's the dolan and his mother bosio say it will cost a family $8,000 to replace broken windows, computer systems and boxes of coins for us is hot right now because everything is a small, not too many people coming to this south >> they then we believe so expensive. out to that, a lot of money, part of that window. the family has been in business for 17 years. they were know, single day. i come to be you and every single day and especially right now because about time, you know, nobody comes a lot of money line up to us. then the dole wants his neighbors to stay on high alert because he says there have been other break-ins in the area. hopefully they find the people responsible of this, keep sharing the videos, you know, keep sharing the video spread the word. >> and we reached out to vallejo police for more information. we will let you know when we get an update.

>> gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> the death toll is now 33,000 as the search for survivors continues following the massive earthquakes in turkey and syria. it's been nearly a week since 2 earthquakes devastated both countries more than a dozen survivors were miraculously rex rescued yesterday, including a family of 5 people and their 7 month-old baby experts say the odds of finding additional survivors are dwindling as cold and snow worsen. conditions. the turkish president referring to this as the disaster of the century. back at home in the bay area. people held a vigil in san francisco's union square. people held posters, signs and candles to show their solidarity with the people of turkey and syria and the rescue teams there. some of the attendees shared that they were personally affected by this tragedy. >> i'm in a lot of pain that i'm here and not there.

>> and the least i could do is come out and honor the victims who been affected by this earthquake. >> that woman echoing the sentiments of many who attended this vigil frustrated by what they called a lack of equipment for first responders in the affected area. it took until thursday for the first united nations aid convoy to cross from turkey into syria. on the peninsula, the farm workers and families impacted by the half moon bay mass shooting may soon be getting some relief. the san mateo county board of supervisors will vote on a resolution resolution on tuesday. if passed, would approve $750,000 to provide emergency rehousing and supportive services for farmworker households displaced by the shooting. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news today is the big day and all eyes are on arizona. >> the latest coming up and a live report from super bowl. 57. plus the warriors and lakers went head to head game

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>> now to bay area basketball. the warriors taking on the lakers at chase center. the game went back and forth all night. jordan ford scored 29 points for the warriors, but it just wasn't enough. the lakers won by a final of 1, 9,

1, 0, 9, to one of 3. >> and just before the game, the warriors celebrated their 3 million fan. as you just heard there since chase center opened in 2019, rohit vohra got a nice surprise from the warriors dance team and the march. the band there and he cut a custom jersey for his support of the warriors. nice. real nice. all right. today is super bowl sunday and for many people, the big game means a big feast. well, inflation has sent the cost of some food sky high. but the good news here is some of your favorites are not as expensive as you might think this year, the national chicken council projects americans will consume almost 1.5 billion wings this weekend. shoppers buying their wings at the grocery store could should find prices about 17% lower than last year. and

all the prices are down. 27%. plus, if you are still looking for a good super bowl recipe, stick around because coming up at a 45 livermore, chef leslie dabney joins us live in studio to share some tasty ideas for you to serve up to the family. >> beautiful forecast. they have going on for them as well. 75 this afternoon as they do battle. and it's good thing because tomorrow rain is coming their way for us today. the breakdown gets us about 62 or so by 2 o'clock. some areas are some pockets, maybe want more from your vitamins? are some pockets, maybe popping about get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty.

>> all right, everybody. take a look at this. this is what it looked like yesterday at the palace aides, lake tahoe ski resort just become pretty. that is on friday night. the resort received 3 inches of fresh snow bringing the season snowfall total to get this 391 inches. that doesn't equate to just a little over 32 and a half feet of snow plow on average. the resort sees 400 inches of snow. so they are well on track to blow past that number this year, the resident, the resort, says they are excited to see this much snow before february, both for business and for people just looking for a change of scenery across the greater lake tahoe basin area. very nice back at home, although where it's not quite as chilly.

>> i'm taking a live look now at mount mount tam a pie this morning. >> let's get a quick check of the forecast with dave spahr in the weather center. just a beautiful view out there, but no snow in the bay area. you know that they have those or 2 feet to talk about there. that's quite a snow yeah, that's quite a quite large. we have to collect for the nice for the bank account. >> by the way, we're going to add to that a little bit sees me. we get to tuesday, although the system from our standpoint, it's very weak is going to be a cold factor. it's going to remind us it's still winter. here's a look at tahoe, by the way, as we just mentioned, tuesday, a little bit the way some snow coming their way. this is token, not a heavy amount in for us. it looks to be fairly dry. but you see that drop in those temperatures. watercolor still working here. some oranges off towards the distance. there you have the east bay shoreline, nice and lit up 30's and 40's on the big board here we have right now. so a little flavor of some colder temperatures to come. although today you'd be pretty dandy. but you get to tuesday morning wednesday morning that some cold numbers coming back again. 34 santa rosa got some 30's going on in london, the east bay. 38 for freeman 40.

meanwhile, 4 san jose futurecast for not much to tell. here is 10:00am on monday. this system starts off relatively uneventful. the winds are really the factor. we're going to be watching going forward. but you can see pretty clear into monday afternoon. so it looks pretty nice and a decent day. temperature wise to now. let's go to those winds. this is for right now today, bit of a breeze going offshore will be the wind. so expect warm temperatures. now we're on monday here come the winds that's going to prompt. as i showed you earlier, that wind advisory along the coast, but some areas like half moon bay could get up to about 48 miles per hour. 36, you can see their purse and repel so towards the west. these winds will be quite a clock and a out of the northwest. although the advisory zone is relatively thin today, mostly sunny, warmer, inland 60's and a few 70's will crack early in the week, mild on monday, but then windy turning cold by your tuesday. the middle of the week here we stay cold for the morning hours. we get to

the business of the 50's for afternoon highs in maybe cap things off with a shower come friday. more mountain snows, by the way. 61 san francisco morning clouds. 63 open. 64 san jose afternoon. sunshine is what the doctor ordered. and on the big board here, we have plenty of 60's and forget the 50's 71 in places like santa rosa will have more. your 4 zone forecast. stefanie say thank you. >> this morning we continue to honor black history month. san francisco mayor london breed is currently serving as the city's first black female mayor. she sat down with kron four's noelle bellow to share what led her to public service. >> is there ever like a pinch me moment ever? you every day's a pinch me moment because it's not something i thought was possible for someone like me. a native san franciscan raised by her grandmother in the city's western addition neighborhood. >> london breed is no stranger to san francisco and its challenges growing up going to so many funerals of people that i was just hanging out

with him or we were just at this event together. people all around me were suffering, especially with gun violence and drugs and poverty. >> and i just thought why me, why us? >> why she would learn to turn those questions into action seeking out ways to help her community. she started out small working several odd jobs as she grew up mean, i babysat i clean houses. i did do it. things that make a little bit of money run errands for all the older ladies in the projects, then it 14 breed is one of the lucky ones to get a spot in. mayor willie brown's youth employment and training program where she learned even one or 2 small actions could create big changes. there was a stoplight location in my neighborhood where there was just, you know, traffic would fly through, you know, we would take our life in our hands every time we cross the street and to make >> something happening like that as an intern to put a stop light in this intersection that was amazing

to get a sidewalk that would everyone would trip over fall over to get that fixed. as like there's a lot of power. you can actually get some things done. she would go on to work at the african american art and culture complex spending her days, uplifting the youth, some of whom now work in her office. >> as the city's 45th mayor breed says her drive for public service comes from her own past of growing up in public a lot of why decided to do it is why not me? >> why not someone who's lived through really challenging times who could help make were shaped the kinds of policies that will hopefully lead to some lasting change. and you feel you're on that path. i feel like we're on that path. but i got to tell you, it is hard every single day to just move the needle a little bit. >> she says she's prepared for criticism, making sure her health and well-being is top of mind. i can walk and chew gum at the same time. i take a lot of personal pride. >> in showing up and being there. but i also think it is

important to have a balance in to make sure that you don't get so consumed by the job that you don't take a moment to step away because i think it makes you better read remains proud of her tenure so far, specifically her response to covid-19 were able to get rid of the city bureaucracy in process and get down to doing what the people of san francisco needed and deserved. i wish we could do that with everything she says bureaucratic layers make it difficult to address issues. san franciscans are concerned about. >> but it's not stopping her from trying. >> folks, i want to hear exist excuses. they want results. you know, we've we provide so many resources around social services around treatment on demand. our homeless outreach team, our ambassadors, our our response teams and alternatives to policing. and i mean, just. you name it. it's out there. >> now she looks towards the legacy. she wants to leave. the mayor highlights her dream keeper initiative, an annual 60 million dollar investment in her budget to support the

black community. >> it's a response to the disparities that continue to exist when you look at the data around the homeless population san francisco has, you know, less than 6% african-american population. but almost 40% of the people are homeless or black dream. keep our offers support for black owned businesses and down payment assistance for housing. >> it's recently led to 19 new black homeowners in san francisco. nopo think people sale. it's not enough is never going to be enough, you know. but at the end of the day, we've got to start somewhere. and this investment is a start. and my hope is that it continues to change lives for the better. she credits her grandmother for being a solid rock for her during challenging times and offers this advice to young people and similar situation. i would just say that never let your circumstances determine your outcome in life. and san francisco, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> and we have an entire section on our web site dedicated to black history month. all you have to do is scan the qr code right there

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>> activists gathered outside twitter headquarters yesterday to protest the company's layoffs of thousands of workers. the rally started at 11:00am and featured

performers who presented a painting depicting musk on a one-way trip to mars. there it is. the event was in support of both laid off workers and those who still remain at the social media company. activists say the workers who remain need labor rights such as the right to unionize. and elon musk's brain implant company neuralink is under federal investigation for allegedly mishandling hazardous materials. neuralink aims to make devices to treat serious brain disease. well, now an animal welfare group claims the fremont based company didn't properly clean or store devices when testing on monkey brains causing needless suffering. the group's claims are based on public records detailing the alleged violations at uc davis back in 2019, we've reached out to near a link for comment and will update you once we have a response. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, california wildfires may be widening the gap between the rich and the poor. >> what experts are calling

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>> all right. today is the big day. we're just hours from kickoff for super bowl. 57 between the philadelphia eagles and the kansas city chiefs and fans have been in arizona all week getting ready for the big game. sasha loftus is live for us in glendale, arizona, with the very latest. good morning to you, sasha.

>> good morning, stephanie. yes, as you said, fans have been heading here to arizona all week, but it is really ramping up this weekend yesterday. and today is when those really big groups of fans are heading in to really cheer on their specific t. now, as you said, philadelphia eagles and kansas city chiefs have been here prepping all week for kickoff. now, downtown phoenix is also a place to be. that's where the nfl experience is about. 25 minutes to hear from here in glendale groups of eagles and she spends were down there yesterday. many who traveled from their home cities bringing that really wild energy here to arizona. >> we've suffered through a lot of lean years until patrick mahomes arrived. so we're ready for another super bowl victory. we love bears out that this is just beautiful. we're in a minneapolis. >> and a team when we knocked off tom brady. and it was 7 below. this is just a little warmer. even the latest you

>> now everyone here at state farm is also hard at work, putting those final touches on everything. the game starts at 4.30 mountain time. that's local time here in arizona. 3.30, pacific. and of course a lot happening before then, gates open around noon. there's an experience outside of state farm stadium similar to the nfl experience downtown. so just a lot for fans to enjoy as they get ready for the biggest game of the year. we'll send it back to you. all right. lots of exciting things planned. thank you so much, sasha. >> all as we hit the bottom of the hour here, let's start things off with a quick check of the weather with dave haye has good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. some of those leftover clouds could be seen in the south bay. this is san jose just temporarily here will go back to mostly sunny mode for really the balance of your sunday. quick check of those temperatures. chilly. it is 34 going on for santa rosa. 39 for a bottle.

now. some 40's breaking loose here at 43 for of 40 for san jose. 36 meanwhile going on for livermore. the winds are relatively calm. the single digits. there's a wind advisory that's expected to kick in here. that's tomorrow afternoon through tomorrow night. this is in advance of the next system. that's to come here. there's the coverage area. you can see some of the higher elevations, but most notably along the coast towards the west. so that's where the impact with the greatest. although we'll see the wind spread out elsewhere. this is again tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, there's the leftover cloud cover you can see streaming on across the bay filtering out for mostly sunny for the day. now, a lot of inland readings will be in the 60's for today, but we expect a couple areas to pop into the lower 70's a bit. we're going to show you some of that in and the 4 zone forecast. plus, we'll take a look at that extended because after all of this, a little chilly for the middle of the week and maybe cap things off a little shower or 2 for friday stuff. all right, dave, thank you. >> the naacp is responding to a racist incident at a clayton middle school kron four's.

philippe djegal has the latest. >> for this group of parents, council members, activists, kids and neighbors in clayton, one student being disciplined for a racist act that may include up to 8 others is not enough. you have 2 black children. >> they've been subject to bullying. and i don't know. raw emotion from steve rossi who was consoled by one of his sons outside diablo view, middle school saturday morning, the pain of a racist act still fresh less than 2 weeks after it happened. >> enact school administrators did not immediately relayed to the superintendent's office or to the victim's parents. my concern with those students. >> the for 8 days had to go through knowing that their school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clarke sent a letter to parents stating the school and

district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one student was disciplined, but the east county naacp not and clayton council member holly tillman say up to 8 may have been involved because they're stay at home and met with the principal friday to meet have been swept under the rug. >> i get that people were suspended, which i don't approve of, really, because what are they going to go outside and play? isn't that a carrot to school is becoming the norm for middle school students. >> this type of behavior was not an but appear plan is yet another systemic failure on the part of a school and a system refuses to teach or even to accept a value african american history. disturbing for parents and leaders in this predominantly white community. they believe all students involved should be disciplined. >> as should the principal who it appears kept district leaders in the dark on the issue. we just know about this one. now it's not the first. it's not the last and it doesn't only happen here at the apple of you. the conversations that take place in the homes of the people behind me don't take place in

everybody's home here in clayton. and i think that's a real problem in anti. >> black incident is not okay with us any time, especially during black history month when we're supposed to be uplifting, the contributions of black americans get comfortable having those hard conversations. >> talk about race. talk about sexuality. talk about differences because differences is what makes america great. local leaders are encouraging families to show up to the mount diablo unified school district board of education's meeting. >> on february 22nd to share their concerns in clayton, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> when homeowners impacted by the powerful winter storms will get some extra time to pay their property taxes. but they must apply for that extension. you now have until april 14th to apply for that. that does set the deadline nearly 2 months out from the original date. the move is meant to help homeowners, homeowners, rather, who are seniors or those who have a disability to defer payment of

property taxes on their home. meantime, california wildfires may be widening the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to housing. experts call this a situation. fire driven gentrification. they say this trend was observed after the 2017 tubbs fire in napa county. many victims of that fire were forced to leave the area because they didn't have fire insurance and it was too expensive to do home repairs, but those that could afford to stay where much likely wealthier the trend now furthering now further sorting communities across the state by income and wealth. take a look at this right here. alameda county and oakland fire departments teamed up to rescue a man trapped below ground level because of a wall collapsed. this happened in oakland yesterday. the man was sent to the hospital with minor injuries. and all northbound lanes of i-680, from sunol to pleasanton remain closed for the weekend

and it's been causing some at massive backups on alternate routes. let's take a live look now at where some of the construction is happening. you can see all the bulldozers and various other equipment lined at the bottom right hand corner of your screen. there. this is that soon. all at a away. it was heavy traffic yesterday on northbound 8.80, between fremont and hayward yesterday announce canyon road was also congested. and a reminder of i-680, will not reopen until early tomorrow morning. and caltrans crews are working around the clock to repair and replace entire sections of the highway, which will also mean some in a frequent closures over the next 2 weekends. coming up here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. one of the highway shut down during the storms is set to reopen today. >> and the dpa giants and the a's are traveling to arizona for spring training. if you're following them there we have some sites you can consider checking out during your checking out during your visit. stay tuned for that.

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californians park officials selected projects that closely aligned with california's goal preserving 30% of its lands and coastal waters by 2030. and that is some good news. california's sequoia national park reopened its giant forest yesterday. recent storms have forced the area along with generals highway to close because of severe roadway damage. as you can see there back in january well, this reopening now allows access to the giant forest museum. the drug general sherman tree and woolverton snow play area. if you're heading up to the park, you can expect some traffic delays. general highway is still reduced to just one lane. and happening today, a stretch of highway one through big sur reopens after being closed for several weeks due to widespread damage. the 20 mile stretch from ragged point in san luis obispo to mill creek in monterey county, not all portions of highway one will be reopened, though. caltrans says a portion of paul slide will stay closed

for at least another 6 weeks. >> but you should have good scenery with all of this with temperatures. lots of sunshine in the upper 60's. even scratches to lower 70's tuesday. get a little flavor early spring here, but don't get too attached. it's going

>> all right. thank you so much for joining us back here on the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look outside at the bay bridge this morning. word seems like quite quite a

few people are already up and at up and at it at 7.44, this beautiful sunday morning. let's check in with but real quick with day for the weather. hey. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're talking about a pretty sweet sunday in store for us. here's a live shot at sfo. no delays going on out that way mean water backyard. we did have little straight cloudiness to greet us very early this morning. late last night, a bit. that's the thing out. going back to mostly little bit of a breeze will happen with this. but those temperatures being bumped up some good decade from yesterday. 34 chilly degrees up to santa rosa. new hourly reports are correct that 36 livermore, east bay shore lines to have some 30's going on here. so this is a nice little trial run to some of those chilly mornings. we're going to experience next week. here's what's going on in the big board. what's going to change things is and it looks more impressive on here that it is a dry system dropping south, bringing in the cold air, dry air, all that in place. you have those chilly morning lows as we get to midweek and into thursday morning and then towards the

end, the week have little chance of maybe some showers to cap things off on friday, but clearing up just in time for next weekend. so during the weekend will be fine. but before we get there a little bout of some showers, 4 zone forecast for this sunday. 61 for san francisco, upper 50's towards the coast. 61 going on for burning again to the south mid 60's with the south bay coming in 64 san jose. 64 milpitas also for cupertino, east bay shoreline, mid 60's. we've got some mid 60's off the tri valley. but 67 walnut creek. now the numbers start to move the move a little north. 67 for concord, 62 berkeley, up to vacaville at 68. 64 for a vallejo. 68 for napa and santa rosa scoring 71 for a high today. again, a little flavor of spring today, maybe tomorrow in some parts. then there comes the temperature, correct? or even the high, as you can see, dropping down to 52. there's a little bit about of some showers on your friday. but the lows are really going to feel the warning down to the

30's, lower 30's that that we may scrape near the freezing mark in some spots here with 40's hugging the coast. valentine's day. by the way, tuesday, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in just a matter of days, pitchers and catchers report to spring training for both the giants and the a's. and that means people across the bay area soon head to arizona to get a first look at this year's team. if you want to get some sightseeing in between games, you're in luck. joining us now live with a look at some other things that you can enjoy while you're taking in the desert experience. he's our travel expert. dana good morning to you. >> good morning, stephanie. you know, spring homes in scottsdale for the giants mason for the a's. the stadiums are only about one 15 minutes apart. that makes catching both teams in action. easy. but for those moments of down time in between the games, we've got some ideas to keep you busy to get you outside in that warm wet weather and some of the possibilities just might

surprise you like kayaking. let's go kayaking in the desert. who knew? who knew? not a bad way to beat the heat in between spring training games are ai co-op adventure center centers. guys have trips on the lower salt river. and as you can see, these trips often come with what i like to call some extra special company. if you're lucky, you might spot wild horses wire floating along. also, keep your eyes open. there are grants. there are bald eagles. you mates you might see crime >> the water is very, very calm. so this is perfect for beginners or someone who's maybe not sure about kayaking. that said the serie is so fantastic. this is something even more advanced paddle or will enjoy. when you look down, you just get to watch and take it all in. as long as you are quiet, the horses don't mind to be in there. they're just going to do their thing and this is kind of a

great way to start the morning. if you ask yeah, absolutely beautiful. like who because usually when one thinks of arizona, if we're not from the area, it's kind of like, oh, it's hot. >> you know, which i should probably words. but like you just showed us, there's actually some water activities and some beautiful wildlife there. beautiful wildlife. now, my neck suggestion you're not going to like when the alarm goes off. >> but once you're moving, you'll be okay. hot air ballooning over the desert is a very popular activity. now you're going to forget all about that early wake-up morning. call once you are up and away hot air balloon flights, give you this whole new perspective of the desert terrain and for a lot of people there, one of those so-called bucket list it's amazingly quiet. and still when you're floating along the loudest noise, you're really going here on the hot air burst that come from the balloons. propane burners a tip i often share with people

is bring along hat because it can get toasty up there. and that's a good way to keep your noggin from feeling warm. it's also a good idea to dress in layers because it will warm up as the sun comes up and the day begins. there are 2 companies, hot air expeditions, rainbow ryders. they both offer a very similar experience. and chances are, as you can see in that video, you will not be only balloon up. and that just adds to the pretty mess of number ning. now, after seeing the desert from above, it makes sense. let's see it down close and in person, the desert botanical garden is a spot that i recommend to a lot of people. 50,000 plans, 140 acres. now what they have are a lot of short trails about a 3rd of a mile or less. so nothing long. nothing too hard. but you'll see cactuses succulents wild flowers. if you like the idea of hiking, but maybe you're a

little intimidated by the thought. maybe you're short on time. this is a great starting point and it can be accomplished in a really short amount of time when you're trying to make it to a stadium for something like, oh, i know a first pitch. this is also something to keep in mind. if you're traveling with kids, it's just the beauty and the diversity of the desert. and it's just incredibly accessible for so easy for anyone to do. and lastly, frank, lloyd wright, a name that we're all very familiar with in the bay area. well, he left his mark in the desert as well. tell us in west is his winter home. it's another one of those locations that's just easy to squeeze in between games. dates back to the 1930's, the winter home and architecture school was built by right? and his apprentice is so that would blend in with its surroundings. so rocks and anything they could find in the desert was brought into its design and construction.

they're guided tours self-guided tours. i like to go at the end of the day because you get news like this. stellar sunsets and a fire breathing dragon, which is one of my favorite aspects of the property. but as you can lots waiting for you in the scottsdale area other than spring training. so if you've been pondering a trip for maybe you have the better half. that isn't a baseball fan. >> lots of you go. all right. perfect. thank you so much. dana redmond, our travel expert here at kron 4 for showing us all those fun options for people who >> might be on the way to arizona. thank you, but enjoy. all right. we'll be right back. alright everybody it's two of any of these... for just $6. can you get a dave's single with a 10 pc nugg? yep. how 'bout 2 dave's singles for $6. (all) oooooh. and that's class. -sit down toby. -sorry. choose wisely, choose wendy's 2 for $6.

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35 37 rather this hour for 38 for napa. most of the readings on the premiere of the bay finally graduated to the 40's. although 37 off towards livermore, the winds will be offshore today. you can see they're still kind of coming from the east. not a big factor for today, although tomorrow they will become that way off towards the west and the coast with the arrival of our next albeit dry system. here's how it looks on storm tracker. 4 that will collection of cloud cover. see it start to thin out as it sinks down to the south bay. so for those winds, i just spoke of this officially kicks in at 01:00pm on monday. the coverage areas, not particularly very great. it's along the west, as you see the peninsula and up in the north are in a little bit of sonoma county covered as well, but elsewhere, not really, although be bit breezy tomorrow afternoon and evening for today, getting those temperatures well in the 60's, this ups effort from yesterday, although some spots, particularly santa rosa, your pop near about 70 or so little flavor of spring, but don't get too used to it. it will cool back down again.

more on that forecast in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> our top story this morning. investigators are still trying to figure out the cause of an explosion at a home in san francisco sunset district on thursday. kron four's amanda hari spoke to neighbors shocked by what happened >> the outer sunset is a quiet neighborhood. so finding out this explosion was related to a drug lab was a surprise to everyone here. >> be explodes. and it's like a bomb went a woman died this week after an explosion that rocked an otherwise quiet san francisco neighborhood. people living near 22nd avenue and moraga say they'll never forget where they were when the explosion happened. >> steve lamb or says he was working from home and there was a massive blast which >> i clearly heard which shook the whole outside of about 2 blocks away. san francisco police say as they sifted through the rubble, they discovered evidence of an active illegal narcotics manufacturing facility. >> the investigation has led

police to arrest. 53 year-old darren price. he was booked into san francisco county jail on felony charges for involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing narcotics and 2 counts of child endangerment. kron 4 reached out to his brother sean price. he says his brother is in the marijuana business. quote, my brother's very experienced with manufacturing and production of products in the weed industry. with over 30 years experience. so i know he would never have done anything at his own house. he's very aware of the dangers involved. city supervisor joel in guardias says when he saw the destruction he knew it was more than a gas leak. if you're going to have a drug manufacturing lab in your house, you're going to blow up the house and cause of death and mayhem in your neighborhood. >> you need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. neighbors say they're still processing the news that someone was manufacturing drugs so close by surprising that. seemingly they're up to

no good. >> right in our backyard. the supervisor says he wants to help the people of this neighborhood. so you'll be holding a private town hall that will be happening on wednesday. and it's just the people who live on this block in san francisco. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> a north bay family is picking up the pieces after their big business was burglarized. and as kron four's gayle ong reports the thieves caused thousands of dollars worth of damage. >> this was the that was actually broken. we have to repair that whole window from the top. >> the bottom hector is showing us the aftermath of the break-in at his family business. want to grill deli and bakery off fairgrounds, drive and delay how this whole window was also broken to which was very expensive do. and his family woke up to an alert from their security system around 2.15, wednesday morning. he quickly got on the cameras and we are witnessing that they were breaking into our business. the family immediately called 9-1-1 and rushed to the store. but no one was there. surveillance

video captures this man smashing the window. then this person shows up and goes inside while the other looks out. it took just minutes to rummage through drovers. then they make off with the cash register all for you know, there's the dolan and his mother bosio say it will cost a family $8,000 to replace broken windows, computer systems and boxes of coins for us hot right now because everything is a small, not too many people coming to this out >> they they we believe so expensive. out a lot of money, part of that wind, though the family has been in business for 17 years. they were know, single day. i come to be you and every single day and especially right now because about time, you know, nobody comes a lot of money line up to us. then the dole wants his neighbors to stay on high alert because he says there have been other break-ins in the area. hopefully they find

the people responsible. this teacher in the videos, you know, keep sharing the video spread the word. >> and we reached out to vallejo police for more information. we will let you know when we get an update. >> gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> the death toll is now 33,000 as the search for survivors continues following the massive earthquakes into turkey and syria. it's been nearly a week since 2 earthquakes devastated both countries more than a dozen survivors were miraculously rescued yesterday, including a family of 5 people and a 7 month-old baby. experts say the odds of finding additional survivors are dwindling as cold and snow worsen. search conditions. the turkish president referring to this as the disaster of the century. back at home here in the bay area, people held a vigil in san francisco's union square. people held posters, signs and candles to show their solidarity. but the people of turkey and syria as well as the rescue teams there, some of the people in attendance said they were personally affected by this tragedy.

>> in a lot of pain that i'm here and not there. >> and the least i could do is come out and honor the victims who been affected by this earthquake. >> that woman echoing the sentiments of many who attended the vigil, frustrated that. but by what they called a lack of equipment for first responders in the area, it took until thursday for the first united nations aid convoy to cross from turkey into syria. on the peninsula, the farm workers and families impacted by the half. moon bay mass shooting may soon be getting some financial relief. the san mateo county board of supervisors vote on a resolution tuesday. passed. it would approve $750,000 to provide emergency rehousing in support of services for farmworker households displaced by the shooting. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we continue to honor black history month. we're showcasing a local community

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>> now to bay area basketball warriors taking on the lakers at chase center. the game went back and forth all night. jordan for scoring 29 points for the warriors, but it was not enough. the lakers won by a final loved one on 9 to 108. >> and before the game, the warriors celebrated their 3 million fan since chase center opened in 2019 rokita got a nice surprise from the worriers dance team and the ban. as you can see there, he even got a custom jersey for supporting the team. looks like a lot of fun. what a nice surprise. well, today is super bowl sunday and for many people, the big game means a big feast. inflation has sent the cost of some food sky

high. but good news is some of your favorites are not as expensive as you might think. this year, the national chicken council projects americans will consume almost 1.5 billion wings this weekend. shoppers buying their wings at the grocery store should find prices about 17% lower than last year. and off of condo prices are also down 27%. and if you are looking for a good super bowl recipes, stick around because coming up at a 45 livermore. chef leslie dabney joins us live in studio to share some ideas for you to serve up to your family. >> she's got a mile nation temperatures today in the 60's. lots of sunshine will be popping. about something it looks like for some inland spots as well. don't get too used to a little flavor spring. winter will clear its throat this week on the morning.

>> good morning. and welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. everybody of this is a live shot, ripped up a satellite picture. we have of some cloud cover kind of our backyard. if you are out early on before dawn in ce all the cloud cover your favorite color constellations. they boys that we have ahead. no, no, no. it's basically a sunny day today on balance in a little warmer than we had from yesterday in just about all

locations. here it is for the picturesque imagery down to the south bay. this kind of a last stop along the journey for clears out over the bay area. temperature check for you. a little improvement. still chilly up in the north bay with some 30's hanging on there. take a picture. going to see that midweek in the morning. 37 for livermore east bay with some lower 40's hugging the east bay shoreline. 42 at this hour for san jose palo alto's checking into 38 futurecast for let's for this all the way till monday at 02:00am. we do have the intrusion of sun, coastal clouds working there early tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, though, this is where the winds will start picking up in the advance of this system. we're talking about for tuesday. it looks to be from our perspective, fairly dry. however, it may produce a little token of some snow showers up in the mountains so for today, but a little bit the way of a breeze working here, a little off shore up the solano county. you'll notice here coming in from the north. then the switch northwesterly in the advance of that tuesday system. again, fairly dry doesn't do much with it. but

the physics still works. that means winds. the colder temperatures can stop that. even though we may not get much out of it and then you can see it starts to pop into monday afternoon evening. that wind advisory is a small little strip here towards the west and that kicks in tomorrow and one in the afternoon. so for again today we've got mostly sunny, warmer, inland 60's and a few even scratching about 70 or so not bad for your monday except getting breezy. then tuesday, temperatures fall and those overnight lows are going to really notice it particularly wednesday and thursday morning as we revisit some freezing or even some freezing temperatures, then late in the week. we've kind of warm up a little bit by friday. there's a shot of a shower, but that's a one day event. and we'll clear out in time for the next weekend. pretty well timed out here. 61 san francisco, 63 oakland, san jose. you'll check in about a 64. if you take care of some of these early morning clouds and then on the big board, there's your mid to upper 60's here. we're upping it by decade from yesterday. 71 kind of warm pocket there for santa rosa will course have that extended forecast for you coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you.

>> this year's black history month celebration comes in the wake of tyre, nichols, tragic death after a traffic stop in memphis. his death is just the latest in a long history of unarmed black people killed by law enforcement in this country. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with one woman who was a history of standing up against police brutality in the bay area. >> who is cat brooks? >> that's complicated a there. artists favorite actress director. poet. >> and the freedom fighter. he will be charged. he will be convicted and he will be sent to jail. i was able to talk to not look, they're going to kill him. and i think that today they're not the but police have yet again killed one innocent person. >> when historians look back on this era, black people in the bay area confronting

police violence, cat brooks will be there loud and no. >> say this is another attempt by the defense to push out that the sentencing. >> for more than a decade, cat brooks has been and continues to be the most consistent voice against police brutality in the bay area. and kron 4 has got receipts. check out this clip from 22 to wipe out of place, safe place for people to come and scream yell, but also to to show the power of the people. how did this get started for the review, >> really, my my honestly, she was on the front line to the domestic violence movement, las vegas, nevada, you town founded by cowboys, morgan to the bop. she would take me out there and she got arrested trigger friend. i want to cross over the a lot of faith that should go to jail. she says seeing her dad, a vietnam veteran struggling with

substance abuse who found himself on the wrong side of the law. >> also had a profound effect on her as a child. >> i also that that place that he was going wasn't going to make it better. >> a job opportunity letter to oakland in the late to thousands. it was a time when cop shootings and police misconduct were frequently in the media. obviously there's differing opinions, different perceptions. so that's why it's critical for us to wait for the analysis of the criminal investigators. it was also around that time that brooks in a team of activists and organizers would become known as the anti police terror project. this is notably before black lives matter emerged on the scene. we have proved time and time again since 2009. you cannot stop us from mobilizing. you can't stop us from organizing. we will not sit down. we will not shut up. we will not forget. but not everyone is a big fan of the group's tactics, which includes

interrupting the daily lives of others. cat brooks is one of the organizers. she says protesters will be demanding that alameda county prosecutors dropped charges against 14 activists who are arrested back in november after allegedly chaining themselves to bart train. i would just say >> 2 people who would want to disrupt our system. please think about the other people who are just trying to get where they need to go. >> but as time passed, brooks would become celebrated and recognized in the media for her relentless effort to end police brutality. she even that a shout out from oakland police chief leronne armstrong for helping to de-escalate a potentially deadly situation. i appreciate. >> says person's paycheck that was very helpful. and and this this is how we have all this police. >> alternative programs, her most notable achievements during the struggle to achieve justice for others. >> 9 consecutive years. >> of big the the organization that celebrates the radical legacy of doctor king.

>> thousands of folks, a cage. the birth of mental health. first, an anonymous donor giving the group over 3 million dollars money to be used for people who need it. the most. >> it's something she says she still can't believe right. >> it would give us 2.5 million dollars a police tear to put at a year. but it was real. >> the captain says one ptp is proudest achievements is establishing the people's house here at the historic site of the black panthers headquarters in west oakland. what does black e t? >> first of all. 28 days or every was one. 29 days is no one. there. well, enough to celebrate black history is almost offensive. >> other rule that like just be happy, yeah, because i'm not the kind bigger. >> in oakland haaziq kron. 4 news. >> we have an entire section

on our web site dedicated to black history month. all you have to do is scan the qr code right there on your screen will take you directly to that part of our website. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a racist incident at a contra costa county middle school prompts a response from local officials. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪

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suffering. the group's claims are based on public records deal with detailing the alleged violations at uc davis back in 2019, we reached out to an early for comment and will update you once we have a response. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, california wildfires could be widening the gap between the rich and the poor. >> when it comes to housing, what experts are calling fired, driven gentrification. and as we head to the break for the weekend, if you're looking for something fun to do, you can check out the valentine's day celebration at jack london square in oakland. it starts at one this afternoon. you can expect a dj and some valentines day trivia. this is free to attend. have fun.

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>> all right. today is the big day. we're just hours from kickoff for super bowl. 57 between the philadelphia eagles in the kansas city chiefs and fans have been in arizona all week getting ready for the big moment. sasha loftis is live for us in glendale, arizona, with the very latest. good morning to you, sasha. >> good morning to you. we're just counting down the minutes now. counting down the hours until kickoff here for super

bowl. 57, as you said, those fans, those chiefs fans, those eagles fans, they've been getting here all week, but they've really especially been arriving yesterday through today through the weekend, of course, to really get that party started. now it's happening here in glen. there. we'll see is glendale, rather we're seeing people out here. but we're also seeing people in downtown phoenix. that's where the nfl experience is. we're seeing thousands file into that area to check that out. group says gulls and chiefs fans, many who traveled from their home areas bringing that wild energy right here to arizona. >> we've suffered through a lot of lean years until patrick mahomes arrived. so >> we're ready for another super bowl victory. we love bears out that this is just beautiful. we're in a minneapolis and a team. when we knocked off tom brady and it was 7 below. this is just a little warmer. even the latest

>> now, everyone here at state farm stadium also hard at work putting the final touches on everything. the game starts at 4.30, mountain time local time here in arizona, 6.30, eastern. a lot to look forward to. it's been really building all week long. we've been excited. everyone here is excited, of course, of the game itself and that halftime show with rihanna that everyone is really anticipating as well. so we're just really looking forward to it will send it back to you. love seeing that energy from the fans to thank you so much, sasha, for that live report this morning. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. let's check in on our forecast with dave spahr. don't need to have that umbrella from rihanna either a lot. a lot good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> yes, some high cloudiness still make its appearance here and the south bay just a little bit left over, but it's cleared most of the bay area as of this far. >> 35 still chilly degrees up there to santa rosa. but 40's pretty much over a good chunk of the bay and a lot. the 51

for antioch. 37 chilly degrees there for livermore at this hour. winds are kind of offshore today. they will be there's going to be a shift in the winds out of the northwest, particularly on the western quadrant. you're going to feel with the arrival of that next system, which is largely dry. but with all of that, this wind advisory kicks in at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. it will be with us overnight into tuesday and in its wake will be left with some cold temperatures there. some of those high clouds we spoke of earlier. you see them kind of evaporating away as we go into the mostly sunny mode for today. breaking it down for you. 63 by 3 o'clock. and that's a good decade or so close to it above where we were this time from yesterday. but some pockets will make it into the lower 70's. we'll take a closer look at that in your 4 zone forecast a bit, stephanie. all right. thank you. >> the naacp is responding to a racist incident at clayton middle school kron four's philippe djegal has the latest. >> for this group of parents, council members, activists, kids and neighbors in clayton, one student being disciplined

for a racist act that may include up to 8 others is not enough. you have 2 black children. >> they've been subject to and i don't know. raw emotion from steve rossi who was consoled by one of his sons outside diablo view, middle school saturday morning, the pain of a racist act still fresh less than 2 weeks after it happened. >> enact school administrators did not immediately relayed to the superintendent's office or to the victim's parents. my concern with those students. >> the for 8 days had to go through knowing that their school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clarke sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one student was disciplined, but the east county naacp not and clayton council member holly tillman

say up to 8 may have been involved because they're stay at home and met with the principal friday to meet have been swept under the rug. get that people were suspended, which i don't approve of, really, because what are they going to go outside and play? isn't that a carrot to school is becoming the norm for middle school students. >> this type of behavior was not an but appear plan is yet another systemic failure on the part of a school and a system that refuses to teach or even to accept a value of african-american history. disturbing for parents and leaders in this predominantly white community. they believe all students involved should be disciplined. >> as should the principal who it appears kept district leaders in the dark on the issue. we just know about this one. now it's not the first. it's not the last and it doesn't only happen here at the apple of you. the conversations that take place in the homes of the people behind me don't take place in everybody's home here in clayton. and i think that's a real problem in anti. >> black incident is not okay with us any time, especially during black history month when we're supposed to be

uplifting, the contributions of black americans get comfortable having those hard conversations. >> talk about race. talk about sexuality. talk about differences because differences is what makes america great. local leaders are encouraging families to show up to the mount diablo unified school district board of education's meeting. >> on february 22nd to share their concerns in clayton, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> homeowners impacted by the powerful winter storms will get some extra time to pay their property taxes, but they must apply for that extension by april 14th. that does set the deadline nearly 2 months out from the original date. the move is meant to help homeowners who are seniors or those who have a disability to defer payment of property taxes on their home. all right. you've probably seen them driving around san francisco. it is the self driving taxi service waymo. our rich demuro takes a ride in one of those cars. in today's tech smart.

>> so here in san francisco where waymo has fully autonomous cars picking up people and dropping him off just like a taxi except the big differences. there's no driver. we got to try this out. the way do this is kind of like any other, right? sheriff, you open up the app? 5, 5, 5, we're going to straight 9 bucks. it says i'll see you in 8 minutes. the right is about 9 bucks. while we wait for this, i'll tell you about the car that's going to pick me up. it's a jaguar. i case all electric car for safety reasons. a car stop in certain areas to pick you up. and so on year after it will tell you, i should walk 90 feet ahead to where it's safe to pick me up. so there's the car. so full. use your phone to unlock the car, then you can open the trunk. put your stuff in the back and let's go in. >> was just so wild. here we are inside the self-driving cars says good afternoon star right to my destination right

there. >> have a place to charge my phone. all right. to start the right here we go. heading to them and please make sure you see were any hope the people, writers to write a j. >> it screws in the street just like a good driver would actually passing another waymo today to each other. and i love that. you see the map on the screen here. what's really interesting is that this car is very sure of itself. it's not like creeping along the streets. it's driving like a real human. what she feel like confident about what it's doing. the best part is watching and will move all by itself proceeding $9. we've got your map view. you're new your temperature. you can even adjust the temperature. >> area we've got a truck that's in our lane and we're just going around it. no big

deal. so how's your day going? if you're sitting where i'm sitting, you really won't even know there's not a person in the seat in front of you driving. >> please sure it's >> was a pretty neat experience. i mean, a lot of cars or the driver, even without a driver is safe. it was fun. the waymo handled the streets with ease, even open the trunk from in francisco. i'm rich demuro and you. >> all right. coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news, one of the highway shut down during the storms is set to during the storms is set to reopen today. details ahead. great party, carly. you must have blown your budget.

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>> happening today, a stretch of highway one through big sur is reopening after being closed for several weeks due to widespread damage. the 20 mile stretch from ragged point in st. louis obispo to mill creek in monterey county are affected here. not all portions of highway one will be reopens at this point. caltrans does say portion of paul slide will stay closed for at least another 6 weeks. >> it will be a pretty nice if you head down there, by the way, lots of sunshine today. little flavor of spring, but

not for a long time. we've been reflects this. well. watch your step tuesday into wednesday. well, look at your long range forecast. plus that

>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look now at eastbound 80 this morning where traffic is moving along quite smoothly at this hour. lots of people up in about already just enjoying a nice road trip. maybe somewhere fun under that beautiful sunshine there. let's check in now with day for a look at the weather.

>> well, good morning, stephanie. good morning. than the one. it will be other leftover high cloudiness. really starting evaporate away as you'll notice those temperatures working on those 2 lot of 30's up here in the north bay. still, but 40's taken over with a 51 at this hour already for antioch. so for the week ahead, a week, relatively dry system drop south, but to bring some colder temperatures, that's what her. but he's going to notice in the winds before it gets settled. meanwhile, another shot of rain. we're looking aest on friday but clears up just in time. it looks like for the weekend. so that's how the week looks like a plans out in advance. your 4 zone forecast for this big sunday. 51 san francisco with 50's covering the coast here. 61 for burlingame. 62. meanwhile, for foster city in the south bay mid 60's, not a lot of movement here. mid 60's as well as we see also for tri valloy warms up a little bit as we head north. 67 walnut creek vacaville at 68. 64 for meanwhile, for santa rosa at

71, we call it a little flavor of spring, if you will, before we drop south. here's what we're talking about. watch your step. 52 by tuesday, rest of the week will be into the 50's friday. here comes your showers. watch those overnight lows going to be kind of chilly in the middle of the week as we brush near about freezing and we'll do 40's at the coast. but today is sunday sunday sunday, stephanie. >> and well, you heard it there. today is the day of the big game super bowl sunday. the philadelphia eagles take on the kansas city chiefs later this afternoon. and what better way to watch the big game? the with the table foot full u.s. next. we've got that right here. joining us live now in studio to share some delicious recipes is livermore chef leslie dabney also known as the vineyard. mom, thank you so much for joining us. bright and early here today. thank you so much for having me, stephanie. i'm thrilled to be here, especially on the day of the big game. absolutely. i have to say it's so nice to see you in person because i know we've talked so much over i know this is just such a nice change. i know i love it.

and you know something. what a great time to be doing this because >> it's early in the morning and it's not too late to get some snoop some new snacks to go for that big game later on for today. yes, yes, as you have quite the spread going here for us, walk us through what you're going to be showing us today. well, our first thing is going to be my chilly very day, which is and super easy to make. and i want to start off with my pork and look at this beautiful cut of pork. i got it just like this in the grocery store. so super easy. i'm going to take 2 of them because, you know, stephon want to make sure everybody has enough to eat. yeah. so i'm gonna put 2 of them into my slow cooker and i'm going to add some salsa verde. do you are you a fan of this? also? absolutely. i love it, too. and this is all that we're going to put in. let's just cover it. just pour with that right over it. yes. and then i like to make sure everything's covered really well. we want to have a lot of flavor. so i'm going to put this in the slow cooker. and,

stephanie, it's going to take about 4 hours on high. if you get it started pretty soon. it will be ready in time for the game. and guess what? we don't have to wait 4 hours, right? we don't don't have to decause it sounds like you already got some i have some here and it is delicious. so i've haven't nice and warm. it's ready to go. and you know something, stephanie, it is smelling delicious. yes, and honestly, i think we can just shred it. okay to chicken at home or yeah. so the same thing we're just take 2 forks. nice. read it. >> i think we should so let's do it. >> look at how delicious this is with the salsa on it. it's so super tender. the best part about who doesn't like a taco bar to begin with. but the best part of the taco is, of course, all. that hot things. yes, i've got that years or write the best part is what we can put on and who doesn't

like to bar. so i've some coat he had cheese. i have some delicious sour cream. little bit of radishes, carrots, cilantro. but i know you like the jalapeno. oh, a little spiral. bit of a kick you out. i know you like some spice. >> if you want to go ahead, i'm gonna let your own. and i also sliced up some fresh limes in case you want to put a little lime on there at the and i tend to like that. nice fresh flavor case. so we can do that. and i'm going to put some sour cream on mind. this is my favorite way to do oh, my gosh, right? today's the day. why not? yeah, right. so i say put that on people can also go beyond these toppings route lee. you can put anything you want on it. and i'm like my daughter loves tomatoes. so i some diced tomatoes on there. it's super pretty. and they're delicious and you can. the best part of this is i have in my slow cooker. okay. so, stephanie, you can just leave it out and your guests can come and help

themselves. so if you want a little now, they can have some also a little bit later. so, okay, that'll be good. but we have some more snacks. oh, yeah, you got this going on right here. walk us through what's happening there. okay. well, everybody loves the 7 layer dip. so i have a 7 layer dip, but i made it look a little bit more like a football field. so i've caucus that can that is not so of course, the green olives are going to be the eagles. >> and i'm going to do the red tomatoes. that's going to be the kansas city she and what will make this mahomes homes. we've got some receivers. they're on offense right now. so we're going to go ahead and do that. and of crurse, you can serve that with chips or whatever you want that. you know, stephanie, if you have friends that don't want to have meat or maybe you're watching what they're eating, i have a delicious ricotta and herb dep that is just ricotta cheese. okay. some and some fresh herbs that i diced and put into that and they're nice

and fresh. so that is good for people who are maybe keep up or maybe you're just watching and then a crew to take platter and what type of herbs you like to incorporate in for that one? i did a little bit i did a little bit of cilantro. i did some chives because i really love that little onion flavor to go with also added some parsley and that was really good. so it's perfect for dipping. i'm like if you want to go ahead and have a little dip and you're thinking to yourself, i'm still eating with everybody else. i'm having fun put my plate full of snacks. but i feel good about that one, ok? all right. i love that. there's a variety for and for all these different types of taste, absolutely. and i know that, of course, it's, you know, the big game. a lot of people are going to want to drink beer and of course, drink what right? okay. whatever beverage you like. but stephanie and the vineyard mom. so i have someone. absolutely. for today

with what we're having, i decided id be really good to do chardonnay. okay. and then nice wednesday, beautiful, you know, all day. so i feel like going to be a nice compliment to everything we have here that will go right ahead. and if you want to have to pair with it, that's okay, too. that will perfect. and if you want any of these recipes where these wine pairings with these recipes, just go to at the vineyard. mom living on instagram. i have all of these wonderful recipes and wine pairings. all right. leslie dabney, the vineyard. mom, thank you so much for making your way, least sharing these delicious treats with us for super bowl sunday. thank you. enjoy the game. yes, yes, since you as well. thank you. thank you so much. and we'll thank you so much. and we'll be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is officially super bowl sunday. of course we have you covered when it comes to all the major new head news headlines here in the bay area as well. let's start things off by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. >> okay stephanie? good morning, everybody. a live shot coming in the south bay. as you can see, the high cloudiness that we have here a bit. but on balance today, going to be pretty warm day where to look at those 60's across most of the geography, maybe even top off at about 70 in the couple selective spots there you have a lot of the 40's on the board. still at this hour, a sluggish up there

in the north bay. we have 30's for the last couple of hours. and that's a little bit of a flavor of what you're going to have later on this week. once the system drops towards the south, there you about 51 going on for any act. that's the other side. also 50 for half moon base. we cracked around 50 in some locations. basically been offshore, but they're expected to pick up on shore a little bit along the coast as we get later in the forecast, period. but not today. so much. there you see that leftover cloud cover kind of mid to upper layers of the atmosphere a little bit. but on balance, mostly sunny today. so let that for you. the winds i spoke of this will be coverage area from one tomorrow through the afternoon into the evening hours. it's a very small strip of land, but still you'll feel those breezy conditions all the day tomorrow afternoon. still going to be mild, though. 63 today about 4 o'clock. although again, some spots will top off at about 70 or so. a big jump, though, happens into tuesday. watch your step as gets things get much cooler on that. a

reminder we're still in winter. yes, february is a winter months. we'll have more details a bit 70 good reminder there, dave, thank you. >> our top story this morning. investigators are still trying to figure out the cause of a deadly explosion at a home in san francisco sunset district on thursday. kron four's amanda hari spoke with neighbors still shocked by what happened. >> the outer sunset is a quiet neighborhood. so finding out this explosion was related to a drug lab was a surprise to everyone here. >> be explodes. and it's like a bomb went off. a woman died this week after an explosion that rocked an otherwise quiet san francisco neighborhood. people living near 22nd avenue and moraga say they'll never forget where they were when the explosion happened. >> steve lamb or says he was working from home and there was a massive blast which >> i clearly heard which shook the whole outside of about 2 blocks away. san francisco police say as they sifted through the rubble, they discovered evidence of an active illegal narcotics manufacturing facility.

>> the investigation has led police to arrest. 53 year-old darren price. he was booked into san francisco county jail on felony charges for involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing narcotics and 2 counts of child endangerment. kron 4 reached out to his brother sean price. he says his brother is in the rijuana business. quote, my brother's very experienced with manufacturing and production of products in the weed industry. with over 30 years experience. so i know he would never have done anything at his own house. he's very aware of the dangers involved. city supervisor joel in guardias says when he saw the destruction. >> he knew it was more than a gas leak. if you're going to have a drug manufacturing lab in your house, you're going to blow up the house and cause of death and mayhem in your neighborhood. >> you need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. neighbors say they're still processing the news that someone was manufacturing drugs so close by surprising that. >> seemingly they're up to no

good. >> right in our backyard. the supervisor says he wants to help the people of this neighborhood. so you'll be holding a private town hall that will be happening on wednesday. and it's just for the people who live on this block in san francisco. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> and the north bay family is picking up the pieces after their business was burglarized. and as kron four's gayle ong reports the thieves caused thousands of dollars worth of damage. >> this was the that was actually broken. we have to repair that whole window from the top. >> the bottom hector is showing us the aftermath of the break-in at his family business. want to grill deli and bakery off fairgrounds, drive and delay how this whole window was also broken to which was very expensive do. and his family woke up to an alert from their security system around 2.15, wednesday morning. he quickly got on the cameras and we are witnessing that they were breaking into our business. the family immediately called 9-1-1 and rushed to the store. but no one was there. surveillance

video captures this man smashing the window. then this person shows up and goes inside while the other looks out. it took just minutes to rummage through drovers. then they make off with the cash register all for you know, there's the dolan and his mother bosio say it will cost a family $8,000 to replace broken windows, computer systems and boxes of coins for us hot right now because everything is a small, not too many people coming to this salt they they we believe so expensive. out >> a lot of money. part of that wind, though the family has been in business for 17 years. they were to know single day. i come to be you and every single day and especially right now because about time. no, nobody comes a lot of money line up to us. then the dole wants his neighbors to stay on high alert because he says there have been other break-ins in

the area. hopefully they find the people responsible. this teacher in the videos, you know, keep sharing the video spread the word. >> and we reached out to vallejo police for more information. we will let you know when we get an update. >> gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> the death toll is now 33,000 as the search for survivors continues following the massive earthquakes in turkey and syria. it's been nearly a week since 2 earthquakes devastated both countries was that more than a dozen survivors were miraculously rescued just yesterday, including a family of 5 people and a 7 month-old baby. experts say the odds of finding additional survivors are dwindling as cold and snow worsen. searching conditions. the turkish president referring to this as the disaster of the century. and back at home in the bay area. people held a vigil in san francisco's union square. people held posters, signs and candles to show their solidarity with the people of turkey and syria as well as the rescue teams. some of the attendees said they were personally affected by this

tragedy. >> that i'm here and not there. and and the least i could do is come out and honor the victims who been affected by this earthquake. >> that woman echoing the sentiments of many who attended the vigil frustrated by what they call the lack of equipment for first responders in the area. it took until thursday for the first united nations aid convoy to cross from turkey into syria. on the peninsula, the farm workers and families impacted by the half. moon bay mass shooting may soon be getting some financial relief. the san mateo county board of supervisors votes on a resolution on tuesday. if passed, would approve $750,000 to provide emergency rehousing and supportive services for farmworker households displaced by the shooting. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. a racist incident at a contra costa county middle school prompts a response from local officials. >> and the warriors and lakers

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live he san francisco skyline from our sutro tower camera. so nice to see the city just kind of basking under the sun like they're really pretty as the san francisco wakes up with us this morning. let's check in now with day for the hey, dave, which we expect. well, okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. more of the same that yoo just referenced there. you know, just before dawn, if you're out and about the clouds are covering over the constellations, does this mean? >> a cloudy sunday know, as you can see, we take a nice job of clearing that out. temperature check for you. we're still holding in the 40's and a lot of the geography right now. some 50's poking out here and there but going to be warmer today than we had from yesterday. their little offshore for your day today. so kind of warm and dry and so forth as we get towards monday afternoon. that's when these on the stronger winds start to build along the coast. that's why they have that wind advisory been posted. 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon on words here,

although you can see other areas that they will also be impacted from the general program good, strong northwesterly wind also city with our next system, relatively dry. it is, but it will bring some colder air in its wake, mostly sunny and warmer today inland as we've got 60's, a few 70's will be scrape by early in the week. it's a mild monday outside those windy conditions. tuesday, temperatures really start dropping and then we cool off for a couple days because overnight lows here and then there's a shot of a shower on friday. but clearing up in time for the weekend. so the timing of all of this seems to be lined up in our favor here. 61, san francisco, 63 for oakland, 64 san jose. you can see it's a better job than it was from yesterday. over most of the geography we're looking at 60's on the board here again, exception like santa rosa coming in at 71 again. we'll investigate more on this in your 4 zone forecast and take a look at that extended as well. 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> an estimated 270,000 students are experiencing homelessness right now across

california's k through 12 system. that's according to a 2020 report by ucla to address the problem this week. a south bay lawmaker revived a proposal to guarantee income for homeless high school peniors. state senator david cortese representing district 15, the silicon valley joins us live now. thank you so much for being with us today. >> thank you for having me. this all right. so senator paint a picture of the situation for us because >> as many of us know, student homelessness is not a new problem, but things have gotten worse during the pandemic. >> as you mentioned, 200,000 homeless students in california about 15,000 every year for high school seniors who essentially graduate right into homelessness and they're homeless. well, they're in school, but the differences, well, those students are in school and high school they are it's under something called a boat, too . so

each one of them is identify. there's no question that there that's a very clear federal definition, the receive benefits. but the day to get their diploma, those benefits top. so, you know, it's it's it's one of the worst sort paradox that. you know, here we go. congratulations finish high school. and oh, by the way, all your benefits. street still homeless. yeah, of course. those are kids that are training from 17 to 18 images fuels the subtle oldest population. so we're trying to put into that. >> all right. so we introduce us to this bill. we know that this actually is a newer version of a bill from last year. so walk us through what you're proposing now and what's different this time around. >> it was different this time is so we love feel slightly. so it does not with the student aid and other types

assistance that are, of course, directed specifically at higher education. when you do that, it really changes the way the legislature in certain committees will look at the bill it. and frankly, i think there are a lot of my colleagues who figured that when it comes to college and financially we're in pretty good shape. you do need more state laws, but that isn't what this is. what we're saying is let's bridge that period of between graduation in may in the fall. many of these students is high school students who are homeless will good cause even accepted to college or community cause csu. you see but they can make it through that o for 5 period it will show up but not not only that. a bunch of those kids are just trying to go into careers are jobs for patient training and apprenticeship programs. same problem they're they're

they're trying launch, but they're experiencing the party. so it's a it's a short-term bridge. it's guaranteed income for 5 months, not for a year with the rest of their lives. it we think it will dramatically reverse of the whole the situation by start to cut it off right where it starts. >> and and how much funding are you hoping to allocate for 12th grader? >> well, move, keep negotiating. the bill calls for $1000 a month for a 5 month period. so it's a maximum of $5,000 for each student. it's not going to break the bacon double to our state budget that would you know, about 50 million dollar state but in this problem, including full trade here. so the state university and a city $650 a month would be enough. but to keep those students of proof or 5 months, of course, brings the price to do so will keep negotiating that to your preparations process and trying to get this

done this year. >> and know what is the plan as of now to verify the housing status of those students? >> he it's a great question, honey. they're fun the federal government. you're devise a great program. years it's named 2 legislators understand that comey them too, which requires public schools to identify those homeless students. us what we know, these exact numbers, school liaison, deal with them. of course, they deliver a after a package of federal benefits to those students. so really of also just telling those schools that in a fact. but we are going ed oliver tackle the benefit just after graduation. 5 months. just a toast to the are no, of course, the names and addresses confidential. we need those high schools to do is voluntarily signed up those families or those young people. a 17 year olds are 18

year-olds were no one's forcing them to do but we want to make sure that. but once the program is up and running every public school will offer those students, the assistance that was guaranteed income were provided and then it's up to them. if they want to sign up and give us a name and address and everything. but we know where they you know, there's a roster in every school. >> and a last quick question here for mister it was the bill now in the legislative process. you mentioned that some things are still up for negotiation. but walk us through where things are now and how hopeful are you that this is going to get the% governor's final signoff? >> you go. there's been extremely interested in caring. he did in the last 2 years. social opposing assume are guaranteed improve the income program for troop foster youth and the jumped all over. that ended up putting that right into the he actually has an advisor, michael tubbs, who was the

first guaranteed income in the country. the start that he is now on the governor's staff. so but we're going to free. the governor will be 2 of you do need to go a lot of several committees starting next month, but in the senate, so in the assembly, it's going to get through the appropriations process. that's where they'll be like, oh, she's about the money and then hopefully we can get to governor's desk. you know, it was a county supervisor. we still all this kind of stuff, or 2 but any given tuesday. but the state legislature's got to be much longer process as many people know but we're going to persist. we believe in this bill, we believe in this program we'll keep that. >> all right, senator david cortese representing the silicon valley, thank you so much for your perspective in for joining us live this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you for your interest. all right. we'll be interest. all right. we'll be right back.

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>> activists gathered outside twitter headquarters yesterday to protest the company's layoffs of thousands of workers. the rally started at 11:00am and featured performers who presented a painting depicting musk on a one-way trip to mars. as you can see there, the event was in support of both laid off workers and those who still remain at the social media company. activists say the

workers who remain need labor rights such as the right to unionize. and elon musk's brain plant in company neuralink is under federal investigation for allegedly mishandling hazardous materials. neuralink aims to make devices to treat serious brain disease. and now an animal welfare group claims the fremont based company did not properly clean or store devices when testing on monkey brains causing needless suffering. the group's claims are based on public records detailing the alleged violations at uc davis back in 2019, we reached out to near a link for comment and will update you once we have a response. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, california wildfires may be widening the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to housing. >> what experts are calling fire driven gentrification.

>> all right. 9.29 this super bowl sunday morning. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. start off this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave spahr. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. nice blue skies as we take a look at the east bay shoreline, all lit up very nicely. the morning cloud cover has since departed for us. so we'll go to the mostly sunny mode for today. a little bit better effort with those temperatures that we saw from

yesterday. here's what we're looking at right now. lots of 40's on the board. annapolis graduate up to 50. 42 santa rosa. what we saw some 30's up there in the north bay. that's just the flavor of what you can expect as we get into wednesday and thursday morning, particularly 56 off to antioch. those winds kind of offshore a little bit today, single digits to calm. but the winds really start kicking in here tomorrow afternoon. here's what i'm talking about. that wind advisory. a lot of real estate covered by this. this is about 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. onward, however, of most areas of the bay will feel a little bit of that breezy likes of flow. we have coming in from the strong northwesterly direction. some of those clouds hanging together a little bit down the monterey bay. but for the most part, we're keeping it mostly sunny in the descriptor today, 60's over most of those inland spots. however, we have a couple of the selections will make it up to the lower 70's. we'll have more on that in your 4 zone forecast. look at the extended to as we return back to winter. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you.

>> the naacp is responding to a racist incident at a clayton middle school kron four's philippe djegal has more. for this group of parents. council members, activists, kids and neighbors in clayton. >> one student being disciplined for a racist act that may include up to 8 others is not enough. you have 2 black children. >> they've been subject to bullying. and i don't know. raw emotion from steve rossi who was consoled by one of his sons outside diablo view, middle school saturday morning, the pain of a racist act still fresh less than 2 weeks after it happened. >> enact school administrators did not immediately relayed to the superintendent's office or to the victim's parents. my concern with those students. >> the for 8 days had to go through knowing that their school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam

clarke sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one student was disciplined, but the east county naacp and clayton council member holly tillman say up to 8 may have been involved because they're stay at home and met with the principal friday to meet have been swept under the rug. >> i get that people were suspended, which i don't approve of, really, because what are they going to go outside and play? isn't that a carrot to school is becoming the norm for middle school students. >> this type of behavior was not an but appear plan is yet another systemic failure on the part of a school and a system that refuses to teach or even to accept a value african american history. disturbing for parents and leaders in this predominantly white community. they believe all students involved should be disciplined. >> as should the principal who appears kept district leaders in the dark on the issue. we just know about this one. now it's not the first. it's not the last and it doesn't only happen here at the apple of

you. the conversations that take place in the homes of the people behind me don't take place in everybody's home here in clayton. and i think that's a real problem in anti. >> black incident is not okay with us any time, especially during black history month when we're supposed to be uplifting, the contributions of black americans get comfortable having those hard conversations. >> talk about race. talk about sexuality. talk about differences because differences is what makes america great. local leaders are encouraging families to show up to the mount diablo unified school district board of education's meeting. >> on february 22nd to share their concerns in clayton, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> homeowners impacted by the powerful winter storms will get some extra time to pay their property taxes, but they must apply for that extension. you have now until april 14th to apply if your home was damaged by again, those recent storms, the deadline, this does push the deadline nearly 2 months out from the original date. the move is meant to

help homeowners who are seniors or those who have a disability to defer payment on property taxes on their home. and meantime, california wildfires may be widening the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to housing. experts call it fire driven gentrification. they say this trend was observed after the 2017 tubbs fire in napa county. many victims of that fire were forced to leave the area because they don't have fire insurance and it's too expensive to repair their homes. those could have that could afford to stay. where much likely wealthier the trend. now further sorting communities across the state by income and wealth. take a look at this. alameda county and oakland fire departments teamed up to rescue a man trapped below ground level because of a wall collapsed. this happened oakland just yesterday. the man was sent to the hospital with minor injuries. and all northbound lanes of i-680, from sunol to pleasanton remain closed for the weekend. it's been causing

some massive backups on alternate routes. and this is a live look now at i 6.80, i believe that could road in sunol and we can see no, it looks like they might taking a little break from that roadway. construction at this time. those they're likely going to be picking it up as 6.80. won't reopen until early tomorrow morning. caltrans crews still working around the clock to repair entire sections of the highway. and you've probably seen them driving around san francisco. it's a self driving taxi service waymo a rich demuro takes a ride in one of the cars in today's tech smart. >> so here in san francisco where waymo has fully autonomous cars picking up people and dropping him off just like a taxi except the big differences. there's no driver. we got to try this out. the way do this is kind

of like any other, right? sheriff, you open up the app? 5, 5, 5, we're going to straight 9 bucks. it says i'll see you in 8 minutes. the right is about 9 bucks. while we wait for this, i'll tell you about the car that's going to pick me up. it's a jaguar. i pace all electric car for safety reasons. a car stop in certain areas to pick you up. and so on year after will tell you, i should walk 90 feet ahead. sure, it's safe to pick me up. so there's the car. so full. use your phone to unlock the car, then you can open the trunk. put your stuff in the back and let's go in. >> was just so wild. here we are inside the self-driving cars says good afternoon star, right? and i see my destination right there. >> have a place to charge my phone. all right. to start the right here we go. heading to them and please make sure you see raffle with any hope the people, writers to write a j.

>> it screws in the street just like a good driver would actually passing another waymo today to each other. and i love that. you see the map on the screen here. what's really interesting is that this car is very sure of itself. it's not like creeping along the streets. it's driving like a real human what feel like. it's confident about what it's doing. the best part is watching and we'll move all by itself proceeding roller we've got your map view. you're new your temperature. you can even adjust the temperature. >> area. we've got a truck that's in our lane and we're just going around it. no big deal. so how's your day going? if you're sitting where i'm sitting, you really win. even though there's not a person in

the seat in front of you driving. >> please sure it's >> was a pretty neat experience. i mean, a lot of cars or the driver even without a driver is safe. it was fun. the waymo handled the streets with ease, even open the trunk from in san francisco. i'm rich demuro and you. >> and we're just hours away from the super bowl kickoff is this afternoon in arizona. andrew marden has a preview of the big game. >> good morning from glendale, arizona. the site of super bowl. 57, it is game day super bowl. 57 will take place at 04:30pm, local time. that's mountain time later today between the chiefs and the eagles. both teams held light walkthroughs yesterday after the eagles walk-through head coach nick sirianni said guice. we've been through this

for 20 weeks, been diligent with everything truly embrace the i found it thrilling the process of getting better. >> i found it through and just just station every day. and that's consistency. what i'm jason is i don't i never say i'm a player. i'm chasing now. i don't have any regrets. when asked about this football field, i understand how lucky i am to be in this organization. understand i look play with guys. >> going to be hall of famers. there's a pretty good chance that one of those 2 gentlemen will be the mvp of super bowl. 57. >> 11 of the last 16 super bowl mvps have been quarterbacks, although last year the mvp was a wide receiver cooper cup from the ramps in glendale, arizona, at super bowl. 57, i'm andrew marden. >> and super bowl sunday. football's biggest day of the year officially here. as we just heard there, whether you're a chiefs are an eagles fan or frustrated forty-niners fan right when it comes to super bowl snacks. we want you

to be covered in for that. we're going to console barbecue pit master chef matt horn on this morning's dine. and dish. >> so your body and your team didn't make it to the super bowl. the one thing you don't want to be disappointed in super bowl snacks. go with chicken wings, chicken wings regal wings. no wings for this niner fan. but burden is on the menu low. that's what i'm super bowl party. we're here at horn bbq in oakland where pitmaster matt horn is prepping for the big some of house >> sharing tips and tricks for tasty gameday. snow >> ribs, sausage, shana forced wings are always crowd you can definitely go really great. party is not going the park. it's too much to take the wings grill him. take them off my son, kristi of fireworks. austin the signal is always great you do a little bit more

than just shifting the, you another way to up your game without busting the bank grilled use one of those store fire favorites office. take off his phone on the grill. it's a nice chart and grilled marks on it. you know, to be we'll bring you right it. and you know, that's what we've done here. you want the sides, of course, like mac and cheese and it's like your whole quite satisfied and now no matter who wins or loses these fan, faves promised to make you the real in the making. also boston. >> in oakland, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news the sausages have mean looking, oh, i like that. anyway, here's a look at our temperatures for highs today. mid to upper 60's. >> even some lower 70's to be had as well. take a look at that extended forecast for you as well. kron 4 morning news

>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking another live look at san francisco out. it's not tam camera but to try it is a very nice view of the city. yeah. as people start waking up with us here, let's get a check of the forecast. the tape you know, stephanie. all right. for john, we have some

high cloudiness across the skies kind of covering over some of the constellations things have cleared over most of the bay already. >> there's a cellphone, no delays happening this morning to solve plane. take off just about a minute ago. there's some of that cloudiness i referenced. you can see kind of evaporating away as we project forward temperature check for you. most readings in the 50's and 40's got 42 santa rosa, 50 for oakland. 45 fremont and 46. meanwhile, for livermore longer-range forecast, we do see traffic happening in the west coast here. the first issue is this low. the drop south. and with that, you're going to feel big change of those temperatures, winds and all of that. this paints more activity and at that will probably get there. is that risk of a shower with that will mention at least verbally here and timing appears to be late in the day is late as about tuesday or so. but you'll feel the temperature change with that. and then friday, maybe a chance to look at some rain after that things clear up in time for the weekend. yesterday we looked at a bunch of 50's today and improvements. look at this.

san francisco at 61 for the high today. even along the coast, upper 50's near 60. 61 going on for burning again to that in the south bay because the warming pocket is really contra costa county and up to the north bay. east bay shoreline. also mid-sixties tri valley. looking at 64 pleasanton livermore. now walnut creek getting up to 67 along with concord and then up to the north bay here. 69 fairfield, 64 with napa. 68 and 71 for santa rosa. so a little flavor of spring today. tomorrow shore. changes occur x very quickly on tuesday to finish off the week up those showers on friday. look at those lows, though, revisiting some subfreezing temperatures. 40's along the coast. big day on valentine's day is tuesday. it's sunday and all the super bowl parties and super bowl food. but stephanie of some intro for you, stephanie. >> haha. all right. thanks very much, kate. well, we are about to welcome back. health

expert here at kron 4 for your health this morning. february is american heart month. it is meant as a time when all people can focus on our cardiovascular health. and as i just mentioned, how our health expert karen owoc joining us live now with a look at who is most at risk for a heart attack and how we can help prevent that. good morning to you, karen. good morning. >> so we're seeing more heart attacks in the 20 year-old and early 30 year-old. so this is really shocking, but it doesn't happen overnight. what we're seeing is that a study show that children ages 10 to 14 are showing evidence of onset heart disease. they're they're showing fatty plaques in the arteries and plaque buildup in these arteries. so it's not shocking that at 20 people are having a heart attack. you know, with early for these young children to have middle age hearts, it's

just really shopping. high blood pressure. high blood pressure is on the rise in the young adults more so than in the older adults. and you think about it, you're you're vessels need to be very elastic. and when you're unsure when you have high blood pressure for long periods of time. that vessel is inflated and it's really putting a lot of pressure on the vessels and that will cause damage the longer you have high blood pressure, the more serious in the higher your risk of having a heart attack. so really have to manage that and start measuring that young adults think they feel good. so they don't think that anything's wrong with them because high blood pressure is a silent disease. and i understand that obesity diabetes. those also play a role in all this. obesity we're seeing 56% of young adults are either overweight or that is definitely a risk factor.

diabetes is doubles. your risk of having a heart attack. and here's why. in in diabetes where your blood sugar is high. just thinking of the blood sugar that's circulating in your arteries and shards of glass. and it is doing damage to the inner lining of the that delicate inner lining of the blood vessels and then slack is going to stick to those. that inner lining making it very rough. and so. >> diabetes. very, very prevalent in those that heart attacks. we're seeing twice the number of children% developing diabetes between the ages of 10 19. >> wow. so that is certainly very concerning. and thank you for that demonstration that the show and tell always helps. a lot of people have this issue, which is high cholesterol. and you mentioned that is being a risk factor. how can people control their cholesterol levels? so high cholesterol? we're seeing a lot of that particularly

because >> of the diet diet, lack of exercise, lack of movement. if you see if you have lack of movement, lack of exercise, poor food choices, that's going to end up with. you're going to end up with high cholesterol and all these other risk factors for heart disease. so real important to take care of the cholesterol, the good cholesterol you want those to be high and the bad cholesterol. we want those to be low. family. history is very important to note because that will put you at a higher risk, but also not even knowing your risk, but also the timing of your wrist. so if you have early onset heart disease, then you really have to pay particular attention. if you're in your 20's and 30's. important reminder there. and how much does you know, substance and mental health >> raise the risk of heart disease. >> well, young adults that that have heart attacks, they

also report using cannabis and and cocaine. cocaine increases your heart rate constricts blood vessels, cigarette smoking nicotine, also constricts blood vessels in the morning smoke the higher your wrists. so if your income, if you smoke one packer more day, you're doubling your risk for having a heart attack. they are going to if they're not so much associated with a heart attack, but heart failure. so really important to kind of take a look at your lifestyle. all of these risk factors are lifestyle related except for the genetics. a mental health issues are really you are seeing depression on the rise, especially in young children. and that is definitely associated with with heart attacks, strokes and then your risk factors for cardiovascular disease. and what are some ways that people

can help lower their risk for heart attack. >> well, taking one step to the time. real first measuring and monitoring of blood pressure. that's something sit very simple. easy to do at home. >> be aware what you eat. you know, main thing. paying attention to that extra teaspoon of sugar in your coffee. just those little things that started to start paying attention and then really pay attention to how much you exercise and how much you sit sitting is as a real risk factor is a it's definitive risk factor for heart attack. we're seeing a lot of the 7 terry young adults are the ones that are at higher risk and then start these healthy habits early when you're young, like i said, those young children >> are are have middle a tart. so starting early, if you're a parent, you know, get your children out, get them eating healthy and and get them exercising in. enjoying enjoy

movement. all right. our health expert karen owoc reminding us of the importance to take care of our hearts. >> thank you so much for your time this morning. >> you're very welcome. see next week, we'll be right want more from your vitamins? next week, we'll be right back. get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty.

>> well, if you're looking to polish up those pearly whites for valentine's day, sounds like you don't have to go to the dentist for that. according to researchers at

the mayo clinic and other institutions. kissing will do the trick. well, turns out a smooch can boost your immune system and protect you from cavities. and that's according again to us. the research. okay. saying they say causes the body to cream or saliva, which can neutralize acidity in your mouth. well, that in turn keeps gums and teeth healthy. it can even protect your enamel and kissing can also create antibodies that can help you fight off future infections. so i guess the moral of the story here is a corrupt. >> yeah. got the big bang theory and friends was in their case. didn't catch that any you know, i got a feeling grey goose martini will take care of them. critters as well. here's a look at the 7 day forecast on tuesday. there's a drop in temperatures as the new system drops south, bringing some winds and cooler temperatures as winter clears its throat. it's the morning lows will notice on those clear nights overnight lows, lower 30's to about 30 ish. then we get back to the business of milder weather as

we get a little shot of rain on friday. stephanie, clear up in time for next weekend and the big day you were referencing tuesday, of course, that's the day you can practice your dentistry. >> it is, i don't even bother brushing your teeth that day. i guess just, you know, pucker up life. and that's the name of the game. they're saying, saliva. there we go. biology, squishy stuff. >> interesting way to end the show, well, that's it for us here at the crawford weekend news. i'm stephanie lin from for david from all of us here at the kron. news. >> have a great day. we'll see >> have a great day. we'll see you next week. take care. now. a mystery!

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