>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> all right. this morning on the kron. 4 morning news. we are take spectating, much more rain across the bay area. taking a live look now at storm tracker. 4 radar this morning. you can see some rain already coming down across the north bay further inland as well. we are expecting more showers throughout the day and we will have more on that for you coming up throughout our newscast here this morning. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on stephanie lin. it is saturday, february 25th. you're probably waking up to some pretty chilly weather conditions.

let's check in with dave sphar who has more on the rain we're seeing this morning dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a little bit because of this rain is actually help supporting temperatures a little bit. this is projected action to break up. >> as you can see in place pretty much up there in the north bay and over the east bay hills. but temperatures are pretty lofty now at this hour compared to what we've been through east bay shoreline. lots of cloud cover, of course, hanging around and a little bit in the way of some fog, too. but here's kind of proof in the pudding. lots of 40's on the board there. san francisco at 42. some projections were pushing it into the middle 30's, potentially so because of some of this rain kind of supporting temperatures a little bit will stick toe by that. and then we'll break this up and stick with pretty much mostly cloudy skies on balance for your saturday. now. now comparison to 24 hours ago. we're pretty close, maybe a degree off here and there, but it agree ahead. elsewhere, putting in all the motion is kind of like the last little band of this low that's hitting us up in the

north bay a little bit. again, this is expected to break up yielding again, mostly cloudy skies on balance. having said all that, not much the way of fog tomorrow morning either. at 1 o'clock that's interesting. yeah, that's not next. band of heavier rain we're expecting and that will be for your sunday noon into the afternoon for today. the early part of the day, at least a few rain showers, cloudy skies, but some breaks happening in the afternoon and into the evening, particularly in the south bay in some parts of the east bay will give you all that in a bit with high temperatures in and around so it's going remain somewhat cool, but not quite as cold as we've experienced earlier unsettled into next week as well. we'll have more on that too. all right. thank you. >> i was 17 is back open this morning after being shut down for several hours friday because of the weather kron four's gayle ong reports from the santa cruz mountains. >> 7.30 friday morning, caltrans district 5 posting this video highway 17 close. >> and you can see it's still snowing pretty heavy.

>> the snow kept the highway closed for much of the day. leaving drivers stranded at the higher altitudes. we're experiencing snow. >> with multiple vehicle spinouts at the lower altitudes. heavy rains feel pretty lucky to see it, it's been a mess that's for sure that saunders buck says he left his los gatos home in the morning. not expecting any delays hanging out here with my dog on a. >> just hang out you know, trying to kill time not nothing. much. just keep my eyes open. trying wait for the road to open back up. >> the road open just before 3 in the afternoon. caltrans work to clear the snow and push the trees on the side of the road. but in downtown felton, clear, sunny skies, parker, an indigo mccurley stepped out for lunch after dealing with the snow. we're just going to drive down to the beach and go look at the surf. but i wasn't expecting it to also snow here. so we're pretty near here. so it's pretty surprising being from cleveland and chicago. both are not new to snow. i spent the morning helping the community clear out.

>> some of the debris and the small trees that have fallen into the road. but it's been like living in a snow globe. it's absolutely beautiful. and they made the most of it. these are photos from their hike in ben lowman in the morning. i had a good time some of the snow had melted the chp and caltrans urge caution while out on the roads. >> there are still local road closures around the santa cruz mountains kron. 4 news. >> and snow certainly made travel difficult around the peninsula as well. palo alto police working overnight to clear parts of page mill road of snow and downed trees. officers have not yet said when that section of road will reopen. and they a snow and slick pavement caused a major backup in the livermore hills friday morning. just look at that. alameda county fire says more than 100 cars got stuck in the snow at the patterson pass summit. the fire crews use shovels to help dig everybody out. and power's back on this morning. after people in calais, togo were

left in the dark for nearly 9 hours friday, a problem that kept most of the businesses in town from opening. the mayor says the city does have generators for power outages. that may happen during wildfires. and now the city council is considering using those same generators for situations like this. >> comes into play. we most likely would have power in the event of a lockout any time of year. >> if the generators are approved for regular power outages. the mayor says this policy may not take effect for another year or 2. and join us online as we track the storm, including and this link will take you to a page that will cover the latest road closures and power outages in your area. all you have to do is scan this qr code on your screen that will take you to that section of our website. and new this morning. a fire started at lake various as markley cove. just look at all those flames and smoke going

up into the air. this happened just after 10 o'clock last night. this is video and photos from cal fire. firefighters say the fire damage 10 to 20 boats, jet skis and houseboat. the dock ended up breaking off and floating into the lake. eventually part of a dog even ended up sinking. firefighters say they had the fire under control around 11. nobody was injured. happening today. east bay congresswoman barbara lee hold her senate campaign launch rally at laney college in oakland. it's free and starts at noon. lee officially announced her senate run earlier this week. she joins a field that already includes fellow democrats, adam schiff and katie porter. and they're all hoping to replace the retiring sen dianne feinstein. police in fairfield are warning the community about online rental scams. they say a victim recently contacted investigators after sending $3,000 in rental deposit money for a property posted online

by a scammer. the victim even spoke to a fake realtor over the phone. the victim realize they've been scammed when they saw the same home listed for a different price in another ad, police say this is at least the second time they've gotten reports of this type of scam. in the first case, the victim lost more than $3400. police say there are several things to look out for. when you are looking at real estate properties online, they say scammers will try to get a security deposit from victims without letting them see the property and find an excuse not to meet potential victims in person. police say a it's best to never hand over a deposit until you signed your lease. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a local dj with a well-known bay area. radio station has gone missing, according to officers. >> the details after this. and coming up, we have dave spahr live in the weather center tracking all those wet and windy conditions of for you

this morning. before you step out the door.

>> all right. now to a story out of san francisco. while 94.9 radio host jv is missing this morning, according to officials, the san francisco police say 54 year-old jeffrey

vandergrift has not been seen since leaving his home on king street thursday night around 10 o'clock. he's about 6 foot tall is described as bald the tattoos on his arms and above his right ear. he was last seen wearing black sweat pants. while 94.9 sent out a statement saying they are very concerned about this and say staffers are working with san francisco police and vandergrift's wife. anyone with information is asked to please call san francisco pd. in the east bay. one person is dead after a shooting in oakland. police say it happened just before 8 o'clock last night on international boulevard near 72nd avenue. the victim died at the scene and their name has not yet been released. we know that the shooter is still on the loose at this hour. >> ok, cool to start, but not quite cold. like we've been treated to also hosting some showers going on there looks like solano county in the east bay getting kind of a lion share of all of that got to remain kind of overcast and gloomy looking for your

saturday. but more rain is on the way. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning it looks like we want to get a quick check of the weather with dave first. yeah. yeah.

>> sfo just showing that real quick there. as you can see, a lot of cloud cover it all at breaking news. i'm sorry, stephanie, you have something here. >> initial story that we wanted to get to you we are looking at breaking news at this hour's and public. police are asking people to avoid eastbound. i-80. this is at san pablo dam road following a major traffic accident. and this is a live look at the from our camera. you can see i'm right in the middle of your screen. there looks like officers are kind of gathered around it. there's a car that's blocking all lanes. it appears to have completely been flipped over. we are learning, but this appears to be a fatal a traffic collision on at least one person dead. police are telling people to expect a traffic backup for several hours. drivers in the meantime, can you san pablo dam road has a duty to are here. so again, this breaking news and public police asking people to avoid eastbound. i-80 at san pablo dam road

following this fatal traffic collision. right now. turning back to the we are going to check in with dave now for how conditions are for folks who want to take a walk this morning. and yeah, in a tough travel to kind of overcast skies but no delays occurring in all of this. and probably today is the best day of a break. >> and a lot of the action that we've seen going on. we have some morning showers we talked about that's mostly up in the north bay. >> putting this into motion, you'll see what we're talking about. it looks kind of threatening a little bit here, but as you'll see in the projections that really kind of falls apart and fall south, although that kind of gloomy cloud cover will be with us. it looks like too much of the day with minor breaks. one thing comes with that, though, the temperatures are somewhat a little bit more modest here in the 30's there, the upper 30's. 38 for livermore east bay shoreline, lower 40's. so yeah, it's cool and all that. but it's not as cold as we've experienced. we've seen colder numbers and this when we're actually getting precipitation from last week. so with what we have here, this actually

gives us a little bit of moderation here temporarily. here's what's going on here as we go forward with future cast for as i mentioned, you can see that all kind of fall apart. some breaks in the skies. you might see some sun poke out there a little bit. not a lot, but at least the rain, the winds, all that's been turned off temperatures by winter standards, somewhat modest and so forth. so it's a great day to take a break. it looks like that tonight. tomorrow morning. a couple rain showers starting to develop like we had today. a quick break. and then the real shoe falls. this is the heavier stuff right through sunday afternoon. so we're not going to have the kind of quiet weather that we have today by contrast, although today not real, sunny at all, but at least we're taking a break from that now, the other good news is this will move on out for tomorrow night and by your monday morning commute again. another break. so you can get the work and all that kind of stuff by the afternoon that will become more involved. we might get a winds pop from that bigger system next week. let's get through tomorrow. first, here's a quick win pop that probably won't cause any wind advisory

statements to come out. however, the success of stis system by monday might hear a little bit more about that. we get a little closer. a few early showers cold today, mostly cloudy 50's for highs tomorrow morning. little light rain shower. a break afternoon rain still cole and at times that rain will be heavy in some pockets and the next week unsettled early week, latter portion of the week is dry with variable clouds still cool. late as we finish off next week, 50 san francisco, 51 oakland, 51 also for san jose may be the subtle kind of poke out just a little bit and on the big board, here's a look at high temperatures to barely scratching about 50 or so. but at least we're working on those overnight lows where the more that extended forecast a bit later, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> taking a live look outside at the sera now this morning, you can see some people starting to move slowly and carefully. it's important that we do that if we choose to travel in these weather conditions, fresh layer of snow fell on friday and more is expected throughout the

weekend. kristin vartan brings us reaction from travelers. >> how low in elevation the snow go? we were heading to truckee. >> and then they closed the roads. stay now burned because, of course, because of the kids can't go back. >> on friday, powder could be seen as low as this is quite unusual. but, you know, maybe a happy coincidence because the kids, so the snow so >> the drug first pandy, his wife and kids from the bay area were some of the folks that got stuck in the foothills from a long lasting i-80 closure. we thought we're stock. >> in summer that we're not going to see the snow woke up in the morning and then everything's light and then pretty soon crying. turning to there. so much snow here in the foothills that people can actually build a snowman or perhaps too. >> and lobby full of people. they were all 4 to grab the kids like let's go make a

snowman. alexandria girl knew she was excited to see all of this snow right in her backyard. she lives right down the street here in colfax and wanted to make sure families stuck from closures earlier in the day could have some fun. this beautiful. how could you not love it? it's woke up really early. walk to work. 05:00am first. >> but steps on the snow is really 4th grader brandon, who just got back from arena trip with his parents. think so too is cheese will come also clearly covid to its gotten into an eye to down the way it's kind. it's ones it's a little snow. see of before. lou is pretty heavy. >> and although all this powder is pretty, his dad, jeff flaks says travelers should still be cautious. it's slipping and sliding all the way there are some rex. there are some white out. there was not very much wind, but there was plenty of snow on the road and in the. >> in the sky. so one must be very careful driving down that hill. >> and it's not just the

sierra in the bay area dealing with severe weather. take a look at this. this is major flooding in la county. our chris wolfe takes a look at the damage conditions and people there are facing. >> streets in studio city have become lakes with this latest round of severe winter weather a california. meteorologists say is the storm hones in on the southern part of the state. it is intensifying if not snow. the forecast calls for several inches of rain in many communities. more clear evidence the la river is swollen and racing through the san fernando valley. while this news crew was covering conditions in the valley, our phones erupted with an emergency alert from the national weather service. a flash flood warning is in effect for this area until 10:00pm. this is a dangerous and life-threatening situation. do not attempt to travel unless you are fleeing to safety. people can expect

road closures, washouts and debris floats. mudd was flowing early friday in woodland hills. a hillside was disintegrating under heavy rain, sending mud down into i mean, a bold home. >> some of that came to our fortunately, we've had some neighbors who helped shovel mud. well, the is eroding. and if that fails, that road will be unpassable. so that will trap all this houses in the neighborhood. the ground follow the pavement up here is saturated and >> that the street is heavily compromised. a neighbor is doing work, had an engineer. he was just out here. walking down on the, took photos and he saw the the area where the roshan that she could see was taking place about 6 feet

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave sphar in the weather center with the latest. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. quick shot at sfo. we see actually some breaks happening in the clouds just a little bit here. most of the rain action is pretty much contained up in the north bay solano county and off

towards the east bay. this is actually going to break up as we get to the latter morning hours and throughout the day today, kind of mostly cloudy will cover us on balance couple raise a son, though, will poke out just a little bit. and then it's tomorrow afternoon. we're looking for the next wave of somewhat substantial rain. okay, temperature check for you. this may not look like much. it's still chilly, but upper 30's at work here in 40's on the board here. so it's not as cold as we thought it was going to be, which is good news and all those chili statements and so forth from before they have been subsequently been canceled when tracker what's going on here? we've single digits for now. there's a little bit of a pop that's going to happen with those winds as we start to get into the afternoon hours tomorrow. here's a look ahead, though, for your day. some light rain showers early on, mostly cloudy, on balance for today. temperatures reaching at about 50 nothing much to write home about, but at least we're getting to somewhat winter moderation here a little bit. looks unsettled as we get into next week, however, will be painting that part of the story in a bit. stephanie.

>> and we want to providing you an update on that breaking news that we brought to you at the top of the hour here. san pablo police are asking people again to avoid eastbound. i-80 as san pablo dam road following a deadly traffic accident. this is again, another live view at the scene. you can see a car completely flipped over on its roof. and police are currently blocking all lanes of traffic. we know this happened around 5.15 this morning and this was a fatal traffic collision. at least one person dead. police are telling people to expect a traffic backup for several hours in this area. in the meantime, drivers can use and pablo dam road as a detour. again, officers are asking people to avoid eastbound. i-80 it said pablo dam road following this deadly traffic accident. and oakland police arrested the driver they say is responsible for a fatal hit and run the victim. 100 year old chinatown resident kron

four's dan kerman reports. >> i'm here to announce that an arrest was made of an individual connected to the fatal hit and 100 year-old oakland resident. mister, come at a news conference friday, police announced the arrest of an oakland woman for hitting and killing 100 year old chinatown resident who was on his daily walk sunday morning near 19th and harrison. this is citizen video just after the collision. police say after hitting the man the suspect drove off is a thing try to finally, you thing for now. >> by the i think we're just you it been useful or most of us because you know, that sending out possibly hurting as well. this past tuesday, police released surveillance photos of a tan or white mini cooper. >> which they said struck the victim, getting the word out appears to have helped. i will say, though. >> we have a lot of support and and cooperation with the community. a lot of people

called in. we really do appreciate our partnership and working side by side with the community members. that was huge. >> so-called scramble signals which stopped vehicle traffic in all directions are credited with reducing the number of pedestrians being hit at 4 intersections in oakland's chinatown, including this one at 8th and webster. hopefully this kind of system to scramble system can be implemented and not only in china, but also many areas, still have a high, you know, pedestrian or accidents. i think that would be extremely helpful. >> formal charges from the district attorney are still pending >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> also in oakland, one house of worship is helping another. a jewish temple is opening its doors after the oldest black church in the east bay was gutted by fire. as you can see here, kron four's dan thorn has more on how those 2 groups are coming together. >> it was a heartbreaking night for the first african methodist episcopal church in

oakland, a destructive fire burned through the building, destroying historic place of worship. >> i was shocked that was shocked. members were but, you know, we have we have turned a bad situation into a good situation. pastor rodney d smith says the church is getting a helping hand from some friends in oakland for the time being fame church will hold sunday services at temple. beth abraham course we feel terrible for them and the fire and what's happened to their church. but >> our community is really moved by the fact that we have opportunity to to help. >> rabbi marc blum says there's a long history between the temple in the church. both houses of worship have existed in oakland for more than 100 years. video of the large fire was hard for the rabbi to watch. my first thought was selfish, which was what happened to us. >> and can't even imagine. but my immediate second thought was going to need some help and they would do the same for us now works in mysterious

ways because that brother who was already formed. >> with this tragedy happened, stepped so we're very grateful for about >> fame oakland church serves a congregation of more than 400 people. many of them stream the sunday services online. pastor smith says he's thankful for the support they've gotten so far and he's asking for people to be patient for the future. we want everybody to know that, you know, this is not going to be overnight but this is going to be a process. >> and we're going to make sure that as we get through this process, we do it and we dream bigger. >> reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> as the state grapples with how to address the opioid crisis. some lawmakers say more must be done to make sure californians have access to potentially lifesaving drugs, including our can if applied in time, narcan can reverse overdoses. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace

explains. >> well, the lawmaker behind this narcan bill boils down to improvement of the following words, accessibility and affordability. >> inside this plastic bag is naloxone often referred to as nauck am. the drug has gotten a lot of attention in recent years because of its potential to save lives by reversing an opioid overdose in 2021 alone, california, some more than 5700 overdose deaths attributed to fentanyl and other opiates and across the u.s. that number stood even higher at more than 100,000. the data so dire that last week a panel of advisors from the federal food and drug administration or fda unanimously recommended nor can be made available for purchase over-the-counter. a major change from current requirements that narcan be made available only with the prescription. the main goal is to save lives, assembly member liz ortega points out the fda panel recommendation to allow narcan for over-the-counter purchases. it was just that a

recommendation, but she adds the fda is likely to formally approve the recommendation next month. if the agency goes forward with that, her new legislation would require medical and private insurers to cover over-the-counter narcan costs across the state. something she says is necessary to help people pay for a drug that can vary from 50 to $150 depending on the pharmacy and do some out. if we're serious about saving lives, said when you have to be serious about making sure that people can afford it. >> that it's available and availability, she says must apply to people of all backgrounds and ages. it hits my heart. >> i raise 4 kids. i still have a teenager at home and i can't even imagine i can't even fab them to think that i would find my daughter dead because fentanyl and because i couldn't i didn't have access to that light say the medication we want to save lives. >> and no word on any formal opposition to this bill. but

democrats and republicans alike tell me they believe this issue can bring both parties together to address the opioid crisis reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the landscape of gun ownership continues to evolve. our reyna harvey explains why black women are explains why black women are choo [sfx: chicken clucking] everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. cause only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying... [sfx: chicken clucking]

>> now to bay area basketball. the warriors take on the houston rockets at chase

center. as you can see there, the warriors were without steph curry and draymond green. but if there's one place, the warriors excel, it's on the home court warriors were up. 66 49 at halftime and it was klay thompson's game. the rest of the way clay finishing the game with 42 points. warriors winning and beating the rockets with a final score of one 16 to 101. and a programming reminder. coming up later this morning right here on kron 4. you can watch live golf. it starts at 10 this morning immediately following the morning news. >> and the breakdown for today keeps a mostly cloudy temperatures trying to struggle to reach about 50. there is more rain, though, tomorrow and into next week on tomorrow and into next week on 4 morning news continues.

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in los gatos until tomorrow morning. and if you couldn't make it to the snow yesterday in the bay. >> don't worry your woods. national park tweeted out these photos of the mountains above the woods blanketed in snow. so pretty you might be a good time. they say, to visit some of the lower parts of the park. if you want to see some of the snow melts running through the redwoods this weekend. all we are continuing to track the rain moving across all parts of the bay area. this morning was a live look at the bay bridge where traffic is moving along quite nicely. and they're not dealing with too much rainfall at this moment. but you can see that the roadways are a bit damp. a problem from a little bit of a earlier a morning. sprinkle. let's check in with dave now for the latest. hey, hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're take a little break from all of that. going will get more substantial rain probably in the next 30 hours or so from

this point into tomorrow. >> by the way, in tahoe, the snow comes and it continues really really for tomorrow on into early next week as we get rain. thank you for sunday and into early next week to some of the higher mountain tops mount diablo, mount hamilton. all that kind of business mount tam. yeah, you make a little bit of snow going on up there. but at least at these lower levels shouldn't pose as much of an issue where there will be issues all the way until 04:00am on wednesday. this winter storm warning, particularly you see by the bright reds here. this is going to go on all the way until the middle of next week. and obviously the higher elevations. that's why they're getting it. and this is more closer to typical snow levels were going to get for next week for a winter months, not dipping so much into below the 1000 level. let's watch some of these waves come through. in the longer range forecast. there's that hit sunday. another one on monday after the morning commute. that's when this juice, your stuff gets in here. and then we take a breather for the latter portion of next week. and then into next weekend, it looks

like we will revisit more rain coming as well. this will be early march now and that is now technically the meta logical spring. by that point. looks like that breaks up a little bit into the following week. 4 zone forecast covering you for the saturday. 51 san francisco. the coast has plenty of 40's to about 50 or so. as you can see, not a lot of movement happening down here and the peninsula 40's as well. meanwhile, to the south bay, 51 san jose cupertino as well, east bay shoreline at around 50 some upper 40's there for some of the inland spots. that depends on how many cracks of sun. you get 50 for a concord, 50 also for berkeley. not a lot of decoupling in this kind of weather pattern. pretty much the same regardless where you are. 52 for fairfield and 55. meanwhile, for santa rosa. so today it kind of looks like a, you know, gloomy day. it's going to stay that way throughout the afternoon with a couple breaks of sun. the rain gets here by noon tomorrow. early showers are possible. but the heavier stuff, high temperatures will stay at around 50 or so. that's a little improvement from last week. but better

overnight lows will be into the 40's. so not so much. this mid 30's business that got us in the danger zone wednesday. onward. we dry out a little bit until the next batch expected into next week, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a widely used abortion pill might soon be off the market. vice president kamala harris as a pending lawsuit, a federal lawsuit in texas could prevent doctors from prescribing this oppressed own. that's the first of 2 medications used in more than half of all us abortions. harris is anti-abortion conservative groups claim the fda acted too quickly in approving it. the american medical association and the american college of obgyn says it's safe. harris calls the lawsuit a political attack. >> that will further restrict the ability of people to make the most fundamental decisions they should have. >> the study show using the second of the 2 medications alone still works for abortions, but is slightly less effective. the eventual

ruling will affect more than half of u.s. states where abortion pills are still legal. during the pandemic. we saw a gun and ammunition sales spike to heights we had never seen before across the u.s.. we also saw a new group of gun owners emerge black women kron four's rana harvey right with met with a group of local women who decided gun ownership and education was no longer an option. but a necessity. >> i just wanted to be a to have him tonight about >> different walks of life and a multitude of obama like you said, a few. >> stay ready. and and can't. we just kind of learned, you know, self defense unified these black women to pick up a skill many never imagined they would need came to today's class. just to increase my knowledge that's proper preparation prevents poor like to stay ready. get ready. it's

been a think that's important for many of them. it's the first time they've ever held in for others. it's a harsh reminder of what it means to take accountability for your own safety. i came here today because i was little 2 years ago. my husband had bought me a prior to that and >> never talked use in. so now i feel i felt >> we need some protection because he's no longer my protector. and here we are. >> thank all of you guys for coming out nathan jones is the president of the bay area chapter of the black gun owners association. he hopes the queen's only event aimed at creating a safe space for black women safely. learn how to use guns here in the bay area and tells me the landscape of gun ownership looks vastly different today. >> there used to be quite a who was the typical gun that's changing really rapidly and the largest growing sector of new gun owners is are black

women. and that's a nationwide. according to the national shooting sports foundation. >> gun sales for black americans rose 58% in 2020, the year of rising racial tension protest against police brutality and an unsettling increase in local crime and mass shootings. in 2021. >> another in s s f report revealed there was an 87% increase in gun ownership. you and all of this together and you had play a more active role in protecting themselves. welcome anybody and everybody who is interested in learning and training and a welcoming environment >> is but amazing. i did good. it was time for yeah. i can do

this. said the phillip, i miss the target but i got you know, if that was the first get it next time. >> reyna harvey reporting in concord kron. 4 news. >> jones tells us the queen's only classmates several times a year. if you are interested in learning more, there is a link on our website. kron 4 dot com and we also have an entire other section on our website dedicated to black history month. all you have to do is scan this qr code right there on your screen. it will take you directly to that part of our website.

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check this out. paying waddled with pride at an aquarium in australia. just look at how high their within their heads up there. they marched along as rainbow flags were waved around them. oh, there they are. and penguins have been known to have same pairings, even raising chicks together. australia is currently celebrating sydney world it's so fun to see them celebrating in that way. and students at a school in pennsylvania love their therapy dog so much. they gave him a very special honor. does check that out. police canine gibbs got his very own photo in the school yearbook. he's a huge hit with the kids. as you can see there. gibbs is the first to canine ever to be assigned to the school district. he

attends class every day with his handler. all look at that smile, bringing smiles, compassion, and supports all the students there. gibbs is known for easing the students anxiety, especially when they have to take tests, which as we all know from growing up, that can be quite stressful. still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news east bay congresswoman barbara lee holds her senate campaign launch rally today. >> plus, lake berryessa goes up in this structure going up in flames near there. we have the latest details on what could possibly have started. this plays also we're keeping an eye on the rain has several areas continue to get swept by winter storms. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday, february, the 25th and you're probably waking up to some chilly weather conditions. let's check in now with dave sphar for the latest. good morning day, stephanie. good morning and good morning, everybody. we quickly check the radar. if you get the pitter patter of some rain up in the north bay, this is why just little bit of

a line that's holding together. this is mostly light rain showers, but maybe some pockets of moderate activity going on. >> it actually is 8 in a little bit in supporting temperatures to get those ideal cold temperatures going on. you're really have to have those clear skies in drier air, which we didn't have overnight. so numbers were a little bit more elevated sfo. no delays this morning. and you see some sun cracking out there. you'll have some of that this afternoon. but on balance, it's a mostly cloudy story. upper 30's for a good chunk of the north bay. still, we have 39 going on for livermore, but a lot of 40's populate us this morning. a chilly 39 for half moon bay. contrast to 24 hours ago. as you can see, a couple degrees ahead in some spots. little cooler and others. but we're pretty close to where we were this time from yesterday. there it is. it's kind of what this leftover low that's expected to sail to the south will be left over with the cloud cover with skies opening up temporarily tonight. and then another batch of some light rain showers to start your sunday in juice. your stuff for the afternoon.

speaking of which look at this by sunday boom at 2 o'clock wonder what that is. that's that involved heavier to moderate rain. that's you're sunday. new niche to afternoon. marching forward will be tracking for you. that in future a future cast at a bit. 45 and high noon at 3 o'clock. 45 ish. but i think we might reach 50 in a couple of selective spots. again, some minor breaks in the skies. well, morning forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> breaking news we are following from overnight 3 deadly shootings in the city of oakland all taking place within a matter of hours. that first shooting happened around 7.45. last night on the 7200 block of international boulevard when officers responded to the scene, they found a victim suffering from gunshot wounds. that person died at the scene. the second shooting happened about an hour later. just 2 blocks away on the 7,000 block of international boulevard. that victim also died at the scene.

then 2 hours after the second shooting, another deadly shooting. this one happening around 10, 30 last night on 60th avenue. that victim also dying there. police have not said if these shootings are connected and the names of the victims have not yet been released. we are working our sources with the oakland police department and will update you once we have any new developments. and more breaking news we're following this morning's and public police asking people to avoid eastbound. i-80 as san pablo dam road following a deadly traffic accident. >> this is a live look at the scene and we first brought this perspective to you in our 07:00am hour, you can see a car flipped completely over on its roof in the middle of your screen. there. and police are blocking all lanes. it does look like there may be some sort of a tow truck on the upper left-hand side when they might be a working on some cleanup efforts there as well. we know that this collision happened around 5.15, this morning. police are telling people to expect a traffic

backup for several hours in this area. and drivers are advised to use san pablo dam road as a detour. and i was 17 is back open this morning after being shut down for several hours friday because of all the severe weather kron four's gayle ong reports from the santa cruz mountains. >> 7.30, friday morning, caltrans district 5 posting this video highway 17 close. >> and you can see it's still snowing. >> pretty heavy. the snow kept the highway closed for much of the day. leaving drivers stranded at the higher altitudes where experience and snow. >> with multiple vehicle spinouts at the lower altitudes. heavy rains feel pretty lucky to see it, it's been a mess that's for sure that saunders buck says he left his los gatos home in the morning. not expecting any delays hanging out here with my dog on a. >> just hang out you know, trying to kill time not nothing. much. just keep my eyes open. trying wait for the road to open back up.

>> the road open just before 3 in the afternoon, caltrans worked to clear the snow and push the trees on the side of the road. but in downtown felton, clear, sunny skies, parker, an indigo mccurley stepped out for lunch after dealing with the snow. you're just going to drive down to the beach and go look at the surf. but i wasn't expecting it to also snow here. so we're pretty near here. so it's pretty surprising being from cleveland and chicago. both are not new to snow. i spent the morning helping the community clear out. >> some of the debris and the small trees that have fallen into the road. but it's been like living in a snow globe. it's absolutely beautiful. and they made the most of it. these are photos from their hike in ben lowman in the morning. i had a good time. some of the snow had melted a chp and caltrans urge caution while out on the roads. >> there are still local road closures around the santa cruz mountains. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and all that snow also made traffic travel difficult around the peninsula. a lot of police worked overnight to

clear parts of page mill road of snow and downed trees. officers have not yet said when that section of roadway will reopen. but we will update you once we have an update from them and in the east bay snow and slick pavement caused a major backup in the livermore hills friday morning. just look at that. alameda county fire says more than 100 cars got stuck in the snow at the patterson passed summit. the fire crews you can see their use shovels to help get everyone out of that difficult situation. and power is back on this morning for people after people and tell us do that were left in the dark for nearly 9 hours friday. a problem. they kept many businesses in town from opening the mayor of the city says that they do have generators for power outages that happened during wildfires. but now the city council is considering using those same generators for situations like this one.

>> comes into play. we most likely would have power in the event of a lockout any time of year. >> and if generators are approved for regular power outages, the mayor says the policy may not take effect for another year or 2. and join us online as we track the storm and the movement of the storm, including road closures and power outages in your area, you can do all of that and get updated by scanning this qr code on your screen. new this morning. a fire started at lake various as markley cove. it happened just after 10 o'clock last night. and just look at that video and pictures from cal fire here. you can see that fire sending huge smoke plumes up into the sky. firefighters say the fire damage 10 to 20 boats, jet skis and houseboat. the dock ended up breaking off at one point in floating into the lake and eventually part of the dock even saying under water, firefighters say they had the fire under control by

11. nobody was injured. happening today. east bay congresswoman barbara lee holds for senate campaign launch rally at laney college in oakland. it is free and starts at noon. lee officially announced her senate run earlier this weekend. she joins a field that already includes fellow democrats. adam schiff and katie porter. they're all hoping to replace retiring senator dianne feinstein. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. a local dj with a well-known bay area. radio station has gome missing. >> details after this.

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to a story we're following out of san francisco. while 94.9 radio host j v has gone missing. san francisco police say 54 year-old jeffrey vandergrift has not been seen since leaving his home on king street in san francisco thursday night around 10. he's about 6 feet tall is described as bald with tattoos on his arms and above his right ear. he was last seen wearing black sweat pants. while 94.9 sending out this statement saying they are deeply concerned and say that staffers are working closely with san francisco police and vandergrift's wife. anyone with information is asked to please call san francisco pd.

and police in fairfield are warning the community about online rental scams. they say the victim recently contacted investigators after sending a $3,000 deposit rental rental deposit, rather for a property posted online by a scammer. the victim says that they even spoke with a fake realtor over the phone. the victim realize they've been scammed when they saw the same home listed for a different price in another ad, police say this is at least the second time they've gotten reports of this type of scam. the first case the victim lost more than $3400. police say there are several things you can look out for when you're checking out real estate properties online. they say scammers will try to get a security deposit from victims without letting them see the property and then they'll find an excuse to not meet you in person. investigators say it's important to never hand over any deposit money until a lease is signed. >> and here's a look at our radar real quick. there's a couple little showers hold

together up towards the north. this is going to break up a bit. but however, we're not going to see a whole lot of sun today. so don't count on that and still kind of cool waiting for the heavy rain will arrive by tomorrow afternoon. your forecast is next.

>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. mount tam for you. the snow left over from the winter. well, most of us a treat, but winter event will

call it. that happened late last week. other still a bit of snow in the forecast today. looking ahead to next week. by the way. and doesn't look like all of this is going to be snow for those folks up there or mount diablo mount hamilton. but at night that will probably bring more snow as we look into next week. lisa, the lower levels that we're going to break and the snow level should be a bit higher. the freeze levels have risen well beyond 1000 feet. good morning, everybody. here's a look at sfo. no delays happened near. you see some sun starting to break through there a bit. don't expect a lot, though, today in terms of seeing some sunshine. so in our backyard, we have some left over all say it precipitation, but mostly this is in the form of rain at the lower elevations. this is expected to break up drop south throughout the day, but the leftover cloud cover going to keep us in the mostly cloudy shield for the day. now, the one plus we got from this is temperatures a little bit more modest this morning. scratching your about 40, but they're slow going. 38 santa rosa. 39 for 39. also for livermore, east bay shoreline has mostly 40's at work. 43

meanwhile for san jose. so in future cast for today, here it is broken up a bit, although some breaks in the clouds or let the sun out. the snows that's a given. and then tonight, again, eventful some early morning showers. kind of a break. but if you blink to miss it for the real deal, the drops out this will have some moderate to heavy rain showers right n the bulk of the day. so today's the day to get done what you got to get done? well, maybe not a lot of sun, at least. it takes a break from the rain before more comes tomorrow afternoon. break tomorrow night early your monday morning commute should be okay. 4.30 starts to come apart a bit as we get later in the morning hours or a future cast ford's far as the winds. this is tomorrow. now with that little pop that happens with the rain. it looks like it settles overnight, but we'll get some more wins from this system on monday. we'll probably if there is any statements with that. we'll probably start to hear about it by this afternoon or perhaps by tomorrow morning. so a few early showers, cold, mostly cloudy, got 50 ish for highs

today. for tomorrow morning. little light rain shower, brief break to blink. you miss it. and then we go into the more moderate to heavy rain pop in the afternoon with some winds next week remains unsettled. early week. latter portion of the week. we start to dry out. we won't be as cold next week as we were this 50 per san francisco. 51 oakland, 51 also for san jose. more of that to be found on the big board. we'll walk you through. also, we expected to next week coming up in a little bit here, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> taking a live look now outside at the sierra this morning. just to get that so pretty a fresh layer of snow fell on friday and more is expected throughout the weekend. we can see some travelers on the right side of your screen there. it is slowly making their way down the roadway. there. and it's best to do that because it's going to be slick travel conditions out there. kristen bar 10 brings us reaction from travelers. >> how low in elevation the

snow go. we were heading to truckee. >> and then they closed the roads. stay now burned because, of course, because of the kids can go back. >> on friday, powder could be seen as low as this is quite unusual. but, you know, maybe a happy coincidence because the kids, so the snow so >> the drug first pandy, his wife and kids from the bay area where some of the folks that got stuck in the foothills from a long lasting i-80, closure. we thought we're stock. >> in summer that we're not going to see the snow. and you look up in the morning and then everything's light and then pretty soon crying. turning to happiness there. so much snow here in the foothills that people can actually build a snowman or perhaps too. >> and lobby full of people. they were all ford about the kids like let's go make a snowman. >> alexandria girl knew she was excited to see all of this snow right in her backyard. she lives right down the street here in colfax and wanted to make sure families

stuck from closures earlier in the day. could have some fun. this beautiful. how could you not love it? it's woke up really early. walk to work. 05:00am first. >> but steps on the snow is really rockland 4th grader brandon, who just got back from arena trip with his parents. think so, too. cheese will come also clearly covid to its gotten into eye to down the way it's kind. it's ones it's a little snow of before luis put the heavy. >> and although all this powder is pretty, his dad, jeff flaks says travelers should still be cautious. it's slipping and sliding all the way there are some rex. there are some white out. there was not very much wind, but there is plenty of snow on the road and in the. >> in the sky. so one must be very careful driving down that hill. >> and it is not just the sierra and the bay area dealing with that severe weather. take a look at this. this is major roadway flooding in la county. you can see those cars being towed away

out of that summer after being submerged in water. chris wolfe takes a look at the damage in conditions people are facing there. >> streets in studio city have become lakes with this latest round of severe winter weather a california. meteorologists say is the storm hones in on the southern part of the state. it is intensifying if not snow. the forecast calls for several inches of rain in many communities. more clear evidence the la river is swollen and racing through the san fernando valley. while this news crew was covering conditions in the valley, our phones erupted with an emergency alert from the national weather service. a flash flood warning is in effect for this area until 10:00pm. this is a dangerous and life-threatening situation. do not attempt to travel unless you are fleeing to safety. people can expect road closures, washouts and debris floats. mudd was

flowing early friday in woodland hills. a hillside was disintegrating under heavy rain, sending mud down into i mean, a bold home. >> some of that came to our fortunately, we've had some neighbors who helped shovel mud. well, the is eroding. and if that smoke fails, that road will be and possible. so that will trap all this houses in the neighborhood, the ground follow the pavement up here is saturated and >> that the street is heavily compromised. a neighbor is doing work, had an engineer. he was just out here. walking down on the, took photos and he saw the the area where the roshan that she could see was taking place about 6 feet below the street level. >> and that was chris wolfe reporting for us this morning.

and for your money this morning, that could be finally an end in sight to those sky-high egg prices. the uc it u.s. a d a's chief economist says wholesale egg prices will fall about 30% this year. that's if the u.s. avoids more breakouts of bird flu, which killed more than 58 million chickens since last year. the price of a dozen eggs was up 150% in january from a year ago. as people across the country deal with high rent and inflation. many millennials still rely on their parents to make ends meet a new survey by one poll found that 35% of respondents get their parents to cover at least one bill. 24% say their parents pay for their rents and 19% say their parents cover grocery costs. many do try to manage on their own but say that they have a tough time finding work that pays a livable wage. still, 72% of respondents said they want to take on their own bills in the

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>> if you are a runner, this story is for you. a new study suggest san francisco is the best city to run in. that's according to the east bay tech company. eris their study

looked at each quality's air or each city's air, quality access to parks and pedestrian fatality numbers. 3 california cities made the top 10, including san jose which came in at number 9, san diego ranked at number 4 and memphis was named the worst city in america for runners. a lawsuit has been filed against a southern california man who won a record breaking 2 billion dollar powerball jackpot. this is video from when the winner at when castro was announced. castro was not at this particular event and another man, jose rivera claims he actually bought the winning ticket at joe's service center in altadena the day before the drawing. rivera claims the ticket was stolen and has asked the california lottery to investigate. but lottery officials say that they are pretty confident that castro is the rightful winner of that 2 billion dollar price. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. how one bay area it what? how one bay area community is coming together after a disastrou

>> good 29 this saturday. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. start off this chilly half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr has been tracking all those wet and windy conditions for a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. chile is how we start the we could have been cold, but this kind of helped out a little bit. >> kind of moderating our temperatures. a little bit of a rain going on this morning.

the higher elevations like mount tam still getting a little bit of snow, however, into the afternoon. this will all break up. we are looking for other batch, though of rain coming our way. that will be tomorrow afternoon. temperature check for you reading still in the upper 30's in some pockets up there in the north bay. 39 still hanging on to livermore, but everybody else in the east bay's pretty much made it into the lower 40's, not a lot of movement. however, on the thermometer expected today might scratch up to about 50 or so winds are fairly calm. single digits again, not very active. a little pop with these winds expected tomorrow afternoon with some of the more moderate to heavy rain at times, 12 o'clock. 3 o'clock we're talking about well in the mid to upper 40's will get probably some breaks of sun going on today. but don't expect much at least we're just getting a break from all this action again, firing things up tomorrow afternoon. and there's more unsettled weather as we get into next week. we'll talk about it a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> more breaking news we are following for you this morning. sample police asking people to avoid this area.

this is eastbound i-80 s and pablo dam road after a deadly traffic accident. we know at least one person died in a collision here. this is another live look at the scene. we first brought you the story in our 07:00am hour. and the camera perspective has changed just a bit. but you can see how this is affecting traffic at this hour. >> again, this is along eastbound i-80 at san pablo dam road, a deadly traffic collision happening here around 5.15, this morning. police are telling people to expect a backup here for several hours. you can see how this collision has already affected traffic. meantime, drivers are advised to please use san pablo dam road as a detour. and new video into the kron. 4 news room this morning showing sideshows in oakland, including this one that shows a big rig participating in this sideshow. we have reached out to oakland police. they confirmed with us, but they

are aware of at least several people who are engaged in illegal sideshows late last night and into the early morning hours today. police also tell kron 4, but they are still working to gather more information. we're going to keep you updated on this as soon as we learn more what led up to this side show happening. and oakland police arrested the driver they say is responsible for a fatal hit and run. the victim was 100 year old chinatown resident kron four's dan kerman reports. >> i'm here to announce that an arrest was made of an individual connected to the fatal hit and 100 year-old oakland resident. mister, come at a news conference friday, police announced the arrest of an oakland woman for hitting and killing 100 year old chinatown resident who was on his daily walk sunday morning near 19th and harrison. this is citizen video just after the collision. police say after hitting the man the suspect drove off is a thing

try to finally, you thing for now. >> by the i think we're just, you know, bit unusual or most of us because you know that sending off possibly hurting on as well. this past tuesday, police released surveillance photos of a tan or white mini cooper. >> which they said struck the victim, getting the word out appears to have helped. i will say, though. >> we have a lot of support and and cooperation with the community. a lot of people called in. we really do appreciate our partnership and working side by side with the community members. that was huge. >> so-called scramble signals which stopped vehicle traffic in all directions are credited with reducing the number of pedestrians being hit at 4 intersections in oakland's chinatown, including this one at 8th and webster. hopefully this kind of system to scramble system can be implemented and not only in china, but also many areas, still have a high, you know,

pedestrian accidents. i think that would be extremely helpful. >> formal charges from the district attorney are still pending >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> and also in oakland, one house of worship is helping another a jewish temple is opening its doors after the oldest black church in the east bay was gutted by fire. as you can see there, a kron four's. dan thorn has more on how these 2 groups are coming together. >> it was a heartbreaking night for the first african methodist episcopal church in oakland, a destructive fire burned through the building, destroying historic place of worship. >> i was shocked that community was shocked. members were but, you know, we have we have turned a bad situation into a good situation. pastor rodney d smith says the churches getting a helping hand from some friends in oakland for the time being fame church will hold sunday services at temple. beth abraham course we feel terrible for them and fired what's happened to their

church. but >> our community is really moved by the fact that we have an opportunity to to help. >> rabbi marc blum says there's a long history between the temple in the church. both houses of worship have existed in oakland for more than 100 years. video of the large fire was hard for the rabbi to watch. my first thought was selfish, which was what happened to us. >> and can't even imagine. but my immediate second thought was going to need some help and they would do the same for us now works in mysterious ways because that brother who was already formed. >> with this tragedy happened, stepped so we're very grateful for about >> fame oakland church serves a congregation of more than 400 people. many of them stream the sunday services online. pastor smith says he's thankful for the support they've gotten so far and he's asking for people to be patient for the future. we want everybody to know that, you know, this is not going to be overnight but this is going

to be a process. >> and we're going to make sure that as we get through this process, we do it and we dream bigger. >> reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> and as the state grapples with how to address the opioid crisis, some lawmakers say more must be done to make sure californians have access to the potentially lifesaving drug, nor can if applied in time. narcan can reverse overdoses. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, the lawmaker behind this narcan bill boils down to improvement of the following words, accessibility and affordability. >> inside this plastic bag is naloxone often referred to as nauck am. the drug has gotten a lot of attention in recent years because of its potential to save lives by reversing an opioid overdose in 2021 alone, california, some more than 5700 overdose deaths attributed to fentanyl and

other opiates and across the u.s. that number stood even higher at more than 100,000. the data so dire that last week a panel of advisors from the federal food and drug administration or fda unanimously recommended narcan be made available for purchase over-the-counter. a major change from current requirements that narcan be made available only with the prescription. the main goal is to save lives, assembly member liz ortega points out the fda panel recommendation to allow narcan for over-the-counter purchases. was just that a recommendation, but she adds the fda is likely to formally approve the recommendation next month. if the agency goes forward with that, her new legislation would require medical and private insurers to cover over-the-counter narcan costs across the state. something she says is necessary to help people pay for a drug that can vary from 50 to $150 depending on the pharmacy and do some out. if we're serious about saving lives, said when you have to be serious about making sure that people can afford it. >> that it's available and

availability, she says must apply to people of all backgrounds and ages. it hits myaheart. >> i raise 4 kids. i still have a teenager at home and i can't even imagine i can't even fab them to think that i would find my daughter dead because fentanyl and because i couldn't i didn't have access to that light say the medication we want to save lives. >> and no word on any formal opposition to this bill. but democrats and republicans alike tell me they believe this issue can bring both parties together to address the opioid crisis reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the landscape of gun ownership continues to evolve. our reyna harvey explains why black women are choosing to arm themselves.

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shocked because the price of beer is is it sounds like it's going down this season. it's going to be down from $14 last season. the catch is this only applies to domestic draft beer and only at certain locations, namely the doggie diner stands and the 4, 1, 5, club. the reason ceo larry baer says he wants to give fans a break, but the price of everything else is still going to go up just a bit. dave. >> but the plus part about is the beers going down. that's, you know. there is your silver lining of the way. here's what we've got going on in stormtracker for some leftover light rain showers going to clear that up to mostly cloudy but taking a break from everything. heavy rain is expected tomorrow afternoon. expected tomorrow afternoon.

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. it is a 45 this beautiful morning and we are tracking the rain moving across parts of the bay area. taking a live look again outside at the golden gate bridge. you can see traffic moving along quite smoothly. this hour doesn't look like any rains falling over the bridge at this point. but that could change quite a bit. we have some sun going on right now at this hour, too. so that's not too hours. some breaks in it. that's right, stephanie. and the rain that little bit that we have will be breaking up. >> for the balance of today. so we got kind of a break and everything going on until things kick back into gear. looks like tomorrow. new niche

into the early afternoon. this all course translates in the higher elevations to more snow is even though the snow levels won't be as low as we experience. these are high temperatures so still quite cold up there monday into tuesday. therefore, it's no surprise winter storm warning where you see all the bright reds until 04:00am on wednesday, we're calling into the bay area unsettled, but our snow levels are going up a little bit more. so so they won't quite be as low as they were from the previous week to showing you the traffic from the pacific boom. that's what goes on tomorrow. then we get into monday, new niche or so in the afternoon and more unsettled weather with rain and another quick event happens thursday night into friday. perfect timing. if you blink, you miss it. we get a break on friday. but then into next weekend, it looks like the return of yet more rain showers. this by that point is going to be into early march here. so the technological, logical rather spring will arrive by that 0. 51 san francisco readings along the

coast. pretty chilly in the 40's and near about 50 as we're seeing on bayside to. we're all trying to reach near about 50 for a high. that's about an average high in the south bay. same kind of deal, cupertino. 51 along with san jose east bay shoreline at around 50. we don't see the good decoupling. we see with the weather pattern of better warming going on with tri valley still and then upper 40's to around 50 degree range for highs today and again, minus the precipitation. 52 fairfield, 53 napa in 55. meanwhile, for santa rosa, still a little bit of warming happening and a couple little pockets. all right. for the unsettled weather that we spoke up again. rain coming tomorrow. a little cooler into next week. but those highs managing about 50, at least so no more this upper 40's business, at least we take a breather toward the latter portion of the week. and most importantly, our lows at night look like they're holding into the 40's inland. so that, again, snow levels, a little higher than all of this. of course, you can always rule out maybe couple claps of thunder sometimes to to get some instability. and as we

head on to the end of the week, those lows and the coast will also be in the 40's. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a widely used abortion pill might soon be off the market. vice president kamala harris as a pending federal lawsuit in texas could prevent doctors from prescribing miss oppressed own. it's the first of 2 medications used in more than half of all us abortions. harris says abortion, conservative groups claim the fda acted too quickly in approving the drug, but the american medical association and the american college of obgyn says it's safe. harris calls the lawsuit a political attack. >> that will further restrict the ability of people to make the most fundamental decisions they should have. >> a study show using the second of the 2 medications alone still works for abortions, but is slightly less effective. the eventual ruling will affect more than half of u.s. states where abortion pills are still legal. during the pandemic. we

saw gun and ammunition sales spike to heights. we had never seen before across the u.s.. we also saw a new group of gun owners emerge black women kron four's reyna harvey met with a group of local women who decided gun ownership and education was no longer an option, but a necessity. >> i just it is to have him tonight about >> different walks of life and a multitude of obama like you said, a few. >> stay ready. and can read my mom a mom. hey, can we just kind of learned, you know, self defense unified these black women to pick up a skill? many of never imagined they would need came to today's class. just to increase my knowledge that's proper preparation prevents poor like to stay ready. get just an age. i think that's important for many of them, it's the first time they've ever held a and for others. it's a harsh reminder of what

it means to take accountability for your own safety. i came here today because i was little 2 years ago. my husband had bought me a prior to that and >> never talked use in. so now i feel i felt >> we need some protection because he's no longer my protector. and here we are. thank all of you guys. >> now a nathan jones is the president of the bay area chapter of the black gun owners association. he hopes the queen's only event aimed at creating a safe space for black women safely. learn how to use guns here in the bay area and tells me the landscape of gun ownership looks vastly different today. >> there used to be quite a cliche of who was the typical gun that's changing really rapidly and the largest growing sector of new gun owners is are black women. and that's a nationwide. according to the national shooting sports foundation, gun sales for black americans rose 58%

in 2020. >> the year of rising racial tension protest against police brutality and an unsettling increase in local crime and mass shootings. in 2021 another in s s f report revealed there was an 87% increase in gun ownership. you and all of this together and you had play a more active role in protecting themselves. welcome anybody and everybody who is interested in learning and training. >> in a welcoming environment >> is but amazingly did really get it. think. yeah. you know, it's time for yeah. i can do this. i feel and i miss the target. but i got okay. you know, if that was the first get it next time. >> reyna harvey reporting in

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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 saturday, february 25th and you're probably waking up to some very chilly weather conditions out there.

let's check in with dave spahr who has more on the rain that we've been seeing this morning a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. some light rain showers to hold together a little bit up in the north bay. we're going to take a breather to see this pretty much all day today. mostly cloudy skies on balance. >> temperatures a bit on the cool side, but not quite as cold as we've experienced already. here's the process thus far, our progress. lots of 30's still up in the north bay at this hour, although it could have in the lower 30's, there were some statements earlier because of this, but because of that little bit of rain is actually supported temperatures a bit. we're now in the lower 40's now for good breath of the bay. 44, meanwhile, for san jose, contrast for you. a couple degrees head as we were than 24 hours ago and what's left of the rain. you can see some again hanging on up towards the north this afternoon will be kind of a mostly cloudy day. we're looking for what to watch the fog and all of this, ok? well, tonight, sunsets, some patchy, clearing skies a bit and some fog develops that

radiation fog is because of all that rain that we've had. okay and then another break. and then wow, by tomorrow afternoon. what's that? that's the rain. we're going to get some intense spots to be noted, but it will probably reach its peak for a good chunk of the bay. 12, 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. then there's no more as we get into early next week. so again, no to those morning showers concentrated in the north a little bit off to the east bay, cloudy as we get to the ron the noon hour. but again, some peeks of sun in there as well. will kind of put your forecast together for you coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> breaking news we are following from overnight. 3 deadly shootings in the city of oakland all taking place within a matter of hours. that first shooting happening around 7.45 last night on the 7200 block of international boulevard when officers got to the scene, they found a victim suffering from gunshot wounds. that victim died at that scene. the second shooting happening just an hour later. just 2 blocks away on the 7,000 block of international boulevard. that victim also

dying there. then 2 hours after the second shooting, another deadly shooting. this one happening around 10, 30 last night on 60th avenue. that victim also died at the scene. police have not said yet if these shootings are connected, the names of the victims have not yet been released. but we are working our sources to try and get more information for you. and more breaking news. we are following this morning. san pablo police asking people to avoid this stretch of roadway eastbound. i-80 at san pablo dam road following a deadly traffic accident. this is a live look at the scene and it doesn't look like that. they may have done some significant cleanup here. we did see a tow truck working to pull over or remove one of the vehicles that were involved in this deadly collision. >> we do know that this happened around 5.15, this morning. it does look at like at this hour that traffic is starting to move along a little bit smoother. we were

bringing you live pictures at the 08:00am hour of our coverage here. traffic have been completely backed up. it does look like again, the roadway opened up to traffic and it looks like people can start traveling through this area without too much issue. was 17 is back open this morning after being shut down for several hours friday because of the weather kron four's gayle ong reports from the santa cruz mountains. >> 7.30 friday morning, caltrans district 5 posting this video highway 17 close. >> and you can see it's still snowing. >> pretty heavy. the snow kept the highway closed for much of the day. leaving drivers stranded at the higher altitudes where experience and snow. >> with multiple vehicle spinouts at the lower altitudes. heavy rains feel pretty lucky to see it, it's been a mess that's for sure that saunders buck says he left his los gatos home in the morning. not expecting any

delays hanging out here with my dog ghana. >> just hang out you know, trying to kill time not nothing. much. just keep my eyes open. trying wait for the road to open back up. >> the road open just before 3 in the afternoon, caltrans worked to clear the snow and push the trees on the side of the road. but in downtown felton, clear, sunny skies, parker, an indigo mccurley stepped out for lunch after dealing with the snow. you're just going to drive down to the beach and go look at the surf. but i wasn't expecting it to also snow here. so we're pretty near here. so it's pretty surprising being from cleveland and chicago. both are not new to snow. i spent the morning helping the community clear out. >> some of the debris and the small trees that have fallen into the road. but it's been like living in a snow glove. it's absolutely beautiful. and they made the most of it. these are photos from their hike in ben lowman in the morning. i had a good time. some of the snow had melted a chp and caltrans urge caution while out on the roads. >> there are still local road

closures around the santa cruz mountains. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and all that snow may travel a bit difficult around the peninsula as well. how about a police worked overnight to clear parts of page mill road of snow and downed trees. officers have not yet said when that section of roadway will reopen. and in the east bay snow and slick pavement caused a major backup in the livermore hills friday morning. just look at that. alameda county fire says more than 100 cars got stuck in the snow at the patterson pass summit. well, the fire crews, as you can see there, they were quite busy using shovels to help rescue everybody and dig him out of that tough situation. and power is back on this morning for after people in calistoga were left in the dark for nearly 9 hours friday. a problem that kept many businesses in town from opening. the mayor says the city does have generators for power outages that might happen during wildfires. and now the city council is thinking of using those same

generators forces situations like this one. >> comes into play. we most likely would have power in the event of lockout any time of year. >> if the generators are approved for regular power outages. the mayor says the policy may not take effect for another year or 2. and you could join us online as we continue to strict track these stormy and wintery weather conditions for you. you can find the latest on road closures and power outages in your area by scanning the qr code. that's right there on your screen. it's a pretty big qr code right there. so should be pretty easy for your phone to track and it will take you to that section of our website. and coming up or rather, i should say new this morning, a fire started at lake various as markley cove. it happened just after 10 o'clock last night. this is video and photos provided to us from cal fire. firefighters say the fire damaged 10 to 20 boats, jet skis and houseboat.

the doc even ended up breaking off and floating into the lake. eventually part of the dog ended up sinking and firefighters say they did have this blaze under control by 11 o'clock. nobody was injured. and happening today, east bay congresswoman barbara lee holds her senate campaign launch rally at laney college in oakland. it is free and starts at noon. lee officially announced her senate run earlier this week and she joins a field that already includes fellow democrats, adam schiff and katie porter. and they're all hoping to replace retiring senator dianne feinstein. coming up here on the kron. 4 morning news. a local dj with a well-known bay area. radio station has gone missing. the details coming up. and now to

a story out of san francisco. well, 94.9 radio host jv has gone missing. san francisco police say 54 year-old jeffrey vandergrift has not been seen since he left his home on king street thursday night around 10 o'clock. he's about 6 feet tall is described as bald with tattoos on his arms and above his right ear. he was last seen wearing black sweat pants. well, 94.9 sent out a statement. they're saying that, you know, they're deeply

concerned and say that staffers are working closely with san francisco police and vandergrift's wife. anyone with information is asked to please call sfpd. and police in fairfield are warning the community about online rental scams. they say a victim recently contacted investigators after sending a three-thousand dollar rental deposit for a property posted online by a scammer. the victim even spoke to a fake realtor over the phone. they say the victim realize they've been scammed when they saw the same home listed for a different price in another ad, police say this is at least the second time they've gotten reports of this type of scam. in the first case, the victim lost more than $3400. officers say there are several things you can look out for when you're checking out real estate properties online. they say scammers will try to get a security deposit from victims without letting them see the property and find an excuse to not meet you in person. police also say to never hand over a deposit until a lease is

signed. >> scammers also tended not like to use the u.s. mail too. storm tracker notes. some showers going on up in the north bay a little bit hanging on. but this afternoon on balance, cloudy and chilly, we're looking for more we're looking for more substantial rain

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roadways are quite slick with rain water there, though. it doesn't look like rain is currently falling over the area. the those damp runways, probably from a sprinkle that came over san francisco maybe earlier this morning. fortunately, it doesn't look like the weather has affected travel from the airports too much. dave. >> no, there are no delays happening this morning out of sfo. so that's good news happening. there are a lot of overcast skies. good morning, everybody. that's what will be treated with today. but somewhat of a break developing. so you get what you got to get done today because tomorrow going to have more of that stormy feel, although the snow levels won't be quite as low as they have been from last week. here's the clump kind of greeting us this morning. again, this will turn into overcast skies that will side of the south probably get some breaks happening and into tonight before we get our next wave into sunday afternoon. here's a look at our temperatures were still 39 santa rosa. but most numbers have already gotten up to the lower to middle 40's. so that's a nice

improvement to 138. but because of this rain patch, we've had temperatures weren't as cold as we feared from yesterday. so they were supported a little bit because of some of this precipitation action. and of course, the overcast skies handing it over to future cast for you soon. i'm talking about still cloudy. a couple breaks again. happening tonight. somewhat uneventful, early showers pre maybe starting predawn shore. and then we're joining you in the morning again. some light rain showers working, but the heavy rain dropping in here as we get to around noon in the early afternoon. this looks like it might break up for the north bay a bit to see some last minute. sunshine before sunset and another break. until another wave gets here, probably by monday, late morning after the morning commute. so this is kind of timed out pretty well, although your sunday, a little bit below, but washed out here. so the winds do pop tomorrow afternoon. that's tomorrow afternoon. as winds then look at them build. this is now monday morning. so we have the pre rain, winds building before the rain gets

here. so we might have some statements regarding the winds for that part of the program. again, this is your morning commute. so you won't have so much rain, maybe, but you will have some of those winds already working a few early showers cold today, mostly cloudy, 50 ish tomorrow. a light morning shower. the bigger stuff gets here around noon afternoon. hours a break on some of early. but then a break into the latter portion of next week. we're talking wednesday night or maybe thursday. onward. there is a little shower opportunity, though, for thursday night and into friday today. again, we've got cloudy skies up early shower, san francisco, most readings scratching the 50 degree mark. still some upper 40's to be had. so it's still a bit on the chilly side. i granted still kind of winter, though, however, when this next batch of rain starts to get here in the unsubtle early week ahead, it won't be quite those low snow levels and will stay up in the mountains there. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> taking a live look now outside at the sierra this morning to get that fresh layer of snow. the starting on

friday. and as david mentioned, more is expected throughout the weekend. we can see some people already starting to make their role their way down the roadways at this hour in the 09:00am hour of the kron. 4 morning news kristin vartan brings us more reaction from travelers. >> how low in elevation the snow go? we were heading to truckee. >> and then they closed the roads. stay now burned because, of course, because of the kids can't go back. >> on friday, powder could be seen as low as this is quite unusual. but, you know, maybe a happy coincidence because the kids, so the snow so >> the drug first pandy, his wife and kids from the bay area where some of the folks that got stuck in the foothills from a long lasting i-80, closure. we thought we're stock. >> in summer that we're not going to see the snow woke up in the morning and then everything's light and then pretty soon crying. turning to there. so much snow here in

the foothills that people can actually build a snowman or perhaps too. >> and lobby full of people. they were all 4 to grab the kids like let's go make a snowman. alexandria girl knew she was excited to see all of this snow right in her backyard. she lives right down the street here in colfax and wanted to make sure families stuck from closures earlier in the day could have some fun. this beautiful. how could you not love it? it's woke up really early. walk to work. 05:00am first. >> but steps on the snow is really 4th grader brandon, who just got back from arena trip with his parents. think so too is cheese will come also clearly covid to its gotten into an eye to down the way it's kind. it's ones it's a little snow. see of before. lou is pretty heavy. >> and although all this powder is pretty, his dad, jeff flaks says travelers should still be cautious. it's slipping and sliding all the way there are some rex. there are some white out. there was

not very much wind, but there was plenty of snow on the road and in the. >> in the sky. so one must be very careful driving down that hill. >> and it is not just the sierra and the bay area dealing with that severe weather. take a look at this. this is major roadway flooding in la county. you can see all those cars being pulled out by tow trucks after being submerged in that deep water. they're just all that water filling up the roadway. our chris wolfe takes a look at the damage and conditions. people in la county are facing. >> streets in studio city have become lakes with this latest round of severe winter weather a california. meteorologists say is the storm hones in on the southern part of the state. it is intensifying if not snow. the forecast calls for several inches of rain in many communities. more clear evidence the la river is swollen and racing through the san fernando valley. while this news crew was covering

conditions in the valley, our phones erupted with an emergency alert from the national weather service. a flash flood warning is in effect for this area until 10:00pm. this is a dangerous and life-threatening situation. do not attempt to travel unless you are fleeing to safety. people can expect road closures, washouts and debris floats. mudd was flowing early friday in woodland hills. a hillside was disintegrating under heavy rain, sending mud down into i mean, a bold home. >> some of that came to our fortunately, we've had some neighbors who helped shovel mud. well, the is eroding. and if that smoke fails, that road will be and possible. so that will trap all this houses in the neighborhood, the ground below the pavement up here is

saturated and >> that the street is heavily compromised. a neighbor. he's doing work, had an engineer. he was just out here. walking down on the, took photos and he saw the the area where the roshan that she can see taking place about 6 feet below the street level. >> that was chris wolfe reporting for us this morning and back here in the bay area, things are not quite as bad. we cut some people enjoying the wet weather. this is video from kate is state weiner and just take a look at what they're doing there. you can someone snowboarding down the hill alongside what all the different vineyards there. this is in napa county at an elevation of about 1800 feet. vineyards in the area say they saw between 10 and 12 inches thursday night into friday morning. a perfect for snowboarding or skiing. not so much for making wine. still

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temperatures. most readings are already in the 40's. we got 39 santa rosa. 38 it is still a little chilly out is on february all that, but not quite. we dealt with from before winds somewhat uneventful will have a little pop with winds tomorrow afternoon and with the more the unsettled weather early into next week. so after the showers are said and done, let's go to cloudy skies. those temperatures are whole pretty much in the middle to upper 40's at all of that in the next couple of days. just to give you a gander here, yes, some sun poking out here a little bit. but rain returns sunday in more into monday. that extended forecast coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> and new video into the kron 4 news room this morning showing sideshows in oakland, including it shows a big rig actually participating in one of those demonstrations. and we've reached out to oakland police. they have confirmed they are where of at least several people who were engaged in these illegal sideshows le late last night

and into the early morning hours today. police tell kron 4 that they are still working to gather more information we will keep you updated as we learn more. in oakland, police arrested the driver they say is responsible for a fatal hit and run. the victim was 100 year old chinatown resident kron four's dan kerman reports. >> i'm here to announce that an arrest was made of an individual connected to the fatal hit and run 100 year-old oakland resident. mister, come at a news conference friday, police announced the arrest of an oakland woman for hitting and killing 100 year old chinatown resident who was on his daily walk sunday morning near 19th and harrison. this is citizen video just after the collision. police say after hitting the man the suspect drove off is a thing try to finally, you know, a thing for now. >> by the i think we're just, you it been useful or most of us because, you know, that

person may not be out possibly hurting as well. this past tuesday, police released surveillance photos of a tan or white mini cooper. >> which they said struck the victim, getting the word out appears to have helped. i will say, though. >> we have a lot of support and and cooperation with the community. a lot of people called in. we really do appreciate our partnership and working side by side with the community members. that was huge. >> so-called scramble signals which stopped vehicle traffic in all directions are credited with reducing the number of pedestrians being hit at 4 intersections in oakland's chinatown, including this one at 8th and webster. hopefully this kind of system to scramble system can be implemented an only in chinatown, but also in many areas, staff are high, you know, pedestrian accidents. i think that would be extremely helpful. >> formal charges from the district attorney are still pending >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in oakland, one house of

worship is helping another. a jewish temple is opening its doors after the oldest black church in the east bay was gutted by flames. as you can see on the screen behind me there kron four's dan thorn has more on how these 2 groups are coming together. >> it was a heartbreaking night for the first african methodist episcopal church in oakland, a destructive fire burned through the building, destroying historic place of worship. >> i was shocked that community was shocked. members were but, you know, we have we have turned a bad situation into a good situation. pastor rodney d smith says the church is getting a helping hand from some friends in oakland for the time being fame church will hold sunday services at temple. beth abraham course we feel terrible for them and fired what's happened to their church. but >> our community is really moved by the fact that we have opportunity to to help. >> rabbi marc blum says there's a long history between the temple in the church. both houses of worship have existed

in oakland for more than 100 years. video of the large fire was hard for the rabbi to watch. my first thought was selfish, which was what happened to us. >> and can't even imagine. but my immediate second thought was they're going to need some help and they would do the same for us now works in mysterious ways because that brother who was already form. >> with this tragedy happened, stepped so we're very grateful for about >> fame oakland church serves a congregation of more than 400 people. many of them stream the sunday services online. pastor smith says he's thankful for the support they've gotten so far and he's asking for people to be patient for the future. we want everybody to know that, you know, this is not going to be overnight but this is going to be a process. >> and we're going to make sure that as we get through this process, we do it and we dream bigger. >> reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news.

>> happening today, the nonprofit muttville in san francisco. they are known for having senior forgetting senior dogs a second chance and they are working to find some new homes for these puppies. starting today, they're hosting a special event called the smooch your pooch adopt a thon. >> we have about 80 dogs in our care right now about 50 of them are up for adoption. all shapes, all all 2, 2, >> and he is ready to be your new well love or we would love for you all to come down saturday and sunday and meet some wonderful dogs. >> so you can head on down and bill senior dog rescue this weekend. >> starting today and sunday from 11 o'clock to 4 for that smooths, your pooch adopt a lots of puppies in need of your help and looking for a forever home. well, this week

marked one month since the mass shooting at half moon bay that killed 7 people. i sat down with the city's mayor to discuss where the city is now and how the community is still working to pick up the pieces. i think trying to understand how we can help. >> take a situations. pretty awful. do something for the folks that suffered take advantage of. the love and the humanity that here. >> mayor deborah penrose took office in december 2 months later, the unspeakable happened. so it first to a shop. now it's it's it's grief. >> it's trying not to be so

absorbed in the pain that you can't be useful. and we've got to take a very, very serious look. >> at the offenses that have been committed. >> by our farm owners. >> she says california terra garden the farm where the accused gunman lives was operating without a permit to. so you're saying that they were operating illegally were operating illegally and and. >> and in disgraceful conditions. he described what you saw. >> holes in the roof where rain comes >> holes in though, and the walls where rats could get in. no, no bathrooms of port-a-potties, but i'm not even the kitchen sink. it was pretty pretty outrageous. >> in a prepared statement to kron 4 news, california terra gardens shared that all 8 families who lived on the property did so in county

inspected homes, equipped with kitchens, shower facilities and other standard living amenities. >> if someone has a farm and houses more than 4 persons on that farm, they must obtain a county permit. but they did not. >> after the shooting, the farm announced plans to build permanent structures for its workers. but the mayor says she has yet to get any word on exactly what that means. >> how do you make sure that you're holding these farms accountable? we're not out to punish folks. >> what we want is to get decent housing for everyone. there are wonderful. >> farm owners who have house their workers for years and >> and done it with grace and with love and >> but there are others that have not. what do you hope is going to come out of all of this? what i hope for most is that we will be able to see our minimum wage workers

housed fed, educate. it's it's not going to be quickly but i think if we just keeper heart open and our minds working. we'll be able to make half moon bay an even better place that looks that looks to be. >> and as the state grapples with how to address the opioid crisis, some lawmakers say more must be done to make sure californians have access to potentially lifesaving drugs, including our can if applied in time they can reverse overdoses. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> well, the lawmaker behind this narcan bill boils down to improvement of the following words, accessibility and affordability. >> inside this plastic bag is naloxone often referred to as narcan. the drug has gotten a lot of attention in recent years because of its potential to save lives by reversing an opioid overdose in 2021 alone,

california, some more than 5700 overdose deaths attributed to fentanyl and other opiates and across the u.s. that number stood even higher at more than 100,000. the data so dire that last week a panel of advisors from the federal food and drug administration or fda unanimously recommended narc can be made available for purchase over-the-counter. a major change from current requirements that narcan be made available only with the prescription. the main goal is to save lives. assembly member liz ortega points out the fda panel recommendation to allow narcan for over-the-counter purchases. it was just that a recommendation, but she adds the fda is likely to formally approve the recommendation next month. if the agency goes forward with that, her new legislation would require medical and private insurers to cover over-the-counter narcan costs across the state. something she says is necessary to help people pay for a drug that can vary from 50 to $150 depending on the pharmacy and do some out. if we're serious about saving lives, said when you have to

be serious about making sure that people can afford it. >> that it's available and availability, she says must apply to people of all backgrounds and ages. it hits my heart. >> i raise 4 kids. i still have a teenager at home and i can't even imagine i can't even fab them to think that i would find my daughter dead because fentanyl and because i couldn't i didn't have access to that light say the medication we want to save lives. >> and no word on any formal opposition to this bill. but democrats and republicans alike tell me they believe this issue can bring both parties together to address the opioid crisis reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> and some last-minute light rain showers holding together a little bit up in the north and the east bay. but basically we're looking at about 24 hour. good break. before another dose of some heavy rain coming our way in an unsettled start your work week. as colder los knowles

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well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. and we continue to track. >> the wet weather moving across parts of the bay area this morning. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see some

people making their way down the roads, which are probably pretty damp from the early morning shower. they came across san francisco. let's check in with day for the latest. hey, stephanie, good morning, everybody. and at the golden gate, you've seen a lot of winds working their magic. they're a little bit. >> but kind of that overcast sky conditions and you 70 falls is covered up by snow going on. as you can see this going up and you 70, we're seeing the same thing up in tahoe. but this is from the snow they've already had, as you can see, excuse me. my my jacket is kind of rising in the back but there are storm tracker 4. we've got going on here. we've got some leftover showers in the bay here. just a touch here. >> they're going to break up and we're going to stick with mostly cloudy skies for this afternoon. but as i mentioned earlier, it's basically a 24 hour break. before we start to see some action returned back to the tahoe forecast. by the way, highs in the 20's snow each day. that's why they do have a winter storm warning going on. there's a watch a little bit going on as well and blizzard conditions to be had. but this is all until

04:00am on wednesday to reflect the unsettled weather early into next week. let's hand it over to future cast for kind of overcast going on for most of the day, a couple breaks of sun might get a little bit more snow up there in mount hamilton. by the way, take a breather for the overnight tomorrow morning might be treated to some light rain showers, but the heavier stuff drop south here as we get about new niche. and after that, again, the snow levels will be a little higher for mount diablo, mount hamilton and such those winds. we've got it going on a little bit today. little bit of a breeze, but the bigger step will be a pop that happens sunday with what i just talked about in terms of that a dose of heavy rain and then it looks like the next storm system will bring with it. more substantial winds over a wider geography and a little longer. so we might have some statements on that later. we probably won't hear about that until tonight or tomorrow. longer-range forecast with everything. boom. there's that hit tomorrow. and then into monday. now after the morning commute is what the thinking is. so we'll have that you have your winds before, though, but we'll get the

rain. it will be rain for the lower levels, of course, returning back to that unsettled into early next week. we take a breather by wednesday night, thursday night friday might have a quick rain patch and then clear for friday. and then to the weekend looks like more unsettled weather as we go forward. so by that point, it's early march and we're still in that kind of a winter like pattern today. we've got 50 san francisco, 51 oakland, 51 also for san jose and the longer range forecast for you unsettled again, the word let's get some upper 50's working here by wednesday, thursday and friday. some scattered clouds but notice things lows. forget those near freezing marks. at least we're into the 40's for most of those inland spots we met. we venture some upper 30's, but not that close to the freezing mark stuff that we're dealing with from last week. so meyer improvement from last week and don't worry, be happy, stephanie. >> all right. thank you so much, dave. well, if you're looking for a forever friend, it's now easier than ever to find one. joining me live now

is jessica zoo be zoo or read up with the humane society. silicon valley and she's brought a very special friend to introduces 2. thank you so much for being here with our take. and you've brought a happy. yes, this is happy and treat her name. she is definitely one happy girl. >> she loves to greet everyone with a nice full body will go when they come us and with lots of enthusiasm and she has been looking for her home for about a month now. and we're hoping that we can find that today or sometime soon. yes, yes, and so tell us a little bit about her story because she was first adopted from you as of sept. you know, while yeah. yeah. so happy of originally came to us from the some of our rescue partners in the central valley. they receive a really high volume of dogs and puppies. and we're lucky enough to have the resources to be able to help them out. and so happy was originally adopted from u.s. early 2020, she was returned back about a month just that have time for her anymore. but

she is a great dog. overall. she's train. she's great with other dogs. she is an angel in her foster home right now. and what's even better is that with our current valentine's day promotion, her adoption fee is currently yeah, it was. so people can go home and just go home with you know, all of our adoption fees, they she's microchip. she's spayed. she's up to date on all of her and happy even comes with the training scholarships that are up on the paw for success in her new and she even comes with a doggy activity tracker like a like a fit bit, called the whistle and that will go home with her. 2 are. doctors is also wonder she's kind of the full package you know, tell us a bit about what people should know about with with your organization. of course, we are resource for shelters throughout that don't have as many resources don't have as many adopters like we do here in the bay area. so by adopting from us, you actually allow us to continue our

lifesaving efforts more at risk parts of california. we are seeing adoption slowdown right around this time of year. and we're trying to encourage anyone that's interested if they'd like to come in to adopt and it would be great so that we could continue to put more needy animals from from other shelters. and i've just to share with everyone i've seen this work firsthand. it's pretty incredible. i used to be a volunteer with the humane society. silicon valley. >> you started out as a dog socialize or no work with them full time. yeah. i mean, how many animals do you currently should we care for hundreds of animals? each we do transports of 2030, dogs twice a year to even 3 times a week from the u.s. more at risk so we're really helping out dogs who would really and then caps would really have no other option nominee were so adoption is really an important part of that process because every animal, if you're adopting only saying that animals life, that you're saving the life of an animal and another shelters. well, absolutely. and you have any other special events that are

happening in the near future that people should i actually all of our special events are all going to be featured on our website, which is hss be dot our website has all of our available animals, including the ones for this current valentine's day promotion. i'm going through the end of february only a few more days, but we still love to see you guys down and help if you're interested in coming there's a couple of ways to get involved. you can through the end of february, get the candy gram to any of our available animals on the floor down and write a love letter come visit us and help us. but if you go to our justice, we dot org, you can see all of our available animals. all of our currently with their adoption fee is waived due to our adoption promotion and all of our current hours and any future upcoming promotions that we might have very good and clearly happy is ready for her forever she's lived it. she's just got fantastic energy. >> i mean, it just to let everyone know. i mean, they just arrived studio about 15 minutes ago and happy was just so energetic and just jumping on everybody. very wiggly. and

just just so cue and very, very friendly. and we're just really hoping that she and so many others can find their forever homes today and again, adoption fees are waived for her plea for her glee for a lot of other really great dogs we have in our so we highly recommend you guys check out our website. it's a sweet dot org. >> to see what's available. you can also come on down in person and just meet and have fun with any of the dogs that we do have on site. we do have a good number of dogs that are also currently available in foster homes. so by checking out our website, you can not original plan to meet those awesome talks to okay. wonderful. thank you so much to the yes. and you know what? the end happy. >> humane society is silicon valley. really appreciate you being here and for your hard being here and for your hard work. no, thank you for having

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week. the snow levels won't be as low the but that does mean our local mountains will pick up a little bit more snow. mount diablo, mount hamilton, little bit of mount tam a bit, too. so we'll keep that action going on. and certainly the resorts in tahoe and such. >> more to come. there's a look at the week day forecast taking a breather towards the end of the week. all right, dave, thanks so much for that update. a good to have the umbrellas ready. that's it. that's it for us here. the weekend news. i'm stephanie lin and from all of us, thank you so much for watching. join us back here tomorrow morning and we'll see you then.

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