>> 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 tracking a number of showers sweeping across the bay area to start off our morning. taking a live look now at storm tracker. 4 radar. you can see that more rain is expected on the way for the next few days in some showers already coming down. >> up across the northern part of the bay area right now. good morning. and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. happy sunday, february. 26. we're covering a lot of news for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the timing of that rain with dave sphar.

good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. as you mentioned, some light rain as we've been treated to already getting some of the roads wet and so that patch up their holding together looks like around solano county. >> but the good news is we're getting a little bit of a break for a few hours before the onslaught of that heavier rain. that's up towards the north. and that's what we'll be watching right now. pretty much that's red stratus, right on top of us here. kind of gloomy looking. it may actually start to break up just a little bit for a few hours before. again, the onslaught is around. we'll call at noon before comes real involved here. temperature check for you, relatively mild. we've the 40's on board here. this is before the front. so to be a little chillier tomorrow. 45 antioch also going on for livermore mid 40's to be found on the north bay, too. 47 san francisco and also for san jose. it's somewhat typical in the winter months to have a lot of uniformity with temperatures. but in a situation like this, this kind of a given with rain and so forth, there were some half a dozen degrees ahead of what we were this time from yesterday.

so again, we have to get the kind of nod to saying somewhat moderate this morning. temperature wise, ok, there it is. you're just hearing about how that line up towards the north. it will take it during our entire broadcast this morning to start to sink to the south and get to the communities up in the north bay of that. again, heavy rain watch this fog cast. it kind of tells you were talking about there you have it very involved across most of the urban areas of the bay early afternoon departs before sunset. tomorrow. we repeat this performance, but we upscale moves a little earlier in the day. should be the lake commute. that's all involved you see on there in terms of the fog and departing the bay by that evening commute. so again, we have rain going on 2 o'clock. this will be mostly for the east bay. by that point, however, will be starting probably in the north bay at around 10 11. we'll be tracking that as well. we'll give you timing on that and what you can expect for your monday morning commute and into next week. in fact, as well 70. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> our top story this morning, oakland police have their hands full this weekend

investigating 3 deadly shootings. we first told you about those shootings just yesterday right here on the kron. 4 morning news kron four's gayle ong spoke with the president of the police union about the struggles officers are facing as they try to put a stop to that violence. >> another tragic low tonight on the streets of oakland, investigators remain at the scenes of 3 separate friday night shootings throughout saturday afternoon. sergeant barry donelan, president of the oakland police officers association says man was shot and killed around 07:45pm on the 7200 block of international boulevard. that's about 5 blocks away from the coliseum. bart station, a second deadly shooting happened about an hour later. just 2 blocks away again on international boulevard. 2 hours later, a 3rd shooting not far from the first 2 on 67th avenue. all 3 victims died before they could be taken to the hospital where at the same. >> number of homicides that we had last year. and that's worrying because last year we had were going 100 for the

year and this space. it's not good for the city. sergeant donald and says there are too many guns on the streets and too few officers. the city is awash in legal firearms. there are only 712 uniformed police officers of all ranks, which is considerably less than when i started 20 years ago to respond to violence. oakland recently lost its 10 police chief in as many years when chief leronne armstrong was fired by mayor sheng tao. >> but sergeant donald and says that hasn't impacted the work ethic of officers continue to come to work every day diligently and going to work to try and reduce crime and improve public safety for our residents. in a series of tweets, district 6 city council member kevin jenkins wrote in part, quote, i am truly saddened at this level of violence is persistent in our city. i pray for the families of those that lost their lives for the community

as a whole dealing with trauma associated with gun violence. >> it is imperative that we do not become desensitized and would violence in our community become the norm. councilmember also wrote he spoke with the mayor and she reiterated her support to keep communities safe. >> and get guns off the streets. >> and police have not said if the shootings are connected, the names of the victims have not yet been released. anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police in the newsroom. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, 23 boats were destroyed when this fire broke out at lake berryessa doc friday night. kron four's amanda hari spoke with people who were there when these boats went up in flames. >> close to 2 dozen boats went up in smoke along with the dock at markley cove in lake berryessa. the calls came pouring into local firefighters by the time cal fire arrived. doc t looks like this was a challenging situation and >> potential dangers for firefighters to get to coming

down and darkness walking down the boat ramp not know structural security of it. the fire presented some unique challenges for cal fire on the water. >> firefighter jason clay was there friday night. he says at one point some flaming debris started floating away or fighters. >> we're able to get on some boats in and. do some fire suppression efforts for the 30 parts of detachment quoting independently by saturday morning, there were at least 23 damaged or destroyed vessels. this one burned beyond repair brian gross and hide or was there having dinner on a friend's boat on the fire started? one of the people said was at a sonic boom or something. looked outside and saw the flames. yes, the >> propane tanks or maybe the fuel tanks were starting to explode. and, you know, it would just make the plane's tires and whatnot. despite that person, hyder said he wasn't worried about his vote. >> because the flames were far

enough away. he called 9-1-1, but it took firefighters about 20 minutes to get there. it was just scary because like you're just thinking of other people's with their boats over there going, man. i hope i hope it stops. luckily, it seems like no one was injured in the fire. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> armed robbers tried to target 3 people in a cafe this week. take a look at this. 2 men entered san francisco's lay cafe du salais and tried to make off with laptops that were owned by the by the victims. police say at 1.1 of the would-be robbers pulled out a gun. >> in the end, the men were not able to steal anything. but one of the victims was injured in the scuffle. >> it's really shocking to me >> when expect that and i think crime in general has been pretty. pretty on the team. so that's kind of a shocking development. >> so far no arrests have been % made. and coming up here on

the kron 4 morning news. he's a world renowned ballet, choreographer and a philosopher all rolled into one. >> meet the bay area's alonzo king. plus, if you are thinking about going to the lick observatory to check out the snow, you might want to think again, more details think again, more details after this.

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plane to crash in nevada. >> killing all 5 people on board. the small prop plane went down near stagecoach. which is just southeast of reno. the area was under a winter storm warning late friday night when the plane went down. it took emergency crews about 2 hours to find the wreckage. the passengers included the pilot, a patient's a family member, a nurse and paramedic. a fire tears through a home in san francisco, leaving for people without a place to live citizen. the citizen app video captured the moment the fire erupted in this 2 story. multi residential building. this is in the sunnydale neighborhood early saturday morning. fire officials say no one was injured and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. yosemite national park is closed due to the severe winter conditions. >> travel along all park roads is restricted to administrative use only. >> the closure will last until march. 1st, this comes as the entire state is dealing with

severe winter weather. >> and there's more that's along the way, by the way, to the early into the week. that translates to rain for the bay area. this is just a little bit in the way of some light rain showers to get things started will actually see a little bit of a break later on this morning. before we finally get into the water and heavy rain into the afternoon, with an invisalign smile, everything clicks. and that class reunion becomes... is that anna?! invis is the #1 doctor recommended clear aligner and more predictable results. invisalign without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and thrive.

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observatory is telling people not to visit this weekend. it looks so pretty up there. but the observatory says that they've gotten well over a foot of snow over the past few days and their crews are doing the best they can to clear the area, but they're still waiting for caltrans to plow the roads up to the observatory. they say ice is forming on the road. so they're asking everyone to please be safe and to stay away for the time being. and of course, the bay area's not the only place experiencing snow. take a live look now at the sierra, a fresh layer of snow blanketing the ground on saturday and there's more snow expected over the next few days. a blizzard warning does go into effect in parts of the sierra starting tomorrow. so very important that if people must travel this weekend to please do so carefully, you can see some people just there in that live shot there day. we saw people to kind of taking their time, you know, and they had that spacing between the cars, which is probably a good idea is lot of

caution to and that no good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. the winter storm warning you mentioned. that's how we start the forecast. the sierra, then it switches over. >> to a blizzard warning. a blizzard warning may spacey major getting winds along with the heavy snows and whiteout conditions going on. and this again is going to be until 04:00am on wednesday. so that basically means travel. plus, a blizzard warning equals basically nightmare. so want to try to avoid that at the cannes sfo. no delays happening this morning. let's track this for you here. here's the heavy rain up towards the north. that's going to take it the next few hours sink into the south right across the bay area through the day today, temperatures are mild as we start compared to yesterday. you don't see the 30's on here. they're all pretty much 40's. now on the backside of this front, we're going to cool down a bit. here's the timing of it on future cast for we get started here about the noon hour or so. just north of the golden gate. you will see that's the heavier rains coupled with some winds than that. but as you can see by about 3.30, or so we're clearing out here in the north

bay and will depart the entire bay area for mixed bag of some sun or can see the sun clouds clear skies and some leftover clouds. all right. that will be for the overnight to your monday morning. most of the commute will be ok, but by the lake commute, that's when things become involved. snow levels dip a little bit through this, but it's really going to be an instability factor that will drive. maybe some thunder showers perhaps throughout the day, particularly we get some daytime heating and some localized hail snow levels. look to be still about 2, 2000 feet or so. so with the local mountains that will get treated all about, we'll have a look at what it looks like also into next week. coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> famed choreographer alonzo king is known around the world, considered a visionary in his field. the kennedy center for the arts honored king as a master of choreography and kron four's. pam moore spent some time with him. >> alonzo king does not believe in looking at life

through limitations. whether it is the dances he korea graphs, the parts that you find challenging. that's where you really want to go the most to figure it out that uses information in there for you the way he guys and teaches his >> instead, tools and how to work that you can your evolution. >> in a social justice forum where he explains the motivation behind his creation of lines. gone, too. >> all the big schools, american billy school make a belly balanchine trained and it was a very tight to get is. and i felt when i started the company was not going to be like that, that i wanted it to look like the world. >> lego art. >> is inside of the art? is. and so it's not this external thing that you're going for its something that's already in answer a jesus oco has

danced 9 years with lines. >> i would describe him as somebody that isn't just worried about steps but more about what are we saying? what is the message? what's the meanings? king's vision of life and dances so much larger than any stage. >> yet his love of ballet and movement which he got from his mother is where that vision plays out. >> you know, i was trained in so many different forms, but was more my temperament, the classic, a the geometric structures enticing. beautiful to me. >> king was raised in an activist family in georgia. his parents and many relatives were steeped in the civil rights movement. he says as a child learning the courage of their convictions had a lasting effect on his belief about truth and integrity. >> i remember as little kid being taken to miss meetings

and so to be ready to give up your for something that you believe in is a very intimidating to be a and inspiring. >> and he says he carries that truth into his choreography. when you look at someone who to do it. >> and they have been romance. and they've been working their entire life and planted in truth to the best of their ability. they moved they looked at they be a bit different. there is little artifice. and so there's bravery. year. this because not many bills are needed and we see these qualities, we think and we feel i want to be like that. we see someone move and it's beautiful. i want to be that i want to be that vulnerable. the art is is aiming for accuracy on every

level. >> and so when you see that it's akin to a it's akin to a it's akin to life. it's true. >> michael montgomery has danced with lines for 13 years, working with is a gift. you know, the way that he expresses his passion for dance is so rare to find in the and said to be one of his dancers, you you feel like you're not only growing as as an artist, but as a person. you find yourself. >> alonso is to provoke a his work is so spiritual and so deep that i know i like many others are moved to tears by its brilliance and beauty. >> king was recently honored by the state of california. one of 11 people inducted into the 2022 hall of fame.

>> taking the best expression of dance is when the artist to look internally and brings honesty to the performance, going to inhabit this idea. i'm going to become selfless. >> not what i want to do. what i think feels good. what i think and good that. but what is required by the role and how could i make it move in this? that selflessness? >> and that was pam moore reporting for us this morning. we have an entire section on our website dedicated to black history month. all you have to do is scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will take you directly to that part of our website. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, you might have time to file your taxes have more time rather to file your taxes. >> we break down who falls into those categories after into those categories after the break. first, they're sour. (alarm) and then, they're sweet. ♪♪

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morning. if you live in a federally declared disaster area, you just got even more time to file your taxes. the irs has announced it is pushing back the federal tax filing deadline in california until october. 16th. this also means eligible taxpayers will have until october 16th to make 2022 contributions to their iras and health savings accounts. the new federal deadline change impacts those affected by the recent severe winter storms, flooding, landslides and mudslides. the state has not said if it will

also extend its deadline as well. so this only applies to the federal tax filing deadline. a warning for iphone owners this morning. investigators say smartphone thieves are spying on people entering pass codes into their phones in public places. the make note of that pass where that you're entering and that public spot and then steal your device by assaulting or intimidating other person involved. they will then reset the victims. apple id and the settings app turn off, find my iphone to prevent the owner from tracking it and then remove other authorized devices from the account. and apple spokesperson said the company is working tirelessly to prevent new and emerging threats. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, longtime bay area congresswoman barbara lee officially announces her campaign for a seat in the u.s. senate. details ahead.

good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. it is about 7.29, this beautiful sunday morning. start off this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr tracking all those wet conditions for in the weather center today. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. taking a break and most of the bay for right now, a little bit of light rain looks like

it's holding together in the solano county. >> but it's only for a few hours will be taking this break before some of that moderate to even heavy rain. showers will be marching across the bay mining. see couple to raise the sun early on before the sun to come back again, at least in the north bay. by the late afternoon, we have a lot of moderation right now. prefrontal, thank you. mid to upper 40's to be filed over the bay and you'll see them on the how uniform all these temperatures are regardless of geography. that's usually very typical of the winter months. it's also typical when you have rain going on, cloudy skies and all that that moderate our typical topography. here's a quick look at our winds of they are kind of breezy are the conditions that's going to be windy as we get to the midday hours and early afternoon, the pop doesn't look to be that long, which is why the national weather service is they're not issuing any thing for us. so this count on breezier windy, rather for an hour or so. temperatures, meanwhile, was scratched near about 50. again. we're looking for to start in the north bay about 10, 11 or so reaching

out to the east bay say by one and 2 o'clock this afternoon. again, we'll have more timing on this coming up in just a bit. as we get into tomorrow, might actually get some thunder shower action. we don't have any wind advisories for tomorrow, but still putin that an ice we may have to issue. they may issue something later on that too. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> longtime oakland congresswoman barbara lee formally launched her campaign for senator dianne feinstein seat kron four's philippe djegal reports from lee's rally. >> oakland congresswoman barbara lee receiving rousing endorsements from prominent local and state elected leaders as the longtime lawmaker officially launches her campaign for u.s. we know and love up. >> expect everyone lee's incur ages actions. and what she's going to be able to bring to the table. we know that we are sending a where representative

lee announcing who run for senate at laney college in oakland saturday. >> and justice. >> at least 6 other bay area political icon seat in the senate earlier this month. u.s. senator dianne feinstein announced she will not seek reelection for the seat she has held since 1992 prime a change. >> gun safety. comprehensive immigration reform and policies. yeah, we've got to do that. this is america and she says the state and country needs someone in the senate. >> with experience as a matter of it. a grandmother. a progressive. and lee has previously served in the state assembly and state senate. >> in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, news. >> all right. well, that cold weekdays storm system that we've been tracking for, you blanketed parts of the bay area with snow really niche.

addicks shows us how things looked in. the napa county. >> beautiful lake tahoe with snow on the mountain tops above. it's not tahoe, but lake berryessa. it's crazy. don't get to see this much. it's a couple times in a lifetime. so it >> just really need it. super we haven't had snow like that. we've lived there for over. 25 years, though. this is the first heavy snow we've had in 26 years. >> the snow made it all the way down next to highway one. 21. >> he says there's at least 6 inches of snow which began falling after midnight thursday night. we came down here because we want to get out of the we noted yesterday what it's like to see beautiful snow on the mountain. we normally come up here when it's 100 degrees. and so it's at the local watering hole, turtle rock bar and cafe. he's doing business

like it's summertime right now because their base coming out for the so it's crazy. >> a lot of people coming of the to never seen snow before. >> he had to postpone a chinese new year celebration. so people could be sure and make it down. once all the snow clears out, come up to see as as a support by. >> i'm camping and even with the the fish don't care. they're still fighting. so so good. >> look at crews arrived just in time to save a driver stranded in rising flood waters in ventura county. just take a look at that. firefighters swooped in pulled the driver out of the car, then hoisted that victim to safety the whole time. that person holding on to the rescuer for dear life while being pelted by rain. southern california is dealing with

massive flooding caused by severe weather. well, they got him out of there. and former president jimmy carter will spend his final days in his quiet hometown of plains, georgia, with the support of family and friends. the carter center announcing the news the 39th u.s. president will opt for hospice care at home richard reid was there. >> as the sun rises in this quaint town in plains, georgia, home of former u.s. president jimmy carter. it's hard to miss the impact that the thirty-ninth president continues to have. >> here in plains, georgia, th is the boyhood home of former u.s. president jimmy carter. he grew up here between the ages of 4 until departed for college. his father, earl used to grow crops here, sugarcane, peanuts, corn and cotton. and even to this day, jimmy carter lives in the air. and with humble beginnings. >> have a lot says she they

don't seem quite as but come not now law. >> up and down main street, the signs, the stores and the talk of the town, all about carter's compassion, kindness and humility. that was 2000 carter items that we probably have about 1100 different buttons in stock. >> if you notice his stuff is overwhelmingly green and that's because he wanted to show his support for the environment. be it his love for politics. this is my favorite item because i feel everyone should give him a jimmy. he came in for years on and off depending on his schedule. and a lot of the times we would talk about politics. i could pick the most off topic and he would know every detail there is or his love for peanuts. we come up with this and when it crashed, a car like mean modify that your son and a half a gallon up now likely fresh likely won't put every

could he used to come in and get ice cream. michelle. >> and coach who used to have meals that had to coming with a card or put people first valuing his faith, his education. >> and his service to others. you couldn't ask for people that are more down to earth. they're extremely a caring and sympathetic. if someone needs help or someone's health care about it, they'll go visit you. the new people moving into town. they used to visit. carter suffered a slew of health issues over the past decade, including cancer. and if you falls but never losing his drive. reporting in plains, georgia, part of the shah tree. atlanta bureau chief. >> president carter established the carter center in atlanta back in 1982, it helps monitor elections and eradicate diseases around the world. the carter center is now accepting messages of prayer and support on its website and they've already received more than 7,000 messages. coming up next on

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>> well, spring training is in full swing for both the giants and the a's. the san francisco giants in action taking on the chicago cubs for their first game of the spring it was a

lot of offense in this game. cubs ultimately beat the giants. 10 date later today the giants will host the cincinnati reds at scottsdale stadium. the oakland a's also back in action and it was a back and forth game between the a's and the arizona diamondbacks. but in the 5th inning, oakland scored 6 runs. they go on to beat the diamondbacks by a final of 12 to 7. the a's play again this afternoon taking on the milwaukee brewers. and happening today, the golden state warriors take on the minnesota timberwolves at chase center. the warriors are coming off a win against the houston rockets on friday night. tipoff for tonight's game set for 4.30. and a programming reminder coming up later this morning on kron 4. you can watch live golf coverage starts at 11:00am right here on kron. 4. >> will be a nice day to kind of stay in and watch that. because rain coming our way.

some heavier rain actually, as we approach around the noon hour into the early afternoon, north bay may actually see couple raise a son. however, before we retire the sunday, we have an unsettled start to the workweek t

welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and we're setting up to the mountains here. castle obviously had some snow from this last week, going to have some more starting today. and as we head into early. >> next week, this is actually pretty tranquil. they have a nice clearing path, the right

to the area roads but issue to take away from this is we're looking at some blizzard conditions coming in that just makes for horrendous driving conditions. okay. here's what we have here in the forecast. very simple to say blizzard blizzard snow. look at those highs in the 20's and he got over the graphics. you get an idea. the blizzard warning actually kicks in tomorrow. so we have the winter storm warning that goes to a blizzard warning all the way into about 04:00am on wednesday. gives you an idea about how long this unsettled weather even in the bay. we'll start to flip over for the latter portion of the week. so what we have locally, still a lot of that low level moisture in place clouds and so forth. we some breaks here and there. but the heavier stuff is due up north, handing it over to future cast for that's freezing here. pretty involved at 1 o'clock here right across the rest of the bay. but by the late afternoon, might see some patches opening up here to the north a little bit for some sun. pretty quiet overnight until the next wave gets here. looks to be in the lake commute. so that would be say after 9 o'clock, this is

when the heavier stuff comes. notice that is noting mount hamilton. i'm mount tam, computer models, just tennessee, that kind of bit. we do have a lower snow levels by standard of the season. sure, but they're going to be more 2,2500 feet and that sort of thing. but what's part it is because it is still kind of fairly low. you don't have that. a lot of agitation to drive some hail and thunder showers. we saw some hail in this last a of systems. so we'll probably see some of that as well. when we add some instability in those know low snow levels because that freezes the raindrops and you start to have the ice crystals rubbing against each other. so we have a break up for monday night. more to happen. however, as we get into tuesday about the winds today with a pop, not enough for advisory, but a good solid when working here for a couple of hours on shore into the teens. but what we're really watching the national weather service's noting this, we do see winds with this next system. it will start predawn and be with us all morning. the heavier waves will be the heavier winds will be probably

in the late morning. but then the afternoon it will still remain pretty windy with all of that. even for the evening commute. this is tuesday morning. it's still been on the breezy side. so unsettled is probably good way to phrase the next couple of days to start the workweek. rain winds by noon locally here. cool. we've got highs near about 50. that's basically your sunday now for early into the week. we've got windy early for the lake commute. heavy rain builds and then it will drop to the east and the south bay by the late afternoon and might even linger a little bit to the early commute by that point. but breaking up elsewhere for the week ahead, tuesday, wednesday, rain unsettled thursday, cold morning. it's going to probably our coldest morning on thursday because it dries out. clears out. that's where you get the really cold temperatures. now, when you have precipitation occurring and then some scattered clouds. one note tuesday night, wednesday or i'm thursday night friday, there's a little opportunity for maybe a little rain shower. that's march through this real quickly here. monday. here's the hit. we just talked about on the early week. we get a

break and that's the the old talking about thursday into friday might have an overnight shower before next weekend looks to be maybe although this storm systems favoring the north more maybe might have some unsettled weather to make note up to and maybe some snow, low snow levels to 52 across the board will call it afternoon rain and winds 70. all right, dave, thank you so much for that. >> well, remember the city back in the 90's. the niners won the super bowl and the giants were still playing at candlestick. and if you're feeling sentimental about that san francisco back in the day, there is a place ready to help you celebrate vicki liviakis explains in this morning's dine and dish. >> at the foot of market street in san francisco. one market is feeling some 90's. nostalgia, hard to believe, but one market here has been around for. the lounge.

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here's to the next 30 years. san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> that looks pretty tasty. and that was kron vicki liviakis reporting for us this morning walked away from that with her stomach. very full of sure. all right. well, the battle over blue versus green bubbles has helped apple solidify its place. among many smartphone users. our rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> thanks to green bubbles just ugly in general for me. i don't know. i don't like it. it's that age old debate, ios versus android. the blue bubble versus the green bubble is a big part of it. yes. at the end of the day, android and iphone together in a group chat room and iphone and android users know when it comes to exchanging messages. group chats, photos and videos just aren't the same when they're being sent between the 2 platforms. the video, it's just it's all kind of lag in a

way. >> and you can't really hear anything. apple partially engineer to it that way because i message isn't available on android and cupertino hasn't adopted a more modern texting standard called rcs. that would smooth things over as a business case. in terms of selling more phones are keeping the eye on because he's walked down. there is not. patrick mcgee is a financial times reporter in san francisco. he says gen z smartphone users are overwhelmingly iphone and even feel a social pressure to stay with it. a sort of like the digital equivalent of like if you don't play ball, you're not sort of in the room where the real decisions but high school level and that it will level the students seem to agree. it's more like a financial issues. like you seen as like kind of lesser because you have an android. >> it's kind of like kind of like miss. marianna pitino says she's proud to carry her. android is just the phone. i'm able to call him able to but she has considered a switch. there's times where i'm like, oh, maybe an iphone, but i

like my phone and what it is. but there's also a halo effect for every iphone sold. apple sells ipads. apple watches and air pods for samsung. it's much less. so this sort of ecosystem advantage that apple has i think is just on a different scale than anybody else. from my point of view, there is no other way. >> an iphone like i would never get another time tonight. there are ways around this. of course, apps like snapchat, telegram whatsapp and facebook messenger, all work equally. well, cross-platform. but for an entire generation, seeing blue is all that seems to matter. i think it's mostly just the whole drink tax. tax situation is more just like online humor. people making fun each other. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. interesting to know. we'll be right back.

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so cute. alright. visitors at the st. louis zoo got a bit of a shock when they were told to shelter in place after a bear escaped. zoo staff say this young bear named ben had gotten out of its enclosure. the bear was eventually tranquilized and taken back to where he belonged. no one was hurt. that's the good news there. this is the second time four-year-old bend. the bear has escaped his enclosure at the zoo. so he's pretty smart. he's figured it out. and they got him back into that enclosure. still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. the rain. >> we have given us a bit of a reprieve, but more is on the way we have days bar in the weather center with the latest. and oakland. police have their hands full investigating 3 homicides over the weekend. hear what police are struggling to stop the violence.

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> all right. this morning here on the kron. 4 morning news. we're tracking a few showers sweeping across the bay area this morning. taking a live look right now with

storm tracker. 4 radar. we can already see some rain coming down across parts of the bay area. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. it is sunday, february. 26 and we're covering a lot for you this morning. by getting a look at the timing of that rain with dave sphar. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. kind of got a little bit of a calm before the storm, if you will, arriving kind of around the lunch hour. looks like a quick check in the stormtracker 4. you'll see very spotty for some light rain showers. we had some of that. >> going on in the predawn hours. we have a little bit of a breeze, but the heavier winds will build with the arrival of this front and will be colder on the backside of it, too. so more beauty shots for you. this is a down the south bay from san jose state basically overcast skies will be a couple of little breaks potentially this morning before this system drops south. we have temperatures mostly in the middle to even upper 40's. that's given the kind of conditions we have with precipitation rain, all that kind of thing. cloud

cover tends to moderate everybody and keep a lot of uniformity here. we see that in the winter months to mid to halfway into the doesn't. point is where we are from yesterday. that means we're a little warmer than we were yesterday. again, given all these kind of conditions now on the fog cast, watch this as we go forward. here is the hit today. there you see how involved it is about 02:30pm, in the afternoon clearing out of the north bay. we'll actually see the sun come out late in the afternoon tomorrow about 11:00am very involved across the bay. that will be with some heavier winds, by the way, as well and breezy conditions to start the day break down today. light rain showers going on at noon. that will be mostly for the east bay heavier up in the north bay starting to get into san francisco and then rain as we get to the mid afternoon, we have another again doses. i mentioned earlier for monday and there's little bit more into tuesday. wednesday will be talking more about that in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> our top story this morning. oakland police have their hands full this weekend investigating 3 deadly shootings. we first told you

about these incidents just yesterday right here on the kron. 4 morning news kron four's gayle ong spoke with the president of the police union about the struggles officers are facing now as they try to stop the violence. >> another tragic low tonight on the streets of oakland, investigators remain at the scenes of 3 separate friday night shootings throughout saturday afternoon. sergeant barry donelan, president of the oakland police officers association says man was shot and killed around 07:45pm on the 7200 block of international boulevard. that's about 5 blocks away from the coliseum. bart station, a second deadly shooting happened about an hour later. just 2 blocks away again on international boulevard. 2 hours later, a 3rd shooting not far from the first 2 on 67th avenue. all 3 victims died before they could be taken to the hospital where at the same. >> number of homicides that we had last year. and that's worrying because last year we had were going 100 for the year and this space. it's not

good for the city. sergeant donald and sa s there are too many guns on the streets and too few officers. the city is awash in legal firearms. there are only 712 uniformed police officers of all ranks, which is considerably less than when i started 20 years ago to respond to violence. oakland recently lost its 10 police chief in as many years when chief leronne armstrong was fired by mayor sheng tao. >> but sergeant donald and says that hasn't impacted the work ethic of officers continue to come to work every day diligently and going to work to try and reduce crime and improve public safety for our residents. in a series of tweets, district 6 city council member kevin jenkins wrote in part, quote, i am truly saddened at this level of violence is persistent in our city. i pray for the families of those that lost their lives for the community as a whole dealing with trauma associated with gun violence. >> it is imperative that we do

not become desensitized and would violence in our community become the norm. councilmember also wrote he spoke with the mayor and she reiterated her support to keep communities safe. >> and get guns off the streets. >> and police have not said if the shootings are connected, the names of the victims have not yet been released. anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police in the newsroom. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> now to the north bay were 23 boats were destroyed when this fire broke out at a lake various a dog friday night. just look at how huge those flames got. a kron four's. amanda hari spoke to people who were there when those boats went up in flames close to 2 dozen boats went up in smoke along with the dock at markley cove in lake berryessa. >> the calls came pouring into local firefighters by the time cal fire arrived. >> doc t looks like this. it was a challenging situation and potential dangers for firefighters to get to coming down and darkness walking down

the boat ramp not know structural security of it. the fire presented some unique challenges for cal fire on the water. >> firefighter jason clay was there friday night. he says at one point some flaming debris started floating away. our fighters. >> we're able to get on some boats in and. do some fire suppression efforts for the burning parts of detachment quoting independently by saturday morning, there were at least 23 damaged or destroyed vessels. this one burned beyond repair, brian grows and hide. or was there having dinner on a friend's boat on the fire started? one of the people set is that a sonic boom or something? looked outside and saw the flames. yes, the >> propane tanks or maybe the fuel tanks were starting to explode. and, you know, it would just make the plane's tires and whatnot. despite that person, hyder said he wasn't worried about his vote. >> because the flames were far

enough away. he called 9-1-1, but it took firefighters about 20 minutes to get there. it was just scary because like you're just thinking of other people's with their boats over there going, man. i hope that i hope it stops. luckily, it seems like no one was injured in the fire. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> well, armed robbers tried to target 3 people working in a cafe this week to pit 2 men rather entered san francisco's le cafe du soleil. as you can see right there and tried to make off with the laptops owned by the victims, put the police say that at 1.0, one of the would-be robbers pulled out a gun in the end, the men were not able to steal anything. but one of the victims was injured in the scuffle. >> it's really shocking to me >> when expect that and i think crime in general has been pretty. pretty on the team. so that's kind of a shocking development. >> so far no arrests have been made. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news, a fire

leaves at least 4 people displaced in san francisco. >> details coming up. and he is a world renowned ballet, choreographer and a philosopher all rolled into one. we the bay area's alonso came. plus, if you are thinking about going to the lick observatory to check out all the snow, you might want to think again, more after to think again, more after this. did you know if you turn to cold with tide

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>> in national news, the ntsb is working to figure out what caused a medical planning to crash in nevada, killing all 5 people on board. the small prop plane went down near stagecoach, which is southeast of reno. the area was under a winter storm warning late friday night when the plane went down. it took emergency crews about 2 hours to find the wreckage. the passengers included the pilot, a patient's, a family member, a nurse and paramedic. a fire tears through a home in san francisco leaving for people without a place to live citizen app. video captured the moment this fire erupted in this 2 story. multi residential building. this happened in the sunnydale neighborhood of san francisco early saturday morning. fire officials say no one was injured. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. 70 national park is closed due

to the severe winter weather travel along all park roads is restricted to administrative ust only the closure will last until march. 1st, this comes as the entire state is dealing with severe winter weather right date. >> yeah, they're going to be very unsettled weather going on up there in your 70, certainly up until the first of march. here's what's going on. storm tracker 4 waiting for a storm system to drop south. it'll do so around the noon hour through the rest of the bay in the afternoon. >> but it's only the first of several coming week on forecast. coming up.

>> now to the south bay on mount hamilton. check out that wintry scene there. lick observatory is telling people not to visit this weekend. they've gotten well over a foot of snow over the past few days. their crews doing the best they can to clear the area of all the snow, but they are still waiting for caltrans to help plow the road leading up to the observatory. they say ice is forming on the roadways in the area. so they're asking everyone to please be safe and to stay away and refrain from trying to visit at this time. and the bay area's not the only place seeing snow. check out this live. look now at the sierra, a fresh layer of snow blanketed the ground on saturday and there's even more

snow expected over the next few days. a blizzard warning does go into effect in parts of the sierra starting tomorrow. and we're seeing a few travelers on the roadways up in this year at this hour. not too many, though. so a reminder that folks travel slowly and carefully if they must during these wet and windy conditions. and meantime, back here in the bay area, we're waiting for the rain headed our way. and dave spahr, of course, tracking it all for us in the weather center. good morning, dave. what should we know? allow good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and you're just talking about and tahoe. yes, a winter storm warning to start. >> let's switch over to the blizzard warning for tomorrow. that's because we're going to have snow in. let's throw in some good wins in here. visibility levels, a quarter a mile and below after that point making traveling very hazardous. and that's going to be with us until 04:00am on wednesday. taking us right into march, as you will definitely winter has more punch left in it. the translation for the bay area will be rain. here's what's

going on as the castle. pete, to give you just an idea, you can see some of the flakes flying already and the snow looks to be starting to cover up some of roadways just a little bit here. as you can see, traffic is still at least moving storm tracker. 4 noting that line. this is the bigger juice, your line or if you can make it here, it is a nice, good dividing line. this is the frontal thing. so we get colder behind it. also, this is going to drive winds right before but more important a little bit afterwards in the sky should open up in the north bay post rain today. temperature for you. mid 40's going over. most of the geography right now due to the fact that we have all this activity going on that keeps temperatures a little supported, not as cold as it has been. let's time this all out for you around one or so o'clock there. it is marching right through the mid portions of the bay. heavy rain at times. backside of it, what it's going to be much colder. skies opened up and we see a little sun at least up in the north bay, opening up skies a little bit overnight. however, here comes our next line. late commute, heavy rain, more

quantitatively 2 in snow levels drop a little bit more. so maybe today will be about 2500 feet dropping about 2000 feet or so. but the other issue is besides higher peaks that are noting some of that snow that will happen or local mountains also because of instability that will drive thunder shower activity. also, some hail is possible. we had some of the hail also with the systems last week with very, very snow levels as take much turbulence to do that. this could be a little higher, but still plenty a possibility of seeing some hail with that, which is not really a winter feature in and of itself. a to z tells us a very in through tuesday there's another batch look out for and again wednesday, a little unsettled until we dry out for the remainder of the week about those winds mentioned today. we'll get a pop not for long lasting, get them in the 20's, maybe about 30 or so. but here's the bigger deal. monday pre storm before the rain gets here. the heavy rain and into the afternoon national service is watching this. they may issue something on this later, 70. all right, dave, thank you so much for that update.

>> wolf, and choreographer alonso king is known all around the world, considered a visionary in his field. the kennedy center for the arts honored king as a master of quarter choreography as well. kron four's pam moore spent some time with him. >> alonzo king does not believe in looking at life through limitations. whether it is the dances he korea graphs, the parts that you find challenging. that's where you really want to go the most to figure it out that uses information in there for you the way he guys and teaches his >> instead, new tools and how to work that you can your evolution. >> warren, a social justice forum where he explains the motivation behind his creation of lines, gone to all the big schools, american billy the to school make a belly

balanchine. >> trained and it was a very tight door to get is. and i felt the when i started the company was going to be like that, that i wanted it to look like the world. >> lego art. >> is inside of the art. is. and so it's not this external thing that you're going for its something that's already in dancer, a jesus oco, has danced 9 years with lines. >> i would describe him as somebody that isn't just worried about steps but more about what are we saying? what is the message? what's the meanings? king's vision of life and dances so much larger than any stage. >> yet his love of ballet and movement which he got from his mother is where that vision plays out. >> you know, i was trained in so many different forms, but was more my temperament, the classic, a the geometric structures enticing. beautiful

to me. >> king was raised in an activist family in georgia. his parents and many relatives were steeped in the civil rights movement. he says as a child learning the courage of their convictions had a lasting effect on his belief about truth and integrity. >> i remember as little kid being taken to miss meetings and still to be ready to give up your for something that you believe in is a very intimidating to be and inspiring. >> and he says he carries that truth into his choreography. when you look at someone who to do it. >> and they haven't romance. and they've been working their entire life and planted in truth to the best of their ability. they moved to they look different. they be able

to their is artifice. and so theee's bravery. this year. this because not many bills are needed and we see these qualities, we think and we feel i want to be like that. we see someone move and it's beautiful. i want to be that i want to be that vulnerable. the art is is aiming for accuracy every level. >> and so when you see that it's akin to a it's akin to a it's akin to life. it's true. >> michael montgomery has danced with lines for 13 years, working with is a gift. you know, the way that he expresses his passion for dance is so rare to find in the and said to be one of his dancers, you you feel like you're not only growing as as an artist, but as a person.

you find yourself. >> alonso is to provoke a tour his work is so spiritual and so deep that i know i like many others are moved to tears by its brilliance and beauty. >> king was recently honored by the state of california. one of 11 people inducted into the 2022 hall of fame. >> taking the best expression of dance is when the artist to look internally and brings honesty to the performance, going to inhabit this idea. >> i'm going to become selfless. >> not what i want to do. what i think feels good. what i think i'm good that. but what is required by the role and how could i make it move in this? >> that selflessness. >> and that was pam moore reporting for us this morning. we have an entire section on our website dedicated to black history month all you have to do is scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will

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filing deadline in california until october. 16th. this also means that eligible taxpayers have until october 16th to make 2022 contributions to their iras and health savings accounts. the new federal deadline change impacts those affected by the recent severe winter storms, flooding, landslides and mudslides. the state has not said if it will also extend its deadline as well. a warning now for iphone users and owners this morning. investigators say smartphone thieves are spying on people as they're entering pass codes into their phones in public places. the fee, the thieves will then steal the device by assaulting or intimidating the victim. they reset the victims. apple id in the settings app turn off. find my phone to prevent the owner from tracking it. then remove other authorized devices from the account. an apple spokesperson said the company is working tirelessly to prevent new and emerging threats. but just a reminder that when you're out in public, it's probably best to kind of keep your phone screen

covered. so people aren't seeing what password are entering their. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, longtime bay area congresswoman barbara lee officially launches her campaign for a seat in the u.s. senate. u.s. senate. >> the details after this.

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latest. dave, it's going to be a pretty wet morning for a lot of folks will actually actually into the early afternoon to, you know, really the bull's eye for activity will be probably about 11 o'clock through. >> say 2 or 3 this afternoon, the dropping into the south bay already kind of overcast. we have that kind of waiting for things to happen. so it's the calm prior to the stormy afternoon going on here for us. let's give you kind of a snapshot on storm tracker. 4, some splotches of some light rain showers. but you see that agitation up towards the north. there. that's kind of where the line is, where the frontal boundary as meaning that after it passes with everything, we'll have some cooler temperatures on the backside of all of that. we're not going to see snow levels with this activity early next week dropped to what they were last week. but we will see maybe perhaps some thunderstorm activity more than we did see last go-around simply because more education is in place here in temperature check for you. got the mid 40's over most of the region. not as cold as it was from yesterday because of all of this traffic going on. in fact, our coldest days won't

be until thursday morning. it looks like after all of this, we get some drier air in here and some clear skies wind tracker for you where the lower teens we do see a pop happening with winds this afternoon. they don't look to be enough for any wind advisory national, the services, moderate monitoring monday to see if they have the issue. anything on that front. so basically showers going on here for you as we get to around the noon hour, then we get to more of the rain deal as we get to the afternoon. coming up a little bit here will get in time you for that. what you can expect this sunday and also into monday morning's commute as well, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> longtime oakland congresswoman barbara lee formally launched her campaign for senator dianne feinstein seat kron four's philippe djegal reports from lee's rally. >> oakland congresswoman barbara lee receiving rousing endorsements from prominent local and state elected leaders as the longtime lawmaker officially launches

her campaign for u.s. we know and love up. >> it's for everyone. least euro courageous actions. and what she's going to be able to bring to the table. we know that we are sending a wave here. representative lee announcing who run for senate at laney college in oakland saturday. >> and justice. other bay area political icon seat in the senate earlier this month, u.s. senator dianne feinstein announced she will not seek reelection. >> for the seat she has held since 1992 prime a change. gun safety. comprehensive immigration reform and policies. >> yeah, we've got to do that. this is america and she says the state and country needs someone in the senate. >> with experiences as a a grandmother. a progressive.

and a black and lee has previously served in the state assembly and state senate. >> you know, clinton deleted all kron. >> and the cold weekday storm we've been tracking for you about storm system blanketed parts of the bay area with snow. we niche attic shows us how things look in. napa county. >> beautiful lake tahoe with snow on the mountain tops above. it's not tom hogue, but lake berryessa. it's crazy. don't get to see this much. it's a couple times in a lifetime. so >> just really need it. super we haven't had snow like that. we've lived there for over. 25 years, though. this is the first heavy snow we've had in 26 years. >> the snow made it all the way down next to highway one. 21. >> he says there's at least 6 inches of snow which began falling after midnight thursday night. we came down

here because we want to get out of the we noted yesterday what it's like to see beautiful snow on the mountain. we normally come up here when it's 100 degrees. and so it's at the local watering hole, turtle rock bar and cafe. he's doing business like it's summertime right now because their base coming out for the so it's lot of people coming into the to never seen snow before. >> he had to postpone a chinese new year celebration. so people could be sure and make it down. once all the snow clears out, come up to see is that there is a supported by. >> i'm camping and even with the the don't care. they're still fighting. so so good. >> and former president jimmy carter will spend his final days in his quiet hometown of plains, georgia, with the support of family and friends. the carter center announcing the news the 39th u.s. president will up for hospice care at home artist richard

reid. was there. >> as the sun rises in this quaint town in plains, georgia, home of former u.s. president jimmy carter. it's hard to miss the impact that the thirty-ninth president continues to have. >> here in plains, georgia, this is the boyhood home of former u.s. president jimmy carter. he grew up here between the ages of 4 until departed for college. his father, earl used to grow crops here, sugarcane p not corn and cotton. and even to this day, jimmy carter lives in the air. and with humble beginnings. >> have a lot says she say it. they don't seem quite as but come not now law. >> up and down main street, the signs, the stores and the talk of the town, all about carter's compassion, kindness and humility. that was 2000 carter items and we probably

have about 1100 different buttons in stock. >> if you notice his stuff is overwhelmingly green and that's because he wanted to show his support for the environment. be it his love for politics. this is my favorite item because i feel everyone should give him a jimmy. he came in for years on and off depending on his schedule. and a lot of the times we would talk about politics. i could pick the most off topic and he would know every detail there is or his love for peanuts. we come up with this and one cargo like mean modify your son and a half a gallon up now likely fresh likely won't put every could he used to come in and get ice cream. michelle. >> and coach who used to have meals that had to coming with a card or put people first valuing his faith, his education. >> and his service to others. you couldn't ask for people that are more down to earth. they're caring and

sympathetic. if someone needs help or if someone's health care about it, they'll go visit you. the new people moving into town. they used to visit. carter suffered a slew of health issues over the past decade, including cancer. and if you falls but never losing his drive. reporting in plains, georgia, part of the shah tree. atlanta bureau chief. >> and president carter established the carter center in atlanta back in 1982, it helps monitor elections in erratic. a disease is all around the world. the carter center is accepting messages of prayer and support right now on its website. they've already gotten more than 7,000 messages. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. it taste buds could turn back time. >> this bay area classic would do just that. our vicki liviakis introduces us to a san francisco staple in this san francisco staple in this morning's dine. and dish.

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in action and it was a back and forth game between the a's and the arizona diamondbacks. but in the 5th inning, oakland scored 6 runs they go on to beat the diamondbacks by a final of 12 to 7. the a's play again this afternoon taking on the milwaukee brewers. happening today, the golden state warriors take on the minnesota timberwolves at chase center. the warriors are coming off a win against the houston rockets on friday night. tipoff for tonight's game set for 4.30. graham. a reminder coming up later this morning on kron 4. you can watch live golf coverage starts at 11:00am right here on kron 4. so stay tuned for that. >> it's good to stay and watch the golf game. yeah, because we've got rain coming our way. it's up in the north right now. it's expected to drop in across most of the bay around the lunch hour in shortly into the afternoon as well. but there's more yet to come early next week. we'll take a look

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snow yeah. and more to come by the way to in the next couple of days. snow levels not as low as they were late last week, but there will be enough to maybe. >> for our local mountains, kind of add a little bit more of a dusting to that. we have several hits coming starting with today. real quick. their forecast. pretty simple. snow, snow and more snow in the bristol blizzard form the next couple of days. which is why >> they have a blizzard warning all the way to about wednesday looking at 20's. this is the big map here. the winter storm warning shift over to a blizzard warning starting tomorrow through wednesday morning at 04:00am reason is very apparent from the moisture. here it is up to the north. from our perspective. that's the front that's going to bring in also with us, some colder air on the backside of all of that 4 successive systems coming our way early into next week. ending in future cast for here. it is by 2 o'clock. here is the progress. seems to be taking a little longer to drop south with successive updates here. but in the north bay, looks like it will open up the skies before sunset. then we get another period of quietness until tomorrow

morning. there's 11 o'clock after the commute. you can see, but still in the higher elevations. more snow coming our way. the other issue with this freeze line being say 2000 feet and so forth, even 2500 feet, it will start to get some hail going on here with a thunder shower action with the education. how much rain we're getting today. it's relatively modest amounts, maybe a quarter of an inch or less. but then we add to that for tomorrow's activity and that's pushing the total at that point. that means tomorrow evening say 3 quarters of an inch to a half or so. so again, kind of a work in progress. now the winds we see a pop happening today. that's a given. and with our frontal system tomorrow, the winds will be a little longer lasting. this is before the precipitation really gets here as it gets here. it heavy and then it remains quite breezy through the afternoon national weather service kind of monitor moderating this monitoring this and then the issue of a wind advisory for us. as of now, we're not really in that northern sullivan county technically is. but everybody

else is not. here's what it looks like as we go for the hit, the win to get later on today and tomorrow. that's the other one snows continue in the mountains. as we mentioned earlier, we get a break midweek. thursday night into friday is a little opportunity for quick little shower and then more traffic coming into the following weekend were already in early march by this point. and you see activity still remains forecast is pretty simple here. 52 will say for oakland, san jose and san francisco. the timing, of course, being different. san francisco be more noon. 1 o'clock. san jose. it's for us to get to the mid afternoon into the early evening hours. here's the 7 day forecast unsettled to start by wednesday. we shift over temperatures pretty much hold into the 50's lows, though. we're kind of interesting with a little drop by the time we get to around thursday, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the battle over blue versus green text bubbles has helped apple solidify its place among many smartphone users. our rich demuro explains.

>> thanks to green bubbles just ugly in general for me. i don't know. i don't like it. it's that age old debate, ios versus android. the blue bubble versus the green bubble is a big part of it. yes. at the end of the day, android and iphone together in a group chat room and iphone and android users know when it comes to exchanging messages. group chats, photos and videos just aren't the same when they're being sent between the 2 platforms. the video kind of lag in a way. >> and you can't really hear anything. apple partially engineer to it that way because i message isn't available on android and cupertino hasn't adopted a more modern texting standard called rcs. that would smooth things over as a business case. in terms of selling more phones are keeping the because he's a lock down. there is patrick mcgee is a financial times reporter in san francisco. he says gen z smartphone users are overwhelmingly iphone and even feel a social pressure to stay

with it. a sort of like the digital equivalent of like if you don't play ball, you're not sort of in the room where the real decisions but high school level and that it will level the students seem to agree. it's more like a financial issues like you seen as like kind of a lesser because you have an android. >> it's kind of like kind of like miss. marianna pitino says she's proud to carry her. android is just the phone i'm able to call. i'm able to but she has considered a switch. there's times where i'm like, oh, maybe an iphone, but i like my phone and what it is that there's also a halo effect for every iphone sold. apple sells ipads, apple watches and air pods for samsung. it's much less. so this sort of ecosystem advantage that apple has i think is just on a different scale than anybody else. from my point of view, there is no other way. >> an iphone like i would never get another time tonight. there are ways around this. of course, apps like snapchat, telegram whatsapp and facebook messenger, all

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hurt. this is the second time 4 year-old ben has escaped his bear enclosure at the zoo. and we're hearing that he's a pretty smart fella so they might have to get a little bit creative to keep been inside of his enclosure. still ahead on the next hour of the kron 4 morning news. the rain may have given us a little bit of a break, but more is on the way as you can see on storm tracker, 4 radar. >> we have dave sphar the weather center with the very latest on that. plus, oprah police have their hands full investigating 3 homicides over the weekend. why police are struggling to stop the violence.

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> this morning on the kron 4 morning news. a few showers we're tracking across the bay area. now to start off your morning. you can see stormtracker 4 radar all lit up in green in different parts of the bay area indicating rainfall. and we know that more of that rain is expected to come down across the bay area at different parts today. good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. happy sunday,

february. 26. we're covering a lot for you this morning, including the weather. let's check in with dave sphar for a look at the timing of that okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. getting a little bit of a break early this as we take a look at live radar kind of zoomed in right here on the bay area. couple little splotches appear there. but >> all in all, just a bht of a break before the action fires back up again around the noon hour or so. we'll call it kind of overcast as what we've got going on the east bay shoreline, as you will notice. and that's not apt to change. temperatures have been holding pretty much in the mid to upper 40's this morning. we didn't get really cold overnight because of all of this and watching a little chillier later on this week, particularly when everything's all said and done half a dozen degrees or better is kind of were clocked at 24 hours ago comparison. and thus a fog cast really shows these lines move through like this afternoon. and then the next line into tomorrow. as you can see the timing there that about noon that will be sinking much further to the south. and it looks like that will start after the morning

commute. the break down today. again, 1 o'clock. we've got some light rain working at that point in the east bay down to the peninsula and in the south bay, light rain by that point, as you can see by the late afternoon, some sunshine actually in the north bay by probably the late afternoon before the early evening. coming up in a bit. we'll give you the timing of this and also take a look at monday with looks to be at rocking as well, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> our top story this morning. oakland police have their hands full this weekend investigating 3 deadly shootings. we first told you about these yesterday right here on the kron. 4 morning news kron four's gayle ong spoke with the president of the police union about the struggles officers are facing as they try to stop the violence. >> another tragic low tonight on the streets of oakland, investigators remain at the scenes of 3 separate friday night shootings throughout saturday afternoon. sergeant barry donelan, president of the oakland police officers association says man was shot and killed around 07:45pm on the 7200 block of

international boulevard. that's about 5 blocks away from the coliseum. bart station, a second deadly shooting happened about an hour later. just 2 blocks away again on international boulevard. 2 hours later, a 3rd shooting not far from the first 2 on 67th avenue. all 3 victims died before they could be taken to the hospital where at the same. >> number of homicides that we had last year. and that's because last year we had more than 100 for the year and this space. it's not good for the city. sergeant donald and says there are too many guns on the streets and too few officers. the city is awash in legal firearms. there are only 712 uniformed police officers of all ranks, which is considerably less than when i started 20 years ago to respond to violence. oakland recently lost its 10 police chief in as many years when she floor on armstrong was fired by mayor sheng tao. >> but sergeant donald and says that hasn't impacted the

work ethic of officers continue to come to work every day diligently and going to work to try and reduce crime and improve public safety for our residents. in a series of tweets, district 6 city council member kevin jenkins wrote in part, quote, i am truly saddened at this level of violence is persistent in our city. i pray for the families of those that lost their lives for the community as a whole dealing with trauma associated with gun violence. >> it is imperative that we do not become desensitized and let violence in our community become the norm. the council member also wrote he spoke with the mayor and she reiterated her support to keep communities safe. >> and get guns off the streets. >> and police have not said if the shootings are connected, the names of the victims have not yet been released. anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police in the newsroom. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, 23 boats were destroyed when this fire broke out at a lake darrius a dog on friday night. you can

see those flames and smoke to shooting up into the air. there. kron four's amanda hari spoke with people who were there when those boats went up in flames. >> close to 2 dozen boats went up in smoke along with the dock at markley cove in lake berryessa. the calls came pouring into local firefighters by the time cal fire arrived. doc t looks like this was a challenging situation and present in some. >> potential dangers for firefighters to get to coming down and darkness walking down the boat ramp not know structural that the fire presented some unique challengts for cal fire on the water. >> firefighter jason clay was there friday night. he says at one point some flaming debris started floating away. our fighters. >> we're able to get on some boats in and. do some fire suppression efforts for the burning parts of detachment clothing independently. by saturday morning, there were at least 23 damaged or destroyed vessels. this one

burned beyond repair brian gross and hide or was there having dinner on a friend's boat on the fire started? one of the people said was at a sonic boom or something. looked outside and saw the flames. yes, the >> propane tanks or maybe the fuel tanks were starting to explode. and, you know, it would just make the plane's tires and whatnot. despite that person, hyder said he wasn't worried about his vote. >> because the flames were far enough away. he called 9-1-1, but it took firefighters about 20 minutes to get there. it was just scary because just like you just thinking of other people's with their boats over there going, man. i hope that i hope it stops. luckily, it seems like no one was injured in the fire. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> armed robbers tried to target 3 people in a cafe this week. 2 men entered san francisco's lake cafe du soleil and tried to make off with laptops owned by the 3

victims. police say at 1.1 of the would-be robbers pulled out a gun. in the end, the men were not able to steal anything. but one of the victims was injured in the scuffle. >> it's really shocking to me >> when expect that and i think crime in general has been pretty. pretty on the team. so that's kind of a shocking development. >> so far no arrests have been made. new video into the kron. 4 news and had to be rescued by coast guard crew by coast guard crew early this morning in daly city. and this is video of that rescue. the coast guard and firefighters responded to help just before 4.30, this morning a helicopter was sent from the coast guard station in san francisco. the man involved was rescued and taken to the coast guard station to be evaluated. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a fire leaves at least 4 people displaced in san francisco. >> with details after this.

and he is a world renowned ballet, choreographer and philosopher all rolled into one meet the bay area's alonzo king. and if you're thinking about heading to the lick observatory to check out the snow, you might want to think snow, you might want to think again, more after this.

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>> in national news, the ntsb is working to figure out what caused a medical plane to crash in nevada, killing all 5 people on board. the small prop plane went down near stagecoach which is southeast of reno. the area was under a winter storm warning late friday night when the plane went down. it took emergency crews about 2 hours to find the wreckage. the passengers included the pilot, a patient's, a family member, a nurse and paramedic. a fire tears through a home in san francisco, leaving for people without a place to live citizen app. video captured the moment the fire erupted in this 2 story. multi residential building. this is in the sunnydale neighborhood early saturday morning. fire officials say no one was injured and the cause of this fire remains under investigation. the 70 national park is closed due to the severe winter conditions. travel along park. roads is restricted to administrative use only this closure will last until march first and comes as the entire state

continues to grapple with that severe winter weather that i know dave's been keeping a track of for us. >> that's actually looks like spring picture there, too. but we have more snow coming our way and up in the mountains as well. a blizzard warning going on up in the mountains that will be from tomorrow through wednesday morning. we got batches of rain come to the bay area will track it for you bay area will track it for you all. coming next.

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>> in the south bay on mount hamilton, it's looking so pretty out there. but lick observatory is telling people not to visit them this weekend. they've gotten well over a foot of snow over the past few days. and as pretty as all this the observatory says that their crews are doing the best they can to clear the area all that snow and debris. they are waiting for caltrans to plow the road up to the observatory and they say that ice is forming on the roadways. so it's best to be safe. and they're asking the public to stay away just for the time being. areas, not the only place seeing all that snowfall. check out this live. look at the sierra now. a fresh layer of snow blanketed the ground on saturday and there is more snowfall expected over the next few days. a blizzard warning goes

into effect in parts of the sierra starting tomorrow. so if you must travel, please do so safely because those roadways are going to be pretty slick. and meantime, back here in the bay area, we're waiting for the rain headed our dave, when should we expect that? >> well, we had some light rain. good morning. 71 everybody. some light rain going on, predawn and kind of take a little bit of a break from all of this before it really hits on us as around the noon hour is a good working tine afternoon. most of the bay will be involved in all of this in the north, they will actually see things open up a little bit. the late afternoon you're mentioning earlier, quick tahoe in the blizzard warning and everything that kicks in tomorrow when the blizzard warning. what's that different from a winter storm warning? basically you have a lot of winds and reduced visibility levels down below a quarter of a mile or less for an extended period of time. and by the way, that warning goes all the way into the middle of the week to show you how much traffic is coming our way. that will mean rain for the bay area except or higher elevations. snow levels with

this first hit around 3,000 believe it is. it will drop a little bit throughout the week, maybe down to about 2000 feet or so with successive systems that's pertinent for us in the lower levels, not because of snow, but because with the dynamics in the atmosphere that will give us some lightning or thunder, maybe some hail potentially with all of this. and we have some winds at the surface to quick check of those temperatures were mid 40's to upper 40's. that's pretty much where we've been since dawn. we've been more moderate this morning compared to other mornings because of all this moisture. it's been at hand here and just generally what's going case will freeze and hear about when it really gets going here. one, 15 ish or so latest models pushed it a little bit later here. so a drop south clears up a little bit up in the north bay just before sunset departs the whole bay area for tonight. then tomorrow here comes late commute. looks like this is good news. at least by 8 o'clock is when it's starting fills out throughout the bay area throughout the day. and that will also drive some winds. spotty showers

throughout the day. and we have another hit. looks like by tuesday morning as well. let's get to those winds. now. there is a pot that happens today. not long lasting. so the national weather service is basically passing on all this. then comes as bigger hit tomorrow and monitoring this. and you may hear later statements regarding this for monday morning winds will start for the storm. gets here. we'll have rain and winds and winds post the storm. by the way, that will be a frontal boundary will have some cooler temperatures filtering in behind all of that today. kind of overcast, gloomy looking breaks in the clouds to get to the north temps about 52 afternoon, rain and wind for open down to san jose. here's a quick look at those temperatures. lower 50's stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> famed choreographer alonzo king is known around the world, considered a visionary in his field. the candidate, the kennedy center, excuse me, the kennedy center for the arts honor. king is a master of choreography kron four's. pam moore spent some time with him.

>> alonzo king does not believe in looking at life through limitations. whether it is the dances he korea graphs, the parts that you find challenging. that's where you really want to go the most to figure it out that uses information in there for you the way he guys and teaches his >> instead, tools and how to work that you can your evolution. >> warren, a social justice forum where he explains the motivation behind his creation of lines, gone to all the big schools, american billy the to school make a belly balanchine. >> trained and it was a very tight door to get is. and i felt the when i started the company was going to be like that, that i wanted it to look like the world. >> lego art.

>> is inside of the art? is. and so it's not this external thing that you're going for its something that's already in answer a jesus oco has danced 9 years with lines. >> i would describe him as somebody that isn't just worried about steps but more about what are we saying? what is the message? what's the meanings? king's vision of life and dances so much larger than any stage. >> yet his love of ballet and movement which he got from his mother is where that vision plays out. >> you know, i was trained in so many different forms, but was more my temperament, the classic, a the geometric structures enticing. beautiful to me. >> king was raised in an activist family in georgia. his parents and many relatives were steeped in the civil rights movement. he says as a child learning the courage of

their convictions had a lasting effect on his belief about truth and integrity. >> i remember as little kid being taken to miss meetings and so to be ready to give up your for something that you believe in is a very intimidating to be a and inspiring. >> and he says he carries that truth into his choreography. when you look at someone who to do it. >> and they haven't romance. and they've been working their entire life and planted in truth to the best of their ability. they moved to they look different. they be a bit different. there is little artifice. and so there's bravery this year, the business because not many bills are needed and we see these qualities, we think and we feel i want to be like

that. we see someone move and it's beautiful. i want to be that i want to be that vulnerable. the art is is aiming for accuracy on every level. >> and so when you see that it's akin to a it's akin to a it's akin to life. it's true. >> michael montgomery has danced with lines for 13 years, working with is a gift. you know, the way that he expresses his passion for dance is so rare to find in the and so to be one of his dancers, you you feel like you're not only growing as as an artist, but as a person. you find yourself. >> alonso is to provoke a tour his work is so spiritual and so deep that i know i like many others are moved to tears by its brilliance and beauty.

>> king was recently honored by the state of california. one of 11 people inducted into the 2022 hall of fame. >> taking the best expression of dance is when the artist to look internally and brings honesty to the performance, going to inhabit this idea. i'm going to become selfless. >> not what i want to do. what i think feels good. what i think i'm good that. but what is required by the role and how could i make it move in this? >> that selflessness. >> and that was pam moore reporting for us this morning. we have an entire section on our website dedicated to black history month. well, you have to do is scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to that part of our coverage. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, you might have more time to file your taxes. >> we break down who falls into those categories after this.

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>> all right. good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. it is 9.29 this beautiful sunday morning. it's get your sunday started with a check of the forecast with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. kind of overcast as what we've got going on as a precursor of motion. >> before the rain arrives in force as we approach around the noon hour shortly there afterwards, it looks like a quick shot of where we stand right now. pretty much solano counties where most of the lighter rain has been hanging out lately. we haven't seen too much extra stuff come up from the northwest but it's not too far from home and it will deliver some wind in some rain forests around noon shortly there afterwards, temperatures have been holding pretty much mid to upper 40's about all morning. we didn't get the really cold spell at night. like we typically have been the last couple of days. we stayed out of the 30's because of this. a shield of cloud cover and winds and so forth. speaking of which kind of a breezy like conditions which will become a little

windy for a time early this afternoon. the breakdown for you. keep this cloudy with showers going on. light rain, too. as we start to get to the later afternoon and early evening, there's a bigger hit expected by tomorrow morning. that should be post can the early part of the commute at least latter commute into the afternoon. we'll track that for you, too. coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave. >> longtime oakland congresswoman barbara lee formally launched her campaign for senator dianne feinstein seat kron four's philippe djegal reports from lee's rally. >> oakland congresswoman barbara lee receiving rousing endorsements from prominent local and state elected leaders as the longtime lawmaker officially launches her campaign for u.s. we know and love up. >> it's for everyone. least euro courageous actions. and what she's going to be able to bring to the table. we know that we are sending a where

here, representative lee announcing who run for senate at laney college in oakland >> and justice. other bay area political icon seat in the senate earlier this month. u.s. senator dianne feinstein announced she will not seek reelection. >> for the seat she has held since 1992 prime a change. >> gun safety. comprehensive immigration reform and policies. yeah, we've got to do that. this is america and she says the state and country needs someone in the senate. >> with experiences as a a grandmother. a progressive. and a black and lee has previously served in the state assembly and state senate in oakland, philippe all kron. news. >> and that cold weekdays storm system we've been tracking for you here blanketed parts of the bay

area with snow. reena shadix shows us what things look like in napa county. >> beautiful lake tahoe with snow on the mountain tops above. it's not tahoe, but lake berryessa. it's crazy. don't get to see this much. it's a couple times in a lifetime. so it >> just really need it. super we haven't had snow like that. we've lived there for over. 25 years, though. this is the first heavy snow. we've had in 26 years. >> the snow made it all the way down next to highway one. 21. >> he says there's at least 6 inches of snow which began falling after midnight thursday night. we came down here because we want to get out of the we noted yesterday what it's like to see beautiful snow on the mountain. we normally come up here when it's 100 degrees. and so it's at the local watering hole, turtle rock bar and cafe. he's doing business

like it's summertime right now because their base coming out for the so it's lot of people coming of the to never seen snow before. >> he had to postpone a chinese new year celebration tell people could be sure and make it down. once all the snow clears out, come up to see supported by. >> i'm camping and even with the the don't care. they're still fighting. so so good. >> and winter storms are also bringing heavy snowfall to the mountains in southern california. shelby nelson is in big bear just east of la with a look at the conditions there. >> it's unlike something most of us have ever seen near whiteout conditions at times in big bear and no way up the mountain closures spanning across the san bernardino county mountains with a slew of stuck vehicles. big rigs included this year. >> westbound on the a team.

>> the road is closed at the big bird am at the intersection where highway 18 meets the 38 road. closure signs are practically buried in several feet of snow. right now. we're stuck in here. you know, we we don't know if we're going to make it and we have a flight to >> in a few hours and his family are visiting from mexico city. this was his second try getting down the mountain after his first attempt failed. the family now weighing their options, hoping canceling their flights at lax isn't one of them. clouds passing through to clear roads, but at times to no avail. but for people, snowden, many were just happy to be there already to witness the majestic mountain scenery, especially the ones at snow summit, ski resort. >> and it was good. it was gone. >> it's amazing. this fresh powder, we decided to test ourselves making one quick snowboarding run down the mountain. and yes, we can confirm it was the perfect amount of powder. also, he's

the best know i've ever seen. but with heavy snow try about 5 feet of snow summit in big bear and several feet in lake arrowhead comes a whole new set of problems for wild haven ranch in cedar. glen. >> we're snowed in so badly because of the fact that snow plows have not been able to reach us bears. eagles coyote is the organization is a wildlife sanctuary where staff cares for 24 species of animals sent in from all over the state. but with the heavy snowfall, even staff living nearby can't get through the heaps of snow to provide food or water, putting the vulnerable animals at risk. so director diana williams is pleading for help from the public and state and county officials. snowplow are snow plows shovelers and snow blowers and people people who can actually do the work because we've got 35 acres here and the animals are on 5 acres. that's the very latest here in big shelby nelson.

>> i take a good look at that. crews arrived just in time to save a driver stranded in the rising flood waters in ventura county. firefighters swooped in to pull the driver out of the car, then hoisted the victim to safety the whole time that person holding on to the rescuer for dear life while being pelted by heavy rain. southern california is dealing with massive flooding caused by severe. >> whether they got that guy out. okay. >> and former president jimmy carter will spend his final days in his quiet hometown of plains, georgia, with the support of family and friends. the carter center announcing the news the 39th u.s. president will opt for hospice care at home. our artists to shot jury was there. >> as the sun rises in this quaint town in plains, georgia, home of former u.s. president jimmy carter. it's hard to miss the impact that the thirty-ninth president

continues to have. >> here in plains, georgia, this is the boyhood home of former u.s. president jimmy carter. he grew up here between the ages of 4 until departed for college. his father, earl used to grow crops here, sugarcane, peanuts, corn and cotton. and even to this day, jimmy carter lives in the air. and with humble beginnings. >> a lot says she they don't seem quite as but come not that long. >> up and down main street, the signs, the stores and the talk of the town, all about carter's compassion, kindness and humility. that was 2000 carter items that we probably have about 1100 different buttons in stock. >> if you notice his stuff is overwhelmingly green and that's because he wanted to show his support for the environment being his love for politics. this is my favorite

item cause. i feel everyone should give him a jimmy. he came in for years on and off depending on his schedule. and a lot of the times we would talk about politics. i could pick the most off topic and he would know every detail there is or his love for peanuts. we come up this and one crash the car like mean modify that your son and a half a gallon up now likely fresh likely won't put every could he used to come in and get ice cream. michelle. >> and coach who used to have meals that had to coming with a card or put people first valuing his faith, his education. >> and his service to others. you couldn't ask for people that are more down to earth. they're caring and sympathetic. if someone needs help or if someone's health care about it, they'll go visit you. the new people moving into town. they used to visit. carter suffered a slew of health issues over the past decade, including cancer. and

if you falls but never losing his drive. reporting in plains, georgia, part of the shah tree. atlanta bureau chief. >> and president carter established the carter center in atlanta back in 1982, it helps monitor elections and eradicate diseases around the world. the carter center is accepting messages of prayer and support on its website. they've already received more than 7,000 messages. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news at taste buds could turn back time. >> is bay area classic would do just that. vicki liviakis introduces us to a san francisco staple in this morning's dine and dish. >> looking for a wet early afternoon tracking the first of a series of storms coming our way into early next week. we'll have a look at your forecast coming up in just that

>> i will remember the city back in the 90's. the niners won the super bowl and the giants were still playing at candlestick. well, if you're feeling sentimental about san francisco back in the day, there's a place that's ready to celebrate with you. our vicki liviakis explains in this morning's dine and dish. >> at the foot of market street in san francisco. one market is feeling some 90's. nostalgia, hard to believe, but one market here has been around for. the lounge.

there's moving to the tunes of relief healthy playing the standards. what market is a california classic. that 3 lot has happened in this my gosh, for sure has. and we're just proud to be here. do serving up some of greatest hits from back. then take a lot do fashioning interviews. sent back to the table. i try to be huge issues every year which keeps me my creativity going. and it also restaurant >> to celebrate the 30th anniversary, you might want to order from back issues. >> the short with truffle mashed potatoes is always hit. and how about this put trolley so sue flight? or this month pitts is here. one market with no shortage interest and

bottles on served lots of fantastic wines that that i've chosen for the anniversary. here's to the next 30 years. san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 >> that just looks so delicious. and really, vicki just gets the best assignments, doesn't she? all right. that was kron four's. vicki liviakis reporting for us this morning. likely with a very full let's take a live look now at mount tam where you can see that the weather is certainly very, very active over this part of the bay area. starting to see a bit of rain over there. and earlier we could even make out the snow. you can kind of see here in this perspective to the snow that's fallen over a mount tam as well. dave. >> yeah, and we will add to that today and probably early into the week. 2 of those snow levels dipped to about 2000 feet or so. so at least a scraping by our local mountains as what we'll see. meanwhile, sending you up to we're a castle peak here. it

is. this layer of road all this morning. it's been progressively getting worse as the snow is already starting to fall. there's more where that came from snow and winds, cold temps, mid 20's were expect the next couple of days. they're for winter storm warning that switches to a blizzard warning tomorrow all the way 04:00am on wednesday. that's because of those heavy winds and whiteout conditions expected. all right. the heavy rain is expected to drop in here. as we get to about noon. it's still up towards the north. very clear behind it. that's the frontal boundary with the cold air will settle in and its wake sunday again today we look at about one 30 crossing. the beijing will notice here clearing out. it looks like in the north bay before sunset a little bit of a breather until the next system looks to arrive for most of the bay in the late commute hours. so the 7.30 onward looks to go downhill. 8, 9 o'clock of the kind of messy here. again, lower snow levels to our mountains. that is and then behind all of that

spotty showers throughout the day and then tomorrow night in 2 looks like tuesday and wednesday. how much we getting not a whole lot from this first system, maybe about a quarter. if we approach that and then we'll get up there. 3 bets by the time we get to tomorrow night tally by tomorrow night's tally. they'll be adding to that, of course, on tuesday and wednesday about the winds are going to pop a little bit quickly with this first system. then tomorrow the winds will be here early. here comes the rain and afterwards still kind of breezy in its wake. no wind advisory has been posted with this. but this still watching it to see if they want to issue anything. so here it is on monday, tuesday. another way to make note of kind of breaks up a little bit on wednesday, thursday night to friday, a weak wave drop south. don't know how much talk we can put into that and we get into next weekend. looks like there's more systems as we usher in the first week of march today. again, pretty simple temps about 52 ish afternoon. rain winds with the package and with our 7 day forecast, keep those temperatures into the 50's for the most part. this

is not projecting are putting our numbers and hear correctly here. but for thursday morning, particularly we might see some middle 20's in those inland valleys. so look out, there's a little flavor of winter still this week ahead, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> spring training is in full swing for both the giants and the a's. the san francisco giants in action taking on the chicago cubs for their first game of the spring season. it was a lot of offense in this game. but cubs ultimately beat the giants 10 to 8 later today. the giants host the cincinnati reds at scottsdale stadium. the oakland a's also in action and it was a back and forth game between the a's and the arizona diamondbacks in the 5th inning, oakland scored 6 runs. they go on to beat the diamondbacks by a final of 12 to 7 th play again this afternoon. taking on the milwaukee brewers. but happening today, the golden state warriors take on the minnesota timberwolves at chase center. the warriors are

coming off a win against the houston rockets on friday night. tipoff for tonight's game set for 4.30. and a programming reminder coming up later this morning on kron 4. you can watch live golf coverage starts at 11:00am right here on kron 4. so stay tuned for that. and the battle over blue versus green text bubbles has helped apple solidify its place. among many smartphone users. rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> thanks to green bubbles just ugly in general for me. i don't know. i don't like it. it's that age old debate, ios versus android. the blue bubble versus the green bubble is a big part of it. yes. at the end of the day, android and iphone together in a group chat room and iphone and android users know when it comes to exchanging messages. group chats, photos and videos just aren't the same when they're being sent between the 2 platforms. the video kind of

lag in a way. >> and you can't really hear anything. apple partially engineer to it that way because i message isn't available on android and cupertino hasn't adopted a more modern texting standard called rcs. that would smooth things over as a business case. in terms of selling more phones are keeping the because he's a lock down. there is patrick mcgee is a financial times reporter in san francisco. he says gen z smartphone users are overwhelmingly iphone and even feel a social pressure to stay with it. a sort of like the digital equivalent of like if you don't play ball, you're not sort of in the room where the real decisions but high school level and that it will level the students seem to agree. it's more like a financial issues like you seen as like kind of a lesser because you have an android. >> it's kind of like kind of like miss. marianna pitino says she's proud to carry her. android is just the phone i'm able to call. i'm able to but she has considered a switch.

there's times where i'm like, oh, maybe an iphone, but i like my phone and what it is that there's also a halo effect for every iphone sold. apple sells ipads, apple watches and air pods for samsung. it's much less. so this sort of ecosystem advantage that apple has i think is just on a different scale than anybody else. from my point of view, there is no other way. >> an iphone like i would never get another time tonight. there are ways around this. of course, apps like snapchat, telegram whatsapp and facebook messenger, all work equally. well, cross-platform. but for an entire generation, seeing blue is all that seems to matter. i think it's mostly just the whole drink tax. tax situation is more just like it. online humor. people making fun each other. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> very interesting. we'll be >> very interesting. we'll be right back. [coughing]

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honey, please. >> here's what we're looking at. stephanie, let's kind of walk through with you. what we're talking about this. the first hit that gets here this afternoon. it will not a whole lot out of this. maybe a quarter of an inch of rain that breaks up for tonight. we see the skies open up in the north bay, particularly tomorrow. let's go and stop it right about there. 9 o'clock. it's in the north bay. snow levels will drop a bit, but they will stay in our mountains. however, through all of this might get some claps of thunder that just says because of the cold air and the hail being created from all of this. okay. there we have it. the winds pop this afternoon. but tomorrow, much more substantial pop of winds. as of now, no wind advisory, but we might see one posted later. so just kind of tba, if you will. and just stay tuned. here's what goes on. the longer range forecast. there's the hit on monday. kind of busy early in the week. thursday night friday. there's another possibility of an overnight little shower and then a little unsettled into next weekend. stephanie. so it will get colder a little bit the next couple of days in our forecast with the snow levels

dropping a little bit again above us and those nightly lows. i want to point out the computers not putting this up here, but thursday morning will be a chilly one mid to upper 20's with all that. oh, goodness. so it's really good idea to wear layers, up and get all of us. this shades ready for this afternoon to up in the north bay. after the rain is done, you're probably have the sun coming up briefly. all right. some good advice there. thank you, dave. >> and thank you for joining all of us here at kron 4 news weekend edition. i'm stephanie lin and for all of us at kron 4 have a wonderful day. stay safe, stay dry and stay warm if you can.

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