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in sonoma county, where they have that flood advisory, that's going to go until 8.45 this morning. but this is until tomorrow morning for the rain event that we've had all week long and it just had to be cover us for the little bit of a spurt that looks to build for overnight very early tomorrow morning after that shoe falls are taking another breather until we get into next week with more rain to be had. but there's a cluster were looking up there in the santa rosa that's causing some flooding in the santa rosa creek up there. so that's a little bit of an issue. but beyond that, again, very spotty. as with the rain looks like for your saturday. lots of cloud cover. that's the issue we're not will see. it's a little different this week than last week. we have all that cloud cover that's going to remain pretty much all weekend long. they're your 40's covering just about all the geography little bit lower 50's as well breezy. but it really picks up a little bit more so for tomorrow. want to show you the fog cast real quickly here. the fog redevelops because of all the surface moisture and then look real carefully right after this. you can see that way. that just goes right on by

that actually stirs up the atmosphere clears up a little fog temporarily. but this all is again, radiation fog from another dose of some heavier rain coming for late tonight early tomorrow morning. there's your breakdown for today. keeping those scattered showers on tap, mostly cloudy. more on that very unsettled week. coming up in a bit, 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> happening right now, an accident blocking lanes at the toll plaza at the bay bridge. take a live look. >> at our camera showing this scene here. you can see police vehicles blocking traffic in at least one lane of the roadway. there. several lanes we're being told are closed right now to traffic. this happened around 6.30, this morning. we will keep you updated on the situation and let you know when all lanes are back open. >> well, the breaking news this morning, mandatory evacuations are underway in parts of monterey county because of flooding. >> rising waters breached a levee overnight in a community near watsonville. this happened around midnight. officials went door to door

alerting people to leave the area immediately. and all this happening just after president biden approved governor newsom's request for a presidential emergency declaration in response to the storms. this declaration covers bay area counties including the ones you see there on your screen, san francisco, sonoma, santa clara, san mateo and santa cruz. it allows residents immediate access to federal assistance for things like generators, road clearance equipment and shelter programs. take a look at that. livermore. police evacuated people living underneath a bridge. this happened at sandbar island at stanley and maria boulevards. people are are other police are urging people to stay away from rivers and creeks because they can easily reach flood levels right now. and canyon road is closed indefinitely due to flooding and debris. this is between mission boulevard in

fremont and main street in signal this area is prone to mudslides during heavy rain as well. severe weather, if you can recall back in january forced the closure of this roadway for several days. the heavy rain in the north bay is taking a toll on at least one resident still trying to rebuild after the devastating 2017 tubbs fire kron four's terisa stasio spoke with the homeowner about the problems they are facing with all this stormy weather. jesse, you let hollow has a remarkable attitude. >> with all of these rains that have happened here in the north bay. it's caused a lot of damage to his property. safe yourself. that is the tractor stuck on jesse. you let hallows property as you can see. it is buried deep in the mud. >> you look taller says that the problems have been growing with the ferocious reigns in january as he tried to finish rebuilding his home following the devastating tubbs fire

back in 2017 just had drainage about 60 feet. but behind my house. >> 4 inches of rain clogged the drain immediately. and i have about a 3 foot. and my property all along that 60 feet on top of where the dream supposed to go. so tractors and nothing will be able to get out there for at least a couple months because it's so wet and it's going to continue to ula says that most of the damage affected. >> the landscaping around his rebuilt home. yeah. just got in may of last year. so the house is still kind of getting completed. theirs. >> no real landscaping at and this is kind of the first step towards that. and it's a step forward and a step backwards. at the same time. >> despite the widespread challenges you let hollow, says he is optimistic takes it all in stride. with living in santa rosa's countryside. >> oh, i love the area. i couldn't be happier to be

here. so know what? what comes with the rain is what happens in all lived through it and continue to rebuild and we'll be back better than ever. no time. >> and of course, we have more rains that are expected next week. so it's going to be some time before any work can continue. here in santa rosa, theresa kron. 4 news. >> in oakland, investigators are working to figure out what caused this roof behind me there to collapse at a warehouse killing one man that man has been identified as 57 year-old martin gonzalez kron four's haaziq madyun has more on the victim. >> sad because like like it's as a nice guy. nice person. >> peet's coffee employee tragically lost his life when the roof collapsed at the company's distribution center warehouse. an ad that the avenue in east oakland around 3.15, friday morning. so what you're looking at right now is where there's appears to have been a plate glass t have been

>> the office peet's coffee spokesperson mary o'connell says that is where the employee described as a distribution leader was located with a portion of the roof came down. i will tell you he was a beloved employee, had been with pete's for 15 years was part of the family. can tell you that everyone around be is shaken by this. we know that it was happening as the storms oakland last night. there's no question about that. >> but why exactly that part of the roof collapse? we don't know. building was a red tag by the city of virtual. >> engineer that came out as part of the preliminary investigation. >> oakland fire department battalion chief christopher foley says it is rare in this case for partial structural failure. roof collapse. given the typical construction of this building. >> to my knowledge, there's that buildings not. on anybody's list. as far you know, maintenance deficiencies or anything like that. so,

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us now live right now on the ground. we've got 14 and a half feit because, of course, all that snowfall compacts overtime. well, this is the most snow that we have seen in recent years. the hope now is that it sticks around as long as possible. warmer weather means rain at higher elevations, rain that can melt a portion of the snow pack. short explains why this is far from ideal during the winter we often use our reservoirs as flood mitigation and we need extra capacity and them to prepare for plus potential flooding events. so if we melt our snowpack too early, we have to do at early releases and those reservoirs and we don't get to capture all of the water from the snow pack that we would if it melted later in the season. shorts does add that if the rain comes down on snow really high up the hill full that shouldn't cause snowmelt issues, that rain would realistically filter into the snow pack potentially freeze and just ball cup. the amount of water content that we have in the >> all right. and taking a live look right now at the

golden gate bridge this morning. we can see it seems like most people are choosing to staying bundled up cozy in bed at this maybe avoid the rain. that said we're expecting across the bay area because not too many people on the roadways there. let's check in now with dave for the latest the day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's a great compared to what we've been getting all week long here. there is some rain occurring course up there up north. >> sonoma county, that's one little spot kind of watching a little bit there in santa rosa creek. they've got a flood advisory in place until 8.45. this morning, everybody, of course, is under that flash or that flood watch. there you have it. the east bay and all the cloud cover we just referenced. this is pretty much what you can expect through the day today, although as far as any real commitment to rain, it's going to be kind of the on off or it just about all day today and tomorrow. 40's cover most of the geography, lower 50's line up the east bay shoreline. let's hand it over. a future cast for it tells the tale actually see some breaks trying to happen. there's your

spotty showers going on the day today. again, mostly cloudy. that will be kind of the better take away. you have some patches, but they're going to be brief then tomorrow morning, here's probably the biggest line we're going to have all this weekend. in fact, i suspect it's the reason why they've kept flood watch in place because of this last shoe to fall and after it passes there, lifting that for this event from last week turned the page to next week. that's where we're going to be watching for events to play out there. but this is timing predawn. looks like a nice, good commitment of heavy rains in its wake. now, spotty showers all day. probably generally speaking, mostly cloudy in the north. they will be treated to some of those pulses. that will be a little bit more intense at times. the winds they do come with the ride tomorrow. not so much today. we'll get a brutal breeze going on. looks like a bit more down to the south bay. let's stop it here sunday morning. that's when that heavier line is marching through. and there you see the winds pretty good commitment there to the double digits. don't think they'll be up to a wind advisory strength, but they'll be marching up. the

bits will have more of a stormy feel in even the wake of that sunday morning rain. so putting it all together. mostly cloudy, scattered showers today, breezy mild. got 60 is going on here then for tomorrow. predawn, rain and showers, but then left over with mostly cloudy, warm, lower 60's. again, we'll have those scattered showers cooking. and then next week, rain and then breaks of sun going on and on march through all of that coming up a little bit later on. but it looks like they're nice. big breaks going on here. at least we'll see the sun come out just a tad for today. keep it mostly cloudy. those high temperatures kind of interesting popping a little bit in the south bay up to 64 upper 50's even with a rain event. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in the east bay, we're learning 6 bodies in the cremated remains of more than 150 other people discovered in a hayward warehouse. alameda county sheriff says the bodies are linked to oceanview cremations, a crematorium. their business license was suspended in 2018, they were banned from storing any remains at the facility. but

it eecame clear last week the building was still being used. relatives of the bodies have been contacted. anyone who did business with oceanview cremations and are uncertain about the status of family remains is asked to call the alameda county coroner's bureau. and we now know the identity of the person killed in a shooting in daly city earlier this week. the san mateo coroner's office identified the victim as 27 year-old francis liu cerro friday. the shooting happened monday night on eastgate drive off john daly boulevard near the west lakes shopping center. the victim had been shot several times according to a gofundme campaign for the family who sarah leaves behind 2 young children. police arrested a 27 year-old man for the crime. the man convicted of murdering kristen smart is sentenced to 25 years to life in prison on friday, san luis obispo county judge denied paul flores attempt to get a new trial and a request to have his conviction

overturned. a jury of pound flores guilty last october. he was the last person seen with smart near the cal poly san luis obispo campus. in may 1996 her body was never found. paul flores, his father, ruben flores, was accused of helping hide the body but was acquitted of that crime. the catholic diocese of santa rosa is filing for bankruptcy monday following a string of abuse lawsuits. the move automatically freezes all lawsuit so they can be settled through federal bankruptcy court. the bishop announced the decision friday saying he had no other choice given the quote, staggering number of claims and not enough financial resources. the diocese faces more than 200 new legal claims over childhood abuse. and here's a look at the statement released friday by the bishop. it reads in part with excess property depleted with insurance for many of the years, either nonexistent or exhausted, it is impossible to see any way

forward without recourse to the bankruptcy protections. our country makes available. the bishop says the dicey face similar cases in 12, 2003. the church sold property and borrowed money to pay 12 million dollars to victims on top of another 19 million dollars in insurance payouts. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, oakland high's basketball team making history basketball team making history at

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>> now in sports, the oakland high school boys basketball team that made history taking home their first state title. >> the alma mater of portland trail blazers, damian lillard taktng or rather making its first app arance in the state title game battled when a ventura for the c i f boys division 3 title. the oakland high. well, cats, one 59 to 43. and another oakland basketball team making the town proud. the oakland tech girls team also got the w in sacramento, the lady bulldogs beating santiago, high school from southern california and the division one title game. this marks the 4th title in the program. history. and in more bay area sports forty-niners quarterback brock purdy is recovering after a successful surgery on his injured throwing elbow. the 23 year-old underwent an internal brace surgery. the typical timeline for a full 6 months, which would be the start of the 2023 regular season. the

forty-niners say they expect party to start a throwing program in just about 3 months. and some sad news for giants and a's fans this morning. jesus alou the youngest member of major league baseball's trio of lou brothers passed away friday. he was 80 years old. alou won 2 world series titles with the a's in 1973 in 1974. before that, he made history with the giants when he and his older brother's felipe and maddy played together in the outfield on september 15, 1963, jesus alou had a 15 year career in the majors. his brother felipe, who managed the giants from 2003 to 2006 is the last living a little brother. matty alou passed away in 2011. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a young dancers killed after getting a and a hit and run in pittsburgh after getting involved in a hit and run in pittsburgh rather. pittsburgh rather. >> h

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♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ >> good morning. welcome back to the 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest. more rain is on the way. >> that is true. really and the next week as well. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. as we start our day today, most areas of the bay are experiencing the cloudy skies. but there's that cluster up north there in santa rosa county of some showers to santa rosa creek. you have a

flood advisory that will be in place until 8.45. this morning, little closer inspection we're talking about. that's really what stands out on the radar for right now. there's our overcast skies. little bit of that low level moisture. so we have not so much the advection fog we typically have, but we have radiation fog that's in place as you'll notice. a lot of 40's in place. here to start the day near about 50. so it's a mild start at the surface. but what we're looking for upstream is a new storm system to come our way. probably predawn. we can get some of the in claims of this through our fog cast. here's overnight up north because of the rain. you can see that. that's why it's remaining in place. not so bad around the east bay in the south bay there. but look real carefully as you see a little line of white does upon by like that. that's the thunderstorms were going to get tomorrow morning. i did say thunderstorms because it looks like there's a chance of some of that going on. and then as we get to the afternoon, we'll go back to the scattered shower event. lots of low level moisture content with even in its wake as you can see. all right. the

breakdown today, pretty simple. we've got mostly cloudy. those temps reach at about 60 got scattered showers on tap this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. and then another active week. coming up, we'll take a look at the longer range and a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> happening right now, all lanes. good news here. back open after an earlier accident at the bay bridge toll plaza. we told you about this at the top of the hour here at the kron. 4 morning news. and you can see that the police vehicles that we saw earlier about 30 minutes ago have left the scene and the car that was involved in the collision has been towed away. so traffic moving slowly along the bay bridge toll plaza area. at this hour. take a look at this in the north, a fedex driver got stranded in his delivery truck friday after the rising waters of the russian river and its surrounding creek spilled onto slusser road. this is the county's one of

the county's low lying roads that is prone to flooding a permanent signs to warn drivers of potential flooding in this area. another important reminder to never drive through standing water. and if there are signs warning of flooding, it's probably good chance to you want. you don't want to drive through those areas when there's a lot of rain in the east bay, flooding and mudslides forced road closures and unincorporated contra. costa county pinehurst road near moraga was briefly closed friday after a chunk of the hillside gave way the area has since been cleared. the county's deputy public works. director says everything is still very wet from the january storms. and with more rain on the way, the danger is not over yet. >> driver should expect that there's the potential with more rain. first slide sent to drive slowly if signals are out. remember to treat it as a four-way stop sign. >> another area being monitor right now is north canyon road

between ashbourne drive and the county line near san ramon. the embankment failed because of the january storms. and our top story this morning, an east bay teenager is being remembered after she died in a hit and run earlier this week. pittsburgh police say it happened while she was walking near black diamond high school tuesday night. kron four's dan thorn spoke with those who knew her. >> melodies dance studio in antioch, remembering one of their fellow dancers who was tragically killed. 17 year-old brooke jeffrey was hit by a car while crossing the street tuesday night. she was the >> sweet escape through all of the girls here. we're all. best friends with because she was such a sweet girl. got along. great with everyone kayla lane is a family friend who introduced brooke, to dance more than 10 years ago. >> over that time, brooke, thrived in hip-hop and jazz as well as ballet. the accident has left lane and brooks, fellow dancers devastated.

>> family and take note. >> so did pittsburgh police have not released any information about the driver. they have only said the teen was hit while walking near black diamond high school in the area of stoneman avenue and briarcliff drive members of the dance studio are anxiously awaiting answers families cancers were not just a dance to deal with her family. we want closure and miss see a magical talk, brooke ballet and says, brooke, would come to the studio early and stay late to help others. it's the saddest thing ever. little dance always welcome a fundraising effort is underway to help brooks family with the unexpected expenses of her death. the goal is to raise $10,000. we wanted to make sure that she or family knew that. >> that we were here to support and help him in any way that we >> that was dan thorn reporting for us and another

big story we're following this morning. a key player in the tech industry and venture capital community is officially no more. silicon valley bank collapsed on friday. federal regulators have taken control of its deposits. the f d i c says investors will be able to access funds with a limit of $250,000. no later than monday. we should also say anyone who is banking with that limit of $250,000 does apply to them as well. and that bank failure can be traced back to wednesday when it was announced that the bank was trying to raise more than 2 billion dollars in capital to help balance its asset sheets that sent scrambler czar rather sent investors scrambling to pull deposits from the bank, including several high-profile venture capital firms sbb specialized in providing financial services to start-up companies. state senator scott wiener. we spoke with him live here on kron 4 yesterday. he's calling the collapse of the banks load a crisis for the tech industry. and he's asking

the government and the tech industry to work together at this time to make sure that this bank collapse does not affect the bay area economy. >> and with this collapse, all of these startups that are banking they may not be able to make next week. they they may have to shut down. we may layoffs, significant layoffs. this needs to be fixed very quickly. >> the b is the biggest bank failure sent washington mutual during the great recession of 2008. congressman ro khanna who represents silicon valley, also sent us a statement about the bank closure. you saw that just a moment ago in that statement said that he spoke with the white house. that morning to emphasize the importance of svb to the startup and tech economy and that he'll be working to insure the bank's customers are protected and have continued access to their funds. we'll see what happens. and it's almost time to spring ahead for daylight savings

this weekend. it's a ritual leaves a lot of americans groggy and annoyed. >> but as kron four's washington correspondent hannah brandt reports a few lawmakers are trying to put a stop to it. >> right now, it's a biannual routine. spring forward then fall back. but some lawmakers want to end that. i think it's about time. senator rick scott is one of the sponsors of the sunshine protection act, which would make daylight saving time permanent. it's an effort. senator tommy tuberville supports to we want. >> our more for kids. people that want staff side work in the i think i think people deserve advocates argue the extra hour of light at the end of the day, could boost economic activity, improved people's moods and increase exercise? could be healthier for americans. so we need to get it done. but even though the bill has some support from republicans and democrats in

both the house and the senate, not everyone thinks it's a good idea were against it for several reasons. primarily due to health and public safety. doctor jocelyn, why chain with the american academy of sleep medicine says studies show staying on daylight saving time could lead to an increase in car accidents, heart attacks and strokes. because going off standard time disrupts our body's internal clock. our body has natural clock called the circadian rhythm. >> and it's driven by sunlight in the morning and reduced exposure to sunlight in the evening. some lawmakers also prefer a permanent standard time last year. the sunshine protection act made it through the senate but stalled in the house. we're going to throw it out there and and see what this time around as they work to get enough votes in congress. the clock is ticking in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. heavy rains swept away a main road in one bay area community. >> and now hundreds of people >> and now hundreds of people are trapped. the details

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is the saint patrick's day parade and festival in san francisco. >> the parade consists of 130 floats and they'll form along second street going through market to civic center plaza. so you can expect some road closures, including market street between second street in mcallister, mcallister between market and polk and poke tweet. michaela stir in hays. that's funny. the parade starts at 11:00am and new

service will be impacted with several service is being rerouted. have fun. and in the north bay near woods is set to reopen this morning at 10:00am. several parks were closed over the last few days due to the weather and staff will access trails and facilities for a rather assess any trails and facilities for potential storm impacts because they want to keep everyone safe. >> it moist last weekend. more is coming into next week. in fact. yeah. now for this weekend, a little bit of a break except for some showers hold together up there to santa rosa were making note coming back in a bit with a longer range forecast for you. longer range forecast for you. keep it here.

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low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. let's setting up a tahoe real quick here. the forecast has a mixed bag of precipitation coming their way. >> not just for today, but tomorrow into monday into tuesday. that means more melting going forward. the winter storm warning that's in place until tomorrow. additional storms coming as we talked about on the home front. they're going have a separate package, a doubt, leigh, probably for all that. but the take away is that as we mentioned, this lower level, latitude moisture coming our way. it's much more mild warmer temperatures. so you have melting on top of heavy rains. bad recipe right now up to sonoma county. there are some showers holding together. got to keep that in the general forecast for today with spotty showers. basically mostly cloudy, sunny, peak out of touch there. but waiting for the bigger light arrive

here. that will be probably pre-dawn tomorrow. first, the time change will be maybe a little later. but you get the idea. there's the coverage areas quick, though. it doesn't give us a lot quantitatively marches on through. we're left with scattered showers and its wake. again, you might see the sun peek out just a little bit. we're going to go into that monday. kind of on the same note. let's take a look at the long-range view here. very thing. first of all, we have this traffic for early next week, but it gets interesting by tuesday. it's the same pathway. we know all too well. lower latitude moisture comes up here. that's coming in from the tropics. that's very mild air. more melting going on up to tahoe. also, though, what's upstairs could drive potentially some thunder showers if it's cold upstairs and you get enough turbulence going on there. that's what happened last go around. so by wednesday we get a little break here. looks like the sun will come out a bit. and then next wave. this is a bit weaker. now for friday, we're still piecing that together. but there's more upstream as we get into sunday. now looks like this the following sunday, not tomorrow. you see another dose of some heavier rains and then

successive systems which are favoring the north. all right. for today's highs, we're looking at upper 50's on the board near about lower 60's for technically logical for the astronomical winter. that's still a little bit on the mild side. keep that in mind as we get these storms here. look at this lower 60's hold in place. this is more like a springtime rain. lows may dip a bit by middle of the week. if we dry out quick enough there and we'll keep those 40's along the coast. stephanie. >> thanks very in santa cruz county, heavy rain swept away a main road in socal cutting the town in half and stranding hundreds of people. kron four's. justin campbell has the latest on the effort to repair the roadway. >> roughly 130 households trapped after this road washed out during the atmospheric river that dumped heavy rain overnight. didn't hear anything but we did come down.

first thing this morning to check it not in just baker's family of 5 are among those stock north main street in. so cal is the only road into the multiple residential streets. i felt really badly knowing that the impact felt with the students at the schools. i work at what we're thankful to have a bye school so we can use. residents were forced to use a neighbor's backyard bridge to walk over bates creek to get in and out of 1000. people have come through our. >> our driveway crazy. but we met a lot neighbors that we didn't know. and lot numbers that we have seen for a while all day friday, road crews laid a new covert in hopes of getting one lane often running before the next storm comes now confident that the cruiser wall. >> bill, to put a fix in place that can do through the rest of the winter. now some residents had their gas cut off along with their water. but much of that has been

restored. the biggest challenge right now is making sure that they get this road back open at least one lane so residents can come in and out reporting here in socal justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and developing news on california's water supply. governor newsom signed an executive order friday aimed at capturing more storm water. this temporarily suspend some regulations allowing the state to take flood stage water that could end up in the ocean and redirect that instead to groundwater basins. republicans across 6 are up across california are in sacramento for the annual state gop organizing convention capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke to party chairperson. >> well, you can see attendees are starting to trickle into the convention center here in downtown sacramento. in fact, a republican state leaders tell me more than 1000 people are expected to attend this convention as all eyes turn to election 2024 u.s. u.s.

excitement is in the air as republicans from up and down the state gathered for the annual california gop convention in downtown for the next 2 days. those here will decide who should lead the state party for the next 2 years. current chair, it does come along. patterson hopes to retain that role. she spoke with us one on one about the party's priorities. it continues to be getting our message out there and having the opportunity to talk to people that have been disillusioned with what democrats have done here in california, offering them viable alternatives. and we're opgoing to continue to do that. she says part of that message includes a focus on the 2024 presidential election, especially with the california primary. now less than one year away. we not only have a very early primary, a march primary. we also have a very delicate rich state. so for california republicans, we get to play a major role in deciding who our nominee is at the presidential level. >> well, the party does not make any official endorsements

during the primary. trump 2024 hats and signs are heavily present at the convention. still state gop party leaders stress the attention this weekend will center on speeches from other high-profile republicans, including former congressman turned trump media technology group ceo devin nunez as well as just elected speaker of the u.s. house of representatives, kevin mccarthy of bakersfield, all of us taking place in a blue state where registered democrats heavily outnumber registered republicans. 2 to you concerned about registration numbers and what is the state of the california gop? >> registration is always going to be a challenge for us. and we've been working on that. but what i would say about the state of the california gop were alive and well and we're coming around the corner that she says is thanks in part to more than 500,000 new california, registered republicans over the last few years. as for the next few years, she maintains the party will go after the governor and seek a new direction for the state delivering that message of hope. and what california could be because we know what

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flood watch that's still in place for the entire geography. that will be until tomorrow morning. >> when you for heavier line to drop south with us, probably predawn. but up there in sonoma county, although the rain looks like it is lifted, they're still under a flood advisory for technically another 45 minutes or so. you see the line out to see here, too. so you folks up in the north bay, napa looks like they're getting some showers as we speak right now. they are. and there's another line yet to be had for everybody. let's just call it scattered showers today. score stephanie was referencing the fog. lots of low level moisture which will be a player throughout this entire weekend. even though the heavier line will be probably for tonight. late tonight, early tomorrow morning. temperature check for your very mild with all of this. you can see temperatures scratching near about 50 mid to upper 40's elsewhere. the fog real quickly, it actually does intensify later after some afternoon showers overnight. here is the progress you see all up there in the north bay. but look midday here and you'll see a white line just breeze on by right there. that's due to a

line of those heavier rain showers. i was talking about for sunday morning and that actually stirs up the atmosphere helps out a little bit in the east bay clear things out, just a touch, but not along the coast as you'll notice. so for today, we'll keep it mostly cloudy, scattered showers on tap for today, mild today and tomorrow. but next week, very unsettled. we'll be talking about that and the timing of those systems as well. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> and breaking news we're following this morning. mandatory evacuations. wright county because of flooding. rising waters breached a levee overnight in a community near watsonville. how this happened around midnight. this is video from overnight showing water rescues near the river. the national guard says they responded to 56 rescues near this waterway. officials also went door to door alerting people to leave the area immediately. all of this happening just after president biden approved governor newsom's request for a presidential emergency declaration in response to the

storms. the declaration covers bay area counties including san francisco, sonoma, santa clara, san mateo and santa cruz. it allows residents immediate access to federal assistance for things like generators, road clearance, equipment and shelter programs. with more rain on the way. state and federal officials are issuing more warnings. >> communities warning systems learn more about how alerts dot gov. if you're told to evacuate, please do so. as soon as possible. never drive through. barricades are road closures. never drive through water that you understand what the depth of that water is. and as always, please help your neighbors. officials want to remind everyone that rescue workers and other resources are in place. >> in case of any new emergency is tied to this wet weather. drivers are urged to slow down and pack a go bag with a blanket food, water and extra cell phone battery. you

can sign up for local alerts at cow alerts, dot org. the heavy rain in the north bay is taking a toll on at least one resident still trying to rebuild after the devastating 2017 tubbs fire kron four's terisa stasio spoke with the homeowner about the problems these storms are causing. jesse, you let hollow has a remarkable attitude. >> with all of these rains that have happened here in the north bay. it's caused a lot of damage to his property. safe yourself. that is the tractor stuck on jesse. you let hallows property as you can see. it is buried deep in the mud. >> you look taller says that the problems have been growing with the ferocious reigns in january as he tried to finish rebuilding his home following the devastating tubbs fire back in 2017 just had drainage about 60 feet. but behind my house. >> 4 inches of rain clogged the drain immediately. and i have about a 3 foot. in my

property all along that 60 feet on top of where the drain supposed to go. so tractors and nothing will be able to get out there for at least a couple months because it's so wet and it's going to continue to ula says that most of the damage affected. >> the landscaping around his rebuilt home. yeah. just got in may of last year. so the house is still kind of getting completed. theirs. >> no real landscaping at and this is kind of the first step towards that. and it's a step forward and a step backwards. at the same time. >> despite the widespread challenges you let hollow, says he is optimistic and takes it all in stride. with living in santa rosa's countryside. >> oh, i love the area. it couldn't be happier to be here. so know what? what comes with the rain is what happens and all lived through it and continue to rebuild and we'll be back better than ever. no time. >> and of course, we have more

rains that are expected next week. so it's going to be some time before any work can continue. here in santa rosa, theresa kron. 4 news. >> and bay area residents have until next week to apply for federal disaster relief for damages caused by the january storms. the deadline is thursday, march 16, the small business administration or sba approved nearly 7 million dollars in loans for businesses and more than 43 million dollars for residents here in the bay area. residents in alameda contra costa and san mateo counties are eligible for fema and sba disaster assistance. you can get details at disaster assistance dot gov. and oakland investigators are working to figure out what caused a roof to collapse at a warehouse killing one man that man has been identified as 57 year-old martin gonzalez kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has more on the victim. >> sad because like like it's was a nice guy. nice person.

>> peet's coffee employee tragically lost his life when the roof collapsed at the company's distribution center warehouse. an ad that the avenue in east oakland around 3.15, friday morning. so what you're looking at right now is where there's appears to have been a plate glass that would have been >> the office peet's coffee spokesperson mary o'connell says that is where the employee described as a distribution leader was located with a portion of the roof came down. i will tell you he was a beloved employee, had been with pete's for 15 years was part of the family. can tell you that everyone around be is shaken by this. we know that it was happening as the storms oakland last night. there's no question about that. >> but why exactly that part of the roof collapse? we don't know. building was a red tag by the city of virtual. >> engineer that came out as part of the preliminary

investigation. >> oakland fire department battalion chief christopher foley says it is rare in this case for partial structural failure. roof collapse. given the typical construction of this building. >> to my knowledge, there's that buildings not. on anybody's list. as far you know, maintenance deficiencies or anything like that. so yeah, so it's a very rare. another pizza employee was also in the building at the time of the collapse and was transported to the hospital with a non-life-threatening injury is co worker reflects on how common it is for employees to use the break room next to the office where the distribution leader was killed. >> and it could be a meal and all the maybe our related can 10, 20 people in that great room. >> peet's coffee representative says this distribution center will remain closed while the cause of the roof collapse is under investigation. in oakland haaziq kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. how one north

bay town is rushing to make road repairs ahead of the next storm system. plus, we're also tracking reports of more rain coming to this sierra this weekend. how scientists are responding to this trend and the potential impact of people living there. and after the break, the u.s. economy added more jobs than expected in more jobs than expected in february. experts w my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. with nurtec odt i can treat and prevent my migraine attacks. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were

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jobs to the economy in february, according to the most federal recent federal report. that sounds like a big number, but it's actually a dip from january's more than half a million new jobs. plus, the unemployment rate grew slightly, but economists say that's a sign the federal reserve's effort to cool down the economy might be working. meantime, the fed chairman warns the central bank could raise interest rates more aggressively if the job market remains too hot. he argues doing so is a necessary evil to bring down inflation. the fed is expected to announce new interest rates in just a few weeks. >> all right. we're taking kind of a break in the heavy rains and all unsettled activity as we get into next week or to be tracking what you'd expect for your weekend. h

>> let's take a live look right now at the sierra just behind the year. huge amount of snow fell over that area over the last several days. and typically we think of snow season getting a lot of snow. we think, ok, that's good news, right? well, erick rucker has more on that. >> it doesn't take us know, scientists to tell you, we have received a whole bunch of powder in the sierra this season compared to an average year way above average. but since meteorologist andrew schwartz is a snow scientist who just happens to live in soda springs of the uc berkeley snow lab. we'll just have him do it anyway. so far this year with had a little

over 50 feet of snow here with us now live right now on the ground. we've got 14 and a half feet because, of course, all that snowfall compacts overtime. well, this is the most snow that we have seen in recent years. the hope now is that it sticks around as long as possible. warmer weather means rain at higher elevations, rain that can melt a portion of the snow pack. short explains why this is far from ideal during the winter we often use our reservoirs as flood mitigation and we need extra capacity and them to prepare for plus potential flooding events. so if we melt our snowpack too early, we have to do at early releases and those reservoirs and we don't get to capture all of the water from the snow pack that we would if it melted later in the season. shorts does add that if the rain comes down on snow really high up the hill full that shouldn't cause snowmelt issues, that rain would realistically filter into the snow pack potentially freeze and just ball cup. the amount of water content that we have in the

>> well, taking a live look at conditions back here in the bay area. well, just take a live look at this perspective from the golden gate bridge. and you can see that the fog has really settled in made itself at home are held the roadway there. if people must travel at this hour, make sure that you're doing so safely. dave, right? >> yeah, i think i can see you over there, ok? deputy. good morning, everybody. a lot of low level moisture still going to be playing this game with the fog not just today, but also into tomorrow. let's jump over to stormtracker 4. the little collection of some showers holding together a little bit out to sea in may be over parts of the bay. before we leave you this morning. so that's why scattered showers will work. the heavy stuff is going to hold off a little bit until pre-dawn tomorrow. we still have that flood advisory up in sonoma county. that's going to be another about 30 minutes or so that cell that was producing that has now moved off to looks like solano county and parts of napa. here it is the east bay shoreline for you again, covered up in

the fog. we just referenced that the golden gate temperatures mild as well. lower 50's upper 40's for this time of year. that's really mild. we're looking at kind of a mild week ahead with lower 60's at the same time, as we mention showers in the forecast, let's get to it. we can expect today scattered showers, maybe some breaks of sun happening here. here's in the east. beijing notice bite the mid-afternoon here probably after couple rays of sun later this morning. then overnight, relatively uneventful at first until about predawn. there comes that line you see about 5.30, it's now favoring off towards the east. marching forward quicker. however, we're left with scattered showers in its wake through sunday. this kind of cuts, the events, weather service thinking cuts the events from what we've had to what we're looking for into next week. so they're probably preparing all the statements by tomorrow for what we're going to spear next week. scattered showers. why we brew with that. the winds kind of breezy today as you'll see a of activity down south. but the real winds don't get back

again until we get to tomorrow morning coupled with that heavier line of rain was just referencing and all day tomorrow, kind of a good stiff breeze at work here. probably not a wind advisory. don't hear anything about that. now in the news he's trying to keep at least 24 to 36 hours in advance. mostly cloudy, scattered showers today, breezy mild, got 60 issues i referenced earlier tomorrow. some predawn rain and showers will keep scattered showers in the forecast tomorrow and then into next week. it looks like that first heavy line to look out for tuesday morning monday night tuesday morning is when a heavier dose comes our way mild, though, for the week with upper 50's near about 60 expected. so for today, again, scattered showers. will these mild temps near 60 all over the region? 64 for san jose. a lot of 60's on the board in a bit. we'll take a look at that longer range forecast talking about those heavier ways next week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> in the east bay, we're learning 6 bodies and the cremated remains of more than 150 other people were discovered in a hayward

warehouse. alameda county sheriff says the bodies are linked to oceanview cremations, a crematorium. well, their business license was suspended in 2018 and they were banned from storing anymore remains at that facility. but it became clear last week the building was still being used. relatives of the bodies have been contacted and anyone who did business with oceanview cremations and are not sure about the status of family remains are being asked to call the alameda county coroner's bureau. and we now know the identity of the person killed in a shooting in daly city earlier this week. the san mateo coroner's office identified the victim as 27 year-old francis liu cerro on friday. the shooting happened monday night on eastgate drive off john daly boulevard near the west lakes shopping center. the victim had been shot several times according to a gofundme campaign for the family. sarah leaves behind 2 young children. police arrested a 27 year-old man for the crime. the man convicted

of murdering kristin smart is sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. on friday, san luis obispo county judge denied paul floor u.s. attempt to get a new trial and a request to have his conviction overturned. a jury found flores guilty last october. he was the last person seen with smart near the cal poly san luis obispo campus. in may 1996, her body was never found. paul flores, his father, ruben flores, was accused of helping hide the body but was acquitted of that crime. the catholic diocese santa rosa is filing for bankruptcy monday following a string of abuse lawsuits. the move automatically freezes all lawsuits so they can be settled through federal bankruptcy court. the bishop announced the decision friday saying he had no other choice giving the quote, staggering number of claims and on nothing that and not enough financial resources. the dicey faces more than 200 new legal claims over childhood abuse. and here's a look at the statement released friday by the bishop. it reads in part,

quote, with excess property depleted with insurance. for many of the years, either nonexistent or exhausted. it is impossible to see any way forward without recourse to the bankruptcy protections our country makes available. the bishop says the dicey faced similar cases in 2003, the church sole property of borrowed money to pay 12 million dollars to victims on top of another 19 million dollars and insurance. look at this livermore. police evacuated people living underneath a bridge. this happened at sandbar island at stanley ann marie boulevards. police are urging people to stay away from rivers and creeks because these waterways could easily reach flood levels at the moment with and with more wet weather on the way. and niles canyon road is closed indefinitely because of flooding and debris. this is between mission boulevard in fremont street and main street

in seminole. this area is prone to mudslides during rain. severe weather back in january. also forced the closure of this roadway for several days. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news open high's basketball team making history at the cia championships. championships. >> those details up next. i came here to find love. but instead, i found a best friend. señor snuffles, you stole my sock, and now you've stolen my heart. will you accept this milk-bone as a symbol of my love? ♪ more dog ♪ (dog bark)

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>> now in sports, the oakland high school boys basketball team have made history taking home their first state title. the alma mater portland trail blazers, damian lillard, making its first appearance in the state title game battled ventura won a ventura for the cia boys division 3 title. the oakland high wildcats won. 59 to 43 and another oakland basketball team making the town proud. the oakland tech girls team also got the w in sacramento. the lady bulldogs beat santiago, high school from southern california and the division one title game. this marks the 4th title in program history. and in morro bay area sports forty-niners quarterback brock purdy is recovering after a successful surgery on his injured throwing elbow. the 23 year-old underwent an internal brace surgery. the typical timeline for a full 6 months, which would be the start of the 2023 regular season. the forty-niners say they expect 30 to start a throwing program in 3 months. and some sad news

for giants and a's fans this morning. jesus alou the youngest member of major league baseball's trio of lou brothers passed away friday. he was 80 years old. alou won 2 world series titles with the a's in 1973 1974. before that, he made history with the giants when he and his older brother's felipe and maddie played together in the outfield on september. 15th, 1963 jesus alou had a 15 year career in the majors. his brother felipe, who manage the giants from 2003 to 2006 is the last living a little brother. matty alou passed away in 2011. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a young dancer is killed after a hit and run in pittsburgh. how the community is remembering the community is remembering her. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck, that's when you know, it's half-washed.

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now advisory when the kids speak the flood advisory that's could be around for their 15 minutes or so. but everybody is, of course, some of this flood watch. now. we're still just looking at scattered showers throughout the morning and really all this weekend except for heavier line pre-dawn tomorrow, east bay shoreline all covered in the fog. you will see not unusual for this weekend forecast. more of that to come. temperatures holding pretty steady upper 40's near about 50 winds, not particularly were any active. they're going to be a little bit more active tomorrow afternoon in the wake of that system. back to the fog again, i know you see a lot here locally with our camera shots that's actually going to intensify a little bit overnight and then tomorrow it overnight, as you can see, 3, 15 look at the east bay. real quick wash right through there. that's at line of showers. i was talking about in the fog stays all day with the overcast and all of that peninsula up to the north bay a little bit better clearing trying to happen in the east bay, but you can see quite a bit of cloud cover, even with that. so the breakdown today, again, mostly cloudy, scattered showers will work.

scattered showers tomorrow with a heavier line early tomorrow. and the real show will start into next week as we get into more heavier lines will be talking more about that coming up in just a little bit. stephanie. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> the clock is ticking for residents in sonoma county cleaning up before the next round of rain. heavy rain this week flooded roadways and brought down trees. kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with the sonoma county fire district about the damage. >> communities along the russian river have been on high alert all year. the rain that started thursday overwhelm several creeks that flow into the river. it's why you'll find signs like this, stopping people from driving into harm's way. >> the rising waters of the russian river and its surrounding creeks had nowhere to go friday spilling over in places like slusser road where a fedex driver became stranded in his delivery truck. one of our low lying roads that is known to flood. there's actually a permanent up on posts that say roadway may flood and those are up all year. karen hancock with the

sonoma county fire district says in this case the driver ignored the warning signs blocking the road signs that are there for a reason. please do not drive around the flooded roadway. signs because we did have that unfortunate event. you know, last time just 2 miles from slusser road is where 43 year-old daphne fun. tino died on january 10th when her car was swept away from a flooded roadway and found the next day under 10 feet of water on friday, the same location look like this turn around. don't drown. no injuries reported friday in sonoma county because of the storm crews from several agencies busy cleaning up the mess left behind. from trees down in grayton to a washout that close burnside road near sebastopol. while workers do their part with repairs and making roads passable again. hancock wants you to do your part. just reminding people were in the winter season. we've got these atmospheric rivers open. we're expecting more storms. >> please stay alert. stay informed. stay safe. >> reporting in sonoma county. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> an east bay teenager is

being remembered after she died in a hit and run earlier this week. pittsburgh police say it happened while she was walking your black diamond high school tuesday night. kron four's dan thorn spoke with those who knew her. >> melodies dance studio in antioch, remembering one of their fellow dancers who was tragically killed. 17 year-old brooke jeffrey was hit by a car while crossing the street tuesday night. she was the >> sweet escape to all of the girls here. we're all. best friends with because she was such a sweet girl. got along. great with everyone kayla lane is a family friend who introduced brooke, to dance more than 10 years ago. >> over that time, brooke, thrived in hip-hop and jazz as well as ballet. the accident has left lane and brooks, fellow dancers devastated. >> family and take note. >> so did pittsburgh police have not released any information about the driver. they have only said the teen was hit while walking near

black diamond high school in the area of stoneman avenue and briarcliff drive members of the dance studio are anxiously awaiting answers. family answers were not just a dance to deal with her family, we want closure and miss see a magical talk, brooke ballet and says, brooke, would come to the studio early and stay late to help others. it's the saddest thing ever. little dance always welcome a fundraising effort is underway to help brooks family with the unexpected expenses of her death. the goal is to raise $10,000. we wanted to make sure that she or family knew that. > that we were here to support and help him in any way that we reporting in antioch. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> another big story we're following this morning. a key player in the tech industry and venture capital community is officially no more. silicon valley bank collapsed on friday. federal regulators have taken control of its

deposits. the f d i c says investors and other customers will be able to access funds with a limit of $250,000. no later than monday, the bank's failure can be traced back to wednesday when it announced it was trying to raise more than 2 billion dollars in capital to help balance its asset sheets that sent investors scrambling to pull deposits from the bank, including several high profile venture capital firms svb specialized in providing financial services to start-up companies. state senator scott wiener spoke with us yesterday live here on kron. 4. he is calling the collapse of the bank, quote, a crisis for the tech industry. and he's calling on the government and the industry to work together to make sure the collapse does not affect the bay area economy. >> and with this collapse, all of these start ups that are banking they may not be able to make next week. they they may have to shut down. we miss

you lay off significant layoffs. this needs to be fixed very quickly. >> the sbb collapses. the biggest bank failure since washington mutual during the great recession of 2008. and congressman roe conn who represents silicon valley sent us a statement about the closure of the bank. he says in part, quote, i spoke with the white house this morning to emphasize the importance of the silicon valley bank to the startup and tech community and economy. i will be working to insure the bank's customers are protected and have continued access to their funds. so startup employees and workers are paid. and it's almost time to spring ahead for daylight savings this weekend. it's a ritual that leaves many americans groggy. a little annoyed. >> but as kron four's washington correspondent hannah brandt reports a few lawmakers are trying to put a stop to it. >> right now, it's a biannual routine. spring forward then fall back. but some lawmakers want to end that. i think it's about time. senator rick scott is one of the sponsors of the

sunshine protection act, which would make daylight saving time permanent. it's an effort. senator tommy tuberville supports to we want. >> our more for kids. people that want staff's. i work in the i think i think people deserve that. advocates argue the extra hour of light at the end of the day, could boost economic activity improve people's moods and increase exercise? could be healthier for americans. so we need to get it done. but even though the bill has some support from republicans and democrats in both the house and the senate, not everyone thinks it's a good idea were against it for >> several reasons. primarily due to health and public safety. doctor jocelyn, why chain with the american academy of sleep medicine says studies show staying on daylight saving time could lead to an increase in car accidents, heart attacks and strokes. because going off standard time disrupts our body's internal clock. our body has natural clock called the circadian rhythm. >> and it's driven by sunlight

in the morning and reduced exposure to sunlight in the evening. some lawmakers also prefer a permanent standard time last year. the sunshine protection act made it through the senate but stalled in the house. we're going to throw it out there and see what this time around as they work to get enough votes in congress. the clock is ticking in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we have the vineyard mom back with some vineyard mom back with some delicious saint patrick's trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪

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>> happening today, it's the saint patrick's day parade and festival in san francisco. the parade consists of 130 floats forming along second street going through market to civic center plaza you can expect road closures, including market street between second street and mcallister mcallister between market and polk and pope between mcallister and haze. the parade starts at 11:00am. service will also be impacted with several services being reroute. and near woods is set to reopen this morning at 10:00am. several parks were closed over the last few days due to the weather staff will assess trails and facilities for at a storm impacts. >> and we're looking for little line of some showers probably later this morning here. but it's scattered showers expected to the

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. you're taking a live look out at the embarcadero now where wow, just look at how cold and foggy. it at 8.44. this morning, let's check in now for the latest on the weather with dave spahr. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody looks like we have a lot of surface moisture where that come from. anyway. take a quick look at

the tahoe. it looks like more of the same that they've been treated to. if you can see, we've got kind of a mixed bag of precipitation because it's been so mild. look at that lower 40's for high temperatures. yes, that's melting. coupled on top of mixed precipitation with all of this. that's what you've been hearing about that that's going to flow into the reservoirs prematurely. so that's not a good thing to be seeing this go forward, hopefully we'll get that frozen back up again later. they winter storm warning is with us through tomorrow. this is the coverage area. they may issue something new for next week. it's kind of like this is to finish off this event. take a break this weekend. we'll get into the next event coming up stream into next week. storm tracker 4. we do have a little line here. some scattered showers want to make note of up there to the north bay. looks going to the south bay too much. now some of these this afternoon after daytime heating, particularly off to the east bay, may pop up with a local thunder shower, maybe even some local hail potentially that still a maybe in there. you know, my

clicker is not moving forward. so if you just excuse me for just a moment here because of my distance going on here, but let me just grab as we move on here, too. i got to get the space bar. there you go. let's go to the future cast for real quick here. let's talk about the scattered showers here. that's basically overcast at that's interesting. that's about 3.30, give or take now that with it. they also cover some thunder shower activity that's going to favor the north in the east bay and moves through very quickly. and we're left with what scattered showers all for your sunday sunday night and looks like some heavier rains for sunday night into monday for the north bay. ok, let's get to the big program here. we're talking about this weekend. what happened sunday tuesday is the interesting one. this is monday night tuesday, very copious amounts of moisture. notice the snow levels are very high because this is coming from the lower latitudes break. midweek. mike, dry out a little bit. another line to make note of on friday and then into the following weekend. that's jus series. you can see we get into sunday and notice up to the north. that's the typical

path way the system's take with the systems coming out of the gulf of alaska. not so much dipping south. 60 ish for highs will call it today. your 7 day forecast. we remain in the lower 60's temperature range. that's with rain and sunshine mixture. watch out for some isolated thunder showers in this program. we might read a little bit for wednesday morning to get to the upper 30 stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for that update. >> well, saint patrick's day is now less than a week away. and joining us live now to show us some delicious options to make your saint patrick's day. perfect is livermore chef leslie dabney also known as the vineyard. mom, good morning to you, leslie morning. thank you so much for having me, stephanie. of course, we're always so happy to see you and your smile and your delicious cooking. of course. thank you. thank you. well, you said we're really close to saint patrick's day. yes, so i know you're a lot of people are going make the corned beef and i have an alternative. something a little bit more authentic. okay. called an irish cottle,

ok? and that's pretty much like us to do that. they have throughout ireland. we're going to start by making our cottle. and the first thing i did, i got a little start added, you i went and got about 8 pieces of bacon. >> i went ahead and i cook them on my stove top here. just so i can render some of the bacon fat. and if you're going to start off with weekend. >> you know, this is going to be great way to start. so i already have that in here and to this. i'm going to go ahead and start browning. my beautiful sauce. okay. all right. and i am using just brought worst or polish because right now it's hard to find an ira sausage. so i'm in a brown that up real quickly. and then i'm going to start to i really to go with could you hand me the flower? yes, absolutely. i'm going to get fact going so that i can make this, you know, a little bit thicker and we're going to use that sausage has flavor along

with all of that delicious. delicious pork here. and how many people can the serve anywhere from 4 to 6 people, ok, ok? so now that it's kind of coming together, cook it for about 30 seconds. and stephanie were going to have the really good irish part of case. poor and the guinness for it would be it's better than drinking and doing an irish time in the morning. that's out. >> we're going to go ahead and do think that the whole the whole thing we're going to make this okay and it's going to thicken up a little bit, but it's not going to be a super 6 still. okay. because it's irish. we're definitely going to add some potatoes because i something very authentic. we would half. and then to that. we're going to at some more flavor. could you add the garlic? and then we're just going to layer at because

where think put the whole thing. all this delicious flavor and you know something. it's not cooked on the top completely because we're going to put it in the oven for a few so i'm just going out a little bit of time. i am going to put it in the oven. covered. i like to do it in the oven because it will cook nice. and even of this flavor is just going to be amazing. and i'm going to cook it for about 2 to 3 hours and we don't have to wait. i already have some perfect. okay. so that's what the final bill a final product looks like. it's this beautiful. still. and i like to serve it with just a little bit of fresh parsley looks very it is. and what makes it even better is i did a piece of soda bread, irish, soda bread way. okay. and if you have some leftover irish soda bread and we're going to make a deserving with it. why not perfect, right? so if you can help me, i'm poor. the eggs into the scream make a standard custard. this also

has i'm a little bit of vanilla and it for flavor. so we have our aches and our and our beautiful cream. i'm also going to add to it some sugar with not and really that's all the flavoring. we need to make a standard custard and i just have my bread here and i chopped it up. this is the day king out the next day. you can make this guy at my golden raisins for flavor. and then this custard, we'll just go get it right. and all right. pretty simple. it is. it's just your standard custard that she would make and with the raisins and we're just going to cook it. groups that go very well. we're going to cook it just like i like to let mindset for about i don't know 30 minutes before i put it in the oven. okay. i'm gonna put in the oven just like this. okay. and i'm going to let that cook. ok? you guys turn around a little bit. a little bit. just to make sure those reasons are incorporated and i'm going to bake it in my oven for about 15 minutes, 15

minutes when it comes out. according that the caller and want to put some whipped cream on it, might not have some dessert with some whipped cream. i really like going to put it something a little like great they're i like a little bit of fresh mint. and there you have your irish soda bread pudding with your cottle. have your guinness if you want with it. but of course, i'm going to suggest maybe a merlot to go war and long because i am the vineyard mom so if you want your whiskey or anything else, that's fine. but that's the one i would choose that. this beautiful and delicious irish. me absolutely. well, thank you so much for showing us these delicious options for saint patrick's day. we love having you one. leslie dabney, the vineyard. mom, thank you. the vineyard. mom, thank you. first, will be right back. i came here to find love.

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morning. and good morning, everybody. little addendum or of change. here in the forecast, the a flood watch that we've had posted a was posted that's been now canceled and pulled away early except solano county and we still have that flood advisory up here to sonoma county. that's going to be around until this evening at 5. now. >> that's because a recent rains and still got some scattered showers for today. but now with the weather service is going to kind of flipping the page for the next event. our new series of events that will be into next week to be watching. but what's good news is right now at least for taking a nice breather here again, sullivan county still looking at that flood advisory on storm tracker 4 right now. there's a nice collection of some showers working through the north bay. that will be through the late morning hours as what we expect closer inspection. we did have a nice little cell here in santa rosa. that's now since moved off to the sacramento valley. again, a little bit more upstream. look at the fog. this is a different type of fog. it's not our typical wikipedia addiction fog. this is radiation fog, which is we're going to have all the weekend. that's what you tend

to see around the rest of the country. when you have a lot of moisture, the ground and with the temperatures so close to the dew point, you get that fog temperature check for you right now. some lower to middle 50's working here. not a lot of movement. mercury wise back to the fog. again, as i mentioned here comes that radiation fog and right there, right predawn in the east bay. that line of showers moves through in its wake. we're left with all that surface moisture. so a lot of cloud cover tomorrow. it looks like throughout much of the day and that surface fog to contend with breaking it down for you today. scattered showers work temperatures not too bad. lower 60's. the next series of events look to be just like their predecessor. this means it's warm air and that means high level thunder showers are still possible with that as well to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. breaking news this morning. mandatory evacuations are underway in parts of monterey county because of flooding. rising waters breached a levee overnight in a community near watsonville. this happened around midnight and this is video you're watching now that shows water rescues happening near roe

river. the national guard says they responded to 56 rescues near this waterway. officials also went door to door alerting people to leave the area immediately. and all of this happening just after president biden approved governor newsom's request for a presidential emergency declaration in response to the storms. this declaration covers bay area counties including san francisco, sonoma, santa clara, san mateo and santa cruz. it allows residents immediate access to federal assistance for things like generators, road clearance, equipment and shelter programs. the heavy rain in the north bay is taking a toll on at least one resident still trying to rebuild after the devastating 2017 tubbs fire kron four's terisa stasio spoke with the homeowner about the problems the storms are causing. jesse, you low has a remarkable attitude with all of these rains that have happened here in the north bay. >> it's caused a lot of damage to his property. see yourself.

that is the tractor stuck on jesse. you let hallows property as you can see. it is buried deep in the mud. >> you look taller says that the problems have been growing with the ferocious reigns in january as he tried to finish rebuilding his home following the devastating tubbs fire back in 2017 just had drainage about 60 feet. but behind my house. >> 4 inches of rain clogged the drain immediately. and i have about a 3 foot. did. and my property all along that 60 feet on top of where >> the dream supposed to go. so tractors and nothing will be able to get out there for at least a couple months because it's so wet and it's going to continue you let hello says that most of the damage affected the landscaping around his rebuilt home. yeah, just got in may of last year. so the house is still kind of getting completed. theirs. >> no real landscaping at and

this is kind of the first step towards that. and it's a step forward and a step backwards. at the same time. >> despite the widespread challenges you let hollow, says he is optimistic and takes it all in stride. with living in santa rosa's countryside. >> oh, i love the area. i couldn't be happier to be here. so you know what? what comes with the rain is what happens and all lived through it and continue to rebuild and we'll be back better than ever. no time. >> and of course, we have more rains that are expected next week. so it's going to be some time before any work can continue. here in santa rosa, theresa kron, 4 news bay area. residents have until next week to apply for federal disaster relief for damages caused by the january storms. >> the deadline is thursday, march 16th, the small business administration approved nearly 7 million dollars in loans for businesses and more than 43 million dollars for residents here in the bay area. people in alameda contra costa and san mateo counties

are eligible for fema and sba disaster assistance. you can get details at disaster assistance dot gov. in oakland, investigators are working to figure out what caused a roof to collapse at a warehouse killing one man that man has been identified as 57 year-old martin gonzalez kron four's haaziq madyun has more on the victim. >> sad because like like i as a nice guy, nice person. coffee employee tragically lost his life when the roof collapsed at the company's distribution center warehouse. an ad that the avenue in east oakland around 3.15, friday morning. so what you're looking at right now is where there's appears to have been a plate glass that would have been >> the office peet's coffee spokesperson mary o'connell says that is where the employee described as a distribution leader was located with a portion of the roof came down. i will tell you he was a beloved employee,

had been with pete's for 15 years, was part of the family. can tell you that everyone around be is shaken by this. we know that it was happening as the storms oakland last night. there's no question about that. >> but why exactly that part of the roof collapse? we don't know. building was a red tag by the city of virtual. >> engineer that came out as part of the preliminary investigation. >> oakland fire department battalion chief christopher foley says it is rare in this case for partial structural failure. roof collapse. given the typical construction of this building. >> to my knowledge, there's that buildings not. on anybody's list. as far you know, maintenance deficiencies or anything like that. so, yes, i would say very rare. another pizza employee was also in the building at the time of the collapse and was transported to the hospital with a non-life-threatening injury is co worker reflects on how common it is for employees to use the break

room next to the office where the distribution leader was killed. >> and it could be a meal and all the maybe our related can 10, 20 people in that great room. >> peet's coffee representative says this distribution center will remain closed while the cause of the roof collapse is under investigation. in oakland haaziq kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. how one north bay town is rushing to make road repairs ahead of the next storm system. plus, we're also tracking reports of more rain coming to the sierra this weekend. how some scientists are responding to this trend and the potential impact to people living there. and after the break, the u.s. economy added more jobs than expected in february. experts weigh in on what that means.

>> the u.s. added another 300,000 new jobs to the economy in february, according to the most recent federal report that might sound like a big number, but it's actually a dip from january's more than half a million new jobs. plus, the unemployment rate group just slightly. economists say that's a sign the federal reserve's efforts to cool down the economy might be working. meantime, the fed chairman warns the central bank could raise interest rates more aggressively if the job market remains too hot. argues doing so is a necessary evil to bring down inflation. the fpd

is expected to announce new interest rates in just a few weeks. and meantime, college enrollment across the country dropped 6% over the past few years. that's according to the national student clearinghouse. the bureau of labor statistics says it's the steepest drop on record since 2018, hundreds of young adult who finished high school during the pandemic are opting out of college over concerns about high tuition and getting into crippling debt. many surveyed said they are for forging their own paths. >> and still on a storm tracker, 4 were noting a couple scattered showers about to approach into the north bay and the later morning hours keeping it scattered showers for balance today. a little heavier those for you pre-dawn tomorrow morning. and take a look at that weekend forecast. more details. you keep it here. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look right now at the sierra where wow, it looks very chilly right now. you can see the snow actively falling down over highway 80 in this perspective here we have eric rucker who is going to be reporting for us on more on the conditions on the sierra right now. >> it doesn't take us know, scientists to tell you, we have received a whole bunch of powder in the sierra this season compared to an average year way above average. but since meteorologist andrew

schwartz is a snow scientist who just happens to live in soda springs of the uc berkeley snow lab. we'll just have him do it anyway. so far this year, we've had a little over 50 feet of snow here with us now live right now on the ground. we've got 14 and a half feet because, of course, all that snowfall compacts overtime. well, this is the most snow that we have seen in recent years. the hope now is that it sticks around as long as possible. warmer weather means rain at higher elevations, rain that can melt a portion of the snow pack. exp from ideal during the winter we often use our reservoirs as flood mitigation and we need extra capacity and them to prepare for plus potential flooding events. so if we melt our snowpack too early, we have to do at early releases and those reservoirs and we don't get to capture all of the water from the snow pack that we would if it melted later in the season. shorts does add that if the rain comes down on snow really high up the hill full that shouldn't cause snowmelt issues, that rain would

realistically filter into the snow pack potentially freeze and just ball cup. the amount of water content that we have in the >> and going from the sierra back here to the bay area. this is a live look at sfo. you can see conditions are very foggy out there. haven't heard of any impacts to outbound flights. however, we will continue to monitor that situation for you throughout the hour here on the kron 4 morning news. but well, just look at how chilly that looks. dave. >> yeah, lots of fog. low level moisture. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. want to jump to tahoe real quick because the forecast is interesting. it's a mixed bag of precipitation early into the week. we're really underscoring how that moisture is coming in from the lower latitudes. it's a lot more mild. you heard about the melting in the additional rain to that. that causes flash flooding, which we've seen all this week. this goes on until tomorrow. a new package from the nws is expected to be released. probably what's going to go on with all this is winning through to get through this event before they start into the next week's

event. stormtracker for what's going on close to home. the showers continue mostly in the north bay. now let's hand it over future cast for see what i'm talking about here. some scattered showers will continue throughout the day today. here's the heavier line pre-dawn tomorrow. this will be about 04:00am. don't forget the time change will be about 05:00am as far as the sun is concerned, it's all the same. there you see the heavy rain. this moves through left with in its wake, scattered showers concentrated to the north bay, although let's take a late one in the south bay for tomorrow. so that's sunday getting into monday. it looks like early next week. another dose coming of heavy rains. let's get to it here. we get a break. and then boom, here's the deeper moisture. this is monday night tuesday morning. same deals before snow levels go up. so we get more melting going on. coupled with that mixed bag of precipitation going forward. break midweek here. break them into sun coming out little bit. another doses expected as we get into friday. but a heavier dose throughout that following weekend now into the following week. now, looks

like these lows are now staying towards the north. they facilitate this with these plumes of moisture that come up from the south temperature. check for your highs today approaching about 60 or so. we're still technically, i guess in some ways in winner, although logical spring already began. and in the seven-day forecast, rain coming in going in this program. temperatures hold in the 60's. the lows. interesting. we might dry out enough to allow temperatures to tumble about 38. we'll keep it 40's of the coast. stephanie. >> in the east bay, we're learning 6 bodies and the cremated remains of more than 150 other people were discovered in a hayward warehouse. alameda county sheriff says the bodies are linked to oceanview cremations, a crematorium. their business was us. their business license, rather was suspended in 2018 and they were banned from storing any remains in the facility. but it started to become clear last week the building was still being used. relatives of the bodies have been contacted. anyone who did business with oceanview

cremations and are unsure about the status of family remains is asked to call the alameda county coroner's bureau. and we now know the identity of the person killed in a shooting in daly city earlier this week. the san mateo coroner's office identified the victim as 27 year-old francis lucero friday. the shooting happened monday night on eastgate drive off john daly boulevard near the west lakes shopping center. the victim had been shot several times according to a gofundme campaign for the family. sarah leaves behind 2 young children. police arrested a 27 year-old man for the crime. and the man convicted of murdering kristen smart is sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. on friday, san luis obispo county judge denied paul flores's attempt to get a new trial and a request to have his conviction overturned. a jury found flores guilty last october. he was the last person seen with smart near the cal poly san luis obispo campus. in may 1996, her body was never found. paul flores, his father, ruben flores, was accused of helping hide the

body but was acquitted of that crime. the catholic diocese of santa rosa is filing for bankruptcy monday following a string of abuse lawsuits. the move automatically freezes all lawsuit so they can be settled through federal bankruptcy court. the bishop announced the decision friday saying he had no other choice given the staggering number of claims and not enough financial resources. the diocese faces more than 200 new legal claims over childhood abuse. and here's a look at the statement released friday by the bishop. it reads in part, quote, with excess property depleted with insurance for many of the years, either nonexistent or exhausted. it is impossible to see any way forward without recourse to the bankruptcy protections our country makes available. the bishop says the dicey face similar cases in 2003, the church still property of borrowed money to pay 12 million dollars to victims on top of another 19 million dollars in insurance payouts. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news,

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making its first appearance in the state title game battle. buena ventura for the cia boys division 3 title, the oakland high wildcats won. 59 to 43 and another oakland basketball team making the town proud. the oakland tech girls team also got the w in sacramento. the lady bulldogs beat santiago, high school from southern california in the division. one title game. this marks the 4th title in program history. and more various sports forty-niners quarterback brock purdy is recovering after a successful surgery on his injured throwing elbow. the 23 year-old underwent an internal brace surgery. the typical timeline for a full return is 6 months, which would be the start of the 2023 regular season. the forty-niners say they expect party to start a throwing program in 3 months. and some sad news for giants and a's fans this morning. so lou, the youngest member of a major league baseball's trio of a little brothers passed away friday. he was 80 years

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morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. start up this half hour with a look at our forecast is pretty chilly out there. dave spahr is in the weather center with the very latest. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody sofo earlier and yes, as you can see, no surprise here. there are. there is about an hour delay with some flights going on here with the fog in some. >> light drizzle going on. most of the action is up north. here it is yet again getting a good iran right now santa rose are extending up to santa rosa sonoma counties as well. that's where actually have a flood advisory that's

going to be around until 5 this evening. meanwhile, the rest of the north bay is kind of clear temporarily. but with the progress of this from west to east, expect more throughout the north bay, elsewhere in the south bay, actually see the sun come out a little bit. there's you will see in the santa clara valley, just a touch there in a rain shadow by nature. but of course, that doesn't children tally rain, as you well know. temperature check for you right now. we have the lower to middle 50's someone on a mild note and we'll actually see highs in the lower 60's later today. winds, they're kind of calm, going to be a bit more active tomorrow that will have some breezy conditions after the pop with the heavy rain early in the day. here's what goes on with the fog. not too bad today. building up here in the north bay through the day today and off. also to the east bay know this is for 15, right when that line marches through in its wake. the fog remains in the north bay in the peninsula just all day tomorrow. pretty much mostly cloudy skies. don't expect to see much in the way of sun today. want to make a brief note of it. we'll say some peeks of sun working in their lower 60's for highs. you can tell we're still in the mild sector of the air mass. and as we get the

success of juice here, air mass getting in here by tuesday, that's also going to be mild sector as well. so it means heavy rains coming our way next week will be a walking through that coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. the clock is ticking for residents in sonoma county cleaning up before the next round of rain. heavy rain this week flooded roads and brought down trees from ford's rob nesbitt spoke with the sonoma county fire district about the damage. >> communities along the russian river have been on high alert all year. the rain that started thursday overwhelm several creeks that flow into the river. it's why you'll find signs like this, stopping people from driving into harm's way. >> the rising waters of the russian river and its surrounding creeks had nowhere to go friday spilling over in places like slusser road where a fedex driver became stranded in his delivery truck. one of our low lying roads that is known to flood. there's actually a permanent up on posts that say roadway may flood and those are up all year. karen hancock with the

sonoma county fire district says in this case the driver ignored the warning signs blocking the road signs that are there for a reason. please do not drive around the flooded roadway. signs because we did have that unfortunate event. you know, last time just 2 miles from slusser road is where 43 year-old daphne fun. tino died on january 10th when her car was swept away from a flooded roadway and found the next day under 10 feet of water on friday, the same location look like this turn around. don't drown. no injuries reported friday in sonoma county because of the storm crews from several agencies busy cleaning up the mess left behind. from trees down in grayton to a washout that close burnside road near sebastopol. while workers do their part with repairs and making roads passable again. >> hancock wants you to do your part. >> just reminding people were in the winter season. we've got these atmospheric rivers open. we're expecting more storms. please stay alert. stay informed. stay safe. >> reporting in sonoma county. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. with more rain on the way.

state and federal officials are issuing more warnings. sign up for their communities. warning systems learn more about cow alerts, dot gov. if you're told to evacuate, please do so as soon as possible. never drive through. barricades are road closures. never drive through water that you understand what the death of that water is. and as always, please help your neighbors. >> officials want to remind everyone that rescue workers and other resources are in place in case of any new emergencies tied to the wet weather, drivers are urged to slow down and pack a go bag with a blanket food, water and extra cell phone battery. you can sign up for local alerts at cal alerts dot org. and take a look at this. livermore. police evacuated people living underneath a bridge. this happened at sandbar island at stanley and maria boulevards. police are

urging people to stay away from rivers and creeks because they can easily reach flood level right now. and niles canyon road is closed indefinitely due to flooding and debris. this is between mission boulevard in fremont and main street in seminole this area's plunder prone to mudslides during heavy rain. severe weather back in january. also forced the closure of this roadway for several days. in santa cruz county, heavy rain swept away a main road in socal cutting the town in half and stranding hundreds of people kron four's. justin campbell has the latest on the effort to repair the roadway. >> roughly 130 households trapped after this road washed out during the atmospheric river that dumped heavy rain overnight. didn't hear anything, but we did come down first thing this morning to check it not in just baker's family of 5 are among those stock north main street in. so

cal is the only road into the multiple residential streets. i felt really badly knowing that the impact felt with the students at the schools. i work at over thankful to have a bye school so we can use. residents were forced to use a neighbor's backyard bridge to walk over bates creek to get in and out of 1000. people have come through our. >> our driveway crazy. but we met a lot neighbors that we didn't know. and the lot numbers that we have seen for a while all day friday, road crews laid a new covert in hopes of getting one lane often running before the next storm comes now confident that the cruiser wall. >> bill, to put a fix in place that can do through the rest of the winter. now some residents had their gas cut off along with their water. but much of that has been restored. the biggest challenge right now is making sure that they get this road back open at least one lane so residents can come in and out

reporting here in socal justin road the was briefly closed friday after a chunk of the hillside gave way the area has since been cleared. the county's public works. director, a deputy public works. director says everything is still very wet from the january storms. and with more rain on the way, the danger isn't over. >> drivers should expect that there's the potential with more rain. first slide sent to drive slowly if signals are out. remember to treat it as a four-way stop sign. >> another area being monitored is north canyon road between ashbourne drive and the county line near san ramon, the embankment, their failed because of the january storms and aa east bay teenager is being remembered after she died in a hit and run earlier this week. pittsburgh police say it happened while she was walking near black time in high school tuesday night. kron four's dan

thorn spoke with those who knew her. >> melodies dance studio in antioch, remembering one of their fellow dancers who was tragically killed. 17 year-old brooke jeffrey was hit by a car while crossing the street tuesday night. she was the >> sweet escape. all of the girls here. we're all. best friends with because she was such a sweet girl. got along great with everyone kayla lane is a family friend who introduced brooke, to dance more than 10 years ago. >> over that time, brooke, thrived in hip-hop and jazz as well as ballet. the accident has left lane and brooks, fellow dancers devastated. >> family and take note. >> so did pittsburgh police have not released any information about the driver. they have only said the teen was hit while walking near black diamond high school in the area of stoneman avenue and briarcliff drive members of the dance studio are anxiously awaiting answers.

family answers were not just a dance to deal with her family. we want closure and miss see a magical talk, brooke ballet and says, brooke, would come to the studio early and stay late to help others. it's the saddest thing ever. little dance always welcome a fundraising effort is underway to help brooks family with the unexpected expenses of her death. the goal is to raise $10,000. we wanted to make sure that she or family knew >> that we were here to support help them in any way that we reporting in antioch. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> another big story we're following this morning. a key player in the tech industry and venture capital community is officially no more. silicon valley bank collapsed on friday. federal regulators have taken control of its deposits. the f d i c says investors will be able to access funds and any customers who banked with spd will able to access funds with a limit of $250,000. no later than

monday, the bank's failure can be traced back to wednesday when it announced it was trying to raise more than 2 billion dollars in capital to help balance its asset sheet that sent investors scrambling to pull deposits from the bank, including several high-profile venture capital firms, svb specialized in providing financial services to start-up companies. state senator scott wiener spoke with us yesterday here on kron 4 news and is calling the collapse of the bank, quote, a crisis for the tech industry. he's calling on the government and the industry to work together to make sure the collapse does not affect the bay area economy. >> and with this collapse, all these start ups that are banking their they may not be able to make next week. they they may have to shut down. we miss you lay off significant layoffs. this needs to be fixed very quickly. >> the collapse is the biggest bank failure since washington mutual during the great recession of 2008. and

congressman roe who represents silicon valley sent us a statement about the bank closure. he says in part, quote, i spoke with the white house this morning to emphasize the importance of the silicon valley bank to the startup and tech economy. i will be working to insure the bank's customers are protected and have continued access to their funds. so startup employees and workers are paid. in sonoma county. the board of supervisors will continue consider rather a new ordinance that could establish new parking standards for weiner event. if passed, there could be new visitor parking traffic management and noise standards on agricultural land. the county meets tuesday at 08:30am, to discuss the matter. all right. coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news, we celebrate women's history month with a young drumming prodigy making history. >> stick around. you'll want >> stick around. you'll want to hear this.

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40's because this air mass coming their way. we'll be like we saw from last week. back to what we're looking at today. nice little plus drop here in the north bay. you will see with some moderate rain showers and there, but they move on through rain stops. maybe even a couple breaks in the clouds in the skies. rather. we're actually seeing that in the south bay right now as we speak. but the bigger line we're watching is tomorrow morning. predawn. heavy rain expected right across the region east. beijing will notice right about dawn here clearing out the area leaving behind those scattered showers again breaks in the clouds possible throughout the day. tomorrow. and as we go into tomorrow night, more of the same. the heavy stuff looks to be monday night tuesday. that's when the first window is going to be. all right. how much rain are we getting? not much to be added to this. this is why the flood watch has been pulled because we're not looking for a lot quantitatively from this weekend. this is the effort that we see for today. very, very modest. a couple pennies will pick up maybe a dime. but the santa rosa, then we get that new maybe pick up a couple times here. a quarter,

perhaps that's about it for the weekend. it gets again more interesting into early next week. let's track that. they're all right. the traffic for this weekend. we're done. boom. the heavier stuff gets here. predawn monday or tuesday. predawn tuesday as we approach 4 o'clock. the heavier stuff throughout the day by wednesday morning. starting to take a break here. variable clouds almost want to call it that we head into the weekend. friday's an opportunity for some showers. maybe a break on saturday and then heavier stuff by saturday night sunday. again, back that deeper moisture beyond that looks like storms start to track a little further north are not getting the here being supplant a little bit by some of that moisture down south highs today near about 60 range forecast notes the heavy rain tuesday. another dose on friday even into next weekend with some variable clouds, high temperatures with all this rain lower 60's lows might venture back into the 30's and we dry out enough tuesday night into wednesday.

this stick segment is going to get your region for your legs up in cota albums. stephanie, >> that's a good segue there. dave, thank you. we continue to celebrate women's history month with a young drumming prodigy making history and capturing international attention with her talent. >> she released her first cd at age 6 and her videos have been viewed more than 53 million times online. well, what were you doing when you were 13? >> so joining me live now is, you know, cause so much. thank you so much for joining us here today, and so you just moved here from japan yet in you're going to school. now i'm at in oakland at the oakland school for the what is that transition been like for you? >> enjoy my school. i have. >> made many and like

>> i feel my english is getting better. fantastic guy. the toe by and i like that that it bury a us. there is a look health nature. i say to you. yeah. so many different options, hiking trails are fe area is known for that. >> and, you know, you know, you've been the face of international clothing brands like ben to chloe montclair and you also perform with cyndi on her tour. what does it feel like to be so famous that your first? i i appreciate everyone. >> who thank >> giving but wonderful act.

opportunity oust to experience so many things i want to. many new things in the okay. yeah. all right. and, you know, do you have any advice for people your age who want to get into >> it's a good >> preece cape challenging. you're safe to do what? what? do you you? you want e want to and i think if these important not to do. not to do. anything here. you i don't want to do, ok? yeah, and lots and lots of practice to not so much. you know. okay. okay. okay.

>> okay. so, you know, tell us a bit about what your goals are for the future. >> so i like to make my. solo out on. right. yeah. >> and do stations weise any time to musicians. >> i'd i do, like to do have more up to tease, to live at many many different venues. yeah, well, you certainly have a very bright future ahead of you. and we're so excited to have you perform live for us here on problem or today. what will you be performing for >> i in bo halo my drum all right. well, we'll let you take it from here. you okay. thank you so much for joining us much. all right. go for it. okay.

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♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ time to spring ahead for daylight savings this weekend. it's a ritual that leaves many americans groggy and probably a bit annoyed. but as kron four's washington correspondent hannah brandt reports a few lawmakers are trying to put a stop to it. right now. it's a biannual routine spring forward then fall back. but some lawmakers want to end that. i think it's about time. senator rick scott is one of the sponsors of the sunshine protection act, which would make daylight saving time permanent. it's an effort. senator tommy tuberville supports to we

want. >> our more for kids, people that want to stay outside work in the i think i think people deserve advocates argue the extra hour of light at the end of the day, could boost economic activity improve people's moods and increase exercise? it could be healthier for americans. so we need to get it done. but even though the bill has some support from republicans and democrats in both the house and the senate, not everyone thinks it's a good idea were against it for several reasons. primarily due to health and public safety. doctor jocelyn, why chain with the american academy of sleep medicine says study shows staying on daylight saving time could lead to an increase in car accidents, heart attacks and strokes. because going off standard time disrupts our body's internal clock. our body has natural clock called the circadian rhythm. >> and it's driven by sunlight in the morning and reduced exposure to sunlight in the evening. some lawmakers also prefer permanent standard time last year. the sunshine

protection act made it through the senate but stalled in the house. we're going to throw it out there and see what this time around as they work to get enough votes in congress. the clock is ticking in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> all right. look at that. there it is. the academy's new champagne carpet is rolled out in front of the dolby theater in hollywood. they're no longer going with the red carpet. oscar organizers said they wanted the scene to look mellow like a beach at sunset. now this will still be the spot where celebrities will stop and take for the for the photographers out there but we will also be bringing you some live coverage the scene from the carpet tonight on kron 4. so stay tuned for that. >> okay, stephanie, we'll check that radar out real quick because we have some showers building up there in the north bay was talking about santa rosa earlier us. and it was a creek. santa creek. got to watch out, though. the flood advisory for

the whole area of the flood watch that we have that's been pulled now. it's probably going to be reinstated again as we have more rain coming upstream. so today it's scattered showers. some breaks in the clouds look like in the south bay. here comes that big dose head. the pre-dawn and then in its wake, we're left with those scattered showers and the scattered shower program takes us into tomorrow afternoon as well. it's monday night that things get interesting. here is the longer range forecast. but right there there's that deeper moisture. and there you see in its wake, we get a little bit of a break. another line we're watching for friday and then another one into next week. it looks like by sunday. so, stephanie, it's kind of a wet pattern. 7 day forecast for the rain coming and going. don't forget, we change our clocks. 02:00am sunday. technically we bring forward to 3 and loosen hours. is a delight when we it is early in the morning, right? you know, we love what we do. we have great presentation to stephanie really woke us up. your some drums going i

thought someone was playing cota from led zeppelin. john the ghost is here somewhere she is very talented. we do with the levee breaking, though, because will have nowhere to sleep. >> well, remember to have your umbrellas out this weekend. and thanks for so much for joining us here. the weekend news and stephanie land. >> and join back here tomorrow. starting at 7 o'clock. remember, it is daylight savings time. so number to one those clocks threat will be here in i guess in your mind. >> yes, stay safe. stay dry and take care of each other. by now. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon.

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