>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday and we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, we are looking ahead and another batch of rain coming our way. not just for the weekend, which is pretty well time now. what this is going to be mostly nocturnal and into next week as well with some newer details as well. here's a look at the golden gate bridge, not much the way of fog this morning. little bit of a breeze happening while we speak essentially mostly clear skies we have from overnight allowing those temperatures to

fall. here is the progress that we're seeing mostly 40's across the region. >> compliments of some wind still. 41 going on for a santa rosa. 43 from the bottle. 45 for any all? can 46 checking in for san jose? pretty close to the numbers yesterday. if not a little bit above, like napa, for example, very cold yesterday morning, 6 degrees ahead this morning. a couple on the east bay, the winds not to keep very active. they're variable, if you will, single digits in calm conditions. but upstream, there you see it. nice line of cloud cover. that's going to yield for storm for overnight. you'll see that cloud cover build this afternoon in the michael asked if 59 11 o'clock by 2. we're talking turning cloudy at 67. not that with those inland temperatures still been on the warm side. coming up a little bit. we'll show you the rain coming in this weekend and on into next week as well. stephanie. thank you so much. >> our top story we're tracking for you this morning. we're following reports of mysterious flying objects spotted over northern california. take a good look at this video here. this was

taken over the city of davis. it called for is also hearing from viewers across the bay area, including concord, richmond and petaluma about these objects. and you can see in the video, at least 5 of them flying through the sky. and let's take a look at more video shot from oast night. this is from the tri valley area in the east bay. the first reports about these flying objects started coming in around 9.30, last night. we've reached out to nasa for more information on what these could have been. we will keep you updated as we learn more throughout the morning. another big headline we're following for you this morning. former oakland police chief leronne armstrong takes part in a town hall with members of the community this morning in oakland, armstrong is expected to discuss his firing among other issues facing the city. they are shaped how fired armstrong earlier this year for his alleged mishandling of police misconduct cases. the community town hall starts at 10:00am at the antioch baptist

church on 14th street. an east bay community continues to mourn the death of a 17 year-old dancer. jeffrey was slated to compete in a dance competition this weekend. she was tragically killed while crossing the street the night of march, 7th pittsburgh police announced this week the arrest of the man they believed to be responsible. kron four's. dan storm has the story. >> 34 year-old science has been charged in connection with the hit-and-run death of pittsburgh team brooke. jeffrey signs is accused of striking jeffrey, along stoneman avenue and taking off in the night of march, 7th at the time the teen was walking to be picked up by her mother. it takes a weight off of our grateful. >> that they were able to catch. so get this close. family friend kayla lane says jefferies dance team has been devastated by her death. the 17 year-old was set to compete this weekend. >> her fellow keeping her memory alive through temporary

tattoos of her favorite animal. all he had to do was stop. >> and he did it. he ran. and he just left for their contra costa county prosecutors officially charged signs friday. deputy da jeff kolko says signs not only took off from the scene after striking jeffrey. >> but also tried to cover it up. attempted to conceal evidence of the crime by spring painting is a vehicle that was used in the collation. >> and then taking it to sonoma county and the tempting to them. their signs was also driving with a license that was suspended because of a dui. coco says the lack of remorse and signs actions. >> compelled him to ask the judge to raise the bail amount from 200,000 to 1 million dollars. and it reflects the seriousness of crime. there is a 17 year-old girl who is dead because of the defendant's

actions. jeffrey's family and friends are hoping changes will happen at the crosswalk where she was killed. the crossing lights have not been working and they may have been the difference in jeffrey being alive. >> kind of our next step trying to get justice for her. that like that doesn't happen. anyone else. >> reporting in pittsburgh, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> the suspect is set to be back in court next month. police also arrested his fiancee in connection with this case. prosecutors say they are still reviewing charges against her. another stabbing happened at a local school this time in san francisco video from the citizen app shows san francisco middle school in north beach. officers got a report of the stabbing friday afternoon. someone described only as a juvenile was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. officers detained another suspect. the investigation is ongoing. and on friday, police arrested 2 students from montgomery high school. the pair are accused of being involved in a fight

and bringing weapons on campus. this is the same high school where a student was stabbed to death earlier this month. this brings the number of students arrested for weapons this month to 8 in santa rosa schools. police say at around 10:40am, they responded to reports of a fight between 5 to 6 teens off campus. officers also found a large knife and a backpack and metal knuckles at the scene. new developments in the death investigation of angelo quinto. the man who died after being restrained by antioch police in 2020 civil rights attorney john burris says there's new evidence that shows quinto's death was not an accident. he says new evidence suggests quinto died of asphyxiation. the 30 year-old passed away after a police officer responding to reports of a dispute between quinn till and his mother kneeled on quinto shoulder and handcuffed him. that officer eventually called for an ambulance until later died at the hospital. the contra costa county coroner's office said quinto died of so called excited delirium syndrome.

it's a term some experts say is not a valid medical or psychiatric diagnosis. now quinto's family want his death reclassified as a homicide. >> even if they conclusion that this was the death of what the call was issued. a fixation. i was transfixed the nation essentially being held down. we have died from cut off and you can no longer bray. but this wasn't an accidental death so that that death is the hands of another. >> windows family is expected to file a petition, a request in contra costa county vacate the coronerps finding that quinto's death was an accident. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. not in my neighborhood. members of the south bay community rally against a proposal to bring a new buddhist temple to the area. >> the reasons why. plus governor gavin newsom wants to re imagine san quentin state prison. what he's planning for the inmates on death row. and after the break, president

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everything out for the whole family. something for everybody. >> the two-day festival runs from 10:00am to 05:00pm at the dublin civic center. have so much fun, everybody. if you plan to head out there and taking a live look now conditions outside from our sutro tower camera just looking very pretty out there right now. this is meant to be a look at the san francisco skyline. but you can see much of it is covered by fog at this time of the day. but things some might clear just a bit as the sun starts to come up over over the day. yeah. that will make south force property nicely. good morning, stephanie. everybody of the golden gate bridge doesn't reflect this as much as you can see. >> however, that will be replaced with cloud cover going on for today. so but it's all going to be rain free during the day. so even the cloud cover builds know where the rain is. still a little bit far away from home. here it is on the satellite picture. again, the rain in the deeper moisture still well out to sea. it will take until well tonight before it starts to develop. it will be with us. it looks like tomorrow morning as well. won't be done

with us at that point. going through today. here comes the buildup of cloud cover. this is again mid afternoon about 3.15, or so give a general idea on that front. here comes the line of rain overnight. so we say about midnight is when we expect the rain starting to build so overnight it will play its game tomorrow morning. it's still with us with some embedded, not moderate to heavy rain still in there, looks like it's focusing a little bit of this run through up in the north bay and then by the afternoon we go into the spotty rain showers, what we'll call it. even some breaks perhaps in there to see a little sun. and but it continues overnight to your monday. but monday will be another break before yet. another wave comes our way on tuesday. but about those today, a breeze one on there, you know, to the teens, nothing major. it's a tonight. it starts to pick up. and then tomorrow. but it's not every where one time it's kind of spotty jumping around as you'll notice. we don't have any statements from any of this yet. it may just be because it doesn't reach the

threshold for wind advisory, but just pencil and you got the rain. you got the winds still with us. very familiar game plan here as we go into the overnight and even through sunday were will be scattered showers still bit on the breezy side. so early sun today afternoon, clouds, rain and winds overnight. early rain tomorrow afternoon. showers scattered about too breezy windy at times and in spots. then for next week we're looking for unsettled with rain and winds, but it's going very does seem like it's trending more dry. so tuesday on on balance seems to be the strongest hit that we're going to get. there's yet another one later in the week. but that doesn't look as potent. so with clouds increasing will called about 65 san francisco. tomorrow. be a little cooler on all fronts. 67 going on for open 71 san jose in on the big board reaching for some lower 70's even on the east bay shoreline. so pretty pleasant saturday. we've kind of earned, but again, pencil when some unsettled weather for tonight. tomorrow, stephanie. thank you so much. >> some san jose neighbors near evergreen valley high

school say they're upset over proposed plans to build a buddhist temple in the area. developers want to build on a vacant lot. but as kron 4 s justin campbell learned some neighbors say they just don't want the temple near their homes. >> yet right now, outside of this empty plot of land being used for a fruit vendor. but the billionaire gets his way. he'll be building up 14,000 square foot. 4 story, buddhist temple. >> leena alam head of the commuter foundation is backing the project once built the temple will serve as a home to 8 months in welcome. a maximum up 300 visitors at any one time. in addition to event, staff and security. but the idea is facing pushback from people who live in the area. you know, rezoning it was tension, neighborhood to be a commotion alike, type of property just from nick family lives 1000 feet away from the proposed buddhist temple and is a former city of san jose planning commissioner right

now, this evergreen neighborhood is zoned residential, but the developers are asking to rezone a public, meaning no height limit and their ability to build fire stations or movie theaters in the middle of the neighborhood. general plan policy clearly indicate that anything we do >> in the city, especially, you know, in a highly dense residential area, it could be compatible with the neighborhood. >> pham says average home in the neighborhood is 2000 square feet. the temple would be more than 7 times that size with parking for 60 cars. he says simply the temple is beyond compatible for the neighborhood, along with safety concerns. >> then at 3 schools, ok within a half-mile radius. there are many cyclists, many people who walk to the school that many people who walk right, all of that lives will be impacted it's big safety issue for a project of anything which is not

president should kron 4 reached out to the commuter foundation but have not heard back. >> and saturday residents will be here on this corner, passing out flyers, encouraging other neighbors to go to the planning commission within 2 weeks. >> in hopes of encouraging them to vote against it. reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> bart's now former inspector general claims the transit agency kept her from doing her job. perry richardson says she is leaving the job 4 months early before then at the end of her term, she claims bar and management and employee unions made it hard for her to access records, talk to employees and secure the funding she needed for her department. >> you reach a point where you do gay enough is enough, heart has to change the culture from the top down and set a tone at the top that we don't want to waste. we don't want fraud if we identity. if the inspector general identifies it, we're going to cooperate with them and weaving that out. >> a bart spokesperson says

they plan to issue a statement at some point. the inspector general position remains open until the spring or summer. when replacement is expected to be appointed. in national news. lawmakers are trying to ban the social media app. tiktok. >> over national security concerns. washington correspondent trevor shirley is in the d is in dc with the latest. >> this would likely be a tough fight for the white house, especially if the administration decides to go after tiktok's parent company itself. on thursday, the white house wouldn't comment directly on reports that the administration itself was joining the fight to rid america of tiktok. we have expressed concerns over china's potential use of software platforms that could in danger or threatened. >> america's safety and their national security. so that is the president concerned. that is why we have called on congress to take action. the wall street journal reported the treasury department was threatening a u.s. ban on tiktok and let's take talks owners. the chinese company

bytedance sold the app. >> tiktok representatives dismissed that report. let's go ahead. and the thing i think that's what we need to do and i would target tiktok. the idea of a tiktok ban is a rare issue where both parties find common ground. what we're trying to deal with years, the risk of insecure information and communication technologies ict last week. senators also introduced the restrict act that would let the commerce department review and potentially ban any foreign technology that might pose a national security risk is safe to assume that the ccp is willing to lie about a spy balloon and cover up the origins of the worst pandemic in 100 years. they lie about using tiktok to spy on american citizens. the white house maintains congress is the way to go on this, not executive action. we see a bipartisan piece of legislation that you know, that we we are supporting for its part. china says the u.s. is treating chinese company's unfairly in the meantime, the white house has issued an order banning tiktok from all

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monday. and this map shows the affected area of the work is part of a road reconstruction project stretching from sun old to san ramon. southbound lanes are open right now. as you just saw in that live shot we just showed you and will not be affected. happening today. caltrans is blocking off portions of el camino. real in burlingame for storm cleanup efforts. additional possible closures are expected next week. el camino real will be closed near edge hill drive. the public is advised to avoid this area today and use alternate routes instead. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes appeared in court friday. >> th

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♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for being here with us. >> let's start off this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr in the weather center. >> with all we need to know, hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and that's case in the glimpses of sunshine peering through some of the haziness you can see from downtown. so. >> nice shot. nice to get things started today. pretty calm. but on the cool side shore. but here kuzma's deck of cloud cover that will build for the afternoon hours. so it won't be pretty all day but rain free and that's going to hold off really until late tonight. so the rain is not getting an air toll late tonight. even for your evening plans should be rain free in the early evening as well. our temperature check that we have 40's all over the board. despite the fact of the clear skies, we have a little bit of

a breeze overnight. help support some of those numbers. but we have the 40's, the east bay shoreline inland, dropping a little bit to the lower 40's as we see up in the north bay, too. those winds pretty calm for right now. although tomorrow we expect a little bit more activity going on. and that's going to actually linger all the way through monday morning. now, the breakdown today shows that increasing cloud covered already by the noon hour. you'll see it really covering up a lot of the sky in terms of the high cloudiness thickening up. so the pasty white skies will start to thicken up by mid afternoon as we reach to about 70 in a bit. we're going to show you the breakdown for the rain coming for tonight. also, the rain coming into next week to 7. >> disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes appeared in federal court friday. her defense team argues she should be able to stay out of prison until her appeal can be heard. her lawyers at holmes needs to be at home with her 2 children. prosecutors say it's time for her to start serving her sentence. holmes was convicted last year for deceiving investors. a judge sentenced her to more than 11

years in federal prison. >> because of the length of her sentence, she is almost a purse, a flight risk and they point to the fact that she bought a one-way ticket to mexico while this case was going on. so for the government there saying that makes us uneasy. >> the judge will make a decision by april 27th. that's the day holmes is scheduled to turn herself in. and homes as former business partner sunny balwani is also free on bail. he was ordered to report to prison by thursday, but he filed a last-minute appeal, forcing an appeals court to take up his case, keeping him out of prison for now. well, what he was convicted of 12 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy because of false statements he made to investors and patients about their noses, blood testing technology. he's expected to serve nearly 13 years behind bars. governor newsom is promising to reform the state's prison system starting with san quentin. the governor launched the effort in marin

county friday. the prison is home to california's largest population of people on death row. almost 700 newsom is proposing to move them to other facilities while the changes take place at san quentin. he's asking legislature for 20 million dollars to come up with a plan to create new education and rehab programs. >> this is something i never expected to get into. i don't know a program like this existed until i came down the saints and to be honest, it it is help see an opportunity for myself see to of the future beyond these prison walls. >> the governor's advisory panel plans to move forward with the changes. newsom says they'll be in place by 2025. kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> we have to do more than warehouse people after serious crime. christine soto da berry is a former san francisco assistant district attorney

and executive director prosecutor alliance which focuses on working towards modernizing the criminal justice system. she says that she sees governor newsom's plan to turn san quentin into a rehabilitation institution, a win for everyone. >> sadly, in the united states, we fail about 70% of the time with our current prison systems in the state of california, about 50% of the time because we have not invested in the kinds of programming and services. people need to make different choices. once they're released. newsom and his advisors have turned to norway for this revision of the former death row facility. they made the decision that what they wanted to do was completely re imagine their presence to be places of rehabilitation and reintegration and they have dropped their recidivism rate to nearly 20%. it's incredible. it's counterintuitive sometimes to

us in this country. we think that the harshness is what's going to teach someone the lesson to avoid crying the truth of the matter is that people need support. so did berry says california currently spends 18 billion dollars a year running prisons. >> but that hefty price tag could get caught. fewer people who served time and up back in prison. the new vision for san quentin does face some criticism in the state legislature. some say that the plan helps criminals, not victims. so the da berry disagrees. >> because if we can prevent the next crime from happening, we prevent someone from being victimized. we prevent a community from experience that in safety, it benefits all of us to help individuals that are incarcerated come home safely. she also points to guards and staff at presidents who suffer from high rates of >> post traumatic stress disorder due to the high level of violence. can't eradicate violence with violence and it applies to our prisons and

jail systems as well. and the more humane solutions we can find that still prioritize safety that still center victims and the harm that they've experienced. >> but the more that humanity is at the core of that, the better we all are theresa kron. 4 news. >> the san francisco naacp holds a meeting today at 10:30am, to discuss the latest proposed reparations package. you're looking at footage from a meeting early in the week to discuss the plant. and the u.s. state department is warning americans about the dangers of flying to mexico at a time when many people plan on making the trip south for spring break. kron four's rob nesbitt has more on the places you probably want to avoid. >> the 2 reasons listed for travel warnings and mexico are crime and kidnapping. 2 americans were killed earlier this month after they were kidnapped by members of the gulf cartel that area's one of 6 mexican states on the state department's do not travel list. john trainor with aaa of northern california says

spring breakers will want to pay attention to the warnings were rule which is where k ku leuven riviera. maya located is in second level being exercise increased caution, another popular travel destination is puerto vallarta in jalisco, which is in the level where the state department is recommending you reconsider your travel plans are it just returned from there this week. and i have 2 friends were top from here. 2, i be aware of that. he did not receive any push alerts or warnings about travel but did notice a difference in the streets. there were 2 military. >> vehicles with a bunch soldiers on public, very heavily and and i'm like, you know, the full full on military gear, but he says he never felt unsafe during his vacation, but that the site of military vehicles reminded him of where he grew up in 7 years old. you know, being in that there was civil uprising. >> and there was a presence of united nations forces when it comes to travel tips. training recommends booking to a travel

agency to get their professional advice on where to avoid getting travel insurance in case your plans after change. he also says it's a good idea to use the state department safe travel enrollment program or step and what that allows you to do is register your trip with the local and the city that is in mexico. whatever country you're might be going, too. so they're aware of where you're going to be when you're going to be there. you can register for step online for free. and trainer says the program will send travel updates and alerts to your phone to keep you informed during your trip out of the country. the gulf cartel did take responsibility for the 2 americans that were killed and apologize for the deaths in a letter sent to mexican authorities. rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the warriors faced off against the hawks last night, but did they come up on top details coming up. and up next on the kron, 4 morning news or rather later this morning, it is day 2 of the liv golf tournament. we have kron 4 sports director jason dumas live in tucson, jason dumas live in tucson, arizona, with the very latest.

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this time period. so still, even they're walking into spring. looks like tahoe is getting another dose of winter weather forecast. futurecast. here's the cloud cover. we talked about the rain. really the heavier rain looks to be crossing the bay from the coast say about midnight. 01:00am or so. just going to play out the bulk of which overnight. good timing on all of this. let's get evening. plans done happens overnight. this will come with some winds. what about sunday? not as nice as today. that's clear. spotty showers will pretty much covered the remainder of the day. there might be some breaks in the clouds with all about, but basically some spotty showers taken you to monday morning. and this is what it looks like as we get to about pre-dawn or so on monday with some breaks already happening in the clouds there and will be a break until the next wave gets here. rainfall totals, nothing to write home at all about in the scope of all of this. by the time we get to 11:00am on sunday. there's the collection. so a lot of noise but not a lot quantitatively. this may be understating it to say this by sunday. 01:00am. but remember, it's just

getting started at that point. so we haven't had time to pick up too much yet. so again, it's a late event happening the dead of night about those winds have advanced this all the way till sunday morning at 09:00am well involved. so while we can call today breezy, it will remain breezy tomorrow with parts windy at times and certain different locations at this discussion. there's no a wind advisory statements have been issued probably because it's not holding together long enough in order for that to be measured longer-range. what's the deal? you know on this? that's the first hit we've been talking about. that's going to be pretty much nocturnal leftover with your sunday morning with some involved rain. but then some spotty showers. interesting little hat trick going on here by this next storm system tapping into some of that moisture from the south. that tends to have a lot more of it and a cold low. so there you have a taking a southerly route. so socal is going to get hit hard early in the week. then we get the residuals later on coming back. getting intoatuesday. taking a break on wednesday. another week or system comes from the northwest to finish off the weekend. we go into

next weekend. dry but the start of the following week looks to be another band of rain, upper 60's with lower 70's cover the east bay shoreline. it will be noticeably cooler than that for tomorrow. and over the next about 7 days. let's bring those highs down to about 50 or so. your lows, meanwhile, will be mostly in the 40's, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> happening today, it is the second day of the liv golf tournament in tucson, arizona. and that's where we'll find kron. 4 sports director. jason. do wanna say jason? how's it looking out there? >> is looking great. stephanie day one of live was a rousing success. the crowds sold out the gallery golf club as they cheered on their favorite golfers and it was a very warm day. the drinks were flowing. as you know, it was saint patty's day. so it was a great atmosphere and that crowd really made for a fun environment. >> as for the actual golf, a lot of the big names struggled

through round one. there's still a lot of golf to be played. of course. but guys like dustin johnson cam smith, the brooks keopka, none of them are in the top 10 right now. kept could, though he's still in the hunt. he's to wonder, however, at the same time, guys got to remember live only place 3 rounds instead of 4. so these guys don't have much time to make up strokes. they're all looking up at the all. the marc leishman, a big leaks, dc squad. he sits at the top of the leaderboard at 6 under i was able to catch up with mark immediately after his first year out. they want to know there's still a whole lot of golf to play but use him at the top of the leaderboard. pretty ideal >> yeah. really happy with the you know, it's important and they are important to get off to a solid start not do that. hold quite a few north pasta die hoping to continue that for the for the next 2 days. so obviously a long way to go. >> now, i know it's hard to nitpick when you're in the

position you're in. but when you get back your spot, what do you tell yourself? you got to do better as we head into saturday. >> yeah, play was really part of bright white did hit a couple of draws left, which is unlike me, i'm only one misses wrought. so a little bit of work tomorrow morning on that a drone so that out and hopefully give yourself a few more birdie chances and let to do the talking. >> now, stephanie, it's a bit nippy out open the sun comes out. it feels like i'm in san francisco. still the tournament begins today at 10, 15 and they expect another sellout crowd. of course, i will be here providing coverage throughout the tournament as it plays out and you can catch the game right on our air. a kron 4 soon as it tournament play begins. but for now, we're live at the gallery golf club site of live tucson. i'm jason dumas. stephanie, back to you. all

right, jason, looking for urgent. more updates from you throughout our morning coverage here let you go. as you can go warm up a little bit. >> all right. well, you can watch live golf here on kron. 4 has risen to said coverage starts at 10:00am on saturday right here. >> and turning to the warriors now. they didn't fare too well against the atlanta hawks. warriors were down one 20 to one 19 with just over 2 minutes to go. >> steph curry finished with 31. but it wasn't enough. warriors lose their 10th straight on the road. one to 7 to one 19 and face the grizzlies today in memphis. on friday, jimmy garoppolo officially introduced as a raider qb signed a 3 year deal with the raiders worth up to 67 and a half million dollars. jimmy was asked if there was anything he needs to prove with his new team. >> trying to win super i know every every player says that when i come up to the first press conference, but that's

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the also on the peninsula, crews continue to clean up the mess in burlingame from ohis week's strong winds. caltrans crews removed all downed trees along el camino, real, but they are still continuing inspections on many other trees in the area. it just. >> cut up these huge trees and here's a hole where the used to be a tree it's >> amazing how shallow the hole is, which tells you how shallow the tree roots were. and that's why the tree came down. >> the cleanup work continues through this weekend, meaning more road closures in the area are likely. we'll be right are likely. we'll be right back. i'm feeling better. body pain? headache? nope. all in one and done. cuh-congestion? better. cough? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptoms in 1 dose. it's not cold and flu season. it's always comeback season.

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much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. happy saturday to you. we're covering a lot of news for you this mornini. let's kick things off with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning day, stephanie. good morning. and good morning, everybody. this is what looking at. the start the day. lots of sunshine, clear skies not going to stay that way all day today as we watch the clouds roll on in. >> however, the rain is going to be held back until late late tonight. let you get to all those afternoon plans even early evening plans. >> without that interruption, 40's over most of the bay for right now, 50 people, a host and south. 42. meanwhile, for santa rosa and 51 for san francisco, the winds are fairly calm. but with this next batch of rain, we'll come. those winds. they're going to be very much scattered about across the bay. the won't be consistent over one area for a long period of time at this time, there are no wind advisories cover the bay area. so there's the cloud cover you see off towards the west. the deeper moisture still well out there. a couple radar echoes are popping up there. we up north. you can see. all right. the

breakdown today to strike. 59 11 o'clock by 2.67 kind of the pasty white skies. thickening up throughout the afternoon hours. but again, the rain is going to hold off well until about midnight or so. we'll go ahead and track that all for you coming up in just a bit. 70. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. our top story this morning. we are tracking reports of mysterious flying objects spotted over northern california like the ones you see here. this is video from the city of davis kron four's. also hearing from viewers across the bay area, including concord, richmond, in petaluma about these objects. and you can see in this video, at least 5 of these items were just flying through the sky. and here's more video from last night taken from another viewer. this is from the tri valley area in the east bay. the first reports about these objects started coming in around 9.30, last night. we have reached out to nasa for more information on what these could have been and we'll keep you updated as we learn more throughout the morning. very interesting. well, happening

today, former oakland police chief leronne armstrong takes part in a town hall with community members in oakland and armstrong is expected to discuss his firing among other issues facing the city. mayor shane tell fired armstrong earlier this year for his alleged mishandling of police misconduct cases. the community town hall starts at 10:00am at the antioch baptist church on 14th street. an east bay community continues to mourn the death of a 17 year-old dancer, brooke. jeffrey was slated to compete in a dance competition this weekend. she was tragically killed while crossing the street the night of march, 7th pittsburgh police announced this week the arrest of the man they believed to be responsible. kron four's dan thorn has more. >> 34 year-old science has been charged in connection with the hit-and-run death of pittsburgh team brooke. jeffrey signs is accused of striking jeffrey, along stoneman avenue and taking off in the night of march, 7th at the time the teen was walking to be picked up by her mother.

it takes a weight off of our chests. grateful. >> that they were able to catch. so get this close. family friend kayla lane says jefferies dance team has been devastated by her death. the 17 year-old was set to compete this weekend. >> her fellow keeping her memory alive through temporary tattoos of her favorite animal. all he had to do was stop. >> and he did it. he ran. and he just left for their contra costa county prosecutors officially charged signs friday. deputy da jeff kolko says signs not only took off from the scene after striking jeffrey. >> but also tried to cover it up. attempted to conceal evidence of the crime by spring painting is a vehicle that was used in the lision. >> and then taking it to sonoma county and the tempting to them. their signs was also driving with a license that was suspended because of a

dui. >> kolko says the lack of remorse and signs actions compelled him to ask the judge to raise the bail amount from 200,000 to 1 million dollars. and it reflects the seriousness of crime. there is a 17 year-old girl who is dead because of the defendant's actions. jeffrey's family and friends are hoping changes will happen at the crosswalk where she was killed. the crossing lights have not been working and they may have been the difference in jeffrey being alive. >> kind of our next step trying to get justice for her. that like that doesn't happen. anyone else. >> reporting in pittsburgh, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> the suspect is set to be back in court next month. police also arrested his fiancee in connection with this case. prosecutors say they're still reviewing charges against her. another stabbing happened at a local school this time in san francisco. >> video from the citizen app shows san francisco middle sahool in north beach right

there. officers got a report of the stabbing friday afternoon. someone described only as a juvenile was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >> officers detained another person. the investigation meantime, is ongoing. and on friday, police arrested 2 students from montgomery high school. the pair are accused of being involved in a fight and bringing weapons on campus. this is the same high school where a student was stabbed to death earlier this month. this brings the number of students arrested for weapons this month to 8 in santa rosa schools. local police say at around 10:10:40am, they responded to reports of a fight between 5 to 6 teens off campus. police also found a large knife and a backpack and metal knuckles at the scene. and some san jose neighbors near evergreen valley high school say they're upset over proposed plans to build a buddhist temple in the area. the developers say that they want to build on a vacant lot there. but as just as kron, 4 justin campbell learned some neighbors don't

want the temple near their homes. >> this empty plot of land being used for a fruit vendor, but the billionaire gets his way. he'll be building up 14,000 square foot. 4 story, buddhist temple. >> leena alam head of the commuter foundation is backing the project once built the temple will serve as a home to 8 months in welcome. a maximum up 300 visitors at any one time. in addition to event, staff and security. but the idea is facing pushback from people who live in the area. you know, rezoning it was tension, neighborhood to be a commotion alike, type of property just from nick family lives 1000 feet away from the proposed buddhist temple and is a former city of san jose planning commissioner right now, this evergreen neighborhood is zoned residential, but the developers are asking to rezone a public, meaning no

height limit and their ability to build fire stations or movie theaters in the middle of the neighborhood. general plan policy clearly indicate that anything we do >> in the city, especially, you know, in a highly dense residential area, it could be compatible with the neighborhood. >> pham says the average home in the neighborhood is 2000 square feet. the temple would be more than 7 times that size with parking for 60 cars. he says simply the temple is beyond compatible for the neighborhood, along with safety concerns. >> that at 3 schools, ok within a half-mile radius. there are many cyclists, many people who walk to the school that many people who walk right all of that lives will be impacted it's big safety issue. >> for a project of anything which is not president, kron 4 reached out to the commuter foundation but have not heard back. >> and saturday residents will be here on this corner, passing out flyers,

encouraging other neighbors to go to the planning commission within 2 weeks. >> in hopes of encouraging them to vote against it. reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and governor gavin newsom wants to re imagine san quentin state prison. what he's planning for the inmates on death row. and after the break, president biden speaks on plans to make the u.s. banking system more reliable after the silicon valley bank collapsed. ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪

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control of the house in the midterm elections as of right now, the f d i c can only take back executive compensation at the largest banks. >> start things off. on a sunny note, however, those clouds will start to build as we get into the afternoon. rain expected for late tonight and into tomorrow. we'll give you an idea what to expect in even upstream. looks like another dose to watch out for into next week. keep it here. into next week. keep it here. the kron 4 news continues.

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from home. then we haven't marching on through say around the witching hour shortly there afterwards where the moderate to heavy rain will be the web or get with this system going into the early overnight. and then by tomorrow morning at first light, as you can see still well involved in this will be favoring a little bit the north bay, but you can see also run the santa cruz mountains like you need to hear this more heavy rains coming your way. that will be into tomorrow morning. good news is that won't last for long lifts on out. and we're left with spotty rain will call it throughout the day tomorrow. overnight into monday as well for monday morning. and then by monday afternoon, it starts to tap out look at what the winds are. just a little bit of a breeze today. but then tonight with our next storm system, you see them start to build as we approach around midnight for tonight. the winds, although they'll pick up in intensity in spots and at times it won't be at the same place. and we're not going to have consistent wind across the bay area. and therefore, because of all this, they have really issued a wind advisory,

at least not yet, but that might take pockets of the bay and go ahead and jump ahead with that. so here's what we're talking about. we've got early sun. you can see the sun glistening around here afternoon. cloud cover already starting to do a little bit with rain and winds overnight tomorrow, early rain afternoon. showers will call it again. kind of scattered, breezy and windy at times. all next week, we say on settled because there are some systems passing us that looked to be a little drier than earlier model runs the big day to watch out for us tuesday. that's the strongest hit with all of that. and after that, it looks pretty modest. 65 the high today, 67 said oakland rather 71. meanwhile for san jose, we're looking at some 70's even along the east bay shoreline as well. we'll get a longer range. we are talking about unsettled on tuesday. a little bit into later in the week will go that long range forecast for in just a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. fentanyl continues to take lives nationwide here in california, nearly 6,000 people died from fentanyl related overdose deaths in 2021. more than 800 of those

people were ages. 24 and under now, lawmakers are taking action. joining me live now to discuss is assembly member liz ortega representing the hayward area. assemblywoman, thank you so much for being here with us today. thank you so much for having me. so, you know, walk us through this new piece of legislation you just introduced. i understand that it almost it mandates insurance coverage for naloxone, also known as narcan. >> yes, so the idea came from an article that i read, they came out to and talked about just the fentanyl crisis and the talked about the fda potentially fast tracking. i'm not i can to make it available over the counter. but the thing that stood out to me when i read that piece of information was that not can is still very can cost up to $100 for dosage. and in the article, also talked about how

this medication can save and so as a mother reading the number of the number of kits are getting access to this poison and who are dying every day i decided that. okay, it's great. they're going to have it available over the counter, but it will make any sense if families cannot afford rana place right now in the world where especially here where many mothers are struggling just to buy eggs our to put food on the table, our to pay their rent. so how are they going to be able to afford medication that could potentially save the lives of their children if they happen to be poisoned by this if if they don't have the resource to us. so what i want to do with this bill is once that fda makes it available over the counter that both medicare, medicare and private insurance covers it and people

don't have to worry about the cost. so basically any parents as school, a staff member can basically go to the pharmacy and use the insurance, use their private insurance to cover the cost of. >> of narcan. ideally, that's what that's the world you want to see. ideally, they would have it for free. >> and again, this is a crisis that we're in with close to 150 people dying a day. that's almost as many it has people. they were died during the i'm hearing stories about morgues being full of people. overdosing are being poisoned by that. now. and if i can have that life saving medication in my purse in the event that my child gets into it or a young person gets into it and i can save them. then i want to have that medication and cots costs should not be the issue. and assemblywoman, how did we get to this point

with the fentanyl how things got so bad? >> well, it's been, you know, growing over the last few you know, the fentanyl is such a tiny amount of narcotics that it's evolved from, you know what most people are thinking. it's just, you a track that's being used for those who are overdosing are, you know, used to taking tracks. but now. it's gotten to the point where it's in medication is in the parks. police had a story here. not that long ago a baby was playing in the park in san francisco and was poisoned by it. we heard a dead. another story recently about another baby airbnb who got into the pots at the place where they were staying and they were poisoned. so this met this drug is so small and so potent that it's now all over the country and it's no longer

just something that you can that you look at and say, oh, this is spent. no, no, it's and there's our attorney general. i law enforcement. they're all looking into. how did we get here and how do we stop it? i am looking at it from a public health perspective. it is here. so now what do we do to make sure we save the lives that are now being impacted by this poison and assemblywoman in the last about 30 seconds we have left here. what sort of conversations can parents be having with their children about the dangers of fentanyl? you know, to be on the lookout to the you know, that. be careful about what you know, someone give i know that i've heard kids say i need a tylenol and now we're hearing stories about fentanyl being in tylenol. things that look like such as being aware having parents talk to them about the dangers of it,

making sure they know what they're taking again, it's about making sure that we're saving lives. as a mother, i can tell my child be careful, but these kids don't know. that's the problem with the fentanyl crisis is that it's something th't most kids don't know about our parents, our families, because it's so tiny and that it can be anywhere. and that's why my bill is so important because in the event that's something were to happen. i want to have this life saving medication and my perks to be able to take it out and save the life of my child. alright, assemblywoman liz ortega representing hayworth, thank you so much for your time this morning. thank you so much for having me. all right. and over the coming months, kron four's putting the focus on fentanyl and you can get a snapshot. >> of the fentanyl crisis across the bay area and real time on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code right there on your screen to be taken to our new fed's focus on fentanyl page where

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receive a $7,500 ev lease bonus or 4.99% apr on a new volvo electric vehicle. >> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. >> let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the dave, things

look pretty clear for the time being and calm. yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. yes, the calm before the storm going on for tonight. there's a shot of downtown. give an idea some of that haze that's still hanging about a little bit here. >> but essentially we have mostly clear skies. some of the high cloudiness is already starting to build above us and only picking up as we go through the day. but fairly calm for today. if your plans and even even into your early evening plans, rain will be a problem. >> it will be pretty much of an overnight affair into tomorrow morning. we have the 40's down to the south as you'll notice both in the east bay shoreline and off to the east bay itself. and then meanwhile, to the north bay to some 40's there as well. 52 for san francisco. 48, meanwhile, 4 san jose, the winds come single digits, not much of an issue. there is a pop of winds with this latest system overnight tomorrow morning. however, no wind advisories have been posted and it doesn't appear to be widespread of everybody. at the same time, they'll be pockets of intensity that move around. 64 at high noon 68 by

3. but some of you folks may pop in the lower 70's for high temperatures. today will be cooler expected, though, tomorrow, obviously with this rain coming. we'll also take a look at longer range for more rain as we get into tuesday, stephanie. all right, dave, thank disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes appeared in federal court friday. >> her defense team argues she should be able to stay out of prison until her appeal can be heard. her lawyers at holmes needs to be at home with her 2 children. prosecutors say it's time for her to start serving her sentence home was holmes was convicted last year for deceiving investors. a judge sentenced her to more than 11 years in federal prison. >> because of the length of her sentence, she is almost a purse, a flight risk and they point to the fact that she bought a one-way ticket to mexico while this case was going on. so for the government there saying that makes us uneasy. >> the judge will make a decision by april 27th. that's the day holmes is scheduled to turn herself in and homes. as

for former business partner, sunny balwani is also free on bail. he was ordered to report to prison by thursday, but he filed a last-minute appeal forcing an appeals court to take up the case keeping him out of prison. for now. but one was convicted of 12 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy because of false statements he made to investors and patients about the theranos is about a rather about their noses, blood testing technology. he is expected to serve nearly 13 years behind bars. governor gavin newsom promising to reform the state's prison system starting with san quentin. the governor launched the effort in marion county on friday. the prison is home right now to california's largest population of people on death row. almost 700 newsom is proposing to move them to other facilities. he's asking the legislature for 20 million dollars to come up with a plan to create new education and rehab programs. >> this is something i never expected to get into. i don't know a program like this

existed until i came down the saints and to be honest, it it is help see an opportunity for myself si of of the future. beyond these prison walls. >> the governor's advisory panel plans to move forward with the changes. newsom says they'll be in place by 2025. kron four's to recess stasio reports. >> we have to do more than warehouse people after serious crime. christine soda. barry is a former san francisco assistant district attorney and executive director prosecutor alliance which focuses on working towards modernizing the criminal justice system. she says that she sees governor newsom's plan to turn san quentin into a rehabilitation institution, a win for everyone. >> sadly, in the united states, we fail about 70% of the time with our current

prison systems in the state of california, about 50% of the time because we have not invested in the kinds of programming and services. people need to make different choices. one step at least newsom and his advisors have turned to norway for this revision of the former death row facility. they made the decision that what they wanted to do was completely re imagine their presence to be places of rehabilitation and reintegration and they have dropped their recidivism rate to nearly 20%. it's incredible. it's counterintuitive sometimes to us in this country. we think that the harshness is what's going to teach someone lesson to avoid crying the truth of the matter is that people need support. so did berry says california currently spends 18 billion dollars a year running prisons. >> but that hefty price tag could get caught. fewer people who served time and up back in prison. the new vision for san quentin does face some criticism in the state

legislature. some say that the plan helps criminals, not victims. so the da berry disagrees. >> because if we can prevent the next crime from happening, we prevent someone from being victimized. we prevent a community from experience that in safety, it benefits all of us to help individuals that are incarcerated come home safely. she also points to guards and staff at prisons who suffer from high rates of >> post traumatic stress disorder due to the high level of violence. can't eradicate violence with violence and it applies to our prisons and jail systems as well. and the more humane solutions we can find. >> but still prioritize safety that still center victims and the harm that they've experience. but the more humanity is at the core of that, the better we all are theresa kron. 4 news. the u.s. state department is warning americans about the dangers of flying to mexico. >> at a time when many plan on making the trip south for spring break. kron four's rob

nesbitt has more on the areas that you should think about avoiding. >> the 2 reasons listed for travel warnings and mexico are crime and kidnapping. 2 americans were killed earlier this month after they were kidnapped by members of the gulf cartel that area's one of 6 mexican states on the state department's do not travel list. john trainor with aaa of northern california says spring breakers will want to pay attention to the warnings. went on a room, which is where ken cook a little riviera. maya located is in second level being exercise increased caution, another popular travel destination is puerto vallarta in jalisco, which is in the level where the state department is recommending you reconsider your travel plans are it just returned from there this week. and i have friends were top from here. 2, i be aware of that. he did not receive any push alerts or warnings about travel but did notice a difference in the streets. there were 2 military. >> vehicles with a bunch soldiers on public, very

heavily and and i'm like, you know, the full military gear. but he says he never felt unsafe during his vacation, but that the site of military vehicles reminded him of where he grew up in. but i was 7 years old, you know, being in that there was civil uprising. >> and that was presence of united nations forces when it comes to travel tips. trainer recommends booking to a travel agency to get their professional advice on where to avoid getting travel insurance in case your plans after change. he also says it's a good idea to use the state department safe travel enrollment program or step and what that allows you to do is register your trip with the local and the city visit mexico, whatever country you're might be going, too. so they're aware where you're going to be when you're going to be there. you can register for step online for free. and trainer says the program will send travel updates and alerts to your phone to keep you informed during your trip out of the country. the gulf cartel did take responsibility for the 2 americans that were killed and apologize for the deaths in a letter sent to mexican authorities. rob

nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the warriors faced off against the hawks last night, but did they come out on top details coming up. and said coming up soon on the kron. 4 morning news. it is day 2 of the liv golf tournament kron. 4 sports director jason dumas says live for us in tucson, arizona, to bring us the very latest on bring us the very latest on things happening out there.

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sold out gallery golf club as they came to cheer on their favorite golfers. it was beautiful out. the drinks were flowing. of course it was saint patrick's day. everybody was wearing their green and that fan base really brought the momentum and set a really cool scene here at the gallery. now, as far as the golf goes, a lot of the big names struggle throughout one. there's still a lot of golf to play, but >> guys like dustin johnson cam smith, brooks keopka. none of them are in the top 10 captor, though. he's still in the hunt. he's just to wonder, however, at the same time, we have to remember live only place 3 rounds instead of for around for most these guys don't have as much time to make up strokes. they're all looking up at the marc leishman. he sits atop the leaderboard at 6 under i was able to catch up with mark immediately after his first round one >> the day one. i know there's still a whole lot of golf to play but use him at the top of the leaderboard. pretty ideal

yeah. really happy with the now. it's important and they are important to get off to a solid start not do that. hold quite a few north pasta die hoping to continue that for the for the next 2 days. so obviously a long way to go. >> now, i know it's hard to nitpick when you're in position you're in. but when you get back your spot, what do you tell yourself? you got to do better as we head into saturday. >> yeah, play was really part of bright white dog did hit a couple of draws left, which is unlike me, i'm only one misses wrought. so a little bit of work tomorrow morning on that a drone so that out and hopefully give yourself a few more birdie chances and let to do the talking. >> now, the tournament today starts at 10 15. they're expecting another sellout crowd. so it should be a nice fun, rowdy atmosphere like it was yesterday. of course, i

will be here providing coverage as the tournament plays out and you can catch the tournament right on kron 4. so we'll have to today's and tomorrow's action on kron 4. but for now, we're live at the gallery site of live tucson. i'm jason dumas. stephanie, back to you. all right, jason, thank you so much for that. looking forward to more updates from you later on today. >> you can watch live. golf and fun for coverage starts at 10:00am on saturday again right here on kron. 4 like jason, just to just sit turning our attention now back to the bay area. let's take a live look now at walnut creek this morning. lots of people out on the roadways. so hopefully headed for summer fun of this weekend. david, here, these dry conditions are not expected to last much longer. people should take advantage of the situation while they still can. yeah, for today. tomorrow for their some scattered showers still kind of remain a bit. >> but most of the bulk of the

action will be nicely timed overnight. at least we have that going for us. >> not exactly needing the rain right at this moment, but we're getting some anyway. and there is some into next week as well as we look ahead. but here's what we've got going on righk now. east bay shoreline, kind of some hazy sunshine as this high cloudiness starts to thicken up a little bit from that system out in the pacific.rbut it's a slow mover here. not overachiever, but or via time. it's going to take a while before we get that deeper moisture in here. meanwhile, that package will produce snow showers up to tahoe. if you're headed up there, some caution heading back home because there is a winter storm watch that's been posted that we have the upper 30's dropping to 32 by tuesday. there's going to be a separate system by that point that covers this time period up here again. right now. it's a watch. i suspect it will be a warning later on several feet of snow in totality are expected by, you know, middle of the week here or in the thursday. so it's not all happened necessary tomorrow. but again, for area roadways. again, a little caution, futurecast for here's how it

looks like yours. the cloud cover streaming on in all afternoon. we stop it. say about right after midnight, 1 o'clock or so. there's the deeper moisture still off to the west. most of the action plays out overnight by tomorrow morning. we're left with the end of the heavy stuff with scattered rain with the day for us all day on sundays. you see this is about give you an idea for sunday afternoon will be some pockets of some moderate rain that redevelops but spotty to scattered rain. showers will be filed all the way overnight. even greet you on monday morning. this is going to be very, very spotty by that point. and the skies start to break up just before our next storm system gets here. so let's let's take a look at some rain totals just looking not at the totality of the system, but to give you an idea about 7 o'clock tomorrow morning, 8 o'clock. so about 24 hours from now. well, folks up in the north have 2 quarters to couple with this. maybe 3 quarters down to san francisco east bay. more modest now over a quarter you can see in even though the south bay relatively modest,

however, a success of system coming up by tuesday with the folks down south. a nice big hit later on about those winds. they do pop a little bit with a storm system all day tomorrow through monday. no wind advisory with this, but those numbers will get up to the 20's with some gusts, maybe even 30 or so. so there's that first hit that we're talking about. that happens tonight. a little break. there's the other system there. you can see it's right. just south of the bay area, but looks like a nice line just about to hit us around the santa cruz mountains before it does kind to back to slam the rest of the bay area. by wednesday, we're looking at another break. the other system we're talking about drops in from the northwest, but it looks much more modest in terms of coverage that we're going to get. and yet a new line posts next weekend into the following weeks week. another break in here before the line comes marching in high temperatures today we have some lower 70's to be had will do that tomorrow. you see that in the east bay shoreline and out of the south bay, the 7 day forecast rain comes and goes in all of this little drop by the middle of the week. we should note but low

temperatures look to hold at least at about 40 ish or so. and don't forget the first day of spring gets here. stephanie, something look forward to. thank you, dave. >> turning now to the warriors. they did not fare too well against the atlanta hawks worriers down one. 21 19 with just over 2 minutes to go. steph curry finished with 30 was, but it was not enough warriors lose their 10th straight on the road, went to 7 to one 19 and face the grizzlies today in memphis. on friday, jimmy garoppolo officially introduced as a raider qb signed a three-year deal with the raiders worth up to 67 and a half million dollars. jimmy was asked if there was anything he needs to prove with his new team. >> trying to but i know every every player says that when i come up to the first press conference, but that's michael, i want to get a get the silver and black back to where it should be. and i know it's not an easy process fan through its san francisco. you know. feel i first got there,

but it's a process that will be worth it. >> and jimmy replaces derek carr who left the team and signed a free agent deal with the new orleans saints. we're now days after the severe weather slammed the bay area. but some people are still without power pg and e says they restored electricity to about 25,000 customers. so far the latest numbers from the company show there are still more than 7,000 customers without electricity. a landslide damaged parts of highway 84 upper toll road in san mateo county. just look at that. this happened last saturday. officials are reminding drivers, however, this area remains a mess and drivers should find a different route. we'll be different route. we'll be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news on stephanie landed saturday to you. we're covering a lot of news for you this morning. and let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar the morning dave. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody off the kind of a sunny start, but that's a high cloudiness is really starting to build and also building notices traffic on the golden gate bridge. there is actually a wreck. >> northbound on 101. and you can see the traffic lining up behind all of that. but >> for today, it looks like that rain is going to hold off until well tonight. you get past midnight. that's when all the bulk of the rain will be in a bull be with us tomorrow morning as well. we're seeing some 50's now replace those 40's. so we're getting movement and temperatures already. 46 going on santa rosa. 49 for any act. 47 for livermore in 53. meanwhile, 4 san jose, those winds not much of an issue for right now. bit

of a breeze today, but the bigger stuff is going to be with the storm pop happening tonight through your day on sunday into to a monday morning, by the way, as well. so there's the cloud cover already starting to thicken up for increasing clouds work for is the descriptor. but again, that rain holds off well until late tonight. so you for your evening plans. it's going to cover up the stars, but the rain at least holding off 66 at one by 4. we're talking 67. we're looking for rain, of course, overnight and then into next week. another dose for us looks to be on tuesday and then a weaker one into the latter portion of the week. we'll be covering it all up for you. coming up later on 70. all right, dave, thank you. our top story this morning. we're tracking reports of these mysterious flying object spotted over northern california. >> this is video from the city of davis taken from the city of davis and kron four's. also hearing from viewers across the bay area, including has conquered richmond and petaluma viewers talking about these objects that you can see in this video, at least 5

objects flying through the sky. and we have more footage from last night. this is from the tri valley area in the east bay. the first reports about these objects started coming in around 9.30, last night. we reached out to nasa for more information on what these could have been and will keep you updated as we learn more throughout the morning. happening today from oakland police chief leronne armstrong takes part in a town hall with community members this morning in oakland, armstrong is expected to discuss his firing among other issues facing the city. wmayor tao fired armstrong earlier this year for his alleged mishandling of police misconduct cases. the community town hall starts at 10:00am at the antioch baptist church on 14th street. an east bay community continues to mourn the death of a 17 year-old dancer, brooke. jeffrey was slated to compete in a dance competition this weekend. she was tragically killed while crossing the street the night of march for its 7th pittsburgh police

announced this week the arrest of the man they believed to be responsible. kron four's dan thorn has more. >> 34 year-old science has been charged in connection with the hit-and-run death of pittsburgh team brooke. jeffrey signs is accused of striking jeffrey, along stoneman avenue and taking off in the night of march, 7th at the time the teen was walking to be picked up by her mother. it takes a weight off of our chests. grateful. >> that they were able to catch. so get this close. family friend kayla lane says jefferies dance team has been devastated by her death. the 17 year-old was set to compete this weekend. >> her fellow keeping her memory alive through temporary tattoos of her favorite animal. all he had to do was stop. >> and he did it. he ran. and he just left for their contra costa county prosecutors officially charged signs friday. deputy da jeff kolko

says signs not only took off from the scene after striking jeffrey. >> but also tried to cover it up. attempted to conceal evidence of the crime by spring painting is a vehicle that was used in the collation. >> and then taking it to sonoma county and the tempting to them. their signs was also driving with a license that was suspended because of a dui. coco says the lack of remorse and signs actions compelled him to ask the judge to raise the bail amount from 200,000 to 1 million dollars. and it reflects the seriousness of crime. there is a 17 year-old girl who is dead because of the defendant's actions. jeffrey's family and friends are hoping changes will happen at the crosswalk where she was killed. the crossing lights have not been working and they may have been the difference in jeffrey being alive. >> kind of our next step trying to get justice for her. that like that doesn't happen.

anyone else. >> reporting in pittsburgh, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> the suspect is set to be back in court next month. police also arrested his fiancee in connection with this case. prosecutors say they are still reviewing the charges against her. another stabbing happened at a local high school this time in san francisco video from the citizen app shows san francisco middle school in north beach right there. and officers got a report of a stabbing friday afternoon. someone described only as a juvenile was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. officers detained another person. the investigation is ongoing at this time. and on friday, police arrested 2 students from montgomery high school. the pair are accused of being involved in a fight and bringing weapons on campus. this is the same high school where a student was stabbed to death earlier this month. this brings the number of students arrested for weapons to 8 in santa rosa schools in just march. a santa rosa police say

at around 10:40am, they responded to reports of a fight between 5 to 6 teenagers off campus. police also found a large knife and a backpack and metal knuckles at the scene. new developments in the death investigation of angelo quinto. the man who died after being restrained by any of police in 2020 civil rights attorney john burris says there's new evidence that shows quinto's death was not an accident. he says new evidence suggests that quinto died of asphyxiation. the 30 year-old passed away after a police officer responding to reports of a dispute between quinto and his mother kneeled on quinto's shoulder and handcuffed him. the officer eventually called for an ambulance but quinto later died at the hospital. the contra costa county coroner's office said quinto died of so-called quote, excited delirium syndrome. it's a term some experts say is not a valid medical or psychiatric diagnosis. now quinto's family want his death reclassified as a homicide. >> even if they conclusion

that this was the death of what the call was issued fix the nation. i was transfixed the nation essentially being held down. we have died from cut off and you can no longer bray. but this wasn't an accidental death so that that death is the hands of another. >> quinto's family is expected to file a petition requesting contra costa county court vacate the coroner's finding that quinto's death was an accident. plus, coming up next, rather on kron, 4 news governor gavin newsom wants to re imagine san quentin state prison. >> what he's planning for the inmates on death row. and after the break, president biden speaks on plans to make the u.s. banking system more reliable after the silicon valley bank collapse. the

parent company that owned the failed silicon valley bank filed for bankruptcy protection friday. >> as maybe financial group officials say the move will allow the company to preserve its existing value. meantime, silicon valley bank holdings are now being managed by the federal government and is not included in the bankruptcy filing. regulators shut down svb after depositors rushed to pull money out of their accounts over news of the bank's financial health. and

president biden wants tougher penalties for executives of failed banks. he's asking congress to pass legislation that would make it easier for the government to take away bonuses and stock sale gains. the president also asking congress to make it harder for banking executives to find jobs in the industry. if a bank they oversee fails. the question remains, if biden can get enough votes to take these actions, democrats lost control of the house in the midterm elections. as of now the f d i c can only take back executive compensation at the largest banks. >> what's nice. look at that money. they're a look at the satellite picture. we see the cloud cover starting to thicken up as it will do all day for today. but that rain don't worry. that's holding off until well tonight. so with the rain holding off temperatures, not too bad. we expect them to climb up to the upper 60's reaching and about 70 or so. we have all won bout of rain going on for tonight. tomorrow. but there's more yet

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things look pretty clear for the but people should try to get the road trips and errands done probably in the next few days. yeah, it's beautiful in many parts of the bay area. not as pretty going on here. yeah. the bridge is nice and all that back up a little bit. there's wreck. >> on the golden gate bridge, it's been backing up traffic a bit. so but today, yes, is the day you want to get things done. if you're traveling tahoe, do want to make that mention. we are looking for stormy weather up there as well. in by sunday. you may have some issues getting back because that's when the storm already be involved. here's how it looks like on the satellite picture. you can see the high cloudiness starting to thicken up a little bit on us. let's hand it over to future cast for we see the increasing clouds all day today. there's the deeper moisture provide the rain. that's well after sunset. overnight. and then tomorrow morning we're left with some stormy dawn mostly concentrated up in the north bay. by that point, the spotty rain behind it and for much of the bay through your sunday and even into sunday night monday morning, it looks like,

although you can see some breaks how ready happening in the clouds for your monday. monday will be a little bit of a break before the next dose gets here. looks like on tuesday. how about those winds? we're start. 09:00am here today and kind of breezy today. but the deeper moyer, the winds start to get here after midnight to see a bill along the coast quite a bit. and they do spread out inland and some of those pockets around some of the valleys. but they won't be consistent across the whole bay at the same time, the same kind of intensity. no wind advisory has been posted at this point yet. sometimes, though they take up little sections and they issue something that they see something pop long enough. but that's part of the issue. it doesn't look a long enough in any one spot in order to do that. so breaking things down. early sun. we're losing some of that now with some afternoon clouds already building here, rain and winds overnight. well, after your evening plans tomorrow looks like that early rain. someone intends to start mostly in the north bay, then turning somewhat breezy and spotty. it will be windy at times, but more spotty for the rain and

the next week unsettled. we're calling it with rain and winds. today's looking at this. but the really big day is tuesday. that will be the strongest hit as the system picks up moisture far to the south of us and it works its way up. the long way will be showing in the models later. 65 san francisco, 67 for oakland. 71. meanwhile, 4 san jose on the big board here. some of the numbers scratching to near the lower 70's for highs down to the south a little bit. remember, the cloud cover is already starting to build a little bit here in terms of that high cloudiness. we do see a temperature drop with all of this going forward, particularly by the middle of the week. again, we'll have that extended forecast for the 7 day in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> some san jose neighbors near evergreen valley high school are upset over a proposed over a proposal to build a buddhist temple in the area. developers want to build on a vacant lot. but as kron four's, justin campbell learned some neighbors don't want a temple near their homes. >> yet right now, outside of

this empty plot of land being used for a fruit vendor. but the billionaire gets his way. he'll be building up 14,000 square foot. 4 story, buddhist temple. >> leena alam head of the commuter foundation is backing the project once built the temple will serve as a home to 8 months in welcome. a maximum up 300 visitors at any one time. in addition to event, staff and security. but the idea is facing pushback from people who live in the area. you know, rezoning it was tension, neighborhood to be a commotion alike, type of property just from nick family lives 1000 feet away from the proposed buddhist temple and is a former city of san jose planning commissioner right now, this evergreen neighborhood is zoned residential, but the developers are asking to rezone a public, meaning no height limit and their ability to build fire stations or movie theaters in the middle of the neighborhood. general

plan policy clearly indicate that anything we do >> in the city, especially, you know, in a highly dense residential area because to be compatible with the neighborhood. >> pham says the average home in the neighborhood is 2000 square feet. the temple would be more than 7 times that size with parking for 60 cars. he says simply the temple is beyond compatible for the neighborhood, along with safety concerns. >> that at 3 schools, ok within a half-mile radius. there are many cyclists, many people who walk to the school that many people who walk right all of that lives will be impacted it's big safety issue. >> for a project of anything which is not president, kron 4 reached out to the commuter foundation but have not heard back. >> and saturday residents will be here on this corner, passing out flyers, encouraging other neighbors to go to the planning commission within 2 weeks. >> in hopes of encouraging

them to vote against it. reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> bart's now former inspector general claims the transit agency kept her from doing her job. harriet richardson says she is leaving her position for months early before the end of her term. richardson claims bart management and employee unions made it hard for her to access records. talk to employees and secure the funding needed for her department. >> you reach a point where you do say enough is enough court has to change the culture from the top down and set a tone at the top that we don't want to waste. we don't want fraud if we identify the inspector general identifies it, we're going to cooperate with them and weaving that out. >> bart spokesperson says that they plan to issue a statement at some point. the inspector general position remains open until the spring or summer when a replacement is expected to be appointed.

>> police trying to find the attacker who they say accidently shot another passenger on a train. >> a spokesperson for the agency says a man pistol-whipped a passenger around 10 thursday night then accidently fired their weapon, causing a bullet to graze the victim's head. but police say this happened after 2 men got into an argument on a train approaching the embarcadero station in san francisco. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. in national news. lawmakers are trying to ban the social media app. tiktok over national security concerns. our washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with the latest on this. >> this would likely be a tough fight for the white house, especially if the administration decides to go any itself. on thursday, the white house wouldn't comment directly on reports that the administration itself was joining the fight to rid america of tiktok. we've expressed concerns over china's potential use of software platforms that could in danger or threatened.

>> america's safety and their national security. so that is the president concerned. that is why we have a call on congress to take action. the wall street journal reported the treasury department was threatening a u.s. ban on tiktok and let's take talks owners. the chinese company bytedance sold the app. >> tiktok representatives dismissed that report. let's go ahead. and the thing i think that's what we need to do and i would target tiktok. the idea of a tiktok ban is a rare issue where both parties find common ground. what we're trying to deal with years, the risk of insecure information and communication technologies ict last week. senators also introduced the restrict act that would let the commerce department review and potentially ban any foreign technology that might pose a national security risk. it's safe to assume that the ccp is willing to lie about a spy balloon and cover up the origins of the worst pandemic in 100 years. they lie about using tiktok to spy on american citizens. the white house maintains congress is

the way to go on this, not executive action. we see a bipartisan piece of legislation that you know, that we we are supporting for its part. china says the u.s. is treating chinese company's unfairly in the meantime, the white house has issued an order banning tiktok from all government devices by next month reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, it is spring break season and officials a warning people to stay away from some parts of mexico. we tell you the state's experts say you probably want to stay say you probably want to stay away from.

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>> northbound 6.80, is closed between boulevard and bernal avenue for road work this weekend. the closure and 05:00am on monday. and this map shows the affected area. the roadwork is part of a road reconstruction project stretching from to san ramon. southbound lanes are open and will not be affected. happening today, caltrans is blocking off portions of el camino. real in burlingame for storm cleanup efforts. additional possible closures are expected next week. el camino real will be closed near at the public is advised to avoid the area today and use alternate routes instead. happening tomorrow, oakland host, it's running festival. the oakland marathon. people can expect 10 k and 5 k

marathons music performances, food and drink vendors and more. the event will be set up around oakland snow park. they will be several road closures. parts of harrison street in 19 street will be closed all day until 07:00pm and many other clothes will be closed any other roads will be closed. excuse me, at least half of the day. more details on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> still ahead, a disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes appeared in court friday. the latest attempts to delay her latest attempts to delay her prison sentence.

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>> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news and thank you so much for joining us. start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr, the weather center with all we need to know a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a pretty nice start today with some hazy sunshine, working its magic. now that's going to increase in terms of that cloud cover later today. but >> that rain is going to hold off until well tonight. it looks like there it is on the satellite picture. >> it's got a ways to go before it gets its act together. and it's really not penetrating as much into the south bay yet an off to the east bay. we're seeing mostly off towards the west and the coast for right now. again, most of this is high cloudiness, little bit of haze at the ground level and we're not on bad with temperatures. only a couple of hours of heating here are already in the lower 50's antioch racing

headed 58, although a chilly 47 right now in livermore up in the north bay, we see some lower 50's working here to 46 for santa rosen. 53 min well for san jose and the winds not too terribly active. that will called an afternoon or spring breeze going on here for today. more winds expected, though, with this storm and even afterwards into your sunday afternoon and really even monday morning, the break down today's pretty simple kind of increasing clouds, although temperatures will still climb upper 60's with some lower 70's expected for afternoon highs today in some selective spots. now in a bit, we're also going to walk through for you. shots of some later rain happening into next week. but it looks like next weekend will be a breather at all of that as well. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. governor gavin newsom is promising to reform the state's prison system starting with san quentin. the governor launched the effort in marin county friday. the prison right now is home to california's largest population of people on death row. almost 700 newsom is

proposing to move them to other facilities. he's asking the legislature for 20 million dollars to come up with a plan to create new education and rehab programs. >> this is something i never expected to get into. i don't know a program like this existed until i came down the saints and to be honest, it it is help see an opportunity for myself si of of the future. beyond these prison walls. >> the governor's advisory panel plans to move forward with the changes. newsom says they'll be in place by 2025. kron four's terisa stasio has more. >> we have to do more than warehouse people after serious crime. christine soto da berry is a former san francisco assistant district attorney and executive director prosecutor alliance which focuses on working towards modernizing the criminal justice system. she says that

she sees governor newsom's plan to turn san quentin into a rehabilitation institution, a win for everyone. >> sadly, in the united states, we fail about 70% of the time with our current prison systems in the state of california, about 50% of the time because we have not invested in the kinds of programming and services. people need to make different choices. one step least newsom and his advisors have turned to norway for this revision of the former death row facility. they made the decision that what they wanted to do was completely re imagine their prisons to be places of rehabilitation and reintegration and they have dropped their recidivism rate to nearly 20%. it's incredible. it's counterintuitive sometimes to us in this country. we think that the harshness is what's going to teach someone lesson to avoid crying the truth of the matter is that people need support. so did berry says california currently spends

18 billion dollars a year running prisons. >> but that hefty price tag could get caught. fewer people who served time and up back in prison. the new vision for san quentin does face some criticism in the state legislature. some say that the plan helps criminals, not victims. so the da berry disagrees. >> because if we can prevent the next crime from happening, we prevent someone from being victimized. we prevent a community from experience that in safety, it benefits all of us to help individuals that are incarcerated come home safely. she also points to guards and staff at prisons who suffer from high rates of >> post traumatic stress disorder due to the high level of violence. kent conrad, a cape islands with violence and it applies to our prisons and jail systems as well. and the more humane solutions we can find. >> but still prioritize safety that still center victims and the harm that they've experience. but the more that humanity is at the core of that, the better we all are

theresa kron. 4 news. >> disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes was back in federal court friday. she's arguing that she should be able to stay out of prison and until her appeal can be heard. prosecutors argued a reversal is unlikely. kron four's dan kerman has more. >> convicted theranos ceo elizabeth holmes arrived at the federal courthouse in san jose friday. so her lawyers could argue she should remain out of prison while they appeal her conviction. the defense points out that she's made every court date. she has complied with every court order and she's not a danger to the community. she has community ties and there's no reason that she shouldn't get bail pending appeal. let's get this right, not let's put her in jail and then find out that we made a mistake during the trial. defense attorneys also say she needs to be with her 2 children, one of whom was born just recently. but prosecutors maintain home says a flight risk.

>> pointing to a one-way ticket to mexico. she purchased during trial. they also maintain its time home. start doing the time for the crime. she was convicted of the government has pointed out time and time again that there are 2 systems of justice and it's not fair that miss holmes hasn't started doing her time. she's >> had the benefit of staying in bonding with her children before she starts. she's done a number of motions for new trial. all of which have been denied. and so they're saying what's left to do other than you start your jail sentence. holmes was convicted in january of last year of deceiving investors that are company had developed a revolutionary blood testing device. >> that could detect multiple diseases. and in november she was sentenced to serve more than 11 years in federal prison. the judge didn't rule as to whether she can remain on bail pending appeal, nor did he address what she owes in restitution, which the 2 sides disagree on the defense. they're saying this homes is

not responsible for the fall of theranos. there were a lot of other factors and she's not responsible for paying everyone back for this risky investment. >> the government is saying she's not only responsible for what she was convicted of, but what she conspired to do. so it's between 0 900 million dollars. so there's a big gap. again, the judge didn't rule on either of the issues. he'll make his decision before. april 27th. >> that's the date that holmes is due to surrender herself to begin serving her federal prison sentence at the federal courthouse in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> the u.s. state department is warning americans about the dangers of flying to mexico at a time when many plan on making the trip south for spring break. kron four's rob nesbitt has more on the places people should think about avoiding. >> the 2 reasons listed for travel warnings and mexico are crime and kidnapping. 2 americans were killed earlier this month after they were kidnapped by members of the gulf cartel that area's one of 6 mexican states on the state department's do not travel

list. john trainor with aaa of northern california says spring breakers will want to pay attention to the warnings would which is where k ku leuven riviera. maya located is in second level being exercise increased caution, another popular travel destination is puerto vallarta in jalisco, which is in the level with the state department is recommending you reconsider your travel plans are it just returned from there this week. and i have friends were top from here. 2, i be aware of that. he did not receive any push alerts or warnings about travel but did notice a difference in the streets. there were 2 military. >> vehicles with a bunch soldiers on public, very heavily and and i'm like, you know, the full military gear. but he says he never felt unsafe during his vacation, but that the site of military vehicles reminded him of where he grew up in 7 years old. you know, they that there was civil uprising. >> and that was presence of

united nations forces when it comes to travel tips. trainer recommends booking to a travel agency to get their professional advice on where to avoid getting travel insurance in case your plans after change. he also says it's a good idea to use the state department safe travel enrollment program or step and what that allows you to do is register your trip with the local and the city visit mexico, whatever country you're might be going, too. so they're aware where you're going to be when you're going to be there. you can register for step online for free. and trainer says the program will send travel updates and alerts to your phone to keep you informed during your trip out of the country. the gulf cartel did take responsibility for the 2 americans that were killed and apologize for the deaths in a letter sent to mexican authorities. rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> fentanyl continues to take lives nationwide here in california, nearly 6,000 people died from fentanyl related overdose deaths in 2021. more than 800 of those people ages 24 and under now,

lawmakers are taking action earlier this morning i spoke with assembly member liz ortega, who represents the hayward area about this problem and the solution that she's bringing to the table. listen. so, you know, walk us through this new piece of legislation you just introduced. i understand that it. >> almost it mandates a insurance coverage for naloxone. also known as narcan. >> yes, so the idea came from an article that i read, they came out to and talked about just the fentanyl crisis and the talked about the fda potentially fast tracking. i'm not i can to make it available over the counter. but the thing that stood out to me when i read that piece of information was that not can is still very can cost up to $100 for dosage. and in the article, it also talked about how this medication can save and so as a mother reading the

number of the number of kits are getting access to this poison and who are dying every day i decided that. okay, it's great. they're going to have it available over the counter, but it will make any families cannot afford rana place right now in the world where especially here where many mothers are struggling just to buy eggs our to put food on the table, our to pay their rent. so how are they going to be able to afford medication that could potentially save the lives of their children if they happen to be poisoned by this if if they don't have the resource to us. so what i want to do with this bill is once that fda makes it available over the counter that both medicare, medicare and private insurance covers it and people don't have to worry about the

cost. so basically any parents as school, a staff member can basically go to the pharmacy and use the insurance, use their private insurance to cover the cost of. >> of narcan. ideally, that's what that's the world you want to see. ideally, they would have it for free. >> and again, this is a crisis that we're in with close to 150 people dying a day. that's almost as many it has people. they were died during the pandemic. i'm hearing stories about morgues being full of people. overdosing are being poisoned by that. now. and if i can have that life saving medication in my purse in the event that my child gets into it or a young person gets into it and i can save them. then i want to have that medication and cots costs should not be the issue. >> over the coming months, kron 4 is putting the focus on fentanyl. you can get a snapshot of the fentanyl crisis across the bay area in

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>> happening today, it is the second day of the liv golf tournament in tucson, arizona. and that's where we'll find kron. 4 sports director jason dumas. jason, how are things looking now? >> things are looking great day one of the live tour here in tucson was a rousing success. the fans sold out gallery golf club here and they were rowdy. they were loud. and you know what? the sun was shining. the drinks were flowing is saint patrick's day. but they really brought the energy to this golf course and you could feel it resonate with the players. as for the actual tournament. >> the big names big didn't really play all that well. they struggled through the first round of play guys like dustin johnson cam smith, brooks keopka. none of them are in the top 10. but keopka he's still in the hunt. he's

just too under. however, at the same time, we have to remember live only plays 3 rounds instead of 4. so these guys they don't have as much time to make up those strokes. so they really have to have big days today. they want to have a chance. now everybody is looking up at the aussie marc leishman. he sits at the top of the leaderboard at 6 under i was able to catch up with park immediately after his first round. >> they want to know there's still a whole lot of golf to play but use him at the top of the leaderboard. pretty ideal >> yeah. really happy with the now. it's important and they are important to to get off to a solid start not do that hold quite a few north pasta die hoping to continue that for the for the next 2 so obviously a long way to go. >> now, i know it's hard to nitpick when you're in the position you're in. but when you get back your spot, what do you tell yourself? you got to do better as we head into

saturday. >> yeah, on play was really part of bright white dog did hit a couple of draws left, which is a mark. me. i'm only one misses wrought. so a little bit of work tomorrow morning on that a drone so that out and hopefully give yourself a few more birdie chances and let to do the talking. >> now tournament play starts at 10 15 today. you can catch all the action on kron 4 and i'll be here with updates throughout the tournament as it plays out. but for now, that's all we have at the gallery. gore golf course home of live tucson. i'm jason dumas. back to you. all right. looks like it's going to be another day of a great time. thank you so much, jason. >> and you can watch live golf on kron. 4 coverage starts at 10:00am on saturday right here on kron 4 frank j son just said and back here at home in the bay area is a sunny day and you can see community are commuters trying to get out and get their errands done rain is expected for pretty

soon here. let's check in with day for the latest. >> got to get to the markets are hurry. have that 70. good morning, live shot coming in from tahoe, by the way. and yes, the snow atill they're going to be adding to that. they may potentially have winter storm warning with some of this to the certainly is a watch for right now. here's what the forecast calls for morning snow. showers may start off with kind of a mixture going on tomorrow because temperatures will be relatively lofty dropping about 32 for a high come tuesday. but with all of this thursday, winter storm watch monday morning through wednesday morning. so here's an idea. the start may actually be on sunday night. so if you're headed up there by any chance, just keep in mind the drive home, maybe a little sloppy at times. but you're getting home before the real heavy stuff gets there anyway, futurecast for back in the home front. yeah. the cloud cover thickening up. we've been seeing that happen. here's the deeper moisture getting in here. well, after the witching hour. so all your evening plans look to be pretty good. tomorrow morning.

it starts off a little heavy up in the north bay. then it turns into the on and off rain just about all day overnight to your monday morning might see some breaks happening in the skies a little bit. there monday morning and then finding going into somewhat of a fairer afternoon somewhat until the next system gets on tuesday. checking the rainfall amounts here gets bit more interesting. we get to pass the overnight. this is by sunday morning at 8. there's your rainfall coverage there about a quarter better for san francisco up in the north bay in some spots, somewhat spotty winds. let's go forward with all of this. they do pop in some locations, but they vary in last in the same place that long. that's one of the reasons why they probably haven't issued a wind advisory, although it's still possible. so stay tuned, as they say. all right. here comes that way that we talk about this is sunday morning. late tonight, that passes lingers into monday. a little bit. this is the juice here. one, it's going to take its southerly route a little bit and it's going to hitting southern california heavy and the mountains up there, too.

that is going to kind of swing around and slap us up back to more rain all the way through tuesday night and wednesday morning by wednesday night. overnight we get a breather. and then another doses expected into thursday. that one doesn't look to be too intense. as a matter of fact, this one upstream early the following week looks to be more intense, actually. but looks like next weekend from this vantage point remaining dry on that front. but at least we're getting a saturday out of this, too, because we've been fighting the raindrops last few weeks. upper 60's, lower 70's working here along the east bay shoreline. san jose. you're looking at 71 for a high today. so in that 70 forecast, it looks kind of busy still. but remember, we're just seeing traffic come and go the big one tuesday thursday and friday, not as intense most. it looks like the winds will be left over with high temperatures. only getting up to about 49 50 ish on tuesday because we have this rain to deal with. but lowes don't get too impressive. they're about 40 end. the first day of spring here gets here on monday. equinox time, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for that update.

turning now to the warriors, they did not fare too well against the atlanta hawks. warriors were down one 20 to one 19 with just over 2 minutes to go. steph curry finished with 31. but it wasn't enough. warriors lose their 10th straight on the road. one to 7 to one 19 and have to face the grizzlies today in memphis. >> on friday, jimmy garoppolo officially introduced as a raider. if you be signed a 3 year deal with the raiders was to 67 and a half million dollars. jimmy was asked if there was anything he needs to prove with his new team. >> oh, trying to but i know every every player says that when i come up to the first press conference, but that's michael, i want to get a get the silver and black back to where it should be. and i know it's not an easy process fan through its san francisco. you know. feel i first got there, but it's a process that will be worth it.

>> jimmy replaces derek carr who left the team and signed a free agent deal with the new orleans. a new orleans saints. also on the peninsula. crews continue to clean up the mess in burlingame from this week's strongs winds. caltrans removed all downed trees along el camino, real other trees are being inspected at this time. >> cut up these huge trees and here's a hole where the used to be a tree it's >> amazing how shallow the hole is, which tells you how shallow the tree roots were. and that's why the tree came down. >> cleanup work continues through the weekend. mean a more road closures are likely. more road closures are likely. we'll be right back.

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of rain and more than 15 feet of new snow in a little less than a month. my goodness. and now onto. so a very fun. the news right here. people in woodland hills got down at doggy disco night dogs and their owners spent the evening grooving to disco music and the lights and the animals also got to run a few agility exercises and just enjoyed son bol. yeah, there it is. general playtime, other four-legged friends. this event was sponsored by the zoom room. and i'm not sure i think the dogs probably just got just enjoy being out with our ends and are out there that, you know, it's like the disco probably win over their heads a little bit. i know what you know. there might be a disco duck there with rick. these and his band of idiots is called anyway, 7 day forecast. we have a couple bouts of rain. that's tonight. >> the bigger, probably more intense one and towards the end of the week, there's a weaker one as well. stephanie, to monday afternoon, 2 o'clock ish is when the our time we usher in spring, which by the way, folks in brazil and

colombia and ecuador can say, look, mom, no losses over the equator, least the western hemisphere, other places, the world it. so that's what the 70 looks like here we're about in for more rain here. >> all right. well, thank you so much for that, dave. interesting. and that's it for us here at the calm for weekend news. i'm stephanie lin and from dave and all of us here at kron 4. thank you so much for tuning in and joining us to have those umbrellas ready because the rain will be back soon. stay safe and stay dry. everyone.

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