>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. you can see from storm tracker, 4 radar, more rain coming down across the bay area right now. this is a live look again at storm tracker. 4 radar all lit up and yellow and green. that green or yellow indicating areas where the rain is falling. and right now it's pretty much all across the bay area. good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we are waking up, of some pretty wet conditions. let's check in now with dave spahr for the very latest. good

morning. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. another wet morning for you this is the live storm tracker. 4 going on here for you. the heaviest rain that a march across the bay now mostly contained in the east bay. some of the higher elevations sausing some a little bit of a spike going on there. but that's the more intense rain you can see. >> well, in la now getting into the central valley upstream, there are more concentration. we see a little bit more also down around the peninsula of some moderate to some heavy rain, as you can see off their the lower left-hand side of the upstream is where we look for what the future is. it looks like this is going to break off to a rain of on and off throughout the entire day, really and even into tomorrow morning, lower 50's are the temperatures across most of the region. a little bit more mild today than we had yesterday. not a whole lot in the way of winds to report, although there are pockets of that you can see by the color is a shun which right now at the coast a little bit along the east bay shoreline a bit there and certain some of the higher elevations it's popping as well in the motion. again, there's more upstream. it's off the scope of the radar,

but you can see the puppy cloudy, off to the left there. that's future rain to happen later on this morning and into the afternoon. so there will be breaks. that's the issue to take with that. you don't see it right here, but 8.11 looks like showers working in here. not so much rain, but again, it will become an on and off rain type of event for this afternoon. now, this quantitatively won't be a whole whole lot to that. we don't have any statements. no flash flood watches or anything like that. however, they need issue one because what's coming upstream for us tuesday morning through wednesday looks to be more intense rain and it will be lasting a little bit longer as well, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> well, the rain starts back up today. dave just mention, but communities on the central coast are still recovering from last week's storm. that includes the farm workers who supply food to bay area restaurants and farmers markets. kron four's gayle ong looks at how the farming community is coping. farm workers have been caught a break since the january storms. usually they look forward to rainfall in the

winter, but it's been too much lately. and to date some cannot make it to the weekly farmers market, which is a major source of income for so babe. a very hard times right now. >> roberto gonzalez owns golden rule, organics farm in san benito county. he says he lost a lot of produce this winter from all the rain storms. but he was spared from last week's heavy rain that battered the central coast because his farm is on the hill. but neighboring avalos farm, they lost an so maybe like 3, 4, feet wide online. so their spot sat empty at the berkeley farmers market saturday. >> market manager in says they are not the only ones we've had been enters snowed for. we know that the road blocks they couldn't get into their arms to get product and has several vendors impacted in monterey and san benito counties. >> are dealing with flood damage on their field leading to crop loss and an uncertain season. earlier this week,

governor gavin newsom was in monterey county touring the flooding area near the small farming community of pajaro miles of farmland remain under water after a levee breach along the river. in the meantime, for those who were able to make it to the local markets, please come and support are always open rain or we're always here. it's the farmers. want to be here will be here to the market. >> some of the farms impacted by the storms are raising money for repairs to support their workers. but it also will be a long road to recovery in the newsroom. gayle ong kron, 4 news. gayle, thank you. and evacuation orders do remain in effect for the community in areas northwest of the community of sprinkles. 3 people, including a pregnant woman, are recovering from serious injuries this morning after a brutal stabbing. it happened saturday afternoon. antioch, the 35 year-old victim was rushed to the hospital along with a 11 year-old girl and a

14 year-old boy. police say this happened on wilbur avenue just before 04:00pm when officers arrived, they saw a car trying to make a quick escape. they chase the suspects car to solano county and that car crashed after police deployed stripe spike strips to stop them. police took a 37 year-old antioch man into custody. san francisco police need your help locating this child. officials say caspian 10 mo 10, 11. was abducted by his mother who has no custody rights over him. the one year-old was taken from a facility in the 200 block of ashbury street yesterday around 05:30pm. his mother, chelsea is a 38 year-old woman with blond hair and brown eyes last seen wearing all-white clothing. caspian has brown hair and brown eyes. anyone who sees them should call 9-1-1 immediately. saturday night was pride night extra sharks but one player on the team did not take part in team warmups because he chose not to wear the team's pride theme

jerseys. trump was justin campbell is live for us in san jose with more on this just in what exactly happened here? >> yeah, that's right, last night the team had chosen to wear jerseys in support of the lgbtq community here. it's a part of something that the nhl is doing in the goaltender. take a look at your screen. the picture james reimer did not want to participate in wearing the jersey last night. this is a prior photo of him. but it has you could say he did issue a statement last night saying that i am choosing not to indoor something that is counter to my personal convictions which are based on the bible, the highest authority in my life. i strongly believe that every person has value and worth in the lgbtq community, like all others now should be welcomed in all aspects of the game of hockey. now, this sharks did not win the game last night. this is something they're

already having a rough season this is something that they probably are not. management is not looking to want to take on, but we'll be reaching out to them today to figure out more information on how they are responding in 2 for this goaltender not wanting to wear jersey that they chose that the rest of the team in the team members did actually where last night reporting live here in san jose. justin campbell kron, 4 news. justin, thank you so much for the update on this story. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news is the 3rd day for the liv golf tournament. we have a live report with our sports director, jason dumas coming up later in the hour. plus, remember those unidentified objects? we first showed you here in our newscast saturday morning. we're now getting a clearer idea of what exactly these were. and up next, the oakland zoo among many popular spots across the bay area closed today because of the bad weather. details on that weather. details on that ahead.

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oakland zoo is closed because of the rain. and if you have reservations, you will be refunded automatically. >> refunds usually take 3 to 4 weeks to process. let's take a live look now at i-680, in senegal where you can see very wet, wet and slick driving conditions out there. something you should be aware of his northbound lanes between son all boulevard in bernal avenue will be closed until at least 05:00am monday.

the southbound lanes, however, as you can see from this live look on 6.80, are not affected. those will stay open for a list of detours to use this weekend. you can visit our website kron 4 dot com. and this map shows the affected area by that closure, this closure is due to a road reconstruction project stretching from signal to san ramon. again, southbound lanes are open and are not affected. >> and yet another rainy start to your day here. there you see it on storm tracker for most of the afternoon is going to be filled with more of that rain on an awful, though, in little local spots. that might be very briefly heavy at times. this is a prep for what's coming up ahead of the next week. looking at tuesday morning, your forecast and a bit.

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>> the mysterious flying object spotted over northern california was likely debris from an old international space station mission. this is video taken from davis, which shows at least 5 objects streaking through the sky can see them there. she was in concord. richmond petaluma also reported seeing this friday night. and folks in the tri valley area in the east bay also caught a glimpse of the space junk. the first reports about these objects came in around 9.30, friday night. the chabot space and

science center says the debris could date back to 2009. we spoke with astronomer gerald mckeegan about this. >> was not an ally and fein hitters, as you as you know, that this is actually a piece of space hardware, space junk, if you will. it was originally a communications module that had been installed on the international space station back in 2009. they used to it up until about 2017. and then twenty-twenty they detached from the space station and basically just let it drift in orbit. >> he has there is increasing pressure on satellite operators to deorbit their satellites when they are no longer useful in order to keep as little junk in space is possible. you know, we don't want to be a leading getting an early start on polluting our future home right? well, officials temporarily close the san bernardino national forest through the start of summer. visitors are not allowed on park grounds. park officials say snow is melting

on higher elevations which is affecting road conditions at lower elevations. they also say some areas are still hidden under a blanket of deep snow hindering steph efforts to clear the roadways. the force remains closed until june. 30th. and a little closer to home. we last. oh, there it is. they'ret expecting, you know what, the weather just makes things so tricky with when it comes to capture that satellite signal there. this is a live look at coit tower at this hour where things are looking quite blue and very damp outdoors in san francisco a day. should we expect as we head out the door this morning? well, the good news is we don't have any statements now. so no flash flood. watch a talk. you might have some very localized issues going on. certainly the puddles in your neighborhood. you probably know the drill already. how things are. you're adding more rain to it. so. >> probably more puddles. if you drive around this afternoon, which will be a spotty rain on and off kind of program. what we're really looking upstream, though, is into tuesday because it's going to be more of a commitment of rain that starts toward the commute in goes forward.

>> due to a low that will be spending around towards our south. here's the storm tracker for to give you a general idea of the rain that developed overnight. there you have the a nice good rain shield covering just about everybody going forward here. as you can see with pockets of that heavy rain, that heavy stuff that covers everybody kind of at the same time. that's over for now. it's going to be more of the green stuff and that will break up to spotty on and off rain. this is just a snapshot of what we have right now. noticeable intense package you can see down here to the peninsula. also on the east bay shoreline, tri valley. but again, that more intense rain now marching through the central valley and put this into motion on future cast for this is what i meant. another noticeable hit up in the north bay this afternoon. so late this morning, early afternoon, the north bay, you look to get a little bit heavier hit, but we get into the mid afternoon again. spotty rain will be the rule of thumb mountain snows off towards the east as you'll notice. we talked about this before spotty. it looks like into overnight. but good news for your monday. at least breaking up the skies already by 5.45. so tomorrow you might

see some rays of sun already working its magic. everybody should be sharing in the rain arson, rather by the afternoon. this is the development for tuesday morning. this will probably give us some right around on. let's say somewhere around there is an estimation. so in the morning commute might be back to the rain and the wet roads and some winds. the source of the slow, however, remains to our south, will actually get a little bit of an east wind working here a bit little bit more unusual for approaching storm systems we don't see on this a model here. a lot of the winds with that system for today, breezy in pockets of wendy's. you can see no wind statements with that. we're not reaching that threshold. but again, a noticeable breeze across the region that onshore double digits. now we start to get closer. we're talking about this tuesday morning and the winds to really pop that much. they are offshore. that's usually a bad word. we use that but offshore, you know, that's coming in from the east, but not particularly really high for a storm about to drop into town. for today. we've got rain on and off for the afternoon cooler temps we had from yesterday breezy

highs in the 50's early week. monday. variable clouds still cool. already clear out the afternoon. basically for tuesday, stormy rain into wednesday. going to get that rain, but then it will continue tuesday in continue wednesday as that low sort of meanders around our area before exit stage. that may cause some flooding issues. and i think the weather service by waiting until we get this event for right now while i'm down and then pop with that, a flash flood watch. you probably hear later thursday, scattered clouds and friday showers and question mark on that front. looks okay for next weekend. we'll see. we get little closer. 56 san francisco today. 58 for oakland. 61 for san jose in a bit. of course, we'll walk through what's going to look like on tuesday and later on during the 7 day forecast, what you can expect one right into next weekend. >> stephanie. all right. a very thorough. thank you. over the coming months, kron four's putting the focus on fentanyl, a drug that claims the lives of tens of thousands of americans each year. kron 4 sarah stinson breaks down some

of the numbers here in the bay area. >> fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that can be 100 times stronger than morphine. more than likely. you already heard about it. but if you're not concerned about it, you may want to pay closer attention. >> health officials and law enforcement, they're sounding the alarm about a dramatic spike in fatal overdoses of fentanyl. fentanyl is one of the leading causes of death for young adults. 18 to 45 years old. >> it's not car crashes. >> it's not murder. >> it's a lethal opioid turned a street drug and these deaths are preventable. >> in the bay area, the center of this crisis is in san francisco. preliminary data shows 638 people died from overdoses last year. >> most are tied to fentanyl. these aren't just numbers. these are members of our community on the front line of

the fentanyl crisis is the san francisco fire and health departments, their most powerful weapon, nor can it. it's a lifesaving overdose, reversing drug. >> the fire department is responding to over a dozen overdose incidents per day. >> this is captain michael mason, the san francisco fire paramedicine division. he says saving people from an overdose death is just the beginning. those folks, those clients that we intervene with, get follow-up care on a daily basis from the department of public contract. >> follow-up care consists of getting a person who survived an overdose resources to encourage them to get off drugs so they don't overdose again. it's a strategy that kept fentanyl deaths steady from 2021 to 2020 to one death. >> is one death too many? this is lieutenant jonathan baxter spokesperson for the san francisco fire department. he says to prevent deaths, it's

going to take help from you. individuals who are quick to go to. >> their cell phone and the social media and the videotape, somebody who is and i'm sure we've all seen it on social media who is obviously and crisis. they're in an emergency and rather than having a videotape expressing their dismay the fact that this person's in their driveway or their hallway or their doorway, we really need these individuals to call 9-1-1, in the coming months. kron 4 is putting the focus on fentanyl looking at which parts of the bay area are being affected. most. >> and the strategies being used to combat the opioid crisis. >> and that was sarah stinson reporting for us. you can get a snapshot of the fentanyl crisis across the bay area in real time on our website. kron 4 dot com. you can just scan the qr code on your screen right there to be taken to our new focus on fentanyl page. you can track all the data. listen to the stories. our

reporters are uncovering in our communities right at that part of our website. >> and we continue to track the rain for your weekend plans here at kron 4 taking a live look at the conditions across the bay area right now on storm tracker. 4 radar, widespread rain sweeping across the bay area. much more across the bay area. much more

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another familiar wet start to your this doesn't look to be entirely all day. in other words. >> the rain will be with us all day, but it will be on and off for the afternoon. mostly it's going to the north bay that will be mostly heavily impacted probably from mid morning the rest of the bay will get somewhat of a break. here's what looks like right now as you can see on storm tracker for the most intense rain is actually exiting the north. a little bit of a stolen nap and county that there. but off to the east bay from what we already had marching through. now, the central valley, the peninsula just also seeing some intense rain now moving into as you can see, the east bay shoreline. so from oakland down, as you can see, the hayward, that's we're also getting some intense rain right now. san jose state. we always sometimes go to out of the south bay with a vision to the bay with all the fog and the hard to see things. well, it's cloudy down in the south bay to obviously with rain going on. so this is storm tracker for the motion. look at the coverage area all the way up to the north, down to the south, getting socal, the

new storm system we're talking about by tuesday is going to take more of a southerly track. but we will be impacted as early as tuesday morning through wednesday. here's what those winds look like. a bit of a breeze to make note. so if your travels little bit of caution, as you know, we've seen a lot of these rain events. so we have winds in the teens in the single digits currently rinow. want to show this fog cast quickly here because we already have the rain up in the north bay, obviously as well. and there you see they're kind of in the north bay. it redevelops in this afternoon due to rains and along the coast. but for your monday morning, this all clears out. so it tells you a lot of the surface moisture is gone and we'll see sunshine in some spots already by monday morning. 55 by 11 o'clock and 2 o'clock. 57 saying a few showers trying to indicate that will be more on and off rain, particularly for other areas outside the north bay. but more heavy rains for you folks up in the north bay. it looks like through the early afternoon. we'll take a look at that. plus, the longer range forecast to getting into tuesday morning, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you.

>> one of on the 3rd day of governor gavin newsom's ford a statewide tour. he unveiled the plan he says will drastically cut the cost of insulin. capitol correspondent eytan wallace was in southern california saturday with the governor. he has more on the proposal for us. >> well, the governor calls this a game changer. he argues his plan will help californians who rely on insulin every single day. save lots of money. but republicans here at the state capital say they are skeptical. this is a big deal, folks. a big deal says governor gavin newsom as he announced 100 million dollar plan to drastically lower the cost of insulin to just $30 per vial. a reduction he says could save california rely on insulin hundreds of dollars per purchase. this is very exciting. transparency price targets now looking to lower cost. the announcement is all part of a 10 year 15 million dollar contract to state secured with the nonprofit drugmakers sip a cup as part of the deal. california will spend another 50 million dollars to create

insulin manufacturing facility similar to the downey warehouse newsom visited today. what this? does is a game changer. this fundamentally lowers the cost, period full stop. the key to cullum harris, who lives with type one diabetes supports newsom's plan. there were many times where i was scrambling trying to muster up $10200 for a little vial of insulin that was literally going to keep me alive. and looking ahead, the governor says his plan and insulin is just the beginning. >> so what's next? naloxone? that's right. naloxone commonly referred to as narcan is a drug that can quickly reverse opioid overdoses. and now newsom wants to secure it and p oduce it here in california. something he says will make it more readily available. >> and affordable. this is a serious issue and do not as a parent. >> do not think for a second. i don't sleep over this. we take it very, very seriously. but republicans in the legislature say more government is not the answer

other than public safety. >> tell me one thing that the state government does write gop senate minority leader brian jones says on healthcare newsom should rethink his insulin proposal and instead provide financial assistance to struggling hospitals. but on other matters, jones argues government should stay out of the way. we've seen a debacle. >> with high-speed rail, we've spent 20 billion dollars on homelessness and we've had nothing but an increase in homelessness. you know, i carry out that with public safety. everything else in california touches the government. we can't say the same thing about. >> and the governor says if all goes according to plan, then insulin prices should start to go down next year. as for tomorrow, while the governor's tour continues in san diego where he's expected to visit the u.s. mexico border, reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. tom, thank you. >> friends and family of alexis, gabe gathered for her birthday and oakley dedicating a bench in her honor. >> and does mean to the paradise may to welcome you

and take you to wc team you need to know. >> the ceremony happened in civic center park friday. the city of oakley installing a plaque on the bench that reads in part for as long as you remember me, i am never entirely lost. more of games remains were found after a search earlier this year. she is believed to have been killed by her ex-boyfriend. marshall jones officials believe more of games remains are still scattered over parts of northern california. a major headline we're following this morning. former president donald trump says he expects to be arrested tuesday. he's now calling for protests and denying allegations he made hush money payments to women. he had encounters with brooke shafer has more from mar-a-lago. >> former president donald trump in a social media post writing he will be arrested on tuesday of next week. a new york grand jury has been investigating the former president for alleged hush

money payments to women who said they had encounters with him. trump today encouraging his supporters to protest in one post writing they're killing our nation as we sit back and watch, we must save america protest protest protest the manhattan da's office declining to comment on trump's claims of a looming arrest. while everybody's talking about putting him in handcuffs and having him handcuffed. >> again, i think it's unlikely. we've read reports where you're going to have to coordinate with the secret service with other federal agencies because he is a former president, the investigation into hush money payments. one of several challenges for the former president and his legal team including a justice department investigation into classified documents found at trump's florida home. trump's lawyer joe tacopina with news nations, dan abrams this week discussing a possible

indictment in new york. expected indictment. you know, it's becoming more probable. i think but the one thing i still hold on to its hope that justice will prevail. >> that was brooke shafer reporting for us. former house speaker nancy pelosi weighed in on this news saying, quote, the former president's announcement this morning is >> reckless, doing so to keep himself in the news and to foment unrest among his supporters. she went on to say he cannot hide from his violations of the law. disrespect for our elections and incitements to violence. coming up on the kron 4 morning news parents sue chestnut chat. >> why they're blaming the social media company for fueling drug sales. and saint mary's basketball might have a shot at making the sweet 16 and the ncaa tournament. hear from the players on how they're gearing up for the next round. and of course, if you woke up this morning, you probably saw a lot of rain falling outside your window at this hour. we continue to

track all of that. this is a live look at the bay bridge inclined as drivers try to navigate those wet and slick roadway conditions. much more

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4 sports director jason dumas was jason is the rain is really coming down pretty hard over here, but it's looking pretty nice. and sunny, where you are. >> yeah, it's nice and sunny and it's winning time really here at live tucson and as a golf and you couldn't really ask for more heading into the final day of the tournament. we have a couple of people in, hey, guess what? i'm doing live with a phil mickelson right here. phil was just telling me he's going to have a meeting soon. so we will have to get out of this spot. but so why have you here? how do you think this tournament has gone so far? we're heading into the final day you're still in contention yourself. >> we're we're having a blast and we're so appreciative of the community here in tucson. wave come out, support us been a part of this great event and we're hoping to see a lot of you out there today as well. also. >> that's phil mickelson and look, guys, we still have so much to get to here today and feel we're with the cw sport.

so we're broadcasting live on stations all over the country and its ben handled in received really well. how do you think the fans have been here at live tucson over the past couple of days? they've been incredible. they've been coming out and at have a lot of energy, a lot of excitement and it's fun for us to play in front of them. it's been fun for me. >> to play here in tucson for so many years because it's got such a plate special place in my heart is my first win ever as an amateur. back in 1991, gas has been a lot of years, but we're having so much fun here and i look forward to coming back for many years in this place has been exceptional. >> yeah, a su grad right here. last thing before i let you go fill we get out of your hair as you go into the final day of the tournament, you've been in any single situation in every single situation on a golf course in your career on a day like this with the way the course plays was kind of your mindset heading into the final day. so there's some really tough pins that we're going to have to play somewhat

smart. try to have yourself 2030, footers for birdie and have easy pars. and then there's some we've got to get after. so for me, i'm i'm coming from 6 shots off the lead. i've got to go out. shoot 9.10, under par. >> some have to be a little bit more aggressive. but there's about 5 or 6 pin that got to be careful on and try to make a 30 footer and then the other holes. i'll try to attack. all right, phil, thank you so much for joining us. as phil mickelson, we're going to send it back to you guys in san francisco. >> all right. jason love hearing that strategy live here for us. thank you so much. we appreciate it. back at home, conditions are looking a little bit different. of course we saw it was so nice and sunny out there. but let's go and take a live look outside at the embarcadero tower camera where you can see very damp and windy for us here in san francisco. we've got dave spahr the winter weather center tracking all of this for us today. just how long os that going to be around for? not exactly golf? whether is it white there? no, it's another on morning of rain on sunday to up real quick up to the mountains here. >> here's a castle peak of

there. you have it to give you an idea. the snow. check it out. >> this is what we're getting for now. there is a winter storm warning that was posted just to cover us until monday morning. then they take a break as we're taking it than monday night for the next system. there's a winter storm watch at that point. here's what we've got going on here. here's a nice break for monday. more snows and snow showers know how the temperatures do drop to lower 30's. by the time we get into tuesday wednesday with our next storm system. so that's what the watch party is about wednesday afternoon through wednesday morning. i'm sorry through monday night through wednesday morning. this warning is until monday morning for what we're getting right now. and that's know those. those will continue. and then our next batch is what we're really watching now going to show you rainfall totals coming up in just a bit. and you get an idea real quickly, why there's no flood watches or anything like that posted because quantitatively, it's pretty much done. its biggest hit right now. the rest of it is just going to be maybe not quite annoyance rain depending on where you are. there may be some still little cells left over what you give

you a good down poor at times. very, very briefly. but it's going to be that often on annoyance rain with the puddles already in place. here's futurecast for to give you a general idea. watch the north bay. that's where concentration of the heavy rains will be. briefly breaking up for the afternoon tonight by tomorrow morning. you may even see some rays of sun, but certainly everybody shares and that in the afternoon, this is the break we're talking about on monday. soak it up again because there's another dose coming. that is a bigger hit than what we're experiencing now that may post some statements coming from the national weather service giving you timing on all this about when we'll take it out to about 05:00am. and it's just getting going. so maybe the early commute may not experience that sometimes these models can go forward or come back. so if this is what looks like by 5, we think maybe another model run. they push it further or push it back and let the early morning commuters get a break before it really pounds. so here's what it looks like today for the rainfall totals. take the buckets, empty them. and here's how much we're going to

collect for this afternoon. look at how much the bays not getting here in many locations are just a trace up in the north bay as where the line sure will be in some cases up to maybe half of an inch or so. so the heavy rains are going to be pretty much concentrated there from this point forward. again, kind of a not a nuisance rain type thing that will continue just about all day. so we're taking care of that for right now. break, boom. here's the next storm system. look at that. surging towards our south. so it's going to be hanging around here for quite a while. it is producing some mountain snows down to southern california. this is now march as we talked about earlier and look at san francisco, the bay area, it just church for over a day. so the tuesday morning commute all the way to potentially wednesday morning. we may be still dealing with this problem. i suspect that's going to cause a flash flood watch. but they're waiting to get past this before. they probably post anything additional another system to watch kind of cut off low, but it's pretty fortified very nicely. there. this takes us to sunday night for another shot of rain again, nocturnal. that's kind of good to get a rain at night before it exits.

so hopefully we'll get a break after all of that. that's going to be sunday, april, before you know it. so the seven-day forecast is quite busy. we do pencil in here, potential for some thunder the higher elevations with all - of this. and there you have your highs pretty much contained at about 60 check out the lowe's at around 40, but some 30 still left over. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for that update. all eyes are on the east bay's own saint mary's men's basketball team as they gear up to take on duke on this afternoon and the ncaa tournament sports reporter griffin haas is at mvp arena with the latest. the saint mary's gaels are back in round 2 of the ncaa tournament. the team held a closed practice today ahead of their >> matchup with 4th seeded uconn tomorrow. the gaels have dropped their last 2 matchups in the second round of the ncaa tournament including last year's loss to ucla. they'll look to buck that trend. saint mary's use their size advantage inside and win over.

vcu the battle in the paint will be a tougher task against uconn. the huskies are led by big thomas. a no-go fresh off a career-high. 28 point performance against iona. now maybe it's east coast bias. maybe it's because there are, quote, unquote mid major team. but saint mary's doesn't seem to garner the same national attention. a team like uconn does. and that's just the way they like it. but kind of like fly under the radar and was working hard and >> i'm being greedy and being tough and having people doubt us around the country and one a little bit pick. this is not to be. the kind of fits to a narrative of just laying low, working hard in the shadows and and coming on shore. and they being underdogs and a proven everybody else wrong. it's exciting what you >> you we talk about it all the time like all these tea, all these people doubt us. all these we've got a bunch of doubters and we love to prove people wrong. so yeah, we life

under the radar, working hard and get it out >> saint mary's will look to reach their first sweet 16 since 2010 with a win over the huskies. tip off set for 03:10pm, pacific time reporting in albany griffin, haas kron. 4 news. >> and we continue to track the wet weather for your weekend plans here at kron. 4. weekend plans here at kron. 4.

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pretty wet conditions outdoors. let's get right over to dave spahr for the latest. hey, dave. okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and just quick, the quick check in to the radar as you referenced there. the heaviest stuff appears now in the east bay. >> breaking up a little bit by contrast in the peninsula. looks like and the north are in a bit of a sonoma as well. >> that's going to be nice. give you guys a rest until another line is expected to develop up there as we get into the afternoon rainfall totals today are much more pronounced than the rest of the bay for the rest of the bay. it's going to be more of an off and on. i want to say almost nuisance type of rain. zooming in on most of the action, which is in the east bay, although off towards the western peninsula, long pacifica. you're about to get hit again. daly city with that juicy sell out to sea. but still the rain will be more the on offer it temperature. check for you. we've got a lot of 50's on the board. not a lot of movement here with the temperatures. 49 santa rosa about those interesting up there already offshore or out of the southeast in the teens. so there's a bit of a kind, a

brisk wind that's at work here. but no wind advisories that have been posted here. this mean that can cause problems. but they're there. and there you see on storm tracker 4, the pattern that we have with the rain that continues. it covers almost all two-thirds of the state as you will notice. so the breakdown today is a kind of turning cloudy. we're taking a little bit of a breather. rain for the afternoon will be concentrated in the north bay. that's the heavier rain. very, very spotty expected elsewhere throughout the bay for this afternoon. this is actually going break up before tomorrow morning and maybe even a couple rays of sun for the early morning commuters tomorrow, however, enjoy that because we get a break for monday and there's more to come for tuesday. wednesday of that coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, >> all the rain, as davis said, starts back up today. but communities on the central coast are still recovering from last week's storm. that includes the farm workers who supply food to bay area restaurants and farmers markets. kron four's gayle ong looks at how the farming community is coping with this wet weather. farm workers have

been caught a break since the january storms. usually they look forward to rainfall in the winter, but it's been too much lately. and to date some cannot make it to the weekly farmers market, which is a major source of income for so babe. a very hard times right now. >> roberto gonzalez owns golden rule, organics farm in san benito county. he says he lost a lot of produce this winter from all the rain storms, but he was spared from last week's heavy rain that battered the central coast because his farm is on the hill. but neighboring avalos farm, they lost an average. so maybe like 3, 4, feet wide so their spot sat empty at the berkeley farmers market saturday. >> market manager in says they are not the only ones we've had been enters snowed for, you know, at the roads box. they couldn't get into their arms to get product has several vendors impacted in monterey and san benito counties.

>> are dealing with flood damage on their field leading to crop loss and an uncertain season. earlier this week, governor gavin newsom was in monterey county touring the flooding area near the small farming community of pajaro miles of farmland remain under water after a levee breached along the river in the meantime, for those who were able to make it to the local markets, please come and support are always open rain or we're always here. it's the farmers. want to be here will be here to the market. >> some of the farms impacted by the storms are raising money for repairs to support their workers. but it also will be a long road to recovery in the newsroom. gayle ong kron, 4 news. evacuation orders remain in effect for the community and areas northwest of the community of sprinkles. in the east bay. a 2 car crash left one person dead and 2 others seriously injured in antioch. it happened near the lone tree way on and off ramps to state

highway for around 10, 30 friday night. police say the driver of one of the cars died and 2 passengers remain hospitalized in critical condition. police say the people in the other car were not hurt and remained on scene. no word yet on what caused this crash. police are investigating. 3 people, including a pregnant woman, are recovering from serious injuries this morning after a brutal stabbing. it happened saturday afternoon in antioch. the 35 year-old victim was rushed to the hospital along with an 11 year-old girl and a 14 year-old boy. police say it happened on wilbur avenue just before 04:00pm. when officers arrived, they saw a car trying to make an escape. they chased that car to solano county where it crashed after police deployed spike strips to stop that car. police took a 37 year-old antioch man into custody. san francisco police need your help locating this child. you see right there on your screen. officials say caspian 10, 11 was abducted by his mother who has no custody rights over him. the one

year-old was taken from a facility and the 200 block of ashbury street yesterday around 05:30pm. his mother, chelsea is a 38 year-old woman with blond hair and brown eyes. last seen wearing all white clothing. caspian has brown hair and brown eyes. as you can see in that photo, anyone who sees the pair should call 9-1-1 immediately. >> on the great laser should be there. >> a chp helicopter flying over vacaville was harassed by someone pointing a green laser at the aircraft. as you can see there. this happened friday night when the chopper was assisting vacaville police with a search. the crew used their onboard camera and mapping system to find the source of this light. and you can see it right there was coming from a man standing on the ground shining a laser at an aircraft is a federal crime. it can cause temporary

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>> happening today, oakland zoo is closed because of the rain. and if you have reservations, you can expect to get your refund automatically. refunds usually take 3 to 4 weeks to process. let's take a live look now at i-680, in sun. all you expect northbound lanes between boulevard and bernal avenue to be closed until at least 05:00am monday because of while partially because of these wet and slick conditions. southbound i-680 is not affected and will stay open for a list of detours to use this weekend. you can visit our website kron 4 dot

com. now this map shows the affected area. the closure is due to a road reconstruction project stretching from signal 2 san ramon, again, southbound lanes, as you just saw in that live video are open. they are not affected by this construction. >> shield of rain that we've had earlier starting to break up, if you will notice here, looks like over most of the urban i spots here now moving into the inland areas over before upstream. we're tracking it

>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning take a live look now at the san mateo bridge where it is looking tough traveling conditions out there. a pretty wet and slick roadways. so people must travel today. the advice here is to please do so safely a day. what else should people expect as we head out this morning? >> okay. well, stephanie, good morning and good morning. everybody way. we'll start off with a lot of that rain that we've had in the puddles that are already in place to keep that in mind. however, if you'll notice towards the very end of this, starting to break up in intensity and for most of the bay, that's kind of the takeaway as we get into today, that rain kind of on and off. here's a look at stormtracker 4 right now live along the they shoreline. the rain is almost entirely lifted. just little bit of the way of some light token rains. another package here just make its way into the peninsula. not quite the intensity, though, of its predecessor, the last hour or so. so this is kind of the story you can expect. the

heavier rains will probably be concentrated up here in the north bay as we go forward and of the rainfall collection estimations, pretty much bear that out. then we get to late afternoon and everybody starts to lose that rain intensity. very, very spotty going into the overnight and tomorrow morning with even some breaks of sun, perhaps to greet you tomorrow. don't get too excited. we get one daybreak of all of this. and then here comes tuesday morning. now the timing of this could be very, very critical. as of now, it looks like it will cover a good chunk of the commute, at least the mid to latter portion of it with potentially some heavy rains and there which will play out nearly continuously through wednesday morning. all right. so it's going to be pretty good rain that will continue. i suspect we'll have some flash flood statements which we don't have now. but the weather service tries to keep good 48 hours out and they're probably waiting for this to settle down. first winds actually more impressive. now and the next say 6 hours, then they will be with the development of this next storm system. as we look forward all the way till tuesday morning, not real world press of except to point

out kind of an existing offshore wind. that's because the source low is making its movement towards our south. so the central coast is going. it's going right overhead along the central coast. all right. here's the game plan today. rain on and off for a lot of the bay for the afternoon. breezy got highs in the 50's and all that monday variable clouds turning sunny in many spots but still kind of cool. then tuesday, stormy rain right through wednesday might be some thunder showers thrown in there to maybe some issues of hail, too. thursday, scattered clouds friday, rain showers. question mark for today. 56 san francisco. 58 going on for open in 61, san jose with that rain coming tuesday. we'll take a closer inspection of all of that kind of walk you through some of that, stephanie. thanks so much, dave. >> well, if you're looking for something fun and tasty to do this weekend, oakland restaurant week is back and joining us live to talk more about what we can expect is derrick johnson. you might know him as the owner of home of chicken and waffles. thanks so much for being here with us this morning. it's a pleasure to have to thank you for

inviting me and thank you for driving through the all the way from local and we appreciate it. to bad. yeah. well, you know, so tell us a bit about oakland restaurant week. what can people people can expect a great time. i can we started on the 16th and runs to the 26th. >> there's great restaurants. cuisine from street food, michelin star restaurants, you know, casual dining like, you know, come to our each restaurant has their own offer. it's a lot of fun and people are, you know, i went out to a restaurant last night. a lot of people are out because of restaurant week. so right, courage. those to come. you know, a lot of special menus curated this week some people expect that might be little bit different this week compared to say other parts of the year. >> i think you get a most restaurants have pairings with with wind. most restaurants have a special menu like you just stated. they also have, you know, courses, you know, which, you know, most restaurants like my, we don't offer courses. i have probably the best offer not to brag a

we have you buy a chicken and waffles, you get your second one for free. so more. we want to encourage more people. now. we know, you know the economy. it's rough times for a lot of people. so we will try to do something so that those that normally don't get to go out to restaurants and at 5 can come enjoy. all right. so you've got touched on this in your last response. but walk us through how your restaurant is participating this so we're offering a chicken waffles, a chicken waffles, jacqueline, and some are offering when you buy anything in the chicken waffle section. the second male this for you just have to come in and mentioned restaurant week and you qualify for that offer and what should people, what do you what do you recommend off your menu? people absolutely have to try. >> keeps tackle my menu items named after family members. and so that's my keep as my nephew. >> and keeps tackle the homeboy. friendly name that, you know, he's the probably popular. all right. yes. is there any other any special sides or anything that candied yams? you know this. we have the perfect food for this

weather. good news about to break some you know, tell us a bit about your restaurant. you had you guys get started. i hear that you're quite the staple in oakland. and they're for 19 years. a restaurant was started by family we employ 100% oaklanders pretty much majority of our staff are returning citizens. i have a passion for those that are returning home you have had a really difficult time finding employment somewhere. usually like the stepping stone to another career or another job that, you know, we we get you in the very nice. yeah, you it's interesting to i want to get your perspective on this. just how it's been to be what it's like to be a small business owner at this time on been around since the pandemic obvious. yes. so how does it feel to get to this point? it feels very accomplished that the system because it was rough and there's there. well, there are times we were >> that we didn't know. we are really scaled down our hours. we still are back at full capacity. but we're getting there.

>> ok, got it. got it. and anything people should be aware of for oakland restaurant just from the restaurant week. there's so many restaurants all over the city. you know, don't just, you know, this, this this asian as mexican, there's street food. there's like i said, ms, let's start with this. >> so many restaurants and everybody is very excited. we just encourage everybody to come out and visit. oakland has done a great job of promoting it that this year. i think it's more energized than ever. so please come get some really, really, really good food, ok, grand? how can people get some more information? go to visit oakland dot com and look at restaurant week want to get some information on a chicken and waffles, dot all right. perfect. derrick johnson, owner of home of chicken and waffles. thank you so much for your time with. thank you for having me. all right. we'll be right back.

>> history made this week is u.s. trail answer for blake johnson broke the world record for the longest surfing session. he first got into the water thursday at 01:00am and did not get out until late friday spending more than 40 hours surfing. well, his thighs must be killing him. the previous record was 30 hours and 11 minutes. the effort help raise money for youth mental health initiatives.

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. you can see more rain coming down across the bay area right now. it's just been falling nonstop all morning. this is a live look at stormtracker 4 radar and it's all lit up green and yellow indicating where that rain is falling. start off this half hour with a check on our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center tracking it all for us. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. as stormtracker 4 showing some breaks now starting to develop in the north a little bit down the peninsula as well. but there's yet another dose. >> upstream that will be anywhere near as potent as all of the stuff of the central valley, which was our past that we had earlier this morning going later into the future. how are things look a little better for most of the bay to get this break now, there you see the heavier stuff off to say tri valley and points to the east. there's a nice collection. there you see an alameda county and contra costa county as well. this is a shot in from the south bay kind of the stratus cloud cover that's going remain mostly cloudy is pretty much going to be the drill will get that lucky

breaks, though, expected in the clouds, though, as early as tomorrow morning. the storm tracker for shows that into motion. we can see the general pattern. a look at the coverage area from northern california down to southern california. get familiar with this because from the bay area down south with the next storm system it's going to be hanging around tuesday through wednesday. back to those winds. this is the current shot. looks like in the teens. most coverage areas show this is just kind of breezy to windy in spots, not enough for a wind advisory. notice the winds also little offshore kind of odd a little bit there and the breakdown today. let's keep it cloudy all day. today was showers on and off expected throughout the day of the north bay. looks to be the heaviest hit impacted later on for today and will walk you through that. but also walk you through. we expect for this week ahead, particularly with the onslaught of rain into the tuesday morning commute. stephanie. >> march is women's history month and kron 4 is recognizing remarkable women of the bay area. today. we want to tell you about a woman

who works tirelessly to ensure kids in low-income communities here in the bay area get quality education. i had a chance to sit down with lucky. but jack, because what happened some time on a friday afternoon when most may have ducked out of the office, you'll finally kaisha young doubling down on the work. i always think like >> 10 years from 5 years from now, what our community is going to look like because changing lives takes constant commitment and the intergenerational cycle of miseducation. leticia is the ceo of the oakland reach a nonprofit improving access to education for kids from low-income families. tweak just out of a problem. and that problem is because our parents felt like they didn't have voice is an issue stemming from generations of racial inequities. i personally come from history. >> where not too many generations down. we weren't even allowed to read write, but still in this country right now with the freedom to

read, our kids cannot reach state data shows last year, more than half of all black 3rd graders failed to meet language arts testing standards, latino and native american children falling not far >> look, he should begin to organize in 2016, bringing together parents and my family and giving this to the place need to be fighting for policy changes at the district. we work together. we can be powerful successfully winning priority enrollment in high-performing schools for kids in underserved neighborhoods. something never before imagined. >> she is definitely a person who is going push. she doesn't take no for an answer. when the pandemic forced children to go into distance, learning leticia brought internet and laptops to more than 150 families in need. and thanks for this a little sister got to learn more always

innovating. the oakland reach launched an online portal offering free tutoring and extracurricular classes for hundreds of kids. you know, we have some families. were they talking about their kids went up 2, 3 grade levels. and this is during the pandemic for leticia. the work goes beyond education. it's not just the subject of literacy. it's the ways in which we built power around parents to solve their own problems, training parents and caregivers to become pay tutors within the district. she draws inspiration from the women who came before her calling her late grandmother, her northstar. so my family is from jim crow, south mississippi, a grandmother only got a 9th grade education, but she had a dream for her kids that they would graduate from high school wanting more than the station, which you were born to. my grandmother was that example for me that anything is possible, a mindset that's allowed families in oakland to reach her great helping new

generation. see what's possible for their families. want the opportunity to be able to design lives of their own choosing. and i just would love to be a small part of helping make that happen. >> and look, he says work also attracted the attention of billionaire mackenzie scott who donated 3 million dollars to oakland reach just this year. reporting in oakland, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> all right. well, rain or shine? the festivities of saint patrick's day continue at the shamrock 5 k run. walk in dublin kron four's. justin campbell is live there with more. justin, was the turnout like so far? >> oh, man, stephanie. there are a lot of people that are here. thousands of people surprisingly there. if it's raining and you're still seeing cars that are pulling off step to the side and you can see the race will start a little bit hard to see because of the weather, but it's going to start at 10:00am. and all of these people that you're seeing, you're seeing some

great that people are dressed up for saint patrick's day today. and then after the race, there are some festivities that are going on at the civic that are next door. so rain or not, this is going to be a fun day for a lot of people that are bringing out their families, their kids that are here, whether they walk, whether they ryan, however, they get to that 5 k november's me. stephanie, i want probably be walking but maybe running a little bit. at the same time. you need to get back out here, doing work out for myself. so maybe after this show, i'll be out here. but no, it's a great day for people in. so if you get the chance are still some time to get down here. it starts at 10. 08:00am. we'll send it back to you in the studio. i have always admired people who get up super early in the morning and run and the rain. thank you so much, justin, for that live report. >> on the 3rd day of governor gavin newsom's ford a statewide tour. he unveiled a plan he says will drastically cut the cost of insulin. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was in southern california saturday with the governor and he has much more

on the proposal. >> well, the governor calls this a game changer. he argues his plan will help californians who rely on insulin every single day. save lots of money. but republicans here at the state capital say they are skeptical. this is a big deal, folks. a big deal says governor gavin newsom as he announced 100 million dollar plan to drastically lower the cost of insulin to just $30 per vial. a reduction he says could save california rely on insulin hundreds of dollars per purchase. this is very exciting. transparency price targets now looking to lower cos the announcement is all part of a 10 year, 50 million dollar contract to state secured with the nonprofit drugmakers sippy cup as part of the deal, california will spend another 50 million dollars to create insulin manufacturing facility similar to the downey warehouse newsom visited today. what this? does is a game changer. this fundamentally lowers the cost, period full stop. the key to

cullum harris, who lives with type one diabetes supports newsom's plan. there were many times where i was scrambling trying to muster up $10200 for a little vial of insulin that was literally going to keep me alive. and looking ahead, the governor says his plan and insulin is just the beginning. >> so what's next? naloxone? that's right. naloxone commonly referred to as narcan a drug that can quickly reverse opioid overdoses. and now newsom wants to secure it and produce it here in california. something he says will make it more readily available. >> and affordable. this is a serious issue and do not as a parent. >> do not think for a second. i don't see sleep over this. we take it very, very seriously. but republicans in the legislature say more government is not the answer other than public safety. >> tell me one thing that the state government does write gop senate minority leader brian jones says on healthcare newsom should rethink his insulin proposal and instead

provide financial assistance to struggling hospitals. but on other matters, jones argues government should stay out of the way. we've seen a debacle with high-speed rail. we've spent 20 billion dollars on homelessness and we've had nothing but an increase in homeless. and, you know, i carry out that that with. >> public safety. but everything else in california touches the government. we can't say the same thing about. >> and the governor says if all goes according to plan, then insulin prices should start to go down next year. as for tomorrow, while the governor's tour continues in san diego where he's expected to visit the u.s. mexico border, reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> and we continue to follow the rain making its way across the bay area. this is the bay bridge incline where you can see drivers out there trying to make their way down those wet roadways. there. much more on this coming up in just a on this coming up in just a few moments.

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parents are suing snapchat, hoping the social media platform will do more to stop the alleged sale of drugs on its platform. >> 9 families are now part of a new wrongful death lawsuit brought by the social media victims law center. that lawsuit claiming snapchat's features like disappearing messages, encourage illegal drug sales. and we continue to track the rain for your weekend commute here on kron 4. taking a live look now at the rain falling across the bay area. stormtracker 4 radar all lit up green indicating rain now falling across much of san francis

>> all right. happening today, it is the final round of the liv golf tournament in tucson, arizona. >> and that's where we're going to find kron. 4 sports director jason dumas. jason, it is just poor and cats and dogs over here. looking like golf and whether out where you are. >> yes, stephanie is a little chillier than it has been the past couple of days. but you can start seeing the sun just starting to kind of peeked through the clouds. so i think we'll be alright, as you know,

we get into the tournament that starts at 10:15am. glad he's not raining like it is in the bay. but right now, really it's winning time here at live tucson. there's not much separation at the top of the leaderboard. and that is really all you can ask for as a golf and going into the final day of the tournament and that must fear has lived up to the billing. no pun intended. the fans have sold out this golf course. every single day of the tournament. they've been loud. they've been proud. music been playing and the golfers they have been playing really well. now, there has been some unwanted visitors here at the golf course. a couple rattlesnakes were at a couple of the holes yesterday. big rattlesnakes, too. so things that you have to look out for here when you're in tucson, arizona, i know we're playing some of that video of those snakes now, as for the golfers, it's been marc leishman in first place. he's been at the top of

the board for 2 days now. he's playing great, great golf, but but there's always a but veteran golfer sergio garcia. >> he's only 2 strokes back at him. and sergio fireball squad. they're actually leading the team play portion of this tournament. i got to chat with both mark and sergio after they finish up their rounds on saturday. >> speaking of that final round, you've been in pretty much every situation possible you can be in on the golf with the way this golf course plays being 2 back of the lead. is it in a arrests of approach? you have to take some argue, keep year the same kind of things you've been doing. how do you go into it tomorrow? no, i think more of the same thing you got to go out and play well. and the is a great player. and you know, he's not going make it easy on on any of us. >> so just got to go out there you know, trez itself and you know, play as well as you can mark after year round on friday said to me, i hope i'm talking to you after around on

saturday because that will probably mean i'm still up at the leaderboard in. >> here we are saturday or 2 strokes ahead of field. what has been working for you so well over thd past 2 rounds. >> a drug tonight in on plays ben wright, both guys and that shipping helps on the first hole that but the part of has been really good mates. a the birdie putt, just i did pos eyes that i and i'm really kept the momentum up. >> so like i said, it's winning time right now. we will really see which golfer can separate himself down the stretch and win this tournament. marc leishman first-place sergio garcia, second place as it stands. but we've got 18 holes. anything can happen. you can catch all the action. 10, 15 kron. 4 news. we'll have it all and i will have a post-game report post match report. i should say. i'm so used to covering the warriors right now. we're

not going to talk about them. hasn't been good for golden state. but here at the golf course, it's been really good. we're having a lot of fun. stephanie, back to you. all right. looking forward to that update. jason,sthank you so much. >> back at home, conditions are looking quite different compared to where jason just was at tucson. this is a live look now at the golden gate bridge where it is just got move carefully. if you plan to be on the roadways at that this morning because it is very wet and windy out there right day. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody in behind you there a little bit up and they're running about a 45 minute delay this morning because of all the weather elements. we talk about a little bit of a last hour that much of the urban areas of the bay are getting now a new line not as intense but coming in from the coast. you can see make its way to san francisco. the peninsula also up to southern marin for right now. so it's a filling in some of these spots that have opened up along the east bay shoreline. again, we have some clear spots, particularly down south and there's the heavy stuff from

overnight all the way into the central valley. oh, that slides not up and running is going to show you what's going on up in the mountains here where the forecast at the looks like monday. see some sunshine out there. they get a break tuesday. here comes the snow. snow showers coming in for wednesday. going to be active there at this point. this business here is watch winter storm watch as we hold this conversation, much of the area up there is talking about a winter storm warning for right now. so that's the immediate that's until tonight. then from monday evening through wednesday morning. that's the watch zone. as we see this next storm system play out as you can see on the rain. one of the things about all this is the freeze line is fairly high. still with all of this going on. so we're still collecting snows up in the mountains there. but for the rain going on here you have it. upstream starts to break up a bit. i think we'll get other heavier patch up here in the north bay. at least the rainfall totals are intimating that that's again for this afternoon. here's futurecast for you. can check it out. there's the breakup in the

afternoon and overnight. this is looking much better as we get into overnight. there may be complete turn the rain off, taking a breather. cause there's a lot more still yet to come. here's the break of actually seeing some sun. how about that for your monday? and then monday night and into y. he's what will be watching. getting the timing down. this is one of the model run saying about 6.15. here comes the rain through the southern track. that's right. the south is going to get first peninsula, not the typical north bay pattern we see in the winter months. so again, this is coming from the lower latitudes. it's juicy copious amounts of moisture. that whole drill. it's not typical winter type storm thing. and this will be long-lasting. i suspect we'll have some flash flood watch. talk to have maybe as early as this evening to talk about. let's see how much rain we're going to collect for today. again, note the concentrations for today in the north bay looks like maybe about a quarter now picking up a little bit more token amounts beyond that point. that means if you. emptied the rain bucket right now and send it back out, that's how about how much you're looking at. here's the long-range forecast going on here for you. a break.

here's the tuesday system again sliding towards our south and then slapping us back into wednesday. we get a breather. friday's chance of rain an okay. but then it takes a long it's a cutoff low. the meandering out to see a bit that's going to have to watch for timing as well because i may have an impact on our next weekend if it strikes too soon and to see where exactly that goes beyond tuesday. 7 day forecast. there you have all the action. nice breaks. i want to point out here friday looks like little bit of a break. it's assuming that low doesn't drop south until we get to monday. and by the way, spring gets here monday and the 2 o'clock hour, you know, spring showers bring may flowers. okay, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> another loss for the warriors. that's 11 straight losses on the road. steph curry and klay thompson did their best to keep themselves in the game. but self-inflicted wounds killed the worriers. they had 13 turnovers for from jordan poole who throws a crazy

cross-court pass to xavier tim. tell men of the grizzlies who go out on the break. grizzlies defeat. the warriors won. 33 to one 19. and we continue to track the rain for your weekend commute here on kron 4. this is a live look at dish and across the bay area. right now. >> and we can see that storm tracker. 4 radar is completely tracker. 4 radar is completely lit up green.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us this morning. and we are tracking the rain coming down across the bay area right now. >> this is a live look at stormtracker 4 radar and all those areas lit up green and yellow. >> well, that signifies rainfall and we can see quite a bit of it coming down over concord, vacaville novato, san francisco, san mateo and fremont. and we're tracking

all that for you this morning. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we're covering a lot for you this morning. but of course, let's start by getting a look at the forecast with dave spahr. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. i know we're starting off another wet day here. we had a break from yesterday, at least to be able to do stuff and everything. >> well, this afternoon, much of the bay is going to be treated to rain. that's going to be spotty and on and off. >> most of the lion share of the rain we're expecting is going to be concentrated in the north bay. here is the snapshot of what we're looking at live right now. as you can see, the east bay is looking at really start to break up nicely. although there's another line to the peninsula, san francisco in up to the north bay with this pattern basically going east. so expect another dose of some brief moderate to heavy rain to march through your area within the next say hour or so after that, things are starting to look much better for most of the bay taking this break again, with the exception of the north bay does kind of zooming in a little closer you can see right there, the san francisco san mateo line is where we see

a nice little a dose of some heavier to moderate rain showers, too. also up towards the delta. the current winds other again, spotty in certain areas they pick up to near about 20 miles per hour. the direction is a little bit more audits. more offshore coming in from the east rather than a typical like northwesterly pattern. we have those surface winds there. no statements, not winds, not anything that involves rain because the amounts are not going to be that much in total. in other words, 75% or better of the rain we've going to have from this system we've already had at this point. so there's a lot less more to come. however, upstream, it gets to be a different story as we get into early next week. so we're going to find the state today putting showers their meeting on and off, not always of the same place, the same time and also with a concentration being in the north bay. not a lot of temperature movement either. so it's mild in the 50's in the morning. chilly 50's in the afternoon in a bit. we'll walk through you what it looks like as we get into tuesday and what you can expect for tuesday morning, stephanie. all right, dave,

thank you. >> as he does mention, the rain is certainly falling across the bay area today. but communities on the central coast are meantime still recovering from last week's storm that includes the farm workers who supply food to bay area restaurants and farmers markets. kron four's gayle ong looks at how the farming community is coping with all this. farm workers have been caught a break since the january storms. usually they look forward to rainfall in the winter, but it's been too much lately. and to date some cannot make it to the weekly farmers market, which is a major source of income for so babe. a very hard times right now. >> roberto gonzalez owns golden rule, organics farm in san benito county. he says he lost a lot of produce this winter from all the rain storms. but he was spared from last week's heavy rain that battered the central coast because his farm is on the hill. but neighboring avalos farm, they lost an average. so maybe like 3, 4, feet so their

spot sat empty at the berkeley farmers market saturday. >> market manager in says they are not the only ones had been enters snowed for, you know, at the roads box. they couldn't get into their arms to get product and has several vendors impacted in monterey and san benito counties. >> are dealing with flood damage on their field leading to crop loss and an uncertain season. earlier this week, governor gavin newsom was in monterey county touring the flooding area near the small farming community of pajaro miles of farmland remain under water after a levee breached along the river in the meantime, for those who were able to make it to the local markets, please come and support are always open rain or we're always here. it's the farmers. want to be here will be here to the market. >> some of the farms impacted by the storms are raising money for repairs to support their workers. but it also will be a long road to

recovery in the newsroom. gayle ong kron, 4 news. evacuation orders remain in effect for the community and areas northwest of the community of spreckels. in the east bay. a 2 car crash left one person dead and 2 others seriously injured in antioch. it happened to lone tree way on and off ramps to state highway for around 10, 30 friday night. police say the driver of one of the cars died and 2 passengers remain hospitalized in critical condition. police say the people in the other car were not hurt and remain on scene. no word yet on what caused the crash. police are investigating. 3 people, including a pregnant woman, are recovering from serious injuries this morning after a brutal stabbing. it happened saturday afternoon in antioch. the 35 year-old victim was rushed to the hospital along with an 11 year-old girl and a 14 year-old boy. police say it happened on wilbur avenue just before 04:00pm. when officers arrived. they saw a car trying to make a quick escape. they chase the suspects car to

solano county. and that car then crashed after police deployed spike strips to stop the car. police took a 37 year-old antioch man into custody. san francisco police need your help locating this child. take a good look at your screen. here are officials say caspian 10 was abducted by his mother who has no custody rights over him. the one year-old was taken from a facility on the 200 block of ashbury street yesterday around 05:30pm. his mother, chelsea is a 38 year-old woman with blond hair and brown eyes last seen wearing all-white clothing. caspian has brown hair and brown eyes. anyone who sees them must or should call 9-1-1 right away. >> out on the street, it's great pleasure should be there. >> a chp helicopter flying over vacaville was harassed by someone pointing a green laser at their aircraft. as you can see there. well, this happened friday night when the helicopter was assisting

vacaville police with a search. the crew used their onboard camera and mapping system to find the source of the light and they discovered it was coming from a man shining the light from the ground and a reminder that shining a laser at an aircraft is a federal crime. it can cause temporary blindness for pilots. fortunately, the flight crew and this case was not harmed. friends and family of alexis, gabe gathered for her birthday and oakley dedicating a park bench in her honor. >> and does mean to dhe paradise may to welcome you and take you to wc team that unit terminal using >> the ceremony happened in civic center park friday. the city of oakley installing a plaque on the bench that reads in part for as long as you and i am never entirely lost. more of gabe's remains were found after a search earlier this week. she is believed to have been killed by her ex-boyfriend. marshall jones

officials believe more games remains remain scattered over parts of northern california. saturday night was pride night at the tape with the san jose sharks hosting the new york islanders. but one player on the team, the backup goalie did not take part in team warmups because he chose not to wear the team's pride themed pre-game jersey. he says he chose not to endorse something that he called counter to his personal convictions which are based on the bible. nevertheless, he did say that members of the lgbtq community should be welcomed in hockey. he is the second nhl player of the season to refuse to take part in warmups with pride theme jerseys. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it is the 3rd day for the liv golf tournaments. we have a live report with our sports director jason dumas coming up very shortly. and remember those unidentified objects. we first showed you here on our newscast saturday morning. well, we are now getting a clearer idea of what they are.

>> plus the oakland zoo among the many popular spots across the bay area closed today because of the bad weather. details on that straight

happening today, oakland zoo is closed because of the rain. >> and if you have reservations, you will be refunded automatically. refunds usually take 3 to 4 weeks to process. and let's take a live look now at i-680, and signal you can expect northbound lanes here between

boulevard and bernal avenue to be closed until at least 05:00am on monday. southbound i-680, is not affected and will stay open. as you can see there for a list of detours to use this weekend. you can visit our website kron 4 dot com. now this map shows the affected area. the closure is due to a road reconstruction project stretching from signal to san ramon. again, southbound lanes are open and not affected. >> as we check in with radar, what's going on here? we see little bit more broken up. then it's a predator predecessor line of heavier rain. now for the day ahead, we look to see the lion share of the rain rain in the north bay, but still spotty throughout the rest of the bay into the afternoon watching for some heavy rain coming our way tuesday through w ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪

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for this as what to expect for this afternoon. most of the heavy rains for we have left will be up in the north bay. this models trending more dry as we go forward, relatively speaking. but here it is. the spotty showers. you can see for late this afternoon overnight. how about that? maybe some rays of sun to start things off tomorrow morning 7.45. the sun coming out. the north bay there. yeah. looks good into the afternoon as everybody takes bit of a break. and that's yeah, that's tuesday. well, so that's about 5.30, and the latest model run. i mentioned this earlier. they can change like this a lot at five-thirty before. we're talking about the line still out to sea. now it's involved over the whole bay. so early morning commuters, if this model run holds true. i don't too much of a break. it's going to be britney wet and nasty and windy through all of this as well where, you know the drill, hope your umbrella still remains in the car. that's a good winds with all of this to see if this pops. now we have a little bit of a breeze going on at times. windy. no, no statements with any of this yet. and then we

get to the storm system is already very involved across the bay at 7.30, it doesn't look as active. but we do see some numbers start to build the 20's in the 30's. now. so this being offshore, so there might be a statement with winds involving with this as well. and there is a possibility getting some lightning or some hail with that package of that heavy rain from tuesday morning through wednesday. today it's rain on and off afternoon cooler breezy highs 50's so forth early in the week. mondays variable clouds opening up nicely. still cool tuesday. keep a track of these models as they change. stormy looks like to start pre dawn. it starts rain right through into wednesday. that will be some winds involved as well. thursday, scattered clouds friday, a shower question mark will see we get a little closer more interesting to see what happens towards the end of next weekend into the following week with a little bit of a cutoff low. the drifts south. 56 on and off rain is what you can take away from this. 58 oakland, 61 coming in for san jose. but most readings will be in the

upper 50's. we'll talk a little bit more about that longer range forecast get into tuesday and the rest of the week and see what it looks like as rain comes and go. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the mysterious flying object spotted over southern california was likely debris from an old international space station mission. this is video that was shot from the city of davis was shows at least 5 object streaking through the sky. viewers in concord, richmond in petaluma also reported seeing this on friday night. and folks in the tri valley area and the east bay also caught a glimpse of the space junk. the first reports about these objects came in around 9.30, friday night. the chabot space and science center says the debris could date back to 2009. we spoke with a stronger gerald mckeegan about this. >> was not an alien as you as you know, that this is actually a piece of space hardware, space junk, if you will. it was originally a

communications module that had been installed on the international space station back in 2009. they used to it up until about 2017. and then twenty-twenty they detached from the space station and basically just let it drift in orbit. >> he adds there is increasing pressure on satellite operators to deep or bit their satellites when they are no longer useful to keep as little junk in space as possible. our future home right? officials temporarily close the san bernardino national forest through the start of summer. visitors are not allowed on park grounds. park officials say snow is melting on higher elevations which is affecting road conditions at lower elevations. they say some areas are still hidden under a blanket of deep snow hindering staff efforts to clear the roadways. the forest remains closed until june. 30th. over the coming months. kron four's putting the focus on fentanyl, a drug that claims the lives of tens of thousands of americans each year. kron 4

sarah stinson breaks down some of the numbers right here in the bay area. >> fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that can be 100 times stronger than morphine. more than likely. you already heard about it. but if you're not concerned about it, you may want to pay closer attention. >> health officials and law enforcement, they're sounding the alarm about a dramatic spike in fatal overdoses of fentanyl. fentanyl is one of the leading causes of death for young adults. 18 to 45 years old. >> it's not car crashes. >> it's not murder. >> it's a lethal opioid turned a street drug and these deaths are preventable. >> in the bay area, the center of this crisis is in san francisco. preliminary data shows 638 people died from overdoses last year. >> most are tied to fentanyl. these aren't just numbers. these are members of our

community on the front line of the fentanyl crisis is the san francisco fire and health departments, their most powerful weapon, nor can it. it's a lifesaving overdose, reversing drug. >> the fire department is responding to over a dozen overdose incidents per day. >> this is captain michael mason, the san francisco fire paramedicine division. he says saving people from an overdose death is just the beginning. those folks, those clients that we intervene with, get follow-up care on a daily basis from the department of public it. contract. >> follow-up care consists of getting a person who survived an overdose resources to encourage them to get off drugs so they don't overdose again. it's a strategy that kept fentanyl deaths steady from 2021 to 2020 to one death. >> is one death. >> 2 men. this is lieutenant jonathan baxter spokesperson for the san francisco fire department. he says to prevent

deaths, it's going to take help from you. individuals who are quick to go to. >> their cell phone and the social media and the videotape, somebody who is and i'm sure we've all seen it on social media who is obviously and crisis. they're in an emergency and rather than having a videotape expressing their dismay, the fact that this person's in their driveway or their hallway or their doorway, we really need these individuals to call 9-1-1, in the coming months. kron 4 is putting the focus on fentanyl looking at which parts of the bay area are being affected. most. >> and the strategies being used to combat the opioid crisis. >> that was sarah stinson reporting for us. you can get a snapshot of the fentanyl crisis across the bay area in real time here on kron 4 go to our website. kron 4 dot com scan the qr code on your screen to be taken to our new focus on fentanyl page. there

you can track all the data. listen to the stories. our reporters are uncovering in our communities as well. and we continue to track the rain for your weekend commute here on kron 4. just look at all of that. green lit up across the bay area. this is a showing all the rain that's falling really. and let's take a look at. i believe we have a bridge shot that we want to show. there it is. yeah, there it is. and we can pretty wet commute for in the bay area just dealing with a lot of rainfall. this is the in san bruno at this hour. if you must travel this morning, please do so safely.

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was made this week as australian surfer blake johnson broke the world record for the longest surfing session. you first got into the water thursday at 01:00am and did not get out until late friday spending more than 40 hours surfing his thighs must be killing him. previous record was 30 hours and 11 minutes. the effort helped raise money for youth mental health initiatives. yeah, it sounds about right. people in east texas reported golf ball to tennis ball-sized hail friday. this coming from the same storm system that kept the area under a tornado watch into the evening. probably

best to stay indoors. if you see something like that, raining from the sky. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news governor gavin newsom makes a major announcement during his tour of california. his plan to reduce the cost of insulin to just 30 bucks. details ahead. >> and we continue to track the rain for your weekend plans here at kron. 4. we're taking a live look at conditions across the bay area. just second here it is. and we can see that rain coming down over stormtracker 4 radar. all those area lit up in green it's coming over less aggressively. then probably it was at the 07:00am hour, but it certainly is continuing to fall. much more coming up in just a few moments. another live look in the meantime, in dublin, ends of northbound 6.80, and that's where kron 4 s justin campbell is for us this morning. he is covering a special event unfolding there. hopefully the rain is not hopefully the rain is not going to be impacting it

my asthma felt anything but normal.

a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we continue to track the rain coming down across the bay area right now. just so much of it sweeping across the bay. this is a live look at stormtracker 4 radar and just how long is this going to be sticking around for dave? >> we're going to spotty showers. i don't get to see the title. 42 of the good morning, everybody. we'll keep those spotty showers going on in the forecast. technically just about all day. but it's looking a little less and less

and probably easier to say that more than 75% of the rain that we're going to get from this from beginning is already past its history. it's already in the rain gauge, if you will. here's a look at stormtracker 4. give you a general idea what it looks like now. nice break up there in the north bay. i still have a last minute hitch here before you can put you to rest. but elsewhere throughout the bay, that line that's actually marching through the bay itself. that's probably the last somewhat major line you're going to see until we get about tuesday's a little closer because most of the actions, but in the east bay that we've been talking about there you see where the hot spots are going on out to a tri valley. looks like that. also in eastern contra costa county, as well as delay effects that last line of the bay that will have to traverse through over the next few hours. but into the afternoon, spotty. well, you know, i had san jose state up here earlier. that's the imagery i have now. so i'll just tell you, in words what it was. the sun was out of san jose state. you know, i guess it just don't want to share the that they're getting right there.

so the club covered it up anyway, stormtracker for putting into motion again, a little bit more left over for the north bay. but upstream, much, much less for everybody else. so we'll say some scattered showers for today or embedded rain in some of those cells to. so theswinds other quite the still active in some spots coming in from the east a little bit. the north there you in the 20's in teens. interesting to note, though, however, the next storm system will have winds in the package. it looks like. but details are still kind of being worked on. therees the break that i referenced earlier. this is a little bit more east bay centric. so you've got the cloudy skies for today. a spotty shower possible, last if you will, in the north bay. we're still watching for it coming up a little bit here walk you through what we're talking about here for today. and then get more into detail on what's going on tuesday morning through wednesday. it's going to be wet and stormy. stephanie. >> well, rain or shine the festivities of saint patrick's day continue at the shamrock 5 k run and walk in dublin. justin campbell is live for us

there with the latest in just in. how is the turnout been? i know that it's rainy, but is that keeping people away? >> stephanie, thousands of people are still here. i should actually be running myself and it be that kind of behind me. you can see people are finishing right now. the streets have been blocked off here since 07:00am. this morning going through 10:00am i can read some of the streets green, this dublin area. you're going to want to avoid this right now from dublin boulevard, westbound to see your court to village parkway. you also have village parkway northbound from dublin boulevard to ahmed or valley boulevard. a few more you have ahmed or valley boulevard eastbound from village parkway to wildwood road and then 2 more york drive to the southbound side of the street and then pin drive it to the northbound side of the street. now back out here live now that this shamrock race is wrapping up. its been a lot of fun. there are people that are out here that are selling

water. they also have a little bit of a carnival in some vendors that are arts and crafts and food like a farmer's market here at the civic center. so if you would like to come down here and enjoy those that's a lot of fun. but those street closures will wrap up around 10 o'clock and it is raining rain or shine people out here, stephanie. they are having a good time on this sunday. yeah. and so it takes a special type of energy in person to get up that early in the morning in the wet weather get a workout in. but >> much power to them. i had my right really thank you. all eyes are on the east bay's own saint mary's men's basketball team as they gear up to take on uconn this afternoon and the ncaa tournament sports reporter griffin haas is at mvp arena with the latest. >> the saint mary's gaels are back in round 2 of the ncaa tournament. the team held a closed practice ahead of their matchup with 4th seeded uconn.

the gaels have dropped their last 2 matchups in the second round of the ncaa tournament, including last year's loss to ucla. they'll look to buck that trend. saint mary's use their size advantage inside and win over vcu. the battle in the paint will be a tougher task against uconn. the huskies are led by big thomas. a no-go fresh off a career-high. 28 point performance against iona. now maybe it's east coast bias. maybe it's because there are, quote, unquote mid major team. but saint mary's doesn't seem to garner the same national attention. a team like uconn does. and that's just the way they like it. but kind of like fly under the radar and was working hard and >> i'm being greedy and being tough and having other people doubt us around the country and on a little bit busy us not to be. the kind of fits to a narrative of just laying low, working hard in the shadows and and coming on shore and they being underdogs and a proven everybody else wrong. it's exciting. so it

you >> you we talk about it all the time like all these tea, all these people doubt us. all these we've got a bunch of doubters and we love to prove people wrong. so yeah, we life under the radar working hard and getting it out >> saint mary's will look to reach their first sweet 16 since 2010 with a win over the huskies. tip off set for 03:10pm, pacific time reporting in albany griffin, haas kron. 4 news. >> another loss for the warriors. that's 11 straight losses on the road. steph curry and klay thompson doing their best to keep them in the game. but self-inflicted wounds killed the warriors. they had 13 turnovers for from jordan poole. that throws a crazy cross-court pass to xavier tillman of the grizzlies who go out on the break and grizzlies defeat. the warriors won. 33 to one 19. >> on the 3rd day of governor gavin newsom's ford a statewide tour. he unveiled a plan. he says will drastically cut the cost of insulin.

capitol correspondent eytan wallace was in southern california saturday with the governor and brings us more on this proposal. >> well, the governor calls this a game changer. he argues his plan will help californians who rely on insulin every single day. save lots of money. but republicans here at the state capital say they are skeptical. this is a big deal, folks. a big deal says governor gavin newsom as he announced 100 million dollar plan to drastically lower the cost of insulin to just $30 per vial. a reduction he says could save california rely on insulin. hundreds of dollars per purchase. this is very exciting. transparency price targets now looking to lower cost. the announcement is all part of a 10 year 15 million dollar contract to state secured with the nonprofit drugmaker sip a cup as part of the deal. california will spend another 50 million dollars to create insulin manufacturing facility similar to the downey warehouse newsom visited today. what this? does is a

game change this fundamentally lowers the cost, period full stop. the key to cullum harris, who lives with type one diabetes supports newsom's plan. there were many times where i was scrambling trying to muster up $10200 for a little vial of insulin that was literally going to keep me alive. and looking ahead, the governor says his plan and insulin is just the beginning. >> so what's next? naloxone? that's right. naloxone commonly referred to as narcan is a drug that can quickly reverse opioid overdoses. and now newsom wants to secure it and produce it here in california. something he says will make it more readily available. >> and affordable. this is a serious issue and do not as a parent. >> do not think for a second. i don't see sleep over this. we take it very, very seriously. but republicans in the legislature say more government is not the answer other than public safety. >> tell me one thing that the state government does write gop senate minority leader brian jones says on healthcare

newsom should rethink his insulin proposal and instead provide financial assistance to struggling hospitals. but on other matters, jones argues government should stay out of the way. we've seen a debacle with high-speed rail. we've spent 20 billion dollars on homelessness and we've had nothing but an increase in homelessness. you know, i carry out that with. >> public safety. but everything else in california touches the government. we can't say the same thing about. >> and the governor says if all goes according to plan, then insulin prices should start to go down next year. as for tomorrow, while the governor's tour continues in san diego where he's expected to visit the u.s. mexico border, reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> tom, thank you. and a major headline we're also following for you this morning. former president donald trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday. he's now calling for protests denying allegations he made hush money payments to women. he had encounters with brooke shafer has the latest from mar-a-lago.

>> former president donald trump in a social media post writing he will be arrested on tuesday of next week. a new york grand jury has been investigating the former president for alleged hush money payments to women who said they had encounters with him. trump today encouraging his supporters to protest in one post writing they're killing our nation as we sit back and watch, we must save america protest protest protest the manhattan da's office declining to comment on trump's claims of a looming arrest. while everybody's talking about putting him in handcuffs and having him handcuffed. >> again, i think it's unlikely. >> we've read reports where you're going to have to coordinate with the secret service with other federal agencies because he is a former president, the investigation into hush money payments. one of several challenges for the former president and his legal team >> including a justice department investigation into classified documents found at

trump's florida home. trump's lawyer joe tacopina with news nations, dan abrams this week discussing a possible indictment in new york. expected indictment. you know, it's becoming more probable. i think but the one thing i still hold on to its hope that justice will prevail. >> that was brooke shafer reporting for us. and former house speaker nancy pelosi waiting on this news saying, quote, the former president's announcement this morning as reckless doing so to keep themselves in the news and to foment unrest among his supporters. she went on to write he cannot hide from his violations of the law. disrespect for our elections and incitements to violence. and with so many americans facing hardships because of inflation and a shaky economy. >> some are turning to their retirement funds early according to data from voya. people without enough savings are 13 times more likely to do this. despite the potential tax penalties for early withdrawals. according to fidelity and vanguard withdrawals rose to nearly 2

and a half percent last year. that's up from 1.9% in 2021. this is some financial experts expressing concern. >> do not catch that catching out should be the absolute last resort in the most extreme circumstances as base like you've been working for this, some company for in our data on average 6.6 years been contributing. your employer's been contributing and now you're back at square 0. >> record number of those cash removals were hardship withdrawals to help with emergencies like medical care or possible evictions. >> all right. the scattered rain continues across the bay area. good coverage areas. you will notice we're seeing on some breaks happening. got about anywhere between a above, a quarter of an inch to a half an inch for a lot of the east bay and peninsula. but still not. but the rain dress for today. yet there is dress for today. yet there is more next week put this al

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>> all right. happening today is the final round of the liv golf tournament in tucson, arizona. and that's where we find kron. 4 sports director jason dumas. it jason, how's it looking out there now? >> i was looking good, stephanie. the sun is starting to poke through like i had hoped for. i should have never doubted it. we're in arizona always gets a little sunny. now here live, though, it's winning time. you know, there's not much separation at the top of the standings in the top of that leaderboard.

and that's really all you can ask for as a golf fan heading into the final weekend of the tournament. now, the atmosphere here at live has lived up to the hype. live fans, lively crowd sold out great atmosphere and great golf. now as far as the goal, first and foremost, there has been some unwanted visitors here on the course has been a couple rattlesnake spotted around a couple of the greens. i know we're showing it right now. so video, as for the golfers, though, i said there wasn't much separation at the top here. those 2 guys at the top. >> sergio garcia and a guy by the name of marc leishman. now marc leishman. he has been at the top of the leaderboard for 2 days now. veteran golfer sergio garcia. he's only 2 strokes behind him. sergio fireball squad. they're also leading the play portion of the tournament. remember, this is a team play as well as

individual play. now i got to talk with both surgio and mark after their rounds on saturday as they head into the final stretch. >> speaking of that final round, you've been in pretty much every situation possible you can be in on a golf with the way this golf course plays being 2 back of the lead. is it in a arrests of approach? you have to take tomorrow due keep year the same kind of things you've been doing. how do you go tomorrow? >> no, i think more of the same thing you got to go out and play well. and the is a great player. and, you know, is not going make it easy on on any of us. so just got to go out there you know, tries itself and you know, play as well as you can mark after year round on friday said to me, i hope i'm talking to you after around on saturday because that will probably mean i'm still up on the leaderboard in. >> here we are saturday or 2 strokes ahead of field. what has been working for you so well over the past 2 rounds. >> a drug tonight in on plays

been right. but the eyes and that ship in helps on the first hole that but the product has been really good mates. a the birdie putt. just i did pasta. i said, i and i'm really kept the momentum up. >> now i mentioned the atmosphere at the top of this report. really just been fun out here. you know, the golfers have been very accessible. the fans have been very rowdy and fun, impolite off. also at the same time and the weather has cooperated. so hopefully if the beginning part of tournament is indicative of the final day. we'll have a good final day. we'll get some good golf as we crown a winner. of course, we will hear from the winner when this goes final out. talk to them. it starts at 10 15. so all the golfers are down there now at the greens, get ready for their tee times the shotgun start. so everyone starts at the same time. but

for now, we're live at live tucson here at the gallery golf club. i'm jason dumas, spec to stephanie. all right, jason, thank you so much for that thorough update and watch out for those rattlesnakes. >> well, back at home, conditions are looking quite different compared to what jason was just talking about. we are taking a live look now outside at sfo where it's looking very, very gloomy out there. dave, you were mentioning that there are even some travel impacts saturday sfo because of this. yeah, they have a 45 minute delay out of the airport because of all that. so they're being impacted by the wind and the rain. and by the way, also to watch out for those scorpions to that tail. yeah. >> up in the mountains, we've got snow going on. it's a winter storm warning as we speak now, winter storm watch as the next storm system coming our way into early next week. let's go check out what they got going on the next couple of days. a break as will get on monday and then snow and more snow as we get into wednesday. temperatures drop off a little bit as well with this next storm. systems heard is in the conversation for you again. the winter

storm warning in place. that's for today's action. but monday night through wednesday morning, winter storm watch more details on that to follow back to our local radar. not quite as active as we saw before. this is more moderate to spotty shower activity. that's what you can expect for much of the afternoon. i want to head over future cast for here. we see today it's much improved, by the way. and even turning off that rain before sunset. nice day tomorrow. again, we break things up. now. new model runs have come through. and what they've done is they moved to the computer models have moved the low a little for the north. this is why now it looks like the onslaught of rain might be is right after midnight or just one or 2 o'clock in the morning tuesday. so the early morning commuters are going to get slammed because we're all going to get well before sunrise. and that's just because of the placement of the loan out. this can continue to change. so this is not in stone, but just to go with right now, we see it starting at about 02:00am or so. have the coverage and actually a break. looks like it develops by 07:00am. again,

the heavy rains off towards our east and is going to be lots of winds with all of that to rain collection for today. boy, it's really drop down to maybe a dime up in the north bay penney's elsewhere longer range forecast. this is important as well. the placement, the systems, there's the low. it's going to hang around in our backyard for at least a day or so. so we get that return moisture through wednesday. longer-range forecast, another tricky one. we've got to watch this low as well because that's our next weekend in its timing will determine everything. we still may have some rain as we get into monday up that following week. here's your seven-day forecast. 50's 60 ish or so. but again, as we're near this storm system on tuesday, there might be some winds, potentially some hail going on. if we get enough dynamics with all of that as well. but it's going to be this own here. that's going to the biggest shoe to fall. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> apple's homepod speaker is back and this time with some new smart home features rich demero finds out if it's worth the price tag. and this morning's tech smart.

>> apple discontinued its pricey homepod speaker a few years back because even though it sounded good, the features didn't compare to cheaper alternatives. well, now it's back with some new capabilities and a slightly lower price tag. apple has changed the music world in so many ways. their latest home pod brings back a familiar design with some new features. >> the second generation home bought has a larger touch surface, a removable cable and siri for voice commands a series. what time is in iceland? its 06:18pm, in reykjavik, iceland homepod comes in 2 colors, midnight and white with the speakers wrapped in a mesh like fabric new are built in temperature and humidity. sensors. plus it can listen for smoke alarms and send a notification to your phone. and new smart home standard called matter, which has google, amazon and samsung on board is also built in

which means homepod should eventually play nice with lots of smart home gadgets. >> so how does this sound on its own? very good. but audio from the new homepod isn't as rich as the previous model which had 2 extra tweeters overall. it still sounds excellent to key play. here is how well it mixes with other apple products linked the homepod to an apple tv or create a stereo pair with instant surround sound. if you're playing audio on recent iphones, you can have your phone near the top of the home pod and transfer whatever is playing to the speaker. home od also works as a giant speakerphone, but there's still no direct connection to spotify. it will work. it's just not a seamless at $300 to home bought is pricey compared to cheaper smart speakers from google and amazon. but if you're all about the apple ecosystem, homepod is a cozy edition. keep in mind, there's also a homepod mini speaker available for $100. and although it doesn't have the same level of room filling

sound, it's still a fantastic choice. >> all right. or you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. and we continue to track the rain for your weekend commute here at kron 4 live. look now at storm tracker. 4 radar which is showing it's kind of broken up just a little bit. it looks like the rain's not coming over in huge swaths like it was at 7 o'clock. but it is still falling across the bay still falling across the bay area. we'll have

my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala.

>> well, california is apparently a pretty lucky place to call home, at least when it comes to winning the lottery. a new study by bonus dot com ranks states by the number of jackpot wins over the past 10 years along with how people embrace look and superstition and their lives. california was named the top lucky a stlte with 27 jackpot. that includes 16 mega-millions winds and 11 powerball jackpot. new york, new jersey, florida and illinois rounded out the top 5. >> but yeah, do feel lucky you know, i've i've only played once and that was when there was that a billion dollars. yeah, was unlucky that time? here. so i'm guessing i guess the top of it, right? maybe actually have it. you just want to see battle. you have a special counts which will end or homes. so we're lucky stuff living in a in california. i know that are are up. richard

has been trying to win for some time to be always buys win, though. and a you 2 together that you have a special counts. here's what's going on. it's tracker here. we do. as you mentioned earlier, it's not as active as before. so is your day washed out? no spotty showers. keep the umbrella back there because you're going to be to tuesday. >> and we're continue to watch that system because it's changing by each model run. so stay with us. stay for updates. i suspect the next thing you're going to hear about in about 6 hours as a flash flood watch for a flood watch across the bay area. there's your 7 day forecast. yeah. looks like it's going to be a damp first day of spring to. all right. thanks so much, david. thanks so much for joining us here at the kroger weekend news. i'm stephanie lin. have a wonderful safe and save date. but it's a driver buddy. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. dancing is everything.

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