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stephanie lin. it is saturday march 25th. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr the morning day. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. well, how about this this weekend looks to be high and dry going on here for us. enjoy the sunshine a little bit on the cool side. but at least we have sunshine going on today and tomorrow. >> we're making up for it with cold mornings. however, here's a quick look at the satellite. you can see some high cloudiness will just keep that in the general forecast here. but the bigger issue are the cool conditions are cold conditions. frost advisory with us until 09:00am to be reinstated for saturday overnight into sunday morning, potentially even very early monday as well. but we have some scattered clouds trying to work in here with the arrival of the next storm system. quick check on those temperatures. we're not going to bad upper 30's up there in the north bay off to the east bay, a hodgepodge of 40's and 30's 40 for san jose. 45 meanwhile for san francisco winds currently they're helping out a little bit because they keep the air atmosphere mixing around a little bit single digits and

there will be a pop of some winds this afternoon in some locations. a little bit here. so it may have a bit of a chill, particularly if you're in the shaded areas. looking ahead as we get into the early afternoon, temperatures get up to the middle to upper 50's sunny skies that will be repeated for tomorrow. well, more on your weekend forecast. plus the rival over next storm system. do tuesday morning, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> happening now, police in mountain view are asking for the public's help in finding 16 year-old luis louise was last seen wearing a blue sweater and blue jeans. he also wears reading glasses. he was last seen near his home on the 2000 block of leighton street, a block away from el camino. real please contact mountain view police immediately. if you see him. and another big storm is expected next week. but san francisco's 9-1-1, center faces serious staffing problems, raising concerns about impacts to emergency response times. kron four's dan thorn has more on this. >> this week's wild weather

sent people into a panic as san francisco's emergency phone lines. so a major surge in calls the head of the department of emergency management says their dispatch center was fully staffed on tuesday, but the deluge exposed to chronic problem. the 9, one center in san francisco is having a very extreme staffing crisis. executive director mary ellen carroll says under staffing at the city's 9-1-1, center is a daily issue, carol believes despite the low staffing numbers, the 9-1-1 center has been fifty-fifty and it's over and underperformance. but with a 400% surge in calls tuesday, carol says no emergency department in the country could have handled the situation differently. she also says many of the calls should have gone to 3, 1, 1, instead of 9-1-1. >> 4 downs, for power outages. those 2 things which happened quite a bit. we really ask people to use 3, 1, 1,

>> as for filling the open positions, it's been a tall order. carroll says the vacancies have come from a combination of the covid-19 pandemic, a hiring freeze and vaccine compliance qualified applicants have also been hard to recruit. and state law requires extensive dispatch training the recruitment issues are a shared problem with other city departments such as sfpd and the sheriff's office, carol, says her department is working hard to fill the openings. well, finding ways to be more flexible with hiring. it's not something that will be solved overnight. you know, we're putting all the resources that we can bring to bear. >> to solve this issue, reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> and we're learning that a pregnant woman lost her unborn baby after a stabbing in antioch. it happened at an apartment complex on wilbur avenue last weekend. a 14 year-old boy and an 11 year-old girl were also stabbed. police arrested. 37 year-old bartley hall after a chase that ended with a crash

in solano county. the suspect is identified as the woman's partner and charged with murder in the death of the fetus. the victims are now being treated at the hospital. and pittsburgh. police are looking for 2 suspects after a shooting that killed a convenience store clerk. it happened wednesday night on power avenue. a few blocks away from parkside elementary school. police say the suspects gregory, rustic non and jessica russo, both of pittsburgh were involved in the shooting and fled the scene. officers arrested a 3rd suspect allen ag lauro later that day at a home in pittsburgh. anyone with information is asked to call local police there. and store owners and oakland's chinatown are fed up and demanding help after repeated break-ins, 7 burglaries happened at various small businesses just this week. surveillance cameras at lounge chinatown shows someone breaking in thursday morning. as you can see, they're using a wire cutter. police say say store owners should not be leaving large amounts of cash

in their businesses and should install surveillance cameras and motion sensor alarms. officials also recommend hiring private security. but many owners say that they're already doing a lot of these different strategies, but it's simply not helping >> they're asking for mall police president in chinatown, especially at night. >> the oakland police department said they've started deploying additional officers to the area to address this issue. and police in alameda say in the past 30 days they've received 65 reports of catalytic converter thefts and 62 reports of vehicle thefts. they say toyota prius tundra and sequoia cars have been impacted the most, including of other vehicles being targeted across the country include hyundai lawn trump, fe and kia sportage cars, the national highway transportation administration announced hyundai and kia will offer free theft deterrence, software for vehicles. for

more information, how to protect your car. you can go to our website. kron 4 dot com. and oakland unified teachers. and more than a dozen schools walked off the job friday as part of a contract dispute. they are seeking a 23% raise over 4 years, which they say would make their salaries more competitive with other districts. now the teachers usd was provided a 13% increase in state funding but laid off 100 employees and added 37 top administrative positions. protests unfolded outside multiple schools followed by a rally outside city hall. >> i've been taking 23 years and i've i've never been so to stop. this is really like that. i was just the morning what the district is offering us. the market's top. i am what they're offering 3.5 rays. there i so tired of seeing my colleagues leave this district because we're the lowest paying district in the bait. just want to get up the minute the median pay for the east bay. i don't think that's too much to ask you that much.

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>> welcome back. take a look at this map right here. many parts of the state are now out of the drought. some good news there. as of this week, we are seeing varying degrees of improvement compared to september of last year. right? kron four's ella sogomonian has more on the latest. >> there have been a dozen downpours this year and january saw 3 weeks of record rainfall. that's caused some problems for california, but it's also filled up our water supply. the northern sierra snowpack, for example, is 182% of normal right now. well, governor gavin newsom didn't declare the drought is over for the entire state. he announced californians will no longer be asked to reduce water use by 15%. that's

creating cautious optimism for the bay area. santa clara county is now looking at easing up on some restrictions as a result, too. but the water district urges customers to continue to embrace conservation as a way of life. want everyone to keep up the good habits that they develop during the drought. >> we want everyone to keep up water conservation. we know that drought will continue to come. and with climate change, droughts are going to become more severe and more frequent. it's much wetter than normal now. but parts of california still aren't out of the woods yet. and the national drought mitigation center says now is the time to plan for potential drought in the future. >> in most of the they're they're now coming in of the drug. this is really the best time to think about what you will do the next time dry and crews which inevitably it will eventually occur again. >> and that was kron four's ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. at this time, the far northeast and southwest parts of the state of the only places still

experiencing dry, too abnormally dry, rather to severe drought. all right. well, thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. we appreciate you joining us here. this is a live look now at the san francisco shoreline from our mount tam camera looking so pretty out there with the goals and the reds and kind of the blue hues as the sun starts to come up over the city. let's check in now with dave on just how long these nice conditions are going to last for. >> hey, good morning everybody. enjoy about another weekend of this. at least we time this out pretty nicely. we get a lot of sunshine going on. much can get done what you got to get done monday doesn't look to be too bad either, although we'll be sharing this with quite a bit in the way of some scattered clouds with our next system getting in here. the timing of that appears to be tuesday will be applying it out for you. by the way, san bernardino county, pretty drought ridden their to their one of the holdouts a little bit here. so what we had a header shot, actually the golden gate just show you briefly. pretty nice shot there. not a lot. the way of winds going on with all of

that either. and the temperature check we're holding on to upper 30's way up in the north bay. any chances and pop up you want to step off for we go golden gate bridge and now we have the 30's up the north us want to point out and we have this frost advisory, everything you can have a frost advisory even when you're well above freezing. still. but this is not as severe as a lot of times. we hear that frost advisory. they're always usually lower 30's. we're not too bad. this go around. we the sun. joining good news there. 44 for chilly livermore. 36 little more valley, tri valley. that's that colder air. it's cold air drainage of this in the trade drops to the lower levels. when you don't have a lot of winds. 40 meanwhile for san jose futurecast for is relatively uneventful pretty for us. but off to the mountains. look at the development some snow in the afternoon. this is almost like a pattern we see in the summer months with daytime heating in the higher elevations in the mountains, you sometimes get some of those scattered showers working. well, now it's snow showers in this

particular case. now, little spurt develops there on sunday as we bask in the sunshine for the bay area's a soaking up. enjoy this weekend. things changing going forward. by the time we get into next weekend looks to be on thursday. we'll have a longer range forecast in a bit. here's a little pop in the winds that happen. notice will be along the peninsula. the coast also up to the north bay. and meanwhile, off to it looks like the delta will go right through the carquinez strait, even though the preponderance of the winds out of the northwest. but it tends to get funneled a little bit there. so a bigger pop and winds today, then we'll see tomorrow may be windy in spots today to breezy for buddy else forward in because of the cooler temperatures going call this kind of a cool breeze with all of that. you know, late winter, early spring pattern, even though we're in spring, technically. so frost early today, mostly sunny, chilly winds for the weekend. high temperatures near about 60 and a chilly start. scattered clouds until monday night. that's when some showers may develop and then rain on your tuesday morning. stormy models don't agree exactly on timing

on this, but some of them pushed through right around 7 o'clock right in the peak of the commute time. so tuesday morning speak dicey yet again. coming coming with winds to wednesday. rain and scattered showers. yeah. and then variable clouds for thursday. friday might have a few leftover showers but more potent will be on wednesday and certainly then on tuesday, those the 2 days to really watch. 57 san francisco, 58 for oakland. 58 also for san jose. you couple this with a little bit of that wind pop. i just showed you but chilly there. when you have temperatures at around 60 letting it slide the next couple of days. here we get up to about 62 or so by monday. but again, some scattered clouds in preference or development of our next storm system for tuesday. get more on that longer range forecast for you a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for that update. >> on the peninsula, caltrans crews continue cleanup efforts after last week's storm. >> they shut down el camino real in burlingame friday to remove hazardous trees and debris. caltrans says an arborist examine 200 trees

along el camino reale deeming at least 3 of them unsafe. >> giant trees that would have been planted back in the 18. 100's. and so it's taking a lot of coordination. a lot of crews to go up there and remove these it's enough to hold. the process is removed them. >> crews could close more roadways next week as they continue with all that cleanup left behind are caused by a storm that bad storm we saw on tuesday. all right. well, this massive oak tree came crashing down on a home in and sentence elmo early friday morning. firefighters used a saw to rescue the homeowner's son out of the house after a tree limb trapped him inside of his bedroom. and this is a photo of that bedroom. there. a limb cracks completely through the ceiling, tearing away insulation and crushing almost everything. >> i screamed for my son. what happened to be spending the night that night because he would, you now? >> and >> i said, are you ok? and he

said, yes, he said, but i'm stuck a can you get your phone? because i can't get out of the corner. >> they had to saw the door open soft part of the tree extricate. >> san anselmo public works. crews yellow tagged the home affected by this highlighting the potential danger of falling debris of people enter the property. fallen trees were also behind thousands of power outages around the bay area earlier this weekend with more storms on the way you might consider introducing a portable power generator to help keep the lights on. we spoke with an expert on things to consider before you go out and get one. >> you're choosing a generator. so what you want to see is that you want to have a little bit of a reference water. that's what it is that what size you might need to to get for your home. your plan should have a label on it that tell you what is the running wants on that particular item? if you having a blender, it typically is using about 300 running, wants. and if you have coffee maker is using the 1500 color war. so you add up those running watts to

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>> welcome back. new legislation in congress seeks to block the popular social media app. tiktok for all u.s. consumers. but experts at uc berkeley's haas school.of there are other options tiktok has on the table to prevent a total ban of the software. here's part of my conversation with professor olof cross on friday. >> band is not the most likely at this point. that's option number one, but it will encounter the ross of i think about 150 million us users. of course, that even though the intention is to protect them, of course, have gotten used to it. and many of them are very young and arguably also democratic voting. so there's some political calculus here as well. >> professor ross added what most likely could happen is the u.s. will install more technical safeguards on the

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast. it looking to be pretty dry and sunny today. it is and tomorrow as well. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're taking a breather from the rain here. >> that means because it will be coming back into next week's forecast. checking things out in half moon bay. how about that? pretty nice start to the day. there. just wait for the sun to a little higher up. we do have addition, though, this frost advisory in place until 9 both today tomorrow that may actually even carry over to monday as well, depending on this cloud cover develops. now notice it's not near ocean water or near the east bay shoreline. also san francisco

in a good chunk of the peninsula not included in that temperatures, actually not doing too bad this morning. given everything we have upper 30's up there in the north bay. 36 livermore, a little bit of that cold air drainage into the valleys and upper 30's even along the east bay shoreline. again, after the sons joined us here, you can see will probably get some quicker improvement here. single digits for those wins. they will pop a little bit later on this afternoon. looks like a little bit of a wind pop. i want to show this real quick in terms of our moisture levels dropping off very nicely in the afternoon. that's typical a little bit. and we do have cooler air today. it's doesn't get real hot only about upper 50's. so. relative humidity, that's a pretty low. here's the so-called recover in the morning hours. usually it's green around the bay, not this go-around in tomorrow afternoon. same kind of deal dry as well. so enjoy that. 56. it looks like by 02:00pm with sunny skies. looks like a repeat into tomorrow. but next week things are changing on a walk you through that. also checking it out for some forecast to stephanie. >> a day. thank you so much. the family of jesus, cruz diaz, are still trying to make

sense of his tragic death. the 29 year-old plumber died during tuesday's storm when a tree fell on top of his van near portola valley. on friday, his family returned to the site while crews stood by to clean up the area cruz diaz had been in the country for almost 10 years. he says he's rather his family says that he was loved by all, who knew him? >> he was a great person. he always had a smile on hard worker. >> you know, very humble thinking of go missing. every the only kind of for 29 years, you know, and he's he's gone like water between your fingers. >> abel plumbing, the company, cruz diaz, worked for set up a gofundme page to help his family. a young mother is dead and her twin boys in the hospital after what witnesses describe as an explosive crash. kron four's philippe djegal shows us what happened. >> tommy lewis is emotionally broken, visiting the corner

where he says his 31 year-old cousin lost her life. >> surveillance video shows as she was making a left-hand turn onto 4th street in rodeo thursday night with her 6 year-old twin boys in the 2017 nissan passenger. 2021. mazda suv slammed into them heading south on parker avenue. the driver behind the wheel of the mazda then ran off. it sounded like that. >> a bomb went off. i mean, was it was crazy. it was or just feet away and rushed to the motherland foods when he heard the collision. i went and i held the little boy and i just told him son, it's ok, it's all right. yeah, he was screaming. i got into quick ryan. he was bleeding out as years. now his nose the other boy and the on the driver side in his car seat. he was lifeless. we haven't received an update. we know that one of them. >> is in stable condition. it

was listed in critical condition. perky least police chief joseph vasquez says just before 7.30, thursday night, the contra costa county office of the sheriff notified his department. they were looking for the mazda. >> which was reported stolen and connected with recent crimes in the east bay. when the driver exited interstate 80 and entered hercules officers attempted a traffic stop or a portion of the pursuit. >> with pretty short, that's less than 30 seconds long. and it ultimately ended in a traffic which was fatal. the driver of the mazda has been identified as 20 year-old ralph white. the 3rd. he was found near a liquor store shortly after the crash and taken into custody. >> police also located a gun and tony dylan owns giant for years and saw the suspect running away and help direct police to his location, grandparents. every money there. i don't know what they're going through right now are, you know?

>> was it just says stuff? is tough to lose anybody, you know, in a in a community and we are very small community here. and, you know, everybody lord knows each other, you know, so it says the mother and her family were customers and the that his restaurant. >> in rodeo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. take a look at this. more trouble involving a driverless cruise car in san francisco. this image shared with kron 4 shows the car that rear ended a muni bus on haight street. cruz says this crash happened thursday and no one was hurt. we don't know what caused the car to crash or how fast the car was going. but if you look closely, you can see the hood of the car is bent from impact. and there have been 2 other incidents with driverless cars operated by crews in san francisco this week. 2 cars appeared to not have detected road closure tape and drove through a closed street. no one was

injured cruise, a self-driving car company headquartered in san francisco and affiliated with gm and honda. in the north, a beer fans in sonoma county celebrated the release of a highly anticipated new beverage kron four's. charles clifford was there and brings us all the details. >> friday morning, the russian river brewing company through its doors open to celebrate the 19th annual release of its popular playing the younger hundreds of craft beer. fans started lining up around 06:00am here in downtown santa rosa. i love craft beer. reggio tar came all the way from vancouver, canada. he's never even had playing the younger before. no, never had >> i've heard great things about wanted to try it out and it's. on my checklist of craft things to do once inside all customers are allowed 3.10, ounce pours and then 2 bottles. >> to go natalie says she loves this time of year and hopes everyone has fun, food and beer and conversation and a chat with our staff. and i just kind of well rounded

overall good time playing the younger will be available on tap here in santa rosa and at the russian river brewery pub in windsor until april 6th guests are advised to come early and be prepared to wait in line possibly for hours now, the brewery here in santa rosa in the public in windsor, both are open from 11:00am, to 10:00pm. the owners tell me that things can get very busy on weekends friday saturday. >> and sundays. anyone who wants to wait in line not quite as long could try coming monday through thursday, but for now in santa rosa, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> and now in sports, the warriors taking the win at the chase center last night against the philadelphia seventy-sixers beating them one 20 to one 12 at the end of the 4th quarter. steph curry with the floater. one, 17 to one 10 with 48 takes left warriors win it one 20 to one 12. that was also things to jordan. poole scoring 19 points in the 4th. opportunity. >> he played the whole 12. 19

points. was there a mentality change? they're just being able to get a stretch like that. that's my rhythm. the aggressive look for my shots as opposed to coming in. trying to figure out what the rhythm of the game is. but i out 12 stuff is just telling me to be aggressive. >> the next game is tomorrow at chase center against the minnesota timberwolves. tipoff is at 05:30pm. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news ferry building in san francisco hosts a special event this weekend. >> we got more details on the fun you can expect after the break and wonder khan is officially underway. check this out. we'll take you this out. we'll take you inside all the fun at

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>> in the south bay alum, rock park has been closed since january's winter storm and now it might take even longer to get back open. kron four's justin campbell has more on when that day could come. >> aiden signs that say danger alum rock park in san jose has been closed since january and there is still no timeline on when it could reopen. we're hoping to open the park soon. 2 hikers, walkers and bikers for the time being and we plan for the entry and exit the park to be likely one way in and out. daniel lazo is public information manager for the city of san jose. he says there is still road damage, landslides and mudslides happening inside the park from recent storms. we had gotten a tour of the park in january. there were mudslides down streets and boulders, the size of washing machines blocking the roads. and with another

storm expected next week, there could be more damage due to the debris and road lazo says storm-related damage has cost the city of san jose. 31 million dollars in nearly 2 thirds of that 19 million is from damage to alum rock park. the damages to the park are currently. in the meantime, lasso is asking the public for patients. there's it's still fair number of trespassers entering the park during this closure. it is extremely dangerous for those people who are trying to get into the park reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> all right. another check of your weather now looking live at our walnut creek camera were can see quite a few people up in early out on the at this hour of the morning. it is 6, 7, 46 on this beautiful saturday a day. what should people know if they're hoping hit the road for a a nice trip somewhere? wear sunglasses have that have that umbrella. the back seat ready for tuesday. but you you're go enjoy a lot of sunshine today

tomorrow as well. not the best picture we have here, but this is setting up to donner summit, a snow. there's a roadway going on here for you soon to be covered up because >> we have a winter storm watch next. couple days is how it fares tomorrow. not bad. 31 38 on monday is going to chilly up there. of course, obviously and chilly today tomorrow. but slight warm-up on monday. tuesday is when the stuff comes. it looks like tuesday and wednesday. here it is at this point, it's a winter storm. watch. expecting another few feet at about 7,000 feet or so. this is monday through wednesday, despite the upgrade to the storm level later on, futurecast for as we walk forward here again, we're talking about a sweet weekend. we have here. it comes as going stop it here. this is pushing it later in the day on tuesday. as you can see with the heaviest rain. this will also come with winds as well. and even some thunder shower activities or shorter shower and thundershower activity is possible. now the 2 models kind of disagree, ones pushing

it through a little earlier than the other. but it's fair to say that tuesday appears to be the bull's eye day and then wednesday, some residual moisture is left over to keep some rain cooking and here at least wednesday morning until things slowly start to clear out because a lower level moisture. we're keeping a few little spotty showers still in the cards as we finish up the week with variable clouds, maybe not drying out a little bit until the weekend, but the weekend another weak system drops out. that is a look as potent. but it might be enough not to be as nice as this weekend is. so this is definitely one of our first nice weekends of the spring season. but the season just started to play more to come. 4 zone forecast. i do have a lot of variety here for you, but i thought we check it out since we have sunshine going on for today. 57 san francisco, 50 still at the coast. chilly at the beaches, though. so definitely want to throw that sweater or jacket on. 56 burlingame, 58 foster city also for palo alto and out of the south bay. we're getting to upper 50's territory east bay shoreline, your upper 50's as well matched with tri valley. a lot

of similarity with temperatures with sunny skies. little bit of a breeze. but this is early in the season. they haven't had a chance to decouple yet. 64 a concord, the lake about 59 58. meanwhile, for napa and rosa, so good today. good tomorrow. monday. got those clouds starting to tuesday's the big day might see some thunder showers left over on wednesday. looks like and then thursday into friday, some variable clouds slight will increase in those temperatures getting into the upper 60's. by that point, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that. comic book fans are gathering in southern california this weekend for the pop culture convention wonder con our reporter chip yost is in anaheim with all of the encitement for us. >> i'm dressed in costumes you may or may not recognize there's a reason friday. the wonder con convention kicked off at the anaheim convention center. tell me who your i'm ariel today, but i've got my feet. >> without your feel, you've got your feet a day that might be today or who? i'm it. i'm

ami. who are you guys? mary poppins and the annual convention comes with all kinds of different things including watching screenings of new tv shows and movies. >> sometimes with the actors on hand to talk to you afterwards, it's hard to say what's the big draw? because for me, i think, you know, there's a lot of very cool television and film something will be happening. but, you know, there are people who are really very much into the comments are gaming or cost me one of the great things about wonder counties has a great cause play on why do you guys like coming here? >> it's just so fun to dress up and, you know, see all the people there's just energy of these cons. it's really fun. there's a bunch of stuff that school kuz thing is seeing. everybody's like unique are in the way that they're able to come in, just present their own like versions of comics and, you know, painting stuff. it's just cool. it's cool to see everybody. like you said, support. >> all looks like a great time and love. that meant the mary

poppins costumes there. well, the ferry building in san francisco host a special event this weekend in honor of women's history month, 14 black female entrepreneurs set up shop today to sell items ranging from cupcakes to beauty products. it's the first in a series of pop ups on the plaza to celebrate equity and business growth. >> it was the a good man to have more pop ups on that elevator plaza highlighting black owned businesses. and since we're partner with these 4 different organizations for building equity program, we're trying to highlight a smaller smaller businesses and working with these bipoc. entrepreneurs and helping them get more of a crowd. >> the event is from 09:00am to 2 in the afternoon. it will be music and flower crafts for children by the ferry terminal. seth and i usually curry of the newest members of the president of president biden's council on sports fitness and nutrition. the couple joins 30 others on the council to promote good

health. other famous members included arnold schwarzenegger olympian misty may trainer and quarterback drew brees, rather. all right. well, let's take a look at this. here's a familiar face. is that why lt's kron four's own james fletcher. he was the mc for this year's red cross gala at the california academy of sciences in san francisco. mayor london breed was also there. >> want to take this opportunity to officially declare it red day in the city and county of san francisco. >> our general manager jim rose was also in attendance. this is the 28th year for this event that celebrates the red cross and raises money to support its humanitarian mission. looks like a great mission. looks like a great time. we'll be right back. i control my septic system. it does not control me. i do not fear 2-ply.

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cost. then you must have some crazy jet lag. haha. but his deal with. a couple of high school students showing off their rides at school in michigan this week for drive your tractor to school day. the school is south of grand rapids and celebrating its student farmers. that's pretty neat. the school district says the event is important put up or to nutty to showcase the value of agriculture. still ahead on the next hour on the kron, 4 morning news teachers in the east bay calling out of the classroom over labor disputes with the school district. >> plus, last week's storms unveiled a growing staffing crisis at san francisco's dispatch center. the concerns officials are raising with recruitment efforts. also, several businesses in oakland are broken into within a span of just a few hours. we have the latest response from oakland pd when the kron 4 morning news continues. stay with us.

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conditions, we are, of course, covering a lot for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at your forecast with dave sphar. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we've earned it a nice weekend. bogh days, not just one day. and then here comes the rain again, we're getting both days out of this. enjoy know it does come with a little bit of a price. now. >> part of that is the cooler temperatures. yes, it's going to be cold overnight as it was. we have this frost advisory in place now. this is a tent to be in place until 9 o'clock with the sun are already joining us. most of the reading who've been talking about the lowest i've seen have been maybe the middle 30's at that livermore. pretty much a 36 already seeing 41 to santa rosa, some upper 30's for olayo though. yeah. got 40's lighting up the east bay shoreline. so not too bad. you can't have frost in the upper 30's. so that certainly can happen and can be problematic. at least we know what to look out for both today and tomorrow. maybe even as late as monday. all right. here are the winds, pretty much single digits to calm conditions that we have for right now across the region.

here's the breakdown for sunny skies and we'll do those upper 50's for those temperatures and a bit. we're going to walk through you what it looks like for this weekend. more of this kind of stuff. but rain is coming into tuesday. have more details in a bit. all right, dave, thank you. >> and happening right now, police in mountain view are asking for the public's help finding 16 year-old luis louise was last seen wearing a blue sweater and blue jeans. he also wears reading glasses. he was last seen near his home on the 2000 block of leighton street, a block away from el camino. real please contact mountain view police immediately. if you see him. >> and another big storm is expected next week, but san francisco's 9-1-1, center faces serious staffing problems. >> raising concerns about impacts to emergency response times. kron four's dan thorn has more. >> this week's wild weather sent people into a panic as san francisco's emergency phone lines. so a major surge in calls the head of the department of emergency management says their dispatch center was fully staffed on

tuesday, but the deluge exposed to chronic problem. the 9, one center in san francisco is having a very extreme staffing crisis. executive director mary ellen carroll says under staffing at the city's 9-1-1, center is a daily issue, carol believes despite the low staffing numbers, the 9-1-1 center has been fifty-fifty and it's over and underperformance. but with a 400% surge in calls tuesday, carol says no emergency department in the country could have handled the situation differently. she also says many of the calls should have gone to 3, 1, 1, instead of 9-1-1. >> 4 downs, for power outages. those 2 things which happened quite a bit. we really ask people to use 3, 1, 1, >> as for filling the open positions, it's been a tall order. carroll says the vacancies have come from a combination of the covid-19 pandemic, a hiring freeze and vaccine compliance qualified

applicants have also been hard to recruit. and state law requires extensive dispatch training the recruitment issues are a shared problem with other city departments such as sfpd and the sheriff's office, carol, says her department is working hard to fill the openings. well, finding ways to be more flexible with hiring. it's not something that will be solved overnight. you know, we're putting all the resources that we can bring to bear. >> to solve this issue, reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> we're learning that a pregnant woman lost her unborn baby after a stabbing in antioch. it happened at an apartment complex on wilbur avenue last weekend. a 14 year-old boy and an 11 year-old girl were also stabbed. police arrested 37 year-old bartley hall after a chase that ended with a crash in solano county. the suspect is identified as the woman's partner and charged with murder in the death of the fetus. the victims are being treated now at the hospital. pittsburgh police are also looking for 2 suspects after a shooting that killed a convenience store clerk. it

happened wednesday night on power avenue. a few blocks away from parkside elementary school. police say the suspects gregory receive non and caruso. both of pittsburgh were involved in the shooting and fled the scene. officers arrested a 3rd suspect. later that day at a home in pittsburgh. anyone with information is urged to call pittsburgh police. the store owners in oakland's chinatown are fed up and demanding help after repeated break-ins 7 burglaries happened at various small businesses just this week. surveillance cameras at lounge chinatown show someone breaking in thursday morning using a wire cutter. police say store owners should not leave large amounts of cash in their businesses and should install surveillance cameras and motion sensor alarms. officials also recommend hiring private security. many owners say they're already doing a lot of that and it's not helping. >> they're asking for mall. >> police president in chinatown, especially at

night. >> the oakland police department said they have started deploying additional officers to address this problem. and police in alameda say in the past 30 days they received 65 reports of catalytic converter thefts in 62 reports of vehicle thefts. they say toyota prius tundra and sequoia cars have been impacted the most and other vehicles being targeted across the country include 100 day a launch. ross santa fe and kia sportage cars. the national highway transportation administration announced hyundai and kia will offer free theft deterrent software for vehicles. for more information on how can protect your car, you can go to our website kron 4 dot com. oakland, unified teachers. and more than a dozen schools walked off the job friday as part of a contract dispute. they are seeking a 23% raise over 4 years, which they say would make their to salaries more competitive with other districts. the teachers usd

was given a 13% increase in state funding but laid off 100 employees and added 37 top administrative positions. protests unfolded outside multiple schools followed by a rally outside city hall. >> i put it in 23 years and i've i've never been this is really like that. i was just the morning what the district is offering us. the market's top. i am what they're rays. there i so tired of seeing my colleagues leave this district because we're the lowest paying district in the bait. just want to get up the minute the median pay for the east bay. i don't think that's too much to ask you that much. >> the oakland unified school district released a statement that inpart here, the district all schools open students were encouraged to attend classes. unfortunately, the action did keep some students out of school and adversely impacted student access to instruction at some

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>> breaking news this morning. we're learning that a car went off the road into the water near san mateo. hey, we're bridge now. this is a live look at the situation unfolding on the bridge right now. we know that the accident happened just a few feet away from this camera. it doesn't look like too many traffic impacts at this hour. we know the car is about a foot and a half into the water. it happened right near the toll plaza. no injuries reported at this point. a tow truck has been deployed to the scene to that truck out of rather that pulled the car out of the water. and we will update you on the story with more details as they come into our newsroom. but again, not

seeing any traffic impacts because of that incident. well, the game developers conference had its first fully in-person conference since the pandemic in san francisco on friday. programmers animators artists and engineers were mosconi center of this week to swap ideas and see the latest innovations in gaming the gaming industre. as you may recall, boomed during the peak of covid with lots of people stuck at home, trying to find new ways to pass the time. and experts say that even today businesses still doing pretty good. >> i think even when the financials might have gone down, we're not at our peak revenue. we are learning like during the pandemic, the positive impact of how the industry can grow and reach so many more people from a player side from a developer side is like it's a great point right now. >> there's also a lot of buzz about the success of the hbo series, the last of a switch was adapted from an award-winning video game of the same name. i played myself. it's pretty fun. well, experts say it shows the power of storytelling and the. expect to see more popular games turned into movies and

tv shows. apple is investing a billion dollars to bring movies to the big screen. apple is already in the movie business with its apple tv. plus streaming service. but this move could also help boost apple plus tv subscription counts in san francisco. the marquee outside the new mission theater lists the upcoming apple movie tetris but does not have any show times listed yet. >> they visited today to go watch a yeah, i guess is ok, it's a bit on the chilly side, but lots of sunshine. so enjoy a win for the new movie on palm. there you go. >> here's the breakdown expected for today. we've got upper 50's with lots of sunshine.

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who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. >> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody and sunshine rules for this weekend. maybe don't want to go see that movie a way to later because we do have rain upstream. look at the golden gate bridge, blue skies there. so not even much the way of fog lower level moisture. forget about it. actually conditions drying out as we go forward in this forecast period. let's check out those temperatures. now. we did say about the frost advisory. you've got 38 for nap and delay. hope this hour. 36 livermore, it's been kind of recalcitrant about moving their so has been fremont a 36. but 41 santa rosa. 45 meanwhile for san francisco, so as a technicality, areas away from water when you get inland, they're looking for that frost advisory to be pretty much in place for tomorrow morning until 9 and potentially maybe even into monday morning as well. temperature contrast for you were trailing a couple degrees off to the east bay. up to the

north bay. not too bad except napa and out of the south. they also trailing a degree. pretty close is just getting close to that fog territory or frost territory. so let's check out futurecast for what goes on proudest report. not much. basically mostly sunny skies might get some scattered clouds up there in the north bay at that. but look at the little snow schubert that happens up there in the mountains. it's kind of reminiscent we get in the summer months. but with rain, you get the daytime heating that causes a looking up there in the mountains and you get a little shower. well, this is the form of snow. we may get some of that later on both today. tomorrow token compared to what we've been used to the last a couple of weekends or weeks. in fact, been dealing with winter storm warnings. they do have a winter storm watch has been posted. that may be upgraded with the forecast as well. winds of a pop a little bit today. want to make note of this particular along the coast. if you'll notice also the peninsula, jean, notice to 20's and 30's, some of these pockets off to the east bay. now, tomorrow, there's another pop with winds as well. but

they're not as pronounced. so will say today breezy with spotty, windy spots. there and then breezy for tomorrow will work. basically if you're in the shade, it feels a little chill. a chilly with all of that, too. we're going to see much more in the way a pronounced winds with our next storm system again on tuesday morning. here's the breakdown for you. a frost early, a mostly sunny. that's for the weekend. chilly winds as we just discussed. highs will be up there somewhere around 60. early in the week. monday is a chilly start. got some scattered clouds working in the afternoon. we still may achieve decent temperatures in the afternoon. tuesday is rain and stormy. that means winds along with rain, thunder shower action possible wednesday, rain with those scattered showers continuing a little bit thursday, friday, variable clouds with a shower question. mark, this is like the low level moisture is here. we get those scattered clouds may have a little spotty shower here and there today cups. 57 in san francisco. 58 for oakland. 58 also for san jose. most readings you can see mostly in the upper 50's to near about

60. now in a bit. we'll check the 4 zone forecast and also of those extended models for you as well. stephanie, they thank you so much for that. >> we'll take a look at this map right here many parts of the state are now out of the drought, which is some good news. as of this week, we're seeing varying degrees of improvement compared to september of last year. kron four's ella sogomonian has more. >> there have been a dozen downpours this year and january saw 3 weeks of record rainfall. that's caused some problems for california. but it's also filled up our water supply. the northern sierra snowpack, for example, is 182% of normal right now. well, governor gavin newsom didn't declare the drought is over for the entire state. he announced californians will no longer be asked to reduce water use by 15%. that's creating cautious optimism for the bay area. santa clara county is now looking at easing up on some restrictions as a result, too. but the water district urges customers to continue to embrace conservation as a way of life.

want everyone to keep up the good habits that they developed during the drought. >> we want everyone to keep up water conservation. we know that drought will continue to come. and with climate change, droughts are going to become more severe and more frequent. it's much wetter than normal now. but parts of california still aren't out of the woods yet. and the national drought mitigation center says now is the time to plan for potential drought in the future. >> in most of the they're they're now coming out of the drug. this is really the best time to think about what you will do the next time dry and crews which inevitably it will eventually occur again. >> that was kron four's ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. at this time, the far northeast and southwest parts of the state are the only places still experiencing abnormally dry to severe drought. on the peninsula. caltrans crews continue to clean up efforts rather cleanup efforts after last month's storm rather last week's storm, they shut down el camino real in burlingame

friday to remove hazardous trees and debris. caltrans says an arborist examined 200 trees along el camino. reality me at least 3 of them unsafe. >> there are giant trees that would have been planted back in the 1800's. and so it's taking a lot of coordination. a lot of crews to go up there and remove these it's enough to hold. the process is removed. the >> crews could close more roads next week as they continue with the cleanup here. well, this massive oak tree came crashing down on a home in san anselmo early friday morning. firefighters used a saw to rescue the homeowner, saw an out of the house out of after a tree limb trapped him inside of his bedroom. and this is a picture of that bedroom. and you can see just the significant damage there. a limb cracks through the ceiling, tearing away insulation and crushing almost everything. >> i screamed for my son. what happened to be spending the night last night to see what you now?

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>> well, the man who set the course for the semiconductor industry has died. intel co-founder gordon moore passed away at 94 years old on friday. the company making that announcement on that day. on that day. well, the san francisco native earned his education at san jose state's and uc berkeley where he was awarded a phd in chemistry in 1954. >> he started intel in 1968. with co-founder robert noise. moore received the presidential medal of freedom from former president george w bush in 2002, the company intel is based in santa reps say that more died peacefully surrounded by family in hawaii. new legislation in

congress seeks to block the popular social media app. tiktok for all u.s. consumers. but experts at the uc berkeley haas school of there are other options tiktok has on the table to prevent a total ban of the software. here's part of my conversation with professor olof cross on friday. >> a band is not the most likely at this point. that's option number one, but it will encounter the ross of i think about 150 million us users. of course, that even though the intention is to protect them, of course, have gotten used to it. and many of them are very young and arguably also democratic voting. so there's some political calculus here as well. >> professor ross added what most likely could happen is the u.s. would install more technical safeguards on the app. tiktok insists its long store u.s. user data and its own data centers in the u.s. and singapore and continues to work with oracle on measures to safeguard the security of user data. utah is now the

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hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. >> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. it is a 29 this gorgeous saturday. start out this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with all we need to know, right, dave? hey, stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. it's a bit actually beautiful weekend. it looks like as we keep this kind of weather cooking. here is a half moon bay for you. >> now, don't let the shot to don't get over confident with that because it's quite chilly along the coast up in need that sweater and jacket and all that with temperatures for highs in the 50's and lower 50's at that in most locations and little bit more of a breeze and we see right there. but let's take a low tide one on. meanwhile, we do have the frost advisory when you get inland. it doesn't include the peninsular san francisco in the coastal areas but inland. this is until 09:00am as a formality. both today

tomorrow, potentially even into sunday as well. and we've been looking at the temperatures and they've been pretty mild can considering this. upper 30's is about the best we've been able to muster the coldest 36 livermore. it's kind of an outlier. 38 for fremont. most locations now have graduated to the 40's. now, 47 going on for antioch in the winds. they're kind of calm to single digits. but we do see a pop this afternoon late this afternoon happening or particularly around those a water jug, a coastal areas out of the northwest. so we will get a breeze. now this weekend, we have been able to talk about this either. we have some sun, a sincere drying going on with relative humidity numbers in the 30's. you couple this with the fact that air temperature values will be in the 50's or upper 50's at that. that's a fairly dry air. we haven't had that for a good while. there's the so-called recovery in the morning hours and for sunday afternoon, dry again and things will be changing as we get into monday. and then by monday night, some rain showers developing with the next storm. we're talking about more details on that. 53 at high noon by 3 about 57 or

so. keeping us sunny, maybe some high cloudiness or copy expected for tomorrow. and then into next week. here we go. looks like tuesday again as the big day to watch. and there's a bit some new wants and that will be back in a bit with that. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. the family of jesus, cruz diaz are still trying to make sense of his tragic death. the 29 year-old plumber died during tuesday's storm when a tree fell on top of his van near portola valley. on friday, his family returned to the site where crews while crews stood by to clean up the area. cruz diaz had been in the country for almost 10 years. his family says he was loved by all. who knew him? >> he was a great person. he always had a smile on hard worker. you know, very humble thought the book done. but for one go missing, every the only kind of for 29 years, you know, and he's he's gone like water between your fingers.

>> abel plumbing, the company, cruz diaz, worked for set up a gofundme page to help his family. i get mother is dead and her twin boys are in the hospital after what witnesses describe as an explosive crash. a warning that the video you're about to see here might be disturbing for some viewers. kron four's philippe djegal shows us what happened. >> tommy lewis is emotionally broken, visiting the corner where he says his 31 year-old cousin lost her life. >> surveillance video shows as she was making a left-hand turn onto 4th street in rodeo thursday night with her 6 year-old twin boys in the 2017 nissan passenger 2021. mazda suv slammed into them heading south on parker avenue. the driver behind the wheel of the mazda then ran off. it sounded like that. >> a bomb went off. i mean, it was it was crazy. it was or just feet away and rushed to the motherland foods. when he heard the collision. i went i held the little boy and i just told him son, it's ok, it's all right, man. he was

screaming. i got into quick ryan. he was bleeding out as years. now his nose the other boy and the on the driver side in his car seat. he was lifeless. we haven't received in that day. we know that one of them. >> is in stable condition. it was listed in critical condition. hercules police chief joseph vasquez says just before 7.30, thursday night, the contra costa county office of the sheriff notified his department. they were looking for the mazda. >> which was reported stolen and connected with recent crimes and east bay. when the driver exited interstate 80 and entered hercules officers attempted a traffic stop or a portion of the pursuit. >> pretty short. that's less than 30 seconds long. it ultimately ended in a traffic which was fatal. the driver of the mazda has been identified as 20 year-old ralph white.

the 3rd. he was found near a liquor store shortly after the crash and taken into custody. >> police also located a gun and tony dylan owns giant for this and saw the suspect running away. >> and help direct police to his location. grandparents. every money there. i don't know what they're going through right now are, you know? >> was it just says stuff? is tough to lose anybody, you know, and and a community. and we are very small community here. and, you know, everybody lord knows each other, you know, and so it says the mother and her family were customers and the at his restaurant. >> in rodeo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. take a look at this. more trouble involving a driverless cruise car in san francisco. well, this image, as you can see, it was shared with kron. 4 shows the car rear ended a muni bus on haight street. cruz says the crash happened thursday and no one was injured. we don't know

what caused this car to crash or how fast the car was going. but if you look closely, you can see the hood of the car is actually bent from the impact. there have been 2 other incidents involving driverless cars operated by pre-cruise in san francisco this week, 2 cars appeared to not have detected road closure tape and drove. they ended up driving through a closed street. as you can see there, no one was injured in this case as well. cruz is a self-driving car company headquartered in san francisco and affiliated with gm and honda. in the north, a beer fans in sonoma county celebrated the release of a highly anticipated beverage kron four's. charles clifford grabbed applied for himself. >> friday morning, the russian river brewing company through its doors open to celebrate the 19th annual release of its popular playing the younger hundreds of craft beer. fans started lining up around 06:00am here in downtown santa rosa. i love craft beer. reggio tar came all the way from vancouver, canada. he's never even had playing the younger before. no, never had

>> i've heard great things about it. wanted to try it out. and it's. on my checklist of craft things to do once inside. all customers are allowed 3.10, ounce pours and then 2 bottles. >> to go natalie says she loves this time of year and hopes everyone has fun, food and beer and conversation and a chat with our staff. and i just kind of well rounded overall good time playing the younger will be available on tap here in santa rosa and at the russian river brewery pub in windsor until april 6th guests are advised to come early and be prepared to wait in line possibly for hours now, the brewery here in santa rosa in the public windsor, both are open from 11:00am, to 10:00pm. the owners tell me that things can get very busy on weekends friday saturday. >> and sundays. anyone who wants to wait in line not quite as long could try coming monday through thursday, but for now in santa rosa, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> now in sports, the warriors taking the win at the chase center last night against the

philadelphia seventy-sixers beating them one 20 to one 12 at the end of the 4th quarter. steph curry with the floater one 17 to one 10 with 48 takes left warriors win it at one 20 to one 12. also thanks to jordan, poole scoring 19 points in the 4th. the next game is tomorrow at chase center against the minnesota timberwolves. tipoff is at 05:30pm. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the ferry building in san francisco host a special event this weekend in honor of women's history month. details ahead. and we continue to celebrate women's history month here on kron four's. well, we are joined in studio this morning by the first japanese principal dancer to dance with the san francisco l a miss tucker naga tells us about a the ferry buil

in san francisco host a special event this weekend in honor of women's history month. take a look at this. 14 black female entrepreneurs set up shop today to sell items ranging from cupcakes to beauty products. it's the first in a series of pop ups on the plaza, celebrate equity and business growth. >> it was the. >> a good man to have more pop ups on that elevator plaza highlighting black owned businesses. and since we're partner with these 4 different organizations for building equity program, we're trying to highlight a smaller smaller businesses and working with these bipoc. entrepreneurs and

helping them get more of a crowd. >> the event is from 09:00am to 2 in the afternoon. there will also be music and sour flower crafts for children by the ferry terminal. so a fun weekend option for you. and steph and ayesha curry are the newest members of president biden's council on sports fitness and nutrition that they're obviously not playing that role in this video here. but it is fun to see them having fun. the couple joins 30 others on the council to promote good health. other famous members have included arnold schwarzenegger olympian misty may trainer and the quarterback drew brees. what do you think, dave? >> they definitely rejected my he saw me win it shopping for junk food anyway, we've got upper 50's going on with about 60 or so for a high in some of those patients in the east bay. rain is coming early into bay. rain is coming early into next week. we'll put it all

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look now at the airplanes on the tarmac at sfo during his busy spring break. travel season. it's looking like it's going to be good day to take to the skies. you can see not much cloud cover at this hour. what you think? >> hey, stephanie, good morning. it's looking great. by the way, no delays being reported at sfo. it's been a while since we've been able to say that, too, with all these interruptions here, setting up the donner summit a little bit to get the general idea of the road. and meanwhile, the snow

hanging around a little bit for the next couple of days will be in the 30's for highs with a lot of sunshine going on. but tuesday, it gets back to the storminess so much for winter storm watch has been posted monday through wednesday. this will probably be upgraded to a winter storm warning. we're expecting several feet of snow in the resort area. so it's still continuing even as we're in spring, quick temperature check free because we did have that frost advisory. it's a round again for tomorrow morning. there you have a couple 30's holding on, but a lot of 40's over the real estate. let's march 4 with all of this fairly quiet over the weekend. looking good. snow redevelops up in the mountains will, but with daytime heating. but there's a general idea of when most of the action is up to about 2 o'clock or so. this will be after the morning commute. so maybe to hold off to the bulk of it. the models don't entirely agree yet, but this is kind of a a little bit of a smash consensus, if you will. another batch expected into wednesday. this is tapping into some subtropical moisture a little bit. want to make note of. and then that

surpasses us for a relatively quiet end of the week. we still might have some spotty showers. more activity looks like in the next weekend, though, 4 zone forecast. 57 san francisco. we got the lower 50's at the coast and you had a breeze to that. a little chilly. so definitely need the sweater in the jackets. middle 50's working here as we go down the bayside peninsula. 58 foster city and palo alto. the south bay is looking at upper 50's. most of the readings are seeing that even if they're well inland, as you'll notice. 59 for walnut creek, 60 for concord. it's still a little early in the season, even though we have a lot of sunshine today and breezy conditions to see that good. the couple happening. well inland. 64 fairfield, 59 for vallejo. 58 also for nap and 60. meanwhile, for santa rosa, here's the game plan for the week ahead. the showers, by the way, on tuesday, may have some more thunder shower activity, maybe some hail, all that stuff wednesday. it lingers into the week thursday, friday, variable clouds with spotty showers will say at that point. but the bulk of the action looks to be on tuesday and tuesday night lingering into wednesday. stephanie.

>> all right, dave, thank you >> all right, dave, thank you s month that we are celebrating at kron 4, the san francisco ballet continues its 90th anniversary season with performances of cinderella starting at the end of this month. and joining us live now to tell us all about it is one of the stars of the production and the first japanese principal dancer to dance with the ballet the sucker an august. thank you so much for being back here with us. thank you, stephanie. and it's always lovely to see you. we we had hear for api heritage month to talk about you being the first japanese principal dancer with us la. always great to have you back. so how do you feel about being a part of the production of cinderella very excited. >> i have tests in develop many times in my life, too. and this version by christopher wheeldon 2019 and i must say his version is my favorite on. >> is there a reason why yes,

he's squarely on the feed gives me freedom to and i also like his interpretation. of the captive cinderella as scented and having a strength and intelligence. and it really interesting. yeah, but there's that that there are different interpretations of really the same storyline. yeah, very interesting. and how much time do you spend rehearsing and getting ready for this? we had about total full weeks to prepare for us in the 2 weeks back in october. and we have been rehearsing monique and we have one more week to go until the opening night. oh, wow. and and mean, is there a special diet involves with getting ready for something. so, you know, big as this make sure hide your highs are rated sleep. well, eat well. maybe my size. your physical therapy. yeah. because how many hours as it a day that you're practicing for about do so they? yeah, yeah, it's all

just heavy on the body. that's why the massage is so important. what is your favorite part of the show? my favorite part in any shows. is when i can tell a story that i relate and i feel very connected to cinderella is there reason why something about her character. and there you are their yard and they're very beautiful. like the story of because like my life story. somebody who's really it's it really a story about a woman who has risen above some very difficult challenges in her life, which i'm sure you have as well being the first japanese, a principal delery know ballerina for the yeah, i have to overcome some. in the past and then i feel like i'm in a good place now. would you like to share some of those hardships that you overcame

>> it will be a >> very long a lot of. but of course, i'm certainly in terms of testing, even there's not that many roles for asian faces. so that leads me to my next question. you know, how does it feel to represent the asian community and to be a part of a group of such diverse ballerinas with the belly. it's funny. >> i almost forget that i'm a minority and i see it that because we have such great diversity. and i'm empowered to be who i am every okay. that's good news there. and you know, when when 2 people see your performance. i will be performing a on opening night friday night's 31st tuesday, april 4th. and saturday. all right. so 3 opportunities to say you wonderful and >> any advice to people who want to pursue a career in the arts? because it's not the easiest to break it. if you

love what you do, follow your dreams and don't let anyone tell you you're not going to make it. so persistence and lots of practice. my last question here for you say, you know, it's women's history month. so any message that you'd like to share with viewers and any hopes for the yes, i feel like. this is. in general arts world that i feel like women still fighting for equality and i think we need to do better with that, especially. getting paid the same as on that. so >> think we should think about that more in the future. >> all right. me sick or not go with the san francisco ballet. thank you so much for your time. and have a wonderful opening night. we look forward to seeing that. thank you. all right. we'll be right back.

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kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good saturday to you. we are, of course, covering a lot of news for you this morning. but let's kick things off with a look at the weather with mister dave spahr. good morning day, stephanie. good morning and good morning, we're off to a pretty nice start. except though it's a bit on the chilly side. we're going to revisit this again tomorrow morning with this frost advisory now technically expires at 09:00am. that's the same deal expected for tomorrow. >> as we go into that pattern, check it out with those temperatures. most readings have a graduated well in the business of the 40's. so we're going pretty good on that front so far about the cloud cover will get some scattered clouds, maybe a little bit. and today, most likely high clouds a bit, but basically on balance, we'll call it mostly sunny, both today and through tomorrow. but these winds are going to be most pronounced probably along the coast. so if you're headed there, even though you see a lot of sun out prepare for some breezy to

chilly conditions happening there with air temperatures in the lower 50's. so 55 going on at 1 o'clock by 4. there's some of the high clouds. 57 looks like much of the same is expected for tomorrow's. we've got today's lined up here like this for us. so we cover earned this a nice weekend before more troubled weather early into next week. we'll be talking more about that tuesday. the big day later later on the broadcast. 70's. >> all right, dave, thank you. and we're also following breaking news this morning. all providing an update you on this. all lanes are now open on the san mateo. hey, we're bridge after a car went off the road into the water near the toll plaza. and this is, of course, a live look at the bridge now where you can see that all lanes back open for things are flowing smoothly there. but we know that the accident happened just a few feet away from this camera. the car were told was about a foot and a half into the water. this happened right near the toll plaza at 07:00am no injuries were reported. a tow truck was called to the scene to pull the car out of the water and we will continue

to monitor this if there are other traffic impacts to be aware of later this morning will be sure to let you know live here on kron. 4 morning news. and another big storm is expected next week. but san francisco's 9-1-1, center faces serious staffing problems, raising concerns about impacts to emergency response times. kron four's dan thorn has more on that. >> this week's wild weather sent people into a panic as san francisco's emergency phone lines. so a major surge in calls the head of the department of emergency management says their dispatch center was fully staffed on tuesday, but the deluge exposed to chronic problem. the 9, one center in san francisco is having a very extreme staffing crisis. executive director mary ellen carroll says under staffing at the city's 9-1-1, center is a daily issue, carol believes despite the low staffing numbers, the 9-1-1 center has been fifty-fifty and it's over and underperformance. but with a 400% surge in calls tuesday,

carol says no emergency department in the country could have handled the situation differently. she also says many of the calls should have gone to 3, 1, 1, instead of 9-1-1. >> 4 downs, for power outages. those 2 things which happened quite a bit. we really ask people to use 3, 1, 1, >> as for filling the open positions, it's been a tall order. carroll says the vacancies have come from a combination of the covid-19 pandemic, a hiring freeze and vaccine compliance qualified applicants have also been hard to recruit. and state law requires extensive dispatch training the recruitment issues are a shared problem with other city departments such as sfpd and the sheriff's office, carol, says her department is working hard to fill the openings. well, finding ways to be more flexible with hiring. it's not something that will be solved overnight. you know, we're putting all the resources that we can bring to bear. >> to solve this issue, reporting in san francisco,

dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> we are learning a pregnant woman lost her unborn baby after a stabbing in antioch. it happened at an apartment complex on wilbur avenue last weekend. a 14 year-old boy and an 11 year-old girl also stabbed. police arrested. 37 year-old bartley hall after a chase that ended with a crash in solano county. the suspect is identified as the woman's partner and charged with murder in the death of the fetus. the victims are being treated at the hospital. >> and pittsburgh police are also looking for 2 suspects after a shooting that killed a convenience store clerk. >> it happened wednesday night on power avenue. a few blocks away from parkside elementary school. police say the suspects gregory, rustic non and jessica russo, both of pittsburgh were involved in the shooting and fled the scene. officers arrested a 3rd suspect alan laura later that day at a home in pittsburgh. anyone with information is asked to please call pittsburgh police. and store owners in oakland's chinatown say they're fed up and

demanding help after repeated break-ins, 7 burglaries happened at various small businesses just this week. surveillance cameras at lounge chinatown shows someone breaking in to that business thursday morning using a wire cutter. police say store owners should not leave large amounts of cash in their businesses. they should install surveillance cameras and motion sensor alarms and also recommended hiring private security. but many owners say they're already doing many of those things and it's not helping. they're asking for mall. >> police president in chinatown, especially at night. >> the oakland police department says that they've started deploying additional officers to address this issue. >> and police in alameda say the past 30 days they've received reports. 65 reports of catalytic converter thefts. >> and 62 reports of vehicle thefts. they say toyota prius tundra and sequoia cars have been affected the most other vehicles being targeted across the country include hyundai a

lawn truck, santa fe and kia sportage cars and the national highway transportation administration announced that hyundai and kia will offer free theft deterrent software for those cars. for more information on how to protect your car. you can go to our website. kron 4 dot com. oakland unified teachers. at more than a dozen schools walked off the job friday as part of a contract dispute. they are seeking a 23% raise over 4 years which they say would make their salaries more competitive with other districts. the teachers usd was provided a 13% increase in state funding but laid off 100 employees and added 37 top administrative positions but protests unfolded outside multiple schools followed by a rally outside of city hall. >> i put it in 23 years now and i've i've never been so to stop. this is really like that. i was just the more what the district is offering us. the market's top. i am what they're 3.5 rays. there i so

tired of seeing my colleagues leave this district because we're the lowest paying district in the bait. just want to get up the minute the median pay for the east bay. i don't thi-k that's too much to ask you that much. >> the oakland unified school district released a statement that reads in part, quote, the district kept all schools open and students were encouraged to attend classes. unfortunately, the action did keep some students out of school. it adversely impacted student access to instruction at some schools. the district will continue to negotiate in good faith coming up here on the kron. 4 morning news. a police chase ends in a deadly crash. >> hear from the victim's family and what we know about this case so far. plus, almost all of california is out of the drought. but just how long are these weather conditions going to stick around for? and more rain is on the way. and after the break, the game developers conference wrapped up its first fully in-person event since the pandemic in

san francisco on friday. we take you inside the the center for a recap of what happened after this.

>> the game developers conference had its first fully in-person conference since the pandemic in san francisco on friday. hundreds of programmers animators artists and engineers were in moscow, center of this week to swap ideas. and just check out the latest gaming. innovations.

the gaming industry, as you may recall, booms during the peak of covid with people stuck at home, finding new ways to pass the time. and experts say that business today is still pretty good. >> i think even when the financials might have gone down, we're not at our peak revenue. we are learning like during the pandemic, the positive impact of how the industry can grow and reach so many more people from a player side from a developer side is like it's a great point right now. >> there's also a buzz about the success of the hbo series, the last of us that was adapted from an award-winning video game of the same name. i played it. it's actually pretty fun. experts say it shows the power of storytelling and you can expect to see more popular games turned into movies and tv shows. apple is investing a billion dollars to bring movies to the big screen. the company is already in the movie business with its apple tv. plus streaming service. well, the move could also help boost apple plus tv subscription counts in san

francisco. the marquee outside the new mission theater lists the upcoming apple movie tetris but does not have any show times listed yet. we'll see what happens there. well, dave, is it a good weekend to check out the movies tend to the movie theater? well, you could do that. of course. the weather is also cooperate this weekend. it's been a while since we had some of that. here's the lowdown for today. get those temps in the upper 50's with some high clouds. >> but stormy getting into next week. we'll have details. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look now at clear skies in downtown san francisco. that's perspective of sales force tower right in the middle of the screen there. looking like a nice day to go out for a walk, maybe a road trip day. >> that's true. that's good for that to good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and look at the golden gate bridge. how about that? no interference from fog. not much in the way of winds. we expected to get a little windy in spots to breezy this afternoon. temperature check for you. we graduated out of the 30's everywhere livermore's about 41 40's also covering much of the north bay to a 51 already for this hour in antioch. here's a quick comparison for you. you can see we're trailing by a couple degrees and a few spots are pretty close. so this weekend is relatively uneventful. the only thing popping here is a little bit in the mountains a little bit the way some scattered snow showers. very, very light, though. this is not the big deal we're talking about. that's going to be next week. but this is almost reminiscent we see in the summer months when it's just in the form of rain with

daytime heating and into tomorrow, looks pretty good at that. for the most part, mostly clear across much of the bay's week. enjoy this quiet weekend. not going to be that way, though, all the way through. however, we get into next week, another storm system looking us a tuesday. so frost early, mostly sunny. that's both for today. tomorrow may even linger. some frost potential in them and a pencil. those clouds get here. got chilly winds, though, with highs near 60. that's a temperature high knot winds at 60 temperature highs 60 and then for early in the and a clouds working here tuesday t- morning. looks like that. heavy rain develops tap into some subtropical moisture. it doesn't look to last as long, though, but tuesday going to be wet wednesday may also start off with some rain and scattered showers before it starts to clear out a bit to spotty showers to finish off the week there. so the big hit looks to be on tuesday, a little bit into wednesday and you could see some thunder shower action with all of that to 57 san francisco. 58 for oakland also match for san jose. and in fact, even though we have all the solar heating

going on shore, a little wind, but temperatures not too diverse. we're looking at upper 50's near about 60 through all the real estate. you'll notice here. here's a quick sneak, though, peake into early next week. we've about 60 for there's your scattered clouds developing on monday with some showers potentially in parts of the north bay before midnight on tuesday. how about longer forecast for you coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> well, how can a city a tone for centuries of systemic racism? >> in san francisco, the board of supervisors is hearing ideas from a city-appointed reparations committee. the proposals still in draft mode are considered historic. and if passed was set a nationwide president. joining me live now to discuss is committee chair excuse me, committee chair eric mcdonald. thank you so much for joining us this morning. good morning. good to be here and okay. so to start off here, why is it so essential that the city come up with this reparations plan for black residents? i'm sure

as you know, stephanie, there has been a national conversation going on since the very first time that congressman john >> conyers, that has languished, sadly on the floor of congress to create a federal, a commission to study the impacts of reparations. and so we see it as an opportunity here in san francisco to take up that same charge and cause. and so we're excited to be here it is there anything that happened historically in san francisco that got to this point? we're we're talking about reparations, i think is a couple of a combination of things. the board of supervisors took this matter up shortly after the murder of george floyd. as you recall, there was the national civic discourse and civic unrest, quite frankly, in san francisco, led by supervisor, then president's some on walton led the effort to create this charter and subsequently this ics and so obviously not an easy test to come up with solutions how exactly do put a price tag on what's being owed? >> really good question. so the charge for the committee was to, as you just

referenced. do the research to understand the harm since the beginning of san and then determine what that could and should be and to be clear, i would like and what we've done so far to be an appraisal that we believe the value is not what the ultimate the city will decide to do. that's fully in the hands of the board of supervisors and the mayor's office and the full leadership of the city. and we're hopeful as a committee that they will take up that charge and do what they believe. they both he's right to do and also have the capacity to i see. could you go over some of the highlights? i know so many just a recommendation. i think more than 100, right? yes, that there are 111 recommendations so far because we're still working this the and they're in for areas. they are in economic empowerment. >> and that's what we want to ensure that families black san franciscans get back on a path towards economic solvency and generational wealth there and as we know, african-americans

lead to many of the wrong indicators of health and well-being. they're education and again, leaders in all the wrong ways academic achievement and the republic policy because many of the ways in which lex harris is because have been harmed. it's 2 policy is then embed it into the practices of the city. what are the plans when it comes to financing some of these recommendations? really great question. so again, are kind of task was to do the and it's the city's test to determine how based upon which recommendations state decide to adopt, which is again, that conversation that is to come, then then they'll be will that the determination of how it will get financed made possible, ok, and who would qualify for reparations under the current proposal? sure. so in our report, a draft report and will remain tweak. you know, possibly a little bit. but there are 2 primary. one is that you have to be

according to public secondly, you have to have lived in the city for at least 13 years. and then there are another set of criteria and there's about 8 or 10 of them that can't recite right now. but they having experienced the out-migration pushed out by certification. they also the period when urban renewal was being implemented across the country. and what that meant here in san francisco. that's when what was then deemed the harlem of the west who was destroyed and decimated properties were taken by eminent domain, both family homes and businesses were taken away from and so what's next walk us through the timeline this is going to be discussed upon if you're going to do some other draft. sure. sure. thank you. >> so 18 months of research and build in development of this initial draft proposal which we submitted back in december, we had our first public hearing of it 2 weeks ago on march and now will

continue to do that work of are finding some of the criteria refining some of the recommendations, possibly adding a few more recommendations that will be submitted to the board by the end of june. but by june, 30th and then our next hearing with the board of supervisors will be september 19, ok? so september 19 is sort of the next big milestone for in just in the remaining time we have left here. >> obviously, systemic racism continues to be an issue in our modern day society, right? what sort of message would you lire to share with with terms of everyday small steps they can make sure sure, you know, one of the things that i would observe has been part of our times is we haven't learned given how to talk about this. all right. there's a certain discomfort and unease around talking about issues of race and discrimination. and i believe that our ability even begin to have the conversation. can we can be the path towards how do we reach better understanding appreciation in value of each other all that each of us

bringing our uniqueness. so how do you open the door? that conversation, right? what's a good opening question well, i know that this question, sometimes it's a question of the times. it is simply an introduction. hi, stephanie, how are you? i love to get to know your little more time about yourself, ok? and that begins a conversation where you share about yourself. i share about myself. we begin to learn and appreciate again, the unique values and traits that we each bring. >> because to the degree that we get know each other better, then there's less to flee the prejudice. and we have an opportunity to live as they peacefully and in harmony. all right, erica macdonald. >> with the sfa reparations committee. thank you so much for your time this morning. we appreciate it. thank you so much for having me. all right. we'll be right back. >> thanks very much. thank you for

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as well. >> professor brought that and what most likely could happen as the u.s. will install more technical safeguards on the app. well, tiktok meantime insists its long store u.s. user data and its own data centers in the u.s. and singapore. it continues to work with oracle on ways to safeguard the security of user data. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, learning more about the worker killed in tuesday's stormy weather. >> his family's plea for help

good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. start this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr tracking all the sunshine and potential rain on the way to. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody got that right. and even in half moon bay looking pretty sweet. the only thing is little bit of an optical illusion with this because >> got a breeze going on. so it's going to feel colder than it actually looks like let the looks there. >> for you as it will be a bit chilly with that. when we have a frost advisory, the one for today's expire. but there's another one for tomorrow potentially as may be extended even into monday. but this notice the locations pretty familiar anywhere near water. you're not covered because of the climate control of the water. meanwhile, inland those temperatures could drop. we didn't see a lot of dropping this morning. however, a lot of very upper 30's, lower 40's at work here. so we didn't get really cold this morning, but potentially watch out tomorrow morning with this, too. 40's up there. you can see in the north a little bit here. 51

for antioch. 41 for livermore. they've been in the 30's a lot this morning. tiffany recovered this hour. what a run through this very quickly show you how dry it gets in the afternoon. this is with cooler temperatures. so this is very very dry air working by tomorrow morning. same kind of thing. the so-called recovery is not really there. so this is a nice little dry phase for good. 48 hours here, 55 at 1 o'clock and 4.57. in a bit. we'll have that longer range forecast for you in the 4 zone. but you know how things shape up because the rain is not too far from home. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. the family of jesus, cruz diaz are still trying to make sense of his tragic death. the 29 year-old plumber died during tuesday's storm when a tree fell on top of his van near portola valley. on friday, his family returned to the site while crews stood by to clean up the area. cruz diaz had been in the country for almost 10 years. his family says he was loved by all. who knew him? >> he was a great person. he always had a smile on hard

worker. you know, very humble can. for one more go missing. every the only kind of for 29 years, you know, and he's he's gone like water between your fingers. >> abel plumbing, the company, cruz diaz, worked for set up a gofundme page to help his family. a young mother is dead and her twin boys are in the hospital after what witnesses describe as an explosive crash. a warning that the video you're about to see here might be disturbing to some viewers. kron four's philippe djegal shows us what happened. >> tommy lewis is emotionally broken, visiting the corner where he says his 31 year-old cousin lost her life. >> surveillance video shows as she was making a left-hand turn onto 4th street in rodeo thursday night with her 6 year-old twin boys in the 2017 nissan passenger 2021. mazda suv slammed into them heading south on parker avenue. the driver behind the wheel of the mazda then ran off. it sounded

like >> a bomb went off. i mean, it was it was crazy. it was or just feet away and rushed to the motherland foods when he heard the collision. i went and i held the little boy and i just told him son, it's ok, it's all right. yeah, he was screaming. i got into quick ryan. he was bleeding out as years. now his nose the other boy and the on the driver side in his car seat. he was lifeless. we haven't received an update. we know that one of them. >> is stable condition. it was listed in critical condition. perky least police chief joseph vasquez says just before 7.30, thursday night, the contra costa county office of the sheriff notified his department. they were looking for the mazda. >> which was reported stolen and connected with recent crimes in the east bay. when the driver exited interstate 80 and entered hercules officers attempted a traffic stop or a portion of the

pursuit. with. >> pretty short. that's less than 30 seconds long. and it ultimately ended in a traffic which was fatal. the driver of the mazda has been identified as 20 year-old ralph white. the 3rd. he was found near a liquor store shortly after the crash and taken into custody. >> police also located a gun in the tony dylan owns giant for this and saw the suspect running away and help direct police to his location, grandparents. every money there. i don't know what they're going through right now are, you know? >> was it just says stuff? is tough to lose anybody, you know, in a in a community and we are very small community here. and, you know, everybody lord knows each other, you know, and so it is says the mother and her family were customers and the that his restaurant. >> in rodeo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and take a look at this. more trouble involving a

driverless car. this one, a cruise car in san francisco. this image shared with kron 4 shows that the car ended up rear ending a muni bus on haight street. cruz says the crash happened thursday and no one was hurt. we don't know what caused the car to crash or how fast it was going at the time of this collision. but if you do look closely, you can see the hood of the car is bent a little from impact. and there have been 2 other incidents with driverless cars operated by crews in san francisco this week. 2 cars appeared to not have detected road closure tape and drove through a closed street. no one was injured here. cruise a self-driving car company headquartered in san francisco and affiliated with gm and honda. in the north, a beer fans in sonoma county celebrated the release of a highly anticipated new beverage kron four's. charles clifford grabbed itself applied and has the details for us. >> friday morning, the russian river brewing company through its doors open to celebrate the 19th annual release of its popular playing the younger

hundreds of craft beer. fans started lining up around 06:00am here in downtown santa rosa. i love craft beer. reggio tar came all the way from vancouver, canada. he's never even had playing the younger before. no, never had >> i've heard great things about it. wanted to try it out. and it's. on my checklist of craft things to do once inside. all customers are allowed 3.10, ounce pours and then 2 bottles. >> to go natalie says she loves this time of year and hopes everyone has fun, food and betr and conversation and a chat with our staff. and i just kind of well rounded overall good time playing the younger will be available on tap here in santa rosa and at the russian river brewery pub in windsor until april 6th guests are advised to come early and be prepared to wait in line possibly for hours now, the brewery here in santa rosa in the public in windsor, both are open from 11:00am, to 10:00pm. the owners tell me that things can get very busy on weekends friday saturday. >> and sundays. anyone who wants to wait in line not

quite as long could try coming up monday through thursday. but for now in santa rosa, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> now in sports, the warriors taking the win at the chase center last night against the philadelphia seventy-sixers putting them one 20 to one 12 at the end of the 4th quarter. -psteph curry with the floater. one, 17 to one 10 with 48 ticks left warriors win it one 20 to one 12. that was also thanks to jordan. poole scoring 19 points in the 4th. >> opportunity. he played the whole to it. 19 points. was there a mentality change? they're just being able to get a stretch like that. that's my rhythm. the aggressive look for my shots as opposed to coming in. trying to figure out what the rhythm of the game is. but i out 12 stuff is just telling me to be aggressive. >> the next game is tomorrow at chase center against the minnesota timberwolves. tipoff is at 05:30pm. take a look at

this map. many parts of the state are now out of the drought. as of this week, we're seeing varying degrees of improvement compared to september of last year. kron four's ella sogomonian has more on that. >> there have been a dozen downpours this year and january saw 3 weeks of record rainfall. that's caused some problems for california. but it's also filled up our water supply. the northern sierra snowpack, for example, is 182% of normal right now. well, governor gavin newsom didn't declare the drought is over for the entire state. he announced californians will no longer be asked to reduce water use by 15%. that's creating cautious optimism for the bay area. santa clara county is now looking at easing up on some restrictions as a result, too. but the water district urges customers to continue to embrace conservation as a way of life. want everyone to keep up the good habits that they developed during the drought. >> we want everyone to keep up water conservation. we know that drought will continue to come. and with climate change,

droughts are going to become more severe and more frequent. it's much wetter than normal now. but parts of california still aren't out of the woods yet. and the national drought mitigation center says now is the time to plan for potential drought in the future. >> in most of the they're they're coming out of the drug. this is really the best time to think about what you will do the next time dry and crews which inevitably it will eventually occur again. >> that was kron four's ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. at this time, the far northeast and southwest parts of the state are the only places still experiencing abnormally dry to severe drought. on the peninsula. caltrans crews continue cleanup efforts after last week's storm. they shut down el camino real in burlingame friday to remove hazardous trees and debris. caltrans says an arborist examined 200 trees along el camino, real damning, at leasa 3 of them unsafe. >> giant trees that would have been planted back in the 18.

100's. and so it's taking a lot of coordination. a lot of crews to go up there and remove these it's going to hold the process is removed them. >> crews could close more roads next week as they continue with the cleanup efforts. and check out this massive oak tree came crashing down on a home in san anselmo early friday morning. firefighters used a saw to rescue the homeowner's son out of the house after a tree limb trapped him in his bedroom. and this is a photo you're looking at now of the damage, a limb crack through the ceiling, tearing away insulation and question almost everything. >> i screamed for my son. what happened to be spending the night last night to see what you now? >> and >> i said, are you ok? and he said, yes, he said, but i'm stuck a can you get your phone? because i can't get out of the corner. >> they had to. saw the door open soft part of the tree extricate.

>> a public works. crews yellow tagged the home highlighting the potential danger of falling debris if people enter the property. fallen trees were also behind thousands of power outages around the bay area earlier this week. and with more storms on the way you might consider. introducing a portable power generator to help keep the lights on. we spoke with an expert on things to consider before you purchase one. >> but you're choosing a generator. so what you want to see is that you want to have a little bit of a reference water. that's what it is that what size you might need to to get for your home. your plan should have a label on it that tell you what is the running wants on that particular item? if you having a blender, it typically is using about 300 running, wants. and if you have coffee maker is using the 1500 color walk. so you add up those running watts to determine what size of capacity of a generator you might need. >> experts say never use a gasoline or propane powered generator inside of your home. you want to eliminate the

possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning. we're starting a fire. keep any generator outdoors and at least 25 feet away from doors and windows. >> what coffee maker uses more power than a mike wages. mike weaver, coffee. high temperatures today. upper 50's scratching about 60 or so coupled with some winds too. but it's a cheery weekend, though. lots of sunshine next

>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look at the san francisco

shoreline now from our mount tam camera. you can see that the conditions are looking very pretty outdoors. could be a good day to take a road trip with a someone you love. let's check in now with day for the weather. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and speaking a road trip headed up to tahoe. here's the game plan the heavier stuff away until we get to tuesday. not bad for those temperatures. give you a feeling winner. in case you missed a 39 monday and by tuesday, here comes the snow with 34 they have at this point a winter storm watch a couple more feet expected. that may be upgraded to a warning. and this is monday through wednesday. the issues will probably start developing a monday afternoon. so if you're headed up there for the weekend to head back monday night, you should be ok, look at temperatures. we're at 45 conquered. 51 for got some 40's up to the north bay. they were the 30's this morning. let's watch the longer range forecast this weekend, relatively uneventful. here comes tapping into some subtropical moisture in time to the afternoon. the hit may

actually be started already. we may actually see it in place for them. you can. morning commutes looking for a sloppy tuesday morning commute still could be some thunder shower action with that continuing into wednesday. and then at that point, spotty or scattered showers and variable clouds next weekend, looks like we won't be as lucky as this weekend with another system dropping south that may bring some rain. 4 zone forecast cover you for this saturday. the numbers are all inhe 50's for the most part and at the coast, a little chillier lower 50's that that we throw wind in there, too. but chilly mid 50's along the bay side peninsula. 58 foster city in palo alto in the south. they will keep it in the upper 50's off to those inland spots of the east bay. peetty much the same as the east bay shoreline, upper 50's as we go. we don't see real decoupling happening here yet 60 per concord. meanwhile, the 59 60 fairfield, 58 for napa and rosa in the 70 forecast, we're really watching carefully tuesday and wednesday as we get closer, we'll have more details for you. one, the intensity and

when it strikes. plusalso the advisories and watches and everything that may pop with this. i suspect we might get a wind advisory maybe with that. that will know more of that about that by sunday and into monday. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. what's women's history there she is. this is our guest. we're celebrating all of that here at kron 4 and this month, the bay area crowned its first rather its new miss oakland, california. she's the first to be crowned in 10 years and also represents the lgbtq community. rihanna jones joins me live now. thank you so much for being here bright and this morning. and you look gorgeous, by the way, think you it's such are and this is n early is like i think 04:00am for making it good. it's like a sleep in and then drive and it was great. okay. because you mentioned the 04:00am. call time for you. is that because your flight attendant it is. soe done some really early calls. you know, getting up at 3 on the east coast is very different than getting up at, like 7 o'clock here. so yes, nice to be here

is like nice little we're ad you got a little bit of and you know, how does it feel to win the crown? like walk us through that moment. i waiting for someone to like. >> walk in when someone says, oh, this is miss oakland a field. real that this is like a when i when i actually had my crowning look at the judge, as i said, oh, my gosh, there's something in my head. and it's yes, yes. thank you. you know, you're a graduate of sonoma state. you hear a lot with the county out how did you get involved with the miss oakland organization? so i actually because flight attendant in oakland the way the miss america organization works is that you have to work live or go to school in the area. so because i work in oakland actually live out in sacramento. but i love the community just so much. so when i heard that. but oakland was a competition is going to be happening. i just knew that, you know, getting to meet so many community members. i really want to represent and make a difference in the community. so it's a really fantastic

opportunity. and you already received some outreach from some nonprofits and you, hey, like come out and help us, right? exactly. so one of those is like the pit bull rescue in oakland. they're actually having their gala tonight. but since i'm i'm on call right after this so will be doing a photo shoot with them and getting to meet some adorable dogs. that's the money. i dogs. and i'm so excited for that. oh, that's lovely. and you know, you identify also i want to ask you about this to identify being a part of the lgbtq community. can you tell us a bit about how that shaped or pageant experience? it? actually one of the reasons that i'm open about being out as a woman, and that is because it's actually really scared to i've heard and felt like it would be hard to compete as a woman in there be a lot of judgment in that area. and honestly, there has been when i actually was miss know the county a couple years ago, i did get some backlash because i was out you know, people still have opinions about that. but for me, that's why it's so important to be out and to be supporting the

community and opening that door because if i can do it, that maybe someone else who's afraid to do it would step into its position. excuse me. give a message for other women who might be in similar shoes who are interested in maybe they want to speak up about, you know, their orientation and so forth. but they're a little bit apprehensive about that. i think that fear is something that really holds us back. and one of the things that like i'm afraid of heights, but i'm a flight attendant, which is a really weird career choice. but fear not as big as the things that i'm going to accomplish in my life. so when you think about your life is being, doesn't have to be like all of who you are. can just be a part of who you are. everyone has so much to offer and their orientation is so little of that's a beautiful message. bill, i want to speak about what's next for you as well. you are going on to compete in the miss california competition. that's happening in june. so tell us a bit about how you're feeling about that. how you're

getting ready. i'm a little nervous. so they're bringing back fitness in the bus or going to miss america organization's. that was a big thing a few years ago that they had eliminated the swimsuit competition. so i definitely working out ok a little bit more than i normally do and eating healthy and just making sure to prepare with some of my my talent is sculpture. so i've just been trying to hone that down. make sure i really have that and feel comfortable with it. so that spent the main part of my preparation process tell us a bit about the sculpture talent as well. so how did you get into that? like was it something that you do a lot growing up? well, that's actually what my so i have a bfa with an emphasis in sculpture. and so i used to do a bunch of metal work and that sort of thing. and so unfortunately, i can't bring a big boulder onto stage, which i tried industrial plug. it's a whole so i looked into clay. that was something i really got into during the pandemic, finishing my degree. and so i actually sculpt. it's called the bomb relief sculpture. see

take a 2 dimensional surface to build off of and i do that in about 90 seconds, which is kind of second. the entire sculpture, right? so that's really stressful. but it is really fun. and that's i feel like i'm leaving so much of my passion in my heart and stage, which is crazy to think about that. that's something i care so deeply about. get to show with that's a lovely message as well. and in our last minute here, you know, it is women's history threat. this time where women have gained so many privileges. but it also feels like we're almost losing some of those privileges as air, what is your hope for the future? and are there any changes that you'd like to see? i mean, i definitely. >> speaking of women's history month, i mean, getting the right to vote was such a big difference, but we're still arguing for equal y. that seems like a really basic thing to me. that is a very solvable thing. >> so that would be i think the biggest step to overcome. but i also really love to see a law that would reinstate roe v wade. that would be really cool to see like no matter what your platform is. i think

that the biggest thing in life is toys and all of us can live our own decisions and having that choice to do so is really important. so i'd love to see that. come back. all right. well, miss oakland, rihanna, jones, thank you so much for being here with us this morning. >> and best of luck in the miss california thank you for having me. of course you're going it. thank you. we'll be right back.

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from there. so it's important a little i wonder if they have a tractor show off your tractor day down there. i'm not aware about. so what will? >> that's a like have a crack or i don't even know. wow, i can stop this thing. help me. want to see that any way that 70 forecast stefanie, it's a beautiful weekend. enjoy this. drive tractor out there. it's awesome. we've got temperatures about 60 or so. i'm thinking about everybody in this. you know, we do have a little bit of a breeze, though, today this afternoon, no advisories or anything, just to be a chilly breeze. so if you're heading to the coast of the bay or whatever near the water. >> bundle up a little bit next week. yeah, lightning bolts on tuesday and wednesday there it looks like this will still be hitting during the commute on tuesday. we get little close. we'll fine tune that to no advisories or anything with that yet. >> to be announced. all right. thank you so much for that. very thorough, dave, appreciate it. and thank you so much for joining us here on the phone for a weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin and we will see you back here bright and early tomorrow morning. 07:00am stay safe.

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