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conditions outside with our friendly meteorologist dave spahr. good morning. day. >> stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. hey, how about this weekend? you we've been not had a dry weekend for a long time and saturday was dry. we've got another one on tap tuna. part of this comes with some cold temperatures to get things started yet. the frost advisories back again covering the same real estate as before this is officially around until 9 this morning, maybe to revisited, perhaps. at least in some spots. we're looking at that's a possibility because the air is going to remain dry. and we're looking at clear skies right through least early monday. here's a look at those temperatures now we dropped. 34 this morning for livermore. got the mid to upper 30's up there in the north bay. still not too bad. we're still good. nice and safe way from freezing which you can have frost. well, head of having freezing and and some of those very local valleys. you can get those temperatures to slide right around the freezing mark. there's a look at some scattered clouds way out to sea. the storm is going take it well to get its act together. we're still looking at a tuesday morning hit

during the commute, which will be tracking for you. giving you more idea about that northwest of the winds at last check. little bit of an afternoon breeze. nothing major, anything with that in fog. forget about. it's been too nice for all of this. and that will be the case. also into monday, tuesday morning 02:00am. that tells you something, right? we'll be talking more about that. 49, 11 o'clock it to work. 54 coming up in a bit. we're going to be walking through how we go from the dry situation to a very wet one, particularly for your tuesday morning commute in unfortunates. we can expect some rain returning as well, stephanie. all right. thank you so much. >> in the east bay, the search continues for 2 people wanted in connection with the deadly shooting of a store clerk in pittsburgh. the father of 5 was gunned down earlier this week as kron four's philippe djegal learned police arrested one suspect so far. >> lull is back to work for the first time since a store clerk he's known for years was shot to death wednesday. he own 0, one fashion and accessories on power avenue in pittsburgh next door to easy

stop stores. >> we're 44 year-old abdul road was killed very saddening. all life. he's in. >> the piece and he don't jobs. they start his nice guy. he's very friendly with the people's hair. police first responded to shots fired in the 100 block of bruno avenue and learn those bullets were fired into the air and no one was hurt. >> while investigating that incident. >> officers heard more gunshots in the area which turned out to be the convenience store. >> that's where suspects confronted round move, ending with his death. police say 2 pittsburgh residents were involved in both shootings. 34 year-old jessica russo and 37 year-old gregory rose and john, both have been on the run since you seem like clock. >> same day. and then in the 9th. he's as it is very is very. said, you know, for his family, for his friend. even

the neighbors are everybody's mind about him. that includes longtime easy stop customers like ronald scott. >> sad to learn road is pittsburgh's first homicide victim of the year. scott says rove was a great man. >> we're not certain. killed days were full of great. they being robbed the store to dish out. you know. >> and that's very said police have announced an arrest in this case. 43 year-old pittsburg resident alan laura rhodes, cousin states in an online fundraiser that he was a veteran translator, u.s. armed forces and is survived by his wife and 5 kids. >> in p ttsburgh, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> police arrested 2 suspects in a stolen vehicle following an early morning chase with officers. a california highway patrol helicopter tracked the car accident 98th avenue in oakland then followed it as it traveled behind homes next to railroad tracks. officers saw

the 2 suspects then abandoned the vehicle from above the chp helicopter directed officers on the ground to the suspect's location where police made the arrests. in the north bay part of southbound highway 101 remain closed after a landslide in novato pg e is installing a gas line to temporarily go around. the 2 lines damaged in the slide. this is video you're looking at now of some of that damage caused by the landslide earlier this week. this is along redwood boulevard, which runs right next to highway 101, quite a bit of damage. there. this morning's closure affects petaluma as state route one 16 also known as the lakeville highway. 2 other son wrote in novato people driving from petaluma are asked to take lakeville highway east to 37 west, which does connect back to 101 south officials say they are trying to get this road work done before the next round of storms expected in just the next few days. the highway is expected to reopen at 9 o'clock today. berkeley

businesses struggling to keep its doors open after being slammed by the recent stormy weather delhi. rama lost power for days causing thousands of pounds of meat to go bad kron four's. amanda hari has more on this. >> the owners tell me they're doing everything they can to stay open and they're hoping their customers remain patient and support it. i watched as people came up to check out this site which lets them know that they're going to be closed because they have no pastrami. more than 3 days without power destroyed all of delhi. rahm, as in conor's cash, paris and on a heat to con. >> looked over the 2000 pounds worth of meat, a literal ton of beef that needs to be tossed out. the berkeley business lost electricity during tuesday afternoon. storm and they didn't have any way to save their inventory. no generator, dry ice is dangerous and moving. it was out of the question. the

timing transport large quantities of meat. you pose a health risk in the east to stay a certain temperature, difficult to maintain and transit and even more difficult to find somewhere to bring these 500 pound barrels filled with me in water. so they waiting, hoping the power would come back on. would send a lot of updates the estimated rest restoration time is going to be this or this. and every time it was just going send it out and out so emotion really emotional. roller coaster. w raman has only been open since august. we're a small business. >> we don't even pair selves yet. >> we're working to try and build this brand and really in car sales in this community and they aren't sure this is storm they can. whether that's like over $20,000 worth inventory that way in turn, make us close to $100,000 in revenue. by the time the power came back on friday, it was too late to save the pastrami.

>> they've started a gofundme to help cover some of their losses, but they still have to clean the entire facility fixed. a storm damaged freezer and start brining again cares estimates. it could be almost a month before they can get back to business. going to do our best to like, you know, pull through this. >> yeah, because we want to be here. i mean, we love the neighborhood. we love our customer base, our patrons, they're like our family. the owners tell me they may do pop ups to help cover their bills, but they promise that they're going to make sure to let their customers know. >> exactly what's going on on their website and on their instagram in berkeley amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the sierra ski season now been extended. the details on what you need to know before you hit the slopes. plus, how soon could financial reparations becoming for the black community in san francisco? i sat down with the committee head in charge of that task and a shooting at a

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>> the san francisco reparations task force held its first public hearing this month, presenting more than 100 ideas to the board of supervisors. the group says more proposals could be added as the process continues. the ideas that are there currently considering focus on 4

different areas, economic empowerment, health and well-being, education and academic achievement. and finally, public policy. i spoke with the committee share about some of those proposals. >> because many of the ways in which lex harris is because have been harmed. it's 2 policy is embed it into the practices of the city. es 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 talk about issues of race and discrimination. and i believe that our abiliuy even begin to have the conversation and we can be the path towards how do we reach better understanding? >> the committee chair added the proposal in its current form is more of an estimate and not the final draft. right now. the proposal says all blacks, 18 or older in san francisco who lived in the city for at least 13 years qualify for monetary reparations. the final support will be sent to the board of supervisors for consideration by the end of june. >> all right. looks like a dry

sunday for today with lots of sunshine, soaking up temperatures a bit on the cool side there. scratching to get near 60. we have an unsettled to say the least tuesday. we'

>> at least 26 people are dead in mississippi after tornadoes tore through the western parts of the state, including and leading to the death. the one person in alabama, stacy jacobson has more on how people there are trying to

recover. >> the devastation here in this tight knit community is so clear. people who live in silver city say this is the kind of town where everyone knows everyone. it's only about 300 people who live here. they say when the tornado ripped through, it only took about 10 seconds to do this much damage. and just going to point out to you, there's a red car right here, right next to it is where there used to be a mobile home. we spoke with the daughter of the woman who lived there. and as you can see, none of it is left over. if you look behind it, you can just see all of that debris. it's hard to even tell where the mobile home ended up. there is just tons of home insulation, appliances, clothing, pieces of metal wrapped around trees. it's hard to imagine that this much damage was created in such a short amount of time. we also spoke with the people who live in this home right over here. you can see the home is intact is only about 7 years old. the owners told us a lot of the

roof that ripped off and every single window we've got r pped out. they said they survived the tornado by going into the only room in their home that didn't have windows. that's an interior bathroom. this was a plan that they had all along. but they were still very distraught. thinking about how much damage there is their friends and neighbors. free lives were lost right here in silver city. one of them, a friend told me was a school teacher. so they're saying that here in silver city is grief. there's a lot of grief, but also the community coming together. we were at a command post where they were giving out food and clothing and baby items and just things for people to make it through the day. they say the one thing that they really need of people are looking to help our tart. they're expecting more rain here in silver city over the next few days. and they want people to be able to protect what little left they have of their property in silver city. i'm stacy jacobson.

>> all right. a little bit closer here. back at home. taking a live look now from our mount tam camera, looking towards the city of san francisco, looking very pretty out there. you can see the sun starting to rise over the skyline. our and we can really see a lot of that thing captured on the camera right now a day but kind of weather conditions. can people expect today water calling paintings is point. hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. another suite one here for us. soak it up before it gets a little storm here. want to send it back to southeast real quick. you saw what happened already in. >> a mississippi. more of that's expected today. and as a matter of fact, as we speak this line, israel, what's going on right now? they've already seen tornadoes occur in georgia. so it's going to another rough ride for the folks in the southeast in our department outside today, which is marvelous tomorrow. not too bad. some cloud cover build up. there is our storm for tuesday and that guy for wednesday, which looks like it will stay out to sea. that's kind of a good thing because

we may not get the direct hit from that low pressure system that we did last go-around. got the upper 30's up there in the north bay. 34 for livermore east bay shoreline 30's. we have 40 going on for oakland. frost advisory still with us until 9. but you get an idea how chilly those temperatures are. that's the price we pay for the clear skies and the sunshine we're going to get for today. contrast to 24 hours ago, a little cooler in the east bay than we were from yesterday. all right. what goes on today? yeah. enjoying today was a marvelous day will be got some cloud cover development up in the mountains. they're somewhat typical. we get into monday. things start to turn late as we get late in the afternoon from the northwest up there in the north bay is where it's all going to start very typical of winter storms. it will get the rain in the north bay and we froze here about 04:45am. so even in the early morning commute, you're going to get some rain. it looks like it's going to come off of a dry atmosphere. but you're still gonna get some rain to start things off the deeper stuff comes later during the day and the package contains when it's not for

today. we've got breezy conditions a little bit, not as breezy as yesterday. monday. another daughter. let's go into tuesday. you here they go up again and coming in from the south easterly direction. very typical for front dropping south. this is tuesday or tuesday. we're talking about wednesday is when we're watching the low. that will be a little bit more upstream. but this may cause some wind advisories. they haven't issued anything just yet, but i suspect by tonight you'll start to hear about parts of the bay area least getting something they're okay. cold start mostly sunny, dry is going take away from all this. there's the sun we're talking about a cool breeze near about 60 or and a chilly start. lee clouds tuesday, the stormy action wednesday, rain scattered showers and then some scattered showers to finish off the week with more. the longer range forecast coming up in a stephanie. dave, thank you. >> now to a big story we're following out of south lake tahoe. one man is dead after an argument inside that local hard rock hotel which led to a fatal shooting. but when the has more.

>> for those who were inside the hotel at the time does happen. things were terrifying. i was scared because that's quite shocking. initial reports to law enforcement of an active shooter inside the hard rock cafe in south lake tahoe sure that was just i processing the massive from all over the region >> ultimately, this would not be considered active shooter is what we would consider about 100 officers from douglas in el dorado county sheriff's office, south lake tahoe police, chp and the swat team hurried to the area during the sirens for like an hour and just and we're like what's going on here or not? and san francisco are like, oh, my connect fly of plaster ville were inside their hotel room when someone pounded on their door within an hour of the shooting, fully armed, fully geared. and and they so

they're looking for someone to. they came in. they searched room it was quite scary. he said there was a shooting. we had to stay in. >> place to be safe market store with a piece, a crayon saying that they checked the t uman. this is just stay in place. >> which they did for more than 2 hours until they were told things were safe. he said there was a shooting. >> and i said i was surprised. and i said, are they ok? and he said no. >> investigators say inside the casino at the center bar, a 32 year-old south lake tahoe man was located suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. he was transported to the hospital where he died. hours later. the bar area was still closed off to the public. a black curtain covered the area inside the bar also believe this would not be considered active shooter and that is what we would consider the

casino's security and surveillance help el dorado county deputies who stopped the suspect's vehicle along highway 50 near sierra at tahoe, where they arrested a 24 year-old man on suspicion of homicide and his 26 year-old female driver for dui response may seem overwhelming. and over the but that's okay. all we treat it as an active shooter at all. it the flies were grateful to be ok and that no one else was injured or you think you're safe place your room here and yeah, this is a beautiful place that you just never think would happen. >> and the fisa that they are grateful to law enforcement and the hotel for help keeping them safe and giving them as much information as they could reporting from the hard rock rowena shaddox for kron. 4 news. >> well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the warriors continue their playoff push and a key player could return to the court could return to the court tonight. details ahead.

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welcome back. in bay area basketball, the warriors take on the minnesota timberwolves tonight at chase center. and good news for the warriors, gary payton, the second is expected to play. he practiced with the team just yesterday and participates in a shoot out or rather a shooter out later today. if all goes well, he should be coming off the bench tonight. payton has not played since being acquired by the warriors in a trade back in february. yesterday, payton

was asked about his role with the team. >> i just go out there and i think, you know, the way i play speaks louder than, you know, talking to guys so just go out there and lead, by example, to younger guys coming off the it's more you know. so i like it in, you know, he's going to play around these last week or so. and, you know, get ready you know, lou, lou homestretch thing. >> the warriors try to win their 4th straight game tonight as they continue a push towards the playoffs. tipoff is set off or set for 5.30, at chase center. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a landslide closes a portion of state route. 84 in woodside, the potential impacts to your sunday impacts to your sunday commute. coming up next.

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morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. >> start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest on that. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a pretty nice one. we have again today to you like yesterday where to try it again, a little bit of a breeze, but not quite as much as yesterday. half moon bay. how about fog going on? lots of sunshine to come. once the sun gets a little higher up in the sky there. but again. >> what a drive home. this. a frost advisory. this is with us until 9 this morning. technically it might be reissued for monday morning, but there's other activity. the weather service's course watching as we get into next week here. this is what it is

basically on the satellite picture. what you see that swath the moisture due west to us. that's your tuesday game plan. then for wednesday, i do this or receiver quarterback or something up there. the northwest that will drop toward our west now not directly over the bay but will be close to the coast. question is, is it going his and stability here on wednesday for thunder shower activity that something to kind of look out for and potentially little bit of hail looks like we'll get some winds with the storm as well. ag in, upper 30's up there in the north bay. 34 for a little more 40 going on for oakland with 38 for hayward. 36 for a chilly even in some of those bay locations. there you see the winds out of the northwest are going to be shifting southeasterly as that swath of moisture gets here by tomorrow and tuesday. a look at your day again today to keep the sunshine flowing. temperatures are going to struggle to reach 60. so it looks great on the picture window but got through that sweater on kuz bit chilly, particularly if you're in the shade and got some winds working again, we'll take a look at what tuesday

looks like. that's when all this starts. and then later on with the rest, your workweek looks like as well, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> the recent snowfall is great for those looking to hit the slopes as kron four's gayle ong reports some area ski resorts are extending their ski season into late spring. and even summer. sugar bowl and northstar will be running lips until the 2nd half of april. while heavenly and kirkwood. >> we'll be operating until may. palisades tahoe announced the longest extension. it will be open until july 4th. >> people are super step about it and not waste. this threat from think that's chairlift will be spending until the summer at palisades tahoe. >> resort pr manager patrick lacey says the last time the season was extended until july was 4 years just alone this year, we have received 56 feet. >> that's 678 in. should all know that with all that snow comes challenges or being have

been working their tails off, trying to an very because our get out buried in the not just the left is the parking lot that we have to keep up with. >> as well as you know, whatever get this much snow. if greece, avalanche conditions. so we want to make sure that our patrol is definitely there in the mountains. spring skiing in this year is going to get heavenly mountain resort is extending the ski season until may, ricky newberry, vice president of mountain operations says heavily received 544 inches of snow this season, our record on our books is from 2016, 17 when it was 564. >> inches season today like palisades crews have been busy digging out. you know to do as much can sometimes you want because you're just constantly digging out. yeah, so it's certainly a lot of work just maintaining the digging it out again. they're ready. >> to open up each and every day. newberry says cool temperatures are also helping

mountain conditions. it keeps the snow really good everywhere, like the whole mountain. you know, side to side top to bottom is keen. well, like cold snow. >> we haven't seen much of a warm-up. we haven't seen much of the spring pattern with like corn skeen yet. so hopefully in the extension will get we'll get some of that. freeze and a good corner, cyclones, springsteen. and if you're wondering what corn skiing is like, i was it's when the sun melts the spring snow. so it's just right. not too icy, not too slushy. >> in a looks a little bit like corn, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, all that snow might be driving tourism. it is causing some trouble for long-term residents of tahoe. more than 50 feet of snow has fallen since the winter season began. and that's huge piles of snow everywhere. as you can see there, including on rooftops, which can lead to some pretty dangerous situations. >> obviously, with over 50 feet of snow, it's thousands of pounds of weight on our roofs and a roof. some of those routes are collapsing and having issues. yikes.

hopefully they can get that resolved soon. a winter storm watch is in effect until wednesday for the greater lake tahoe area. >> the national weather service says people should expect to see the most extreme snowfall and winds on monday night. on the peninsula. a landslide forced the shutdown of state route 84 at portola road near woodside. the debris runs 250 feet across and as you can see here, the situation has made the roadway impassable. giant cracks run all across both sides of the roadway. there. caltrans says the slide area is considered active. that means that more damage could be coming. no estimated reopening time yet. residents of popular or advised not to drink the water. they're following severe recent weather monterey, ca county officials say water can be used for handwashing washing the dishes and showering, but residents must brush their teeth with bottled water. officials are also advising business owners

not to mix regular and hazardous waste as storm cleanup continues. regular waste service resumes tomorrow. when city police are investigating a traffic collision that killed one person. it happed friday night at the intersection of alvarado niles road and dow avenue. police found a person lying in the roadway. paramedics responded and pronounced that person dead. police say a suspect was found at another location. that victim has not yet been identified. and now we go to southern california where the community continues to recover from the deadly shooting in monterey park. and on saturday, the fire department association there held a barbecue fundraiser to support the victims. john fenoglio has more on this. >> thank you so much. appreciate >> it has been a difficult couple of months for the monterey park fire department and the broader community is going to be a long process. obviously, it's been a long process for our full membership. but especially the

people that responded that night on both the fire department and our law enforcement side. we we need stand with the community bring everybody together and help the fire department hosting a barbecue fundraiser for the monterey park healing fund which aims to help all those affected by the tragedy that unfolded the night of january. 21st. >> when a gunman opened fire on innocent people at the star ballroom dance studio killing 11. >> one of the last couple of months been like since that terrible you know, you see all those things have been on you don't think that is going to happen here where you live and, you know, this really hit home and trying to do what we can of course, healing from such a horrific attack takes time. our fantastic job that night. however, something you really can't prepare for is mental and emotional impact. it's going to leave, you know,

things like this leave scars. and so one day at a time, they lean into their grief and each other and hopes of becoming stronger. since we're taking it community hard trying to get help each other. what you think the community needs most? i think things like this, obviously, you know, it's a hard thing to to move forward from. but ultimately, you know, along with some time and being together as a tight community doing events like this, so people >> come out. join each other. talk about what they want to talk about and hopefully just, you know, a little weight lifted off for an afternoon and have a good time is is i think very important. >> that was john fenoglio reporting for us. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news this past week. storms causing one bay area sports team to delay its home opener. what ticket holders can expect. and later, vicki liviakis introduces us to a new restaurant opening in san francisco offering a taste of francisco offering a taste of th time for downy mcbride to go to work.

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missing birds was found in oakland. there it is. this is video of the capture. the zoo thanking the person who alerted them about a pied crow that showed up at their doorstep yesterday afternoon. well, zoo keepers of your the bird inside the person's home where he was safely caught and that means there's just one more bird left to be found. it's another pied crow named diego. take a good look at the picture there on your screen. the zoo asks that if you spot diego, please don't try to catch him. he's a very shy bird that startles easily. they ask you to call their rescue hotline. if you see diego, that's 5, 1, 0, 703, 8, 9, 8, 6. most people try to let the bird get out of the house and in. but anyway, the story like that. anyway, here's the forecast up in the mountains going on. snow. >> that's right. it means rain for the bay area. we're tracking is another eventful paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled

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>> welcome back. in this morning's dine and dish kron four's vicki liviakis takes us to a delicious looking new addition in san francisco's south of market area. >> as francisco's soma neighborhood gets back on its feet. there's a brand new restaurant is called afici and thanks to chef eric government. the pg and is like work for so the first are to find a restaurant name so we may do. >> afici is part of the

alexander steakhouse group, but it's really stand-alone american cuisine with italian and french this is fine dining that's local, seasonal and authentic. chef eric upper is italian. by way of the bronx. he cures meets for charcuterie and whips up handmade pasta. oh, >> that's on the low alone in that. >> the chef even harvest his own caviar. i mean, who does that a lot more work in the first time why the york that's just the start. >> to land inside

>> i am arrives at your table. this technique before serving your sommelier will recommend a perfect pairing are if you just want to sit at the bar and soak up the cool vibes, afici is good for any in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> that looks like a very nice experience. nice work. vicki. well, taking a live look outside at san francisco's financial district this morning from our sutro tower camera. just a gorgeous shot. you can see the sun really just starting to come across the city of san francisco as people start to wake up. let's check in now with day for the forecast as people step outdoors. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and enjoy this sunday because things are turning into the workweek here. we're sending a quickly up to tahoe. they're looking at more snow. that means more rain for us tuesday. wednesday. >> the days to look at nice drop in temperatures. but you know what? the game plan with all of this is winter storm watch at this point. it will probably be elevated to a

winter storm warning later, they're expecting a couple more feet of snow through saga. upper 30's up there in the north bay. 34 for livermore little bit of that cold air drainage in the tri valley. looks like still some upper 30's along the east bay shoreline with 40 coming in for oakland. we've advanced this future cast all the way to monday because things are somewhat uneventful till we get some cloud cover. build up monday afternoon. so we'll start off in a sunday note again, another chilly start for you as well. then we get into the overnight. that's when the rain starts and into the commute tuesday morning. that's about 5.30, or so. to give you estimation, the deeper moisture still yet to come. and that low is still far away. that will be dropping out of the gulf of alaska. so this is the onset, as you can see about 5.30. so it's just getting started at that point. at the current estimation, to the moisture levels here. real quickly, just to show the humidity levels they drop off. today. we saw this yesterday. here's the recovery monday morning, which is not much of one. we don't have a fire concerns. what's not a problem, but it just shows you the patterns of

moisture at the surface here. so we start getting him elevate it. obviously by 5 o'clock. we already have the rain going on. so the point of this is the rain will start in dry air temps will be cold at the onset. so technically in the higher elevations, you might pick up a little bit of sleet temporarily as the transition goes to rain. also, those snow levels will be very low about 2000 feet or so to start. but once more, a milder air comes in here, it's going back to the game plan, a regular job, low rain except for a high. so for the rainfall totals, a quick estimation. you know, you can't go to the bank with this either cause. this is the beginning of the rain and some of that will be evaporating before reaching the ground because we're starting on a dry atmosphere. but just to give you quick estimation about 06:00am, you look at a couple of dimes up here up in the north bay and nickels and pennies down to the south. that's again as it starts. and that's estimations from the from the radar. so as we go to future cast winds in the big day to watch again will be tuesday. it looks like the winds will start before dawn and this is probably enough to

start hearing about wind advisory talk, if not, and they still cause some issues and problems like we experience from last week, something to look for now. watch the long-term pattern here. real quickly. we've talked about this before. here comes that mid latitude moisture. it's been in the higher latitudes for a little while going due east now. so that's the start. there's that low dropping towards our south. so it's around enough to give us that moisture into thursday. the rain rather wednesday, then more scattered into next weekend. here comes back. the rain again, high temperatures today upper 50's with sunshine. hello and enjoy because we may not repeat this next weekend. there's your messi week. coming up ahead, a drop in temperatures back to the 50's and into the weekend. we might be looking at some more rain. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update. it's a conference that celebrates how the internet and entertainment have crossed and created a new form of technology. rich demuro takes us inside the nft expo verse. >> outer edge is a conference dedicated to what's next on

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we're waking up to a beautiful sunday morning and we're covering a lot of news for you. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that's kind of a frosty one in some areas. maybe a frost advisory still with us until 9 this morning. cold temperatures yet again. >> and a little cool that we experience from yesterday with more 30's populating our temperature board here. the locations are still much the same as before does include san francisco, good chunk of the peninsula. but it's those inland areas in the east bay, south bay and even up to the north bay as well. so those temperatures now here's how we stand now after getting some sunshine. we're getting some 40's poking through there like santa rosa at 40. 41 for antioch. 35 chilly degrees for livermore. there are the

coldest spot on this map. 37 from allay and 39. meanwhile, for napa for today, basically mostly sunny will be sprayed occasionally by some high cloudiness. but there are 2 systems towards our west that will be monitoring and watching that will be players into next week. winds uneventful this morning. pretty much coming in from the southeast a bit and fog don't see it today or tomorrow, but overnight to on monday night into tuesday. you got it as that next system drop south. all right. enjoy the sunshine today. high noon and 50 to 55 at 3 in a bit. will walk with you what we think the latest morning. and still rain lingering through wednesday. stephanie, ok, thank you. >> in the east bay, the search continues for 2 people wanted in connection with the deadly shooting of a store clerk in pittsburgh. the father of 5 was gunned down earlier this week as kron four's philippe djegal learned police arrested one suspect so far. >> a lull is back to work for the first time since a store clerk he's known for years was shot to death wednesday. he

own 0, one fashion and accessories on power avenue in pittsburgh next door to easy stop from stores. >> we're 44 year-old abdul road was killed very saddening. all life. he's in. >> the piece and he don't jobs. they start his nice guy. he's very friendly with the people's hair. police first responded to shots fired in the 100 block of bruno avenue and learn those bullets were fired into the air and no one was hurt. >> while investigating that incident. >> officers heard more gunshots in the area which turned out to be the convenience store. >> that's where suspects confronted round move, ending with his death. police say 2 pittsburgh residents were involved in both shootings. 34 year-old jessica russo and 37 year-old gregory rose and john, both have been on the run since you seem like clock. >> same day. and then in the 9th. yeah, he's as it is very

is very. said, you know, for his family, for his friend. even the neighbors are everybody's mind about him. that includes longtime easy% stop customers like ronald scott. >> sad to learn road is pittsburgh's first homicide victim of the year. scott says rove was a great man. >> we're certain be killed. days worth great big thing, right? distorted the shot. you know, that's very said police have announced arrest in this case. 43 year-old pittsburg resident alan laura. >> rhodes cousin states in an online fundraiser that he was a veteran translator, u.s. armed forces and is survived by his wife and 5 kids. >> in pittsburgh, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> police arrested 2 suspects in a stolen vehicle early following an early morning chase with officers. a california highway patrol

helicopter tracked the vehicle exiting 98 avenue in oakland then followed it as a travel behind homes next to railroad tracks. as you can see there, officers saw the 2 suspects then abandoned the vehicle from above the chp helicopter directed officers on the ground to the suspect's location where palice made the arrest. in the north a part of southbound highway 101 remain closed after a landslide in novato pg e is installing a gas line to temporarily go around the 2 lines damaged in this line. and this is video of the damage caused by the landslide earlier this week. this is along redwood boulevard, which runs right next to highway 101. this morning's closure effects petaluma at state route one 16, also known as the lake, the highway all the way to other 10 road in novato people driving from petaluma are asked to take lakeville highway east to 37 west, which connects back to 101 south officials say they're trying to get this work done before the next round of storms expected in just a few days. >> the hill is moving.

>> the landslide is moving we're going pay that with the wet weather returning. more land movement very possible and unexpected. >> the highway is expected to reopen at 9 o'clock. a berkeley businesses struggling to keep its doors open after being slammed by the recent storms. delhi, rama lost power for days causing thousands of pounds of meat to go bad kron four's. amanda hari has more on this. >> the owners tell me they're doing everything they can to stay open and they're hoping their customers remain patient and support it. i watched as people came up to check out this site which lets them know that they're going to be closed because they have no pastrami. more than 3 days without power destroyed all of delhi. rahm, as in co-owners cash, paris and on a heat to con. >> looked over the 2000 pounds worth of meat, a literal ton of beef that needs to be

tossed out. the berkeley business lost electricity during tuesday afternoon. storm and they didn't have any way to save their inventory. no generator, dry ice is dangerous and moving. it was out of the question. the timing transport large quantities of meat. you pose a health risk in the east to stay a certain temperature, difficult to maintain and transit and even more difficult to find somewhere to bring these 500 pound barrels filled with me in water. so they waiting, hoping the power would come back on. would send a lot of updates the estimated rest restoration time is going to be this or this. and every time it was just going send it out and out so emotion really emotional. roller coaster. w raman has only been open since august. we're a small business. >> we don't even pair selves yet. >> we're working to try and build this brand and really in car sales in this community and they aren't sure this is

storm they can. whether that's like over $20,000 worth inventory that way in turn, make us close to $100,000 in revenue. by the time the power came back on friday, it was too late to save the pastrami. >> they've started a gofundme to help cover some of their losses, but they still have to clean the entire facility fixed. a storm damaged freezer and start brining again cares estimates. it could be almost a month before they can get back to business. going to do our best to like, you know, pull through this. >> yeah, because we want to be here. i mean, we love the neighborhood. we love our customer base, our patrons, they're like our family. the owners tell me they may do pop ups to help cover their bills, but they promise that they're going to make sure to let their customers know. >> exactly what's going on on their website and on their instagram in berkeley amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the sierra ski

season has been extended. the details on what you need to know before hitting the slopes. plus, how soon could financial reparations becoming for the black community in san francisco? sat down with the committee head in charge of this test and a shooting at a casino in tahoe leaves at least one person dead. the latest in that investigation in just a moment.

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>> san francisco supervisor matt dorsey tweeted this video as he marched the streets of the city saturday, along with hundreds of community members. they appeared to advocate for transgender equality and protection for transgender youth. and the separatist. the reparations task force held its first public hearing this month, presenting 101 ideas to the board of supervisors. the group says more ideas could be added as the process continues, the ideas that they are currently considering focus on 4 different areas. economictempowerment, health and well-being, education and academic achievement. and finally, public policy. i spoke with the committee chair about some of those proposals. >> because many of the ways in which lex harris is because have been harmed. it's 2 policy is embed it into the practices of the city. as 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 talk about issues of race and discrimination. and i believe that our ability even begin to have the conversation and we can be the path towards how do we reach better understanding? >> the committee share says the proposal in its current form is more than estimate and not the final draft right now. the proposal says that all blacks, 18 or older and san francisco who lived in the city for at least 13 years qualify for reparations. the final report will be submitted to the board of supervisors for consideration by the end of june. >> another day of sunshine fills the bay area's. we look for temperatures struggling to reach about 60 or so not too bad on your monday, but things turned monday night into tuesday. it's another storm are lookin

>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us on this beautiful sunday morning. it is a 14 and we're happy to help you start your and we are looking now at san francisco where you can see it's looking just gorgeous outdoors. looks like a nice day to maybe, you know, head out for a nice walk or even possibly a road trip on day. >> that would be fine. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody in and it's the cold stuff just to get things started later today. it will be cool with the breeze going and everything like that. but it is certainly day

and even into a drive down the central coast or whatever. enjoy wherever you're going. 40 santa rosa, 39 for napoli. still that frost advisory technically in place livermore. 35 chilly there in the east bay and tri valley. looks like 40 for hayward and 42. meanwhile, 4 san jose, the contrast to 24 hours ago straily in a couple of pockets here. so it's a little cooler in some spots this morning. then we had yesterday morning with the same kind of conditions. there you see our players that we're talking about. the first one. we're going to be on tuesday. this is the middle added to type moisture. it tends to be warmer, more moderate and so forth out of the gulf of alaska. these guys are cold. that's our typical winter storms. that's wednesday's player. it looks like it will be out to sea offshore, unlike its 6th, a predecessor, rather last week, which came across directly over the bay area, handing it over to future cast for today. you know, whatever, nice day for your travels, whatever night, not bad either. monday holds up pretty nicely as well. then late in the day, here comes some cloud

cover and the deeper moisture behind it will greet you for your tuesday morning commute. now it starts toward the early commute will play out to the whole event all the way till early in the afternoon. least the intensity will probably be in the morning side, though. now the winds also popping this to have breezy conditions today. so on and so forth, but tomorrow or into your tuesday should say there is a pop that happens here. and that's what the concern is there. you can see the la the elevated numbers. we may even have some advisories that will be posted here. so look ahead. pretty simple. today is dandy early in the and a chilly start. lake clouds develop tuesday morning. here comes the rain wednesday. that's that gulf of alaska low dropping south with scattered showers thursday and friday. this variable clouds and a shower perhaps through all of this. and by the way, looks like some more rain coming next weekend. 55 san francisco. 59 meanwhile for san jose and a bit will be take a look at longer range forecast in march through what happens after tuesday morning, stephanie. all right, dave,

thank you so much. >> well, it's women's history month that we are celebrating a kron 4 this month. the bay area crowned its new miss san francisco. she's also the first transgender woman to earn a title in the organization's 99 year. history on roadways joins me live right now. thank you so much for joining us. bright and early this morning. thank you so much for having me. this is so amazing and tell us a bit about what it felt like to win the crown to win the title. oh, my gosh. i am literally still in disbelief. this is like such a dream come true. i've been dreaming about this since i was 12 years old and sell. >> when the crowds places on my head, i was just houses and walk us through that moment. yeah. i mean, like i said, i've been dreaming about it for so long. so when that when the crowds placed on my head, i literally looked like. >> this is a real life. and on all the pictures of me are like me. just crying and light. seeing all my friends in the audience made it even more special. but looking gorgeous at the same time through all those and, you

know, tell us a bit about your story as well, because it's quite unique in how you helped lead you to compete for the title. >> yeah, well, 4 years ago i ran away from home and i was homeless and 2 years ago was assaulted at gunpoint. >> you know, to me. if i'm able to inspire a child, he sees me and thanks to yourself, i'm going to be ok that i've done my job with or without the sash and did you share that story while you were in the running for ms? >> san francisco what was that process like? >> yeah, i mean, i knew going into competing in the miss america organization, but i wanted to be true to myself because i knew that there was a little girl out there, a little child out there watching me. and i wanted them to know that if i can do it, they can too. >> where do you find the inspiration to speak up for yourself and is that courage come from? because it's not easy to share such, you know, to share stories of trauma.

>> you know, i think it comes from. thinking about. all the survivors, all the other children who? are at home and are going through exactly what i'm going through. if i can be a voice for others, if i can in some way help those that have been harmed, feel less alone unless ashamed. and so that they don't have to carry that burden on their shoulders alone and in silence. then i want to go stop platform. >> in monroe, you identify as being part of the trans community. tell us a bit about how that shaped your experience in the pageant. >> yeah, i mean, i'm so blessed to be part of an organization that really strives for diversity. and i think what makes miss america so special is a sisterhood that no matter who you are, where you come from, whether you represent a city like san francisco, every little town we are all together because of

our passion for service style success and scholarship. and so i think every woman in organization represents a part of america and miss america represents the best in all of us. >> and that's a beautiful message. and this is women's history month. of we're at this time when women have gained so many privileges. and yet it seems like at the same time, a number of privileges are being taken away. what is your hope for the future? and are there any changes you'd like to see? >> you know, i i'd say i would love to see more parity where gender parity in in the workforce, particularly in law. my career ambition is to be a deputy district attorney and hopefully run to be a judge in the same courthouse. my dad clean dosage and under someone hopes to join the bar and eventually the that is something that i would love to see more and more women and in collar professions. and last question here, you're going on to compete for miss california. yes, you you're getting ready. >> i'm so excited. i'm ready to bring the glamour to the

miss. california i'm ready to strap my stuff onstage. anything involves me walking and looking good and feeling good. i'm that's what i'm looking forward certainly already are a role model for so many. >> thank you so thank you so much. human roadways, miss san francisco. thank you so much for being here. thank you so much, stephanie. just gorgeous. we'll be right back.

now, the bay area sports happening today. the giants and a's are back home. the 2 teams start their annual preseason bay bridge series tonight at the coliseum. the giants wrapped up their cactus league spring training schedule yesterday in arizona. they beat the mariners. 74 san francisco starts. like a regular season on thursday in new york. taking on just >> meanwhile, the a's finished their stay in arizona with a game against the milwaukee brewers. the brewers won. 65 is are now back in oakland to host the giants at the state at the coliseum this afternoon. and oakland begins its regular season schedule this thursday night at home, taking on the angels. in bay area basketball. the warriors take on the minnesota timberwolves tonight at chase center. and good news for the worriers, gary payton, the second is expected to play. they can practice with the team just yesterday and participates in a shoot around

later today. if all goes well, he should be coming off the bench tonight. has not played since being acquired by the warriors in a trade back in february. yesterday, payton was asked about his role with the team. >> i just go out there and i think, you know, the way i play speaks louder than, you know, talking to guys so just go out there and lead, by example, to younger guys coming off the it's more you know. so i like it in, you know, he's going to play around these last week or so. and, you know, get ready you know, lou, lou homestretch thing. >> the warriors try to win their 4th straight game tonight as they continue a push towards the playoffs. tipoff is set off for 5.30, at chase center. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a landslide closed a portion of state route. 84 in woodside, the potential impacts to your sunday. come sunday morning commute. up next. good

morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. it is a 29 this gorgeous sunday. >> start off this half hour with a look at our forecast with the one and only dave a good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. a sweet weekend. it's been we're going to do it again here for sunday. check out the blue skies and half moon bay.

>> great day coming our way. but to get the coastal areas a little chilly, though, you look at those highs in the mid 50's or so. so definitely sweater coat will be needed for all this. and since we're on that note, another half hour, technically with this frost advisory, not impossible to see one again tomorrow morning as well. the conditions are kind of the same and then tuesday things start to change in the other direction. we get the atmosphere all moistened up. so their the players all kind of lined up for next week to the south to the west. that clump there you see that's tuesday's storm and then up towards the northwest. that will be through wednesday. we think the core of that low will stay out to sea, meaning the roughest stuff should be away from us. comparatively speaking but we may may still have some thunder showers or even some hail potentially with it. and certainly we're getting some winds as well. current temperature check for you. we have some 30's. hang on a little bit here. looks like a line from napa down to livermore little bit. also in fremont of 38. most of the readings are in the 40's today. high temperatures inland, even struggling to about 60 for an afternoon

high, maybe over the way. some high cloudiness money is not too shabby either. with cloud cover building up in the north bay. then tuesday, wednesday, things change will be talking more about that coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the recent snowfall is great for those looking to hit the slopes as kron four's gayle ong tahoe area ski resorts are extending their ski season into late spring and even summer. sugar bowl and northstar will be running lips until the 2nd half of april. while heavenly and kirkwood. >> we'll be operating until may. palisades tahoe announced the longest extension. it will be open until july 4th. >> people are super step about it and not waste. this threat from think that's chairlift will be spending until the summer at palisades tahoe. >> resort pr manager patrick lacey says the last time the season was extended until july was 4 years just alone this year, we have received 56 feet. >> that's 678 in. should all

know that with all that snow comes challenges or being have been working their tails off, trying to an very because our get out buried in the not just the left is the parking lot that we have to keep up with. >> as well as you know, whatever get this much snow. if greece, avalanche conditions. so we want to make sure that our patrol is definitely there in the mountains. spring skiing in this year is going to get heavenly mountain resort is extending the ski season until may, ricky newberry, vice president of mountain operations says heavily received 544 inches of snow this season, our record on our books is from 2016, 17 when it was 564. >> inches season today like palisades crews have been busy digging out. you know to do as much can sometimes you want because you're just constantly digging out. yeah, so it's certainly a lot of work just maintaining the digging it out again. they're ready. >> to open up each and every

day. newberry says cool temperatures are also helping mountain conditions. it keeps the snow really good everywhere, like the whole mountain, you know, side to side top to bottom is keen. well, like cold snow. >> we haven't seen much of a warm-up. we haven't seen much of the spring pattern with like corn skeen yet. so hopefully in the extension will get we'll get some of that. freeze and a good corner, cyclones, springsteen. and if you're wondering what corn skiing is like, i was it's when the sun melts the spring snow. so it's just right. not too icy, not too slushy. >> in a looks a little bit like corn, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> that's an interesting fact. thank you, gayle. well, all the snow might be driving a lot of tourism to the area. it's causing some trouble for people who live in tahoe long term. more than 50 feet of snow has fallen since the winter season began. and that's leaving huge piles of snow everywhere, including on rooftops. as you can see there, which can lead to some pretty dangerous situations. >> obviously, with over 50 feet of snow, it's thousands

of pounds of weight on our roofs and a roof. some of those routes are collapsing and having issues. winter storm watch is in effect until wednesday for the greater lake tahoe area. >> the national weather service says people should expect to see the most extreme snowfall and winds on monday night. so buckle down to that on the peninsula. a landslide forced the shutdown of state route 84 app or toll road near woodside. the debris runs 250 feet across. and as you can see here, it's made the roadway impassable. giant cracks are all across both sides of the road. caltrans says the slide area is considered active, meaning more dame damage could come. no estimated reopening time yet. and also on the peninsula. take a good look at this. a tree came down on adobe wrote in pacifica on saturday. a reminder the recent storms have left the ground in the area. very wet. please be careful while you're out driving. police are

investigating a traffic collision that killed one person. it happenedy night at the intersection of alvarado nild a dow avenue. police found a person lying in the roadway paramedics responded and pronounc personead. police say a suspect was found at another location. the victim has not yet been identified. and that's what makes story we're following out of south lake tahoe. one man is dead after an argument inside the hard rock hotel there led to a fatal shooting. we're going to shed x has more. >> for those who were inside the hotel at the time. this happened, things were terrifying. >> i was scared because that's quite shocking. initial reports to law enforcement of an active shooter inside the hard rock cafe in south lake tahoe sure. that's how it was just i processing the massive response from all over the

region ultimately, this would not be considered active shooter is what we would consider about 100 officers from douglas in el dorado county sheriff's office, south lake tahoe police, chp and the swat team hurried to the area during the sirens for like an hour and and we're like what's going on here or not? and san francisco are in lake tahoe, mike and annette fly of plaster ville were inside their hotel room when someone pounded on their door within an hour of the shooting, fully armed, fully geared. so they're looking for someone to they came in. they searched room it was quite scary. he said there was a shooting. we had to stay in. >> place to be safe market store with a piece, a crayon saying that they checked the truman. this is just stay in place. >> which they did for more than 2 hours until they were told things were safe. he said there was a shooting. >> said i was surprised and i

said, are they ok? and he said no. >> investigators say inside the casino at the center bar, a 32 year-old south lake tahoe man was located suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. he was transported to the hospital where he died. hours later. the bar area was still closed off to the public. a black curtain covered the area inside the bar on the way this would not be considered active shooter is is what we would consider the casino's security and surveillance help el dorado county deputies who stopped the suspect's vehicle along highway 50 near sierra at tahoe, where they arrested a 24 year-old man on suspicion of homicide and his 26 year-old female driver for dui may seem overwhelming. and over the but that's okay. all we treat it as an active shooter at all. it the flies were grateful to be ok and

that no one else was injured you think you're safe place your room here and yeah, this is a beautiful place and you just never think would happen. >> and the fisa that they are grateful to law enforcement and the hotel for help keeping them safe and giving them as much information as they could reporting from the hard rock rowena shaddox for kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, we introduce you to a remarkable woman. >> known in the bay area for advocating for those who live in underserved communities, how she used the challenges she faced in her own life to known as a loving parent. known for lessons that matter. known for lessons that matter. known for being a free spirit. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer, fda-approved for 16 types of cancer. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer, where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment

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bit of a disappointment for soccer fans. the oakland roots postponed last night's home opener because of field conditions. >> the team was set to play memphis on a new turf field. but the latest wet weather delayed getting everything installed safely in time. the match is set to take place at a later date. the club says fans who bought tickets for last night's game will get a credit for a future match. >> and 5 down one to go on saturday. one of the oakland zoo's final 2 missing birds was found in oakland. there's one of them. this is video of the capture the zoo. thanks. the person who alerted them about this pied crow that showed up at their doorstep yesterday afternoon. zoo keepers were able to the bird inside the person's home where he was safely caught and taken back to the zoo. now, this means that there's still one more bird left to be found. this is another pied crow

name, diego. and the zoo asks that if you spot diego, please do not try to catch him. he's very shy and he startles easily. they ask that you call their rescue hotline. if you see the bird, that's 5, 1, 0, 7, 0, 3, 8, 9, 8, 6, 5, 1, 0, 7, 0, 3, 8, 9, 8, 6, when he goes running. the how i would love to hear the radio traffic for that end. >> target captured. okay. stand out. here's a look at high temperatures today. we got the upper 50's lots of sunshine. no pushing, no shoving different story as we get into next week watching another storm come tuesday will lay it all out for you and be on the kron. 4 morning news. we did. welcome back to

kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and beautiful blue skies. you can see live from the golden gate bridge will see more of that probably tomorrow. so. >> and for prep preparation for the storm coming our way in terms of tahoe, that turns to snow as we talk about those temperatures falling with the next storm arrival, it is now a watch at the probably become a winter storm warning because several feet of snow are expected with this toast temperature check. it is cold again this morning. actually little colder was this morning we saw from yesterday. but now of course we're covering with the sun. joining us tri valley are looking at numbers in the mid to upper 30's in the east bay 40 for santa rosa. 46, san francisco. 39 up to nap and 42 for san jose. not going to prove greatly with those temperatures but at least a lot of sunshine. so advanced this map all the way to monday

to give you an idea of the rival. the cloud cover up in the north bay. but most of the day will be pretty good for most of the bay overnight. late at night. here comes and by the morning commute. here comes the wave. about 6.30, the intense stuff looks to be concentrated still up in the north bay. so the early morning commute with a little evaporation working here, too. we'll just be you'll be ended as it were won't be a lot of collection of rain yet. that will happen throughout the morning hours and those moisture levels jumping to future cast for the precipitation. part the humidity part. this is a this morning. so today we dry out tomorrow morning. that's the recovery, if you will, with lot of time to talk about the string fire events about we're not moisten up much. this is what the even a storm on our heels dry again, it looks like monday afternoon, but the point here is when the rain starts, it's going to be going into a relatively dry atmosphere and cold as well with a low snow level. so with these things in the recipe we could technically in those higher elevations. start

briefly with a little sleet before going over to rain event again, except for that very high elevations, which might pick up some snow mount hamilton and that kind of thing. so handing this over the computer to see how much rain will get up to a certain point. 7.15 at a couple of dimes to toss out in the east bay and up in the north bay kind of the the bull's eye for the heavier rain. but this is going to dry air. so the computers just looking at what the rate radar would see, not what's guaranteed to hit the ground. so i would take away about 75% or 25% of that or so. a quick check of those winds. we have a little breeze going on today, but tomorrow or tuesday, rather, that's we're watching for the winds to back up again. so a wind advisory, a return of our forecast. let's put this whole week together for you again. we're talking tuesday for the first storm that's coming in due to the west. that guy up there that looks like a sweet roll over my head. that is a low of the gulf of alaska. it's cold. you'll feel the temperatures drop. it stays out to sea. that's good news because that's where the most intense weather will be. hopefully we're hoping it

south to see drops towards our south things clear out sort of for thursday friday next weekend. we'll do it again with more rain coming our way. spring showers bring whatever flowers upper 50's to near about 60 for the high today. again, a lot of sunshine. here's your seven-day forecast a little bit unsettled shore thursday, wednesday, recovery for thursday or friday. we'll do rain again saturday. stephanie, like the sweet. what role reference thursday. very helpful. >> well, march is women's history month and kron four's recognizing remarkable women of the bay area. our next nominee works every day to help the underserved black community in san francisco. kron four's stasio introduces us to phelicia jones. that is fully should johnny's. life has had many twists and turns for the bay area activists but serving. >> has always been a part of her soul. >> you know, years ago at 13, i lied when they had the summer jobs. i lied and said i was 16 and i got a summer job

and it was like working with you. who would, you bring in kids and we you to different places. and then also we would mentor this is john's running a class at san francisco county men's jail where she works as a rehabilitation services coordinator. >> she says her mother set the stage, encouraging the family to be involved. but after high school, her 2 sisters were murdered. shot the other strangled, you know, trying to deal with my grief. i ended up on crack. >> i'm live from crack use. i was selling crack in to me trying to sell cracking ended up in prison when she was leaving. she says the guard gaber this message when i left prison, one of the guard said jones don't come back. and i that terry denies the like, don't worry. i'm not. i when i come back, i said i'm going to be getting paid. jones kept

word back in 1991, she went to college, getting a bachelor's degree and a master's in counseling. witness specialty and chemical dependency from notre dame. >> damon near university they tell them, you know, you have more years in front of you, then you have behind you. so you can change your life. in addition to working at the sheriff's department, jones dedicate her life to helping those in the black community live healthy lives. >> we died may be close to 50 families through november december. that was through grassroots organization, wealth and disparities in the black community. >> this is jones on the steps of city hall leading rally for tyre. nichols, who died in january, beaten by memphis officers back in 2015, jones got involved in police brutality cases after the fatal shooting of mario woods by san francisco police officers. she founded maya

woods remembrance day. she is reflective of her long career and one is around the corner. you can't save the people you serve. so i'm a servant. and so being a servant right is a consistent. >> you that you you're at it, you working on so for now, she is focused on tackling new alarming issues in her community. >> the statistics of franciscans around the deaths. >> it's 5 times that of all san franciscans. and i just find that to be horrific. and so what are we doing about it? as for being nominated as a remarkable woman? >> she had this to add. so you've been tapped as a remarkable woman. are you remarkable woman? oh, yes, i remarkable woman >> i claim that hand. it's

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the emergency department received some words of encouragement as you see there after they responded to hundreds of storm-related 9-1-1, calls the emergency center, in fact, saw a 400% increase in call volume just earlier this week. well, the san francisco was i on church shared these kind messages of thanks on the sidewalks just outside of the facility. something for all the dispatch staff to see as they're walking into the facility there. >> i'm just very encouraging. and what a nice message. and blind and visually impaired kids got a chance to celebrate spring with a >> beeping egg hunt. you heard that right? the lighthouse for the blind and visually impaired of san francisco held this event for the first time in sandra fell. each egg that you're seeing there has a little beeping mechanism inside and the child can then help can help fight can find rather by listening or just feeling for the sake. kids

were also able to pets guide dog puppies. do arts and crafts and decorate cookies. what a wonderful idea. get the kids involved and still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. the struggle continues for local businesses impacted by the recent stormy weather. >> this happening with more rain on the way. plus one person is dead after a shooting at a casino in lake tahoe. what we know about the suspect now in custody. and the search continues for the people involved in a shooting that left a father of 5 dead. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step?

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday and a gorgeous morning at that. we have a lot to cover for you, but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. another cold overnight low gave us a frost advisory this morning. technically this thing's going to be expiring probably before your eyes. >> within this minute, you see the coverage area was really those inland areas where the temperature really fell. we may see this reinstated tomorrow potentially because we have the clear skies and

all of that and we'll have a chilly morning. start for your monday. but beyond that point, it's turning into a different type of forecast. we've got 40's taking hold of the north bay delay has the exception coming 38 40's off to the east bay. 46, san jose matched for half moon bay and also for san francisco. there's a beauty shot east bay shoreline, all lit up very nicely with blue skies, blue bay, another sweet day in the bay with a lots of sunshine. so they're the 2 agitators out to see, ok, the first was going to be our direct western partner there. now that moisture is coming from the mid latitudes. the lower latitudes that moisture comes from its origins from the tropics or warmer air. so what has more moisture in it? so that's how we'll start very familiar from this winter, much these winter months. then up in the northwest, the more traditional type storm system coming out of the gulf of alaska. that will also drive with the winds and rain and all that fun stuff. but tracking that the question is, is it going to traversed directly across the bay area? does not look like it. it looks like it will stay out to

sea, which means we probably won't get hit as hard as last go around. that's the thinking but still will be stormy tuesday into wednesday. there's a look at the winds. they will start to develop from the southeast at a good clip. you're going to feel feel that by probably tuesday morning and with try to show here is to look at that on the fog cast. we're seeing something happened tuesday morning. i wonder what that could be coming up a little bit here. we'll have a look at what it looks like for that forecast getting into the rain on tuesday and yet more to come in the next weekend, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> in the east bay, the search continues for 2 people wanted in connection with the deadly shooting of a store clerk in pittsburgh. the father of 5 was gunned down earlier this week as kron four's philippe djegal learned police arrested one suspect so far. >> all is back to work for the first time since a store clerk he's known for years was shot to death wednesday. he own 0, one fashion and accessories on power avenue in pittsburgh next door to easy stop from

stores. >> we're 44 year-old abdul road was killed very saddening. all life. he's in. >> the piece and he doing his jobs. he started his nice guy. he's very friendly with the people's hair. police first responded to shots fired in the 100 block of bruno avenue and learn those bullets were fired into the air and no one was hurt. >> while investigating that incident. >> officers heard more gunshots in the area which turned out to be the convenience store. >> that's where suspects confronted ending with his death. police say 2 pittsburgh residents were involved in both shootings. 34 year-old jessica russo and 37 year-old gregory rose and john, both have been on the run since you c seem like clock. >> same day. and then in the 9th. he's as it is very is very. said, you know, for his family, for his friend. even the neighbors are everybody's mind about him. that includes

longtime easy stop customers like ronald scott. >> sad to learn road is pittsburgh's first homicide victim of the year. scott says rove was a great man. >> we are certain be killed. days. work for great, big thing, right? distorted the shot. you know, that's very said. olice have announced an arrest in this case. 43 year-old pittsburg resident alan laura. >> rhodes cousin states in an online fundraiser that he was a veteran translator, u.s. armed forces and is survived by his wife and 5 kids. >> in pittsburgh, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> police arrested 2 suspects in a stolen vehicle following an early morning chase with officers. a chp patrol helicopter tracked the vehicle exiting 98th avenue in oakland and followed it as a travel behind homes next to railroad tracks. officers saw the 2 suspects abandoned the vehicle

from above the chp helicopter directed officers on the ground to the suspect's location where police made those arrests. in the north, a part of southbound highway 101 in marion county will now be closed until 2 this afternoon because of a landslide in novato. it was originally scheduled to reopen at 9 this morning. pg e is installing a gas line to temporarily go around. the 2 lines damaged in the slide. and this is video you're looking at now of the damage caused by the landslide earlier this week. you can see it's pretty significant damage. this is along redwood boulevard which runs right next to highway 101. this morning's closure affects petaluma at state route one 16 also known as the lakeville highway all the way to adderton road in novato. officials say that that they're trying to get the work done before the next round of storms expected in the next few days. the hills moving. >> the landslide is moving we're going to dissipate that

with the wet weather returning more land movement is is very possible expect it. >> people driving from petaluma are asked to take lakeville highway east to 37 west, which connects back to 101 south. it brookly businesses struggling to keep its doors open after being slammed by the recent storms delhi. rhonda lost power for days causing thousands of pounds of meat to go bad kron four's. amanda hari has more on this. >> the owners tell me they're doing everything they can to stay open and they're hoping their customers will remain patient and support it. i've watched as people came up to check out this site, which lets them know that they're going to be closed because they have no pastrami. more than 3 days without power destroyed all of delhi. rahm, as in conor's cash, paris and on a heat to con. >> looked over the 2000 pounds worth of meat, a literal ton of beef that needs to be

tossed out. the berkeley business lost electricity during tuesday afternoon. storm and they didn't have any way to save their inventory. no generator, dry ice is dangerous and moving. it was out of the question the time the transport large quantities of meat, you pose a health risk in th% east to stay a certain temperature, difficult to maintain and transit and even more difficult to find somewhere to bring these 500 pound barrels filled with me in water. so they waiting, hoping the power would come back on. would send a lot of updates the estimated rest restoration time is going to be this or this. and every time it was just going send it out and out so emotion real emotional roller coaster. w raman has only been open since august. we're a small business. >> we don't even pair selves yet. >> we're working to try and build this brand and really in car sales in this community and they aren't sure this is storm they can. whether that's

like over $20,000 worth inventory that way in turn, make us close to $100,000 in revenue. by the time the power came back on friday, it was too late to save the pastrami. >> they've started a gofundme to help cover some of their losses, but they still have to clean the entire facility fixed. a storm damaged freezer and start brining again cares estimates. it could be almost a month before they can get back to business. going to do our best to like, you know, pull through this. >> yeah, because we want to be here. i mean, we love the neighborhood. we love our customer base, our patrons, they're like our family. the owners tell me they may do pop ups to help cover their bills, but they promise that they're going to make sure to let their customers know. >> exactly what's going on on their website and on their instagram in berkeley amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the sierra ski season has been extended. the

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>> san francisco supervisor matt dorsey tweeted this video as he marched the streets of the city saturday. he along with hundreds of community members showed up to advocate for transgender equality and protection for transgender youth. the san francisco reparations task force held its first public hearing this month, presenting more than 100 ideas to the board of supervisors. the group says more ideas could be added as the process continues. and the ideas that they are currently considering focus on 4 different areas, economic empowerment, health and well-being, education and academic achievement. and finally, public policy. i spoke with the committee chair about some of these proposals. >> because many of the ways in which lex harris is because have been harmed. it's 2 policy is embed it into the practices of the city. as 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 talk about

issues of race and discrimination. and i believe that our abality even begin to have the conversation can be the path towards how do we reach better understanding? >> the committee chair says the proposal in its current form is more of an estimate and not the final draft. right now, the proposal says all blacks, 18 or older in san francisco who lived in the city for at least 13 years qualify for reparations. the final report will be sent to the board of supervisors for consideration by the end of june. >> all right, another sunny day expected for a top-up that we really struck the gold mine for this weekend. those temperatures scratching the region about 60 with a little bit of a chilly breeze. next week. anoth

>> at least 26 people are dead after tornadoes swept through the southern u.s. our stacy jacket, jacobson is in mississippi with more on how people there are trying to recover. >> the devastation here in this tight knit community is so clear. people who live in silver city say this is the kind of town where everyone knows everyone. it's only about 300 people who live here. they say when the tornado ripped through, it only took about 10 seconds to do this much damage. and just going to point out to you, there's a red car right here, right next to it is where there used to be a mobile home. we spoke with the daughter of the woman who lived there. and as you can see, none of it is left over.

if you look behind it, you can just see all of that debris. it's hard to even tell where the mobile home ended up. there is just tons of home insulation, appliances, clothing, pieces of metal wrapped around trees. it's hard to imagine that this much damage was created in such a short amount of time. we also spoke with the people who live in this home right over here. you can see the home is intact is only about 7 years old. the owners told us a lot of the roof that ripped off and every out. they said they survived the tornado by going into the only room in their home that didn't have windows. that's an interior bathroom. this was a plan that they had all along. but they were still very distraught. thinking about how much damage there is their friends and neighbors. free lives were lost right here in silver city. one of them, a friend told me was a school teacher. they're saying that here in silver city is there's

a lot of grief, but also the community coming together. we were at a command post where they were giving out food and clothing and baby items and just things for people to make it through the day. they say the one thing that they really need of people are looking to help our tart. they're expecting more rain here in silver city over the next few days. and they want people to be ableito protect what little left they have of their property in silver city. i'm stacy jacobson. >> taking a live look very different situation over here in the bay area. we're getting some sunshine over the embarcadero and weather conditions in the bay area, at least over san francisco looking pretty calm at this time. let's check in now with day. for more on the forecast. a hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we only to see that on the weekends. it's been a couple weekends. we have 2 days of >> yes, soak it up. you know, storm in the southeast. they have a marginal chance of repeating the performance from yesterday. maybe not to that level those kind of tornadoes with winds that approached

about 200 miles an hour. that's really something. but you can see the stormy action already producing tornadoes all the way to georgia. so another day of this temperature check for you were already graduated to the 40's and in some cases 50's vallejo standing out at 39. but 47 san francisco in 54 antioch. so these are the 2 big players are coast. we're watching this one's first tuesday. that's one is going to be wednesday. the different thing this go-around is the thinking is that that low is going to stay out to sea. so it's not going to traverse right across the bay. it did so last go-around perfectly. and that produced a lot of very ball to weather. plus, the fact that it also intensified right before our eyes turning into a bit of a bomb here. so here's what happens on future cast for today. you know, whatever sunshine taker, right along the coast where you're going today. beautiful tonight. not bad. check out the stars all that tomorrow. not too shabby. here's the cloud cover development by monday night. you can see the cloud cover already in place. here comes the moisture in the rain.

looks like by 6.45 or so. we haven't quite seen the most intensity covered the bay area entirely. so the morning commute, you're probably not going to get the big hammer hitting just yet. that will be later tuesday morning with that first hit about those winds today, again, relatively uneventful. little bit of a breeze going on here. it will be a chilly breeze. so plan accordingly for that, too. but lots of sunshine. then we get into the actual storm event. winds settle down to the southeast front is up towards our north. this may produce for us. a wind advisory potentially for tuesday. so tba on that one will let you know as we speak. there's nothing that's been issued thus far. so cold start today, mostly sunny, dry, a cool breeze highs near about 60 tomorrow morning. we're actually starting off a little frost advisory, too, but it's a clear skies in the sunny monday for you, too. so chilly start to cold. start late clouds, rain and stormy tuesday. wednesdays got rain. scattered showers low. we're thinking out to sea staying out there later in the week there by thursday, friday, variable clouds on exactly

short. the details of all that, course, has been focusing more on the storms. but we've got people chance of showers sneaking in there next weekend. it looks like a longer range forecast models. rain returns on saturday. 55 san francisco. 58 for oakland, 59 san jose and in those inland spots still scraping to reach about 60 or so around will be cool. we'll go through the longer range for you coming up in a bit, stephanie. dave, thank you so much for that. >> and now to a big story we're following out of south lake tahoe. one man is dead after an argument inside the hard rock hotel there led to a fatal shooting. are we to shut has more on this. >> for those who were inside the hotel at the time does happen. things were terrifying. i was scared because that's quite shocking. initial reports to law enforcement of an active shooter inside the hard rock cafe in south lake tahoe sure that was just i just crossing

the massive from all over the region >> ultimately, this would not be considered active shooter is what we would consider about 100 officers from douglas in el dorado county sheriff's office, south lake tahoe police, chp and the swat team hurried to the area during the sirens for like an hour and and we're like what's going on here or not? and san francisco are like, oh, my connect fly of plaster ville were inside their hotel room when someone pounded on their door within an hour of the shooting, fully armed, fully geared. so they're looking for someone to they came in. they searched room it was quite scary. he said there was a shooting. we had to stay in. >> place to be safe market store with a piece, a crayon saying that they checked the truman. this is just stay in place. >> which they did for more than 2 hours until they were

told things were safe. he said there was a shooting. >> said i was surprised and i said, are they ok? and he said no. >> investigators say inside the casino at the center bar, a 32 year-old south lake tahoe man was located suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. he was transported to the hospital where he died. hours later. the bar area was still closed off to the public. a black curtain covered the area inside the bar also believe this would not be considered active shooter is is what we would consider the casino's security and surveillance help el dorado county deputies who stopped the suspect's vehicle along highway 50 near sierra at tahoe, where they arrested a 24 year-old man on suspicion of homicide and his 26 year-old female driver for dui may seem overwhelming. and over the but that's okay. all

we treat it as an active shooter at all. it the flies were grateful to be ok and that no one else was injured or you think you're safe place your room here and yeah, this is a beautiful place you just never think would happen. >> and the fisa that they are grateful to law enforcement and the hotel for help keeping them safe and giving them as much information as they could reporting from the hard rock rowena shaddox for kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the warriors continue their playoff push and a key player could return and a key player could return to the court

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basketball. the warriors take on the minnesota timberwolves tonight at chase center. >> and good news for the warriors. gary payton is the very gary payton. the second excuse me is expected to play payton practice with the team yesterday. he participates in a shooting around later today. a shootaround later today. and if all goes well, he should be coming off the bench tonight. payton has not played since being acquired by the warriors in a trade back in february. yesterday, payton was asked about his role with the team. >> i just go out there and i think, you know, the way i play speaks louder than, you know, talking to guys so just go out there and lead, by example, to younger guys coming off the it's more you know. so i like it in, you know, he's going play around these last week or so. and, you know, get ready you know, lou, lou homestretch thing.

>> the warriors try to win their 4th straight game tonight as they continue a push towards the playoffs. tipoff is set for 5.30, at chase center. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a landslide closes a portion of state route. 84 and woodside. >> the potential impacts to your sunday morning commute. up next. good morning, 9.29.

this sunday. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. >> start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is in the weather with more on the conditions staying. okay. good stephanie. good morning, everybody. and live shot coming in from san jose state. they're there and they're enjoying the photons as well. nice blue skies going on here and plenty to be shared with. so the plants also get that for all their. >> sugar and starch production here. now we do have the frost advisory now going to be extended for monday morning until 9 as well. it's the last day will probably see that because of the changing weather pattern as we get into tuesday morning. they're the 2 storm systems. we're talking about the one on the lower left. that is our tuesday deal. the one up near the label coming out of the gulf of alaska. that's our wednesday storm system that we hope will just be on the eastern edge of as the circulation of the lo remains out to sea temperature. check

for you were in the 40's over most of the real estate. 50 going on for antioch, lower to middle 40's cover. most of the east bay for today. enjoy the sunshine again. temper temperatures scratching near about 60 or so. but you have a little breeze in there and shaded times will be about the chilly side. so bundle up to the if you're near the ocean or any water coming up in a bit. of course, we talking about tuesday and what's going on for the latter portion of the week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the recent snowfall is great for those looking to hit the slopes as kron four's gayle ong tahoe area ski resorts are extending their ski season into late spring and even summer. sugar bowl and northstar will be running lips until the 2nd half of april. while heavenly and kirkwood. >> we'll be operating until may. palisades tahoe annou ced the longest extension. it will be open until july 4th. >> people are super step about it and not waste. this threat from think that's chairlift will be spending until the summer at palisades tahoe.

>> resort pr manager patrick lacey says the last time the season was extended until july was 4 years ago. just alone this year, we have received 56 >> that's 678 in. should all know that with all that snow comes challenges or being have been working their tails off, trying to an very because our get out buried in the not just the left is the parking lot that we have to keep up with. >> as well as you know, whatever get this much snow. it creates an avalanche conditions. so we want to make sure that our patrol is definitely there in the mountain spring skiing this year is going to get heavenly mountain resort is extending the ski season until may, ricky newberry, vice president of mountain operations says heavily received 544 inches of snow this season. our record on our books is from 2016, 17 when it was 564. >> inches season today like palisades crews have been busy

digging out. you know to do as much can sometimes you want because you're just constantly digging out. yeah, so it's certainly a lot of work just maintaining the to get out. ready. >> to open up each and every day. newberry says cool temperatures are also helping mountain conditions. it keeps the snow really good everywhere, like the whole mountain, you know, side to side top to bottom is keen. well, a cold snow. we haven't seen much of a warm-up. we haven't seen much of the spring pattern with like corn skeen yet. so hopefully in the extension will get we'll get some of that mel freeze and a good corner, cyclones, springsteen. and if you're wondering what corn skiing is like, i was it's when the sun melts the spring snow. so it's just right. not too icy, not too slushy. >> in a looks a little bit like corn, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> you know, might be driving more tourism to the sierra. it is causing some trouble for long-term residents. there. more than 50 feet of snow has fallen since the winter season began. that's leaving huge

piles of snow everywhere, including on rooftops, which can lead to some potentially dangerous situations. >> obviously, with over 50 feet of snow, it's thousands of pounds of weight on our roofs and a roof. some of those routes are collapsing and having issues. >> i hope they can tackle that issue soon. a winter storm watch is in effect wednesday for the greater lake tahoe area. the national weather service says people should expect to see the most extreme snowfall and winds on monday night. on the peninsula. a landslide forced the shutdown of state route 84 at portola road near woodside. the debris runs 250 f-et across. as you can see here, it's made the roadway impassable. giant cracks are all across both sides of the road. caltrans says the slide area is considered active, meaning more damage could come. there is no estimated reopening time yet. also on the peninsula, take a look at this. a tree

came down on adobe road in pacifica saturday. >> a reminder the recent storms have left the ground there. very wet. please be careful when you're out driving in the area. residents in popular or advise not to drink the water after the recent severe weather, monterey county officials say water can be used for handwashing washing your dishes and showering, but residents must brush their teeth with bottled water. officials are also advising business owners not to mix any regular and hazardous waste together as storm cleanup efforts continue regular waste service resumes tomorrow. a disappointment for soccer fans. the open postponed. last night's home opener because of field conditions. the team was set to play memphis on a new turf field. but the latest wet weather delayed getting everything install safely in time. the match is set to take place at a later date. the club says fans who bought tickets for last night's game will get a credit for a future match. 5 down one to go on

saturday. one of the oakland zoo's final 2 missing birds was found in oakland. there it is. >> this is video of the capture. the zoo thanking the person who alerted them about this pied crow that showed up at their doorstep yesterday afternoon. zoo keepers the bird inside the person's hall where he was then safely captured and taken back to the zoo. but of course, that does mean one last bird is still left to be found. this is diego. he's another pied crow and the zoo asks that if you that you if you see him, please don't try to catch him. he's very shy and he startles easily. they ask that you please call their rescue hotline. if you spot diego, you could call that number. it is 5, 1, 0, 7, 0, 3, 8, 9, 8, 6, new this morning, south bay congressman ro cada who represents cities and santa clara and alameda counties announced he is not running for u.s. senate representative

conor saying on twitter that he is instead endorsing east bay. congresswoman barbara lee saying in part, quote, i believe the most exciting place to advance bold and progressive policy right now is in the house. and march is women's history month and kron 4 is recognizing remarkable women of the bay area. our next nominee works every day to help the underserved black community in san francisco. kron four's terisa stasio introduces us to phelicia jones. that is fully should joey's. life has had many twists and turns for the bay area activists but serving. >> has always been a part of her soul. >> you know, years ago at 13, i lied when they had the summer jobs. i lied and said i was 16 and i got a summer job and it was like working with you. who would, you bring in kids and we you to different places. and then also we would

mentor this is john's running a class at san francisco county men's jail where she works as a rehabilitation services coordinator. >> she says her mother set the stage, encouraging the family to be involved. but after high school, her 2 sisters were murdered. shot the other strangled, you know, trying to deal with my grief. i ended up on crack. >> i'm live from crack use. i was selling crack in to me trying to sell cracking ended up in prison when she was leaving. she says a guard gaber this message when i left prison, one of the guard said jones don't come back and i that denies the like. don't worry. i'm not. i when i come back, i said i'm going to be getting paid. jones kept word back in 1991, she went to college, getting a bachelor's degree and a master's in counseling. witness specialty and chemical dependency from

notre dame. >> damon near university they tell them, you know, you have more years in front of you, then you have behind you. so you can change your life. in addition to working at the sheriff's department, jones dedicate her life to helping those in the black community live healthy lives. >> we died may be close to 50 families through november december. that was through grassroots organization, wealth and disparities in the black community. >> this is jones on the steps of city hall leading rally for tyre. nichols, who died in january, beaten by memphis officers back in 2015, jones got involved in police brutality cases after the fatal shooting of mario woods by san francisco police officers. she founded mario woods remembrance day. she is reflective of her long career and one is around the corner. you can't save the people you

serve. so i'm a servant. and so being a servant right is a consistent. >> you that you you're at it, you working on so for now, she is focused on tackling new alarming issues in her community. >> the statistics of franciscans around the deaths. >> it's 5 times that of all san franciscans. and i just find that to be horrific. and so what are we doing about it? as for being nominated as a remarkable woman? >> she had this to add. so you've been tapped as a remarkable woman. are you remarkable woman? oh, yes, i remarkable women as i claim that hand, it's easy. >> to see why. theresa kron. 4 news. a crown for cties to honor remarkable women of the bay reall month long.

>> you can read more about our finalists by scanning the qr code right there on your screenu and coming up after the break, vicki liviakis introduces us to a new restaurant in san francisco and there's day he's going to tell us all about the weather after a and on top of this story that was going maybe you're serving up a delicious forecast. how about that today? it is. that's right. you hit the nail on the head. we've got temperatures into the upper 50's near about 60 lots of sunshine. however. >> to giveayou indigestion, tuesday and wednesday coming our way and have your complete forecast in just a bit. keep it kron morning news continues.

>> welcome back. in this morning's dine and dish kron four's vicki liviakis takes us to a new addition in san francisco's south of market area. check it out. >> as san francisco's soma neighborhood gets back on its feet, there's a brand new restaurant is called afici and thanks to chef. >> pg and is like to work for aficionados. so the first are to find a restaurant name so we may do. >> afici is part of the alexander steakhouse group, but it's really stand-alone american cuisine italian and french this is fine dining that's local, seasonal and authentic. chef eric upper is italian. by way of the bronx.

he cures beach for charcuterie and whips up handmade pasta. oh, >> that's on the low alone. in that. >> the chef even harvest his own caviar. i mean, who does that? >> we're the first time doing why the >> that's just the >> live at your table. this makes technique before serving. your sommelier will recommend a perfect pairing or if you just want to sit at the bar and soak up the cool vibes, afici is good for any

into francisco. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> taking a live look now at the clear skies over the golden gate bridge looking so nice out there just looks the bridge is getting an isis and 10 almost from the sun is coming up over looking nice and doesn't you know, tan, but i guess with it and orange. so haha. >> we have to worry about any fog. good 70. good morning, everybody. clear views everywhere, changing going into the future. however. >> yeah, tahoe here comes the snow. we've talked a lot about this. they've already had a lot. the other thing to kind of add this to a bit is and we still face this risk going forward is we had a temperature heat spike coming up like next week or a couple following weeks before we get the gradual change with the seasons here that could be problematic, causing some flooding in particularly downstream to for a lot of the reservoir since they're already quite getting close to full monday through wednesday is when that winter storm watches. this will be upgraded later on probably to a warning

temperature check. we'll do this again tomorrow morning with the frost advisory 40's, mostly with some 50's poking out here and there and even delay has jumped up to 41 at this hour. future cast for this is monday morning. monday evening, skews me. there's the cloud cover development overnight. here comes the rain. now. this will probably start during the early commute. 7.30. there you have it. but the deeper moisture remains out towards the west will will play out throughout the morning hours. moisture levels at the surface. they drop off nicely today. here's what goes on tomorrow morning. the so-called recovery tomorrow afternoon dropping off considerably. and as the onset of the rain happens, it will be going into dry air. that's only pertinent to mention that our snow levels are relatively low to start and 1500 feet or so. you might have to get some sleep at that level just because it's dry and about. but of cooling sometimes can fraser freeze raindrop or 2 perhaps that will be just very early on that it goes into rain and then above that will get snow at much higher elevations,

5,000 feet and so forth. mount hamilton might pick up something. how much in terms of rainfall. but again, that evaporation rob's with these projected numbers are to start about that. that's a problem. but you can see amounts here. just an estimation, half a buck to david buck up to the santa rosa. as you can see, there's plenty more to come by wednesday. again, back to tuesday. come the winds. there's a spike that happens here. we have it. i when a wind advisory will be issued later, not just yet, but we'll see when we get a little closer. only good news to mention here as postal last week. as here comes the start, this is tuesday. that's that cinnamon roll. so is our producers there. they're the wordsmiths and then into wednesday, we're thinking that that will stay out to sea. good news is we won't get the brunt of it overhead like we did. it just went right across the bay pick is a deep into to the south. it goes. we're left with the rest of the week. thursday friday, variable clouds, maybe a shower or 2 next weekend will be so lucky for sunshine here. you can see some rain that's way out there. we'll see if that holds

together. temperature check for you. we've got the upper 50's on the board here. santa rosa coming in at about 60 today. and this will be with a little bit of a light breeze with all of that. the heavier winds are yet to come. so we're going look at 2 different seasons here as we walk into a very wet spring pattern tuesday and wednesday with all the colder air that i mentioned before. don't forget we could get some thunderstorm activity and particularly with that low on wednesday, it's possible. it's possible. also to get some hail and some, you know, localized areas and so forth, not good for utility poles and whatever to be mentioning, but the bigger issue will be those wind, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for that update. >> well, it's a conference that celebrates how the internet and entertainment have crossed and created a new form of technology. our rich demuro takes us inside outer edge. >> the conference dedicated to what's next on the internet. we wanted to create an innovation fast. so to celebrate all the incredible technologies that are coming

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francisco, the emergency department received some words of encouragement after they responded to hundreds of storm-related 9-1-1. calls the you may recall, received a 400% increase in call volume just earlier this week. and because of all the storm church decided to put together - some messages of support. they went out with their chalk and started, you know, sending and leaving some nice messages outside the immersive emergency dispatch building. so was really nice to, you

know, for the dispatch workers to see these messages of support as they headed into work. and blind and visually impaired. kids got a chance to celebrate spring with a beeping egg hunt. you heard that right? the lighthouse for the blind and visually impaired of san francisco held the event for the first time in sandra fell. and how it works is has a beeping mechanism inside and that helps the child find the ag by listening to it listening for or feeling around for it. and the kids were also able to pet guide dog puppies and do some arts and crafts as well as decorate cookies. so it's so nice to, but they got creative and figure out a way to get the kids involved in this. >> it's going to plant some for today. by the way, the weather is going to just like that. lots of the blue skies going on here. so, stephanie, going into next week, let's do here we go, boom. on tuesday we're talking about and some folks working for the power companies or whatever saying, well, good morning to you, too. i know. so here comes on

tuesday. that's the first tip that that is actually milder air. and it's not as cold and so forth. so but we're coming sver cold air at the surface. so weird stuff starts to happen. we might technically in the higher elevations get briefly a little bit of sleet before that turns over to snow for the very high elevations, mount diablo in mount hamilton. everybody else gets rain. but in instability with that low out to we may potentially get some thunder shower action, potentially some hail, but also those winds last didn't do that. so that was good news for that. this time. it may not do that. so that's good news. here's what we've got for next weekend. rain returns so enjoy this weekend. accordingly. there's your 7 day forecast, stephanie, again, tuesday wednesday, the 2 big days to watch. we'll be messy. yeah. have the umbrellas ready. thank you so much, dave. appreciate it. >> and from all of us here at the kron, 4 weekend news, i'm stephanie lin have a wonderful, safe day and stay dry next week. take care. now.

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