>> everyone standing in front of the house. they want to go to work and they're not allowed to do the most in a week is a long time. safe. >> now attend tense moments in los angeles. this president trump talks wildfire recovery with local leaders, its first visit to the area since the destruction began. >> very scared. we're reaching out community leaders were talking people were gathering information.

>> plus, what mayor lori mayor daniel lurie says the city is doing about growing concern over immigration enforcement. and tonight, an outpouring of grief in half moon the community coming together to reflect on a deadly mass shooting. 2 years later. >> coming together to remember lives lost. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. >> dan feel and i'm noelle bellow. this week marks 2 years since a disgruntled employee opened fire and killed 7 farmworkers in half moon bay. the tragedy has ignited advocacy for farm workers, rights and quality of housing. today, local organizations held a vigil to reflect on those who were killed crop or sack moment. joining us live now with the latest from half moon bay jack. >> yeah, that's right. well, today's purpose was to remember those 7 farmworkers who will were killed 2 years

ago this week. but there was also a shadow over today's vigil with many people fearful over what the next 4 years of immigration policy can bring. >> us all better friday evening the community remembers those who are gone >> reminded to protect who are still with them that, you know, it's been it's been belinda hernandez are ya got runs a loss nonprofit who hosted the two-year memorial for the half moon bay mass shooting on january. 23rd 2023, a disgruntled fall worker shot and killed 7 farmworkers and critically injured. one other the shooting ignited a massive conversation on how farmworkers many undocumented are treated. the past 2 years have been spent trying to get better housing and advocate for better resources and we can never.

>> fully imagine what the families are going. really, you know, this loss for them is forever. so coming together after 2 years is a must for us to not for kids to keep their memory going to also pledge that we will never allow this to happen >> 3, a prayer and had written letters. a couple 100 people here on friday. no, this year's memorial comes with a shot head us. >> call many of the undocumented farm workers who wanted to show up friday to grieve. >> stay at home after recent executive order by president trump crackdown on immigration. i want this message >> one thing >> know was also left that a loss just a day after the president's inauguration basically saying that, you

know, champ is here, pack your bags and report to ice. but that still did not stop large crowd from showing up. support. it hits home. and for me, it is an emotional time. but i'm grateful for the love of the community coming together. >> and there is a permanent park, a permanent memorial set to be established remember those lives that were lost 2 years ago. this week is set to be installed at fernandez park, but it will take a couple years to complete reporting live here in half moon bay jack moment. kron, 4 news. >> the senate being equally divided. the vice president votes in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed. >> and with that, the senate narrowly confirmed pete hegseth is the nation's new secretary of defense. the final vote tied at 50 50 after former gop senate leader mitch mcconnell surprisingly joined senators susan collins and lisa murkowski in voting. no.

president trump responded to the vote before he left los angeles tonight. >> i think is going to be a great secretary. >> i just urge >> winning is what matters right? >> texas confirmation process has been controversial facing allegations of excessive drinking at work events mismanaging to nonprofit veterans groups and abuse of his second wife. it was also investigated but never charged with sexually assaulting a woman at a republican conference in 2017 in monterey headset strongly denies all of those allegations. >> if you have emergency powers just like i do and i'm exercising my emergency powers, you have to exercise them. also, i exercise look, i mean, you urgent, see power and you can do everything within. >> 24, our guests. >> president donald trump

clashed with the mayor karen bass during his visit to los angeles today. the president calling los angeles mayor's timeline for wildfire relief to slow demanding she wave permitting requirements so people can start rebuilding immediately. mayor bass said residents should be able to return to their homes within the week. but keeping people safe from hazardous materials is her top priority. we will have a full report on the president's meeting with local and state leaders coming up tonight at 10, 30. as for those deadly wildfires, both the palisades and eaton fires are nearing full containment tonight. the palisades fire is now 79% contained and has burned nearly 23,500 acres in the pacific palisades area. meantime, the eaton fire is 95% contained. it has burned just over 14,000 acres. crews have gained a lot of ground in the hughes fire tonight. >> burning in castaic north of santa clarita. that's now at

79%. containment up from 54% from just a few hours ago. that fire has burned about 10,000 acres. evacuation orders have also since been lifted while rain is needed for the very dry region, it could present some new dangers for areas that have already been left scorched. let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for the latest on the conditions in the la area. all the talk of the fires and the wind. now we're talking about rain, even some snow. >> across the mountain tops there in the los angeles area right now. the best news they can get. the santa ana winds have backed off and we're seeing more of a seabreeze and more of a gentle wind kicking in. so that's really helped firefighters throughout the day today as those winds have calmed down. now we are expecting the chance of some rain to begin to move in. so there are some spots we're watching very closely. some of those burn areas. we could see some rain falling only expecting about a 3rd, maybe a half an inch. so not a whole lot of rain. the concern is that we might see some thunderstorms develop inside some of these storms as they

rotate through. if you get a heavy downpour with a thunderstorm that could cause some mudslides debris flows that continues along the coastline toward the malibu area. 2 of the fire concern there as well. more rain expected there as well. but the good news is they're going to be getting some rain, something they have see. very little love at all this season. less than two-tenths of an inch of rain for the entire season. finally, more rain coming. in fact, they're going to see more rain from this storm system that will continue on and off through the weekend and monday to than they have for the entire season. guys, back to you. all right, lawrence, thank you. a message of gratitude for san francisco firefighters today. more than 50 crew members have been down in southern california fighting the deadly wildfires as kron four's. rob nesbitt reports a resident from pacific palisades got the chance to say thank you. >> on friday, the firefighters at station. 25 in san francisco. got a thank you from someone whose homes survived the palisades fire because of their hard work. eugene quote, got a tour of the fire station and got the chance to shake the hands of

several firefighters. he lives in pacific palisades where the palisades fire burned more than 23,000 acres. it was really chaotic. everyone was. >> everyone was doing the best and the fire was spreading fast and pass that throughout the day. and by afternoon it was spreading so fast that the entire area had to be after evacuation orders were lifted, he was able to go back to his home. he saw firefighters from station. 25 on scene. >> working to protect his neighborhood. captain jonathan baxter says the san francisco fire department had more than 40 firefighters in southern california when the flames were at their worst. we just it was called the crew change. >> mean that we send fresh firefighters down to relieve the firefighters who ave been there for 10 to 15 days walk says without their efforts, his home by now be standing today. he's still not able to move back in because of smoke and ash damage. so while staying with family in san francisco, you want to stop and show his appreciation with me being evacuated. i spent some time too. >> with my family here and i

really the more i thought about it, i really wanted to thank them because they were instrumental in stopping the spread on our blog. otherwise all 24 houses would havbeen paying down, helps justify individual firefighters perspective. well, there battling a fire like they are right now and they're seeing destruction and devastation. this one story. that what they're doing is making a difference. the san francisco fire department still has. 22 firefighters in southern california actively fighting the fires. >> reporting in san francisco, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> new at 10, the san jose sharks paying special tribute to a local firefighter last night. alameda county firefighter brandon franco kicked off the game with a puck drop. franco was badly burned while fighting the corral fire near tracy last june has since recovered at last night's game. the sharks also raised funds for a handful of organizations supporting las angeles county

in its wildfire recovery efforts. and a reminder our parent company nexstar media group is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims. you can scan that qr code there to learn how you can help out. >> still ahead here tonight, fires in california, a polar vortex on the east coast. taking a look at some of the strange ways southerners are dealing with the deep freeze plus struck and killed on his way to honoring the life of a local cyclist teams after his past and immigrant's on edge.

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fears within immigrant communities in san francisco after recent reports of ice agents on a muni bus city officials have since debunked those reports. but as kron four's lezla gooden reports that's not easing any panic. earlier today, i caught up with the mayor, daniel lurie, while he was visiting a fire station in san francisco. >> i dressed him directly about the alleged ice encounter on a muni bus and how president trump's promise on mass deportation has many residents now on edge. here's how he responded question. sorry, guys, sorry. we got many want to know about the muni, concerned that we're close out a statement that it wasn't fair. fresno, i'm sorry say it, make sure that you guys i got it. but we got around. mayor, do you have anything to say? a lot of people are very scared right now. they would like to hear directly. really appreciate now, make sure that you have are i got this state and the people want to hear directly from you. this care. >> they're very scared were reaching out to community leaders were talking to people

were gathering information in yesterday's rumors. >> it's just it. we understand people are fearful. and so we we are in contact right now with community leaders and we will continue to communicate with the public. we also reached out to ice about this encounter and they told us in his btatement that they were not involved. >> in this incident, we also heard from local nonprofits like mission action about this and they gave us the following statement saying we want to reassure everyone that we are actively investigating this incident at this time. we have been unable to verify the report and are unable to provide additional information beyond what is currently available. and this is what you can do. if you find yourself contacted by an ice agent, first, a calm and remain silent. you are not required to answer questions about your immigration status or where you were born to do not open the door without seen a warrant. lastly document the

incident safely without interfering and ask for a lawyer. if you are detained, let's going home for news. >> here's the deportation under the trump administration are not just in the latino community. it's also affecting the asian community with concerns of ice agents asking them about their citizenship status so far. >> neighbors and i and other asians, we're saying that least we're in the san francisco bay area where where some are protected. so we feel safe here. but unfortunately, for our friends and family there outside. california. yeah, our houses are open for them. >> study did find that one in 4 residents in the bay area, our asian. >> a food truck owner in the hospital tonight with critical injuries after being shot in valais kron four's. philippe djegal has the very latest on the search for the suspect. >> alone gunshot slipped past most years. niro my of food, mart and liquor in vallejo thursday night. >> it took just seconds for a

verbal encounter in the parking lot to turn violent when the suspect pulled out a gun and opened fire at a truck owner is always bad when somebody gets ways the victim hotted a pop-up selling chicken wings outside the store on race street coming into town from his home base in richmond. a witness says someone wearing dark clothing walked up to the truck, parked out front, exchanged words with a man and fired one shot. >> before running off toward the marina, police have not released a motive behind the shooting. it's sad because if things that are doing their jobs, you know, and >> when they beat in that thinking about getting robbed or shot. witness says the victim's mother was inside the food truck at the time and called 9-1-1 bystanders before police and paramedics arrived. >> police say he remains hospitalized with injuries, threatening his life the last minute have years. it's been it's you know, the kids could

play. they. >> do what they want. it was so neighbors are concerned about violence citywide less than 2 weeks ago, a 4 year-old girl was critically wounded during a shootout in the crest neighborhood considered a rougher part of town. >> the marina is seen by locals as more welcoming to visitors, but clearly not immune to gunfire everywhere. >> it's not just the crest west south, the you know, >> so far no arrests have been made in vallejo. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a pulitzer prize winning cartoonist with bay area ties is out of jail with a gps monitor tonight after being arrested for possessing child. darren bell was being held on a million dollars bail but was released ahead of his court hearing yesterday. prosecutors brought up 3 new allegations against him in are asking all of his devices be searched and for him to be barred from having any further contact

with minors. investigators say they found more than 100 videos of child abuse linked to an account controlled by bell. and that thousands of more exist. bell started his career as a cartoon us while attending berkeley and went on to freelance at the san francisco chronicle and oakland tribune. he's expected to be back in court next month. >> new at 10 police have identified a man who was struck and killed while riding his bike in walnut creek. 49 year-old carlos aguilar reyes was bicycling on north main street near ne show valley road when he was hit by a car earlier this week. police say the driver remained at the scene. spokesperson for the city of walnut creek said police do not expect charges to be filed in the case. aguilar reyes leaves behind a wife and 2 children. the gofundme has been set up to help his family with funeral and burial expenses. also new tonight, san francisco transit officials say they're facing a

major budget shortfall and they're calling on the community for help. as mta is inviting the public to a meeting next week to discuss ways to raise funds. this comes as the transit agency says it's staring down a potential 320 million dollar budget gap. officials cited decline in funding and high inflation as reasons for the deficit. the agency has warned of potential cuts to muni and other services its next public decision is on january 27th people can attend in person or online. >> pg e is offering bay area residents a new way to save on ev charging costs. santa clara contra costa and alameda residents who have an ev and charge it at home can enroll in a new program called ev charge manager. it lets participants know to plug in one great demand is low so they can save money if participants use the program for 3 months, they also earned a $75 gift card. the program

also designs a personalized dashboard showing charging habits costs, battery usage and efficiency. >> all right. well, we've dealing with some chilly temperatures but there could be something coming falling from the sky this week. how about that? i got some good news on a friday night, right? that's a good thing. the weekend we've got some colder temperatures. maybe that's not the good stuff. but a chance of rain love to see that out that the clouds are beginning to move in today. yeah, they are thickening up outside this. looking from our mount tam coun. you can barely see down below some lights and that is about it. things start to really thicken up outside. gonna be cold tonight, too. no. getting around that temperatures here. get 49 degrees right now in san mateo. 46 in dublin. 41 now and nap and 46 degrees sonoma. 44 in petaluma so we've got a freeze. watch posted for a good part of the bay area. the north bay all the way to the east bay to the seneca valley up along the peninsula, too. these clouds may just back off just a little bit overnight tonight. and that's gonna allow the temperatures to get

chilly in spots. some of these overnight lows again, well down in the 30's. so it's been cold at night. that's for sure. but it's been such a dry january, but i think things are about to turn the corner right now. it looks like we're going to see some changes coming our way. so these clouds you can see i'm rolling through right now with this weak area of low pressure. there's one of the north are really watching. these clouds start to clear out a little bit tonight as those skies clear out these temperatures are really going to plummet as we head toward early tomorrow morning. now, the low that we're watching is actually just a little further to the north. this is coming down from canada. so it's bringing some very cold air that's going to be dropping into the bay area as it moves in. that's going to break up the chance of some showers. and it's also going to get those winds howling across some of the mountain tops 2 in the north. very gusty winds, 40 to 50 mile an hour winds a real possibility. wind advisory posted by the national weather service across the higher peaks in the north bay through not only tonight but right into the weekend, too. so yeah, gusty out there overnight tonight. tomorrow it's going to be a lot cooler. forget those temperatures in the upper 60's. some 70's tomorrow. yeah, you've got

some partly cloudy skies and a chance of a few scattered showers. all right, lauren, thank you. still to come here at 10 o'clock rolling back which companies are already removing inclusivity initiatives after an order. >> from president trump, plus, how state leaders are responding to trump's order recognizing only 2 sexes and another big retail stores set to close, which jc penney location is leaving the bay area. coming

>> well, the last remaining jc penney location on the peninsula is is shutting down for good. jc penney, located

inside san bruno's, temper and mall will permanently close in may. a spokesperson for the store did not say exactly why. however, mall was bought a few years back and it set to transform into a biotech office space. jc penney does have 7 other bay area locations. >> new baseball hall of famer in bay area native species about making a movie about his hometown of allay. it'll be called the way home and it centered around his experience playing little league baseball and the city about the attended. the high school was drafted straight out of school by the cleveland guardians in 1998. he pitched from 2001 to 2019, winning a cy young award and a world series title with the yankees in 2009. he was also on 6 all-star teams. there is no word yet, though, on when that movie is going to be released. but very cool. indeed. still ahead here at 10 o'clock in arctic blast.

freezing much of the east coast, including some states that rarely see snow. >> plus, president trump's promise to las angeles residents for covering up from wildfires. his conversations with local leaders

>> president trump is promising federal aid to the victims of southern california is devastating fire storm after touring the disaster zone and the pacific palisades. yeah. the president also vowed to speed up recovery efforts. so victims can rebuild faster. but those pledges also follow. >> his claim that the state mishandled firefighting efforts. john has more on trump's tour today and his

promises. >> we need this. president trump on the ground in pacific palisades touring the wildfire damage. meeting with several homeowners on one street who lost everything along with firefighters. great. and here, the president and first lady surveying some of the more than 23,000 scorched acres from the year after being greeted by governor gavin newsom at lax. >> it's like you got it i have all the expectations that will be out of work. we get the speedy recovery. >> it was an uncharacteristically warm reception between the 2 after trump on wednesday threatened to withhold federal disaster aid unless the state changes the way it manages its water. however, experts say the state's water supply to sow cow has nothing to do with january's wildfires. was not invited to trump's emergency fire briefing at a firehouse

in the palisades. i don't think you can realize how. >> how rough it is, how how devastating it is until you see addressing state and local leaders. the president pledging full federal support to rebuild all areas impacted by the wildfires. the federal government standing behind you 100%. i'm gonna give you everything you want. i'm going to give you more than any president would have ever given la mayor karen bass thanking the president for his support while explaining that local officials are working as fast as possible to slash permits for debris removal and rebuilding. >> but we are going to move as fast as we can. but we want you to be safe. we want you to be back in your homes immediately. but the people are willing to clean out their own debris into we can pass says she thinks palisade residents will be able to return to their neighborhoods in about a week. that's a long time a week. i'll be honest to me that. >> everyone standing in front of the house. they want to go to work and they're not allowed to do the most in a way to use a long putter, the safe.

>> this safe the president did not visit altadeena, which was devastated by the eaton fire. >> prompting pleas for help from congresswoman judy chu who represents the area. i just want to make sure. but you remember the people. >> altadena and pasadena and that you can come there and see how terrible the devastation has been there so that they can get the help that they need work closely. and i know your community was really devastated. >> that was john fund reporting for us. the president also says that he's keeping a campaign promise by deploying thousands more troops to the border. u.s. marines stationed at camp pendleton are among 1500 active duty military service members being deployed this week to the u.s. mexico border. chip yost has more. >> friday, the white house released video of military members at the u.s. mexico border. part of a deployment

of 1500 u.s. marine and army personnel sent there following an executive order signed by president trump. the president declared a national emergency exists at the border and directed the department of defense to address the issue. according to the acting secretary of defense, some of the tasks, the military members will be given. we'll include assisting in the construction of physical barriers. in deportation flights. the american people have been waiting for such a time as for our department of defense to actually take home and security seriously. this is a number one priority of the people. president is already. can not? everyone is welcoming the news. this is what the mayor of el paso, texas had to say. i don't think we need choose a no guy. go back to say we are very safe community. >> we are one of the safest cities in the united states and you don't need troops along our border here because

very safe. again, i want to message out to be very clear to folks in el paso, texas. you do not have to live in fear. >> and that was chip yost reporting for us tonight. state attorney general rob bonta responding to president trump's executive order that tik layers. there are only male and female sexes and rejects that people can transition from one gender to another or be considered non binary. >> california doj has your back. we support have rights. you have protections to lgbtq+ community has state rights and state protections, federal rights and federal protections. trump's order while certainly concerning. i can't change those right and those protections that you have and i will make sure tp do everything in my power to protect your to defend your protections. >> the president has signed the executive order but much of requires more federal action. the attorney general says california department of justice. we'll be ready to go if and when the law is broken.

>> target is the latest company to announce it is rolling back their diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives following president trump's executive order. the retailer stated it will be ending a program established to help black employees at build meaningful careers. target will also concluded dei goals the company had previously set several major corporations like meta, mcdonald's, walmart and ford have retreated from similar programs, all fearing legal risks. despite major brands scaling back yesterday, cosbco announced it will not be following suit. the company is rejecting a shareholder proposal calling for a review of the risks. dei policies may pups. >> new at 10 alcatraz ferry workers have reached a contract deal. union announced the result of there final vote today after reaching a tentative deal last week. ferry workers have been negotiating a contract for years. they want tracked strike several times.

>> cupertino city attorney is leaving. christopher jensen submitted his resignation letter saying his last day will be february 22nd. he did not say why he's leaving only that. he's going back to work as a private attorney in a statement to kron 4, he wrote in part, quote, i'm proud of everything the city has accomplished during my tenure in cupertino, jensen served more than 3 years, 3 and a half years as the city attorney. >> a fuller vertex is blasting the east coast with bone-chilling temperatures and some rare sites for people. some in florida woke up the snow cover in palm trees. the reports of up to 5 to 12 inches. some areas. this extreme weather closed several schools in at least 8 states along with major roads and highways. >> and while some people shovels, snow, as you saw in that video, the sky in covington, georgia, took a bit of a different approach. just see a head says a a flame thrower worked much faster,

then salt or gravel. he told reporters he usually uses for brush removal officials across the south still tallying up the snowfall totals from their storm that they received earlier this week. savannah, georgia recorded 3 inches, which is the most the city seen since 1989. it's a good year. court's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is gonna look, lawrence, are they getting any more snow july cow? that car just stopped in the middle. the street? yeah, i would do the same thing, right? use like some got there. the flame. yeah, it but hey, they don't have, you know, the snow plows or anything like that in the deep south. they're not used. >> to all that cold and all that snow. boy, they had 6, 8, inches of snow in places where they just usually don't see it. it was record snowfall all the way in the deep south. we're still dealing with some very cold temperatures. most precipitation is done, but that cold air still in place. freeze warnings all the way into central florida down in the tampa area. yeah, they've got some cold weather alerts as they're going to see chilly

temperatures down the 20's 30's even down toward the tampa area. some extremely cold temperatures. we're not done with the snow yet, although it's going to start to make more of a turn toward the north a bit and along the northeast toward the great lakes where you usually see it further get some more stormy weather on the way. but those will be more moderate storms, not snow or ice storms rolling on through temperatures. yep. they're going to be dropping as we head through time, especially to the north. it's going to be chilly in spots there. but it'll start to moderate as we get into next week. in fact, you're back in the 60's in the deep south where they should be still some 30's across much of the northern tier. all right, mark, thank you. >> lunar new year begins next week here in the bay area. san francisco is getting ready to welcome a huge crowd last year. more than a million visitors attended lunar new year events and organizers are hoping for even more people to come this year for the 3rd year in a row, portsmouth square will offer free parking for the first 2 hours during any and all celebrations.

>> it's also very important free outside of san francisco. people encouraged company to do their shopping up to die. so common joining and it's going to be of access this and very that and waukee in chinatown. >> the world famous chinese new year parade will be in san francisco on february 15. >> still ahead, helping people who are homeless care for their pets, a local nonprofit working to make a difference in silicon valley. >> plus, fixing our forest. the new legislation that could help protect a california from help protect a california from the future wildfires. very excited about saving big

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>> the u.s. senate now has to decide on the fate of the fix, our forest act, which could establish requirements for managing for us and federal land including wildfire threats. the hruse passed that bill yesterday. juliet smith spoke with a california congressman. >> who is an advocate of the act and an environmental group opposing it. >> our government failed california. these mega fires could have been prevented if our government had done its job. representative josh harder believes the fixer for a stack would help fire officials be more proactive. >> rather reactive when battling wildfires, it would create an interagency fire center focusing on fire assessment in prediction. >> having a center is really going to allow us to have a one-stop shop to be able to empower our firefighters out in the field with the best information possible. it would also establish a casualty

assistance program support critically ill or injured firefighters and their family members along with family of deceased firefighters. it would also fix reimbursement delays to local fire departments and support forest restoration. this is absolutely essential. not just. for our state, but for the entire united states. however, several environmental groups opposed fix our forest act and called in a misleading a policy analyst with defenders of wildlife says the legislation would harm endangered species. >> in overlook what he calls environmental priorities, we think that it >> doesn't address the real problems that we're dealing with, the fire. >> and instead it shifts focus logging >> addressing avoiding environmental review. and while representative harder says the la fires make the need to pass the legislation is specially important. >> the environmental group questions the timing. >> it's opportunity stick to

use the fires in los angeles to vote on this bill. these fires in los angeles are tragic and they are occurring chaparral and and brush and structure fires they're not occurring in. for us. all of this comes as president trump touches down in los angeles to tour the wildfire damage. and i hope he appreciates is that this is a real problem and it's going to take real bipartisan action to get them. this should not be politicized. >> getting a check of the forecast now as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge waiting a little bit of rain, maybe maybe maybe so. if you're looking to get out and get away this weekend. >> yeah, you know, have a rain jacket, but it's been kind of an easy going, right? i mean, this month has been dry. usually have to worry about rain. snow storms kind of a mess. of course, southern california had to deal with

the fires. but this year it's been tie entirely different. things are going switch gears, though, as early as tomorrow. we're going to start dealing with some snow and then maybe some more significant storms as we head toward the end of the month of the right now, you're looking out towards sfo, got some high clouds up above. no delays at sfo. oakland or san jose are all looking good there. checking out your get away forecast for you. and yeah, if you're headed the monterey bay, it's going to be chilly early on even chilly in the afternoon. look at that tempt temperature difference out there. highs only running in the 50's tomorrow afternoon. low 50's in many spots and a slight chance of light shower further south southern california where they got a lot going on. of course, they've had the fires to deal with cold temperatures go along with that to a now. things begin to change. now i have to worry about the chance of some flooding there and some debris flows. but now we're talking about some snow on the mountains. and speaking of that, you have the high country and you're looking at some of that snow up there across the higher peaks. look at the highs tomorrow and the great lake tahoe area, 20's and 30's. and if you are going that direction, make sure that you pack your chains and a