>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, recent storms have left downed trees and flooded roads in their wake. now the cleanup effort begins. plus, the fight continues to say opened fire stations. 3 council members say they found the money to keep them open. and nba all-star weekend is finally here from san francisco to oakland bay area rolls out the red carpet. >> it said. take a deep breath. glad that's over at sfo was a nightmare. i hope things are back to normal this morning. we shall see. yeah, i'm darya and i'm james. the fact that the rain is moving out is big sign things are improving for us. and john has more on the rest of the forecast. how things are

getting better better by the minute. i know im proving pretty quickly this morning. and that's okay with us as we move our way into the weekend. >> got all the rainfall out of the way. it seems like just yesterday. >> we've got a lot of it out of the way, too. let's look outside san jose area. that's a pretty recent showers. within the past hour. really starting to clear up for you this year and is still looking at some lingering snow fall this morning. that is something that will complicate your travel up into the high country the next few hours as it is still very windy and snowy up there. the bay area watch for some wet spots on the roads. but overall, new rainfall at this point is pretty diminished. current temperatures are in the 40's to low 50's with 51 right now in battle at 52 petaluma city at 48 degrees. looking ahead at our afternoon, we will be seeing daytime highs in the 50's staying a little breezy today. so if your valentine's day plans involved heading out to the coastline, just know that winds will be a factor

out there, all right, john, thank you for storm yesterday, leaving some issues behind of overnight rockslide. >> along southbound 1, 1, rodale avenue. they still have rocks in the lanes and they're still working try to get that clear in sausalito. if you are traveling, you can already see things are starting to slow down along. southbound want to one bridges and highways are still covered in that water. so it's a slippery morning. drive out there. 15 minutes. san mateo bridge. you've been pretty slow. we had a stalled out. truck is there on the bridge. we're going to try to get them off. it's moved up a little further down, but we're still at about 30 minutes there. a richmond center fell. you're at 10 while golden gate bridge put you at 30 minutes. all right, james, back to you. all right. well, the roads look a lot better. rain of a flooding and there's still a flood watch in effect right now in several counties up north, including sonoma. yeah, we have kron 4, stephanie rothman with a closer look up in santa rosa. >> rain turning roads slick throughout sonoma county on thursday, including in downtown santa rosa.

>> i came through occidental earlier and there was water pouring down all the tons of water, the side of the road. and drove great it was flooded. to go through. >> foot of water. >> multiple problems spots can be seen near streams and creeks, including at laguna de santa rosa creek. >> in sebastopol shoppers took advantage of a break in the rain pick up groceries and other essentials waiting a lot leaving. >> i hope everybody gets a now. about. say. >> its been some flooding, but it hasn't. just to be is on. so very grateful. >> the flood watch is going to continue their saturday night. so now is the time to make sure that you're signed up for local emergency alerts. and of course, as always avoid high waters reporting in santa rosa. stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> check out what happened.

little is south of where she was there. this is in marin county, ann, a rock slide. chp posting this picture. this is one on one southbound south of rodeo. and you can see the big mess that it made blocking the lanes there because of all the rocks and the dirt and the crews went out quickly to clear away the debris and they were working on it. they were thought 08:00am would be the estimated time to reopen those lanes. wet roads result in a lot of crashes. and this happened all around the bay in this is the south bay where a person ended up in the hospital and there's the emergency response to it as the car flipped onto its roof. pacheco pass in santa clara county and crews had to pry open the car just to get the person out. we're not sure of their condition this morning. >> 704 is the time we have some new details this morning about those 3 college students that died in the tesla cybertruck crash in piedmont. the alameda county sheriff's office has released a toxicology report revealing that the driver and the 2 passengers who died were under

the influence of alcohol and cocaine. the report also found traces of meth in the driver. 19 year-old soaring dixon, krista, talk of cholera and jack nelson all died the night before thanksgiving. the cybertruck they were in, jumped the curb and crashed into a tree and then burst into flames. only one passenger survived. they were all home from college for the holidays and we're all graduates of piedmont high school. as for that lone survivor at last check, he was still in the hospital in stable condition. friends and family say he suffered burn injuries before a good samaritan pulled him out of that cybertruck. >> we're learning more about the person who was shot in san jose on wednesday. it turns out they died of their injuries from that shooting. that happened wednesday in the area farm and dow drives too far from the silicon valley career tech education center. it was a man. that's what we know is taken to hospital where he died. we don't have any information yet on a shooter. it's 7, 0, 5, 3,

council members are stepping up now to try to keep fire stations open. >> and reopen in oakland. yeah, this is the city's trying to close a huge budget gap. kron four's. sara stinson takes a closer look at what they're proposing. >> when the news first broke that there were 6 slated closures of fire stations in oakland due to our budget crisis. the community rally we heard from thousands of oakland residents, petitions, rallies and now a new proposal from 3 oakland council members to keep fire stations afloat if approved, the new ordinance would reopen to shuttered fire stations. >> and prevent the closure of 4 others. fire stations. 25 28 are currently closed, at least through june as a part of the city's effort to close in more than 200 million dollar budget deficit in this budget situation where we really have to take a step back and ask ourselves, what can the city do? >> and i think we all understand that public safety

is at the top of that pyramid feet looked for every penny. this has been truly, truly. when this task of finding every last penny possible that could go towards building our fire stations. councilmembers. janie ramos shot and run. zac unger and rebecca kaplan are proposing the city reallocate millions of dollars from 3 city funds to pay for the station's the biggest sources of funding for this. >> 2.6 million dollars that comes from the jpa. the coliseum >> has experienced an uptick of sales and revenue more than expected. so that positive profit is being able to flow back to the city oakland, fire captain and union president seth olor described how crucial it is for the rest of the city council to approve this ordinance. me within the first 8 hours of the closures on january 6, there was a cpr call within stone's throw of engine. 25. >> and i personally went to a house fire on engines. 21,

which is between the 2 closed firehouses. it took nearly 20 minutes to get there. so these firehouse closures have real world impacts. >> now assistance in reporting the oakland city council is going to talk about the ordinance at their meeting on march. 4 council members are encouraging residents to attend as well. >> meantime, the city of oakland is expanding its safety camera network to troubled. hey, ken berger corridor all in time for all-star weekend. so according to the city $150,000 was put into the extension of these cameras along that area. business owners along the corridor. also help city officials point out where these cameras should be placed. oakland city councilmember trevor reed says this is going to help combat gun violence, retail theft and other socioeconomic challenges that disproportionately impact east oakland. >> time now 708. and we all know it is time for finally nba all-star weekend for the first time in the bay area. and just to get chase center, you got mosconi center. they're all buzzing with

activity this morning. crawford's will trend has the all access pass out there at the moscone well. >> james, we're 5 hours away from letting fans here. we do know that obviously this is the start of all-star weekend with the game on sunday and steph curry, unofficial host. and so the warriors is been 25 years since an all-star game has come to the bay area and they are ready for thousands of fans. and so many vip nvp will be in attendance and the biggest mvp, the larry o'brien trophy. and you, too, may be able to get a photo with this spectacular trophy. that, of course, all teams want by the end of each season. here kelly flay. do you are with nba marketing? it is your cool job to spread the word about the nba. tell us about the fan experience, the crossover experience and what they can get by coming nba crossover is

the intersection of the nba and pop culture's, the ultimate fan experience. so there really is something for everyone. >> there are more than 15 destinations to bounce a ball shoot some hoops. their skrillex double emerton dyson. we're going to have over 100 player and legend appearances throughout the weekend. some of the legends rent emc's going to be here. tim hardaway, mitt richmond in chris mullen. and then we're going to have some current players as well. so karl anthony towns and wendy, over at the doordash destination. there's a chess set out and i'm hoping that when he's going to sit down and play some chest while it's here, when be will be walking around here, he will be oh, my goodness. how do i spotted a mother than him being like 7 foot 7? i don't think you can miss can you just show us around if you don't mind, want to give the scope of all this? well, the basketball africa league is here. that is our league in nba africa. we've got courts. we've got nba fitness. you can come out test your vertical leap on the on the vertical jump here.

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>> alright, 7.14, is the time. so parts of the south bay are

seeing some pretty major flooding in this storm. in fact, san jose firefighters had to respond to this island in the middle of the guadalupe river where 2 people, 2 dogs and 4 puppies were all trapped. and these are some pictures of them safely rescued. not exactly sure how they got out there on the island, but they're all fine. now. in fact, animal control is helping to care for those animals. also in santa clara county, look at this. there's a storm caused the uber-rich creek in gilroy to spill out overran avenue. plus a tree in the santa cruz mountains came down just outside of cupertino pg. e says power outages were caused by that downed tree. there's a lot of cleanup that's got to be done as you can see flooding in their underground vaults. 2 vaults. that was a problem at one point in the morning pg e was reporting 8,000 customers without power in the south bay. that number has dropped to less than 2000 or did by noon because of some technology they employ that was able to isolate those outages.

>> what that does is isolates locations that have damage so that the rest of the community around they are able to go back online and then just a limited number of people will without power while we make a repair and restore. >> so a lot of rewriting of the grid there to get people back power pg e is recommending a course have extra batteries and flashlights. if you do experience an outage, at least you can find your way around if you are using a generator. remember, do your research and make sure you're using the correct make and model make sure using it appropriately. you don't want cause problems. check out this mudslide blocking san jose road in santa cruz county. >> giant rocks as part of the mud and debris there. the chp has to clean up and they say if you do see something like this, reported it immediately because can you imagine coming across that in the dark? so writes, it was reported and then they could stop people.

>> it's county. got the heaviest rainfall out of it in the what in the bay area. i mean, we were in excess of 6 inches of rain up there for a lot of the santa cruz mountains. so those mudslides, the high water levels. certainly not a surprise from all that mount tam you saw over 4 inches of rain over the past. 48 hours, senior fellow for 3 while oakland around 2 and a half inches of it. so definitely some pretty impressive rainfall totals over a short period of time right here. nice to also be drying out. now, give that chance the ground, the chance to start to absorb more this instead of an all running off into the bay area. we do still have some snowfall up in the sierra nevada. just a few additional inches today. a winter storm warning is still in effect up there. if you are heading that direction, improved conditions for getting outside for the bay. still some wet spots on roads still some wet spots on roads after some lingering showers radar, things have cleared out really nicely. and today should actually be fairly quiet. future cast does show still some snow in the sierra on up into the afternoon. if you are heading that

direction, just bring the chain controls and make sure to give yourself plenty of time getting there. hopefully before sunset tonight, we will be seeing winter storm warnings in effect through 10:00pm this evening. rest of the weekend looking absolutely gorgeous up there in the mountains. as far as we go here in the bay. still some flooding concerns up around the santa rosa area with a flood warning just west of santa rosa in effect through saturday night. temperatures are going to be mild. but with those winds gusting as high as 30 miles per hour, i. will have a brisk feel to it. so those 50's should be accompanied by a jacket as you do venture out for your valentine's plans today, even with some nice peeks of sunshine into the afternoon. tomorrow will see the return of 60's as we will as well on sunday and for much of next week, the really the only chances of rain we have is a slim chance of a morning sprinkle on sunday and even slider chance of showers on wednesday.

>> mudslide lives like this one from overnight still blocking the lanes along southbound. want to one after a dale avenue. and we also have a little minor traffic collision right behind that. probably because traffic is slowing down in that area because of that rock slide. so they're working to try to get them off of the highway. right now. we know at least 2 lanes are impacted. they've been trying to get that off before 08:00am that may or may not happen. keep a close eye on that of a bridge coming right now. remember slick wet conditions out there. so 15 minutes on the bay bridge this morning. if you're traveling there, san mateo bridge has been very slow because we actually had astana out truck there. it looks like they were able to get the off of the highway. so we're still at about 31 minutes. if you're traveling northbound to 38, the connector ramp to and cilantro. we had a traffic accident there. they shut down the lazy opened them again. they shut him down again. i would just say avoid this area that connector ramp, maybe misiion boulevard until they're able to get that completely cleared off the highways. one of the south bay about 33 minutes. 85 up to

menlo park along still looking good down there. daria. james, back to you. >> thank you. enough for your money this morning. both men and women say they feel financial pressure for valentine's day and denny's says it will unfortunately close more restaurants. we've got jane king live at the new york stock exchange to explain. hi, jane. it's good morning. happy friday to be valentine's day. so denise closing about 30 more restaurants than previously announced. >> as part of the dining chains attempt to try to jumpstart growth. so the additional closures. >> come after dennis announced last year it would close 150 dennis, as some of the diners closing were selected because they have expiring leases. they've been open for more than 30 years and that makes too expensive to remodel or they're just in areas that have become unprofitable. home inventories remain low and prices have remained high for the past few years. and there's a favorable mortgages have stayed put that sellers aren't getting the asking price for their homes in some

cases. so they're terminating the listing and waiting for a later time to relax rather than accept a lowball offer. now the wall street journal says there's a spike in d listings in december or homes that were removed from sale. that could be an indication that the housing market is starting to soften. it was on holding an event later this month with its devices and services team. there's no confirmation on what they're going to show the public. what the tech blog engadget speculates, a main focus will be of some information on the long promised nexgen alexa ai the bloc says amazon also wants a refresh a line of echo smart speakers and a new survey reveals of financial pressure is the number one thing that people would like to change about valentine's day. 58% of men and 45% women report financial stress around the holiday. many respondents say they prefer a meaningful low-cost gesture over expensive gifts on valentine's day live from the new york stock exchange. i'm jane back to you.

>> all right, jane, thank you very much. and happy valentine's day. >> alright >> 7.21. is the time as spring approaches. authorities are warning of gas prices climbing the national average now sits at 3.16 per gallon. which sounds like a green because here in california, obviously it's significantly higher. our statewide averages 4.79, which is a good $0.27 more than it was last week. i notice that at the pump and i was driving in this morning. it had jumped $0.20 since last week. so officials say factors like seasonal maintenance. there is a refinery outage in northern california. that's all contributing. meanwhile, the national average cost of electricity at public ev charging stations is holding steady at $0.34 per kilowatt hour. well, nba superstar jimmy butler knows exactly how much gas in the bay area costs him. he was recently traded from miami to the golden state warriors and he's crying foul. and when it comes to filling up his car. >> this is however, robbery.

>> want to get some of this gas back. going tell him that up with the wrong guy here to give a refund. >> i don't know if you saw the display on the pump, but he put 19 gallons in a cost of $145. so, yeah, that's it's a big jump from miami. we looked it up in the average price for premium gas is 3.83 there. well, you like 7 bucks driving a bugatti as he was, can't afford the gas, then get some nelson. most of them in the comments. it's still ridiculous. it is even though bugatti is ridiculously 7.23. right now it still ahead on the gravel morning news. a bay area nonprofit is advocating for immigrant workers. >> in california, we'll see what they're doing.

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>> he wasn't. >> all right. it's 79 right now and we are celebrating valentine's day. we >> so miller and others. >> but we're just the memo. yeah, we got great weather. and you know, we've got so much in the city of francisco and oakland everywhere this weekend, it's going to be out of clouds are parting just in time, john? yeah. i were something golden because you know, the sun is back out today for valentine's day. at least it will be more and more as the day goes by. hopefully we're going to be looking at some nice, dry conditions even into early sunday, which is really the only opportunity, maybe a sprinkle or 2 for the rest of the weekend. so we're pretty smooth sailing. we're looking outside here at

downtown san francisco. lot of cloud cover overhead. still, we do have what is very remnant moisture just barely sitting across the region. still looking at snow up in the sierra nevada. if you're heading up that way, watch for some of that. as you are getting up into those higher elevations. still very snow packed in very windy up there. nothing more than an isolated sprinkle or 2 still drifting across the region. mostly right around sunnyvale down towards the south bay temperature wise. we're in the 50's this morning for most areas anyways. a few 40's mixed in berkeley at 49 right now is set at 50 degrees. petaluma at 48 later on today. daytime highs will remain in the 50's a little bit on the breezy side. but skies clearing out quickly. all right, john, thank you that. so from that storm, we had an overnight rockslide. >> this is along southbound want to whatever dale avenue and it is still impacting lanes this morning right there in sausalito. so we had a delay because of that. and just behind that, you get a little traffic collision. probably because folks are slowing down there. that's

donahue along southbound 101. again. if you are going to be traveling this morning issues there. now, i just got the phone with chp and they're telling me they hope to maybe have this up by 08:00am they don't know for sure if that's the case. so we'll keep a close eye on things there. check out your bay bridge in those slick conditions. 13 minutes on the bay bridge. well, your san mateo bridge about 30 when we have a stalled out truck there for most of the morning was that they finally got that offer. the richmond drive times are still impacted. 15 on that richmond center fell on the golden gate bridge at 31 and northbound to 38. that connector ramp to northbound 8.80, a traffic collision there. lane is open so you can get through mission boulevard, a better option if you don't want to be stuck in that delay or to send it over to all right. thank you. reyna 7.32. right now >> you know, the roads are drying out this morning, but we're still feeling impacts of all the rain we had yesterday, caltrans. >> especially they've been dealing with landslides. there was one on highway 1, 1, up in sausalito and crawford's joey horta actually there for us with a live look. joe.

>> guys, good morning yet. right now 2 lanes are still shut down here on highway 101, southbound traffic looks like it's moving along pretty smoothly here. but further down the road about a mile and a half away, it's backed up and is stop and go moving at a snail's pace here in the area all the way back to marin city and here's why you can see there is a right here that they've chopped up that had fallen down into the roadway, came off the mountain because of the last slide there still scooping up the dirt right now and rocks as well. one of the issues is that as they continue to scoop that up with a tractor there ordered is continuing to fall down into the highway. just happens over and over. so a big mess here. it's been going on since about 7 o'clock last night making it dangerous for drivers here. this is between spencer avenue in rodeo avenue and chp had highway reduced to just one lane earlier this morning. so they are making some progress because, again, 2 lanes are open now. after all the rain

we got this week, first responders reminding drivers give yourself extra time to get to your destination. we don't know what you might encounter. and here's one example of that. roads are still slick out there this morning. we've encountered some minor flooding earlier. caltrans does not have an estimate on one of the lanes will be back open here again in sausalito. so the cleanup, does continue. and as i said, traffic is backed up for over a mile here all the way from sausalito to moraine city as they continue to clean up this mess. that's the latest here in sausalito. joey horta kron. 4 news. all right. thanks. a lot joy was a saying is like it's a good thing that happened. >> in an area where they can address it because we've seen so many. >> slike slides and heavy rain and wind and road damage closures in all of all over the bay area. this this is at a san francisco, but we've been seeing it all over those gusty winds also ripping through communities.

>> bringing it down trees in some instances. caltrans crews, in fact, out there removing a bunch degree debris out there on highway 17. >> it look out there. you see really good strong. probably 20 to 30 mile an hour winds. what it which is really nice if things within your limits. this is pushing the envelope out. >> now i see that i saw yesterday. i was looking out on the band. i said, why is there someone out there in the storm and i is to collect windsurfing because like a board like a foil underneath him. he likes that. it was so windy. but look at you have the helmet on and everything need to win. i'm so glad to see, though, because i thought i don't understand what's going on. and now we've introduced you to idea. that's pretty cool to you guys again. so, yeah, be careful if you can head. thought that too. i was like what if he he was tipped over. i saw him times yet in the water. and i thought is that and what he gets tipped over and under and night. and that was in the bay out on the coast the ocean waves. are it even bigger?

>> and more dangerous. so expect the expect to see that as you head out there. in fact, officials calling for dangerous waves, possibly about 30 feet along the coast. and that's gonna make it dangerous to be on the water. and there's some video there from the beach yesterday. now where they have the signs up try to warn you to stay away from the water. although a lot of people like surfers, they love kind of thing. >> but the emergency responders say don't do it. >> flood watch in effect through 10:00pm saturday. we're expecting 2 to 3 inches of rain in the forecast in san francisco through friday. we have a high wind warning in effect as well through tomorrow morning. we're expecting 35 to 40 mile per hour winds with gusts up to 70 miles per hour along the coast. it's very windy. >> yeah, it's the wind that's going to get to. and we're just talk about the wind like those kite surfers they like it. but it can be really difficult. and then imagine fighting a fire in that wind and rain. and that's what happened in the east bay. it was a deadly house fire in brentwood and it broke out during a downpour. did

firefighters say they struggled to find the victim in the wet and windy weather kron four's philippe call explains. >> firefighters called for additional resources once they found this home on nicholas court in brentwood on fire. >> and fully involved. i saw fire trucks and everything and iowa all. the poor guy, thousands on fire. initially. the contra costa county fire protection district says the call came in just after 11 o'clock wednesday night. doesn't exterior fire from a caller on a neighboring street. >> only for crews to eventually find flames shooting out of the house. and that's >> so that justin lives across the street from the victim who has been identified by the contra costa county coroner's division. as 69 year-old james fields. justin says he was living alone after his wife recently passed away but was visiting frequently by his granddaughters. it's a old man >> several men with a nice man. well, look, kind

>> kind know you. >> it was a good neighbor on fire, says the fire started in the garage and that's where the victim was found. the victim was found in unique location for the time of day. >> the crews would have made it into the into the structure for search and the common places that someone be found in the bill. not the cause of the fire is still under investigation. assistant fire chief with mcdonald's says the constant downpour at the time complicated matters. >> he also says there were no working smoke detectors in the garage. inside the house. we train very hard to save lives. >> it's a little bit of hard hit the stars aligned. >> matter what effort you put into it was a helpful man. you know, sometimes check to help me out. something else. it was

a good student, person, an insurance adjuster who visited the scene believes the home is a total loss and will likely require a rebuild. >> in brentwood, philippe djegal all kron. news. >> she's taking in an underpass, friend, oakland high school as they walked out of class in the rain to protest donald trump's immigration policies carrying signs and flags and marching to lake merritt heller's. >> ice raids in immigrant communities. these students say are unacceptable. >> the latino community foundation held a town hall bringing together and against rights advocates to talk about the needs of the communities. they say that there's a lot of fear about deportations and california leaders are working on the front lines to fight for equity, justice and constitutional rights. we in

california have. >> to continue work in unity and people together to protect the well-being of our state in our country's most vulnerable immigrant farmworker communities because if our immigrant workforce and their families are not well safe and thriving, our economy is going to suffer. >> the latino community foundation remains committed to protecting and uplifting the community by amplifying the voices of those most affected. >> with kron 4 is your local election headquarters and could kamala harris be california's next governor? well, she hasn't said if she intends to run, but a new exclusive poll by emerson college, our parent company, nexstar media shows that if she does as of now, anyway, she'll emerged as the frontrunner. the survey found that harris would have 57% support among registered democrats in a distant second. former u.s. senate candidate and former orange county assembly member katie porter chip, 9% support porter to has yet to publicly say if she's

going to run rounding out the top 5, each with less than 5% support would be former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa, california lieutenant governor l a lani kounalakis and former state assembly and senate leader toni atkins. 17% say they're still undecided. >> i don't think this is a huge surprise. kamala harris obviously has huge name recognition in california. california is still a blue state. >> if harris does not run in the poll, found porter would lead by double digits. but should that scenario play out? 45% of respondents say they would be undecided on the issues. more than 6 out of every 10 respondents said that the state should spend more on firefighting staff and equipment. the poll also found nearly 37% of registered california voters approve of the job president donald trump is doing while 53% do not. >> it's morning news. the

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helpful tips. >> if you want to link go to my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's rich on tech. >> it's 7.46. it's definitely been calmer out there this morning than yesterday brought which was torrential rainfall in many areas up in the santa cruz mountains. i promise you that was going to be our big winners right there with over 6 inches of rain over the past. 48 hours, mount tam exceeded 4 inches. even oakland, nearly 2 and a half inches of rainfall. now we're at the tail end of all of this for the bay still holding on to some snowfall up in the sierra nevada. watch your travels up there this morning. but conditions are improving. so some good news there. not a lot going on in the bay. just a few isolated sprinkles at this point with skies, clearing out more and more this afternoon, the sierra. we'll start to clear out today. but technically we are under winter storm warnings through 10:00pm up in the

sierra and with multiple feet of snow and still some strong winds be ready to go with slow travel conditions up there. and those chains absolutely with, you know, we do have flooding concerns still remaining up in solano county as well as in portions of sonoma county, just west of santa rosa. flood warnings in those low lying areas. drainage is to the russian river. winds today are still going to remain president through the day 20 to 30 mile per hour gusts. if you're planning that valentine's day picnic at the coastline might want to head to a sheltered spot. that's not going to be quite as breezy 50's for daytime highs today. definitely the coolest one of the weekend tomorrow and sunday, actually warming up a little bit. getting us back to the 60's with dry skies tomorrow and just a slim chance of maybe a morning sprinkle on sunday. >> want live. that's what you're looking at. chp marin tweeting out this photo here. this is a long one on one in sausalito. and would you

believe it's still causing delays this morning? so they've been working for hours overnight trying to get this cleared up and they're still working on it this morning. so right now, this is what the highways look like. look at southbound. want to want to read a lot still slow. if you are going to be traveling through there, they at least have some lanes open. they still have those lanes. 2 lanes shut down right now. why they continue to clean that up. i don't think it's going to be my 8. that's what they were hoping for. but again, they're still working on things. 70 min. it went right on tne bay bridge. well, pretty delayed san mateo bridge. they're looking at 24 minutes as you're traveling across towards peninsula. northbound to 38 the connector ramp to northbound 8.80, and cilantro. it's still an issue. still a problem lanes are still closed there. so if you are going to be traveling, mission boulevard might be a better bet and highway for antioch in to conquer around 23 minutes. all right. james, back to you. >> and with that nba all-star weekend is off and running nba

theme pop-up shops are lining powell street and there's a custom basketball court in union square and instead of the ice skating, you can shoot some hoops. the powers, powell, street cable cars are going to showcase the nba all-star branding. and mayor daniel lurie says he's encouraging everybody to come out and celebrate this momentous occasion with san francisco hosting its first ever nba all-star weekend. >> they are about to see a city on the rise. a city with great food, great arts, great entertainment. the best people in the world, the most diverse city in the world. we have so much to offer and we are so excited to show off this weekend because san francisco is coming back. >> and here's a look at the court design for all-star weekend at the chase center. pretty cool. you got the golden gate bridge in the background. there. >> so a lot of fun. if you

want to go to the games this weekend. >> usa a is sharing tips on avoiding the ticket scams and their advice is to buy from trusted vendors like stub hub or ticketmaster. they guarantee against fake tickets and check the refund policy always before you buy used your credit card. don't use lr wire transfers. money is harder to get one. get back when it's in cash. if we've got a little insurance, if using a credit card. >> let's go to the east bay, a bay area native damian lillard stopped by his hometown of oakland yesterday to visit the i rode jenkins recreation center before this year's all-star weekend. and with the help of his long-time sponsor, adidas, the 2024 all-star game mvp donated funds for e rehabilitation center there at the gyms facility. that's where he grew up practicing as a young kid lillard graduated from oakland high in 2008 and he continues to be a staple in the oakland community. this sunday will mark his night all

start appearance in his 13th season with the nba. >> let's focus more on the warriors. the warriors got a win was not the all-star game, but it was important game. we all are against the rockets. and here's kron. 4 sports record. scott reese with the highlights. >> hey, everybody, the warriors not exactly coasting into the all-star break with 3 games in 4 days. all on the road last night in houston. the guys just trying to muster enough energy to hang final game before a break. 1st quarter turning defense into offense. moses moody, the block buddy hield run the floor lane open in dubs up by 3. >> more of same brandon pajemski the steel it for those to go with 18 points for years by 9 after one 2nd quarter, steph. 3 plus one equals 4. we'll take that. warriors up 14 at the break. erd quarter, jimmy butler

first triple as a warrior. he had 19. the lead would balloon to 21. and then the air comes out of the bullet declined former saint mary's gaels part of 17 1 rockets run to get back within 2. but it's curry to the rescue site and the 3 ball. he had a game-high 27 and the dagger courtesy of dream. whistle. green for 3, he had 13 warriors, one of 5.98. nice when heading into the break. that's it for sports. have a great day. >> well, coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. if you're single on valentine's day, no need to worry. health experts have reasons why it's ok to be single on this day. we'll have that com

>> a lot of >> transcontinental marriage ceremony on this day in the bay on valentine's day in 1969, a bay area couple. >> heard their daughters, tokyo wedding happening in real time all the way from oakland. >> and a respect one with the thing. >> upland k's, mother and then mister is back. give okay. and mary. >> it's like they were on the but, you know, this is a big deal back you know, they were they are in tokyo and and their parents were in oakland. the groom was actually station vietnam and couldn't get enough time off to come home to get married. so k respect,

the fiancee flew across the country to mary her husband to be on valentine's day and they broadcasted this on transcontinental telephone speaker live fancy technology back in the 18. did and and it worked, which was a big deal. >> the bride and groom are both graduates of uc berkeley, by the way. so and even thousands of miles apart. a mother still cries, all that her daughters and they still got dressed up. yeah, to these days we be where in out next the kron, 4 morning news, the continued fight to save opened. fire stations is on. >> council members have found some money to keep them open. and the storm that we had yesterday still downed trees and flooded roadways deal with. we'll tell you what to look out for this morning. plus, the toxicology report is out on the deadly crash on thanksgiving with a cybertruck in the east bay that killed 3 in the east bay that killed 3 young.

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>> right now on the kron 4 morning news, recent storms have left downed trees and flooded roads in their way. now the clean-up begins. plus, the fight continues to save oakland fire stations. 3 council members say they found the money to keep them open. and nba all-star weekend, finally here from san francisco to oakland and the bay area rolling out the red carpet. >> happy valentine's