- you know what, we can all do something to affect change. if you want to help, contact your local zoo or aquarium. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna. hoping you'll join us next time as we all go into the wild. >> it's the final day of the nba all-star weekend in the bay area. a look at the excitement, including the dunk contest that stole the show.

and if you make, if you missed the big chinese new year parade, no need to worry. our cameras captured all the action for you. and breaking news overnight. rescuers race to pull someone out of the chilly san francisco bay waters. what another person is still missing. 7. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, february, the 16th. let's check in with kathy trafton for a look at your kathy, what are you thinking? a nice day out there. it's a beautiful day, stephanie. it's a nice day. and you know what? >> a little bit warmer start than it was yesterday yesterday at this hour we are under frost advisories. it was chilly in the north bay and parts of the south bay. it's a different deal now because we've got changing atmospheric pattern. it's been really active for quite a few weeks with some torrential storms and rains and yes, we'll see a

few raindrops, but nothing such as we saw before. so here's a lovely view of the golden gate bridge. and you can see some clouds a little risen on your sunday and we're in for temperatures at this hour. mainly in the 40's. it will warm up nicely up to the 50's and even a few low 60's this afternoon. but there are raindrops falling even as we speak. it's a weak front. it's dissipating. we're catching just the tail end of this front heading right across northern california. so in the bay area, especially in the san francisco bay area, best shot at rain drops. we'll be in the north bay. that's no surprise and future rainfall totals because as 2 storms, this one, which is again, very light for us light rain drops it. you malaysians. not that impressive. second one comes in on wednesday. it's very similar to this one with the biggest effects in northern california. places such as you rica and then to see, you know, maybe 2 inches for your weekend, maybe an inch or so

in mendocino, but for us, counting it intense of an inch, maybe at the most many areas. and just a few hundredths of an inch. and you know what, you may not see any raindrops at all or just a splash. so this morning, yeah, we've got some rain in some spots this afternoon. well, it's a mostly cloudy day and mostly cloudy evening. and so it goes we're in for a real treat. the sunday, stephanie. all right, kathy, thank you so much. >> breaking overnight, san francisco fire and police responded to pierre 32 over reports of 2 people falling into the water. this happened late saturday night. you're looking at citizen app video right now showing that search. one person was pulled from the water and rushed to the hospital. first responders continue searching for the other person using boats, thermal imaging cameras and drones around 11, 30. this scene was turned over to the police department to continue the search. also breaking overnight, oakland fire. they put out a warehouse fire near the fruitvale bart station citizen app. video shows the

view from the roadway there. first responders used hose lines and ladders to fight the blaze from multiple angles. the incident was under control by 11, 30. the cause of the fire is under investigation. no reports of injuries so far related to that place. >> go wow. yeah. >> and day 2 of nba all-star weekend is in the books. the event drawing basketball fans and big stars to our area. thousands of people gathered outside chase center. excited to see players from teams all over the nba. trump was jack moment. was there. >> many of the fans we spoke with said that they're just really happy to see that the nba all-star weekend is back in the bay area for the first time in about a quarter century. many of those fans we spoke to also told us that they think this is san francisco's way telling the world that they're back on center stage. screaming from inside the shop. has gone out

here tomorrow. tonight. >> and screaming from eager fans pouring into thrive city. outside the chase center saturday for day 2 of nba all-star weekend. it's been from the young biggest thing. i've been looking forward to to see my beautiful beyonce smile and have a good time here. so the soon to be married, like kendrick annika, who works the jumbotron at chase center. >> for him, he's proud to see the stadium. this lit i felt like. >> we've been on the come-up and honestly, this is another big thing that allow people come out and more. >> and while many couldn't get inside to watch the skills contest, there's times to enjoy interactive games for the so can all that is the warriors. that my dream to be on again. pulling gonzalez drove 2 hours to get here were removed. warriors fans were in full force. many saying the all-star weekend is good for the bay. i don't know. we haven't seen the city like popping like this in a while. you know, and use always be like this. so it's good to its

put on his big boy pants again for the bay area. the san francisco looked down upon because of its. >> you know, criminal activity, whether car big band. >> other than that man, i think he's going let people know the bay area is really about a me. >> but for the kids, it's just a chance to continue looking up to their favorite players. >> yes, video walking around any other lebron right? >> sunday is the last day for all of the festivities taking place here at thrive city and everything will. and also on sunday with the all-star games taking place right here at chase center, starting at around 5 in the evening reporting here in san francisco jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> love the energy out there with the biggest event last night with a three-point and slam dunk contests. kron. 4

sports director scott reese was at chase center as the pros show their skills on the court. >> night 2 of all-star weekend. and it did not disappoint. lots of nba fans in the house. course, lots of warrior fans in the house and suffice it to say there was a little something for everyone. we begin with the skills competition because that was the first event of the night and the spurs would factor heavily not into the final verdict here, but into the post contest. panter victor wembanyama and chris paul, why? well, because they tried to work the system. you know, you either have to make the 3 or you have to take 3 shots and missed. but the object is um to make the shot. it's to go as quickly as possible. so they tried to just throw 3 basketball's really quickly and move the crowd didn't like everybody thought, well, they're cheating. draymond asked about this after the game. apparently not officially cheating, but it was frowned upon. nonetheless, they did not advance to the final round. speaking of draymond, green moses, moody. >> they played well early on. they got to the final against

evan mobley and donovan mitchell of the cavaliers. but sadly, for the oriole for your faithful, it was the cavs who prevailed and mitchell and mobley are your skills competition, mps to end the 3 point contest. now, this was interesting because buddy hield not steph curry was representing most of your warriors and hield who has been a free month's shooting slump in the regular season suddenly found his stroke here tonight he hit 31. >> in the first round, which is a good score, got himself to the final against miami's tyler herro and came up just buck short, had a chance to win it with a final couple of shots. couldn't get it done. so tyler herro, it is your 3 point shooting champion. but i tell you buddy ball certainly delighted the hometown crowd. >> was good. great buys. put on all-star weekend we would

fans oven. you know, i think 25 years, so i'm glad to be here. we bought it. >> and then what many consider to be the main event, slam dunk contest, which honestly was kind of a dud early-on until mac mcclung went to work. he did was jump over a pace. straight 50's in the first round for mcclung that really set the tone and he wound up absolutely mesmerizing captivating this chase center crowd. 4 dunks, all of them 50's across the board. even jumped over evan mobley who was standing on a 5 inch platform. i mean, the dunks were incredible. again, perfect scores from start to finish. and mac mcclung is a three-peat winner of the slam dunk contest. he's now won 3 in a row. absolutely amazing. early in the day. the all stars, you know, the ones will play in the actual game on sunday. they had their final practice than ross was in oakland and he files this report. >> well, scott, the atmosphere was absolutely electric today. >> at oakland arena, even though it was just the

all-star practice, it's a building that hasn't had an nba basketball in a while. and the fans came out in full force. obviously, steph curry got the biggest reception, but so did former warrior kevin durant. and as you might expect him, ian lillard, the oakland native, they really enjoyed getting to reminisce about a building that used to play and they were happy to give the fans of oakland to thrill. this is a moment for sure. i think. >> the idea of no, we made a move, chase center and then is going to last. the 6 seasons. to have a little bit of that moment to honor and reminisce the 47 years that we played this building. the 10 years that i you growing up in the inside of these walls, the energy in this building and that can come back just like that. it was. enjoyed to the fullest. i'm happy they kind of took stance and came direction with cause. >> you know, i think the city needs this type energy and of

all-star weekend is going to be here. i thought this was a great opportunity to do something like this. well, that's it for tonight. 2 of 3 here on all-star weekend. we'll have much more. >> tomorrow morning and of course, throughout the day on kron news as we get set for the all-star game main event on sunday night. in san francisco. scott reese kron 4 sports. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news protesters take center stage about bay area company run by elon musk. the latest controversy surrounding the business. plus, amid ongoing insurance crises following the southern california wildfires, the state is now funding a major bailout.

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>> san francisco celebrated the year of the snake saturday with its big annual parade. that colorful and lively event is one of the largest celebrations of chinese culture outside of asia. was lindsey ford brings us the sights and the sounds. >> crowds packed along san francisco's market street on saturday to celebrate the year of the snake. >> the annual chinese new year parade featured a marching band dragons and people walking on stilts wearing colorful garments. >> san francisco's officials also took part in the event. families like the one of a million like great arriving hours early for prime time viewing spot. my parents probably within susie that festive, i'm i'm curious to see what it used it was just like, i don't know. i thought rate really immersed the festival. i i like the costs. how it was done. it was really good.

>> is there have you know, we supporting the community, simon and right go. kwan brought their daughter to the parade began because i wanted to come an impulse. and i knew that she would be really excited about it. and so far favorite part is when the lion dance or came up to her and that the little basing this on her hat. so she got really excited. the couple is coming from concord and doesn't come to san francisco opt-in but say saturday night was a treat sine bin or my family. think it was really cool. see so many people out enjoying the day. it's beautiful weather san francisco. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> today the chinese chamber of commerce host a street fair from 09:00am to 05:00pm in the city's chinatown. >> and governor gavin newsom issued an emergency proclamation in santa cruz county as recovery efforts continue for the partial worth collapse. this comes after a december storm, not part of the pier into the water. the work was closed off yesterday

because of another storm that brought high surf to the area. the county is set to get help from the office of emergency services. 2 small avalanches happen on the resort side of palisades tahoe. they happened saturday morning, one in the enchanted forest area, the other near olympic lady ski patrol and search and rescue crews were sent out. no serious injuries reported. all right, live look outside now at the city of san francisco. that's 7, 7, 7, 15 this morning, hoping for another nice day for all of the activities happening in san francisco, cathy. that's your wish. and that's what you get. we've got a beautiful day for the activities today in san francisco. but since you mentioned avalanches, i want show you our latest shot of you. 70. again, those snow capped peaks so pretty and the trees still have some dusting of snow. so there's a bit snow in the forecast. if you're heading up to at the i-80 reporting some radar returns

with some snow showers. so it could be a little bit rough driving this morning some slick hazardous roads. diamond peak heres a few lake tahoe. and yesterday the snow was piled up on these picnic tables that scraped it off and is still a little bit of snow remaining. but there could be another one to 4 inches of fresh snow this morning in lake tahoe. so it's extra light rain in the lower elevations. snow certainly above 5500 feet or so. and then go on tuesday to quiet and sunny conditions. but here's what's happening this morning. across this year. here's your view. there's your snow and will ships there and it's gone still around when hart twain harte right by the afternoon. but it certainly moves away quickly. speaking of things close to home, well, half moon bay, beautiful view here. and there is a storm. the same storm bringing snow to the sierra is also bringing some precipitation to parts of northern california. now, this is a very weak front. we could just get the tail end of it in the san francisco bay area.

and so it's bringing maybe a few rain drops to the north bay. they know where you are. you may not see any rain at all, but there could be accumulations of a few 107 inch accumulations even little bit more, maybe up to a 10th of an inch in some spots and then more precipitation heading toward california so far which holds. but i think by wednesday we'll probably see a few more raindrops. so we're in for a calm week. thys is fairly settled compared to the day luge is that we experience is the last couple of weeks. it was unusually wet beginning to the month of february. i think for the 2nd half of february, things do come down. look at the accumulations. not very impressive. a few hundredths of an inch here and there a little bit more as you head down toward mountain view. 807 inch of this. estimate has changed a little bit over time, but there's another system coming in much like the one today, meaning week and light rain coming in on wednesday. so our total accumulations say through wednesday could be just a little more impressive. maybe

a 3rd of an inch in santa rosa, maybe a quarter of an inch in napa. beautiful conditions for over all is quiet, quiet. and lovely. the rain is only through midday this morning and then we started get well, not cleared, at least mostly cloudy skies, but drier air, gentle winds and very benign weather on monday and tuesday until on wednesday. our next chance of rain comes and then beyond that, i've got surprise for you. a treat for you.fi think you're gonna like it. if you like warmer weather. stephanie. he's right there much. kathy. >> protestors gathered outside an animal research lab in fremont demanding that elon musk and experiments on pigs and monkeys. >> musk is the ceo of neural. lincoln activists gathered outside a lab. musk is leasing the company is researching brain brain chip implants and protesters claim experiments have killed more than 1000 animals. so far just last

month, a 3rd human patient received a brain chip implant. musk says all 3 patients implants are working well, the company hopes to addkup to 30 more patients this year. the chips are intended to help people with spinal cord injuries, move objects such as a computer mouse by using just their thoughts. meantime, elon musk's department of government efficiency or doge is threatening to revoke federal funding for public schools and universities. that's unless they remove all diversity, equity and inclusion programs within 14 days, department of education letter cites the recent supreme court decision overturning affirmative action as its basis. the move could have major complications are other implications for students. samantha cortese has the story. >> workers against no love from some federal workers. this valentine's day. we are up against passes danger as protests continue against president trump and the

department of government efficiency doge for continuing their efforts to downsize the government helped refugees to access there. >> ksat's is that's what real efficiency looks like bureaucracy which >> and norway's currently more power than any elected representative on tuesday. elon musk and his son were in the oval office defending doge. but today legal challenges are mounting more than a dozen states, including california, sued in federal court overdoses, access to treasury computers asking for a temporary restraining order. 3 federal judges will decide whether jones will have access to treasury department payment systems and potentially sensitive data at u.s. health. consumer protection, labor and education agencies. also, the treasury investigator will look into security of payment systems accessed by doge. that report won't be out until august. >> the united states congress, the united states senate. as the sole discretion and having the power of the purse and

that elon musk. >> samantha cortese. >> and valentine's day in san jose's santana row turned deadly. police say one person died after being stabbed around 7.15, friday night. olson drive from winchester to hatton shut down for a few hours. halting business in the area. police continue to look for a suspect. they're hoping for leads from the public. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news nba all-star weekend in the bay area and thousands of people are in town. >> we take a look at some of the festivities taking place.

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and all star weekend continues this sunday. and there's still time to check out the fan mosconi center. >> kron four's charles clifford takes us inside. >> what's called the nba crossover experience allows fans to interact with players. the event includes a full-size basketball court. fans can take a picture with the larry o'brien championship trophy, although it may not be the real thing. >> there's lots of games chances to test your skills. also, plenty of booth selling nba merge. but the real attraction is the chance to meet the players. talked to a couple of fans waiting in line for autographs most about seeing the players like it. okay. coming out, we don't we don't see that local played also the vibe of the city with

the all-star year to bring a bay area like it's much needed obvious. i just want their players are in line am right now. he says employers know victor wembanyama is going to be here. it's a lot of fun. >> if you're thinking about coming down to check out theb fan experience this weekend, keep in mind that they're also lunar new year events in san francisco this weekend. so there's going to be a lot of traffic plan ahead. maybe take public transit if you can. in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 and doors open at 10 and the fun goes on until 06:00pm. it's $50 for adults. and 25 for children. >> a reminder traffic is expected to be heavy again coming into the city. so you might want to take public transportation community service is free again today and note that cable car service is not included in that. for the latest information on the nba all-star game, you can also head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> we've got the latest events. plus a look at the celebrities and athletes visiting the bay area. 7.28.

this morning. and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin and we continue our coverage for you with a look at the weather with kathy trafton. hi kathy stefani. it's a beautiful start to your sunday. >> and expect a whole lot more. okay. yes, they be experiencing a few raindrops where you are. but >> some areas across the bay area won't see any. it's a weak front, a dying front dissipating front. we're

catching just the tail and and catching just a few splashes of rain. we're counting it really hundreds of an inch. what a beautiful sunrise it was. this picture looks as though it were a painting. just couldn't be more lovely. but the almanac says temperatures today will be a little cooler than you might expect on this date. so again, about a half a dozen, 10 degrees cooler than as normal. so here is that front. it's stretching all the way across the pacific and then it heads toward us and it just falls apart. high pressure has been our dominant weather feature now. but again, on wednesday, we'll see another system come very much like today. so it'll give us a few more splashes of rain. a few hundredths of an inch. maybe a few, maybe a 10th of an inch or so here. and there. but other than that, it's really benign. weather pattern was high pressure continues to build in in and gives us a dry week for the most part, which is probably good news future rainfall totals. not terribly impressive. again, a few hundredths of an inch. so no surprise that you won't be seeing rain everywhere and

across the state, you'll see more ready to head up toward say eureka from mendocino. but you're staying in the bay area looks to be dry. so today this morning, again, rain more likely in the north and the south diminishing chances as you start to head south. today, mostly cloudy tonight, mostly cloudy and temperatures. well, 50's and 60's were in for a beautiful sunday. stephanie. the thanks so much. >> nba all-star weekend continues today and from for scott mason, erin wilson, bring us a look at the excitement from chase center. >> the warriors were well represented here on saturday night and it started with the opening event, the skills competition, draymond green and we had moses moody and they got to the final aaron. so they acquitted themselves pretty well. what did you think of their performance and the skills competition? >> well, you know, this weekend is all about fun. so i definitely think when it comes to rating their performance for fun, i think they enjoy themselves at their draymond green. of course, having been

9 years it's been his first all-star. that's how long it's been. and now he's back in here at home this time hosting moses. moody, on the other believe is his first time participating in all-star. and he said he had a great time with draymond. course, they came up short to the cavs. it was tough on donovan mitchell and evan mobley able to count is the meta came down to the 2 of them all because draymond city at a bed hands to mow ball through the hoop. and that cost precious seconds. we could get it quite the way wanted to do it because they say, you know, i really wanted to win this challenge from moses. what he couldn't do. it. and it's ok, because like i say to the end of the day, it's all about having fun. and they seemingly had a lot of fun doing it in front of a home crowd and they even had some fun in the postgame news conference and you are there. what struck you about what the guys had to say after the competition? well, you know, moses actually spoke. was asked of draymond green. it misses, you know, hopes and dreams when it comes winning thing you know, know, he did

miss some of what i don't want to tell you exactly what he said because i do think it's a lot more prolific to here with both of them had to say because it points to what this season may look like. once break is all over your mind. and you know my daughter, you know, he gone, he gone. so what am i going on? so we throughout and even a spirit. got i think, you know, i like to show up in those moments. but >> i wanted that moment for him. i was that was the nba finest. i was. that was a good out of playoffs for us coming out of the break. we got 27 games left. it's a 27 game. then a grand with and started to see expect. that started see that we so as you see, although they're having fun right now, an all-star week. >> right now, their focus seemingly is on the fact that they have a new feel in the locker room with jimmy butler being added to their roster

for the 2nd half of the season with 27 games left to go in that funny. you know, there was so much buildup to the trade deadline and when the butler trade happened, the reaction was like. >> okay. maybe kind of people didn't seem all that jazzed about it. now everybody's fired up so far. so good. everybody's fired up in the locker room is back into their. we we love to hear that in the bay area. we have to wait to see breaks down toward the end of the season. but it does seem like things are looking up when it comes to the absolutely looking up when it comes to the all-star and if they believe we believe so it's all get back to the studio. all right. and among the many events at all-star weekend included the >> hbcu classic tuskegee university beat morehouse college. 68 to 55 at the oakland remain a formally known as oracle arena. the moment marking the 4th year in a row. historically black colleges and universities faced off during all-star weekend. and while an nba pop-up event in san francisco

is offering sneakerheads and immersive experience, all things basketball and shoes, the foot locker and powell street is hosting the heat and heart experience. fans can check out exclusive sneaker drops from top brands and meet some of the pros on saturday. wnba player sabrina ionescu stopped by to greet fans and sign shoes. she's a want a quick native who plays for the new york liberty and she says this weekend has been great for the bay area and basketball. in other news, 2 food delivery competitors are set to square off in court. uber technologies. the parent company of uber eats is suing doordash over what it claims are anti-competitive practices in the lawsuit. doordash is accused of threatening to force higher costs on restaurants which also offer uber eats delivery. uber reportedly filed the suit after hearing from restaurant owners who felt pressured by doordash doordash argues the suit has no merit and that uber is simply unable to offer merchants where consumers better delivery choices. and mexico's government is preparing a lawsuit against

google and other big companies that are in tech, which are now showing gulf of america on their apps. mexico's president argues it creates confusion because the map show different names in different countries. the change follows an executive order by president donald trump. google also says it plans to change the name of denali in alaska back to its original name of mount mckinley. the alameda county sheriff's office is now asking the community for help solving a valentine's day homicide. that happened 41 years ago. 84 year-old christian bus later was killed in his home on dunn road in hayward in 1984. deputies say he was last seen by friends and neighbors 2 days before he died. and police arrested a man in san pablo friday night. he's accused of shooting into someone's home. police say the suspect lived inside the victim's backyard shed and when searching the shed, they discovered a rifle and bullet police say the man is a convicted felon and is not allowed to own guns. california is insurance plan of last resort aimed at supporting those who can't get

coverage under private insurers. it's getting a billion dollar bailout to pay out claims related to the los angeles fires. the fair plan is a pool that all major insurers pay into and is designed to provide temporary coverage. but after the devastating fires, more people rely on it. and officials say the pool is expecting a loss of 4 billion dollars. state officials announced this week that all insurers doing business in california must take on half the cost of bailing out the fair plan. ultimately, those companies will be allowed to pass on some of the burden to policyholders in the form of fees. some lawmakers are sounding the alarm on this move, saying it will impact everyday californians who do have home insurance coverage. because that band-aid is coming up. the cost of homeowners. another assessment is coming. >> another rate hike is coming. californians are really put in a position right now that we're just triage ing. we need real solutions. and this is >> a california insurance

commissioner, ricardo, lara, said in a statement, quote, a took this necessary consumer protection action with one goal in mind, the fair plan must pay claims just like any other insurance company. we must take action to improve the financial standing of the fair plan and prevent this situation from recurring. well, your health february is american heart month and cardiologists are warning that moru people under the age of 40. all right. great. a risk for heart attacks and heart disease. they say people are just get into sedentary and there's an epidemic of obesity. also, more adults suffer from high cholesterol and diabetes. >> where there is more substance abuse such as excessive smoking. alcohol, cannabis, cocaine, methamphetamines, the anabolic steroids. these also cause different kinds hard related issues. >> doctors say younger adults should make sure to see their doctors to stay updated on their health screenings. in the south bay, silicon valley water officials approved pay

raises for themselves. board members approved a 5% raise coming out to about $384 per meeting the yearly salary. now around $70,000 a year board directors say the raises will encourage young people to enter public service careers in high priced silicon valley. the water board says the district should also look into further pay raises for future members. meantime, green energy is top of mind for cupertino officials. solar panels will be installed at 3 government buildings after a city council vote earlier this month. the city is expected to pay 2.5 million dollars for the project. officials say it would save cupertino nearly $300,000 in energy costs per year. but council member re weighing is apprehensive. he says the project relies on money from the inflation reduction act and president trump's recent orders impacted funding going into clean energy without funding the city would have to foot the 4.4 million dollar bill. jeff. but bezos is aerospace company. blue origin is laying

off about 1000 workers, about 10% of its workforce. the company said it grew too fast and became less focused as a result. the cuts will reportedly be an engineering research development, project management and general managers. origin was founded in 2002 years before elon musk competitors, spacex origin plans to continue work on a spacecraft called blue moon, which nasa has selected to be part of the artemis program. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a long-lost silent hill thought to be gone forever has just resurfaced. >> a look at what's behind this incredible discovery. and after the break, the california highway patrol is looking to fill hundreds of positions. they're focusing on a specific group of a specific group of applicants. that

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>> i have always wanted to be in. law enforcement has since a little girl and chp, i want to say all the divisions is. >> were i want to be? and i i see myself as a chp. >> veronica salazar joins many other young recruits who attended the california highway patrol's women's recruitment seminar on saturday. but the hope of being a chp officer for me, i'd like to create a change for my family. >> i mean, i mean, bettina. so i think that's a little party for me for my family in, of course, for my future a little ceased. and i want her to see they she can as well.

>> for the past 27 years, the california highway patrol has been a way of life for robin johnson who rose through the ranks to now be the chp assistant commissioner. >> this is an amazing job. i wouldn't do it any different. her career began on the streets as an officer later becoming a motor officer. then onto doing investigations, teaching at the academy and finally promoting to assistant commissioner. it's provided for me. it's provided for my family and it's given me the opportunity to give back to the people within the community. the opportunities this department are endless those certifying opportunities which chp hopes these recruits will take full advantage of to have a prosperous career. it's important for us not only provide opportunity for and everybody. we are a very diverse agency. with up to 700

vacancies right now ranging from officers to non-uniform professional staff such as dispatchers auto technicians and motor carriers for us to reach out and provide information and opportunity for the people in our community to see the opportunities that are available to them. i feel like this is something that would allow me to better go myself and also give me purpose, which is still something that i'm looking for, especially since. >> so but young in age from still, 21. so i'm still kind of figure out what i'm trying to do. >> beautiful start to the day view of the transamerica pyramid. mostly cloudy skies across the bay area and looks dry but not everywhere. now, here's a view from mount tam a pious. it's a picture, perfect view as usual. it looks as though it could be a painting, doesn't it? sun has risen on your sunday and gosh, there's a front moving across northern california. we're getting just

the tail end of this week front. in fact, as it hits the bay area, it disshpates starts to fall apart. so this is more. they cloud maker, then a rainmaker. nevertheless, we will see a few areas of with raindrops, probably most likely in the north bay. but you could see a few drops where you are. we'll be counting raindrops in the hundreds of an inch, maybe a 10th of an inch in some places. so although we see the possibility of rain this morning, we get things to dry out. oh, yeah, we still get the clouds, but it's a drier air mass that's going to be with us today later and then tonight as well. we'll stay with a mostly cloudy skies. if you're just stepping out the door. >> 44 degrees san mateo 50 for san francisco. >> 46 degrees in saint alina. so we're starting out much warmer today. then we have the last number of days. and that's because, of course, no longer we have frost advisories in the clouds help to keep the earth's heat close to the ground overnight. so that's good news. all right. take a bite of these rain drops a cup quickly that got that front goes away really by

noon or so. by early afternoon, we should be seeing the end of that. for now it's dry then on monday, dry then on tuesday. and here's wednesday where you see precipitation again in the form of rain across the san francisco bay area in the form of snow. again in the sierra. that's good news. but it's also a very weak storm system. so it goes away quickly. and again, we count the raindrops and hundreds maybe tenths of an inch. and then we stay dry really through the next weekend into monday, although a number of storms come through, high pressure keeps them at bay. so they have to go up and over us. here is your hair at your headlines. so it's light rain through midday. you're not going need your umbrella. i don't think drier air tonight and the winds will be gentle to moderate benign weather monday and tuesday. and then next chance of rain is wednesday. stephanie. all right, kathy, thank you so much. >> well, no one likes a dying phone battery. but what can you do about it? rich demuro

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exhibit is called liberty tory living protective interiors and radical black joy. and it's really dedicated to the idea that trauma and struggle isn't our only generational inheritance. after 2 years ed lee says she feels like she's just hitting her stride and enjoys keeping the museum on the pulse of what's happening in black culture today. black and brown people are being asked to expose their soft underbelly again and again in the bid for empathy. that doesn't necessarily come so interested rather, then where are we going to get to work? we going to make new revolution. we're going go sit down for a minute and be seen as resting not as lazy. what's so magical about what general has created in that space. all those pieces speak to different ways in which we're allowed to be in space as black bodies. oakland cut printmaking artist. sean. tell hildebrand is one of several artists with work featured in the liver tory living exhibit her vulnerable pieces show women behind closed doors and

dodging and their deserved rest. the artwork hangs next to sculptures lead chose for the exhibit. but i'm not trying to rewrite or demonstrate what black menaces. i'm just demonstrating what rest looks like to me and what liberation looks like to me. it's not black. rest is just rest. as you move through the exhibit, you'll find text on the walls written by lee. she says she's inviting visitors to engage in what they're seeing. art work isn't just something that gives to you. it's in relationship with you. so what i want people to lead with is a sense that they, too, can meet the demands that were to making even challenging artworks that they, too can ask questions that they can think about our work through their own individual allies add nears its 20th anniversary lead is looking to the future. next focus black, this and the universe. blackness in the cosmos is where things go back up. and to me, there's no line between that and blackness has lived. what i really hope is that more becomes a place

where no one is afraid. people feel a real sense of belonging and come to expect that they will be both invited unchallenged by what they see in san francisco. noelle bellow. we say we're ever black people are making things. i'm interested. kron. 4 news. the museum will be close starting in march for renovations reopens in october. >> a prom for continues to honor black history all this month. be sure to tune in for our special airing february 27th at 6.30, hosted by 27th at 6.30, hosted by noelle. and right now. i bought the team! kevin... ? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too! starting with the sound system... that's caaaaaaaaash. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback?

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today marks the final day of nba all-star weekend. a look at the fun that still lies ahead. >> plus, san francisco hosted the vibrant chinese lunar new year parade take you inside the sights and sounds. >> and francisco fire and police crews raced to rescue 2 people who fell into the water at 32, the latest on the search as the kron. 4 morning search as the kron. 4 morning news continues. excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee.

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excitement, including the dunk contest that stole the show. and if you miss the big chinese new year parade, no need to worry. our cameras captured all the action for you. and breaking new overnight, rescuers race to pull someone out of the chilly san francisco bay. but another person is still missing. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, february, the 16. let's check in with kathy trafton for a look at your weather. hi, kathy. >> hi, stephanie. a sunday morning on a holiday weekend. >> not much there's a little bit rain. >> but you know what? we're counting it and hundreds of an inch. and if where you are, you may not see a single raindrop because it's a very weak front that's heading right across northern california and splashing into the bay area. so we're in great shape. here's a view from sfo. you see an awful lot of clouds will be seeing a lot

of clouds throughout the day. many temperatures right now are reaching into the 40's and even the 50's. so hayward, 50 concord, 47 sausalito, 48 degrees at this hour. we will rise into the 50's and 60's this afternoon. so here's the front. it's a weak one. we're catching the tail end of it right across the bay area. and really it's falling apart. it's dissipating. so it's not a big player. speaking a few snowflakes to sierra nevada, but again, not a big player for us. the air mass will start to dry out after depositing just a few hundredths of an inch. that storm is on its way to oblivion. but we have another storm coming in on wednesday. it too, is very weak. so we're not going to see really impressive rainfall totals to see a lot more. if you head up to you weaker mendocino, if you stick around the bay area, maybe a couple 107 inch at max, maybe a 3rd of an inch up in santa rosa. look ahead. shows that main dissipating this morning. we're going for mostly cloudy skies today. and tonight, a much drier air

mass. it's absolutely lovely. so that's the view from here. back to you, stephanie. kathy, thank you. >> breaking overnight, san francisco fire and police responded to pierre 32 over reports of 2 people falling into the water. this happened late saturday night. you're looking at citizen app video showing the search. one person was pulled from the water and rushed to the hospital. first responders continue searching for the other person using boats, thermal imaging cameras and drones around 11, 30. the scene was turned over to the police department to continue the search. also breaking overnight, oakland fire crews put out a warehouse blaze near the fruitvale bart station citizen app. video shows the view from the road. you can see all that smoke going up into the air. there. first responders used hose lines and ladders to fight the fire from multiple angles. the incident was under control by 11, 30. the cause of the fire under investigation. no reports of injuries so far related to this place. >> go, yeah.

>> lot of excitement out there. day 2 of nba all-star weekend is in the books and the event drew basketball fans of big stars to the bay area. thousands of people gathering outside chase center. as you can see, excited to see players from teams all over the nba and kron four's jack moment. was there. >> many of the fans we spoke with said that they're just really happy to see that the nba all-star weekend is back in the bay area for the first time in about a quarter century. many of those fans we spoke to also told us that they think this is san francisco's way telling the world that they're back on center stage. streaming from inside the shop. has gone out here tomorrow. tonight. >> and screaming from eager fans pouring into thrive city. outside the chase center saturday for day 2 of nba all-star weekend. it's been from the young biggest thing.

i've been looking forward to it to see my beautiful beyonce smile and have a good time here. so the soon to be married like kendrick donnica, who works the jumbotron at chase center. >> for him, he's proud to see the stadium. this lit i felt like. >> we've been on the come-up and honestly, this is another big thing that will help people, i mountains anymore. >> and while many couldn't get inside to watch the skills contest, there's times to enjoy interactive games for the so can all that is the warriors. that my dream to be on again. pulling gonzalez drove 2 hours to get here removed. warriors fans w re in full force. many saying the all-star weekend is good for the bay. i don't know. we haven't seen the city like popping like this in a while. you know, and use always be like this. so it's good to its put on his big boy pants again for the bay area. the san francisco looked down upon because of its. >> you know, criminal activity, whether car big band. >> other than that man, i think he's going let people know the bay area is really about a me.

>> but for the kids, it's just a chance to continue looking up to their favorite players. >> yes. >> video walking around any other lebron right? >> sunday is the last day for all of the festivities taking place here at thrive city and everything will. and also on sunday with the all-star games taking place right here at chase center, starting at around 5 in the evening reporting here in san francisco jacmel but kron 4 news. it's gotta love the enthusiasm out there. >> well, the biggest event last night where the three-point and slam dunk contests kron 4 sports director scott reese was at chase center as the pros show their skills on the court. >> night 2 of all-star weekend. and it did not disappoint. lots of nba fans in the house. course, lots of warrior fans in the house and suffice it to say there was a

little something for everaone. we begin with the skills competition because that was the first event of the night and the spurs would factor heavily not into the final verdict here, but into the post contest banter victor wembanyama and chris paul, why? well, because they tried to work the system. you know, you either have to make the 3 or you have to take 3 shots and missed. but the object is um to make the shot. it's to go as quickly as possible. so they tried to just throw 3 basketball's really quickly and move the crowd didn't like everybody thought, well, they're cheating. draymond asked about this after the game. apparently not officially cheating, but it was frowned upon. nonetheless, they did not advance to the final round. speaking of draymond, green moses, moody. >> they played well early on. they got to the final against evan mobley and donovan mitchell of the cavaliers. but sadly, for the oriole for your faithful, it was the cavs who prevailed and mitchell and mobley are your skills

competition out champions to end the 3 point contest. this was interesting because buddy hield not steph curry was representing us to your warriors and hield who has been a free month's shooting slump in the regular season suddenly found his stroke here tonight he hit 31. >> in the first round, which is a good score, got himself to the final against miami's tyler herro and came up just buck short, had a chance to win it with a final couple of shots. couldn't get it done. so tyler herro, it is your 3 point shooting champion. but i tell you buddy ball certainly delighted the hometown crowd. >> was good. great buys. put on all-star weekend we would fans of. and you know, 25 years on here we bought it. >> and then what many consider to be the main event, the slam dunk contest, which honestly was kind of a dud early-on until mac mcclung went to work. he did was jump over a

pace. straight 50's in the first round for mcclung that really set the tone and he wound up absolutely mesmerizing captivating this chase center crowd. 4 dunks, all of them 50's across the board. even jumped over evan mobley, who was standing on a 5 inch platform. i mean, the dunks were incredible. again, perfect scores from start to finish. and mac mcclung is a three-peat winner of the slam dunk contest. he's now won 3 in a row. absolutely amazing. early in the day. the all stars, you know, the ones will play in the actual game on sunday. they had their final practice than ross was in oakland and he files this report. >> well, scott, the atmosphere was absolutely electric today. >> at oakland arena, even though it was just the all-star practice, it's a building that hasn't had an nba basketball in a while. and the fans came out in full force. obviously, steph curry got the biggest reception, but so did former warrior kevin durant. and as you might expect him, ian lillard, the oakland native, they really

enjoyed getting to reminisce about a building that used to play in and they were happy to give the fans of oakland to thrill. this is a moment for sure. i think. >> the idea of no, we made to move the chase center and then is going to last. the 6 seasons. to have a little bit of that moment to honor and reminisce the 47 years that we played this building. the 10 years that i you know, growing up in the inside of these walls, the energy in this building and that can come back just like that. it was. i've enjoyed to the fullest. i'm happy they kind of took stance and came this direction with cause. >> you know, i think the city needs this type energy and all-star weekend is going to be here. i thought this was a great opportunity to do something like this. well, that's it for tonight. 2 of 3 here on all-star weekend. we'll have much more. >> tomorrow morning and of course, throughout the day on kron news as we get set for the all-star game main event on sunday night. in san

francisco. scott reese kron 4 sports. >> and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news amid an ongoing insurance crisis following the southern california wildfires. the state is now funding a major bela. >> it's a long holiday weekend. there's fresh snow in the sierra. perhaps you're thinking heading to tahoe this morning with that being good time to leave now. i've got fhrecast for you coming up with some enlightening fight.

all right, 8.12, this gorgeous morning live look outside at the city of san francisco. >> looking like maybe you want to carry a jacket with you if you plan to go out for a walk at this hour. fingers crossed that the weather is going to look nice for this sunday with all the nba all-star weekend activities going on, kathy. >> it was always a good idea to carry a jacket. layers is always a way to go in san francisco bay area. >> and then there's the sierra nevada. so you could stay in the bay area. have a wonderful weekend. it's a holiday weekend. so much activity going on. it's presidents day weekend, extra day on the weekend. so he might consider going to the sierra nevada. this is how it looks in his 70, a fresh dusting of snow across the sierra. and it would be a great day to go skiing. but how about heading up to the bay area this morning? probably not a great idea. we've got some snow reported on i-80 heading right 4 inches. it's could be dangerous conditions, slick conditions. so if you're heading up the tahoe, i would

hold off until maybe this afternoon. so we've got the light as rain below in lower elevations, and the snow about 5, 5500 feet will go for quiet and sunny. by the time we get to tuesday. so it's going to be beautiful. here's a look at the futurecast. this is forecast model showing the snow going through the tahoe area and then rain in pines and look up quickly. it comes away. so it's really just a morning event. and that's the same front that's bringing just a few raindrops in the bay area. in fact, we see a lot of clouds in the bay area, but there are a few rays of poking through. you can see it whether the sfo, san mateo on the bay bridge. now, tammy golden gate bridge, which been bridge. it's all really a lovely day. here is that storm is bringing just a few rain drops and more snow to the sierra. it really dissipate. sits a dying front. it's a weak front. goes right across the bay area and boom, it's gone. and then we go for a drier air mass, mostly cloudy skies today. and tonight and

then look, look, here is wednesday into thursday. another quick pop of rain. so it's going to be just a light. one. basically the weather pattern is fairly settled, even though we have a few bits of rain here and there the rainfall totals are not impressive. look at the santa rosa 100th of an inch up to maybe a 3rd of an inch come by by wednesday system by thursday. we'll see maybe a quarter of an inch in novato and 18, 100's in mountain view. so really don't need to get the big rain. you're out. you don't need to worry about your umbrella. forecast highs today. a lot of areas in the 50's a few in the low 60's san jose where the warmer spots at 62 degrees. concord, 59. so if you're heading out this afternoon, it's a lot like yesterday afternoon, maybe a degree or 2 warmer in a few spots. a look ahead. yes, shows us the mostly cloudy skies today and then we get that chance of rain coming in again on wednesday. and the 7 day forecast is a feast for the i know we get a few clouds

along with the sunshine and a chance of rain again just here and there. but it is certainly a beautiful spell of weather for us here across the bay area. stephanie, kathy, thank you. >> crumpler celebrates black history month and oakland, the black panther party museum celebrated its 30th year and this week revealed an exciting new exhibit. joining us live to share more is museum co-founder, dr xavier buck. good morning to you. great to see you again. good morning. good to see. set us up with some context here. first of all, congratulations on the new exhibit, but also give us some context about the black panther party and its roots here in the bay area. the black panther party is from oakland. it is a bury, a story that is unique to this place. and one time it was a small grass organization concerned with police brutality, concerned with access to health care concern with. >> not not having your kids fed before school, but those same issues that we're here in oakland were all over the country. and so they had a presence in 48 states across

america may eventually had international influence. and so globe organization rooted right here in oakland, california. well, and you're the co-founder of the museum. so walk us through the work about getting that off the ground. yeah. well, first of all, thanks for having me back again. been little over one year since we opened up the museum and this past thursday night, we opened survival pending revolution. it's a brand new exhibition. it is about the 65 survival programs at the party put this is the programs where they fed kids before they went to school, woke up at the crack of down because kids were hungry. could learn in class were talking about people who couldn't get access to medical care system of free medical clinics and coordinated doctors and nurses and students to provide that there are seniors who are getting robbed when they went to the atm to cut the pension checks of social security checks. they asked oakland pd to protect them. oakland pd said well closer to the curve. so as the panthers who came out, escorted them to those atm's. and so these are the stories, these programs that we're talking about, a museum this time around. well, and walk us through some of the notable

artifacts and images that are presented in the new exhibit giving people should really pay attention to. yeah. i mean, we have 5 photographers featured in exhibition. people know like stephen shames and probably jones. we also have a roof, marion route. we have 2 children as he was up at the photographer. so we have these very captivating images. we also have stuff from the duct issue up to the foundation collection that we're digitizing its house, the stanford. but we all know p and it's been digitized and brought to the downtown oakland. so we knew some of the stuff from that collection like examples of the a medical clinic budget. there's a lot of things on display, whether it's on the was on the table to split case. yeah, we are showing some of the images as well. you may be walk us through what kind what we're seeing here. so some of these images are from each one teach one. this one right here is bobby headed. he was the first recruiter, the party and at 17 years old, he was actually the first person to be killed in the party. and so that image was actually tribute to fallen comrades from 1968 to 1971, there were 32 panthers who

were assassinated by beheading, was killed 2 days after dr king was assassinated. most folks don't talk about and so we talk about how progress of the bay area's or what our values here. we sometimes forget that is entrenched in panther blood. and so it's there's a balance in the exhibition. it's highlight of all the programs and services that the panthers did. but also the intense repression they face from the state government. and so, you know, it's important both sides of that story and how well is this exhibit going to be around its going to be a for at least a year? okay. people have time to see it. absolutely. what about the curation process? because i'm sure so much history as you just described with the panthers, so many different images. how did you decide? well, first of all, i had a friend a fantastic team. i was the leak curator, but 2 other curators believe jennings was a veteran panthers been preserving panther history since 1998. winning local red. she was independent curator out of texas who help me out with a lot of the visuals. and we also work with a collective

of panthers about 10 different folks who feedback and gave input on the narrative in on the stories being told to make sure we did it right. a lot of museums, the subject of the history don't get to tell their own stories. but we kind of thought it was important to reverse that in this particular instance, because the federal government controlled so much of the panthers narrative, 70% of news articles about the party at that time were penned by influenced by the fbi. so we want to make sure that the panthers had a voice in this and that they could contribute to the exhibition about themselves. now you had a launch event for this new exhibit just a few days ago 100 ago, that thursday night we had over 800 people come to the opening 6 edition graduations. thank you. it was a packed room all night. and how did it feel just to see all those faces and to get that feedback from the community? yeah, i mean, i was inspired because i see all these people just really taking it in. mean, that just take a moment. reflect on what they were experiencing. some people came in black panther history. some didn't know at all. but there was a space for

everybody to learn something. and then opening night we had 5 panthers come speak on the stage and give their personal reflections on this about programs. and how would you say that the work of the black panthers continues today? look at the state of the country when we're talking about the free breakfast program, that was a program that the federal government took a nationwide and that they're now looking at repealing. and so the repurchase program, it became national because the party was national. and so they made it a big deal when the federal government took it over. it's because the fbi director said he was more scared of the free breakfast program than the guns at the pettit said as they want to neutralize the panthers and make us more reliant on the government, the non ourselves. and so it's a perfect time to be thinking about the legacy of the party and where we go for as we start to wrap things up here you have a message for viewers this black history month. i mean, come down to the museum. there's a lot to learn a lot to be inspired by and mostly i

think it's a testament of what people's power looks like. this is a museum that was founded by the community and by panthers and a lot of people have contributed to it and as well as exhibition we always need donors. but we did this with community support, you know, and so. it's a testament of what we can do today and what we should be continue to do in our communities and any projects that you can tease ahead to that you're will next year is the 60th anniversary of the black panther party. okay. they've a lot in store and this is also the drc peta foundation, which of the pan organization. it's 30th anniversary. so we're celebrating. we have all kind of programs in the works and with thinking about how we take this open story and make in this museum work and take it national. all right. very good. doctor xavier book with the black panther party museum. thank you so much. thank you having all right. we'll be right back. and

all-star weekend continues today. and there's still time to check out the fan experience at musc only center. >> from forest hills, the for takes us inside. >> what's called the nba crossover experience allows fans to interact with players. the event includes a full-size basketball court. fans can take a picture with the larry o'brien championship trophy, although it may not be the real thing. >> there's lots of games chances to test your skills. also, plenty of booth selling nba merge. but the real attraction is the chance to meet the players. talked to a

couple of fans waiting in line for autographs most about seeing the players like it. okay. coming out, we don't we don't see that local played also the vibe of the city with the all-star year to bring a bay area like it's much needed obvious. i just want their players are in line covid 09:00am right now. he says employers know victor wembanyama is going to be here. it's a lot of fun. >> if you're thinking about coming down to check out the fan experience this weekend, keep in mind that they're also lunar new year events in san francisco this weekend. so there's going to be a lot of traffic plan ahead. maybe take public transit if you can. in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 doors open at 10 and the fun goes until 06:00pm. it's $50 for adults. and 25 for children. >> a reminder traffic is expected to be heavy again coming into the city. so you might want to take public transportation news service is free again today. but note that cable called a car service is not included in that. and for the latest

information of nba all-star game. get head to our website kron 4 dot com. we've got the latest events. >> and a look at the celebrities and athletes visiting the bay area.

>> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin at age. 29, let's start your coverage this half hour with a look at the weather with kathy trafton. hi, kathy. >> hi, stephanie. it's quite an interesting day today because had some raindrops in

the forecast. we did see a few raindrops, but not a whole lot as a front moves across the northern california into the bay area. it's falling apart. so i can show you some great images. first of all, here's an image of mostly cloudy skies right above the richmond bridge. it's a lovely drive into the city. and you know what? if you look really closely on this image, there's a very faint rainbow. can you see it right there? let's just actually was just there. maybe you can see it. maybe not. >> but it was just coming right down on the sleeping madden right there on mount temple, pius. so maybe in the last 2 uses seconds is little harder to see now. but it's basically it's, of course, refraction of light through the raindrops. and in fact, we did see a few raindrops across the bay area here is that weakening front. it's a weak front anyway, but it's strong enough to bring some snow to the sierra nevada, one to 4 inches there for us. it's just a smattering of rain drops a few mid north bay, a few in the south bay. it's not terribly exciting in terms of rain. but again, if it produced a rainbow, that's

pretty cool. so you see recounting the raindrops and hundreds of an inch. we've got another similar system coming right through the bay area on wednesday morning. and so are a cumulative rainfall totals will be more impressive in northern california, places such as eureka places such as mendocino, but in the san francisco bay area, maybe 2 tenths of an inch cumulatively from this morning's fabulous raindrops into wednesday's fabulous raindrops. a look ahead shows. yeah. if you smell her rings of raindrops today and then it's mostly cloudy skies for today. and tonight, little drier air mass moves in in the wake of that front, few splashes or a dove. you betcha. but again, we're going to see gentle winds and a more benign weather pattern for monday and tuesday until the next front comes through. guess what? we've got a warm up coming. give you some details on that. you like to hear about later on later on this week. it's coming up and whether stephanie? all right, kathy, thank you so much. >> and all-star weekend

continues today from 4 scott recent erin wilson. bring us a look at the excitement from chase center. >> from the warriors were well represented here on saturday night and it started with the opening event, the skills competition, draymond green and we had moses moody and they got to the final aaron. so they acquitted themselves pretty well. what did you think of their performance and the skills competition? >> well, you know, this weekend is all about fun. so i definitely think when it comes to rating their performance for fun, i think they enjoy themselves at their draymond green. of course, having been 9 years it's been his first all-star. that's how long it's been. and now he's back in here at home this time hosting moses. moody, on the other believe is his first time participating in all-star. and he said he had a great time with draymond. course, they came up short to the cavs. it was tough on donovan mitchell and evan mobley able to count is the meta came down to the 2 of them all because draymond city at a big looking ball

through the hoop. and that cost precious seconds. we could get it quite the way wanted to do it because they say, you know, i really wanted to win this challenge from moses. what he couldn't do. it. and it's ok, because like i say to the end of the day, it's all about having fun. and they seemingly had a lot of fun doing it in front of a home crowd and they even had some fun in the postgame news conference and you are there. what struck you about what the guys had to say after the competition? well, you know, moses actually spoke. he was asked of draymond green. it misses, you know, hopes and dreams when it comes winning this thing you know, know, he did miss some of what i don't want to tell you exactly what he said because i do think it's a lot more prolific to here with both of them had to say because it points to what this season may look like. once break is all over mind. and you know my daughter, you know, he gone, he gone. so what am i going on? so we need of a spare i you know, i like to show up in those moments. but >> i wanted that moment for

him. i was that was the nba finest. i was that was a good out of playoffs for us coming out of the break. we got 27 games left. it's a 27 game. then a grand with and started to see expect. that started see that we so as you see, although they're having fun right now, an all-star week. >> right now, their focus seemingly is on the fact that they have a new feel in the locker room with jimmy butler being added to their roster for the 2nd half of the season with 27 games left to go in this funny, you know, there was so much buildup to that trade deadline. and when the butler trade happened, the reaction was like. >> okay, maybe kind of people didn't seem all that jazzed about it. now everybody's fired up so far. so good. everybody's fired up in the locker room is back into their. we believe we love to hear that in the bay area. we have to wait to see how they break down toward the end of the season. but it does seem

like things are looking up when it comes to the absolutely looking up when it comes to the all-star and if they believe we believe so it's all get back to the studio. >> among the many events at all-star weekend included the hbcu classic tuskegee university be morehouse college. 68 to 55 at the oakland arena, formally known as the oracle arena. the moment marking the 4th year in a row. historically, black colleges and universities faced off during all-star weekend. and meanwhile, in nba pop-up event in san francisco is offering sneakerheads and immersive experience and all things basketball and shoes, the foot locker on powell street is hosting the heat and heart experience. fans can check out exclusive sneaker drops from top brands and meet some of the pros on saturday. wnba player sabrina ionescu stopped by to greet fans and sign shoes. she's along the creek native who plays for the new york liberty. she says this weekend has been great for the bay area and basketball c. and justin and ebony alert has been issued by

the california highway patrol and alameda county for 13 year-old juana williams. take a good look at your screen. here. she is described as 5 feet, 5 inches tall, weighing about 240 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. williams was last seen on edwards lane and center street in castro valley wearing a red sweatshirt, blue and burgundy leggings and brown sandals. chp is asking anyone with information on her whereabouts to please call 9-1-1 right away. 2 food delivery competitors are set to square off in court uber. the parent technology of uber eats is suing doordash over what it says are anti-competitive practices in the lawsuit. doordash is accused of threatening to force higher costs on restaurants which also offer uber eats delivery. uber reportedly filed the suit after hearing from restaurant owners who felt pressured by doordash bergosh argues the lawsuit has no merit and says that uber is simply unable to offer merchants are consumers better delivery choices.

mexico's government is preparing a lawsuit against google and other big tech companies which are now showing gulf of america on their apps. mexico's president argues it creates confusion because the map show different names in different countries. the change follows an executive order by president trump. donald trump. google says it will also change the name of denali in alaska back to its original name of mount mckinley. down to county sheriff's office is now asking the community for help solving a valentine's day. homicide. that happened 41 years ago. 84 year-old christian bustling or was killed in his home on dunn road in hayward in 1984. deputies say he was last seen by friends and neighbors 2 days before he died. police arrested a man in san pablo friday night. he's accused of shooting into someone's home. police say the suspect lived inside the victim's backyard shed when searching the shed. they discovered a rifle and bullets. police say the man a convicted felon and is not allowed to own guns. california's insurance plan of last resort and that

supporting those who can't get coverage under private insurers is getting a billion dollar bailout to pay out claims related to the los angeles fires. the fair plan as a pool that all major insurers pay and 2 and is designed to provide temporary coverage. but after the devastating fires, more people are relying on and officials say the poor is expecting a loss of 4 billion dollars. state officials announced this week that all insurers doing business in california must take on half the cost of bailing out that their plan. ultimately, those companies will be allowed to pass on some of the burden to policyholders in the form of fees. some lawmakers sounding the alarm on this move saying it will impact everyday californians who do have home insurance coverage. because that band-aid is coming up. the cost of homeowners. another assessment is coming. >> another rate hike is coming. californians are really put in a position right now that we're just triage ing. we need real solutions. and this is >> california insurance commissioner ricardo lara said in a statement, quote, i took this necessary consumer

protection action with one goal in mind. the fair plan must pay claims just like any other insurance company. we must take action to improve the financial standing of the fair plan and prevent the situation from recurring. >> well, your health february is american heart month and cardiologists are warning that more people under the age of 40. >> alright, greater risk for heart attacks and heart disease. they say people are just getting too sedentary and there's epidemic of obesity. also, adults suffer from high cholesterol and diabetes. they say. >> where there is more substance abuse such as excessive smoking. alcohol, cannabis, cocaine, methamphetamines, the anabolic steroids. these also cause different kinds hard related issues. >> doctors say younger adults should make sure to see their doctors to stay updated on their health screenings. in the south bay, silicon valley water officials approved pay raises for themselves. board members approved a 5% raise coming out to $384 per meeting. we do have the salary

now around $70,000 a year board directors say the raises will encourage young people to enter public service careers in high priced silicon valley. the water board says the district should also look into further pay raises for future members. meantime, green energy is top of mind for cupertino officials. solar panels will be installed at 3 government buildings after a city council vote earlier this month. the city is expected to pay 2.5 million dollars for this project. officials say it would save cupertino nearly $300,000 in energy costs per year. but council member re weighing says that they are apprehensive the project relies on money from the inflation reduction act and president trump's recent orders impacted funding going into clean energy without that funding, the city would have to foot the 4.4 million dollar bill. jeff bezos says aerospace company blue origin is laying about laying off about 1000 workers. that's about 10% of the workforce. the company said it grew too fast, became less focused. the

cuts will reportedly be in engineering research development and the gm positions. now origin was founded in 2002 years before elon musk competitors. spacex blue origin plans to continue work on a spacecraft called blue moon, which nasa has chosen to be part of the artemis program. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a long-lost silent film thought to be gone forever has just resurfaced. >> a look at what's behind >> a look at what's behind that incredible discovery.

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>> let's take a view of the mountains. here's a view from mount tam, a pious. picture. perfect day, a mostly cloudy day doesn't get a lot prettier than that. so that's what's going on there. and you know what in the sierra nevada, there is snow. of course, and the snow is absolutely flying. so this year forecast is showing some rain. you know what? there's rain and snow. if you're heading up to the sierra right now, tahoe, the snow is flying one to 4 inches will be deposited on local roads. in fact, i-80 reporting snow at this hour. so it's falling. that band of rain that actually fell on the bay area. just a few rain drops to little stronger up in the sierra, bringing them pretty good snowfall. so that's great news. if you're a scare, not great news. if you want to drive up there right now because the roads are slick and hazardous, you might want to put off that drive for a little bit. dry things out by tuesday. it'll be sunny and quiet weather there. but here's the accumulation. here's what's going on. the

forecast is showing this morning. it's a quick hit of snow, but it's really this band is outperforming. so you see right around south lake tahoe, we've got pretty good snow there. and then it turns, you know, it's no, of course, at kirkwood you go to bear valley. it starts to go look more like rain. you head down to arnold, our friends in arnold and pines. little more rain than snow missus look at that by sunday this morning at 11, it's almost at a lake tahoe and by midday into the early afternoon, it is a thing of the past. so a few extra inches of fresh powder never hurt any skiers. they like it. and back here in the bay area, we can look at the transportation, whether you're sfo or the richmond, san mateo bay bridge, golden gate bridge out temple, pius, it's mostly cloudy skies for the day. so it's lovely day and the rain drops. so it's real. some areas are seeing a little bit of rain, but this band of rain is really disorganized. it falls apart, brought more rain to northern california. then to we're dry for a few days. and there's your wednesday

again. another similar system bringing snow in the sierra right. some rain in the bay area and maybe a little bit more than today. we shall see. but another weak system. so it's not a big deal other than at our weather this week is quiet because high pressure is in control. so as storm after storm heads in our direction, it deflects upward as it hits up against the ridge high pressure is helping us out. keeping us a little bit on the dry side. rainfall totals today. not very impressive. our day, hundreds of an inch here and there little bit more. maybe 307 inch in hayward. but then we add that up. he militantly today's rainfall with wednesday's rainfall. okay. 3rd of an inch in santa rosa. maybe a quarter of an inch from nevado to net to napa and 14, 100's of an inch in boulder creek and the santa cruz mountains and so the forecast highs for today numbers a lot like yesterday 50's to low 60's, maybe mid 60's in a few spots. san francisco, 58 degrees, nevada.

58 oakland, 58 livermore. 61 degrees and san jose. one of the warm spots at 63. so for today, we've got numbers again, 50's and 60's. it's mostly cloudy. once we get rid of those few lingering rain drops. if you see any at all. and a look ahead shows a dry week with the exception of the few rain drops this morning exception of a few raindrops perhaps on wednesday morning. and you'll notice that something really great if you like warmer weather, warming trend all the way through next weekend. we're going to be going above normal temperatures as we head toward the end of the week. stephanie. >> all right, kathy, thank you. one of san francisco's most beautiful natural marvels is in full bloom. more than 200 rare and historic magnolias with trees reaching 80 feet tall are blossoming now through march. and you can check out the phenomenon yourself this weekend. joining us live to share more is ryan. director of collections and conservation with san francisco botanical gardens.

good morning to you. good morning. how's it going? i'm doing well. how are you? very good. i'm excited to make noise season. here's matic times of the year charismatic. i like it is so give us a bit of a history lesson here. so how did these magnolia has come to be in the park and how long have they been there for? i mean, we've had met some of our noise or over 100 years old. wow. so the garden's first director, eric, well through back in way back when. >> i love mac noise and he brought many to the gardens. and then when we open in 1940, the collection's just kept growing going from there. that's incredible. and did you personally bring any magnolias to state office? go as well? i have i have worked with other institutions to bring other more rare make noise last year's. okay. it's a great partnership. okay. and what are the where the best places to see magnolias in person in the park right now. so the san francisco botanical garden has over 200 specimens on site. we also noise at the japanese tea garden and the conservatory of flowers, but on their several private 3 main pockets, you'll

see just really good cluster, very large showy trees right now. who and where is so down by reviewing garden, up behind what we call heidelberg hill, which is near the toward the main as another section which are tempered asia collection, has a lot of really showing plants right ok, i hope people at home are taking do we have we've some great that so you're not experiencing. follow all the best moving plants and this is on online. you say online and also on site. okay, fantastic. i was showing some images of beautiful son and pink and white flowers and you say they've been some of been around since for for 100 years. we have some very old plants well. and how do you tell the difference? because you mention that there different species, different types of magnolia, definitely. so there are 363 species of magnolias globally. wow. we around 50 for them on our site, but either. 30 or so hybrids and cult of ours. and and so there's great diversity and variety magnolia swell. and how does your organization care for them or they very hardy plants or you know, so

we were the ones that do well for us. outside magna some of our from logan, tropical jungles cold mountain peaks. well, big range of them at 363. so we do the ones that do like to be outside here and so are cool. climate really gives us access and a broad range species that we can grow successfully, ok, got has asked. we had some pretty wet weather over past few days. how would you say that might have affected the magnolia is, you know, they're tough. so i'm actually rain is a good thing for really affects magnolia season is heat. so have the hot weather burns. the flowers are pretty quick. cool weather. keep them fresh and we have more overlap between different trees, ok? so we're liking this right now is good. it's very, cool. he's cool. they're happy and thriving. now are there. other programs are guided tours that people can take advantage of when it comes to checking out the many millions this we have some great volunteer volunteer led ones to get you either. go on your own and have your own interactive experience. but we also free tours available to the public as well. great. and

this is open for how so open 3.65 but magnolia season really depends on the weather. but typically through march, we're peak right now, but it's still plenty more big blue. the ok, great. and then in terms of opening hours during the we open like 7.30, in the morning. that's a pretty then like let's get out. okay. great in tickets required for this reservation. so we are free for residents in veterans. mom, if you're from out of need to buy a ticket. but i also recommend getting all all gardens paso you can the japanese tea garden, conservatory flowers and the san francisco botanical garden for 3 days. unlimited well, great to bring your family and okay, grand. how can people get more information on the pricing and online? gigi gp dot org. easy enough go and how you say that we've already talked about how long the bloom does last more. are there any other plants, flowers, activities that people can check out while there in san francisco with regards to botanical garden. yeah, we have so much mazen

programming from yoga to i'm using outside. we have do an amazing program called flower piano in september, which is absolute blast. check out our website. we just have so many offerings. i can't even share them right now. and as we start to wrap up, you know, what is it like for you to be a part of this really storied institution to bring your experience working with similar organizations to san francisco. i haven't really special job. and i really kind of comes on mission of the organization. we connect people to plant the each other. and i really get the opportunity to not only do fund or the plant stuff to share those stories with people get them connected to these amazing spaces so they can find just that their happiness wonderful and how many plants overall does the botanical gardens feature? so the gardens of golden gate park as a whole we have over 14,000 different kinds of documented plants were still documenting more and more and more so that members is kicking up. wow it how you care for all of them. with amazing horticultural staff. yeah, yeah, because i'm sure

that each plan has its own unique needs after someone more sensitive than others. besides the magnolia's, of course you have any personal favorites that people should also keep it you know, i never answer that question i learned about a new plan you've come to the come to the gardens visit and you're in falmouth something i promise. all right. wonderful ride director of collections and conservation with san francisco botanical gardens. we really appreciate your work and your time. having. of and your time. having. of course, we'll be right back.

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>> well, it's the final day of nba all-star weekend in the bay area. we've got a look at the excitement, including the dunk contest that stole the show. if you missed the big chinese new year parade, no need to our cameras captured all the action. and breaking new overnight rescuers race to pull someone out of the chilly san francisco bay. but another person is still missing. well,

good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, february, the 16th and we continue our coverage through today with a look at your weather first with kathy. hi there. hi, stephanie. this is a morning. you just might be able to see a rainbow several times. our cameras have captured rainbows. >> and but there's so fleeting this elusive this morning that by the time we get to air, i've got all cued up and then you can't see it. >> for instance, here's where the cameras. here's our sutro camera image on the right hand side of the screen. just a few moments ago, there was a rainbow was getting fainter and fainter and sure enough by the time we got here, not there. same thing happened earlier this morning. i cued up because there was a rainbow falling right on terrible, pius. and by the time we got to air it disappeared. so what you want to do if you want to see a rainbow outside, stand with your back to the sun with the rain falling in front of

you. and if the suns at a low angle, you just might be able to see a rainbow might be worth going out to try because the system is going through the northern california into the bay area is not producing much rain, but it might be just enough for you to see a rainbow. it's also producing some snow in the sierra. nevada are rainfall totals not terribly impressive. oh, gosh. maybe 100 of an inch here and there may be 307 inch, but there's a second system coming in our direction that would be on wednesday. it too, will be weak but are cumulative totals. this will be mainly in northern california. more impressive, maybe over an inch in eureka mendocino. but even in san francisco, the bay area, maybe a 3rd of an inch in santa rosa and in san francisco, maybe 2 tenths of an inch. so there's a little bit of rain. and this morning, the rain dissipates very quickly. if you see raindrops that won't be for long because they move out under a drier air mass, mostly cloudy skies continue. and you know what? we get the splashes of rain and then we'll start to see

some calm conditions for a couple of days. that would be monday and tuesday before the next system comes in. and the great news is we're going to get some warming conditions as we head toward the end of the workweek and into next weekend. but we do have snow in the sierra this morning. if you're heading up there, you might want to think twice because there's one to 4 inches of rain forecast to fall right in the tahoe area. and i-80 stephanie. >> kathy, thank you. justin ebony alert has been issued by the chp and alameda county for 13 year-old juan williams. she is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighing approximately 240 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. williams was last seen on edwards lane and center street in castro valley wearing a red sweatshirt. bloomberg in the leg and leggings and brown sandals. chp is asking anyone with information on her whereabouts to call 9-1-1, immediately. breaking overnight, francisco fire and police responded to pierre 32 over reports of 2 people falling into the water. this happened late saturday night. you're looking at citizen app

video showing the search. one person was pulled from the water and rushed to the hospital. first responders continue searching for the other person using boats, thermal imaging cameras and drones around 11, 30. the scene was turned over to the police department to continue the search. also breaking overnight, oakland fire crews put out a warehouse blaze near the fruitvale bart station citizen app. video shows the view from the road. first responders used hose lines and letters to fight the fire from multiple angles. the incident was under control by 11, 30. the cause of the fire is under investigation. no reports of injuries so far related to the blaze. >> go. wow. yeah. >> and day 2 of nba all-star weekend is in the books. the event drawing basketball fans and big stars to the bay area. thousands of people gathered outside chase center excited to see players from teams all over the nba. and crump was jack moment. was there?

>> many of the fans we spoke with said that they're just really happy to see that the nba all-star weekend is back in the bay area for the first time in about a quarter century. many of those fans we spoke to also told us that they think this is san francisco's way telling the world that they're back on center streaming from inside the shop. has gone out here tomorrow. tonight. want and screaming from eager fans pouring into thrive city. outside the chase center saturday for day 2 of nba all-star weekend. it's been from the young biggest thing. i've been looking forward to it to see my beautiful beyonce smile and have a good time here. so the soon to be married like kendrick annika, who works the jumbotron at chase center. >> for him, he's proud to see the stadium. this lit i felt like. >> we've been on the come-up and honestly, this is another big thing that allow people come out and more. >> and while many couldn't get inside to watch the skills contest, there's times to enjoy interactive games for

the so can all that is the warriors. that my dream to be on again. pulling gonzalez drove 2 hours to get here removed. warriors fans were in full force. many saying the all-star weekend is good for the bay. i don't know. we haven't seen the city like popping like this in a while. you know, and use always be like this. so it's good to it's time to put on his big boy pants again for the bay area. the san francisco looked down upon because of >> you know, criminal activity, whether sklar, big band. >> other than that man, i think he's going let people know the berry is really about a me. >> but for the kids, it's just a chance to continue looking up to their favorite players. >> yes, video walking around any other lebron right?

>> sunday is the last day for all of the festivities taking place here at thrive city and everything will. and also on sunday with the all-star games taking place right here at chase center, starting at around 5 in the evening reporting here in san francisco jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> the biggest event last night where the three-point and slam dunk contests kron. 4 sports director scott reese was at chase center as the pros show their skills on the court. >> night 2 of all-star weekend. and it did not disappoint. lots of nba fans in the house. course, lots of warrior fans in the house and suffice it to say there was a little something for everyone. we begin with the skills competition because that was the first event of the night and the spurs would factor heavily not into the final verdict here, but into the post contest banter. victor wembanyama and chris paul, why? well, because they tried to work the system. you know, you either have to make the 3 or you have to take 3 shots and missed. but the object is um to make the shot. it's to

go as quickly as possible. so they tried to just throw 3 basketball's really quickly and move the crowd didn't like everybody thought, well, they're cheating. draymond actually asked about this after the game. apparently not officially cheating, but it was frowned upan. nonetheless, they did not advance to the final round. speaking of draymond, green moses, moody. >> they played well early on. they got to the final against evan mobley and donovan mitchell of the cavaliers. but sadly, for the oriole for your faithful, it was the cavs who prevailed and mitchell and mobley are your skills campeones to end the 3 point contest. now this was interesting because buddy hield not steph curry was representing to your warriors and hield who has been a free month's shooting slump in the regular season suddenly found his stroke here tonight he hit 31. >> in the first round, which is a good score, got himself to the final against miami's tyler herro and came up just

buck short, had a chance to win it with a final couple of shots. couldn't get it done. so tyler herro, it is your 3 point shooting champion. but i tell you buddy ball certainly delighted the hometown crowd. >> he's good. great all-star weekend we would fans of. and you know, i think 25 years. so i'm glad to be here. we bought it. >> and then what many consider to be the main event, slam dunk contest, which honestly was kind of a dozen early on until mac mcclung went to work. he did was jump over a pace. straight 50's in the first round for mcclung that really set the tone and he wound up absolutely mesmerizing captivating this chase center crowd. 4 dunks, all of them 50's across the board. even jumped over evan mobley who was standing on a 5 inch platform. i mean, the dunks were incredible. again, perfect scores from start to finish. and mac mcclung is a

three-peat winner of the slam dunk contest. he's now won 3 in a row. absolutely amazing. early in the day. the all stars, you know, the ones will play in the actual game on sunday. they had their final practice than ross was in oakland and he files this report. >> well, scott, the atmosphere was absolutely electric today. >> at oakland arena, even though it was just the all-star practice, it's a building that hasn't had an nba basketball in a while. and the fans came out in full force. obviously, steph curry got the biggest reception, but so did former warrior kevin durant. and as you might expect him, ian lillard, the oakland native, they really enjoyed getting to reminisce about a building that used to play and they were happy to give the fans of oakland a thrill. this is a moment for sure. i think. >> the idea of no, we made a move, chase center and then is going to last. the 6 seasons. to have a little bit of that moment to honor and reminisce the 47 years that we played this building. the 10 years

that i you growing up in the inside of these walls, the energy in this building and that can come back just like that. it was. enjoyed to the fullest. i'm happy they kind of took stance and came as direction with cause. >> you know, i think the city needs this type energy and of all-star weekend is going to be here. i thought this was a great opportunity to do something like this. well, that's it for tonight. 2 of 3 here on all-star weekend. we'll have much more. >> tomorrow morning and of course, throughout the day on kron news as we get set for the all-star game main event on sunday night. in san francisco. scott reese kron 4 sports. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news amid an ongoing insurance crisis following the southern california wildfires. >> the state is now funding a major bailout. >> and there's a few drops of rain in the bay area this morning. not everywhere. and that's definitely snow flurries in the sierra nevada. we've got some big changes

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>> all right, 9.12 this morning live look outside at coit tower looking just a bit overcast, at least over this part of san francisco. but hoping for some great weather today, kathy. >> well, if you define overcast is great weather. i think you'd be very happy. mostly cloudy skies across the bay area for today. so it's going to be lovely. and a few rain drops have been falling this morning across parts of

the bay area. you may not have seen any at all is a very weak weak front. but snow has been flying in parts of the sierra. now, here's a beautiful view, of course, eu, 70. here's diamond peak in the lake tahoe area and snow is flying. one to 4 inches are expected across the bay area roads. if you're heading up today, not this morning because it's dangerously slick roads. so that's a problem. but you can see here we're all the snow is. this is the forecast product that's to south lake tahoe, kirkwood, valley twain harte arnold, you start to see some areas with little bit of rain, but this will be quick moving. this is really what midday or so. and all the sun is almost out lake tahoe and wish there it goes. so it'll be beautiful again with mostly cloudy skies for a couple of days. and then we go for some sunshine and very quiet day on tuesday. so that is just the perfect kind of set up for rain and for up for skiing. also, you know what? here's a view. mostly cloudy skies for stephanie, pretty much everywhere. you look whether you're looking from mount tam

or across our bridges of the bay area in the airport is going to be a mixture of sunshine and clouds here's the last lingering drop of rain just over san francisco. and it's going to go away to so quickly. so if you saw any rain at all, it will be much we're dry for a couple of days. although again, mostly cloudy skies. and here comes the next shot of precipitation. not impressive. snow in the sierra. we're not going to see much this wednesday. storm is a lot like today's. it's pretty weak and dissipating because high pressure remains in control and it's deflecting a lot of the storms up to the north. and so we stay fairly dry. okay. from the system today, maybe 100th of an inch, 307 inch, maybe in livermore by the time we add up today's totals wi h wednesday's total. well, ok, a 3rd of an inch in santa rosa quarter of an inch in napa and 14, 100's in hayward. so getting a little bit of rain, but that's not the thing. it's basically a very calm week settled weather temperatures this afternoon. a lot like yesterday. 63 in san

jose. 61 in hayward, 60 for antioch and 6. 58 degrees in novato forecast for the next 3 yeah, we go from mostly cloudy skies and again on wednesday, there's that chance of the precipitation. again, you might like this. we've been really chilly. we've had all kinds of frost advisories, even freeze warnings, but not this morning. we're starting to warm things up just a little bit. the blue can was, of course, the cooler than normal temperatures. look what happens by next friday. we're in the pink or gray is normal. pig is little bit above normal. we're in a warming trend as we head into next weekend. so that's great news. if you're have a hankering for some warmer temperatures, stephanie. all right, cathy, thanks so much. kron 4 celebrates black history month and in oakland, the black panther party museum revealed an exciting new exhibit. >> museum co-founder doctor xavier book joined us live this morning to share more about. good morning to you. great to see you again. good morning. good to see. set us up with some context here.

first of all, congratulations on the new exhibit, but also give us some context about the black panther party and its roots here in the bay area. the black panther party is from oakland. it is a bury, a story that is unique to this place. and one time it was a small grass organization concerned with police brutality, concerned with access to health care concern with. >> not having your kids fed before school, but those same issues that we're here in oakland were all over the country. and so they had a presence in 48 states across america may eventually had international influence. and so globe organization rooted right here in oakland, california. well, and you're the co-founder of the museum. so walk us through the work about getting that off the ground. yeah. well, first of all, thanks for having me back again. been little over one year since we opened up the museum and this past thursday night, we opened survival pending revolution. it's a brand new exhibition. it is about the 65 survival programs at the party put this is the programs where they fed kids before they went to school, woke up at the crack of down because kids were hungry.

could learn in class were talking about people who couldn't get access to medical care. so it's a free medical clinics and coordinated doctors and nurses and students to provide that there are seniors who are getting robbed when they went to the atm to cut pension checks of social security checks. they asked oakland pd to protect them. oakland pd said well closer to the curve. so as the panthers who came out, escorted them to those atm's. and so these are the stories, these programs that we're talking about, a museum this time around. well, and walk us through some of the notable artifacts and images that are presented in the new exhibit giving people should really pay attention to. yeah. i mean, we have 5 photographers featured in exhibition. people know like stephen shames and probably jones, but we also have a roof, marion route 2 children as he was up at the photographer. so we have these very captivating images. we also have stuff from the duct issue up to the foundation collection that we're digitizing its house, the stanford. but we on the i p and it's been digitized and brought to downtown oakland. so we knew some of the stuff from that collection like examples of the a medical

clinic budget. there's a lot of things on display, whether it's on the was on the table to split case. yeah, we are showing some of the images as well. you may be walk us through what kind what we're seeing here. >> so some of these images are from each one teach one. this one right here is bobby headed. he was the first recruiter, the party and at 17 years old, he was actually the first person to be killed in the party. and so that image was actually tribute to fallen comrades from 1968 to 1971, there were 32 panthers who assassinated by beheading, was killed 2 days after dr king was assassinated. most folks don't talk about and so we talk about how progress of the bay area's or what our values here. we sometimes forget that is entrenched in panther so it's there's a balance in the exhibition. it's a highlight of all the programs and services that the panthers did. but also the intense repression they face from the state government. and so, you know, it's important tell both sides of that story and how well is this exhibit going to be around its going to be a

for at least a year? okay. people have time to see it. absolutely. what about the curation process? because i'm sure so much history as you just described with the panthers, so many different images. how did you decide? >> well, first of all, i had a friend a fantastic team. i was the leak, your radar. but 2 of the curators believe jennings was a veteran panthers been preserving panther history since 1998. winning local red. she was independent curator out of texas who help me out with a lot of the visuals. >> and we also work with a collective of panthers about 10 different folks gave feedback and gave input on the narrative in on the stories being told to make sure we did it right. a lot of museums, the subject of the history don't get to tell their own stories. but we kind of thought it was important to reverse that in this particular instance, because the federal government controlled so much of the panthers narrative, 70% of news articles about the party at that time were penned by influenced by the fbi. so we want to make sure that the panthers had a voice in this and that they could contribute to the exhibition about

themselves. now you had a launch event for this new exhibit just a few days ago 100 ago, that thursday night we had over 800 people come to the opening 6 edition graduations. thank you. it was a packed room all night. and how did it feel just to see all those faces and to get that feedback from the community? yeah, i mean, i was inspired because i see all these people just really taking it in. >> mean, that just take a moment. reflect on what they were experiencing. some people came in black panther history. some didn't know at all. but there was a space for everybody to learn something. and then opening night we had 5 panthers come speak on the stage and give their personal reflections on this programs. and how would you say that the work of the black panthers continues today? >> look at the state of the country when we're talking about the free breakfast program, that was a program that the federal government took on the main nationwide and that they're now looking at repealing. and so the free program, it became national because the party was national. and so they made it

a big deal when the federal government took it over. it's because the fbi director said he was more scared of the free breakfast program than the guns at the pettit said as they want to neutralize the panthers and make us more reliant on the government, the non ourselves. and so it's a perfect time to be thinking about the legacy of the party and where we go for as we start to wrap things up here, you have a message for viewers this black history month. i mean, come down to the museum. there's a lot to learn a lot to be inspired by and mostly i think it's a testament of what people's power looks like. this is a museum that was founded by the community and by panthers and a lot of people have contributed to it and as well as exhibition we always need donors. but we did this with community support, you know, and so. it's a testament of what we can do today and what we should be continue to do in our communities and any projects that you can tease ahead to that you're will next year is the 60th anniversary of the black panther party. okay.

have a lot in store and this is also the dr to peta foundation which of the pan organization. it's 30th anniversary. so we're celebrating. we have all kind of programs in the works and with thinking about how we take this open story and make in this museum work and take it national. all right. very good. doctor, xavier buck with the black panther party museum. thank you so much. thank you having all right. thank you having all right. we'll be right back.

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center kron four's charles cooper takes us inside. >> what's called the nba crossover experience allows fans to interact with players. the event includes a full-size basketball court. fans can take a picture with the larry o'brien championship trophy, although it may not be the real thing. >> there's lots of games chances to test your skills. also, plenty of booth selling nba merge. but the real attraction is the chance to meet the players. talked to a couple of fans waiting in line for autographs most about seeing the players like kate. okay, coming out, we don't we don't see that local played also the vibe of the city with the all-star year to bring a bay area like it's much needed obvious. i want players are in line covid 09:00am right now. is a lawyer's know victor wembanyama is going to be here. it's a lot of fun. >> if you're thinking about coming down to check out the fan experience this weekend, keep in mind that they're also lunar new year events in san francisco this weekend. so there's going to be a lot of traffic plan ahead. maybe take

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morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> and 9.29, let's check in on the weather forecast with kathy trafton. kathy. >> hey, stephanie, it's a mostly cloudy day that when got those, there were a few raindrops or perhaps didn't notice because the rain is really scattered in very light. but still we had rain in the forecast and that verified such as it was. >> also some snow in the sierra nevada. so we're going call it mostly cloudy throughout the day. here's a view from mount tam, a pious, just lovely entire bay area, seeing a few rays of sunshine, a few clouds just stay that way and temperatures a bit below normal. normal would be 61 degrees in san francisco where a handful or so degrees below that because partly all all the clouds are keeping all the sunshine from reaching the ground and warming up. so we'll be a little bit below normal. but don't worry, we'll warm things up little bit later on this week. so this is the dying front that came

across the bay area. and look how quickly it dissipates. my goodness, really will see the last of those raindrops in no time. and then the next chance for rain is wednesday. >> again, very similar system with snow in the sierra as we have today and some rain in the san francisco bay area. but again, not much so. today's rainfall is not impressive. you also notice that the ridge builds in and so that means we're gonna have no more rain for well. and we'll also have some warming temperatures. but today's rainfall, maybe 100th of an inch in some places such as santa rosa, maybe 307 inch and hayward, not impressive that we couple today's rainfall with wednesday's rain fall and it's impressive. the food in eureka over an inch of rain there, not as a president as in santa rosa. well, okay. maybe a 3rd of an inch, maybe 2 tenths of an inch in san francisco. maybe 13 hundredths in san jose. so this morning, a few raindrops may linger. and then it's all mostly cloudy all the way through the day for today. and tomorrow.

temperatures this afternoon, a lot like yesterday afternoon numbers in the 50's to low 60's. and a look ahead, show. lovely conditions for us. mostly cloudy. that chance of rain and then things start to warm up as we head into the late week and into the next weekend. stephanie? kathy, thank you. >> it has been the alert has been issued by the california highway patrol and alameda for a 13 year-old girl. this is the one to williams. she's described as 5 feet, 5 inches tall, weighing about 240 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. williams was last seen on edwards lane and center street in castro valley wearing a red sweatshirt, blue and burgundy leggings and brown sandals. chp is asking anyone with information on where she could be to please call 9-1-1, immediately. >> and they all star weekend continues today from 4 scott mason. our erin wilson bring us a look at the excitement brewing at chase center. >> the warriors were well represented here on saturday night and it started with the

opening event, the skills competition, draymond green and we had moses moody and they got to the final aaron. so they acquitted themselves pretty well. what did you think of their performance and the skills competition? >> well, you know, this weekend is all about fun. so i definitely think when it comes to rating their performance for fun, i think they enjoy themselves at their draymond green. of course, having been 9 years it's been his first all-star. that's how long it's been. and now he's back in here at home this time hosting moses. moody, on the other believe is his first time participating in all-star. and he said he had a great time with draymond. course, they came up short to the cavs. it was tough on donovan mitchell and evan mobley able to count is the meta came down to the 2 of them all because draymond city at a bed hands to mow ball through the hoop. and that cost precious seconds. we could get it quite the way wanted to do it because they say, you know, i really wanted to win this challenge from moses. what he couldn't do. it. and it's ok, because like

i say to the end of the day, it's all about having fun. and they seemingly had a lot of fun doing it in front of a home crowd and they even had some fun in the postgame news conference and you are there. what struck you about what the guys had to say after the competition? well, you know, moses actually spoke. he was asked of draymond green. it misses, you know, hopes and dreams when it comes winning. thing that, you know, know, he did miss some of what i don't want to tell you exactly what he said because i do think it's a lot more prolific to here with both of them had to say because they point to what this season may look like once break is all over your mind. and you know that my daughter, you know, he gone, he gone. so what am i going on? so we to only 2 minutes your i think, you know, i like to show up in those moments. but >> i wanted that moment for him. i was that was the nba finest. i was. that was a good out of playoffs for us coming out of the break. we got 27

games left. it's a 27 game. then a grand with and started to see expect. that started see that we so as you see, although they're having fun right now, an all-star week. >> right now, their focus seemingly is on the fact that they have a new feel in the locker room with jimmy butler being added to their roster for the 2nd half of the season with 27 games left to go in that funny. you know, there was so much buildup to the trade deadline and when the butler trade happened, the reaction was like. >> okay. maybe kind of people didn't seem all that jazzed about it. now everybody's fired up so far. so good. everybody's fired up in the locker room is back into their. we believe we love to hear that in the bay area. we have to wait to see breaks down toward the end of the season. but it does seem like things are looking up when it comes to the absolutely looking up when it comes to the all-star and if they believe we believe so it's all get back to the studio. >> among the many events at all-star weekend, the hbcu

classic tuskegee university be morehouse college. 68 to 55 at the oakland arena, formerly known as the or as oracle arena. the moment marking the 4th year in a row. historically black colleges and universities faced off during all-star weekend. meanwhile, an nba pop-up event in san francisco is offering sneakerheads and immersive experience and all things basketball in shoes. the foot locker on paula street hosting the heat and heart experience. fans can check out exclusive sneaker drops from top brands and meet some of the pros on saturday. wnba player, sabrina at your desk. you stop by to greet fans and sign shoes. she's a want a creek native who plays for the new york liberty. she says this weekend has been great for the bay area and basketball scene. san francisco celebrated the year of the snake on saturday with its big annual parade. the colorful and lively event is one of the largest celebrations of chinese culture outside of asia. trump was lindsey ford brings us the sights and sounds. >> crowds packed along san

francisco's market street on saturday to celebrate the year of the snake. >> the annual chinese new year parade featured a marching band dragons and people walking on stilts wearing colorful garments. >> san francisco's officials also took part in the event. families like the one of amelia, like great arriving hours early for prime time viewing spot. my parents probably within susie that festival. i'm i'm curious to see what it the news. and it was just like, i don't know. i thought rate really immersed the festival. i i like the costs. how it was done. it was really good. >> is there have you know, we supporting the community, simon and right go. kwan brought their daughter to the parade began because i wanted to come an impulse. and i knew that she would be really excited about it. and so far favorite part is when the lion dance or came up to her and that the little basing this on her hat. so she got really excited. the couple is coming from concord and doesn't come

to san francisco opt-in but say saturday night was a treat sine bin or my family. think it was really cool. see so many people out enjoying the day. it's beautiful weather san francisco. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> and the chinese chamber of commerce host a street fair today from 09:00am to 05:00pm in the city's chinatown. california's insurance plan of last resort aimed at supporting those who can't get coverage under private insurers is getting a billion dollar bailout to pay out claims related to los angeles fires. the fair plan as it was a pool, rather that all major insurers pay into and is designed to provide temporary coverage. but after the devastating fires, more people are relying on it. and officials say the pool is expecting a loss of 4 billion dollars. state officials announced shis week that all insurers doing business in california. let's take on half the cost of bailing out the fair plan. ultimately those companies will be allowed to pass on some of the burden to policyholders in the form of fees. some lawmakers sounding the alarm on the move saying

it will impact everyday californians who do have home insurance coverage. >> because that band-aid is coming up. the cost of homeowners. another assessment is coming. another rate hike is coming. californians are really put in a position right now that we're just triage we need real solutions and this isn't it. >> california insurance commissioner ricardo, lara, saying in a statement, quote, took this necessary consumer action 2 with one goal in mind, the flare plan must pay claims just like any other insurance company. we must take action to improve the financial standing of the fair plan and prevent the situation from recurring. and to food delivery. competitors are set to square off in court. uber technologies. the parent company of uber eats is suing doordash over what it says are anti-competitive practices in the lawsuit. doordash is accused of threatening to force higher costs on restaurants which also offer delivery. uber reportedly filed the suit after hearing from restaurant owners who felt pressured by doordash

doordash argues the lawsuit has no merit and that uber is simply unable to offer merchants where consumers better delivery choices. mexico's government is preparing a lawsuit against google and other big tech companies which are now showing gulf of america on their apps. mexico's president argues it creates confusion because the map show different names in different countries. the change follows an executive order by president trump. google says it will also change the name of denali in alaska back to its original name of mount mckinley. and jeff bezos is aerospace company. blue origin is laying off about 1000 workers. about 10% of the workforce. the company said it grew too fast. the cuts will reportedly be an engineering research development and project management blue origin was founded in 2002 years before elon musk competitor spacex origin plans to continue work on a spacecraft called blue moon, which nasa has selected to be part of the artemis program. the alameda county sheriff's office now asking

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>> all right, 9.43 this morning live. look outside at the golden gate bridge. not too many cars out there at this hour, but maybe things could pick up for nba all-star weekend cafe. >> is no doubt so much going on this weekend times, even early in the morning. the traffic has been kind so it's not surprising with all the things going on. let's take a video tour of the bay area, bridges and the airport. look at that. whether you're but above the buckman bridge, san mateo bridge bay bridge, golden gate bridge. it's mostly cloudy skies. ditto for us f o. >> and here's a beautiful view picture. perfect. breathtaking from mount tam, a pious with some high clouds. >> and some stratus and just a lovely palette of colors. storm tracker shows some raindrops falling across

northern california this morning end across the san francisco bay area and up in the sierra. but it's not an impressive storm. this is a weak storm and this front we catch the tail end of it. it's dissipating. it pretty much falls apart really in just a few hours will be done with any raindrops. if you saw them at all. the air mass dries out and then in for mostly cloudy skies. if you're heading out the door right now, temperatures in the 40's and 50's palo alto. 52 degrees, berkeley, 50 sonoma, 49 degrees. so it's a lovely start to the day. not freezing cold. not at all. futurecast. this is the forecast model. today's rain. oh, yes, we dry out for a couple of days, quite in benign. and then oh, my goodness. here's some more rain. looks more impressive on this image and perhaps it will be snow in the sierra, but will probably see similar amounts of rain as we saw today. so not terribly impressive. then ridge builds in and the storms that come in our direction are deflected northward. as the ridge holds. still, what happens with you?

see the blue that's below normal temperatures. the grays normal and then there's pink. guess what? we get into thursday and friday and next weekend, all of us. and there's more and more pink across the bay area. that means temperatures warmer than normal. but for today, forecast high temperatures a lot like yesterday, right numbers in the 50's to low 60's mid-fifties. 57 san francisco mid 60's santas a 64 morgan hill. 64 a look ahead. shows a beautiful stretch of weather will see a lot of clouds this week, especially through the first 4 days. and then we see this distinct warming trend starting in maybe tuesday. we start to go up a degree or 2 pretty much every day as we head toward 70 degrees and some of the warmest inland spots for next saturday. stephanie. >> one of san francisco's most beautiful natural marvels is in full bloom. more than 200 rare and historic magnolias with trees reaching 80 feet tall are blossoming now

through march. and you can check out the phenomenon yourself this weekend. joining us live to share more is ryan. director of collections and conservation with san francisco botanical gardens. good morning to you. good morning. how's it going? i'm doing well. how are you? very good. and i'm excited to make noise season. here's matic times of the year charismatic. i like that edge. it is so give us a bit of a history lesson here. so how did these magnolia has come to be in the park and how long have they been there for? i mean, we've had met some of our magnolias are over 100 years old. wow. so the garden's first director, eric, well through back in way back when. >> i love mac noise and he brought many to the gardens and then we open in 1940. the collection's just kept growing going from there. that's incredible. and did you personally bring any make not only is to state office go as well. i worked with other institutions to bring other more rare make noise last year's. okay. it's a great partnership. okay. and what are the where the best places to see magnolias in person in the park right now. so the san

francisco botanical garden has over 200 specimens on site. we also noise at the japanese tea garden and the conservatory of flowers. but down there, several private 3 main pockets you'll see just really good cluster, very large showy trees right now who and where is that? i'm so down by reviewing garden up behind, we call heidelberg hill, which is near the toward the main as another section, which not temper asia collecticn has a lot of really showing plants right ok, i hope people at home are taking do we have we've some great that so you cannot experience and fall of old the best living plants. and this is on online. you say online and also on site. okay, fantastic. i was showing some images of beautiful son and pink and white flowers and you say they've been some of been around since for for 100 years. we have some very old plants well. and how do you tell the difference? because you mention that there different species, different types acknowledge so there are 363 species of magnolias globally. wow. we around 50 for them on our site. put either. 30 or so hybrids and

cult of ours. so there's great diversity of a variety of magnolia swell. and how does your organization care for them or they very hardy plants or you know, so we were the ones that do well for us. outside magna some of them are from logan, tropical jungles cold mountain peaks. well, big range of them at 363. so we do the ones that do like to be outside here and so are cool. climate really gives us access and a broad range of species that we can grow successfully, ok, got has asked. we had some pretty wet weather few days. how would you say that might have affected the magnolia is, you know, they're tough. so i'm actually rain is a good thing for what really affects magnolia season is heat. so have the hot weather burns. the flowers are pretty quick. cool weather. keep them fresh and we have more overlap between different trees, ok? so we're liking this right now is good. it's very, cool. he's cool. they're happy and thriving. now are there. other programs are guided tours that people can take advantage of

when it comes to checking out the many millions this we have some great volunteer volunteer led ones to get either. go on your own and have your own interactive experience. but we also free tours available to the public as well. great. and this is open for how so open really depends on the weather. but typically through march where peak right now, but it's still plenty more big blue. the ok, great. and then in terms of opening hours during the we open like 7.30, in the morning. that's a pretty then like let's get out. okay. great in tickets required for this reservation. so we are free for residents in veterans. mom, if you're from out of need to buy a ticket. but i also recommend getting all all gardens paso you can the japanese tea garden, conservatory flowers and the san francisco botanical garden for 3 days. unlimited well, great to bring your family and okay, grand. how can people get more information on the pricing and online? gigi gp dot org. easy enough go and

how you say that we've already talked about how long the bloom does last more. are there any other plants, flowers, activities that people can check out while there in san francisco with regards the botanical garden. yeah, we have so much mazen programming from yoga to i'm using outside. we have to do an amazing program called flower piano in september, which is absolute blast. check out our website. we just have so many offerings. i can even share them right now. and as we start to wrap up, you know, what is it like for you to be a part of this really storied institution to bring your experience working with similar organizations to san francisco. i haven't really special job. and i really kind of comes down mission of the organization. we connect people to plant the plant in each other. and really get the opportunity to not only do fund or the plant stuff to share those stories with people get them connected to these amazing spaces so they can find just that their happiness here. wonderful and how many plants overall does the botanical gardens feature? so the gardens of golden gate park is a whole we have over

14,000 different kinds of documented plants were still documenting more and more and more so that numbers is kicking up. wow it how you care for all of them. with amazing horticultural staff. yeah, yeah, because i'm sure that each plan has its own unique needs someone more sensitive than others. besides the magnolia's. of course, you have any personal favorites that people should also keep it you know, i never answer that question i learned about a new plan today, you've come to the come to the gardens visit and unifosm of of something i promise. all right. wonderful ride director of collections and conservation with san francisco botanical gardens. we really appreciate your work and your time. having. of and your time. having. of course, we'll be right back.

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take a look at this stunning images from firefly aerospace's lunar lander. >> blue ghost has just reached the moon's orbit. the texas company posted this video to social media with the caption. i love you to the moon, but not that i'm staying here. blue ghost launched last month on a spacex falcon 9 rocket is part of nasa's plan to send astronauts to the moon. next blue ghost will start to stabilize its orbit before its actual landing on the moon's surface. and that is scheduled for march 2nd, very cool. there. and a silent film long thought to be lost to history has been found and then turn working at a long island. new york film archive made the discovery of the heart of lincoln in 5 sealed cans. the 65 minute. 1915, film was directed by francis ford who also played lincoln. the library of congress says nearly 11,000 silent feature films released between 1912, in 1929. just about 3300 are

known to have survived. how interesting is that? >> well, i'm actually a member of the nile's us in a silent film museum. zoe us with the old films. as you heard, not about this one, but it's a tragedy. how many they destroyed because of, you know, it was just that they made a new one all the time. they showed him every week they just got rid of them and no one really value them preserve them understand the historical importance. but there was a film that was to do with the sf earthquake, which is coming up the anniversary in night in from 19. 0, 6 6. yes. and they found an extra film a few years ago and it was a trip down market street we knew about. but it was a sequel from the same movie company. rated trip down market street. they sent that film back on a train. then the earthquake, they found the earthquake happened and they came back and the did all this extra after the earthquake footage. they put it together. it was discovered at the alameda flea market. wow. somebody was just looking through the old cans and kinda rifling through and

they discovered this treasure. anyway, all you would need have them on. is that? dorian, has been featured like on 60 minutes. he was able to figure out and think about the actual timing in the day and time of day, even that they filmed the trip to morocco state, which happened that film was right before the earthquake. wow, incredible. so is a very different from the so that like push is one of my little hot buttons. yeah. thank you for sharing that. that's that's super interesting. hopefully the weather also interest. what is you know, it's interesting that we had a front come through today. it underperformed in the bay area. we weren't expecting a lot of rain over performed in the sierras. so gave actually one to 4 inches of fresh snow in the tahoe basin. and we're drying out. we've got dry air mass. we got extra clouds for a few days. another storm comes through probably week, kind of like the one we just had today. not impressive cumin of tolls. frankly, it's kind of a quiet weather week despite these 2 storm systems coming through, not a big impact from just fine. so we're gonna actually dry out. and then we're going warm up

if you like warm, ok, it's about time. we had some warm temperatures in by next weekend. we could see a few 70's in the bay area. all right. thanks so much for that. and thank you for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend news with see you back weekend news with see you back here next week. excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet.

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