>> right now on the kron 4 morning news, action-packed all-star weekend wrapping up with a big win for warriors star steph curry. plus the santa clara county office of education planning to lay off workers months after they fired the superintendent over allegations of misusing money. and police investigating a stabbing death in san jose on valentine's day. we'll have a live report. what we know about the victims. >> and thanks for waking up with us on a monday. it's not a back to work day a lot of people. you have the day off for president's day. yeah, it's so if you're at home enjoy. there are very few people on the roads will see those cameras in a minute. but first, let's start with the

forecast. john, good morning. good morning. yet, nice day to have off of work. we are seeing some cool temperatures. little bit of cloud cover here and there, but a nice try. winter's day to maybe venture out and go on that jog across the golden gate like those folks behind me looking at mount diablo, a beautiful view here from walnut creek. a couple peeks of sunshine this morning, but definitely a mostly cloudy start to this day. most of us are fog free aside from a couple of foggy spots up around santa rosa this morning. as far as our current temperatures are concerned, most of us are sitting in the 40's, although a few low 50's and oakland, san mateo as well as san francisco in only a couple of us actually even fell into the 30's this morning. so by no means you're cold this morning that we've had across the bay as we move into the afternoon, it'll be 50's to low 60's a few times of sunshine. but for the most part, a lot of clouds rolling over head today. back over to you. all right. let's take a peek at what everybody's in 4 on a less not. >> not going to track my. there's no traffic. so no all

right. let's go to the south bay because this morning we have emerging. >> details about on if you heard, but this stabbing on friday, valentine's day up turning deadly and it was a young person to we have more now. let's go live to the scene. >> for the very latest with well, tram. this was the most unlikely scene, perhaps that a homicide would take place. this is santana row. >> one of the nicest, most upscale malls throughout california. but sure enough, it all went down on friday night, valentine's day night with thousands of people walking around. let me show you the video. this was around 7, 20 at night when people are here, shopping dining, you have to imagine it was date night being valentine's day, but he did not stop the suspects from attacking the 15 year-old boy stabbed him by the time officers arrived. the suspects were long gone. the victim was still alive.

officers and paramedics tried to treat him at the scene, then rushed him to the hospital, hoping that doctors would save his life. but in the end, the injuries simply too much for doctors to save his life. and he ultimately died from the stabbing as far as the suspects at this point, james and they are not releasing either. they don't know or not releasing at the descriptions of who they're looking for. but this being santana row, there are so many cameras around this location. so you have to believe they have access to that. not to mention the witnesses who were here at that particular time to let officers hopefully have clues to track down whoever is behind this. as far as the 15 year-old boy, they believe they know who he is. but at this particular time, they are not releasing the identity. they're going to leave it to the santa clara county coroner's office to notify the family, which you have to believe they know by now and then let the public know. but we do know with certainty at this hour that he is san

jose's 3rd homicide of this very early year. thank 903, right now. and in the east bay, san leandro police were involved in a shooting. >> it happened in ashland last night around 8.30, while officers were investigating of vehicular assault. and during that investigation, shots were fired involving the san leandro police. that's all we know at this point. other than suspect is in custody. search and rescue efforts have now been suspended called off. they were looking for a man who fell from san francisco's pier. 32 on saturday night. and this is a video from the citizen app in the distance. you can see the flashing lights, the rescue crews, the search and rescue operation happened and they did find a woman who fell into the water. she was rescued, hospitalized, but no sign of the man. >> accused of shooting a driver on interstate 80 in stanley under solano county

has been arrested. chp says the suspect had this loaded ghost gun on him when they took him into custody. they've identified 45 year-old robert small, who they say fired shots on westbound 80 near milk farm road wednesday. at one point striking another driver that driver called police and provided a description enough that police could identify and locate a suspect. small is now facing charges of attempted murder and assault. and it's another year of beautification for the city of san jose. mayor matt mahan posted on social media that the city is teaming up with silverleaf neighborhood association and council member panel to campus to bring colorful part. to the walls that previously had graffiti last year. san jose partnered with neighborhood associations across the city to add 13 new murals and art projects with the help of volunteers, mayor mahan extending his invitation to the community to come out and help this coming saturday.

>> the department of health and san francisco help more than 450 homeless people get treatment for behavioral health and help them with housing to in 2024. and this was with their street care team. the department says that it's committed to providing care and support so the homeless and that comes to medical and mental health needs >> in san francisco, it was all-star weekend with the nba players and their games inside the chase center. and then all the fun and games outside, you can see are a lot of people enjoying the thrive city area, right? so you didn't need a ticket. just had a lot of then of course, it all the restaurants and bars around with the game on inside. everybody had a good time. >> enjoying the all-star weekend. proffers jack moment takes a look. >> the nba all-star game here in san francisco, the culmination of a weekend's worth of fun and entertainment. you had the best basketball players on the planet all gathered under one roof. the game did not

disappoint with steph curry being the kobe bryant, most valuable player. and we got our storybook ending. >> as a celebration of a lot of great things happen in basketball to be playing with these guys for as long as we have light. it's obviously our spots come out, put on a show and i thank them for, you know, help do that and are and and go to state because, you know, a lot histories have been out here, but the competition and the camaraderie and the legacy that we operate is what it's all about. have to be a part of that celebration. it was way more. >> like fun, chaos. and i thought it would be there's so many moving parts and, you know, it takes like in ba is really good at like putting stuff like this together. so many things behind the scenes that, you know, don't get talked about enough that go through the weekend, which was really special and cool to just be a part of that. obviously just being back home with my family and friends is really do for the weekend. it was, though week it was cool to bay area came out show major so it's good reunite

with so over teammate james curry is good on the floor that got that good weekend. overall. >> now that the all-star game is in the rearview mirror, the warriors can enjoy the rest of their all-star break. they will reconvene for their next game on friday in sacramento. at chase center, scott reese kron 4 sports. >> all right. thank you. can again. that was our sports director, scott dry. but wait, there's more. yes, as we do have jack mall because like we were saying, if you didn't buy a ticket, you could sell a lot of fun. and businesses were really happy about all the people enjoying the nba all-star weekend. so here now jack moment with that part of the story. >> hundreds of people were piling in to thrive city on sunday to celebrate the final day of the nba all-star weekend. it also gave many folks who call san francisco home a chance to show off to the world what their city and also the bay area as a whole.

>> celebration for the end of a successful weekend in san francisco. the nba all-star weekend taking over the bay for the first time in 25 years. and you guys favorite part about the weekend. so just the festivities, the vibes, the coach of people lined up early to go through security and check themselves into the chase center for the all-star games. it's the first year they're hosting a mini tournament. but those tickets inside they cost an arm and a leg is good. that's been really good. actually, countless fans just like this couple from fresno drove hours to be here in the moment, taking it all i always grew up or at lemon bay area big giants niners fan. actually grew up not really watching basketball, but the gentle warrior games to come on after the giants games. so brother grew up watching the warrior games and became aware everything was a celebration. some fans were upset. the games weren't blasted on the big screen at the front of the c.ase center. yeah, i was hoping they're going to play it. but it's alright. we'll find somewhere watch you guys find out that they were going to do when we came but fans

can still watch from inside bars and restaurants. but for this couple, think also yeah, far very far. if you're coming all this way from taiwan, you better get a ticket inside all have harassed maybe 16 years war. yeah. just tried to get their moment of fame on the tnt sports cast like this gentleman who had it out of silver 2028 poster. i think you'd be a great candidate and yeah. >> it actually does. is i think what he's done great innovation events been a huge success for local businesses and raising the bar for the city of san francisco says mayor daniel lurie, business leaders are nba owners are here and they're oh, you're city looks good. and there's sense of optimism energy in the city that they haven't seen for years. they all have said that to me all weekend

long. so it's been a great weekend for us to show off and tell the world that san francisco is on the rise of mayor. larry, also hinted at the fact that this was a huge weekend for san francisco knowing that this time next year, the pay will be also be hosting the super bowl. >> as well as several world cup games later on in the year. for now, reporting in san francisco, jack womack kron, 4 news. >> it's 9.10 and still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. >> you know what else came out of nba all-star weekend? huge donation from clyde. we'll tell you why. and there's a big lawsuit. it's doordash versus uber. we'll talk more about what company's accuse each other of and after the break. and exclusive interview with the family of gabby petito sharing their journey and a lot of people are watching the new show on tv. generally a warming trend ahead of us this week and we will see one showers on wednesday, but a side of that. >> it is going to be feeling a >> it is going to be feeling a lot like spring at

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are closed. you can still use ups and fedex. they're open. but all good non-essential government offices, federal state county city level. they're all closed and that includes courts are closed, but stores and restaurants mostly are open. >> and with he's being closed today. that means that maybe you're not working today in which case, i hope you get out there and enjoy some time outside a pretty pleasant president's day today. and a nice end to the three-day weekend. you're berkeley hills camera is showing quite a lot of cloud cover overhead as is satellite and radar. but we do importantly, stay dry full today. and tomorrow is some more of us will be getting back to work on tuesday. windsor overall, pretty calm this morning and we're going to stay that way throughout the course of the day today. so do we have anything coming through to disrupt this dry trend that we've had the past few days? and there's one opportunity of rain that's associated with this low pressure area that is going to skirt right past the region as

we do make our way into wednesday. so as i mentioned today, and tomorrow are dry. wednesday does bring with it. a few isolated showers to the bay. most rainfall concentrated to the north of the bay area up towards the oregon border. unlike last week where we did see that heavy feet of snow up in the sierra on thursday. it's nothing more than a few inches of snowfall. this time around. get a look at how much were going to be seeing across the region, eureka it you'll be looking at a heavy dose of rain again near the oregon border donner summit up in the sierra around 4 inches of snowfall. so not measuring it in feet. this time around and for the bay area will be staying below a 10th of an inch of rainfall. so very much, though, on the lighter side of things, once we get through wednesday's rain, we're done with it. the rest of the forecast looks nice and dry 50's to low 60's for today's daytime highs. today is actually one of the cooler days of this week's forecast city. kind of like that cool sweater, weather kind of vibe today is a great one for it. nyce jogging weather out there today. san jose at 62 for your

height, dublin livermore right at 60 degrees. hayward on up through san leandro in oakland hanging out at 61 later today. fairfield among our warmer spots getting up to 64 degrees. tomorrow's daytime highs on average will be a little bit warmer and are a few more spots of sunshine wednesday morning. showers possible. but after that, it is nothing but dry weather and a lot of sun your last weekend of february bringing a few highs in the 70's. back to you. >> thanks a lot, john. 9.16, and tomorrow work to remove a controversial center bike lane in san francisco's mission district starts. the crews are going to be replacing it with a side running bike lane, more traditional along valencia street. they removed it. will they try in the first place because they thought let's side church eyes of the different the community businesses were like, no, this middle thing is not working. business owners, in fact, even threaten a lawsuit because they said they were losing a lot of money. cause customers couldn't get to them. let

alone the you know, cars were trying to turn over the lane and that was just dangerous. and and inconvenient in general. that's where they found. they're going to be doing the work weekdays 7 to 5. >> time now is night 17 and it's been nearly 4 years since gabby petito was murdered. the 22 year-old was on a cross-country road trip with a boyfriend when her disappearance captured the nation's attention. her parents sat down with news nation's brian entin ahead of the 3 part, netflix docu series american murder. gabby petito. >> hi, i'm brian i'm gabby and listen to porch and the connect to be moving. it was a murder mystery that captivated the world. and now gabby petito's story is a 3 part netflix docu series debuting today called american murder. gabby petito gabby and brian seemed like a loving couple. >> about you, baby burning hole in >> but behind the scenes they would get into arguments. no tournament. they become yeah.

i want to repeat video. the series relives the young couple's cross-country road trip that ended in tragedy. >> gabby went missing in august 2021, her boyfriend, brian returned to his parents home in north port florida without home in with whopping the girl. >> kate bennett, white van, it looks like some lightning in the face. body cam video showed an abusive relationship. >> a letter revealed brian admitted to killing gabby in grand teton national park. >> he later took his own life in a florida nature reserve and his parents, chris and roberta laundrie have long been under the microscope for what they knew and when. >> has there ever been an apology that will never that. >> i at this point, i don't want on. i don't doesn't. would love. >> for them to be charged with something i really, really would love that. >> do i think that's happening now? unfortunately, no. so i really want to erase.

>> that meme out of my memory. i want to not think about them. i want to focus on what we're doing with the foundation, the laundrie's through their attorney have reportedly denied any wrongdoing. but depositions revealed the laundrie's parents knew gabby was quote, gone. is there still? >> a lot that you want to know. would you feel like you've got most of the answers? >> i don't think we'll ever know why the only 2 people that will know why and are the 2 people that were there when this happened? i think we have the answers we needed. we know that. we know that things were known. i want to go too deep into. want to i don't like to talk about them or say their names. instead of focusing on the past, gabby's parents are focused on helping others through the gabby petito foundation. >> they've passed for laws to change the way missing. people are handled by police and laws that require police to conduct what's called the falletti assessment protocol making sure they're asking the right questions when looking for signs of domestic violence,

gabby's parents point out there is no closure, but there is healing. i have forgiven brian. and i know that's what gabby would have wanted and moving forward. second help people. i guess if you don't forgive. >> they always say then you're it's kind of holding you back. is that true? >> that's my personal experience. i do. think that everybody has to forgive. they can when they're ready or they may never be ready. but for me personally, i needed to forgive to let to let that undergo. >> and yet forgiveness is for you. means for you for free, your healing, for your grief. >> for you to be able to move on. >> that was brian entin reporting. the 3 part docu series american murdered gabby petito debuts today on netflix. >> crews are still removing toxic waste from the la fires. and now researchers say they're trying to understand the impact on the ocean. so they're taking a look at that. the fire scorched, as you

know, thousands of homes and businesses. and that created hazardous ash containing pesticides, plastics, heavy metals and that could make the water unsafe for surfers and swimmers and for the ecosystem of the ocean to all the animals runoff from recent rain is also an immediate concern, too. as the rain is increasing, then contaminants could be flushing into the sea. state water officials are going to be testing watching that for any organic compounds and microplastics so far, the la county health department and they've done 10 bulk chemical testing as well. say that they have not seen a health concern. >> in the south bay, the santa clara county office of education is planning layoffs. the workers apparently will be notified of their dismissal by march. 15th, the office hasn't said how many jobs in total will be cut. but we know this comes after. no because of

wederal funding expiring and grants. also coming to a close and this comes as the office looks for potential evidence of misspending under former superintendent mary ann dewan. now the board of education voted to fire her back in october. and that triggered a lot of backlash from state lawmakers and educators and parents as well. an independent audit by the board was turned over to the santa clara county district attorney in december. we'll see what it has to say. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the department of agriculture approving a new vaccine to help fight the bird flu, which has been. >> ravishing poultryfor your mo

morning, america might have a new favorite past time. >> sports betting that's exploded in popularity in recent years. wall street has taken notice. jane king has more. >> on super bowl sunday, americans wagered an estimated 1.4 billion dollars in the betting markets. that's according to american gaming association. now, according to p g i m the sports betting market is on track to double in size from 80 billion in 2022. to 160 billion in 2030 and much of that expansion will be led by the early phase u.s. market. morgan stanley sees the sports betting industry in its early stages with growth driven by users beyond its core of young high income meals to include older and female betters bettors are just wagering on the final results of the game. either micro betting you're placing small bets on specific moments of the game has become popular and is promising driver of future growth. people can bet

on anything from the success of the field goal to whether taylor swift will make an appearance. and additionally, sports betting companies are poised to become beneficiaries of ai many of these companies are using ai to enhance predictions, personalized user experiences and make their businesses more efficient. the use of smart phones connected devices and 5g networks is revolutionizing the industry. making it more accessible than ever before. casino gambling still exists, but is gradually being overshadowed by the convenience and variety offered buy online sports betting from the new york stock exchange. i'm jane king. >> 9.26. right now. and still ahead. was a huge brawl in the south day lead to a police officer being injured, tales. >> police say she was shot and killed here in the east bay. and now a grieving mother is

>> 99 right now and maybe have the day off. it's going to be pretty good day weather-wise. pleasant fact. most of the week will to good morning, john. yeah, it's looking like a very nice week for sure. definitely comparatively calm compared to. well, really this past month, february brought us the return of some winter weather after a dry january conditions. this one's going to look a little bit more like those january conditions dead. san jose looks nice. a little bit of cloud cover this morning. that's for sure. generally overcast start to the morning fog free for most areas, although up in the north bay, we had seen a little bit of fog around santa rosa, seeing less of that as the morning has gone by temperature wise. we're mostly in the 50's at this point. it's mild but cool enough for

those sweaters for those jackets dress like you would on a normal winter's day. and that's what your president's day 2 days bringing you, which i know is a day off for a lot of us. a three-day weekend. so get out there and enjoy it. a few spots of sunshine this afternoon making for a comfortably cool one in the 50's to low 60's. back to thanks. a lot of 9.30, right now and we've got a kron 4 exclusive this week marks one year. >> since an east bay woman lost her life in a deadly case of domestic violence. crawford's to a ford ally for some martinez with the important message the family wants to share. joey? >> well, james and darya ready like this is being remembered by her family as a loving young mother and they're hoping that her senseless death is a warning for others about how serious domestic violence can be. she was just 30 years old when she was shot and killed and a few months away from her graduation as a nursing student diablo valley college. no. police tell us that her ex jeffrey kendall

broke into her home and shot her in the head with an assault weapon after a manhunt, kendall was arrested in santa cruz. their little boy, liam, just 4 years old at the time, witnessed his mother's killing, according to the family. and for the first time we're hearing from britney's mother. >> since and of course, my life not been the same. have been paying greats. but i don't want this to be about my pain and grief. i want this to be. that day to remember britney. >> britney's mother sharing her family's story to keep her memory alive and to warn others about the dangers of domestic violence. more than half of women killed by gun violence are killed by family members or their partners. according to the national domestic violence hotline. if you or someone you need, you know, needs help just call their 24 7 hotline. the number is on our website now. candles being held here in martinez

this morning. he charged with homicide. he's pled not guilty and we'll be back in court. according to court records coming up this friday. back to you. joey, thank you very much. 9.32, the alameda county sheriff's office wants your help to solve a murder that happened on valentine's day. 41 years ago. >> 84 year-old christian bustling are was killed in his home on dunn road in hayward in 1984. he was last seen by friends and neighbors 2 days before he died. 4 people are without a home because this one caught fire in burlingame. it started saturday morning. the fires on canyon road and that's where this home is located. you can see that there a lot of smoke. that's because there were cardboard boxes in the house. so those went up in flames and firefighters had to spend several hours getting the fire under control. nobody was hurt. >> will san jose police officer was injured while trying to break up a big fight saturday night. this was in

the downt%wn area near santa clara and san pedro streets. officers say they were attacked and that's when they called for backup. and here in this video from the citizens app, you can see the crowd forming to look at the ocean of police cars that arrive. dozens of them to block off the road. several people were arrested and the injured officer was treated and is expected to be okay. groups in silicon valley are calling for the removal of a mural at the palo alto branch of the santa clara county superior court. critics say the mural displays columnist imagery which belittles native americans, elect my alone. tribe has joined with the n double acp silicon or san jose. silicon valley to ask for it to be removed. however, the court says it can't do that without county approval. and at the moment, the county has taken a position that that mural is a historical piece of art that cannot be painted over the naacp plans to meet with county supervisors to discuss the matter further.

>> wilbur and doordash are going to battle out in court over being able to give you your meal, uber technologies, which is the parent company of uber eats is suing dash doordash over what they say is anti-competitive practices in the lawsuit. uber says the doordash is threatening to force higher costs on restaurants that offer uber eats delivery. uber filed the suit because they say they heard from arrest or some restaurant owners who felt pressured by doordash doordash says the suit has no merit and that uber is just unable to offer merchants consumers better delivery choices. >> i'm for >> protestors gathered outside an animal research lab in fremont. they're demanding elon musk stop experiments on animals. they're outside this company that musk's company neuralink leases the space. the companies developing brain chip implants and they have tested them on pigs and

monkeys in the activists say that tests have killed more than 1000 animals last month, a 3rd human patient received a neural link implant and musk says all 3 patients now are doing well and they plan to expand these trials. joe, more than 30 people this year. the chips are designed to help people with spinal cord injuries where they can control devices with their thoughts. meantime, elon musk's department of government efficiency or doge is threatening now to revoke federal funding for public schools and universities. >> that is unless they remove all diversity, equity and inclusion programs in the next 14 days, the department of education letter cites this recent supreme court decision overturning affirmative action as the basis for this move. that moved, by the way, could have major implications for minority and disadvantaged students. california insurance commissioner ricardo, lara, has rejected a request from

state farm to hike rates an average of 22%. the company asked for this because of, quote, dire financial situation following the southern california wildfires but lloris at state farm didn't meet the burden of proof for this rate hike and requested a meeting later this month with company officials and consumer advocates. >> it's 9.36 in the south bay, a group of san jose wants have to tackle the lack of parking spaces in 2022, the city voted to reduce the minimum parking requirements for housing developments. and that's because they were favoring public transportation. but some council members say that this is limiting residents ability to pardon for their homes because public transportation hasn't kept up with the big amount of people that are moving into these developments and traveling throughout san jose. committee is proposing the city permitted parking program for residents in the high-growth areas. if this moves for the

city could include funding for the program in their next cycle budget year. >> a bird flu vaccine has can good guys won conditional approval. >> from the agriculture department. this is as the avian flu is continuing to wipe out poultry flocks and drive up prices across the country. the vaccine is the makers are working with the government trying to get that vaccine into the commercial poultry businesses so that they will have national regulatory authorities for this. and there won't be so many birds suffering. and then the egg prices will go down. >> 9.37 is the time. and after 12 years in the making, alameda county firefighters celebrated the release of a film entitled in the red. they do this at the santa barbara international film festival directed by mimi chaka rove of the film offers a glimpse into the lives of young men from challenging backgrounds who find hope in a firefighter training program. they didn't

all succeed. but those who did said they experienced a transformative journey and this film takes a look at that. well, as we know, the bay-area hosted all-star weekend and hall of famer charles barkley was in town visiting san francisco glide memorial church. now, if you follow barkley, you know that he's often critical of san francisco. he has been over the years. but the basketball hall of famer says he does have some love for the city. now that he's seen what they do, it glide. >> numbers around. i know talked to him and what are the fine pr man the golden state warriors? tell me about your morning. real quick. >> speak to homeless shelter. people mazen is called the law. they they work so hard over there and i want to give them a lot of love sunshine. donate $250,000 to. so donate $250,000 to

>> how about that? a quarter of a million dollars donated to one of the cities. next most exceptional foundations, the glide foundation. glad sharing these photos that they took while barkley visited them. and they said thank you for the love. >> yeah, it was fun over the joined the nba special thletes - olympics event. they had people of all ages, as you can see, are they doing drills with former warriors player jamal crawford. they held this in the moscow knee center on saturday and also a game between children from the junior worries program and the special olympics of northern california. >> and the fun continues because sunday was the last day of the nba fan experience at the moscone center. when a lot of people enjoyed. >> all of the games and the merch. let's get a closer look with less a good. >> we're here. let's go neo center where they have transformed entire area for that for nba all-star weekend. and they have bangor's and

experience like line. check it in the all-star weekend is here. and fans from all across the country made their way to the many making a stop to the muskogee center to live out their nba dreams like these fans who won tickets to the nba all-star game. >> you know, it's great. i mean, he made almost every single basket amazing out there right yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone hoops, photo booths and of course the games like players from the g league summit. your name as part of last week in a lot of guys don't really get to so. you know, when whenever you google me or look me up in future, you know, i'll be, you know, and all-star all-star weekend, i've been a part of and i was just a dream come sea of blue and gold east and i caught up said having stepped curry represent the bay this weekend as make it all on forgettable. >> just seeing the different celebrities, the warriors out

kicking does. it's good experience, but really just to kind of see what's out here. i have been to an nba all-star weekend my life. so about it out here in the bay. and i'm able to experience he's a better player. stephen curry. >> his he shoot a half and all the fans tell me about the game, the players and moments like they will never forget. let's go properties. >> all right. we're going to take a break or night. 41. but still ahead, the nba all-star game wasn't the only thing being celebrated in the bay. we have to fight the big chinese new year parade take a look at the people. the floats in all the fun in san francisco. meanwhile, after the break, women taking a step towards law enforcement. the chp wants them to apply. we'll take a look. >> and it was a gorgeous weekend. we'll follow up with a pretty nice week ahead of us generally a warming trend over these next few days making today, actually one of our

>> it's i'm 44 and san francisco celebrated the year of the snake on saturday. there was the big parade. yeah. lots of colorful floats and you can see the dragons and the lions. it was pretty cool. we got crawford's lindsay for taking us to the action. >> 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 a prime time viewing spot. my parents brought me with them to see that festive. i'm i'm curious to see what it is. >> i've been using 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 wareally good. is there have you we supporting the community, simon and right go. kwan brought their daughter to the parade again because i wanted to come an impulse that i knew that she would be really excited about it. and so far favorite part is when lion dance or came up to her and did 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. i 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 although just fun we had a great weekend. so he is

chinese new year in it was a playground for doggies here on mammoth mountain. this is just one of the places that got some amazing snow, fresh powder. >> all of the resort's got to i mean, over several feet. emily van growing and their family were celebrating here. they got 34 to 55 inches in their neck of the woods. the sierra got a ton of snow as well. let's check that out. some of women from alpine. i think 40 or 41 inches. they got of between last week, the end of the week and over the weekend, the uc berkeley, sierra snow lab measured 41 inches. this is palisades. they got some fresh snow to skiers and boarders were in heaven. you just had to get there. and then we talked about that on friday. here we on monday telling it all up, john, i know it was, you know, talked on friday about dispute. ready to go for that. >> heat up on feet of snow that we had seen, which it's obviously not the easiest to travel through. but once she got there certainly looks like a winter wonderland. we saw

diamond peak with that snow piled up on the deck. think about that. all shoveled off pretty nicely. and all in all, looking in the distance that those hillsides above lake tahoe. what a gorgeous winter morning thankful that february did kick it back into gear and we've seen some healthy snowpack building back we are going to be a drier trend ahead of us. nothing up in the sierra north bay this morning. and that's the way we'll stay into tomorrow, too. in fact, aside from a midweek system, there's not a lot going on. even pretty calm out there. as far as wind goes, there's that midweek system. this low pressure sitting to the north and west of us will brush right past northern california. now in the process of this northern parts of the state like eureka, up along mount shasta. these are going to be your areas come wednesday that see the bulk of rain and mountain snow fall further to the south lake tahoe over to the bay area, going to be comparatively quiet with just a few light sprinkles to light snow showers moves through pretty quick in by thursday. we're back to that dry trend of weather that i mentioned.

eureka will see well over an inch of rain on wednesday. as for the bay, less than a 10th of an inch of rain donner summit, maybe around 4 inches of snowfall. nothing like the feat that we saw on thursday leading into friday. so definitely a lighter system here. today is one of your cooler days of the forecast. a lot of us will remain in the 50's as you're seeing along the coastline as well as for a decent amount of the bay shore, a few low 60's to be had in areas like mountain view into the south bay where san jose you'll get up to 62 degrees for your high low 60's continue up the east bay shoreline hayward at 61, oakland right there as well, concord and walnut creek at 62. some of our warmest spots little further north fairfield and vacaville, you reach 64 today. now tomorrow's temperatures a little warmer on average wednesday bringing a few light showers. as i mentioned, the rest of the week is quite sunny. and by your final weekend of february could be seeing a few low 70's on the mat.

>> thanks a lot. and because it is president's day, that means that there are a lot of closures today. the dmv is closed. you can go online for a lot of services, including renewing your license, getting documents, registering your vehicle but just know and that there are some major offices are close. ally, federal state city county non emergency services. governor newsom has issued an emergency proclamation and santa cruz county, though recovery efforts are continue after a worth collapse. take a look at the video amber, there was a storm that not part of the pier into the water. look at it. dangling in going with the waves here. the work was closed off yesterday because we had that other storm bringing high surf. the county is going to be getting help from the office of emergency services to fix it. >> well, police have arrested a man in san pablo friday night accused of shooting into somebodys home. police say the suspect lived inside the victim's backyard shed and

went searching that shed. they discovered a rifle and bullets. police say the man is convicted felon and legally wasn't allowed to have guns. the chp, by the way, arrested 2 people in contra costa county accused of having more than 125 pounds of marijuana in their car this weekend. officers say they had pulled the driver over for speeding and then spotted garbage bags stuffed with that marijuana. the driver and passenger now facing drug possession charges. >> 9.50, is the time right now. and the chp wants more women to join the 4. so they held a recruiting event over the weekend. you can see a lot of people here participating. they're looking for everything from dispatchers. 2 officers right now, only 6% of the chp is female. and so if you want to join the academy, you have to be between the ages of 21 35 and be able to pass their physical agility test and the written test. there are more than 100 women who signed up

and they participated in the recruitment event that happened over the weekend. >> 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. >> the starting pay is $122,000 a year for new officers. so that might entice a lot of people to sign up for the field. >> will for your help? this morning, human development experts say that relationship stress should be considered a public health priority because of its potential risks. they say distressed spouse is not only have an increased risk for divorce, but also for disease development and early mortality. couples who manage stress pour le have higher inflammation and blood pressure. doctors point to the hormone called cortisol. it's responsible for the body's stress response and it can lead to health issues if it remains consistently high. >> crest partners who use negative behaviors during

conflict had higher cortisol levels. even 4 hours after the conflict ended. these findings suggest that arguing with a stressed partner could have lasting biological health effects for ourselves. >> yeah, the cup for couples in a stressful relationship. experto say the first step is to try your best to talk things out. bring down that stress. >> the key here is how you talk to each other and how you listen to each other. sure how you're feeling using i little things before they escalate. >> yeah. relationship experts add that helping each other with daily tasks is another way to potentially lower stress. you could run an errand for your significant other when they're stressed or cook dinner, even try taking them to a new restaurant making a recipe together. all those little things help. >> 9.53 right now. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, president trump is trying to change regulations on the household appliances that we buy. we'll have more on

>> 9.55. and check out the top dog. this 6 year-old rescue shelter dog is named pedigree foundation's 2025 rescue dog of the year. his name is relic and that german shepherd, he was taken in by the shelter. and, you know, they had to get through a lot of his challenges. but that he was taken in by a foster family. and they said, well, we want to keep forever, which they did. so that's really sweet. and and actually they hope a lot of dogs. and so you can, too. you know, there are new senior dogs that are up for adoption, francisco. they are. yeah, you can see the macdill senior dog rescue introducing these puppies. well, they're older dogs, but

>> 2, 2 is one waistcoat course. it fascinator are the names that we could have won only yeah, but as they rescue about 80 dogs a month. they host adoption open house every saturday on florida street. if you're interested in these dogs clearly their trained and everything. older dogs are great. now. >> 9.56 right now. and up next on the kron, 4 morning news. it was an action packed weekend in san francisco. the all-star games wrapped up. >> and we'll see what steph curry and the boys did. plus police in the east bay got involved in a shooting that happened last night while they were investigating different crime. we'll take a closer look at there. and also a police are investinow

on the kron. 4 morning news. action packed all-star weekend just wrapping up. >> and it was a big night for steph curry. the santa clara county office of education is planning to lay off workers. it fired their superintendent over allegations of line. and police investigating a stabbing that happened in san jose on valentine's day. >> we have more about that person was killed. >> got all the news and the weather. no traffic because it's presidents day. so enjoy your day off. if that's the case. going to be a pretty nice day out there, out of people's look to this morning, daria it because i haven't seen a ton of people out there. >> it's been a nice one for the entire bay area