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 with a

little bit of cloud cover overhead comfortably. cool enough. start. let's get a look at the coastline. a few people out there venturing out right along half moon bay. gorgeous. start to the morning, but definitely feeling a bit like winter with some clouds passing overhead and comfortably. cool weather. we had a little bit of fog up in santa rosa this morning. that's been less of an issue now. all your bridges have been fined. visibilities been clear out there and we certainly not seen a lot of backups on this presidents day. temperatures in the 50's right now for a lot of us. this is where we've been throughout the morning. so not a whole lot of change going on just yet. later on today, we will see a few low 60's, especially in the south bay in the east bay with some peeks of sunsh%ne between that gray. >> thanks, jon. in the south bay, new details are emerging about a deadly stabbing that happened friday in san jose. the victim, a 15 year-old boy covers will. tran is live in san jose with town's well >> it's the holidays and look

at how busy it is right now. can you imagine how things were on friday night? valentine's day night with so many people out and about perhaps date night. i mentioned that because there are potentially thousands of witnesses not to mention surveillance cameras that the san jose police department have access to and hope to get more information on the suspects. let me show you the video. this all went down on friday at around 7, 20 at night when according to the san jose police department suspects approach a 15 year-old boy stabbed him and then fled the scene by the time they got here. well, there was no one to arrest because they long gone. but the victim was still here. they rushed the victim to the hospital, but injuries so severe that they could not save his life. in the meantime, they are still looking at surveillance footage. they are talking to witnesses but no descriptions either. they're not comfortable passing along at this particular time or they simply don't know yet. but we

don't have descriptions of the suspects to give you to hopefully track down for the police officers who the people are behind all of this as far as the 15 year-old according to the san jose police department. they know who he is, but they're leaving it to the santa clara county coroner's office to release that information after they notify his family. but one thing is irrefutable, the 15 year-old, unfortunately is san jose's 3rd homicide of the year. but take a look at for yourself. we have busy. it is. can you imagine how it was on friday valentine's date night and it's still did not stop this from happening. >> back to said so ya. all right. thanks a lot. well, and now to a kron 4 exclusive. >> this week marks one year since an east bay woman lost her life. and what police say was a deadly domestic violence case conference. joey horta is live in martinez with an important message from the

family. joey? >> brittany, like this is being remembered by her family as a loving mother of 2 young kids. and they're hoping that her tragic death will not as no reason because they're hoping it will give people of warning about the reality of domestic violence. she was just 30 years old when she was killed just a year ago this week and a few months before her graduation from diablo valley college. she was a nursing student. there. no. police say x jeffrey kendall broke into her home and shot her in the head with an assault weapon. after a manhunt, he was arrested in santa cruz. their little boy, liam, just 4 years old at the time. witnesses mom being killed, according to the family. for the first time we're hearing today from britney's mom. >> since and of course, my life not been the same. have been paying greats. want this to be about my pain and grief. i want this to be. that day to

remember britney. think all the things we miss about you know, her kiss her high. i everything re i will live and i love you. britney. >> britney is hoping to, i should say britain's bomb hoping to prevent another tragedy. more than half of women killed by gun violence are killed by family members where their partners, according to the national domestic violence hotline. so if you or someone, you know, needs help, you can call their 24 7 hotline. the number is on our website. can iraq is being held here at martinez until he gets to trial. he's charged with homicide. he's pled not guilty. he's due back in court. this coming friday. back to you. ok? thank you, joey. >> it's 10, 0, 5 san leandro police were involved in a shooting in ashland. and here is video from the scene on the citizen app. san leandro.

police say that happened last night around 8.30, officers were investigating a vehicular assault when shots ended up fired and they ended up taking the suspect into custody after that, no injuries were reported. search and rescue efforts have been suspended now for a man who fell from san francisco's pier. 32 on saturday night. this is video from the citizen app shows you from the distance, the flashing lights or the emergency response to this not only and fall, but a woman did too. and she was rescued and hospitalized. but they looked in and the officials could not fine. the man, they have no id on the identity days right now. they haven't told us that a man accused of shooting a driver on 80 in solano county has been arrested and look at the loaded ghost gun that was seized. police say that was on hand when he was taken into custody. 45 year, robert small, they say fired the shots on westbound 80 near milt farm road on wednesday and the shot hit another

driver. that driver called the police and they were able to locate the suspect 10. 0, 6, is the time right now. and what a weekend as the all-star games in san francisco, not just the games, but all the fun that was had outside of the chase center. 2, as you can see here, thrive city. a lot of people enjoying coming out soon. enjoy being a fan. basically and we get a closer look too, at what happened inside on the court with kron. 4 sports director scott race. >> 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 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. there's so many things behind the scenes that you know, that 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 it's always good reunite former teammate james curry is good deal florida. you know, got that so that we could 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. >> and like we a lot of fans didn't go inside for their fun. it was overflowing into the shops and businesses around thrive city. and abroad. but a big economic boost to the bay area coverage act moment has more. >> 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 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 chase 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. >> 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 that they 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 ball. kron 4 news. >> it's 10 11 and still ahead

on the kron 4 morning news. >> the chp is trying to recruit more women to the force will take a closer look at things that might entice you. and more and more americans are turning to sports betting. up next, jane

>> gender gene right now and san francisco has expanded the skate area. united nations plaza. you know, you see like no skateboarding will hear you get to skateboard olesen your kick flips and whatever you want to get a 2100 square foot area of new space that they just opened up this project paid for by the partnership they have with a skate park

project and converse this whole redesign park was open for some 2023 with a price tag of 2 million dollars. >> and it's another year of beautification for the city of san jose to. >> there's the mayor posting on x that the city is teaming up with the silverleaf neighborhood association and councilmember pamela compost defer this colorful artwork all along the walls that used to have graffiti last year, some as a partnered with neighborhood associations to add 13 new murals and art projects with the help of volunteers and the mayor is extending his invitation to the community to get out and enjoy it upcoming saturday. >> that is going to be a nice one, too. something look forward to today. i know it's a three-day weekend for a lot of folks is also going to be a beautiful one. getting a few peeks of sunshine, but it is predominantly a pretty great days so far. your view from

mount tam looking out at the bay show a little bit of that low cloud cover sitting there in the bay itself. any sort of shower activity is very light and it is way to the north of us it today. obviously quite the dry one and a calm one-two with nice, calm winds this morning. picking up just a touch this afternoon, but still pretty nice and calm even towards the close of the day. only one chance of rainfall in this week's forecast in that will be towards the middle of the week really talking wednesday for it. so today and tomorrow, nice and dry ones come wednesday. there's your low pressure. that skirts just passed us. and with that some pretty good, solid rainfall, humble county northward and nice dose of snow up around mount shasta bay area up to tahoe. we're right at the southern periphery of any sort of precipitation. and the anything that we see is going to be pretty light moves through very quickly. and by thursday on through the weekend after that, skies have cleared back out and we are actually off to a really nice and warm final weekend of the month. so how much will we see

out of the system less than a 10th of an inch of rainfall for parts of the bay compared to eureka with over an inch of it. and unlike thursday and friday of last week, we're measuring snowfall in feet. this next system just a few inches at those higher elevations. so definitely nothing to be canceling plans over middle of the week 50's to low 60's for your highs today. today is actually going to be one of our cooler days of this week's forecast as we are on a slow but steady warming trend leading towards thursday into friday. with that, temperatures are still in the 60's and pretty seasonable all in all heyward at 61 degrees. oakland, you'll also be at 61. some of our warmest spots will be out in solano county, fairfield and vacaville getting into 64 this afternoon. tomorrow you're going to see a bit more sunshine than today's going to offer up and some mid 60's for your highs wednesday, bringing that low chance of showers. after that, it is smooth sailing with a steadily dry forecast and even a few low 70's come saturday and sunday,

daria. >> thanks a out of 10, 17 in the north bay, the napa fire department is sharing this video of a rescue that they did early saturday morning. a person fell 20 feet down an embankment and into the river. and you can see here the rescue happening, the team at one into the water and got that victim out got into a hospital. we don't have any word on their condition. the chp is hoping to fill 700 vacancies. they have everything from openings for officers to dispatchers and over the weekend they held a hiring seminar and they're encouraging women specifically to apply reporter rowena shaddox has more. >> i have always wanted to be in. law enforcement has since a little girl and chp, i want to say out of all the divisions is. >> where 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'm in a bettina. so i think that's a little party for me and for my family in, of course, for my future and having 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 or and less 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 bit young in age from still. 21. so i'm still kind of figure out what i'm trying

to do. >> it's 10, 20 and the santa clara county office of education is planning some layoffs. the workers are going to get there. notifications by march 15th. they haven't said how many jobs are going to be caught. but they say it's because of cuts in federal funding and expiring grants. and this is at the time that the office is looking for potential evidence of misspending under former superintendent mary and you won the board of education, voted to fire her in october. and that sparked a backlash from state lawmakers and educators and independent audit by the board was turned over to the santa clara county district attorney in december. a this morning, america might have a new favorite pastime. sports betting it's exploded in popularity and wall street is taking noticed change. 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 in 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. >> 10 22. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a massive brawl in the south bay led to a police officer being injured. we'll have the de10. 25 and happening

tomorrow. work to remove a controversial center bike lane that they tried and >> san francisco's mission district in pretty much

failed. they're gonna take it out. now crews are going to be replacing. it was a normal side running bike lane like you're used to seeing a lot of let's history. they're moving it because this middle think just did not work out community feedback was terrible. business owners at actually threatened a lawsuit because they said they were losing money and customers because of this middle bicycle lane. the work should take about 2 months. construction will be between 07:00am and 05:00pm daily. >> for your health, the fda approved a new drug to treat diabetes. it's called mayor a log. >> and it is a rapid acting insulin that lowers blood sugar spikes. it has to be injected 5 to 10 minutes before meal is in your stomach. so you inject yourself and then. bird flu vaccine and is on conditional now approval from the department of agriculture. the avian flu is continuing to wipe out poultry flocks and that's driving up prices. so they're hoping that this will

address it. the vaccine they've been working with government officials to get this out to the flocks in and the commercial industry. and then we'll see the ripple effect, hopefully with fewer chickens becoming sick. california insurance commissioner ricardo, lara, has rejected a request from state farm state farm wanted to hike the average rate for insurance statewide by 22% because they said they were in a dire financial situation with the wildfires in southern california. so they wanted everybody basically to help pay for it. but they said the state farm did not meet the burden of proof for this rate hike. so they're going to be talking more about it later on in the month. it's 10, 26. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're going to take a peek at all-star weekend. and also also there was chinese new year events. >> and the big parade so is a >> and the big parade so is a bi

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right now we're checking out the weather for you. a lot of people have the day off and the day is cooperating for whatever aaron's are. >> fun stuff you might have to do, john. yeah, it's definitely an easy day to be getting outside. taking advantage of that possible three-day weekend that you have. >> yesterday, saturday, all of it looked really nice. so we're just keeping that trend of weather going for another one. we do have a few clouds overhead. so your golden gave bridgeview not necessarily the brightest this low to mid level stratus cloud cover that's moving across the day isn't coming along with any chances of rainfall. only one chance of that this week and that will come on wednesday. a couple spots of fog can be expected into tomorrow morning up in the north bay. kind of like we saw earlier today. now, temperature wise for

pretty solidly in the 50's at this point, some of us will spend the rest of the day here. a few of us, especially in the east bay north bay and south bay will rise into the low 60's later on. there's a little bit of sunshine right there above san francisco with a few more of those bright spots come the afternoon. >> all right. thanks so much. on 10, 30 right now, a developing story in alameda county. sheriff is asking the community for help solving a murder that happened 41 years ago on valentine's day. 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 and they're still trying solve that case to date. a san jose police officer was injured. breaking up a brawl saturday night. this is the scene. it was a downtown near the santa clara and san pedro street area. the intersection here and officers were attacked. they called for backup. the citizen app video

shows this crowd watching as police cars blocked off the road. several people were arrested and the injured officer is expected to be okay. 10 31 right now on the peninsula. big fire tore through this home. and as you can see, there's a house in burlingame that was damaged. so 4 people have been displaced, but everybody is okay. the home is on canyon road and it was really smoky right there because they had boxes in the house that caught fire. firefighters spent several hours putting it out 10. 31 is the time and cal fire has started releasing new maps that show danger areas across california where people may live in be susceptible to wildfire. the governor actually signed an executive order to speed up the release of these maps. juliet smith has more. >> approximately 1.4 million new acres of land have been added to the 2 higher tiers of fire hazard severity. according to a press release from the governor's office,

cal fire drew this map based on vegetation. data, topography, weather and climate change patterns to calculate the wildfire probability and int nsity. the new executive order will require an ember resistant. so within 5 feet of structures located in the highest fire severity zones. officials say this is the key to stopping wildfires from spreading to homes. >> many people say we've got a wildfire crisis in the state. i like to say we actually have home edition crisis in the state. this means the removal of all brush vegetation and flammable fencing, gravel and concrete should be used instead of park or combustible greenery. and if an amber lands within the first >> 5 feet of your house and can ignite ne. when the education it can get into the eves. it lands on the roof. you've got that debris because we haven't cleared you better than your roof. and if the numbers are hard enough. it

will ignite. so the idea is to be able to create this buffer of defensible space. some note that replacing existing fencing like this could cost a pretty penny, but a former fire chief says when you consider the big picture, it's fair question should really be. >> the relative cost of implementing zone 0 versus the cost of rebuilding existing homes will have 3 years to complete this task. >> what we what we are asking those people to do is to, you know, take one bite of the apple of the time. but cal fire says all new construction in these areas must comply with regulations. affective immediately question still remains about how this will affect homeowner insurance. >> which is continue to break. california homeowner bank accounts year after year. officials say compliance with stricter safety regulations could eventually reduce the cost. if the homeowner is going to demonstrate to the insurance companies that they are making significant efforts to reduce their risk, in my

view, they have to be rewarded for that effort. once local jurisdictions received the maps, they have 30 days to make them public and 120 days to adopt them. 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 mere oled displays colonialist imagery that belittles native americans. the awak mas alone. a tribe has joined with the naacp, san jose silicon valley and they're asking for this to be removed. but the court says that it cannot do that without county approval. and right now the county has taken a position that the mural is a historical piece of art. can't be painted over. the naacp is planned to meet with county supervisors about the issue. >> it is over versus doordash in a lawsuit. yeah. they're going to court over technology is the parent company over 8. >> is suing doordash. they say

they are anti-competitive that they have these practices that are anticompetitive. they accuse doordash of threatening to force higher costs on restaurants that also offer the uber eats delivery app. uber has filed a lawsuit. they say that they have heard from restaurant owners that they felt pressured by doordash but doordash argues this lawsuit has no merritt and that uber is just unable to offer merchants a better delivery choices. san francisco celebrated the year of the snake on saturday. you can see the big parade that they held with colorful live, really lively, a celebration. everybody was out enjoying this kron four's. lindsey ford has 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 a million like great arriving hours early for a prime time viewing spot. my parents brought me within susie that festive. i'm i'm curious to see what it then 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 the game 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 10. 37 after 12 years in the making, alameda county firefighters celebrated the release. >> of a film called in the red. it was at the santa barbara international film festival. and the film offers a glimpse into the lives of young men from challenging backgrounds who find hope in a firefighting training program. so if you can check out that transformative journey and they depict in the film. definitely do. over the weekend. a lot of people checked out all-star weekend. they had a lot of nba greats and hall of famer charles barkley was in san francisco. and although he's talked about how he doesn't like san francisco on tv. he actually does have a heart and he gave. so he put his money where his mouth us to for glide, which is a great charity and he contributed because he found out about it, i guess since he was here for nba all-star. take a listen. >> no cameras talk to him. and

what are the 5 pr man the golden state warriors to me about your morning. real quick. spent a day at a 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 that sunshine. donate $250,000 to. so donate $250,000 to glide. >> that he discovered allied. we've been following them for years and they do such good work and now they have more money to get that work done. >> 10 38 right now and as far as the all-star weekend went the basketball, there was a very special special olympics event that happened where people of all ages were in drills led by former warriors player jamal crawford. this was at the moscow knee center on saturday and there was a game between children from the

junior warriors program and the special olympics of northern california. so that was a lot of fun. >> and on sunday, that was the last day of the nba fan experience at the moscow knee center. and you can see all the different things that they offered their games and merchandise concours lezla gooden has more on that. >> we're here. let's go center where they have transformed entire area for that for nba all-star weekend. and they have bangor and experience like line. check it nba 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 right yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone photo bose and of course the

games like players from the g 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 just think i'm 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 hearing about all 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. was curry. wow. >> pays 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 get in property. >> they want. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, president trump is wanting to change the regulations for household appliances that we

buy. we'll take a closer look at what that means for consumers and in exclusive interview with the family of gabby petito sharing the journey they've been on in life and grieving and how their healing. now a show is out too. >> and we've got quite a few clouds this morning with a few bright spots in there, too. this week is going to be trending warmer and warmer as we go. it's specially leading to next weekend.

>> 10 44 right now and officials with the uc berkeley botanical garden, they're asking visitors, be careful.

watch your step a time of year when there are newt all over the place and the japanese, a pool area. so strange and they have these mating behaviors that you can watch and their winter and migration is triggered by the rain. so now through early march is the peak time for you view them. just watch where you step. >> yeah, i didn't get there here at the coastline today. when they do, it's you. good cause. >> there's a lot of you out there. it's good to see people enjoying this president's day outside that 3 day weekend. i mean, look at that gorgeous view half moon bay this morning. we had a little bit of cloud cover this morning. you're seeing more and more sunshine out there overall. pretty inviting looking day winds are calm. cloud cover is present, but not overwhelminge so you do have those bright spots. as i mentioned, winds pretty calm this morning. picking up just a little bit later on. but nothing major today tomorrow, both looking nice and dry. we only have one

real opportunity of showers in this forecast and that will swing right by us. come wednesday of this week. there's your low pressure right here, centered up brushing right past the north coast. that means areas like eureka over to mount shasta will see your most rain to snow fall while the bay-area up to tahoe right at the periphery of any sort of precipitation potential. and that's on the lighter side of things with nothing more than a few light showers in just for one day on wednesday. moving through quickly. and then we're on to a dry tail end of this week. how much rain will we be seeing for the bay area on wednesday will stay less than a 10th of an inch north coast. it's over an inch of it and only a few inches of snowfall in the sierra compared to last week's multiple feet of snowfall up there. as for today, one of our cooler days of the forecast, we will be in a range of 50's to 60's half moon bay and the coast. some of our cooler areas while the south bay east bay and north bay, generally on the warmer side of things rising into the low to even mid 60's at the very warmest east bay

shoreline. we've got 61 in hayward as well as on up into san leandro enrichment, oakland and berkeley. you'll be right at 60 degrees. north bay temperatures rising into the low 60's as well. this afternoon. now as we look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures just a little bit warmer and are slightly sunnier skies. wednesday brings that best chance of a few showers on road. after that, we only get warmer with the low 70's making their return for a few spots come the weekend. daria, thanks a lot, john. 10. 46 right now on president trump. >> wants to reverse biden era regulations on household appliances. those regulations were intended to reduce pollution and make appliances more energy efficient news nation's alex capariello reports everyone's got their preferences when it comes to the appliances they have in their home. that's like washers, for example, you may go for something like this. that's high efficiency, low energy. it uses less water protect the environment, but it cost you more up front. >> or you may be old school

looking for that deep feel technology like a washing like this. look at how much water that you can actually fit in there. in essence, you might see some changes there. your clothes could be a little bit cleaner. however, your bills could be a lot higher. that in a nutshell are the arguments between the biden era standards and the rollback that president trump wants to implement nationwide? the democratic party has always favored standard that use less energy and water for your dishwasher, your washing machine in your light bulbs. we asked both sellers and buyers about what's best on the market and how that might impact their inventory. bottom line and pocketbook with each administration. these are the rules. >> so we go that way. but the next one, these are the rules change that we go this way and we keep moving forward and progressing. some of the rules from the previous administration will stick and we keep that. ald then whatever this new administration wants, we're going to do that. we're going to do whatever it takes to keep our customers happy. this

time shopping. i didn't even think about water usage. it's very important in a home. we all have water alarms and different where water, i think about it and the sinks in the faucets and things stripping. >> this time i just hurried up and got a longer gas line and i've got new valves for water and i'm just ready to go. so i'm not i'm not being very environmentally conscious in. general experts say that those high efficiency machines will cost you at least about $100 more upfront. however, remember, if you're trying to save money by looking for those washes with deep technology. >> it could cost you in the long run for news nation. i'm alex capri. >> 10 48 and nearly 4 years now since gabby petito was murdered, the 22 year-old was on a cross-country road trip with her boyfriend and this case has captured the nation's attention. her parents sat down with news nation. senior national correspondent brian entin. then this is ahead of a 3 part netflix series that's coming out. take a look.

>> hi, i'm brian i'm gabby. and with the connect to living 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 came in 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 whenever >> 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 name 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. i want to i don't want 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 last 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

cargo. >> and forgiveness is for you. for you for free, your healing for your grief. >> for you to be able to move on. >> it's 10. 52. we'll be right >> it's 10. 52. we'll be right back.

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[ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ yeeeeeaaaaahhhhhh ♪ >> just about done for monday morning. before we go, let's check in with rachel mauer and see what's up on live in the bay today. i rachel. good morning to darya coming up today on live in the bay, the nonprofit that works to keep public places accessible and fabulous. we're checking out the union square in bloom initiative. plus, best reviews

is here with the smart home products that will make your life easier. we're taking a look at the latest in home tech and the full music club that keeps that they dance and the shows and gatherings you can join in on this year. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. scan a qr code on your screen right now. hey, for a lot of people with a long weekend. what is your favorite way to spend a long weekend? let us know your answer could be read live today on show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4, daria. all right. thanks a lot. we'll you later. bye. take a look at this. he's the top dog. >> six-year-old rescue, shelter dog who was named pedigree foundation's 2025 rescue dog of the year and his name is relic. he's a german shepherd, as you can see here in home was taken and he does yoga. he was taken by a family as a foster. and then they said, well, let's keep in for a good cause. he's adorable. they had the pedigree foundation that helped out with the costs and the rehab and all that stuff. and now he's he's gotten over all of his challenges and he has a forever home. and by the way,

new senior dogs are up for adoption looking for forever homes in san francisco from bill, the senior dog rescue. introducing this new batch. 2, 2, waistcoat course it and fascinator some of the names of the little guys that are up for adoption 80 dogs per month that they are able to place and they have a special open house is every saturday my old remain tonight. we did a month. bill foster at one point it for awarding. yeah be. we call them you want to know >> i know why. and well, they they do their trained. so that's a totally got. they come with all the lessons already been learned. lot of times you have to walk him so much, you know, because they're settling down at a later life. yeah, so but if you do have to walk your dog, the weather's going to be good today. exactly. yeah. it's a good good dog walking forecast. even if it's just to the backyard for a second. >> today tomorrow looking great looking dry. wednesday is our low end chance of a few showers in the forecast. all

right. take a look at upcoming weekend. one of those 70's are we still in february? then we are last weekend of february last. all right. we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a back here tomorrow. have a thing.

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