mohammed: you heard vicki there talk about the impact. just want to ask you from your vantage point, if these actions hadn't been taken by the biden administration, what kind of impact do you think would have that had on the tech sector going forward? and what are the wider ramifications of this throughout the u.s.? guest: exactly. i think it is interesting that it is the tech sector, which for the states, is an extremely important one -- it has gotten into a spat china where it's banned all of its exports of architects to china. that is america's looking over the white house, looking at the tech sector to keep it in the lead, as it were, in the global race. and that is what i the reasons why i think they acted so fast in order to backstop those deposits completely, to not destroy the tech sector. there is a moral hazard that if you bank all the deposits then people take untoward risks. and in the way banks are supposed to fail is that people who have money beyond the guaranteed limit are supposed to lose it. you make an example, that mak

do you agree with vicki? that could lead to a much greater device. it could, and i think one has to work very hard to ensure that that doesn't happen. and of course, but it does require is quite a lot of transfer of resources from the west to those countries that now need a lot more support in order to adapt to climate change and also not lose out if you like. and we know that there are various reasons the world which will be particularly affected with temperatures going up so that there is a need to do that. they've been pledges. of course, a number of times of the g 20 itself sort of i has been very behind on those suggestions, but the money hasn't quite made it yet. so i think we need to, to push a lot harder in that area so. so there is no doubt that there is a lot that the west needs to do to satisfy that balance, which we absolutely need to see happen in the future. otherwise, i think we will be spitting up. and of course, the spheres of influence were there for also be such that you know, the world will be much more difficult to control in ter

when you heard vicki there, talk about the impact on the tech sector. i want to ask you your vantage point. if these actions hadn't been taken by the, by the ministration, what kind of impact do you think would have that had on the tech sector going forward and what are the wider ramifications of this throughout the us? yeah, exactly. i think is interesting. that is the tech sector, which for the states is extremely important. one is going to the tech 5. we're trying to wear his band, a tech to china. and america is of looking or the white house is looking at the tech sector to keep it in the lead as it were in the global race. or, you know, economic success. and that's one of the reasons why i think they acted so fast in order to back these, these deposits completely in order to not destroy the tech sector and give it, you know, put the tech specifically into financial crisis. because i say what they've done is it's very unusual in so much is the moral hazard, the if you back all the deposits, then people take on toward risks. and in the way banks are

to stop the spreading of vicki, i saw you nodding along to somewhat. ben was saying that, look like you want to jump in, so i will let you do that. but, but let me ask you, i mean, do you agree? do you think that you're not going to be particularly hard hit because of these bank failures and, and also, you know, because we've heard now from the french finance minister. and he says that european to learn the lessons from 2008, that there are no risks to the french banking system, at least. i mean, do you think that europe is effectively insulated from this, at this point? not necessarily as a real were is that of course it was discussed earlier. we've seen those increasing bond yields and we've seen those drops involve prices and quite a lot of financial institutions, heads invested in those ones are really pretty things being given to them quite easily. into the system through the current crisis. and also since with the energy crisis that we're seeing, it's only recently that quantitative easing has stopped. so we moved into context of tightening in so

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i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. we're tracking the conditions tonight as widespread damage is seen all across the region. we're monitoring power outages. those downed trees that graham was talking about and >> road closures due to all the damage. a lot rain out there, but just ferocious winds in san francisco. in fact, there's a shelter in place in order right now after a couple windows broke on a high-rise. this is video here and yet glass fell from a famous building there on kearney, a california street. and that is where we find kron 4 sarah stinson who is live. boy, sarah, so dangerous to, you know, just be walking on the sidewalk during the store. >> that's right. and that's why morning at a hard helmet. because when i got here, fire crews said, hey, do you have a home, especially when you're walking around this area? we're talking about glass that fell from the 43rd floor and came crashing down in the street here. they're still last in the roadway. >> and also a shelter-in-place for businesses that are still i

here is vicki mentioned a lot of snow in the sierra nevada. some places well over to honor almost 300% of normal. but it is nice to get a break in the stormy weather. lots of sunshine out there for today. doesn't look like it's going to last long. so we've got to enjoy it while it's here. bit of a sea breeze out there as well. those winds have gone now that we have that very strong storm that moved through a couple of days ago. but we've got another strong storm on the rise. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. all right. thank you, lawrence. well, gun reform legislation has stalled at the federal level. again. >> city and county attorneys across california are taking advantage of red flag laws to remove guns from people deemed dangerous to themselves or others as kron four's. dan kerman reports tonight a san francisco judge granted a so called gun violence restraining order against the man accused of firing blanks inside a richmond district synagogue. regardless how the criminal case against suspected san francisco synagogue

>> well, thank you for having me, vicky.uced the supply of child care when many facilities shut down. that, in turn, increased demand. add to that inflation, the rising cost of living and prices continue to escalate. i think you were thinking about the care.com cost-of-care survey. yes, over 50% of parents are spending 20% of their household income on child care. so the knock-on effect is that families are still struggling to find available, affordable and quality child care and they're leaning on their communities more than ever. there isn't a one-size-fits-approach. >> sure. >> to finding a support system, but when you find a network of people to lean on you can ease the strain until we have systemic change. >> we were lucky. when we moved into a community they actually had families assigned to help our kids ease into school. what are some ways, let's say you are new to a neighborhood or a community, how do you start building that village with other parents? >> well, the first thing you want to do is you want to build a vi

vicki was extraordinarily gracious in talking to me. but not helpful meeting my requests for. for example, ted kennedy's diary. it's sitting here somewhere in what they call courtesy storage for his entire life. he would talk into a tape recorder after meeting a president or after a senate debate, and it would be sent to somebody to transfer, tried and i knew it was there because when i was doing my ted kennedy i with my tip o'neill book, i interviewed ted about all kennedy o'neill stories. and it was explained to me that somebody had been sent here to look through the files, find the diary entries, and send a briefing book down ted. because ted, he was very conscious about history and he wanted to be accurate and he wanted to tell it the right way, according to him, so he would have this briefing book. well, what would happen is occasion instead of packing it up safely and sending it back to to the vaults here, somebody would slip it into a folder, especially if it was material for a speech, and then they would the diary entries into a a speechwriters folder and i found that

vicki will be released. listen.hey know, the sixth sense is very developed in his dissertation. i call it everyday physiognomy, in short, what if he was right and vika really plays an important role in this story. vika in this story, the only one who is 100% sure, is beyond suspicion , at least because she was sitting next to a lawyer. and hiring someone arthur is easy covers her. and the wife is a similar case, we recently analyzed in the classroom. no need to kill your husbands, they live. but everything could be exactly the opposite. what if they shot not at zaslavsky, but at vika and if she had not dropped the will of fate, lipstick would not have leaned over, a bullet would have flown right into her. and where is vika now in general. i just decide from the first time the criminal is not able. nothing pre- test wrote, well noted that the suspect comes with a violin case with a case. it also turned out that another man had in his pocket the gun there is more to record material consumption. hello strange, even the

i'm grant lotus and vicki liviakis more police now patrolling those bart trains. it's part of the transit agency's effort to bring riders back by making the trains safer ground forces. he you has the details on this new bart police plant. >> bart riders have expressed frustration with the current state of our system. and it's time we take back the by police department is increasing police presence on trains and in the station's by reassigning officers from their patrol cars and iving them all of the bart police chief ed alvarez says riders can now expect to see more than double the number of bike cops patrolling the trains to increase our presence. >> we are removing 7 of our traditional. vehicle patrols per shift. andrea point those officers inside trains which also includes our k 9 unit. this strategy will ensure that to 18 officers will patrol trains per but ridership is down more than 60% post the pandemic. >> the results of a survey conducted by the leading voice for san francisco and silicon valley's largest employers. the bay area council. >> sheds light on

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan. the race to recover after tuesday's destructive storm becoming even more difficult for some north bay residents. >> kron four's theresa stasi was live at the scene where a tree fell hitting a home in san anselmo, a tree so much. the latest. >> catherine and vicki, i'm going to get out the ways you can save yourself. this is what is left of that tree out there. they are calling this the miracle on yolanda straight. the homeowner tells me that she cannot believe that she and her son were able to get out of the house safely. there was a loud cheer just a short time ago is a crane lifted the trunk off of the front of the house. now the homeowner, linda tells me that it was around 5.30, this morning when she and her son heard a loud noise, then a bang, the giant oak tree in front of their house came up from its roots and landed on their home of 30 years. you can see that picture taken of linda's son's room. the insulation is torn. the branches crushing almost everything on site. here's lon

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. yesterday. storm really caused hundreds of thousands of power outages, some widespread damage and >> even deaths. here's a look at the numbers tonight. 5 people here in the bay area have died as a result of this storm. 2 people from san francisco. at least one person died in alameda county. another death was recorded in contra costa county and one in san mateo county and tens of thousands of people are still without power. tonight, the hardest hit area is the east bay where more than 34,000 pg and e customers are without power right now. and we have team coverage for you tonight. kron four's dan kerman. he's tracking all those power outages. tonight, kron 4 meteorologist brittany begley with us standing by in the weather center. but first, let's said head on over to reporter rob nesbitt. he's in san francisco where a lot of trees came down yesterday. rock. grant and vicki, if anyone get outside today in san francisco to enjoy the sun. >> they probably notice the damages from yesterday's storm. t

vicky? >> i completely agree.i get to speak to scientists and people who know their stuff and spend their time researching it, and so yeah, my job really i guess, i'm lucky enough to have a platform to talk about it to younger fans so i can get that message out there. and there are great things happening. there's a big plastic treaty that's just been announced i just hope we can work towards that fast enough because the plastic problem, i was doing literally a beach clean a couple weeks ago in santa monica, and even there, you can see the big bits of plastic and then you see the tiny ones that keep getting swelled up and swelled up until they're minuscule. we're going to have more plastic in the ocean than fish by 2040 >> and we have this picture. >> looking like a real dork there. >> i would say more cool nerd than dork. >> we also had like a little disco on the beach and listened to my new album. >> is that's what's going on with the headphones? tell us about that >> i love doing things with fans that's interact

i'm vicki liviakis kron four's dan kerman was outside the courthouse today where prosecutors argued a reversal is unlikely and she should start serving. her sentence is scheduled. >> at the end of next month. >> when convicted theranos ceo elizabeth holmes arrived at the federal courthouse in san jose friday. her defense team had one mission keep her out of prison in tiller case can be appealed for the defense. they're saying we could win on appeal. and if ms holmes has to serve a substantial time in jail while this is going on, that's not fair to her. and what is the rush? let's get this right. is the defense theory of this motion. the defense says she also needs to be with her 2 children, one of whom was born just recently. but prosecutors say new trial motions have been brought and denied and it's time for homes to start serving time behind bars. she's also someone that because of the length of her sentence, she is almost a purse, a flight risk and they point to the fact that she bought a one-way ticket to mexico while this case was going on and after she was convicted, that reserv

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and vicki, that was one huge sarcasm out. being a little sarcastic >> and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 9 in my time to say good night. yes, goodnight, vicki. kasper will be joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. it's time. i think, yeah. >> all right. the coming up at 10, it's been days since last big storm blasted the bay area. north a family is now dealing with a fallen tree. a that crashed onto their home in the middle of the night. lot of people surprised nobody was hurt and the storm exposed to serious staffing problem at san francisco's 9-1-1, center by the department head is calling it a crisis. and lawrence will have the latest on the next big storm kron. 4 news at 10 coming up next. bill loveless: i came to the lord at the age of about 42. dr. charles stanley has been so important in my life, just his teachings. one of the life principles is that brokenness is a requirement for god to use you greatly, is when you can become that conduit of what god wants to do through you to get to other people. it's just amazing of wha

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus and multi-day problem here. and one of the hardest hit spots is near sfo on the peninsula. burlingame, some people they're being told their power now. >> we'll be back until friday. kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live tonight to shows what areas are most affected friday. still a long ways away. sarah. >> it sure is. i mean, we're talking about multiple days without power. i'm live here in burlingame at bayshore and broadway where they've shut down the street here. and that is because the power lines down bayshore are down because of a tree that fell on top of them. and now this entire intersection is without power. you can see the stoplights are completely without power. so you have to treat intersections like this like a stop sighe and this is kind of aftermath we're seeing across burlingame. >> we've been out of power since noon yesterday. and i guess i have are not going to get to friday back. so. >> beth, maxwell lives in a neighborhood off of el camino royal which has been destroyed. but the latest storm, it

grant and vicki. brutal. just tonight, the take a look at this picture just came into our newsroom tonight. >> this is an apartment complex in livermore and look at the corner there. you can see a huge tree felt crashing into the apartment there as well as the car port. this is at the autumn springs apartment complex just off port hull avenue near livermore downs, park kron four's amanda hari took this picture. she is working the story and will bring us a live report coming up tonight in the 6 o'clock hour as weak. get a live look outside. this is the view from out temple, pius more than 2000 feet up for the wind has been screaming and the rain has been relentless today. it is just a day that you'd like to forget. >> trees not taking kindly to the wind. also, you know, ground is so saturated. it just doesn't hold on to the root yet. then you get a storm like this and that center of that low that we've been tracking that moved right through the north bay, you know, just cranked up all the winds outside. the wi

a great fit. >> hey, grant and vicki for the second straight year. saint mary's, they are dancing last year. they were told there were 5 seed and knocked off a 12 seat in indiana this year. a 5 c looking to knock off a 12 seed in vcu. they took the practice floor for the first time this afternoon at mvp arena. it will be a battle of differing styles and this one, saint mary's likes to slow things down. vcu want to speed things up. now there's nothing quite like the ncaa torn it. it's a spectacle and it can get distracted. but in his 22nd season making his 9th trip to the torment head coach randy bennett knows the message he needs to send to his team. >> all these interviews, all this stuff, all that shoot around from the crowd yet. it's exciting. but you have to as a player and his coach, you have to get them there it the focus is to play well. we called jump in. the fight can jump the fight. you better ready for the fight. and if you get caught up in all the other stuff. that goes with it and don't focus on actually doing the job and being prepared.

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i'm grant lotus vicki liviakis in the north bay students in santa rosa. >> are certainly expressing their frustration with the school district after a student died on campus earlier this week. and the weapon was found at another school for charles clifford has details. >> well, here in santa rosa, students that murray, a career high school walked out of class on friday afternoon to protest the recent violence they've seen and schools across the city that we've been through a wildfires covid out it like were constant crisis at a rally on campus. they demanded that the school district do more to keep students safe. it just stop just getting out now? there's an empty words something goes wrong. it's they also observed a moment of silence to honor 16 year-old jayden pm who died earlier this week after being stabbed by another student montgomery high school by school. built my husband of he was that olivia cruz is a junior at montgomery. she was with jaden when he was attacked. my best friend came out of that came up to me and said living he stabbed me. he stabbed me. >> and i had his blood on

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. just hours before another storm arrives, one additional tree has been removed. are a kron four's. dan kerman live for us in burlingame tonight with more on this tree situation. damped. >> well, residents are really concerned here. they saw 3 trees come down near the intersection of el camino, an edge hill drive. then on saturday, caltrans took down a 4, 3, they've had arborists years for 3 days. checking to see which other trees are unsafe. but so far we don't have any answer to that. and no additional trees have come down. meaning residents are on their own for tomorrow. arborists hired by caltrans spent monday evaluating the safety of the eucalyptus trees. that line el camino real in burlingame. >> during last tuesday, storm 3 of them near edge hill drive estimated to be more than 150 feet high. and 83 inches across came down, damaging 3 vehicles and 2 homes, includin

she had a good, a good bit of a hotel and gosh, i've devoted to vicky with me on a little. i thought of them all the max of a highly muscular group by the zone to help them on the quantity. but within a month of normally devin have a so my desire to even get him says, oh yes, saddam and i'll but so tara, have since been closely connected privately and professionally to day. so torah is the co producer of set up a new film, a forgotten history, filming on location in afghanistan had to be cancelled. but giving up is out of the question that you sent me at all the the so for the final shooting? well, because we also have the ocean mission in a studio, a and right now de cool. also they are indifferent county. they're cracked s female at axis the actor. they are in defend location, different country. and the situation is also not clear that they can travel or not . this is a hot part of their production. for this movie, people are fighting to keep afghan cinema alive from abroad. but what about in afghanistan itself? the taliban claim it treats the country's film history with

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vicki knew each other. with the killer of his daughter.is is a little jelly, as they say, my friend vicki ivan sergeev was the youngest in a large family, and the alleged killers are ivan's relatives and they don't want to remember, he gets better, and then with him. i think that no one will give it to us anyway. he will now be guarded by the jealous timur subkhankulov, a student of the ufa state oil technical university, where he entered the budget from a prosperous family, the athlete was in good standing, no one could have thought that the guy was capable of killing a person who was used to achieving. total. in this case, he could not achieve reciprocity from his girlfriend. and perhaps this was the most difficult trigger that he could not cope with, of course, there are mental disorders on the face after the massacre, subkhankulov left the kege smeyaki in his father’s car, but had not yet managed to drive to ufa when he was put on the wanted list, the investigative task force identified a suspect and the orientation of the vaz-2114 car

vicki jv went missing one month ago and he hosted the jv show that same day he went missing. >> the show has continued with him all month, including today when co workers delivered the news that his body was found >> the jv show wild. 94 9. the jv show has gone exactly one month without its longtime host jeffrey vandergrift, his cohost celina and graham were emotional thursday as they announce jamie's death. live on wild 94.9. i thought i'd. >> better prepared for this or i mean, at least like i'm emotionally. just not heart feels like it's breaking all over again. the chief medical examiner's office confirmed that the 55 year old's body was found wednesday just before 05:00pm. >> in san francisco bay near pier. 39, the city's police department says there's no evidence of foul play, but a coroner has not confirmed an official cause of death. fans of the radio host called in thursday to offer their condolences is just my it's like lost a family member. a memorial has been growing all month outside the 94.9 station on townsend street. >> since vandergrift was first reported missing, ruby t

vicky nguyen has some last-minute travel tips to help you find those good deals before it is too lateing. >> we are excited and we want to head to where the palm trees are behind us. the hardest part is just booking the trip. so how should you go about booking? how do you find the best deals? and how flexible do you need to be? >> hi, good morning. my best piece of advice for you this morning, as soon as this show is over, jump online and start looking around. you want to book today. hopper is reporting if you're flying, average round trip airfare is $264, but as you get to even three weeks out of a destination departure date, that number could double or go even higher. so don't hesitate. nerd wallet says if you don't need the whole nine days off, consider leaving on a tuesday or a wednesday. that can certainly help you save. same with looking at alternate airports. maybe not the biggest airport in your area but check the nearby airports to get a lower airfare. finally, march 10th through the 14th if you're not quite ready, go to the website retailmenot.com and check out their spring

vicki liviakis, a student at montgomery high school in santa rosa is dead. >> after stepped on campus yesterday, the victim is 16 year-old jayden pm to and there's a growing memorial for him outside the school where he was killed. police say another student is responsible for the death kron four's. rob nesbitt has been outside the school all day talking with parents and students. he joins us live with what they had to say. rob, such a tragedy. it is grant and vicki classes were canceled here at montgomery high school. >> but still, students, teachers and others here in the community felt the need to come here today to memorialize jpn to in some way. >> pictures in tears. i was devastated that think like any other parent, this memorial for jayden pn to came with a lot of emotions thursday. 24 hours after he was stabbed to death inside a montgomery high school classroom. sirens went off the lockdown, sirens and i panicked for a little bit. >> and we learned later that it was with a knife. and then we just kept learning more and more police say pn to add another 6 year-old student entere

vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> all right. vicki, if you need a plus available anywhere. these we've been talking about the weather. very happy that we made it to the weekend and it's drier, not so thrilled about the cold, though, john. i could do without that. >> yeah. i know you get rid of the rain and it's a little chilly. but that's okay. we can just bundle up. feel nice and cozy and not worry so much about slipping and sliding around on your morning commute. we will take that dry start your view outside of the golden gate bridge. it's windy right now. you can see the suture towers camera just swaying a little bit back and forth. those winds are not as significant as what we had earlier this week. thank goodness for that. but it is breezy out there could result in a few trees down this morning because so many of them were already weakened from the rains earlier this week. now we are seeing a few snow flurries in the sierra bay area is quiet aside from the wind anyways, cold front swung through yesterday pushing that cooler air direction and also resulting in a pickup

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. san francisco mayor london breed is calling out the board of supervisors. >> demanding that they stop playing politics and spend the money needed to keep the city safe. kron four's dan kerman has the story. >> fighting for this city. now. we've got pushed me out of the city. i was born or racing now was going to stop me for standing up for what i believe in. >> both energized and combative. san francisco mayor london breed came to the tenderloin tuesday, demanding the board of supervisors set politics aside and fund her supplemental budget proposal of 27 million dollars to fund police overtime through the end of the year. the mayor says san francisco a short 541 cops and its future depends on this proposal. if the board of supervisors doesn't calendar. >> or rejects this 27 million dollar supplemental. then you think it's challenging to get police officers in this community. now it will be virtually impossible. and you think that our city is on safe. it will be terrible for the city a

ken vicki, back to you. >> thank you. grant kron four's putting the focus on fentanyl in california could soon be manufacturing its own naloxone also known as narcan. it's part of governor newsom's plan to invest more than 1 billion dollars to tackle the fentanyl. an opioid crisis. parts of the plan are being applauded, but others well, they're being questioned. kron four's rob nesbitt has reaction tonight from those who work in harm reduction in california. it's a lot of money that governor newsom is putting into his plan, but he says it's necessary to save lives by preventing overdoses. >> in reversing them to the state's own version are can when talking about the opioid crisis, you have to talk about the importance of naloxone commonly referred to as narcan. it's used to quickly reverse an overdose in california has plans to manufacture its own version of the drug is a serious issue and do not as a parent do not think for a second. i don't sleep over this. we take it very, very serious. happened parking any the overdos

without doubt, one of the rising stars of european cinema is vicky krieps, who comes from luxembourg.n a new picture here in berlin, in which she portrays the austrian feminist writer ingeborg bachmann. emma jones went to meet her. ingeborg bachmann was a 20th century feminist poet from austria. but margarethe von trotta's film, starring vicky krieps, focuses on the personal aspect — a toxic love affair with another writer that's tore her apart, and her healing from it during a trip to the desert, again with the help of men. why did you think this was an interesting aspect to explore? well, it's similar to all my other ones. it's like in corsage, a woman is stuck in her time, and this one again is stuck in her time, but it's all the more tragic because she was actually brilliant. she was, i think, not only one of the best writers, she was one of the biggest great thinkers of her time, and she was never recognised for that. krieps has been recognised in her career. while she first reached international audiences with her part in paul thomas anderson's 2017 film phantom thread, starring

vicki, we have seen the public _ the 18th century.ury. vicki, we have seen the public anger and it's i the 18th century. vicki, we have i seen the public anger and it's still there on the streets and how much of this investment is to blame for underinvestment?— this investment is to blame for underinvestment? there is no doubt that the system _ underinvestment? there is no doubt that the system that _ underinvestment? there is no doubt that the system that is been - underinvestment? there is no doubt that the system that is been used i that the system that is been used for ages in greece is not fit for the 20th 20 may 21 century in the system does not seem to be working quite a lot of the time even communicating by using wi—fi between the various drivers of the trains does not work and there is a serious problem of getting the messages incorrectly communicating to those who matter and i think will be seen in a lot of what we have seen is that there is also human error that is taken place and you have to be on top of the situation and

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm justine waldman in for grant tonight. we'll get to all those stories in just a moment. but first, we want to show you. >> the current weather conditions as we take a live look outside right now at the san mateo bridge. you can see that those great clouds of stuart of started to stack back up and it's raining in parts of the bay area right now. yeah. the question now is when is it not raining? crawford chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us next yesterday. really into a just a fascinating year. now the rain continues around the bay area this afternoon was dangers. you got those pop-up showers outside. you may be driving along and it's dry and sunny, all of a sudden get a thunderstorm wondering your way and it is dumping heavy rain, gusty winds. >> and maybe even a little hail out there right now. showers continuing around the bay area. you can see all the clouds out there right now looking from the berkeley hills and boy, the doppler radar just lit up all around the state. again. heavy snow in the sierra nevada. nume

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i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan.t has been raining. >> across the bay area for a few hours now. the worst, though, apparently up to come yesterday, governor newsom remember declared a state of emergency in 21 counties including san francisco, san mateo, santa clara, santa cruz and monterey counties. but let's take a live look outside to check on the conditions and the as we look live at the san mateo bridge, a lot of traffic. it's moving slowly, which is much of the bay area just being pummeled with heavy rain and strong winds. we have team coverage for you tonight to our nesbitt is in san francisco where residents are preparing for flooded street. >> dan kerman is in burlingame, which saw some significant flooding on new year's eve. but let's go and check in first with kron first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with the latest yeah, very interesting. you know this morning coming along the coastline went out for a drive. it looked like a lake out there. absolutely. call this afternoon. >> it was unbelievably roug

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. so let's go and take that. look at the calm before the storm. >> downtown san francisco, as you can see, a beautiful, clear, crisp, essentially cloudless for the moment. >> you would never know what's coming based on this. but we have live team coverage tonight because it's coming. rob nesbitt live in san francisco where folks are clearing gutters. drains piling up. sandbags. first, though, want to check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. large. it's go time. yeah. kind of really nice around the bay area. now you've got those clear skies that sunshine breaking out some morning rain. but >> beautiful weather outside. that's all about to change. what a big change rainforest. now we're seeing an entirely different type of storm system approaching the bay area. this the good old pineapple express, the atmospheric river. but remember back in january, we have a tremendous amounts of rain. that's what we're looking at headed our way. maybe not quite as strong but still strong enough out there right now.

dan. >> well, vicki mary ellen carroll, the head of the department of emergency

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. the brawls are happening at the stonestown mall. >> in san francisco in the middle of the afternoon, one, a teen was taken to the hospital last week as a result. kron four's theresa shows us the fights and what actions are on the way. we want to warn you, some may find these acts of violence. disturbing. >> a violent brawl inside a bay area. target store is caught on video. this was at the stonestown galleria in san francisco. you can see kids aggressively punch kick and slap a young man in the green jacket. the person tries to get away. but the crowd follows who continues to attack. another video shows a girl going after another violently pulling on her despite a security trying to pull her away. and then there's this. countless teens just pummeling one another inside the mall's common area. all of these, according to the san francisco police department happening between wednesday and friday of last week. >> motive what led up to these altercations are all part of our investigation.

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. it's an update to a story we brought you last week. the driver is now facing several charges, including ya or manslaughter or conference and thorne talked with prosecutors and the teens close family friends about this case. he joins us now from the newsroom with more on this terrible story, dan vicki, the 17 year-old brooke jeffrey, would have been competing in a dance competition this weekend. she was trying to flee killed while crossing the street on the night of march. 7th pittsburgh police announced this week the arrest of a man responsible who they say should not have been driving in the first place. >> 34 year-old science has been charged in connection with the hit-and-run death of