dan kerman kron. 4 news. all right, dan? yeah. getting the power back on sooner than later would be great. >> thank you, dan kerman reporting for us from willow. glen in san jose. >> across the state, 17 people have died so far in all the storms that according to governor newsom who held a news conference in capital santa cruz county today, he surveyed the damage there after the coastal town was hit really hard last week by that atmospheric river. one of them and is he knows the governor. we're not out of the woods yet. >> we expect these storms to continue at least through the 18th of this month. we expect a minimum 3 more these atmospheric rivers and different shapes and forms depending on different parts of the state. the magnitude of this is not isolated to smaller communities hit. he's scaled across the largest state in our union. >> newsom also praised the resilience of communities that have been hit hardest by the storm saying >> that spirit will be needed again in the days ahead. >> storm also shut down several major roads

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> all right, dan, thank you. and good advice. at 6.30. we are going to talk to our travel expert kevin coop cooper to see how people already in the mountains are holding up. highway 92 in san mateo county remains closed because of that huge sinkhole we've been talking about. caltrans workers are concerned. this problem could only get worse in coming days because more rain is expected. no estimate yet on when this will be cleared up and the road reopened. >> in los altos, the page mill road remains closed after crews from public work spent most of the day trying to fix a sinkhole. there. the city says that because there will be more rain coming the road. closure could be extended. and officials are warning residents to stay away from the creeks. rain could bring a lot of mud into the creeks and streams and make that a dangerous place to be. >> in san jose, a couple was almost killed overnight to overnight tuesday. this happened a big eucalyptus tree came crashing down. they were they had been fortunately really align by the high winds. so

kron four's. dan kerman is in san francisco. we talked to a gym owner who is repairing damage that was caused by then rain. but first, first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with. but we can expect in the next couple of days, laura? yeah, that was a major storm over the weekend today. a much lighter storm. but what it does. >> it keeps the ground primed completely saturated. so when we get that next storm coming on shore, all that water is going to be running off again. and many of the streams and creeks and tributaries and rivers and here we go. we're talking about more flooding concerns on the way out there. now we're seeing the rain moving across the bay area. cloudy skies, not much in the way of wind, just a general breeze, but we're not done a series of storms still bearing down on the bay area. more heavy rain and specially when i think we're going to see some extremely gusty winds with this next event as we head into early on wednesday morning. maybe some gusts as high as 60, maybe 70 miles per hour, especiall

but as kron four's dan kerman reports, it's a warning not hby eveone.his was the scene monday morning. >> 2 drivers drove into the flood waters on slusser road just off river road and had to be rescued by the sonoma county fire district by afternoon. flood waters had receded somewhat, but the cars were still there. officials say the storms caused mark st creek to overflow into this vineyard in that water and up flooding the road. the storms also caused trouble in santa rosa didn't take much for a nuof our to get upon the nuisance, flooding to occur across town. and actually in one case. >> colgan creek on the south end of town actually went over its banks. >> flooding shut down the principal morial greenway to bikes and pedestrians in santa rosa. more downed trees and flooding are expected in sonoma county this weekend. emergency responders say residents should use the break in the storm to prevent further trouble. >> the clogs debris on your property could end up into a ci or county waterway. our storm drain system, it can lead. the backups could leave

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. are you ready for the game this saturday? he's faithful. sure are. we've got more on that after the break. fans already getting ready for saturday's forty-niners playoff game against the seattle seahawks kron four's. justin campbell has more on that. >> the niners are role for the super no stopping with red goal. the excitement is growing for saturday's wild-card game between the niners and seahawks forty-niners deebo. samuel mural is painted outside alex's forty-niners iin in santa was a inside. the niners spirit continues with early voters, hanging on the wall and sometimes famous forty-niners stopped by job. and do you feel here, gerri, over here, the niners fever is also reflected in ticket prices. according to take pick the average price ahead of saturday's game is $373. while they get in price is $130. wow, i can get and should also be prepared for the anticipated rain. i'm not going watch it on the tv and but they hope the cold and rainy weather doesn't dash the niners super bo

kron four's dan kerman has that story. >> that he be exonerated. i said exonerate it. you don't want nothing ruin his reputation. hello, somebody exonerated. his position as oakland's chief of police be reinstated. >> and when do we wanted when we wanted? we want >> supporters of oakland police chief leronne armstrong gathered outside the rene c davidson courthouse tuesday demanding the mayor reinstate the chief. >> the run is a man of integrity. he is a man of honesty commitment. and most of all, a man who loves his of oakland, california, mayor sheng towel place. the chief on paid administrative leave. >> after a report question the chief's handling of to disciplinary matters. the chief has maintained he's done nothing wrong and joins supporters tuesday to demand he get his job back. >> at the west oakland, i will pick a fight. ready for the >> well, this rally was going on. mayor towel held their own news conference about again related shooting which occurred monday night. she appeared visibly angry when asked if she would reinstate the chief. >> i have not seen a r

kron four's dan kerman one bill. it's already been introduced in the state legislature and he speaks to a bay area. prosecutor about what more he'd like to see. at the state capitol. renewed interest in gun reform legislation following the massacre son both half moon bay and monterey park. >> among them a bill to require gun owners to get liability insurance for the negligent or accidental use of their firearms that way each of us if we're ever harmed by such a gun, we can recover some costs. east bay state senator nancy skinner co authored the bill. she says it's modeled after the one passed in the city of san jose last year and says, well, it may not prevent massacres like half moon bay. it will afford recourse for gun violence victims. it creates economic harm. >> there you could lupus a brit winner from the family. you could have someone be debilitated so they can't or and they have not the same or any capacity. you have the incurred costs of medical therapy, emotional trauma, all of those things. in the meantime

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> video from the attack on congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband is now expected to be released to the public tomorrow this week. a sacramento judge denied prosecutors request to keep that video secret. the judge ruled that there's no reason to keep the video out of the public eye because prosecutors already showed it in open court. the san francisco da's office argued releasing it publicly would only allow people to manipulate it in their quest to spread false information. but multiple news outlets filed requests to access the video. representative nancy pelosi responded to the order to release the video. and here's what she had to say. respect. >> the system i consider. is my husband he's you can do. it. my husband's well being and we take that day to day. really grateful to the outpouring of prayers and support for him. that's what i focus. is the body for something that you've seen at this you know, i don't even know it me. get high for him to see to my husband's >> year-old david de pap is charged with breaking into the pelosi home and beating paul pelosi wit

and that's where we find our kron four's. dan kerman. >> with more, dan kind challenging situation there for you. what's going on? >> that's right. we're on slusser road here just off river road. just west of santa rosa. as you can see behind me, flood waters finally receded. but one of the cars that has been stuck here all day and stuck in flood waters is still here. another one in the very far distant was just towed away. but again, it is a reminder not to be driving into flood waters. stranded. motorists stuck in flood waters is just one impact of the storm. this was the scene about 7.30, monday morning to drivers drove into the flood waters on slusser road just off river road and had to be rescued by the sonoma county fire district by afternoon. flood waters had receded somewhat, but the cars were still there. officials say the storms caused mark west creek to overflow into this vineyard in that water and up flooding the road. the storms also caused trouble in santa rosa didn't take much for a number of our to get upon the nuisance,

tonight, kron four's dan kerman visits. one of those businesses that remains in limbo as the next storm approaches. >> mother nature really slapped us in the face is >> when it makes 3 fitness owner, dave character, walk into this castor neighborhood gym during saturday storm. what started as a small trickle of water turned into water, gushing from inside the w wall. this entire wall was just filled with water behind this wall. so all of these holes started just gushing water we probably cleared out 1000 gallons of >> water. the source of the leak remains unclear. but the suspicion is an overflowing parking lots drainage pipe located between this building and the one next door ruptured until the cause is identified and repaired. these weights will stay on the rack. and the san francisco small business will remain closed at one of the most critical times of the year. the new year new year's resolutions you can't underestimate how big that is for a fitness business, particularly small neighborhood fitness business. you know?

dan kerman kron 4 news and thank you for that. now to our 4 zone forecast to find out how long this will >> meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by lot, lawrence, a little break here. write a much needed break from the stormy weather. but we've got a long way to go the door just wide open for the storms to roll through out there this evening. >> what a difference last night at this time it was howling across the golden gate bridge. and boy, it was dumping a ton of rain. but now things have quieted down a bit. we had one last wave moving through this afternoon, bringing some more heavy rainfall across parts of the east bay in the south bay. see the thunderstorms popping up there as still a chance we could see a few scattered showers overnight tonight and still concerned about the possibility of some flooding specially in parts of the east bay. that areas shaded in red there. that includes most of contra costa, alameda county, as we could see, rises still along some of the creeks and streams there. but looks like the rain is taili

dan kerman kron. 4 news. dan, thank you. >> meanwhile, san mateo county officials have identified the 7 people killed in monday's mass shooting. he's called for stephanie lived. >> investigators say the gunman shot and killed 7 of his co-workers and what they're calling an act of workplace violence. we know an 8th person was also shot. they're now recovering and in stable condition after surgery. the victims include 74 year-old i schoen's on from san francisco. 73 year-old says send from san francisco. 66 year-old. tone from half moon bay. 64 year-old genes in lieu from half moon bay, 50 year-old marciano, martinez jimenez speech. 43 year-old get how being and jose romero perez. we also now know the name of the surviving victim, pedro romero, perez, the community has come together in several ways to help those affected by this tragedy. you can find more information on how you can help right now on our website. kron 4 dot com, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> also coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 5. we're di

this was not the first time there's been a shooting at one of those half moon bay farm as kron four's. dan kerman reports tonight. there was also an incident back in july. monday's to have clean bay farms was not the first time a workplace dispute, but the violence that one of those locations. >> back in july of last year, 2 managers that the california tara gardens farm were involved in a shooting. it was a dispute between them. work-related sounds familiar, work-related where our defendant, mister medina. >> was angry at our victim. and so what 11, 31 night he just got. got a gun and went over to confront him at his trailer and said he would then announced out that he let him and he was going to san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says martin medina ended up firing into the trailer where the other manager lived with his family. >> the bullet went out the other side of the trailer and into a neighboring trailer where another couple lived. so was one shot. and the good news was that nobody was physically hit by a bullet here or injured or defendant. mister medina then kept yelling,

dan kerman kron. 4 news chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about that. the the rising waters and it looks like these water is going to crest. maybe couple of times. see crest over the weekend with the rain that comes through on saturday. another craft. >> yeah, we've got what looks like a some heavy rainfall heading our way. we'll really became year in the next ares going to see some storms rolling on in to start out your weekend. and lot of part of the weekend to that heavy rain going to be coming in right now. a lot of clouds out there right now. we've had a few scattered showers. >> in the north, a flood watch is going up for the entire bay area's. we're going to see a rise in the local creeks and streams and the likelihood that we're going again going to see possibly on saturday and especially in that time period sunday through tuesday. that's what we've got. a major atmospheric river event. again, taking aim at the bay area. so here we go. first, things first, the russian looking at some moderate flooding expected to crest almost to 40 feet about 38

dan kerman kron. 4 news. all right, and this just in. we've got an evacuation warning. it's in place for those living near the russian river in sonoma county. the map on your screen. it shows the affected areas. >> this thing is pretty. >> brought it stretching all the way from healdsburg to the coast just to jenner. the sonoma county sheriff says the river is expected to peak at 33 feet tonight and into the early hours of tomorrow morning. the water level expected to drop sometime tomorrow afternoon. but is expected to rise even higher on sunday night. so anybody who is below the 40 foot flood level being asked to be prepared to leave at a moment's notice. we want to have your go bags ready to go with essential medicines and that's very important that you are ready to go. and we've seen the russian river. >> flood historically. so that certainly can happen as we continue to track this rain that's moving through as we speak again, expect the russian river to be higher on sunday. we're expecting rain not only tonight, which is what we see right here on storm tracker. 4 r

other supporters of the chief are expected to rally on tuesday. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's switch gears for a moment because the golden gate bridge is getting ready for the next big one. transportation secretary pete buttigieg join local leaders to officially announce hundreds of millions of dollars and federal money for the bridge kron four's chuck clifford has that story. >> well, the golden gate bridge is 90 years old and it was decided after the loma prieta earthquake decades ago that the bridge is in need of some seismic safety upgrades. now we're learning that the federal government is going provide 400 million dollars to complete that work on monday. transportation secretary pete buttigieg, along with nancy pelosi, san francisco mayor london breed made the announcement the money, which is being provided through a grant as part of the infrastructure investment and jobs act signed into law back in 2021 will be used to improve the seismic safety of the bridge. specifically. they're going to retrofit the towers and improve some of the foundations and beams on the

. >> are leading to a shortage of aches and a surge in prices kron four's. dan kerman tells us tonight is making life difficult for shoppers and for people who run restaurants. >> if your grocery list includes eggs, you're likely finding them extra expensive if you can find them at all on store shelves. really tricky because we made this new your new year's resolution to eat less meat. so we're going to rely on eggs is a keen source of protein and we are now left scrambling to find a supply. the exorbitant cost is being blamed on bird flu coupled with increased feed fuel and labor costs. >> and now places like safeway or limiting customers to one carton of eggs and mollie stone's is asking customers for understanding for the price hikes and the reduce election prices are astronomical. and it's not just shoppers being impacted but also restaurants like a lot cafe in burlingame, you know, breakfast restaurants. we do. it is the majority of our business. if if we're not serving what we're serving aches often going into the product. and cakes are coffee cake alone still ab

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> and san mateo county. >> there is rain or there was arraigned yesterday in san mateo county because there was rain in large parts of the bay area. here is a look at the crowd for 7 day forecast. what a relief it was today to have some sunshine out there. a much-needed break not only to dry things out, but a little vitamin d it just felt good. but we're back to the normal program. as of tomorrow. rain is going to start early in the morning as you're heading to school and work, you'll probably have the wipers on. but saturday is the big storm. another atmospheric river style storm. high winds, heavy rain at times. the forty-niners game one 30 on saturday in santa clara head coach kyle shanahan was saying he expects it to be wet and you know, that's going to be an issue for the fans and the players alike sunday, still raining, not as hard as saturday. monday. still raining and then we finally might get a little break tuesday. so you look at a little respite there. better chance of resuming the rain on wednesday next thursday, a week from today, we might really

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 17 people in california have died in the storms to governor newsom gave a news today in santa cruz county and he got a firsthand look at some of the damage to that coastal town, which has been hit really hard by stormy weather over the last week. today, the governor emphasized the seriousness of january storm systems and the dangers. >> 3 year. the most heated and intense drought. and this is happening. people say the hots are getting hotter, pressure that we need that labor day just a few weeks back. the drive to get a lot drier in the last 3 years in the again, a lot. it's weather whiplash is that new reality? >> the governor also praised the resilience of the communities which have been hit really hard by the storm. she says that kind of spirit and resilience will be needed. and the days ahead. >> the storm shut down several major roads and santa cruz including a portion of highway one. while the crews continue to work to remove a long jam of debris from the san lorenzo river highway 17 was also shut down yesterday for a while. it is now back open. this

dan kerman kron. 4 news. thank you, dan. san mateo county officials have identified the 7 victims killed in monday's mass shooting. kron four's. stephanie lin has more. >> investigators say the gunman shot and killed 7 of his co-workers and what they're calling an act of workplace violence. we know an 8th person was also shot. there are now recovering and in stable condition after surgery. the victims include 74 year-old i schoen's on from san francisco. 73 year-old says send from san francisco. 66 year-old. she's on the tone from half moon bay. 64 year-old zulu from half moon bay, 50 year-old marciano, martinez jimenez speech. 43 year-old get how being and jose romero perez. we also now know the name of the surviving victim, pedro romero, perez, the community has come together in several ways to help those affected by this tragedy. you can find more information on how you can help right now on our website. kron 4 dot com, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> we are starting to learn more about the victims in the half moon bay sho

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> to the now, moraine county authorities say that they've seen a spike in residential break-ins with thieves targeting high-end bicycles. police say that since early december there have been at least 10 cases of thieves stealing expensive bikes from garages. the thefts have occurred in san anselmo corte madera and larkspur. one resident says she feel safe in her community but after receiving a notice from authorities to be on the lookout and she is now considering adding a security system around the house. >> i've been thinking about getting one because so many of our neighbors do have them. and i thought maybe we should get one. >> police have so far not identified any suspects in these break-ins, but they are asking neighbors to be on the lookout for suspicious cargo style vehicles that might be moving slowly through their neighborhoods. >> the city of san francisco seen a decrease in the number of accidental overdoses. that's according to new data released by the department of public health. the city recorded 620 accidental drug overdose deaths in the 2022 calendar

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, happening today, video is set to be released from the attack on congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi. a judge denied prosecutors request to keep that video secret. the san francisco district attorney's office argued releasing it publicly would only allow people to try and manipulate that video in their quest to spread false information. now, representative nancy pelosi responded to that order to release the video. and here's what she had to say. take a listen. respect the system. >> i consider is my husband he's can my husband's well being and we take that day to day. really grateful to the outpouring of prayers and support for him. and what i focus. is the body for something that you've seen at this you know, i don't even know it me. it be a to see to my husband's >> well, the alleged attacker, david de pap, is charged breaking into the pelosi home and beating paul pelosi with a hammer. authorities say the pap also plan to kidnap the former house speaker. he's pleaded not guilty to both state and federal charges. well, in the east bay, you've got

and tonight, kron four's dan kerman looks at one bill that has already been introduced in speak. so barry prosecutor about what more he would like to see. in the aftermath of the massacres in both half moon bay and monterey park. there's renewed interest at the state capitol for passing gun reform legislation. among them a bill to require gun owners to get liability insurance for the negligent or accidental use of their firearms that way each of us if we're ever harmed by such a gun, we can recover some costs. east bay state senator nancy skinner co authored the bill which is modeled after the one passed in the city of san jose last year. >> skinner says, well, it may not prevent massacres like half moon bay. it will afford recourse for gun violence victims who suffer physical, mental or economic harm in every other case in our society. the way that we deal with that to help cover those kinds of costs is through insurance. it is only guns that we don't require insurance. and so it's time to do it. and advocates of gun reform say there's additional legislation that state legislato

kron four's dan kerman has the story. >> shortly before one tuesday afternoon, san francisco's public works yard resumes, sandbag distribution, my home on cayuga street. we're known for flooding all the time. cars lined up down marine street and around the corner with average wait times of 20 minutes to get their hands on a bag or 2. >> we are sandbagging are live work over here in the city we're worried about water coming into the building. i'm outside the building. it can get up to 2 feet deep. >> supplies remain limited, though, meaning only 5 sandbags were given out per address. but for those who'd been on the hunt for days, they were happy to get that. they could. i went to lowes. i went to home depot. it went to 2 other hardware stores. so many sand that you've got 5 here. how much do get everywhere else? 0, and i've been looking for 2 days. feeling better now. and it's the pile of sandbags diminish with each trunk filled additional supplies started to arrive. >> you said you've got a studio apartment it's legit. so yeah, i was down there stopping of the water. so >> i hope sand

tonight, kron four's dan kerman looks at one bill that's already been introduced and speaks to a bay area. prosecutor about what more he'd like to see. at the state capitol. renewed interest in gun reform legislation. >> following the massacre, son both half moon bay and monterey park. among them a bill to require gun owners to get liability insurance for the negligent or accidental use of their firearms that way each of us if we're evir harmed by such a gun, we can recover some costs. east bay state senator nancy skinner co authored the bill. >> she says it's modeled after the one passed in the city of san jose last year and says, well, it may not prevent massacres like half moon bay. it will afford recourse for gun violence victims. it creates he can on the car. >> there you could lupus a brit winner from the family. you could have someone be debilitated so that they can or and they have not the same earning capacity. you have the incurred costs of medical expenses, therapy, emotional trauma. all of those things. in the meantime, advocates of gun reform say there's additional legis

kron four's dan kerman reports now near river road. that's just west of santa rosa with where some cars got stuck in flooded waters today. >> this was the scene about 7.30, monday morning. 2 drivers drove into the flood waters on slusser road just off river road and had to be rescued by the sonoma county fire district by afternoon. flood waters had receded somewhat, but the cars were still there. officials say the storms caused mark west creek to overflow into this vineyard in that water and up flooding the road. the storms also caused trouble in santa rosa didn't take much for a number of our to get upon the nuisance, flooding to occur across town. and actually in one case. >> colgan creek on the south end of town actually went over its banks. >> flooding shut down the principal morial greenway to bikes and pedestrians in santa rosa. more downed trees and flooding are expected in sonoma county both tonight and this weekend, emergency responders say residents should use the break in the storm to prevent further trouble. >> the clogs de

dan kerman kron, 4 news. all right, dan and the city of san jose has opened a 24 hour. emergency evacuation center. >> it is located at 7 trees community center. the site will be open until monday. pets are welcome for more information you can call the number on your screen or go to our website. kron 4 dot com. we continue to check all the damage from last night's heavy rain and strong winds in the north bay. take a look at this. >> pretty incredible of you are sharing this video with us. ec. several transformers blowing and downed wires. shelter-in-place has been lifted. now. >> 4. >> the canal to nevada street area of sandra fell where this happened. however, according to pg and e some 160 customers are still without power. officials say crews are on scene working on repairs and the storm took its toll up and down the peninsula, downed trees, power outages and more kron. 4 says has the latest. there. >> take a look at this huge tree that came down dangerously close to this apartment building right there. >> we have been on the alameda at valencia in the san mateo coun

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in the north bay, all 7 reservoir zimmerman county are full. this is a look at alpine lake filled to the top. there's more water so trickling in. this is video from 2021 of the same area how the reservoirs in county looked then first is now we're in water. that org says the current reservoir storage is at 100%. that's good news. however, normally this time of year, it's only 78% kron four's kyla grogan here. now she has more on the water and the rainfall and how it's going affect the drought in the bay area. kyla. yeah, it's going to be an interesting weekend because we've already gotten so much rain and we have more on tap. you can see just there on your screen, see that counter clockwise circulation kind of to the northwest of us. >> that is the next low pr sure system that's lining up now. gave us a break today, keeping the rain to the north of us. that will not be the case as we get into tomorrow. then we're going to see that rain slide our way and unfortunately, bring us to more systems as we get into the weekend. but tonight we have a bre

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> an emergency shelter is also open for people living in that area. it's that the ec craft building at the sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa. that's on 1, 3, 5, 0, bennett valley road. you want to check in with security at gate to cuts and comfort kits will be given out along with mental health services for those who might be in need of that pets are allowed and masks will be required inside of the shelter. in the east bay. niles canyon road is most likely going to be closed for another week as cleanup efforts continue there. the road is still shut down in both directions as caltrans crews try to clean up as much as possible. following that last round of rain. the storm causing mudslides, landslides and debris to litter the highway. now it's canyon road is closed between old canyon road in fremont. that's east of mission boulevard and main street in seminole. and we're also monitoring power outages for you across the bay area. taking a live look now at the pg e outage map. and you can see a number of smaller outages affecting customers all acros

. >> at levi stadium, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> of course we're covering the forty-niners in the playoffs every night on red and gold zone or conference. sports director jason dumas along with kate rooney. aaron wilson. we're going to have all the developments leading up to the games and give you some in-depth analysis of the highlights when the 9 years that the field, you can watch them tonight at 10. 45 right here on kron 4. >> on kron, 4 news at 5. president biden meeting with mayors from across the country. the major issues they discussed at the white house today. >> and only if it's in an emergency east bay hospitals responding to the recent uptick in er visits as they try to recover from the triple demic. >> but first, after all, that rain and wind, a huge mess has been left behind. many people still up fallen trees in their yards next. a possible solution. when it comes down on your property during a storm, as is. >> that happening so much here? you nobody's hurt, writer, worsen. and then you start to those dollar signs, right? not cheap. getting that thing out of there. but a comp

dan kerman kron. 4 news. all right, dan, a new video tonight shows the damage a massive tree made to a condo in san jose. >> a couple living in the condo says that this eucalyptus tree fell tuesday night right into their bedroom. eric kirk chick says that he had just gotten out of bed to go to the bathroom. but his wife, lauren, was in the room when the tree came crashing down. take a look at the damage. it inside. eric says it was pitch black when he went back into the room could only hear his wife screaming. he tells us he managed to get her out from under the debris. both of them leaving the scene with only bumps and scratches. apparently eric says that he doesn't know when their home will be livable again, but says that cruise plan to remove that tree tomorrow. >> in ray county, people in a fairfax apartment complex said to be evacuated after look at all that mud, mud slide came plowing down the hillside into their building. this happened on colima road not too far from matter. elementary school in fairfa

be open again on wednesday, just as long as they don't run out of sandbags in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in the north bay, a flood watch will go into effect in marin county starting tomorrow morning. officials there are warning of flooding in mudslides from rivers and creeks. saturday's rain already cause mudslide and sewage issues in sausalito. sandbags are available to people at the mlk gym on cola street. their residents are encouraged to do work on their properties today to try to prevent issues tomorrow. >> really encourage people get out of their make preparations where they know that they have problem to be vigilant in their communities to look for areas that typically don't have water runoff on the hills cracks in the one of the biggest predicament, key indicators for us is dirty water runoff with a cracks on hillsides. usually are indicative future slide areas. >> residents in marin county should also be prepared for. outages. according to first responders and officials are asking if you see any flooding or mudslides to please call public works or the fire department

dan kerman kron. 4 news. so as it stands right now, an evacuation warning is in place for those who live along and near the russian river in sonoma county. >> this map shows the affected area that area in yellow. it stretches from healdsburg to jenner. the sonoma county sheriff says the russian river is expected to crest at 35 feet. the water level is expected to drop sometime this afternoon into the evening. but it's going to rise even higher sunday night. anyone who lives below the 40 foot flood level area. the level there is asked to be prepared to leave at a moment's notice. have your emergency go bags with your central medicines and documents ready to go. >> in santa cruz county, the coastal town of has had a lot of flood damage from wednesday's storm. the capital, a wharf has been split pretty much in the middle of the beach. heavily flooded capital of village. the main tourist area has been hit hard by ocean swells. also water pushed over the banks of the socal creek, a woman who has been visiting this

along highway 4 port chicago highway dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in these fay firefighters rescued 70 dogs and cats after fire broke out at a garage in a home in martinez happened this morning around 11 o'clock. the house is on barbara lane. fire officials say one of the 3 residents was taken to a hospital for smoke inhalation. the other 2 were not injured. but tonight, all of them along with all of those dogs and cats can't return to their home. the cause of the fire still under investigation. a convicted child molester is now linked to a 1994 kidnapping and assault case set. a clare county district attorney's office says they're now saying the crime happened at a tuxedo store. >> in the oakridge mall in san jose. and now 65 year-old thomas. the gsa and allegedly trapped the store manager at the storage room and sexually assaulted her. investigators also say he took some money before running away from the storm after the suspect was convicted of abuse of a child in san benito in 2012, authorities found that his dna matched with the 1994 cold case. he is currently serving 40 years and

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, antioch police are looking for the suspect was shot and killed a man from pittsburgh. police say it happened tuesday morning at the spot liquor store on sycamore drive in any at officers found man with gunshot wounds in that parking lot. he later died at the hospital. investigators have only identified the victim as a 25 year-old man. now they say there was some sort of dispute between him and the suspect before shots were fired. if you saw anything, please contact antioch police. now the body found floating in the water near the san francisco ferry plaza has been identified as 37 year old alexander tell us tell us body was found saturday morning an investigation into the victim's cause of death is still under way. officials say foul play is not suspected, but they have yet to say if it was directly related to the storm because heavy downpours surging serve and nearly a 6 foot high tide floated flooded parts of the embarcadero earlier in the morning. now in the north bay, nevada, police are looking for this man on your screen. this is 32 year-old mark

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> new details surrounding a potential ban on indoor gas appliances. the chairman of the consumer product safety commission says he has no plans to ban new gas stoves following backlash over statements made by a fellow commissioner. both republicans and some democrats are condemning the idea the chairman has since clarified that the commission is researching gas emissions and stoves and exploring new ways to address health risks. and we want to hear from you. do you prefer gastos or electric? just go to our twitter page at kron. 4 news participate. we'll be keeping track of the results all night long. >> so far gas is in the the niners practiced in the rain today will likely play in the rain saturday where they stand in the list of teams vegas thinks is most likely to win the super bowl press. what to make of governor newsom's new budget as the state faces a multi billion dollar shortfall and the rain that just won't stop too much of a good thing. the latest on flooding and other issues and a look ahead other issues and a look ahead to the storms to co

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> coming up, 2 mass shootings happened as asian communities of celebrating the lunar new year. all of the deadly attacks affecting those celebrations. a member of the state assembly from san jose will join us live to talk about this. and we now know all the victims identities of the monterey park shooting guys. yeah. look at the lots of sunshine around the bay area tomorrow. going to be warmer, maybe even some 70's outside. we'll talk about that outside. we'll talk about that coming up. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other

dan kerman kron. 4 news with his goal tying red jacket forty-niners ticket prices are breaking records as the team gets ready for this. >> huge showdown against the cowboys. let's take a look at what's going on here are here's a seat map of levi stadium. if you're thinking about going to the game, there are actually still some tickets available. here's a look at but right now the cheapest tickets are about $450. of course, that's way up high. but tickets are also going for us highs almost $10,000. we talked with a stub hub representative on how to avoid ticket scams. >> we always recommend from some of us are affected that you want to use technology tips. you know, you never really want to buy tickets. officer anymore. paid cash or even though i know we're using venmo and other sources. but there's no call back that money. if that ticket is project. >> one more tip from stub-hub. don't post any pictures of your tickets on social media. they say scammers can find important information from those pictures. so it's better to avoid posting the tickets before you go to the game. >> and of c

along highway 44 chicago highway dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> on the peninsula, a mudslide in belmont has shut down a busy residential road. the closure is on san juan boulevard. look at all of that earth. the slide was first reported on saturday and has grown since then. 2 homes have been red tagged because of the slide. the residents in the area have been warned to be ready to leave on short notice if the slide gets any worse. neighbors say they've been worried about this hillside where the mudslide to place for a long time. the recent heavy rain is made their anxiety worsened. now they're worried it could take a long time to get things short up. >> we've trees and things like that fall into the street with earlier storms over the years. but for the this storm right here, it been incredible that the water that this rain and the wind has brought down the number of trees in the amount of soil that has. >> the weather has been brutal. city engineers have done an assessment of the hillside and have determined san juan boulevard will need to stay closed for at least another 2 weeks. it i

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> new tonight at 6, a stolen french bull dog has been found in hayward. police arrested a man who they believe was actually involved in at least 3 robberies in the city. this is you can see in the video coming up, the officers returning him to his owner. it looks like the entire family came out to pick him up. police say chapel and another french bulldog named square was stolen. and one of the 3 robberies are concerned about. the 3 month-old square, though, is still missing. police located the suspect on geneva avenue earlier this month and after a several hours long standoff, the man finally surrendered. officers also found 2 firearms during the arrest. anyone with information is asked to contact taylor police about squares. whereabouts. >> in the north bay marin county authorities say they've seen a spike in residential break-ins with thieves targeting high-end bicycles. police say that since early december there been at least 10 cases of thieves stealing expensive bikes from garages. take a look at this home. surveillance video caught a bike burglary o

kron four's dan kerman has that part of the story. i said. >> full support of the because the chief has been extraordinary to me and he's done a tremendous job for time that he's been in. need to support out chip to so that he can continue his work. the reason why the community is going to rally in support of this chief is because we know 3 well-known community leaders in the city of oakland are among those standing in support of embattled police chief leronne armstrong. i mhink the chief is getting real road. bishop bob jackson, the senior pastor oakland's acts full gospel church for the first time we're seeing a breakthrough with crime, homicides and a whole lot of things. >> because this man is innovative. he's bringing in things. he's he's doing everything in his power to make this city better. and i think he's the mayor. he's the police chief that we need not they got mayor need to know >> how our community feel about pay one of us. and it's linda. >> and in a well known him for so many carl chan credits armstrong with taking act

kron four's dan kerman has the story. it turns out the massacre that occurred monday afternoon at the california tara gardens farm in half moon bay. >> was not the first time a workplace dispute. >> led to a shooting there last july. first of 2022, there was another shooting involving 2 other people who lived at. and we're working at farm there. san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says an ongoing dispute between 2 far managers led one of the martin medina. >> to bring a gun to the farm, go to the other managers trailer where he lived through this family and opened fire. our held the door tight and told his family to go hide in another spot in that alert. and then he looked out the window that was in the door and he saw a mister mateen are defendant raise a gun and fire ripped through the glass in the door. it went it did not hit our victim. it went by him, went out of the other side of the trailer and went into an adjoining trailer. were a couple lived. it fortunately did not strike them staff says medina c

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> now to this weekend's forty-niners forecast. know, there's no rain delays in football. thank goodness. the rain coming to the bay area just in time for the nfl playoff game at levi's stadium. this could potentially be a mess on the field. meteorologist anny hong is back to tell us about kickoff. what's happening >> s talk about a huge mess. i mean, we're having kick off in the afternoon and guess what? that's when we've got showers and really heavy rain expected during that time. also, the winds are going to be pretty strong at times as well. so this is a you got to be a real big fan. die hard to be braving those conditions on saturday be watching from home. haha. i still love my niners. but for saturday kickoff at one 30 this afternoon and for the afternoon, temps will be in the mid-fifties. but boy, the rains and the winds. it's going to be going good. the wind gusts maybe over 30 miles an hour or so fans out there that wasn't true fans. they should get special seats. i don't know for the next game. here's a look at your futur

on monday, the july shooting involved a dispute between 2 workers coming up tonight at 10, 30 kron dan kerman. we'll explain what happened then. again, that's in 30 minutes. >> developing news tonight. the oakland police department is facing a lawsuit by the family of an innocent bystander who was killed during a police chase out for says it met reports. we just want to see. the people involved in the situation that happened on that night. be punished for their actions. we are here today to announce the filing >> of a federal civil rights lawsuit. that lawsuit is against the city of oakland for the wrongful death of lolo sick. i was killed back in june of 2022, the lawyers for the family provided this video. they say it shows a participant of an illegal sideshow traveling at excessive speed trying to outrun opd before losing control of the vehicle on international boulevard. unfortunately, so kind his family were gathered there having a meal outside a taco truck following a family celebration, civil rights attorney and not a planner alleges that the officers initiated a ghost chase to cover t

they were getting their last minute. 40 niner gear kron four's dan kerman caught up with them. >> the forty-niners faithful were at the team store at levi stadium friday, stocking up on gear for sunday's game against the cowboys. way. we've got to come over here and get geared up. ready for the ready for this weekend because, you know, we don't slam the stars. >> i got this. nick bosa and i got 40 niner hoodie. >> i came here for a jersey and i end up buying me. some cart says 3. some flags course got to get a white jersey for support. as you know, kate o, you've got this. these fans are convinced this is the forty-niners year for several reasons with their offensive. they have the defense. >> the quarterback, brock purdy, right he's and take us to the super bowl this year. >> defense defense wins championships. defense is on a roll. and they're hard to get past. we've got purdy is looking for that. love it. this couple is actually from the bay area. but now they live in texas. what is it like being niner fans living in texas? it's friend or look where you go, you a new jersey or you'

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> let's check on our weather. a live look outside right now along san francisco's embarcadero. you're looking at the bucky ball, which is right outside the exploratory and they're on a clear night kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by to tell you're gonna need something to keep yourself warm to. yeah. you know, i got a little i need a bigger one, though. and this will be a cold night around the bay area tonight. and those temperatures could be falling off again last night we were seeing some low 30's popping up, maybe not quite as cold to be close enough. still going to be chilly out there tonight. clear skies, high pressure overhead, just dominating our weather. and that's really nice to see after that stretch of rain we had. so it looks like a mostly clear skies throughout the night tonight with chilly temperatures tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. >> mild to warm outside by the afternoon. we may see a couple places sneak in low the rain that could make a return as early as we head toward the weeken

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast. san francisco looking down from sitter looks nice and dry and peaceful and calm, catherine, but we know we know not for very long. chief meteorologist lawrence kind of lawrence. this could do really hit hard again. what later tonight? yeah, i think tonight really picks up and that's going to be on and off to the beginning the week. in fact, we've got more storms after that, too. so flooding. >> a major concern now on the major rivers now coming into view as worried about the russian river. but we've got to watch in napa river to, of course, you've got the san lorenzo river now forecast to flood well above flood stage as we head in toward a lot of part of the weekend, the beginning of this next week. so out the door tonight, we do have some quiet conditions for the most part. it is dry out of the golden gate bridge right now. the rain not that far away. you get these giant storms developing off the coastline and there is nothing to stop the storm. so with the door wide open, these stor

kron four's dan kerman reports. >> that he be exonerated. i said exonerate it.you don't want nothing ruin his reputation. hello, exonerated. his position as oakland's chief of police be reinstated. >> and when do we wanted when we wanted? we want >> supporters of oakland police chief leronne armstrong gathered outside the rene c davidson courthouse tuesday demanding the mayor reinstate the chief. >> the run is a man of integrity. he is a man of honesty commitment. and most of all, a man who loves his of oakland, california, mayor sheng towel place. the chief on paid administrative leave. >> after a report question the chief's handling of to disciplinary matters. the chief has maintained he's done nothing wrong and joins supporters tuesday to demand to get his job back. >> at the west oakland, i will pick a fight. ready for the >> well, this rally was going on. mayor towel held their own news conference about again related shooting which occurred monday night. she appeared visibly angry when asked if she would reinstate the chief. >> i have not seen a request fro

but it keeps raining as kron four's. dan kerman tells us water right now. it's just too early to make that final determination. it's not even mid january in the sierra snowpack is more than 200% of average for this time of year. >> and some reservoirs are already filled to the brim andy samberg. we saw i mean, essentially half of the rainy seasons range and one month. and so we normally get about 40 inches a year. and we are currently as of yesterday at 38 inches of precipitation month. but andrea pook with east bay mud says its 1.4 million customers will remain under a mandatory 10%. water use restrictions for the time being forecasting is not such a precise science, right. and so this was supposed to be a dry year. and yet here we are. we're hopeful that we're trending in the right direction and we're not going to see those same conditions this year. >> but we have to wait and see that keller with the santa clara valley water district degrees. despite better than promising snow and rain. he says history has demonstrated its too early to pull the plug on v

kron four's dan kerman shows us what happens when they don't listen. >> this was the scene about 7.30. 2 drivers drove into the flood waters on slusser road just off river road and had to be rescued by the sonoma county fire district by afternoon. flood waters had receded somewhat, but the cars were still there. officials say the storms caused mark west creek to overflow into this vineyard in that water and up flooding the road. the storms also caused trouble in santa rosa didn't take much for a number of our to get flooded on the nuisance, flooding to occur across town. and actually in one case. >> colgan creek on the south end of town actually went over its banks. >> flooding shut down the principal morial greenway to bikes and pedestrians in santa rosa. more downed trees and flooding are expected in sonoma county both tonight and this weekend, emergency responders say residents should use the break in the storm to prevent further trouble. >> the clogs debris on your property could end up into a city or county waterway. our storm drain system it can lead. the backups could lead prop