henderson. henderson was named an all-star 10 times and won 2 world series championships. anderson died unexpectedly on december. 20th at the age of 65. among those who spoke at his memorial is former ace pitcher dave stewart and basketball hall of famer gary payton. >> looking outside this morning, things are pretty calm out there. not a lot of movement on the flag there at the embarcadero and were actually pretty quiet this morning ahead of what will be a return of some heavier rainfall this afternoon. you can see it well to the north of us. as for the bay area itself, just a few scattered sprinkles through the morning. those spots of light green showing up on the map are spots where you may see a drop of water too. a few of those areas have been right around at the mount diablo highway. 24 around the caldecott tunnel. but nothing really out there to interrupt your morning commute, too terribly much. it'll take a long time for this rain to work back into the picture. here's noon time today. at this point you'll see rainfall north of santa rosa still fairly quiet for the rest of us. here we go for 05:00pm today. middle of the evening commute. if you are driving up consumer in sonoma and napa counties expect some wet conditions up that way, but still fairly dry for the start of your evening commute for the rest of the bay area. it's really after that after the sun goes down tonight that we see rainfall pushing back in for more and more of us and overnight tonight, we will have some heavy rain and even some strong winds along with it too. so that is absolutely something to plan around. if you are going to be about tonight into tomorrow morning. that's when the atmospheric river dives back stays with us through your tuesday. now, wednesday, we will get some afternoon sunshine before thursday. things pick back up again. one last push of heavier rain in good mountain snow before we actually dry out really nicely this weekend, saturday and sunday bringing with it a little bit of sunshine. today's rainfall, most significant up north as going to take so long for those showers to pass further southward. but tomorrow is going to be the rainy day for all of us across the day, one to 2 inches of additional rainfall across the bay area will see even more on top of that into thursday with all this moisture and already saturated soils. we do have flood watches in effect through 04:00am on wednesday across the bay area. i would be the surprise to see these extended later in the week. we also have winter storm warnings up in the sierra nevada through 10:00am on wednesday. multiple feet of snowfall at the crest of the sierra. and that is excellent news because january did not bring it for us. so we got some catch-up work to do now anywhere between 2 to 3 feet at those very highest of elevations above 9,000 feet, while closer to a foot of snowfall. and most of our resort areas, which is still very good news, getting some extra snow 60's for your daytime highs for most of us today. and a look ahead. does show those temperatures remaining steady into tomorrow. tomorrow bringing rain and wind with it wednesday. a few morning sprinkles before afternoon sun rain kicks back up into thursday before a break into the weekend. >> it's not a trick of the roads this morning as starting off with the bay bridge toll plaza camera where we do have some high winds. there's a warning for that on the bay bridge this morning. you'll see that across a lot of the bridges right around that area as the golden gate bridge, the carquinez bridge youve got a lot of that wind activity kind of blowing you around as you make your way across the bay. it's about 13 minute commute, though, from oakland in the san francisco on the bay bridge. hey, we're just san mateo across the san mateo bridge, about 13 minute drive for you there. so not bad for you this morning. pretty simple drive on this monday. westbound 5.80, across the richmond, sandra fell bridge about 8 minutes. you're making good time. not really slowing down here at the toll plaza. so all in all, not bad. and then our last check the 101 right southbound across the golden gate bridge that stretch from nevada to the toll plaza is about 20 minutes this morning. so you're driving at the limit. >> the san francisco spca is working to curb a rise in part cases. >> among dogs in the tenderloin, they're going to be hosting the first of 2 free health clinics today. part is highly contagious and it can be deadly if dogs get it, it's a virus spread through contaminated droppings. the spca says part can be prevented with a vaccine. that's why the running these clinics today and then again on march 3rd, you can go to the golden gate greenway on golden gate avenue near jones street and the services include part vaccinations, flea control. the warming and microchips. 6.19. right now, president trump is expected to speak with canadian prime minister justin trudeau and with mexico's leader today. yeah. this after imposing tariffs on imports from those countries over the weekend. >> many republicans say these tariffs are necessary, but democrats say it's only gonna hurt americans in the wallet. our dc correspondent, basil john, has more. canada and mexico are some of the us's biggest trading partners and americans could see higher prices soon. >> unless something changes. >> president donald trump is facing backlash after he signed an executive order over the weekend issuing tariffs on goods coming from canada, mexico and china put tariffs on. >> as a lot of money. >> i'm sure they're going to canada and mexico respond forcefully by vowing to impose retaliatory tariffs. canada's tariffs are slated to take effect on tuesday. president trump wants to usher in a new golden age for the united states. the better path to partner with canada. not to punish president trump said americans could feel the pain from these tariffs. we may have short >> a little pain and people understand that florida republican congressman byron donalds told news nation. >> this is necessary to send a message to other countries. the risks are worth it. and the reason is because with respect to china and mexico in particular, there is a massive amount of fentanyl coming into the united states and killing our people. but senate democrat leader chuck schumer fashion this move by the president calling it a trump super bowl tax. a lot of people at the super bowl have beer and block. all of it comes from next. much of it comes from mexico. >> and the prices of these things are likely to go up. >> when asked if he would consider responding to canada's retaliatory tariffs. president trump said it was a possibility reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> and the super bowl is happening on sunday and the big party in the east bay has already begun in the biggies. so i she was and not just in the east bay all around the bay weve got started against the chiefs. yes, or a full is standing by at the super bowl. 59 site there at caesars superdome with all the excitement activities this week. sarah, good morning. >> good morning to you both. thank goodness the sun is out and shining mother nature getting that cold weather and freak snowstorm out of the way. just in time for all those festivities of super bowl. 59, like you mentioned earlier, the teams are new orleans. both arrived last night and boost showcase some of the culture of the city during their arrival. the eagles were the very first ones on the ground. they flew a go. eagles flag out the window of their plane. go spell. u acts when the players got off the plane, they were all wearing super bowl logo. sweat sets. the chiefs on the other hand took a much different approach. they were more subdued, almost a little more businesslike. there were no flags flying out the windows. you almost couldn't tell that it was an nfl team out flight players got off the plane. they were all wearing their own personal style. now, if you have never been to new orleans and you might not know, new orleans is a huge food city. so, of course, former eagles and now kansas city head coach andy reid, who loves food, was asked about what his favorite place to eat is in the city. >> there's one and rules. not that i turned down. i was with the eagles, a chef's chef these. the head chef. tremendous chef. yeah. he was huge eagles so he invited me over and he start at the ocean and finished in the could in the kitchen. he said. >> have at he said all staff when you're when you're 4 hours later, we're we're just gonna poisoned this week. my >> today's when things really start to kick off this afternoon, nfl commissioner roger goodell will take questions from the media and invite only press conference. that tonight, of course, is the main event the opening night, which is always a spectacle. coaches are making sure their first timers of the event are well prepared for whatever question is thrown their way by the media. reporting in new orleans. i'm sarah paul just gave. >> looks like it's gonna be a lot of fun ahead. thank you, sarah. 6.24. is the time. still ahead with a week out now before the super bowl, some forty-niners saw some action in. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years and i'm from flowery branch, georgia. when i have customers come in, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that really works so good for me." makes my day. prevagen. for your brain. >> were back 6.26. is the time in richmond. police say they arrested a man in the middle of committing a assault inside his home. police say last tuesday they were flagged down by someone reporting a possible assault of a juvenile upon entering at the reported residents, the alleged suspect answered the door in a towel with the victim 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really going to notice much to get in your way this morning. there's a few sprinkles out there. just a touch of green on the radar. that's maybe just a drop of water time or 2 for you right now. rain is well to the north, really up and humboldp as well as do norte 8 counties. once you get up towards the oregon border, that's where you really start to see that snow fall. it is going to be until late afternoon before most of this reaches our direction. so we've actually got a really nice favorable day, a bit of a cloudy and cool one but still better and drier than we were over the weekend. 50's for our current temperatures for most areas. pretty mild. start to the morning. we will be consistently cloudy and sprinkling through the morning with rainfall really not getting here until much later on. james. all right. thank you, john. let's check the roads real quick. we've got about a 15 minute ride here on the bay bridge from the macarthur maze into san francisco. so >> all in all, not bad for a monday morning except for the winds. you've got some of that to deal with 2 as you're crossing that span. not so much here at san mateo bridge. that stretch of 90 two's about 14 minutes. we've got a quick look here at the richmond. sandra fell where traffic is building slightly, but not bad. just 10 minutes to get from richmond out towards sandra fell. and for those in marin county looking to get into san francisco on southbound 1, 1, it's a 21 minute ride from the battle down to the toll pl za. >> 6.31 right now and our top story, officials with the martinez refinery companies say that a hydrocarbon leak was the cause of saturday's big fired. see all the smoke is that fire put up to workers that were conducting planned maintenance, actually notice that leak they were able to evacuate. >> before everything caught fire the flames broke out during the flaring, which was a planned flaring over the weekend. a health advisory is in place still this morning. now in martinez, parts of pacheco and clyde as well. the fire is out. so that's good. but the damage from the smoke em and you can all of that smoke, they're still determining what the long-term damage. yeah, but this isn't the first time as we know that we've had major issues out of that refinery of crawford's jacmel. that takes a closer look. >> it's been a little over a year since a class action lawsuit was announced against the refinery here over its role releasing toxic particulate matter into several communities nearby in the martinez area. now, if the class action lawsuit is ruled in the plaintiffs favor that the refinery will have to pay for any future medical expenses, accrued by members of the community impacted by the talk you. >> a powerful gas shooting out of the smokestack on sunday. with just a day ago. it was highly pressurized to fire all ties for that for the destruction in this incident that is causing the community and the concern teen as we find every officials urging residents, they will look into the cause of the fire that burned for 10 hours. but with an air quality alert, still in effect, as you can see, the flames. >> it looked like it was close enough that. it could get into the houses here. but this isn't the first time the refinery has encountered issues. this neighbor tells us he smelled gas at least a couple times a week. so i wake up to 2 or 3. and i'll smell of the mayor of a class action lawsuit is looking to get any potential medical expenses for martinez residents completely paid for by the refinery. the refinery seems to have an issue with repeated events of this tight attorney blair kittle is on the team prosecuting the refinery and says not only should the refinery pay for medical expenses, they should also be investigated. think that perhaps maybe the government should be stepping up to do additional investigation because, you know, perhaps we don't want to be relying on the entity that caused the contamination to actually be the one doing the investigation on the back in 2022. to be fine to be released 20 to 24 tons of a burned catalyst into the air spreading toxic particulate throughout the neighborhood. and we've been very lucky up until this fire that there have not been. >> significant incidents is the refinery has made some major improvements as well as agencies have issued a whole variety of violations that they have been acting on since that time. martinez mayor brianne zorn says the district attorney may put a penalty on the refinery. >> based on the spill from 3 years ago, anticipate that coming at some point. hopefully this year. >> now we did reach out to martinez, refinery officials about any word they have on this ongoing lawsuit. they told us they can't comment on any pending litigation. and of course, that now that the fire is very much under control now begins the process of investigating the cause of it. reporting here at martinez jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> 6.35 is the time a man is in jail this morning after police say they found guns and drugs and drug paraphernalia inside of his home saturday night in santa rosa officers executed a probation search on the suspect's home on cleveland avenue and they say that's where they found the 3 outstanding warrants and they recovered a handgun. the one you see there on the screen, along with the drugs and the drug paraphernalia, the suspect now facing several felony charges. 2 men accused of selling drugs in san francisco. tenderloin are now facing multiple felony charges. police arrested them after witnessing a drug deal on eddy street. in fact, they say a minor was involved in that sale. police uncovered fentanyl, cocaine and heroin when they arrested those 2 men. this was all last month. district attorney brooke jenkins says her office will be holding the accused drug dealers accountable, especially those who exploit minors in those illegal trades. >> police in san francisco are looking for whoever assaulted a man with a metal pipe. and that happened on 24th and bryant streets last month. witnesses saw the victim and the other man get into an argument that became physical and then hit the other guy with a pipe. the victim made a post on x about it, saying that the attack was completely random. san francisco mayor daniel lurie, name public safety. his number one priority on saturday. we have an interview with the re-elected sheriff paul miyamoto on what he is doing. >> you know, we've had our operation safe streets going out for a few years. we've been focused and drug market areas identified in our work with the mac. we're now expanding that out into other the mayor has been interested in creating a welcome quarter for business for tourists. we're also working on 6th street in our efforts. it's really just trying to get out there. and one thing about enforcement efforts, it's not just about arresting people. it's also about getting people help getting people housing, people to services and so that's why it's a collaborative effort to make sure people don't think that we're just trying to arrest our way out of this issue because we're not we're trying to get people to places they need to be to become better. >> for more information and the full interview, you can go to kron 4 dot com. >> well, fans gathered at the oakland arena over the weekend on saturday to celebrate the life of oakland a's legend rickey hendersonn was named an all-star 10 times. he won 2 world series championships. his death came as a shock for many of his fans. >> it was very unexpected. very surprising. it just encourages me. look at memories him as a player. just remember those times grind of the watching him on his hand gestures always knowing when he was gonna still with mayes the success, one that >> it was sad unexpected news it cost me that reflecting a lot of memories just watching him be an amazing player. >> henderson died on december 20th at the age of 65. among those who spoke at his memorial where former a's pitcher dave stewart and basketball hall of famer gary payton. >> now let's talk about the raiders. they just hired a new offensive coordinator. yes, and the forty-niners were world well represented during the pro bowl. we've got aaron wilson with a look at both stories. >> the forty-niners will they were well represented in orlando. george kittle cow. you shake fred warner end nick bosa all taking part in th