talking about. >> dry conditions today, but that's not going to last forever. csu going mixed bag, i guess morning john. yeah, a little bit of variety this weekend. today is. >> the to be planning on a day outside. we've got crystal clear skies. we're going to be looking at warm temperatures. >> tomorrow we start with a few sprinkles but clear things out during the afternoon. this is where we're sitting right now at half moon bay skies out there, not a cloud in the sky and about to be a gorgeous day along the coastline. sky's that way from the sierra. if you're heading up that direction, heading back sunday shouldn't be too bad either. lucia, waiting till sunday evening with another round of rain and snow on its way. let's time everything out. so today i already told you beautiful, warm, sunny tomorrow. we see some north bay showers during the morning, but clearing out during the afternoon. we will see another round of rainfall arriving late sunday into early monday and a third-round into late monday and early tuesday. so that's the gist of it. but i'll go into more details in just a moment. 30's to 40's for current

temperatures right now. berkeley sitting at 42 dublin livermore as well as petaluma and santa rosa down in the upper 30's right now. so do throw those jackets on. you won't need them later today as our daytime highs will be the warmest of the week, right? all right. on the for that, let's get you rolling on a friday. checking out the bridges this morning. still pretty light. 10 minute ride into the city this morning. enjoy it. san mateo bridge about 12 minutes. a 80 to 101. it december rich just short of 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls in 19 minutes. 6 o'clock and the developing story. a tire. >> fell off a united airlines plane that was taken off from sfo plan was hated to japan. now investigators are trying to figure out exactly what happened, why this would happen for will tran io at the

airport. so 3 locations. let me show you video of what happened. it's rare that it happens. it's even more rare that is captured on video. and that's exactly what happened yesterday right afternoon when the plane took off from sfo and it was trying to tuck in its landing gear when all of a sudden one of its tires comes off and lands in an employee parking lot. fortunately, nobody was inside the cars course severely damaged cars. so nobody injured or killed because of it. the plane kept going, but it had to be diverted instead of going all the way japan, osaka, japan. it was diverted to lax where it made an emergency landing, not a problem. they have 6 tires on east street of the landing gear so he could handle the weight even without that one tire. but as soon as it landed, it came to a stop and was actually towed to the

gate where it's still there. so everything hopefully is intact where they will look at it. the remaining passengers they were put on another plane and then took off to osaka japan. but you know what's left behind? lots of questions from passengers and travelers at sfo. >> i would hope after some of the incidents that those start upping the inspections doing little bit more chair before people get on the planes. >> daria reyna reportedly that plane is 22 years old. was made by boeing so the engineers could be called in. but it's been owned by united airlines. so the first thing that they will talk to our first people they will talk to are the maintenance crews to see when was the last inspection of that. what did you do? and if it's them, then it stops right there. but it is an engineering problem. and of course, boeing often make an

even more rare. that's even captured on video. >> back salute leak and believe we saw the thing. hank, you all right. let's turn to another big story 2 people are dead after a murder suicide led to a police chase. yeah. police say that the man in this case shot and killed a woman and a home in pleasanton then led police on a chase that ended up shooting him self on the side of 5.80, near san leandro kron four's amanda hari has more. >> everyone i spoke to says this neighborhood is extremely quiet and the experience almost no crime. they say the situation is very sad, but they're grateful the threat is over a little bit strange and shocking. that's how people live in this neighborhood described what happened thursday. saginaw circle near santa rita road and west lost see does boulevard covered crime scene tape amid a murder

suicide investigation this morning at around 11 o'clock >> i some bangs, apparently there was a gunshot at that time. i didn't recognize it as a question. this woman who didn't want to appear on camera. >> says she was home in pleasanton. police responded and found the victim dead with multiple gunshot wounds. that and they came in. she says she's lived in this complex since 1997, but she has never seen a police presence like this one. the shooting was then almost immediately followed by a police chase. there are requesting assistance. their officers were actively in pursuit of a known a murder suspect on 5.80. that pursuit ended in san leandro. >> near the benedict drive exit, the driver died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the suspect vehicle while him pursue. >> crash. and at that point, there was a high risk staff as well as the standoff. approximately 30 minutes. it was determined that the

suspect had to come to his own injuries. i saw on the news earlier. >> the 5.80, was shut down. and i said, that's crazy. that's a major freeway shut down for hours. then i came home to see police around her neighborhood and found out that it was related. tim parks as he chose to live here in pleasanton because it's a safe community. he never expected anything like this. >> he says he's not sure who the suspect or the victim. it's i don't know who live there. >> maybe i saw them, but i don't know if if i know who does or not, it just a disturbed guy. didn't know how to control his emotions. i guess it's only thing goes through my mind. pleasanton police is handling the murder investigation. again, there is no threat to the public at this time. >> in pleasanton amanda hari kron. 4 news. well, happening today, 3 men charged with the shooting death of security guard kevin nishita are going back in court along gilbert hershel hale and shadihia

mitchell. we're going to face arraignment 8.30, this morning, kevin, as she did, was shot and killed in november of 2021. while protecting a kron for news crew in oakland, all 3 men face murder charges as well as charges of attempted robbery, assault with a deadly weapon. >> its 606, in the east bay parents of uc berkeley students are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to keeping the kids safe on campus. so now they've hired private security guards to help michael thomas is live in the newsroom with those details morning. michael. hey, good morning, everyone. now this pilot program for private security near uc berkeley is being put together by parents and it's called safe bears. it's going to last for the next 2 weeks. >> and it's going to take place during the overnight hours, making sure that students don't fall victim of the city's crime issues. so we've got a map up on your screen. you can see where that private security is set to be placed its between the hours of 6, 30 at night until 3 in the morning. it was chosen based off of crime reports that have been done in the last 6 months. and you can see

it's a square shaped area and it's about 5 blocks long from bancroft way all the way down to dwight way. and then also along piedmont avenue. in total, there's going to be 6 security ambassadors that will wear bright colors and be assigned to different areas with one that will make rounds on a bike. they're being paid an organized by parents and say enough is enough when it comes to the area's crime rate. and the goal is to put pressure on the university's administration to get a similar program put in place. the safety ambassadors will not be armed, but they do have california guard cards and have undergone background checks. they will not carry pepper spray. they won't have batons, handcuffs or any other type of defense equipment because their purpose is simply to be a physical deterrents as roam, the area and also escort students by request from one place to another. so the pilot program will be for the next 2 weeks ending on saturday march 23rd. as of right now, parents have a goal of raising $300,000 for

the safe. they're fun, but they've only raised about 40,000 so far. so as we get more details about the program and also how this pilot program goes and what the university has to say. we'll keep you updated live in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas rain and ariel, send it back to you. all right. thanks, michael. >> its 608, and daly city police are looking for a man who tried to rob a grocery store worker. it happened last tuesday. it was about 2 in the morning at the lucky's on mission street. and this employee was arriving for work when a man pointed a gun at him and demanded his wallet. he started banging on the doors trying to get into the store, but nobody respon the man ended up shooting him in the foot and then taking off in a silver toyota avalon. and the north bay, a sonoma man has been arrested for an armed robbery of a convenience store. johniing is accused of going to the glen ellyn. convenience store are all drive around. olock tuesday night. and demanded money when the clerk refused the clerk was shown a gun that

was tucked into the wristband of the man who was robbing the place. and then he took cash from the register, drove off. >> as that of the south bay because people living east san jose, they're going to soon be able to take the light rail to the milpitas bart station, the table unanimously approve that extension project destruction could begin as soon as this summer. san jose mayor sam liccardo reacting on x saying in part this expansion of public transportation is one of our most densely populated traffic, congested neighborhoods, long overdue. we've got a lot to get to this morning is the sharks facing a lawsuit after family says coach sexually abused their child while other parents say complaints, they put 4 went on her. and mayoral candidate and francisco are criticizing mayor london breed's vision for the city say her leadership is not taking san francisco in the right direction. wastewater spilled into the russian river again. but officials think caused it to happen. >> and we've got to get ready for the weekend. got to get

ready for that time change, too, as we will be springing forward and our go forget to adjust those clocks saturday night as we will be getting our new sunset time sunday night 07:16pm. i'll be looking more at your forecast as we more at your forecast as we go.

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francisco supervisor ahsha stuff. says the north face close its store on post street. now retailers found that in san francisco back in 1964, the post relocation is the company's only store in the city. tell us forest celebrated. 25 years breaking a guinness world record for the largest gathering of people dressed as einstein, 885 employees dressed up like the physicist. the chicago bulls beat the warriors one 25, one. 22 last night there were so close at the chase center. they have played his first tomorrow 5.30. in the north bay water officials in sonoma county say more than 270,000 gallons of wastewater. >> spilled into the russian river last week. this bill came from the county sanitation treatment plant. the recent storm may have been the cause. environmental specialists say there was no impact on wildlife. all right. well, drier conditions today,

but the weekend might be a little damp. it's definitely looking a little different towards tomorrow and sunday. >> today, though, it is crystal clear nothing but that sun out there. look at this gorgeous sunrise taking out. am this morning looking at san francisco there in the distance, the bay bridge, all of it just looks great. and it's staying that way today. if you're heading up to the sierra good driving conditions today, you'll be fine. heading back earlier on sunday, too. the north coast all the way to la much the same. but you see what setting up to our north. that's just north of this high-pressure ridge that's built up our next round of systems that actually makes its way in starting tomorrow initially. so today is the warmest and sunniest day of this forecast. let's time everything out today. nice, sunny, warm highs in the 60's. lots of sun tonight. we will see cloud cover increasing and by tomorrow morning showers pretty widespread for the north bay marin, sonoma napa counties expect a wet morning. well, as seth oakland conquered vallejo, right on the edge of precipitation, potential and starting to really fizzle out by the time

it reaches the bay tomorrow afternoon, dries back out. so the key thing to note here is tomorrow morning wet for the north bay. not so much for the rest of us. we are going to be looking at a return of rainfall come sunday afternoon. so sunday starts dry. but then even more rain pushes in initially for the afternoon for the north bay and then towards the evening for the rest of us could see some heavier pockets during our overnight and early afternoon or late afternoon hours on sunday, we'll dry out into the middle of the day on monday before another system monday night into tuesday. so 3 individual rounds of rain pushing through snowfall on saturday morning. it's literally just an inch most. nothing much to worry about. will see much more significant snowfall into next week. so if you plan on spending the next week up in the sierra, that's what you're going to be looking at. additional snowfall measured in feet. as for temperatures today, today really is truly the one that you want to capitalize on venturing out. there is much as you can mid to upper 60's 4

daytime highs, super comfortable afternoon. it's nothing but sunshine, too. san jose and campbell, some of our warmest up to 68 degrees. each heyward as well as san leandro at 65 while. the creek, a warm 66 benicia and allay all the way up to 67. here's your lookahead. tomorrow's temperatures do cool back down and a lot of cases into the upper 50's north bay showers in the morning tomorrow. springing ahead an hour, of course, saturday night into sunday morning. next round of showers will be sunday night into monday morning, followed by a 3rd monday night into tuesday morning. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your morning commute, timid, right traveling into the city this morning. >> pretty friday. light there. friday, light on the san mateo bridge friday light on the richmond. sandra fell bridge the golden gate bridge just under 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls 6.17, right now and controversial public bathroom designed for know, we've ali is finally there. wow, there's the crane dropping it into

place. be careful. it's like gold. it's so expensive. this thing >> crews offloaded the toilet inouye valley town square. we first learned about it because of its cost. 2 million dollars nearly a year and a half after that initial announcement that a couple of businesses, one from nevada offered to pre built modular restroom and that donation help to drop the cost of project to $300,000. that's more reasonable against for of. they added a few final touches to make it nice. should be ready for use by the end of this month. all right. well, kron 4 is your local election headquarters and these 3 people right here. >> trying to replace mayor london breed of san francisco's next. mayor. they're all speaking out about her sue state of the city address supervisor mark farrell, city supervisor ahsha safai and philanthropist daniel lurie say the mayor spent her time painting a pretty picture of the city, but the changes are too little too late.

>> so the glaring miss for me was there wasn't a conversation about how we're going to make san francisco more livable and affordable for all san francisco families. that wasn't a conversation about working families. frontline workers and how they're struggling in. the mayor mentioned teachers, nurses, firefighters, but she didn't say there's thousands of vacancies within those department. the electorate has changed. they want. leadership inside of city hall. they want someone to come in and turn our city back around. >> lori says that he didn't hear any answers. new ideas about approaches from the mayor. lori is the only person running from outside of what he calls a failed system. and while the mayor may be tired of the negativity, lurie says that he is too. >> i'm tired of the excuses and the finger pointing instead of accountable leadership and getting meaningful results. this is

not a crisis of resources with a 14.6 billion dollar budget. this is a crisis of leadership. we all know this and and so i am incredibly optimistic. the best days of our city are ahead of us. but it's going to require leadership from outside of that building. >> that's from may have read in her dress. she thanked the city's voters for approving proposition e what she says is going to get more police freedoms because of the tools to catch criminals. mayor also outlined her plans to revitalize downtown san francisco. she wants to attract new businesses and also would like to add housing 6.20, right now and president joe biden addressed the nation in the annual state of the union speech. he talked about the economy, foreign wars. also the migrant crisis at the southern border. we've got washington correspondent reshad hudson with the latest. >> hey, good morning to you. the state of the union is an official address, but last night president biden also touched on several key election year issues.

>> mister speaker, the president of the united states. >> president biden delivered his final state of the union address ahead of november's presidential election. can probably say the state of our union is strong and getting stronger. during the speech the president touted his achievements. 15 million new jobs just 3 years. a record he once again called on house republicans to take up the bipartisan border security bill. but it was met with you don't like >> conservatives got together and said it was a good bill. be darned. >> the president also unveiled plans for a temporary aid port on gaza's coast to deliver more aid. >> temporary pier will enable a massive increase, the amount monetary assistance. could guys every day, alabama senator katie britt delivered the republican response

president biden's weakness isn't just hurting families here at home. >> he is making us a punch line on the world stage. and the biden campaign is ramping up that travel schedule with a stop. >> and philadelphia today, atlanta tomorrow and the midwest next week. daria, thank you, all right. a lot to get to coming up on the kron. 4 morning news baker in the east bay is upset. her business was vandalized with anti-semitic graffiti, as she says that she said shouldn't be the target simply for running into him. business. as opposed to help the environment may have backfired. why a study says that landing banning plastic water bottles. >> is doing actually more harm than good.

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>> 6.24 and bicyclists is seriously injured in san jose because of a crash that happened last night. the area of hamilton and latter avenues near campbell. the biter bicyclist was struck by a motorcycle around 7 o'clock. the bicyclist was taken to the hospital. well, the san francisco fire department, they passed a new fire co legislation for lithium ion batteries. >> bikes and scooters. this is all response to an increase in reported fires due to the batteries, charging capabilities. department says they are advising people adhere to safety recommendations outlined by the national fire protection agency. also refrain from using generic charging port that could result in residential fires. the policy

changes. san francisco comes as the fire department in mountain view they had to do with the fire related to a lithium ion battery fire officials say they responded to an apartment building. 2200 block california street people inside reported a fire and an explosion. firefighters on bike and his battery damaged by the fire. the state appears that the fire was started by a malfunction and the charging the battery pack. all residents self evacuated. they were safe before fire crews arrived. 6.25. and there's a new study about sfo. you know how they move to ban plastic water bottles. will. the study says >> that that switch has done more harm than good to the environment. sfo became the first major u.s. airport to ban the sale of plastic water bottles that was in 2019. the study finds that vendors at the airport turned to selling water in aluminum bottles, which of seeing those aluminum was they look cool. but the study says they're actually worse for the environment. the

replacement of the plastic for aluminum cost more than 1000 metric tons of carbon dioxide. this is the same as driving almost 3 million miles in a car damaged on a similar, they say 6.26. right now. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. cleaning up, not clearing out. we're going to hear from a trying to improve living conditions for people living conditions for people living on the streets.

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over all the news is couple of stories about as if will get to that. talk to them and now we're talking weather today. supposed to be great the next few days might be a little moist iliff even want to just yet today that the new fee about it today. oh, my goodness, too. good to be true. it's gorgeous out there today. >> just a couple of clouds there around teacher tower behind me. but most of us are not seeing a single cloud in the sky. this is your view it quite hour right here with nice clear conditions as the sun begins to come up from north to south mountains, the bay-area the rest of the state. nice and dry today. a good one to be getting outside. venturing out there to enjoy this friday. tomorrow morning, widespread morning showers for the north bay fizzling out before they re ch rest of the bay area. tomorrow afternoon. dries back out sunday night into monday. another round of rainfall and a 3rd round of rain on monday night into tuesday. so that's a quick synopsis of what we have ahead of us. the details are in your full forecast. temperatures right now in the 30's 40's to low 50's san

francisco. definitely one of our more mild spots currently right at 50 degrees. well, dublin vacaville petaluma i-town to 38 currently later on today. daytime highs will push upwards into the mid to upper 60's and are nothing but that sun. i'll talk more details as we go, right. all right, john, thank you for morning commute traveling into the city this morning. 12 minutes. >> meteor lights are on their 17 ridge just short of 15 minutes. a 80 to 101. the richmond, sandra fell bridge about 10 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 19 minutes. it's 6.30, and a san jose junior sharks coach is being sued, accused of assault. so the lawsuit claims the coach would actually grow ms players before taking advantage the lawsuit is also bringing to light a troubling series of allegations against the management for the san jose junior. sharks covers theresa stopped in traffic situation. >> you know, young boy being taken advantage of by coach. >> mark boskovich is an attorney representing the

family and child at the center of a civil lawsuit against this man. kevin whitmer and the san jose sharks whitner was a coach for the junior sharks. youth hockey organization last november. santa clara prosecutors charged with murder with 30 felony counts of abuse and 20 counts of possession of child. >> there was a another parent that raise concerns about how he was using his position as coach to really, you know, control the athletes in an unhealthy way. boskovich says on multiple occasions, parents reached out to complain to the sharks organization. >> about observing whitmer demonstrating disturbing behavior with young players. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of the open that you should expect that organization would have to tack to it if it were properly supervise and its coaches athletes. also

boskovich says that the suit alleges the organization failed to follow. >> national youth guidelines by allowing whitner to be alone with minors in the sharks. locker room. >> the unique issue to hockey and there were coaches over the years that have done similar kinda things in locker rooms. and so that's why usa hockey, but this in pkace and enforced on its clubs and this is the situation of were club just decided to ignore about a new better. >> boskovich says fundamentally the suit's goals is descend. a clear message. and this is exactly why we need these kind of rules and we need to enforce them otherwise or get other member clubs are going to have the same situation. they're handsome. >> we want to prevent that as best we can in the future. >> as for what mayor, he remains in custody, he is entered a not guilty plea in his criminal case. we reached out to the sharks organization for comment but have not received a response yet

theresa kron, 4 news. it's 6.33, on the peninsula. a man is arrested, accused of threatening to go on a killing spree. >> new tubes, san bruno campus shachar littleton, the 4th has been denied bail. he was at a hearing wednesday. the san mateo county da says that he threatened to shoot and kill multiple people at the eu to campus. he pleaded not guilty to felony charges. his preliminary hearing is march 13th. oakland police are investigating a shooting that happened between 2 motorists on interstate 90, 80 near 11th street. man was driving early thursday morning and said he felt another vehicle hit is when he was stopped. >> and then a car drove alongside and opened fire. 4 shots were fired. >> into the front right tire and the trunk. and then the gunman took off oakland.

police say that nobody was actually hit by the bullets. 6.34 and the owner of a popular east bay bagel shop business was targeted with anti-semitic graffiti. >> hoffa's death or has that story? >> the sidewalk usually filled with a line of customers waiting for a popular boy. chick bagel was vandalized this week with this graffiti 0, 6, owner emily winston says it's an attack against her jewish-owned business. it's pretty pretty upsetting. >> to get that is my first time getting such a thing winston says the graffiti popped up in 2 spots outside of her college avenue shop wednesday afternoon. >> she later, but paint remover to scrub it out. i'm mad. i'm >> you know, out here. building a great thing that people love and it's really easy for some of the coming off the sidelines and deface it doesn't take too much effort to throw down a little spray. paint takes a lot more effort to scrub it off. >> boychuk bagels is not the first jewish-owned bay area

business to be targeted since the israel-hamas war began last october spent an ice cream in san francisco's mission district was forced to temporariey close in november. vandals smashed in the windows and spraypainted free palestine. winston says she nor her business is openly taking a stance on the war in gaza. but they have received threats on social media. winston says she still views the bay area as a shining example of acceptance and just wants to focus on what she does best. there's a lot of jewish business owners who are finding themselves put into the cross when it is not. >> something that we're involved with. i'm 6,000 miles away, making i'm not running middle east politics in berkeley, dan thorn. >> kron 4 news. >> well, these break into an lgbtq youth club in oakland. the front door was damaged at the town news club location. all the oakland lgbtq

community center, leaders of the senate tell us it happened early yesterday morning. it's unclear what specifically that these took. so tell us they're going replace the damaged or >> another retailer is leaving san francisco supervisor and mayoral candidate ashes told kron 4 that vendor thay store on post street is closing the outdoor retailer was founded in san francisco. started francisco back in 1964. that post street location is their only store in san francisco and it is closing sometime this month. >> we were able to hold him accountable when a public official abuses the public's trust and gains position of authority and uses it to steal taxpayer funds, personal and that rhodes trust trust in the government. >> that alameda county da pam price announcing a plea deal between prosecutors and former fremont city manager martin

nash. the former city manager pleaded guilty to fraud for misusing his city-issued credit card for personal expenses. he was fired in 2021 and now he's set to serve 3 months behind bars and pay the city more than $300,000 lawmakers are now calling for an ethics investigation into one of governor gavin newsom's campaign donors. panera bread franchise accused of inappropriately benefiting from an exemption to the new california minimum wage law. the law will require most fast food chains to increase minimum wage to $20 an hour by april. 1st. but there's an exemption for businesses that bacon some brent as a standalone item, which many say that includes panera. ethics chair of the investigation says there's important context behind the bread exemption. >> one of the unions organizes reason. other kinds of facilities was concerned that the area of their jurisdiction was going to be encroached upon by the bill. what was

that i don't think that needs to be investigate. i think they they were transparent about that. they were just stay out of our business. >> republican lawmakers responded by sending the governor a public records request demanding all documents and communication that led up to the exemption. >> there's nothing to see here that shows that there's nothing to see here. we think. but there's a lot to see here and we want to get to the bottom of it for the voters and the taxpayers of california. >> governor's office has issued this statement in response to the investigation saying, quote, governor never met with flynn about this bill and stories of sir. a little team has reviewed it. it appears finnair is not exempt from the law. 6.39. in the east bay volunteers in oakland are getting their hands dirty to clean this. keep the city clean. take a look at this group. they're called the community ready core and for the past 3 weeks, they've been out on the oakland streets doing a illegal dumping, clean up the blitz. it's part of the longtime grassroots good

neighbor program in just 6 months. that group collected more than 10 tons of trash. >> we have a full size garbage truck. and we feel that thing 6 times that. and so we're we we are we are making somewhat of a but we know the problems begin. >> i mean, that's massive. instead of just a, you a couple of people in bags. they get out there and actually look at this overflowing dumpsters, cleaning encampment areas and other trash. they even stopped by the state eagle delhi earlier in the week in cleaned up mounds of trash in front of that business. the delhi faced $10,000 fines because it refused to pay cities excess litter fee. >> the city sent an owner of the letter there yesterday reducing the fees to under 600 bucks. >> salesforce celebrates 25th anniversary by breaking a

guinness world book record. this is 885 employees and they're all dressed up like einstein. believe it or not. there is a record for this and they broke it. it's the record for the largest gathering of people dressed up as albert einstein, sales boost currently and they have a new platform kaline stand one. that's why that's why they didn't else businesses with the consumer experience in collecting data. so it gets a little publicity for their platform and lets the employees have a little bit of fun see what they look like when they're going to get great. yeah. still ahead of the crop, a morning news. there's a study finding out why people develop long covid. >> after being infected, one the researchers virus antigen stay in your body long after you get sick. and a scary injury for the lawyers. the latest on steph curry's injury. >> and we have a lot to look forward to. today's for sunshine goes but something you got to think about as we move into the weekend is also just in those clocks saturday

night for you go to bed. we have a new sunset time starting on sunday at 07:16pm, a whole extra hour of daylight. going get up an hour daylight. going get up an hour earl

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chase. and then when the car crashed are pulled over on 5.80, he ended up shooting and killing himself. a bicyclist was seriously hurt when it was hit by a motorcycle last night area of hamilton and latter avenand campbell, the motorcyclist struck the bike in the bicyclist, went to the hospital. daly city police are looking for a man tried to rob ary store employee. it happened when the worker was just getting to work at 2 in the morning. the guy pointed a gun at the worker took his wallet and got away. 3 men charged with the shooting death of kron. 4 security guard kevin nishita. we'll be back in court today. lebron gilbert hershel hale and should mitchell face arraignment at 8.30, this morning. >> for the murder that

happened during time during broad daylight. when our crews are being guarded by security. >> alright, switch gears. let's talk about the weather today for a lot of you out planning. yeah. so shine rain some time tomorrow. something look into so far, though. hi, john. something like that of i agree. it says something i'm not focusing on yet because i love what we're seeing today. oh, my goodness. gorgeous friday ahead of us. really hope you get a chance to get out there. enjoy it. just look at this. you already this morning. it's nothing but that sunshine. but as to do a good thing doesn't necessarily last forever. and lasted a not that the rest of the weekend looks bad. but you can see what we got to our north. this next storm system. eventually winds out high pressure for now building up across the region. keeping us nice, mild and sunny. tomorrow's cooling down. we do have some morning showers for the north bay. you can see the showers drifting through into the north bay during our morning hours. marin, sonoma and napa counties seeing our best chance of any sort of significant moisture from

this. >> well, the rest, the bay area not near as much of it. >> few sprinkles reaching us up in oakland, but diminishing after that will actually clear and dry out for the rest of your day on saturday. just going to be cooler with some passing clouds sunday starts dry. but by the afternoon showers increasing across the bay area on sunday. so plan something early in the day on sunday. that bike ride that jog the walk with the dog afternoon hours. not going to be quite as inviting monday. will briefly dry back out before monday night into tuesday. our 3rd round of rain and the most significant of it saturday morning snowfall in the sierra. it's literally just going to be less than an inch. it's not going hold yet more. so that snowfall into next week, though, will amount to a few feet in those upper elevations. so we do have a decent snow maker at the start of next week. but weekend looking a okay. as for temperatures today, bay area getting very, very nice mid to upper 60's for most areas. some spots in the south bay will actually be close to that 70 degree mark, including san jose as well as campbell

getting up to 68 degrees today. east bay temperatures mid to upper 60's for you as well. a word in san leandro at 65 same over in concord. so at 65 degrees. while benicia and vallejo, egypt. 67 today, a look ahead shows tomorrow's temperatures dropping into the upper 50's north bay morning showers mostly for the north bay drying for the rest of us. don't forget to adjust those clocks saturday night forward an hour sunday night into monday or second round of rain and round number 3 arrives monday night into tuesday. great white on the roland, if you are going to be traveling this morning. >> like conditions out there, 11 minutes of the bay bridge, san mateo bridge just short of 14 minutes. richards overfill bridge around 11 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. >> its 6.48. and do you still feel like you have covid researchers at ucsf have found new evidence to help answer why some people get long covid covid antigens they say can stay in your body for more than a year after your first

infected long covid is a condition scene in patients who have lingering effects like they're still having breathing problems. brain fog and other effects. we spoke with ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. hong about this new study. >> what they did was that they looked samples, blood samples as well as tissue samples in case it was hiding out somewhere else and not in the blood. they found that in people experiencing long covid symptoms. and you can find fragments of the virus a long and then 12 in the blood. so as much as 14 months in the tissue. so this has a implications for how we might think about how long covid arises. and if we on the side of this, we can have better treatments. we don't really know what the same significance might be and people might virus fragments

without symptoms. a little symptoms. my feeling is that eventually the body does claire it and people get better. but in some people it doesn't get cleared. >> and we actually did. you remember a series of reports on long covid and we found out that more than 16 million americans have long covid. it can present itself in more than 200 different ways and it can affect every are nearly every organ in your body. doctor, peter chin. hong says that battle clonal antibodies as well as new antiviral medications are being looked at as maybe some treatments. but at this point, there's no one size fits all way to treat long covid. well, happening today, a hundreds of bay area residents along with women's rights groups. they're hosting a rally and march in san francisco today. they are rallying in solidarity for palestine, for international working women's day. the march is going to started the civic center. 01:00pm. let's talk

sports. stanford and cal faced off in the quarter-finals of the last ever pac 12 tournament last night. cows a heavy underdog, taking control pretty early lead by as much as 9 in the 2nd quarter. sanford finally woke up in the 3rd, eventually tying the game and by the 4th quarter was all stanford as they beat cow. 75. 57 several now face 13th ranked oregon state today in las vegas for the pac. 12 semifinals. kron 4 is honoring remarkable women of the bay area all month all along. and you can. >> hear more about that. you can see our finalists and the stories. if you just scan this qr code take you right to that spot on kron 4 dot com. all right. i'm 6.51. let's go to bay area basketball lawyers taking on the bulls at chase center. >> it was a nail biter for sure crowd for sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the warriors have a great opportunity in front of them. they've already gotten past the tough part of their schedule. there are more

winnable games on their schedule. moving forward that any of the teams they are jockeying for position with. and on thursday night was one of those games against the chicago bulls staff looking to lead the way on this late season push with a healthy team. kind of ironic. you'll know why soon. 3rd quarter pulls up for t j d. >> he's playing really well right now. he gets tally. you. but the bulls. they were all fired to 3rd. that was coby white, putting them up 11. but the warriors storm back in the 4th trayce jackson-davis leads the break to moses moody. all see that very often. they take the lead. but this is when the worst possible thing that could have happened happened steps with that ankle driving to the rim. he would leave the game and not return. we still don't know the status of that ankle. all right. under a minute to go warriors down to klay thompson gives them the lead. but the next possession

demar derozan has been doing this for a decade. 3 points the hard way they take a 2 point lead last shot for the warriors. they get the look. they want. but brandon play jetski smokes the layup. that is tough now after the game, the warriors were asked about their three-point shooting. they did not shoot it. well, here's what klay thompson had to say. it. >> i mean, it's frustrating when you miss any shot. you know, we expect them all to go in that, that's life what you can do when the shot isn't far from the primaries, move the ball a little more and penetrate the lane and try and get to the free-throw line or a couple easy looks at the rim and that usually opens up plenty of kids shoot opportunity. some 3. >> all right. that's your look at sports. >> it's we'll be right back.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a big scare when a tire falls off an airplane that had just taken off from sfo. we're

live at the airport with what we know about it. people in pleasanton are shocked because a man shot and killed a woman led police on a chase and ended up killing himself. we have the details and some parents areataking their child safety into their own hands at uc berkeley will show you what they're doing to go. the extra mile. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. good morning and thanks for waking up with us at 07:00am on a friday which will be. >> what on monday? i know we've got to do that about it will be a i don't yeah, john, you can do the weather and and the math all i know is that we're going to be getting up an hour earlier. and that's not my favorite. but that's okay. we get the extra hours sunshine at the end of the day, which is always nice. >> this is