>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9 votes on fire floating in the north bay after a dock catches fire and engulfs almost 2 dozen boats. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 9. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. the fire sparked at lake berryessa friday night kron four's amanda hari. >> spoke with people who were there when those votes went up in flames.

>> right now it's hard to see behind me in the dark. but friday night it was a different story when the lake was lit up with flames. >> close to 2 dozen boats went up in smoke along with the dock at markley cove in lake berryessa. the calls came pouring into local firefighters by the time cal fire arrived. doc t looks like this. it was a challenging situation and >> potential dangers for firefighters to get to coming down and darkness walking down the boat ramp not know structural security of it. the fire presented some unique challenges for cal fire on the water. >> firefighter jason clay was there friday night. he says at one point some flaming debris started floating away. our fighters. >> we're able to get on some boats in and. do some fire suppression efforts for the burning parts of detachment clothing independently. by saturday morning, there were at least 23 damaged or destroyed vessels. >> this one burned beyond

repair. brian grows in height or was there having dinner on a friend's boat on the fire started? one of the people said it was at a sonic boom or something. looked outside and saw the flames. yes, the >> propane tanks or maybe the fuel tanks were starting to explode. and, you know, would just make the plane's tires and whatnot. despite that gross, an hyder said he wasn't worried about his vote. >> because the flames were far enough away. he called 9-1-1, but it took firefighters about 20 minutes to get there. it was just scary because like you're just thinking of other people's with their boats over there going, man. i hope that i hope it stops. luckily, it seems like no one was injured in the fire. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> but that we want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the bay from our mount tam cam. you can see it shaking just a little bit that a little bit of wind going on

looks really pretty feeling would not use the shot a lot. sometimes it's shrouded by fog. again, you can't really see much. i feel like. but as you can see tonight, it's definitely giving you picture that is a little windy out there that. all right. rodriguez joining us now to look at the forecast. a reason. yeah, here's another shot of just how breezy it is out there in the bay area along the embarcadero. you could see that live whipping around. so we are tracking wind speeds in that 10 to 15 miles per hour range, very breezy out there right now. >> but we're not going to see any wind advisory level gus when the time being and especially with monday's stronger atmospheric river. let's take a look at radar for out there right now are relatively calm, quiet, dry night with the exception of the east bay hills. still tracking light rain and snow showers out there right now for your saturday night. believe it or not, and we could get anywhere from 10 to 20 inches of fresh powder for our highest peaks in the east bay hills. santa lucy range and even santa cruz mountains in the coming days with not

one but 3 rounds of wet weather. so let's track the first round that was going to impact the 2nd half of your weekend right now to our north over portland. but we're going to see future cast for tracking light scattered showers by sunday morning in the north bay for the rest of the bay area is going to arrive early in the afternoon before it shifts to the south and east exiting those of you in san jose by around 4 o'clock for your sunday afternoon. so this is going to be a relatively fast moving storm, the weakest of the upcoming 3 storms. and this was going to bring us about a quarter of an inch of rain or less. but it's going to be mondays, atmospheric river, not only going to bring us a widespread moderate to heavy rain, but also gusty winds where we could see anywhere from about half an inch to an inch and a half of rain starting sunday through wednesday. double those amounts for our highest peaks and snow levels dropping as low as 500 feet on monday. more my full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. back

to you. dan and noelle. a big rig joining a sideshow in oakland. it's does a few spins. got the crowd going at one point. several people in the crowd started hopping onto the back of the truck. this all happened in oakland around one 15 this morning under an overpass near he can berger road that big rig was one of 30 vehicles participating in that shop sideshow. and it wasn't the only one of the night. oakland police say they were actually at least 2 other sideshows across the city late last night. it was also a very violent night in oakland on friday, 3 people were killed and 3 separate shootings within hours and just mere blocks of each other for a long talk with the president of the police union about what's being done to combat the violence. >> the president of oakland's police union says resources are stretched thin and local police say 3 people were shot and killed last night in 3

hours. another tragic. >> low tonight on the streets of oakland. investigators remain at the scenes of 3 separate friday night shootings throughout saturday afternoon. sergeant barry donelan, president of the oakland police officers association says man was shot and killed around 07:45pm on the 7200 block of international boulevard. that's about 5 blocks away from the coliseum. bart station, a second deadly shooting happened about an hour later. just 2 blocks away again on international boulevard. 2 hours later, a 3rd shooting not far from the first 2 on 67th avenue. all 3 victims died before they could be taken to the hospital where at the same. >> number of homicides that we had last year. and that's worrying because last year we had more going 100 for the year and this space. it's not good for the city. sergeant donald and says there are too many guns on the streets and too few officers cities awash in legal firearms. there are only 712 uniformed police

officers of all ranks, which is considerably less than when i started 20 years ago to respond to violence. oakland recently lost its 10 police chief in as many years when she floor on armstrong was fired by mayor sheng tao. >> but sergeant donald and says that hasn't impacted the work ethic of officers continue to come to work every day diligently and going to work to try and reduce crime and improve public safety for our residents. >> and police have not said if the shootings are connected, the names of the victims have not yet been released. anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police in the newsroom. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> developing news now. a 17 year-old from oakland is behind bars tonight for the murder of a man in alameda county. the victim. 35 year-old lamar converse, was killed late last month. in ashland, police believe the suspect attempted to rob converse and then shot him

multiple times. the converse family has set up a gofundme top with his burial costs. the 17 year-old has been booked into the alameda county juvenile detention center. >> 3 people sitting in a cafe working on their laptops, found themselves. the targets of an armed robbery attempt this week, 2 men entered san francisco's lake cafe du soleil on tuesday and tried-to make off with the laptops. police say at 1.1 of the would-be robbers pulled out a gun in the end, the men were unable to steal anything. victims were injured in the scuffle. >> it's really shocking me because >> when expect that. and i think crime in general has been pretty. tame. so that's kind of a shocking development. >> no arrests have been made. >> longtime oakland congresswoman barbara lee has her eyes now set on the u.s. senate to daily formally launched her campaign a rally with endorsements from. >> prominent democratic leaders kron four's philippe de gaulle reports.

>> just 5 miles away from her home mills college on saturday afternoon, long time congresswoman barbara launches her campaign for u.s. senate at college in oakland. even though this is a moment of unprecedented challenge. >> we the people have a chance to write next chapter to get he is running for another real political icon seat in the senate. >> earlier this month, u.s. senator dianne feinstein announced she will not seek reelection for the seat she has held since 1992. i stand in the gap. >> for who have been locked out of opportunity left and ignored. and though is that it all comes down to a fight for dignity, freedom. >> and justice. a former state assembly member and state senator representative lee is

endorsed by local democratic mayors and elected state leaders a space, yes, a to the senate. the families throughout california as a mother, grandmother and self-described progressive. representative lee says she will continue fighting for reproductive rights, social justice, universal health care, gun control and immigration reform. this fight is all of thank >> the primary election will be held in march 2024. in oakland, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up next, a 9 emergency medical plane comes crashing down, killing everyone on board. what we are learning about the final moments before it came down. plus on the hunt for a new place to live the warning

tonight from police of scams targeting renters.

>> a fire tears through a home in san francisco, leaving for people without a home tonight. this is citizen video as the fire erupted in this 2 story. multi residential building and the sunnydale neighborhood overnight. fire officials say that no one was injured. the fire still under investigation. tragedy in

nevada, a medical plane crashes down and kills everyone on board. investigators say a nurse paramedic, the pilot. >> a patient and their family member were killed in this crash. air traffic officials say they tried to reach out to the plane multiple times friday night before it went down. tonight we're hearing some of the audio from air traffic control as they lost contact with the flight. >> conflict a matter of fact, are 5 for the front of you. >> investigators have not said why the flight crashed, but it did happen in the mountains during a winter storm warning the medical transport plane took off from the reno tahoe international airport last night. and then it was headed for salt lake city, utah calls about a possible plane crash came in just a little after 9 o'clock last night, crews

discovered the wreckage shortly after 11 in a statement runs a health says it's heartbroken and it's focused on helping its team members and families. this company provides emergency transport throughout the nevada and california area often in tough terrain and high altitudes, regardless of weather conditions. now the ntsb is taking over the investigation. data does show there have been more than 100 medical flight accidents in the last 10 years and close to a 3rd of them have been fatal tonight. san francisco police are >> still trying to find wild. 94.9 radio host j v they say 54 year-old jeffrey vandergriff hasn't been seen since leaving his home on king street thursday night around 10:00pm. he's about 6 feet tall. he's described as bald with tattoos on his arms and above his right ear. he was last seen wearing black sweat pants. anyone with any information is asked to call san francisco police.

>> police in fairfield are warning about online rental scams. they say a victim recently contacted investigators after sending a three-thousand dollar rental deposit for a property posted online. the victim says he even spoke to a realtor over the phone. turns out they were fake and they realize they've been scammed when they saw the same home listed for a different price. and another at police say this is at least the second time they've received reports of this type of scam. they see a police say there are several things to look out for when looking at real estate properties online, scammers will try to get the security posit from victims without letting them see the property first. they will also find an excuse to not meet you in person. police say never hand over a deposit until a lease is signed. >> we want to your check your 4 zone forecast live. look at the bucky ball in the san francisco embarcadero here. looks like one of those fancy music videos where they may

shoot things and like slow motion the way the not a lot of not a lot of people out there. it is chilly tonight and i feel like we're going to be stuck in this cold for quite a little yeah, winter is certainly here in the bay area. not only are we tracking rain but even snow. it's still out there this evening. >> for east bay hills tracking snow showers out there right now throughout the highest peaks. so, yeah, we're going to notice this cold winter blast continuing from now through wednesday. let's take a look at radar for a fairly dry calm conditions. aside from the east bay hill. so we are getting a little bit of a break from that wet weather. but futurecast for going to ms arriving sunday morning through sunday afternoon. bring us about a quarter of an inch of rain or less and even tracking some mountain snow for this where you're going to be under winter storm warning starting sunday morning through monday morning. monday's storm at this atmospheric river is going to be the strongest and most impactful because we're

expecting about a quarter of an inch to three-quarters of an inch of rain with this storm alone. really peaking by your monday afternoon. so plan ahead. in addition to that snow levels dropping to as low as 500 feet just because of these cold core system. so by tuesday morning, through wednesday morning, that's going to be the 3rd and last round weaker than monday's storm. but it's still going to bring us widespread rain and even mountain snow. nonetheless, with our highest peaks in the east bay hills and even santa lucia mountains getting upwards of about 20 inches of rain or snow or less. and for us here in the bay area, rain totals with monday's storm already going up to an inch from sunday into monday. by wednesday, though, that some are going to see anywhere from half an inch to an inch and a half of rain. when it is all said and done double those amounts for our highest peaks. so let's take a look at temperatures today because even though we saw a few rays of sunshine, we

really didn't warm up all that much. we were still about 5 to 15 degrees below average, especially those of you in livermore. only warming up to 48 degrees. so 15 degrees below normal there when we should be in the low to mid 60's this time of year. certainly not feeling like it, but we are tracking though, a fairly dry calm night out there. so if you are heading out this weekend, make sure to enjoy your saturday night because it is going to be the driest part of your night because by sunday we are going to notice the return of those rain showers, wind tracker for out there right now. fairly calm wind speeds getting a little bit of that cool sea breeze influence out of the west in oakland with 10 miles per hour sustained winds. temperatures out there right now. san mateo cooling down to 42 degrees. widespread mid 40's for everyone else. with the mid to upper 30's for coolest, inland valleys and daytime highs tomorrow. little change still in the low to mid 50's in livermore holding steady in the upper 40's. so rain and snow showers going to continue for the most part

through tuesday. by wednesday morning. we're going to start to dry and clear out and wednesday afternoon, temperatures partly cloudy skies rebounding in the mid-fifties. but we are going to see some warmer, drier weather by the end of next week. really looking for that 5th, those 56 days. hiding mostly 7 minutes only the next yeah. enjoy that one of those day you really have to have let layers because you guess and it's hot. you know, you get really but as soon as you step in the shade, freezing cold, you feel like you're in new york? yeah. i think new york finally got snow this weekend because there is a long stretch. we beat you know, it's so much colder there, though. this is this is tolerable. this is nice california snow. all right. thanks. a lot breeze so well, 2 people had to be rescued from an overturned truck that went over a >> snowy embankment in placer county near. are fire.

officials say the car was found about 40 feet down the embankment using a rope system. the rescue team was able to bring the 2 passengers back up. >> to the roadway. >> meanwhile, a rolled over tanker truck on i-80 spilled gallons of fuel this morning. officials say about 40 to 50 gallons of fuel leaked out of the 2 tanks being hauled by this truck. crews were able to create a dam in order to prevent that fuel from flowing into the truckee river. so that's a good thing. the driver was taken to the hospital, though, with some minor injuries. coming up next, continuing to celebrate black history month meeting with one of the writers behind the new marvel comics series will conduct forever.

>> as we continue to celebrate black history month, we're meeting a new jersey college professor whose putting her spin on one of the most recognizable characters in pop culture. reporter james ford introduces us to doctor sheena howard. she's >> leading the creative team on marvel's newest comic series. welcome to forever. >> it's made close to a billion dollars at box office and in streaming sales has been nominated for 5 academy awards and now what conduct forever continues to forge new ground with a newly released comic in the black panther series. so for me, it feels like a natural progression to finally right for marvel doctor sheena howard wrote one

of the stories in the new wakonda forever series. but it's by no means the first publication for this professor at rider university since the end of the civil war. this institution has had a strong tradition of academic publication. professor howard continues that tradition she's written various academic books about black comics. and now i've been reading comics since 2017. i did reach out to marvel like >> a year ago in then they finally hit me up and was like, hey, we have this anthology. we want you to write a story. her story is about an aspiring member of the a lot j. >> the all female warrior protectors of wakanda. allies has locks like me and she's dark skin. and so sometimes i do get to contribute to the aesthetic. >> so that we can get more diversity around even with these female superheroes. look

like the feedback that i've been getting over the years from the african-american community is like, hey, we want to see some african mythology in these comic stories. so in this new volume is this character called an on c? >> a spider figure of west african folklore who uses brain power to overcome enormous challenges. just like the door on the lodge, a character howard created her fighting ability is not always going to win the fight, but she also has the user into lead. howard is a black female academic writing in a medium that doesn't have a lot of people that are like her being unique, she says helps her work standout. so when i go to write my stories, i'm always thinking about what can i and it's going to be different will come out and to marvel and dc that hasn't been done before. james ford. >> coming up next at 9, the latest in a cold case that's been reopened after nearly 30 years. why the victim was

known as the lady in the fridge. plus a shelter in the north bay making sure the unhoused have they warm place to stay during this cold weather. how their services are also helping them in the long term. >> and coming up, we've seen impressive snow totals for the last 4 days in this increasing our snowpack. find out what's ahead in the coming days in my full forecast in just a few minutes.

>> and the south bay mount hamilton lick observatory telling people not to visit this weekend. they've gotten well over a foot of snow over the past few days, including another inch overnight. their crews are doing the best. they can clear the area, but they're also still waiting for caltrans to plow the road up to the observatory. they say that ice is beginning to form on the roads. so be safe and stay away for now. >> hard to resist, though. it looks so we do want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast. this is a live look at the sierra tonight. >> highway 80 at old ag as you can see, chains are required for all vehicles here. but as you can see, there's >> a bit of a stop going on. we were saying earlier that this was kind of the sweet spot to get up to the sierra, looks like some things are slowing down here. again, this highway 80, it's probably just depends on which way that you go. see this going to be aware and know what you're doing. looks like plows are going and

look out. there may be folks are putting on their chains on the other. so >> the smart grayson, rodriguez, what what you've got in terms of the snow totals up there. yeah. just today alone we've seen very impressive snow totals anywhere from nearly a foot. >> to nearly 2 feet of fresh powder, highest amounts for those of you at tahoe donner 20 inches of snow just today alone with heavenly reporting slightly more than a foot of fresh powder, 13 inches. so we are seeing impressive snow out there today and we're going to be under a winter storm warning starting sunday morning through monday morning with another round of atmospheric rivers making its way into this year. right now, the snowpack averaging 173% of normal. and let's take a look at i-80 at castle peak. that is going to be the place to be and head to this year because as you can see, smooth sailing there, a lot of fresh powder off the side of the road. but right now, road conditions looking safe and clear, but we're going to be under a

winter storm warning starting sunday morning through monday morning by 10 o'clock monday morning that winter storm warning is going to be replaced by a blizzard warning several feet of snow expected right now within the last 4 days alone. this year has gone 2 to 4 feet of fresh, fresh powder. but in the coming days, we're going to double those amounts easily with the next 3 rounds of atmospheric river. so right now, sierra starting to dry out and clear out from those snow showers. but we're going to get another round of snow starting sunday morning. that's going to continue through monday morning. and then by monday afternoon, that is going to be the peak of the atmospheric river with some more snow showers arriving tuesday morning. and then once again by tuesday afternoon, as you could see, snow showers just blanketing the sierra once again. so that's what we're going to be under a blizzard warning elevations above 7,000 feet, you could get 4 to 6 feet of fresh powder for the

valleys alone. you're going to see anywhere from 2 to 3 feet of snow just from monday through wednesday, but sunday into monday, most of our valley is going to be at 4 8 inches of snow. upwards of 18 inches for elevations above 7,000 feet. so we're going to see truckee, mitt low 30's with upper 20's for south lake tahoe. and then cooling down into the mid 20's by monday into tuesday. so we're tracking more feet of snow, certainly going to help our lakes and reservoirs in the sierra. back to you, dan and noelle. >> crews arrived just in time to save a driver stranded in the rising flood waters in ventura county. firefighters swooped in pulled the driver out of the car and hoisted the victim to safety the whole time. that person just holding on to the rescuer while being pelted by all that rain, fire officials are stressing this is why people should stay off the roads when there's heavy rain unless they are fleeing a

dangerous area. now for the second day in a row, the grapevine along i-5 in southern california. it's such a close due to that winter storm. chp crews say they are working quickly to remove snow and ice from the roads. >> john fenoglio has the latest from the back. >> for the second day in a row, the 5 freeway north and south through the grapevine is closed due to icy conditions and almost 0 caltrans and chp closed the to hone pass from parker road in castaic to grapevine road in kern county. just after midnight saturday following another blast of winter weather. the highway was closed most of friday and only open for several hours overnight with chp escorts friday, part of window for almost 11,000 people. and nobody was cleaning the roads or anything. marcia cohen owns a home in pine mountain club, a remote community roughly 20 miles west of interstate 5 at gorman with the weather hit hard last night, he became

stranded snowden with with no food and no running water knotting. not the water with no, not not him. >> literally else like you bumper to bumper big rig stranded by the side of the road. traffic backed up for miles. yeah, i was thinking about getting about chicken soup and selling it on the 5 freeway to people stuck in traffic, you know, maybe make a little had a caltrans snowplows and salt trucks are out in force trying to clear the but mother nature is still calling the shots. and chp says with another storm cell moving in. >> the grapevine likely won't be opening anytime soon. this is probably the nastiest one. got to say the least. 40 years. i even the 46, i've never seen snow that right. for people who don't understand. tell me how quickly the conditions change could every 15 minutes. and it's very dangerous because power lines, it's every bit of

coming down on a house, as you know, just the same. >> they weren't prepared for. these is like a disaster. you know, again, caltrans says the grapevine will be closed overnight. drivers should use the 101 as an alternate north-south route. >> reporting in the back. i'm johnson, a leo kron. 4 news. >> the national park service says yes, 70 will remain closed until march because of severe winter conditions there. all the roads inside the park have been restricted to administrative use only for the rest of the month. the mountains of received heavy snowfall. blizzard conditions this week. a winter storm watch for the area went into effect this evening. in the north, a sonoma county is experiencing freezing temperatures and that often when the need for shelter for the house becomes pretty dire. a shelter in petaluma called cots is providing tiny homes to >> get people into permanent housing kron four's. sara stinson tells us about the work that's being done. >> on a rainy and freezing night cots, mary isaac center

tries to make extra room for people in need of a warm shelter when it rains that it's problematic. so we do have the ability close half of our dining room and anywhere from 3 to a dozen people. >> you know, it's helpful, but it's it's not enough because he's always running and max capacity providing shelter to more than 150 unhoused people at any given time. there are 25 tiny homes on the property called the people's village. the shelter also provides 70,000 hot meals a year caught has an annual budget of 8 million dollars. >> the money comes from the city, sonoma county, foundations and donors. the people who stay here have often been on house for many years and outside in tents 8 to 20 years, living outside a sequel. stony manages the people's village. she says the key to getting people off the streets is providing resources. we do case management. we have social

supports. we have social ports person. we have an art teacher. a legal aid is here. job link is here. all things that will these folks be successful. the tiny homes open last march course, tony says they have learned it takes time to get people back on their feet. they need more than 6 months. they need a long amount of time to just sometimes learn how to shower, learn how to clean their rooms, causes a low barrier shelter, meaning people don't have to be sober to live there. but there are addiction services and the people getting sober and decreasing in take are the ones getting. house cots also has recuperated care unit. we have 6 beds available to people that are when they're coming out of the hospital being discharged home. but they don't have a home to go to. the unit is often full. so the program is expanding to 20 beds this year than in brushing >> i mean, right on the street, helping people like buck smith, who's diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

>> it's overwhelming appointment organize you know, medicines that could come up for me, giving rides to and from the doctors. and they're very, very important. >> it's the feeling of being supported and cared for. that makes a difference between someone wanting to get off the streets permanently, which will be smith soon. grateful we are. i'm glad you could be here. >> and i want rage in this town and i'm proud of the place. we're here to recognize them as human beings, give them dignity and leave them to housing. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in petaluma kron. 4 news. >> take a look at this. the driver of a white toyota, 4 runner crashes into an identical toyota. 4 runner the crash happening in napa earlier today. an officer attempting to stop that stolen white toyota 4 runner but had to stop chasing the driver because of the risk to public safety. but soon after police were called to a crash that happened nearby and it involved that stolen such a weird story. the driver, the passenger tried to run away

but they were arrested. the driver and the other white toyota, 4 runner thankfully is reportedly ok. >> coming up next tonight, a cold case reopened after nearly 30 years when investigators are learning about the victim who was killed and placed in a fridge that highs she had to the bay area. >> and coming up next, in sports, saint mary's traveling to spokane to meet with gonzaga for the west coast conference title. the gaels trailing early but made a late run. aaron wilson, let us know if they had enough to pull out

>> new at 9, a cold case from almost 30 years ago has been reopened. someone killed a woman left her body in a refrigerator and dumped it into a san joaquin county can. now investigators say they have identified the lady in the fridge in say she has. >> ties to the east and north bay. karma dickerson has the story. >> amanda lynch, human we now know the true name of the woman who for the last 27 years has been tragically refer to as the lady in the fridge cold case. investigators made the announcement thursday to giver her name back to giver her story back and hopefully to find who killed her sometime in 1994, why opened up his prize? that is the killing. and that was the man who said he found shuman talking to fox

40 back in 1995. he was part of our news coverage back then when the body was originally found in the refrigerator, he tells us he was a joke collector the area. bacon island road in hull, which is in san joaquin county. >> he says he came upon a refrigerator one day with in a ravine. he used his truck to pull it out and schumann's body was inside. she was upside down. her mouth, gagged tape on our hands. but one was free. >> she was wearing a t-shirt, blue cuff, levi shorts, blue striped socks and guerrilla brand hiking boots. they had blankets and stuff around whoever did it. >> stuff. 7 you know, they're tight >> without the at the time, investigators speculated she might have been in the water as long as a year. they said they hope to be identifying her soon. years later, however, no, i d and no arrest. >> it's kind of hard to investigate who killed someone if you don't, who they are. but with this latest effort to solve the murder cold case, investigators use what they call investigative genealogy, essentially comparing their evidence samples to the dna

samples. members of the public sent to genealogy websites using that strategy. they were able to find a dna match with cumin. investigators are revealing many personal details about schumann except she was 30 when she died and had at least one child and was known to have lived in the area of napa, oakley. and the delta however, no one had filed a missing persons report for her. you know, involved in some challenging times like we all have in our lives. so today's announcement answer the key question in the investigation, a major piece of the puzzle is still missing, who killed amanda lynch him and as a and why let us judge whether it's important or not important. just if you are reach out, talk to us and give us some information. and san joaquin county karma dickerson. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, the wcc title came down to a matchup between the 2 in conference rivals. this one, though, was in spokane, is saint mary's gaels made a push to sweep the bulldogs in the regular season. but i'll

tell you had actually went down. saint mary's met up with gonzaga as they can do in spokane, washington for all the marbles randy bennett and mark few. they made quite a few times through the years, but gonzaga, they had it going early. julian strawther with the great giving go. antoine watson throws it down there and he's fouled. all is well. >> and then today they were up is by as many as 19 in this one. the gaels got a little sloppy with the ball tonight. now that highsmith with the steal and breakaway layup does been were up 13 at the break. but as he does, the mahaney that race when he gets it going in. the second happened right here. he buries the 3 pointer in sparks at 12 to 2 run in favor within 8. that's where they get. they get within a thing goes to their big man inside. you know andrew taming, he pivots with the right hand hooked. he gets back it's also good there zags. hold on and beat saint

mary's. 77 to 68 as they both share the wcc title and i'm sure they will meet again when they get together for the wcc tournament. >> now usa met up with their crazy fan base in provo, utah tonight. if their game against byu. now the does didn't show up that this will not much in the way the cougars made them pay traore e the monster down their 17 points for trae henri on the night. the covid has built a 40 to 27 lead by that more on the same of more of the same in the 2nd half jaxson robinson with the steal and breakaway jam there. byu. take down the 87. >> to 61 now over 10,000 fans packed the house salt lake city and their arena to watch sanford and out and to starve. and there's pretty full tonight. >> they pick to 3 minutes. stanford down 5 haley jones, though she make the move their banks it off the back board. and then a little later this time it's cameron brate on to she gets the layup to go but to date. over 4 minutes, you

tie just happened to be a little too much for them tonight. they get away with the win later on tonight. by the end of this when they also share the conference title, 78 to 84 was the final. all right. moving on to the next story here now, klay thompson, after 42 point performance last night, he was his alma mater, washington state playing the cal bears today. have a bears around for a lot of the game. but in joe brown here, the drive-in dates back to in before for the 2 handed jam. >> and the bears they get what they within the cougars. they had too much firepower. pretty ball movement on this play. a bounce pass in sight to a cutting today. who finishes with the rim rocker 2 of 19 points for him right there. the cougars actually win this one. 63 to 57 now. it was the second round of the live tour at com ali own golf course today. now, some strange creatures out there, as we just showed you town in

mexico. so garth was our top the leaderboard after today's play, this sailor and then that guy right there, peter hulett. he knocks in the home birdie on the birdie, put there at the 4th hole and they both finished the day -9 and you can catch round 3 right here. >> on kron 4 starting at 11:08am, tomorrow. now that the workout portion of spring training has ended. the games have begun in they had a good win today against arizona diamondbacks. 12 to 7 was the final. the a's on top. the giants they took on the cups in both of these games are happening in the cactus league. now, the giants are hoping that lamonte wade junior can do more. this right here. he hits the line, drive homer out to center field late night low put the giants up 2 to one in the 3rd. and now 65 in the the cubs ad on david botti a shot to center field. that makes it 9, 5, cubs. they go on to beat the giants.

>> 10 to 8. the giants host the reds tomorrow in scottsdale. i know a lot of people patiently waiting for baseball season. yes, patiently waiting. like i was basically waiting on the gaels to take over. they almost got there. but they just just short and tonight. but it's okay. >> and i know you don't like gonzaga. i've my comeback in this. make that very from the last time i know that like gonzaga. and so i was hoping you think there is a pool that out we'll get him in the tournament and then they'll get him in the big days. will be okay. i love that. thanks, erin. thank you. >> want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. >> yeah, we know it was a pretty chilly one. but clear we really didn't deal with with much here in the city. i almost got spawn. i you know, i was wearing layers today because i thought it was going to be cold. but when you get that son, it feels nice. but the only it's like brie fleeting moments. the warmth, i feel like a recent what's going on. yeah, temperatures out there right now. no one in

the 30's, at least for now. we're tracking widespread low to mid. >> and even upper 40's. so let's take a final check of your 4 zone forecast. pacific of 41 degrees. san mateo redwood city starting to cool down into the low 40's as well. 42 degrees of peace. but we're seeing widespread mid 40's for most of the bay area out there right now for your saturday night. so it's not going to be as chilly as what we saw last night overnight. lows tonight. still going to dip into the 30's but mid to upper 30's for most of our north bay east bay and south bay valleys. and yes, even half moon bay cooling down to 36 degrees. but a little bit milder for those of you in downtown san francisco and oakland. 42 degrees of peace and high temperatures tomorrow. little change from today's daytime highs. remember, we should be averaging low to mid 60's instead tomorrow only warming up into the low to mid 50's. 53 degrees for santa rosa and fremont easily 10 degrees below average there. but the

coolest city once again going to be livermore, only warming up into the upper 40's at 49 degrees. when you should be in the mid 60's at 63 degrees. so about 15 degrees below average, there. let's take a look at our 7 day forecast. rain and snow showers can't believe i'm saying that. that's going to continue tomorrow through wednesday morning, drier conditions by wednesday afternoon and our director amy always makes fun of me around this time because accidently always put the 10 at 10. i got a little bit ahead of myself. so i'm sorry now will be fire 7 day for it will get that for the next half hour at 10 o'clock. i'm curious now in the 10 at 10, if we're seeing any more rain and snow might just be showers are we're seeing. a little bit of a sneak peek for next weekend. so we'll see how the tenet an outlook pans out. things are really >> all right. coming wild attack on the snow will show you the creature

>> visitors at the st. louis zoo got a bit of a shock when they were told to shelter in place after a bear. >> how to skate to staff say a young bear named bennett got out of his enclosure. the bear was eventually tranquilized and taken back to where he belongs. thankfully no one was hurt, but this is the second time the 4 year-old bear has escaped his enclosure at the zoo. >> i have

>> i doing with our animal stories here. this looks pretty intense. a wild boar attacking a snowboarder out there on the slopes. good. are you kidding me? this happened in a resort in japan. the boar emerging from wooded area and charged at different groups of people. some even use their snowboards to fend off the animals attack eventually the wild boar ran off back into the wilderness and it doesn't look like anybody was injured. wild boars are scary, tense. my uncle used to have a wild boar head-on off on his wall. that thing was scary. looking like i can't imagine what it looks like. >> up close it. what are they saying? yeah. things that asks the way back. i hit it with a snowboard. wow. scary. more animals? penguins, waddling with pride. this is a little nicer than aquarium and australia. they marched along as rainbow flags were being

waved around them. penguins have been known to have same even raising chicks together. >> australia's currently celebrating sydney world pride. so penguins are quite the mascot. pretty colorful themselves. yeah. the yellow. beautiful. >> stick with us. we'll be right back after the break.

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>> well, you can see it and hear it here. a sideshow breaking out overnight in oakland, but this wasn't the only side show of the night. a big rig joining in and a separate shell at one point, several people in the crowd start to hop on the back of the truck in oakland. police say there were at least 2 others across the city late last night. quite a scene. good evening. and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. oakland police were busy last night. not just with those sideshows, 3 deadly shootings unfolded within hours of each other last night. >> and they were just mere blocks apart. kron four's gayle ong spoke to the president of the police union about what happened and what's being done about the violence. tragic. >> low tonight on the streets of oakland, investigators remain at the scenes of 3 separate friday night shootings throughout saay