>> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news 3, i'm justine waldman. we'll talk about our forecast as we take this live look outside showing us what's going on with our own theresa she's been out in the elements for us today so we can see how what it is right now in marine county. theresa, how's it looking out there? >> well, it's better than it was at 2 o'clock. i feel like i'm a spot, you know, and just out waters fact spa kit kats water, spock it on me. it's freezing outside. just i having a difficult time talking even though i have 3 jackets on anyway, back to the conditions right now. it is brutal out at least has

stopped raining for now. but the community started to back up. a lot of people. taking, though, this rain in stride. let's listen in. >> to postpone softball games due to a soggy field. >> the rainy conditions throwing a wrench in some weekend plans. all right. a little bit, but we love it. we need it. it's no complaining allowed. >> about easter egg hunts for a little q now can be a little bit of a problem. but we'll just just just kind of wait hear that they're >> out on the roads, not much of an improvement. the downpour made freeway driving challenging on slow going with visibility, compromise with big drops, splashing on windshields in some areas, flooded face drivers adding to that accident situation. >> it's very welcome. the rain for me. the farmer, i grow grapes and make wine. >> getting this rainfall is really good for the vines and

the long term. >> it's late season. but we all, you know, we need the rain and the boring long hot summers. soon upon >> just stay home with my client. just. >> and probably throw her bar. so we what this to send to get some power >> yet for some of the north bay, the rain was no big deal. even some welcomed it. >> back here live. i was going to be talking to the chp to kind of get some tips as we go into the weekend. but they were so busy responding to some accidents of that couldn't stick around. but basically they want to remind everyone to take it slow, make sure that you plan extra time to get here. events. if you plan to celebrate easter on sunday and also make sure that you've got your lights on your car. we're going to have a lot

of more rain coming in. kyle was going to tell us all about it. back to you just a >> yes, we're going out to highlight with a live look here at the golden gate bridge looking out towards where theresa was just reporting from the rain still coming down a lot. and kyla also area where theresa was reporting from the usually see a lot of flooding. is that an issue in other parts of the bay area? that's right. it is those low lying spots that you get. you see you see that ponding on the roads. you maybe see some of the commuter lots that tend to get a little flooded if they're underneath bridges and that type of thing. >> we are under a flood advisory for portions of the bay area until about 4.15, the santa cruz mountains until 5.15, this afternoon. just because we're starting to see some of that. you can see it's all along the peninsula and then it's also up into marion county. so definitely be careful if you see any of that out there and you likely will, because check out all of this heavy rain rolling in over the santa cruz mountains and then into the south bay. now you can see some of the intensity of this coming down at 1.0, 3, 4, inches an hour in spots taken san jose right now. you see some of that red pop up in the map. that means heavy

downpours for them. also, sonny bill, seeing some showers as well. woodside into the east bay. we go where we're starting to see the showers now in oakland and richmond is over to conquer too. it is lighter up in the north bay right now with the exception of around mount saint helene and and just had a shower that just rolled through there. but the point is all of these roads are going to be wet right? they wanted to point out is check this out. that snow folks up in elevation. if you get north of clear lake there to some of the mountain inc areas starting to see some cold roll in with some of this too. you feel that cold as well with this low pressure system. that's while the snow making is happening right now in the sierra to so they are in the thick of it. we also have wind out there. we are under a wind advisory can see right now. san francisco at 24 miles per hour. we'll continue with that until the early morning hours. obviously, not just us, but you can see a good portion of california under those wind advisory, the central coast under with high wind warning. so again, this goes to the early morning hours throughout tonight into tomorrow. there is a break coming. i've got

all of the details are going to like i'm coming up in your seven-day forecast. thank you. we're going to take a live look here at sfo because a united flight that took off from there last night headed to paris was forced to divert to denver. united airlines confirming the flight had an issue with one of its engines. the plane did not declare an emergency landing and did land safety plea. the plane was a boeing 7, 7, 7, 2, 100 united said it was working with customers to help them find other flight options. today. and the faa announced plans last week to increase oversight in a statement to kron 4. the agency says. >> due to recent safety events, the faa is increasing oversight of united airlines to ensure that it is complying with safety regulations, identifying hazards and mitigating risk and effectively managing safety. and not to the south bay where san jose police say they were caught in the crossfire during a welfare check this morning. the shooting forcing road closures in the area ross avenue and the avenue live for

us right there right now is kron 4 charles clifford. he has the very latest. >> well, here in south san jose, the police department had several blocks of les avenue closed down for hours following an early morning shootout with a suspect just before 5 friday morning. san jose police department officers were called to a home here along lake avenue near ross avenue to perform of wellness. check. according to police when the officers arrived on scene, they found an adult male standing outside holding a gun. the officer tried to negotiate with him, but police say he fired at least one round at the officers and they fired back. police say no one was injured during that exchange of gunfire after continuing to negotiate with a man for about 90 minutes. he finally surrendered peacefully to police around 6.30, was taken into custody as a result of the shooting. the san jose police department closed off several blocks along lake avenue. spent the morning gathering evidence talking with neighbors this point. it's unclear why this man was standing out in the street holding a gun. we also don't know his identity or the

identity of the officers who were involved in this incident. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. new developments right now out of sunnyvale after the city's department of public safety shot and killed a man. >> sunnyvale police provided an explanation as to what happened last saturday, according to the department of public safety officers were called to a mobile home park vienna drive. this was 5.30, on saturday night. they say a caller told a 9-1-1 dispatcher that a man was walking around naked, carrying a knife. officers arrived. they found 19 year-old manuel perez beccera wearing just a sweater and carrying a kitchen knife and also holding a cell phone. so officers started follow him, commanding him to drop the knife. we also learned that he was the person who had called police and was still on the line with that 9-1-1, dispatcher, the dispatcher then realized the person they were talking to had the knife and also tried to get him to put it down.

>> this >> is the parts off >> so as you'll see here now, officers get out of the car and in efforts to convince him to drop the knife. they were talking to him, but he starts to approach one of the officers and that's when a shot is fired. will pause the video there for you. medical crews were on site shortly after they attempted lifesaving measures. but but carol would later die from his injuries. this is still an ongoing investigation and the 2 officers involved in the shooting are on administrative leave. san francisco police detained 2 people in connection to a shooting that killed one person near union square. the shooting happened last night around 9.30, in the plaza right outside of the powell street bart station right off market. police say they're trying to figure out what led up to the shooting. we'll keep following the story. provide you more updates as soon as they become available. today. there was a

ribbon cutting in front of oracle park. the sfmta teamed up with supervisor matt dorsey and the san francisco giants to build a 3rd street quick build projects. they were also joined by the giants mascot, lou seal. so now there is a new to a bike path that they say was going to enhance safety. also access for walking, biking and scooters all around 3rd street between town stunned and the lefty o'toole bridge. there's also more bike parking. >> a ceasefire protest happening in front of u.s. and harvey milk. this is a newly named naval ship. it's called the uss harvey. go sorry. he said it wrong in top there. uss harvey milk. it sailed into the bay last night. the ship honors san francisco naval veteran, an lgbtq activist harvey milk. protesters say the ship is going to be sent to the middle

east. kron four's rob nesbitt is working to get us more details on what's going on here. how the story coming up at 5, 6, and now for continues. our celebration of the bay area's remarkable women today we're excited to reveal the winner of our search. san francisco's very own peanut louie harper. she's a pro tennis player turned nonprofit leader coaching kids and how to within the game of life. but changing a lot changing the way they think about success. she was on a morning show today. we just, you know, our program is free for schools. we just ask that. >> you they have commitment to character education. that bill implement a program it's really simple as just about, you know, however, they define success for themselves and it's pass it on to the kids and, you know, keep putting those positive messages front of the kids and and reminding them that really, you know, all you can do is to your best and we all want kids to just be the best person that they can be. so congratulations

again to peanut louie heartburn being named the winner of our remarkable. >> women search and you can find more details on kron 4 dot com. coming up, there's some alarming new data about measles cases were going to hear from health experts on the symptoms to look out for. and our weather team coverage will continue as we track the rain for today. we'll see how. >> what things are on the peninsula. but first, a road rage incident in the bay area leads to a freeway shooting in the east bay. we have the latest on this investigation.

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all right. this is some dash camera video showing us a bullet shattering the passenger side window of a vehicle in the middle of the afternoon. this is in hayward. >> the chp released this video of the freeway shooting. it happened wednesday on 8.80, south of alvarado. niles road. they say the driver only suffered minor injuries from that shattered glass and the shooter has been found and arrested. new this afternoon, governor gavin newsom announced a plan to install hundreds of cameras in the east bay to improve safety kron. 4 said to all reports the cameras will be placed in oakland on freeways. >> oakland city councilmember dan kalb has been advocating for more surveillance cameras in neighborhoods bugged by crime and supports the governor's new plan. type of pushing for freeway on-ramps and along our business commercial, our commercial business corridors. >> those are some of the places that we need those cameras, but there are other places as well over the coming

months. governor gavin newsom says 480 high-tech surveillance cameras will be installed in the east bay to combat crime and violence. 290 are slated for surface streets crimes. in a statement, oakland mayor sheng thao says, quote, this new camera network will help us stop crime and hold more suspects accountable. but not everyone supports the governor's plan. the anti police terror project

says considering the city and state's large budget deficits, the money used for the cameras could be better served. tackling homelessness and helping people land living wage jobs, co-founder cat brooks also says in the statement, quote, the cameras are most likely to be deployed in low-income neighborhoods were largely black and brown. people will be impacted. oakland is supposed to be a sanctuary city yet. we don't know who the data collected will be shared with. we should not be invading anybody's privacy. it's very important that all the cameras are installed >> on the public right away, not into people's living rooms. i'm quite sure that is the case. the governor's office says the camera footage will not be disclosed to 3rd parties beyond state law enforcement. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a concord man who tossed a pipe bomb at police last october has been convicted. danielle garcia was charged with throwing multiple pipe bombs fall in a high-speed chase with san francisco

police garcia was convicted on multiple counts, including detonating an explosive device with intent to injure. he faces up to 14 years in state prison set to be sentenced in april. police raided an illegal drug lab and east bay home. this week, the lab was discovered tuesday at a home on shasta daisy drive right next to liberty high school in brentwood. authorities say the lab was being used to make the psychedelic drug dmt. in addition to the drugs, investigators say they also found a possible explosive device. and some of stored in containers. police have arrested. 29 year-old jonathan mccarthy. they're also looking for 2 others who they believe helped him run this operation. us toward oakland is suspected of selling cannabis and tobacco products to minors. so police some of the items that they say were being sold, including magic mushrooms, marijuana and a variety of thc, product, thc, products and firearms. police say the store also did not have valid

licenses to sell these items. police did not name the business. only saying it was located on macarthur boulevard just north of 30th avenue and they did not say whether or not the store has been shut down. here's what it looks like outside right now in walnut creek. will that commute well? but the rain is coming down fast. we pilot here to go over one of going to stop. yes, we'll talk about that. you know, have to tell you, i wince every spring say last night you did. and was it an amazing e-street band and they're still in they have another show on sunday. so i feel a little bad that they're getting the rain. all i know. we're so happy. you're here at such a good time. it was so fun. should have invited them to come on the show. come on down will get them. hey, they want to come on the show. i make it but we do have the rain for them and for the rest of us. >> through the weekend. but it is going to be the heaviest right now that we're seeing. so if you're dealing with that downpour right now, likely that this is going to be the worst of it. we're going to

have some scattered showers at some point as well. but today's going kind, the heaviest most consistent showers. it's also keeping us very cool. and i do mean cool. 48 degrees in san francisco. that's chilly santa rosa. 48 degrees. but look at oakland. we're 51. you get to 51 in concord. you know, we're just low 50's across the rest of the bay area and compared to 24 hours ago, we're 10 degrees cooler, 13 degrees cooler in nevado. that is, you know, you notice that that is part and parcel of this low pressure system going by us and not only going to have the rain chance of a thunderstorm tonight as but we've got the chilly temperatures. now. the good news is that overnight lows are going to get that much cooler. so there's the upside. i guess there's a low pressure system. you can see that counter clockwise circulation dragging all of that moisture in bringing us rain, bringing the sierra some snow right now. adding to that snow pack and boy, oh, boy, are we getting some rain totals down in the south bay? san jose right now still with heavy showers there. you can see how it's moved a little bit up. 101 also headed over

to the east bay towards fremont to all of these highways are going to pat ponding on the roads will be pounding on the dashboard. but ponding on the roads. you can see san ramon as well. 6.80, is going have a lot of that water out there, too. so just be very careful. lightning up a little bit in the north bay. you can see here nevado just some light showers. and as we zoom out a little bit more as we get towards santa rosa, not bad, right? so the north bay is actually going to catch the brakes a little bit earlier because the system will ultimately dropped to the south marginal flood-risk across the whole bay area. and then we do have part of the area that is under a little bit of a flood advisory along parts of marion county and the peninsula until about 4.15, today. let's take you through the night. it is going to lighten up a little bit compared to right now, but we still have these hit or miss showers. some of them could be thunderstorm cells taking you now into your saturday morning. and you can see how this just spins things and as it makes its exit, right. so that means that we still have that chance of a cell popping out throughout the day saturday and even into sunday. it's like waves goodbye to us and just throws a few showers our way. just in case on

sunday. so that is our easter sunday. obviously, you know, we should be a lot better than we are today, but still a chance out there. this is the rain we still have left to pick up. and we've already gotten, you know, a pretty significant total so far. and this my friends is your seven-day forecast. so my friends from bruce springsteen and the e street band. you got to hang around for monday and tuesday because we're about to show off a little here with some 70's and some sunshine. when you think justine, i think they should. there's a sticker a should stay. we should just swap tuesday's weather with sunday. yes, i agree. done. the largest crane on the eastern seaboard has arrived in baltimore to assist with the cleanup after that tragic bridge collapse earlier this week, a ship could be seen carry at least one of the 2 large cranes heading into the baltimore harbor. this was from this morning. maryland's governor says the crane can lift up to 1000 tons. it will be used to clear the channel. so the search for bodies can resume and the shipping route could be reopened. commercial crab season will be ending

april 8th for most of the california coastline because of an increase in humpback whales, fishing will be prohibited from the sonoma mendocino county line to the u.s. mexico border restrictions will be in place to limit the amount of fishing north of the sonoma and mendocino county lines. >> still ahead, employers in oakland partnering up in order to protect workers from crime in the city. the extra safety measures they have just put in place. but first, a highly contagious respiratory infection is spreading rapidly among high school students. we have the warning from health officials.

>> health officials in marin county are issuing a warning as a highly contagious respiratory tract infection, known as whooping cough is on the rise since december. the county has seen almost 100 cases. many coming from teenagers. high school students in mill valley tell us teachers are doing their part and sending out notices. but now it's up to the 6 students to stay home. >> i'm a little bit has people. >> it's kind of increasing around >> and i don't know how about to but this right now, i think everyone should just stay home copper sort of. the cdc warning parents to make sure their kids are up to date on all of their vaccines. and the fda is warning people with a fresh tattoo to avoid certain pain relief. creams. the

regulators going after the makers of several over-the-counter pain relief creams that contain potentially unsafe levels of light. a cane. the agency says the ingredient in those screams could cause irregular heartbeat, breathing difficulties, even seizures. and it can also cause injury when applied to irritated or broken skin, especially when it's covered with plastic wrap. the fda says stick with products with less than 4%. biden kane and avoid wrapping skin treated with that cream. since the beginning of the year, there have been a total of 64 musial cases that have been reported in 17 states, including california. measles is very contagious. and so bay area health authorities are urging residents to get vaccinated if they have not already. also watch out for symptoms if they are returning from international travel. 90% of the cases that the cdc has identified nationally are are are coming in are imported from travelers from from other

countries. but then because it is so easily transmitted, if there are people who are not vaccinated kids or adults. >> that it can travel through a quite really amongst those people that have not yet been vaccinated. >> typically the 2 dose mmr vaccine is given to children who are between the ages of 12 15 months. but the second dose usually coming between the ages of 4, 6, those 2 doses are expected to give lifelong immunity with no booster needed. >> oakland employers taking matters into their own hands when it comes to security. how businesses plan to protect workers before they call police. also, the stanford women's basketball team continues their pursuit of a national championship kron. 4 sports reporter erin wilson is in portland for that game. we're going to check in with her. also. there's rain

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>> all right. there's snow in the sierra. here's a live look here palisades at the lodge. it's coming down pretty heavy right now. and that fila, that's where i want to be right there. covered by the fire. but a lot of snow go down right now. there is a river. look at this picture. you're 70 yesterday. you guys look at how much the snow is gone up. it's practically covering little trees. you definitely can't see half dome there. and that is because that snow is cranking have to say it again. i was talking to someone last night and they were going to drive up tonight. and i said, i do not recommend it. i do not recommend it. i'm gonna repeat that. take a look at 80. take a look at 50. you don't want to be there. you just don't. right now. 36 degrees in south

lake tahoe that snow coming down there. 34 in truckee at least the winds not too bad. so that's some good news. we've got winter storm warnings and advisories all across the state. this is a big, robust snow storm. there's nothing spring-like about this, folks. we're getting 8 to 20 inches of snow. >> 2 to 2 and a half feet up at the peaks were talking about gusty wind, all of it. so this is why i do not recommend getting on the road. i'm going to show you where we're going to be a little slow down this weekend, but it's not tonight. timing here is that that warning is up until 05:00pm on sunday. so that would be your best bet is not to go up until 05:00pm sunday. but if you must, let me show you why you be better off getting up tomorrow morning to do this, right? because here's tonight. heavy snow all through the night. that's 10 o'clock tonight. now, tomorrow morning, we do get a little moment. a little moment of a break. it's still going to be difficult going and you better get there before but that to me, if you haven't got up and you really really need to go up there, that's when you should do it. because tonight's just going to be hot mess. okay. here is sunday, though. you see a little bit of a kind of

scattered snow shower by 5 o'clock. things should be cleared out. we're looking good live. look right now at diamond peak. we've got a few brave souls out here braving the cold air. it's of the snow coming they are going to be, you know, in good shape. when we get to monday, we've got and we've got the sunshine out there. we'll start to warm up next week's going to be a beautiful week to be up there for skiing. if you have a chance to get there. but this weekend's going to be a little tricky. meanwhile, back in the bay. we're getting a slight break here in san francisco. we had some heavy showers come down already today. but we are definitely going to be dealing with more of this as we roll towards the weekend. so i will be back in just a little bit and we'll talk more about that. but at now we're going to go live to our reporter gill gayle, who's out of half moon bay is and she justine. she's dealing with the rain. yes, we'll check in now with kron gayle ong to see what the conditions are looking like out on the peninsula right now. >> so when i last iu at 2.30, an hour ago, we saw a break in the rain and now we're spstarting to see that rain pic

up. i changed locations since i last. i knew this is a venice beach empty parking lot. but just about 10 minutes ago, people to take advantage of that break in the rain. i saw them walking their dogs taking their afternoon walk along the beach. but now weather has changed, you know, just about an hour drive south of where i'm standing. there's a special marina warning statement issued. so there's a chance of some hail out there, strong winds and maybe even water spout that we have been seeing that in recent weeks. what i can tell you, the situation out here. >> we just have cloudy skies. that rain is starting to come down and now i'm starting to feel the winds pick up as that sea breeze usually picks up this time of the day. but now it's all about the winds so far better. just keeping an eye out on the conditions. as i know, other parts of the bay area, the rain is coming down. start to get another round out here. still getting. so it just stayed back to you. gayle, thank you. >> and now to the east bay where the 4 largest employers oakland partnering up now to

protect workers from crime in the city. kron 4 michael thomas explains how this new partnership is going to work. >> this private 10 million dollar plan to essentially bring more public safety to downtown streets in oakland is being put together because employees of these 4 large companies have been victims of crimes when heading to lunch or even just walking to and from work. the for larger employers that are splitting this hefty 10 million dollar bill include blue shield of california. clorox kaiser permanente in pg and e earlier this year. crime force the companies to hire private security guards to escort employees to and from bart stations parking garages and nearby businesses. campaign manager randy in downtown oakland says having more security is myself, my i more >> you know? >> i see some resident evil crime statistics show robberies are up. 34 1% from last year with majority happening at gunpoint. >> the new plans will adding complement existing efforts

from both mayor sheng thao and oakland police ramey tells me those efforts have been noticed in the recent weeks and have helped with business last 3 years. >> need to suffering. damage. from >> crime. according to blue shield website, the plans include creating an uptown and downtown safe zone. that will partner with opd to improve visible and responsive security funding for oakland, uptown downtown community benefit district ambassador program which allow people to be escorted to and from local downtown destinations by calling or asking ambassadors in the street. employees will also get safety training in subsidized transportation. mayor thao did put out a statement saying in part, quote, i'm so grateful for the deep partnership of our 4 largest employers and see this as an example of a strong public private partnership. i applaud their engagement is true. civic leaders to improve conditions for everyone. i know we will be successful in bringing back safety growth in vibrancy. back to our streets.

these public safety plans are set to roll out over the next few weeks and last throughout the rest of this year as we get more details as to what exactly they're going to be. adding an addition, we'll keep you updated. that's the very latest here in oakland, michael thomas kron. 4 news soaring pg e bills are forcing an east bay movie theater to cut back on show times they're in defeat or has decided to close. >> 2 days a week because the bills have gotten so high last month. the theater owner says it's pg e bill was more than $6200 which is around to grant more than usual in the theater opened up in 1941, it plays classic films and new releases on the big screen. it's a very large theater can seat up to 750 people enduring chilly evenings. heat is required to keep the audience comfortable. the owner says that the enormous jump and utilities is forcing them to close the curtains on mondays and tuesdays. >> obviously, you like to be open 7 days a week, but if it, you know, we can be opened and have lost every day, you to

today's out of the week, you know, you'd be, you know, pretty. pretty much in the last >> the monday and tuesday closures will begin in april. it could just be temporary. the owner says they're going to re evaluate this in the future. and now to the latest on the presidential race because today the focus of the campaigns is on fundraising. former president trump holding a big money fundraiser at his mar-a-lago estate in florida next week. the event is being hosted by hedge fund founder and they're aiming to raise 33 million dollars. the trump campaign is hoping to tap president biden's star-studded event from last night. former presidents clinton and obama were on-hand there at radio city music hall in new york that gallup raked in 26 million dollars for the biden campaign. biden says he's not only ready to take on the former president on the campaign trail, but also on the links. >> can voters trust a presidential candidate was not

won a single trump international golf club trophy at long last or have, you know, chip shot? look. >> i would be happy to play. i told them before when he came into the oval when he was being before you're sworn in. i said, i'll give you 3 strokes if you carry your own bag. >> president biden told the sold out crowd that democracy is at stake in this election. and meantime, because former president trump is spending millions on legal bills, he's also trying to raise money and some other ways like selling a bible for $60. >> this bible is the king james version and also includes our founding father documents. he s the constitution. which fighting for every single day. very hard. to keep americans protected. want to have a lot of people have it. you have to have it for your heart for you. so. >> trump also sold some old sneakers for about $400. a pair. and for your monday

after the supreme court struck down a federal student loan forgiveness program that was designed to use the deaths of more than 40 million borrowers. the biden administration is now just one step away from finalizing a rule to replace it. our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> the biden administration says it's inching closer to a second attempt to launch a widespread student loan forgiveness program. we're looking to move it this year. i'm looking being as aggressive as possible u.s. education secretary miguel cardona says the administration is moving ahead with a new plan. it would help borrowers not already covered by smaller existing forgiveness programs. we're going through a negotiated rulemaking process, which slower than the process that we took the first time. groups like the naacp are happy to hear progress a major concern when it comes to homeownership when it comes to building family generation. well, but who exactly stands to benefit remains unclear. the

department of education's website says that the rule under review will include borrowers whose ballots is exceed what they originally borrowed >> or who first entered repayment long ago outlined think about what specific or if the noise as the naacp is pushing. the administration not to leave anyone hanging. talked about pell grant recipient talk about parent plus bars. we've talked about actual people who impacted by these rules. but adam kissel with the conservative heritage foundation doubts the new plan will make it far. maybe as many as a dozen states. we'll sue the education department such large-scale forgiveness. >> just is not within what congress authorized cardona disagrees and is confident the new rule will hold up in court in washington. raquel martin. >> we're seeing prices soar to near historic levels. and this is now causing some concerns for consumers. disease outbreaks, lower supply and increased farming costs are leading to elevated prices for

this essential food item. economists are saying the bird flu, the biggest factor here and recent bad weather conditions and the ongoing conflict in ukraine. also playing a role. >> and now the thing of it is it's real. the little guys out the margins are so small that year, basically you might not losing the money, but you won't make enough make a living. >> economists say once the outbreaks are under control, prices should continue to steadily fall. happening tomorrow. it's the next powerball jackpot drawing. it will be worth an estimated 935 million dollars. that cash value about 450 million. but people with winning tickets are not the only ones benefiting from the california lottery. the lottery is saying so far it has raised almost 63 million dollars for public schools. so good luck with that drawing tomorrow. coming up here, a former forty-niners football player. >> is asking dedicated fans to help find this missing super bowl ring. we're going to speak with the athlete right

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>> the stanford women's basketball team is counting down because they're in can pursuit of a national championship. the sweet 16 matchup tonight's kron four's. erin wilson live for us now in portland with this game. aaron, how are they looking to try to get to the elite 8, how they feel? and i know there are a lot of fans there

already with the energy like. >> just it just seen there are a lot of fans here and you're right. the cardinal are in heart pursuit for a national championship. it will be the last that they will be able to get under the title of the pac. 12 conference. that being said tonight when it comes to stanford in see state who they're up against. this one will come down to a game of physicality, but also garc play on the side of nc state. but a game of post play on the side of stanford who outdoes the other is who will come out on top. and this one just to be frank about it. obviously, kiki area often isn't expected for stanford. now she has been a star that even tara has said that was the most improved player she's ever coach in such a short amount of time. she went from averaging about 7, 8, points last season to averaging 19 this season hitting 41 points to get the win over iowa state to get here in the sweet 16 in the sweet 16 is not an easy round. this is actually may be the hardest round since the start of the tournament because at

this point you've gotten the posers out and you've gotten the cinderella stories kind of done in wrapped up there. and now you have just plain out contenders guys have been able to play throughout the season and been dominant throughout the season. a lot of top 25 teams at this point and well, they're up against nc state tonight. we're going to make it hard. they have a cya, james, and they have so naya river's both of them combining for double digits both over 20 points in their last win to get here to the sweet 16 and they have a lot riding on this because they've only been to the elite 8 through what, twice actually making this. if they win over stanford tonight, their 3rd time make it into the late elite 8, which is why cameron brink and kiki area often have to be dominant down in the paint. they have to win on the rebound battle when it comes to going up against nc state and they have to run in the state off of those deep shooting threes that they like to take because that's their bread and butter. they play well on the outside, especially when it comes to guard play. but they're not as dominant on the inside, which is where kiki area often and

kim brink shine. take a listen to how tara vanderveer explains this that she has worked in between the 2 of them. >> for the most part, our our team has, you know, our program has had great post players and cam and kiki are 2 of the best they they rebound. they both tough and on. and i think the thing is that they have a really special bond there. you know, sis from a different mother. they they encourage each other. they support each other they're they're really they warm up together same side and think that this year i cam is really help. kiki and kiki is really help camped on the event each other's best support on the court and off the court. >> and they're going to have to be encouraging for each other today. obviously head coach wes moore of nc state said that they won't be able area often. however, they do

expect a slow them down a bit. and that's exactly what stanford doesn't want because they don't want to put too much pressure on their got stock down hard shoa. they do have a course record shooter and hannah jump. they also have, you know, elena, they also have a few others that can knock down some shots. they're looking for a game out at a lot. that's a lot polo who's been really quiet in the tournament since the rest of the regular season. they need a big game out of her now coming into this one, some experts have picked nc state to come out on top. but according to espn bidding stanford is still 4 and a half point favorite to come out on top in this one. and of course, to beat out the upset that people are expecting to come out of nc state. now, this one tips off at 4.30, right here at moda center. you fans filing in today. they're excited about this. when we spoke to a few fans and we'll show you that is some point either today or tomorrow. but for now, i'll it back to you guys in the studio as we get ready for tipoff here at moda center. >> erin wilson, thank you so much. we also love your necklace. look at the raindrops outside. right now. kyle is going to track the

storm for let's do it. yes, it's a day of rain no doubt about it. you got to keep that umbrella handy. not just today as we roll through the next couple of days. you can see how great is around the bay area. we've obviously got wet roads out there, too. and we have this. we have a flood advisory in parts of the bay area from santa cruz mountains up the peninsula. >> and then into parts of the north bay, their marine county. we've got some minor flooding concerns going through about 4.15, today. so we'll have some of those low lying areas out there that are taking on water. so just be careful if you're headed out and about, you can see that things have gotten really juice up here as we head into the afternoon, lots of oranges and reds popping up. you can see right through monterey heading right into san jose right now. are you seeing some of these heavy showers? but sonny bill also dealing with some of this, too, with the heavier rain. 6 80's going to be very tricky place to be right now. lighter rain in san francisco at the moment. san ramon getting a little bit more of a medium shower and then we get to the north bay were actually getting spotty showers there. but all this kind of translates to a really

tough ride this afternoon. if you have to hit the road. so, you know, if you can delay that it would ideal thing to do because later this evening think should light up a tiny bit the way the system's going to work. it's a low pressure system that's going to ultimately travel to the south. so taking you into saturday now you can see this is saturday morning and it starts to kind of push away. so the north bay will get some clearing first and then the rest of the bay area. but we do kind of have that chance of a shower, i think will, you know, see the bulk of it basically by tomorrow afternoon. but then i think we have just a slight chance of a shower or 2 popping up as we get into sunday. you can see the big totals where they're going to be down in southern california, expecting over 2 inches. but santa cruz mountains are getting hit pretty hard right now. and they have an additional 1.6 inches there expected to. so we are in through the weekend. we also are dealing with wind. you can see future wind. this is going stick with us. not only tonight, but as we get into tomorrow morning, you'll notice you'll still wake up with a little bit of that when other wind advisory will expire about 05:00am tomorrow morning. but it really doesn't

fully pull back until we get more into saturday afternoon and then we'll kick the wind and be done with that. so here's the good news. low pressure system heads to south. high pressure starts building in and you see my smile. i get to tell you now that next week is looking lovely. not just lovely, but well above average and lots of sunshine to start our week, of course, sunday is our easter. i do think we'll have a slight shot, shower chance, but it should be a far better weather than today. a notice will start to lift temperatures up a little bit, at least. but it's monday. they're going to see just gorgeous sunshine tuesday that we see this little pop of some warmth kind of hit the peak on tuesday. but wednesday, looking pretty good, too. back to you. kyle. thank you. former forty-niners player chris washington asking for your help finding a missing piece of the team's history. he's joining us now live here on kron for news this afternoon. so we could talk about his missing. >> super bowl championship ring. chris, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. so wear your ring every day and you're out

running some errands and came home and it's gone. one, nothing happened. >> that appears not drop us. a word wasn't aware of them. have the case hoping turn up here >> so you're out gilbert, arizona. that's a suburb right outside of phoenix. why do you wear this ring every day? why do you keep it in like a safe spot like in the mattress, you know, under your bed or something? >> because of something want to one of one of joint mind you're looking bring memories. were, you know, birth to both through most them speak grooves, move. youth. just work >> so kids always when they see wearing it, you know, they want to know a little bit about like forty-niners history and things like that.

what do you want to do of someone finds it? >> your to come. you know, those are good. back with and you're going war. >> give them a reward. you're just hoping that it gets into the right hands that's gotten. >> the >> well, chris washington, a member of the forty-niners that championship team from 1989. so he lost his ring. we're hoping that someone might find it maybe get it back to him personally or to the forty-niners organization so we can get back on his finger. chris. i'm sorry. we have to cut it short. we appreciate your time. good luck. finding your ring. >> thank you very much. agree to appreciate your time.

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>> okay. it's almost time for the weekend which means it's time for the 3 at 3. this is where we show you 3 pieces kind of fun video that might be chatting about over the next couple of days. let's chat show all right. let's start with the first and obviously we have a holiday weekend coming. animals at the perth zoo in australia. got a festive mood going ahead of the easter that's a cute mustache. only got 2. they're so cute. they are emperor tamarins and they were wandering around. as you can see their easter themed treehouse us and there. this is a was scavenging for treats. and this is not only funny games, but it also helps them to kind of stimulate their natural thinking foraging and hunting skills. they are so cute. these guys are this near cats and not. i

think they're ether jelly beans inside there. what are they getting in air? it's something nutritious had buried and cremated. all right. there to natural phenomenon. a lot on camera. nice. and so first you can see a volcano erupting. >> and then in the background, that's the northern lights. this volcano has been erupting since january. >> a little bit of a lesser extent, though, than the past couple of months. no one is living in the area because there have been a series of earthquakes that forced a 3800 people to evacuate in november. and the northern lights are usually visible in iceland from september to april 2, together to for want. that's amazing. i mean, i would not like to be next to a volcano perfectly honest with you. i'm not that fascinated that. want to be that close to it. well, just for okay. one more family of owls to become a permanent fixture when arizona elementary school. >> the students who have a bobcat for mascot have gone to great lengths to welcome the owls as they have a nearby in the street. they're beautiful and they shift purge that they built by the school. there. >> and students use a trail camera to monitor the owls as a science project. i was a

science geek. i would have loved to this. i by als. >> so it's just kind of poking out there, >> it's time for week. yeah, they anyway, do your best sunshine. coming up monday. everybody. see you monday. the everybody. see you monday. the weekend.

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