>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news heading. >> well, here it comes. we've got rain on the way. gusty

winds, another large storm about to hit the bay area. latest details coming up with more wind and rain on the way we're looking at how you can protect your home from falling victim to some of that damage we keep seeing during the storms and 6 people are dead after a mass shooting at a school in nashville. we'll have the latest in a live report from tennessee. >> those are our top stories tonight. thanks for joining us. i'm ken wayne and i'm grant lotus in tonight for pam moore will get to the latest on that mass shooting in nashville momentarily. but first. >> yet another atmospheric river is getting set to hit the bay area. last week's storm brought down hundreds of trees flipped over trucks, not panes of glass out of san francisco skyscrapers. could we be in store for more of the same tomorrow? we shall see credit for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with the answer, lawrence. yeah, this storm system off the coastline. this another strong storm. i don't think it's going to be as intense as the previous storm. i don't think we'll see those winds gusting 80 miles an hour. still, you

could have gust 40, maybe 55 miles an hour around parts of the bay area, especially along the coast, low ranges and over the mountain tops. it is going to be a blustery day around the bay area look at large a storm system. you see low well off the coastline. you see the clouds are already moving into northern california. the rain beginning to stream on shore to go along with that. >> this is an unusually intense storm for this late in the season. thus more something like you expect to see in february. but here we go. the rain beginning to move onshore already. we've seen some showers all the way down in the parts of the north bay more of that to come. it's only going to pick up throughout the night tonight and into tomorrow morning to in fact, i think really for most of the bay area, this is going to be a daytime event for tomorrow. you see right here. these i put on some black lined here, these what we call iso bars, their lines of equal pressure, the tighter. they are together. the strongest winds right now. you can see they've tightened up pretty significantly. that is bringing some gusty conditions in the northern california, the bay area not yet expecting that just yet, but that will change overnight

tonight. all of a sudden you start to see these isobars dropping over the bay area and look at the winds really ramping up as we head toward tomorrow morning. 09:00am some very gusty winds. i think the gusty, the winds probably coming through about 9 and about noon tomorrow as that front drops through as we get toward about 2.30, the main front has passed much of the bay area heading to the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that those winds will switch directions, but we'll see more showers that very low pressure just kind of spinning down the coastline that is going to keep things wet on and off. not only tomorrow, but i think in wednesday with the possibility some thunderstorms so maybe not as intense as the previous storm. certainly dangers around the bay area tomorrow. regardless another tuesday, another huge storm, another tuesday, another big storm and been amazing. elsewhere yeah, thanks, lawrence. with all that wind and rain on the way tomorrow, they are. >> are real concerns about more and more trees falling. hundreds of trees fell over during last week's storms killing at least 5 people causing widespread damage

force theresa talk to an arborist who says it's vital to get those trees assessed before it's too late. tim, those multiple leaders are a structural defect. >> it's been nonstop work for raymond, more ads and his team has won ferocious atmospheric river after another has caused catastrophic damage in the bay area, including several deaths new year been shedding trees are subjected to a lot of impacts from development, paving. >> houses along with climate change and drought where drought causes routes to die. back to me. tree has less acreage and we gets extremely wet periods. any of our tree fellers are actually soil failures. besides being an arborist, moritz is tree risk assessment qualified or track a special designation? >> with specialty training 12 iowa tree risk for the safety of people and their property. the average person.

appreciates trees, people lot of trees by >> they don't know the. technology of trees. they don't know. the bio mechanics of trees. he says a fundamental part of his job is to assess whether a tree failure could target a home. >> or a person such as what happened in san anselmo last friday at this home when a nearly 150 year-old oak tree gave way crashing into the home. fortunately, both the homeowner anderson survived and seen some of the big valley oaks and coast live oaks in our area. >> fail in these storm systems that have these. a high velocity atmospheric rivers he have to do with route disease and with diseases that invade the base of the tree. >> he says tree work must follow strict guidelines to

protect the health of a tree or it could make matters worse and actually caused damage to the tree per state law. he says workers must be licensed. i've seen a lot of >> problems, many of which could have been avoided in the north bay tree says stasio kron. 4 news. >> the san francisco fire department is sharing some safety tips on how to prevent broken windows during a storm. this comes after several high-rise buildings in the city at their windows, broken out or cracks in the previous storms that caused a lot of safety issues in san francisco. so if you do live in a high-rise in the city, the fire department says before a storm close all of the windows, remove unsecured objects from balconies roofs or other outdoor areas. so you see any cracks were signs of distress around the window, contact building management to try to get that thing secured. also have more tips on our website. kron 4 dot com for you to check out baton down the hatches. and tomorrow the san francisco bay ferry. they

say they expect to operate a normal schedule despite the >> rain and the wind. they say conditions appear less likely to be unsafe and what they saw last week when so many big white caps last tuesday, ferry service said to be suspended because of the rough conditions on the bay. for more info ahead of tomorrow's atmospheric river. take out your phone. open the camera. you can scan this qr code that will take you right to our web page where you'll find resources available for your community. you can track the weather. are the weather get the radar updates on flooding road closures, power outages. and like in your area. >> all right. another big story tonight, new video just into our newsroom from police in nashville. this surveillance video shows the shooter getting inside of the grade school today by shooting through the glass windows, 3 children and 3 adults were killed in yet another mass school shooting. the suspect is also dead. police have released the victims names and the ages of 3 children killed.

our evelyn dicus, halle scruggs and william kenny. all of them just 9 years old. the 3 staff members killed mike hill custodian. cynthia peak, a substitute teacher in katherine koontz. the head of coming in school, all of them in their 60's. police say the shooter has been identified as 28 year-old audrey hail. she was a former student at the school. police say she was carrying 2 assault-style rifles. we do have a reporter from our sister station in nashville on the scene right now gathering the latest details on the investigation. we'll have a live report from nashville coming up in about 10 minutes. >> new tonight at 08:01pm, person is dead and another injured in a shooting in santa rosa happened shortly after midnight saturday at a party on hall road. police say they showed up that a chaotic scene with more than 100 people there. the party officers determined to fight broke out and ended with the shooting on saturday afternoon, santa rosa detectives arrested 20

year-old nevada resident david morales says a suspect in the shooting. he was taken into custody and booked on charges of murder and attempted murder. anyone with information is asked to call santa rosa police. almost 2 years since a deadly airbnb shooting in sunnyvale in the parents of the victim are suing the company and the homeowner. 18 year-old. el nino was shot twice by a 17 year-old had a party with the about 200 young people there. according to police, the homeless never registered as a short-term rental and airbnb should have known about the illegal activity. the family's attorney also says sonny bill's laws require airbnb owners to live on site. parents believe 50 ordinance was follow. their son would still be alive. >> that will prevent this kind of party from happening and preventing death. this was cut short them. it shouldn't open. >> the attorney for the u.s. home family says that airbnb

has responded to her email saying they had no obligation to follow that law. meanwhile, we've reached out to both the attorney, an air bnb for comment but have not heard back. >> san jose police offer new details today about a standoff last week involving a man allegedly holding a family hostage in their apartment, which ended when an officer shot the suspect dead kron four's haaziq madyun has the latest on the investigation. >> at the rear of the apartment emerge. officer saw the family kneeling on the ground. with the suspect standing over them. holding a handgun. in one hand and the machete and the other. >> san jose police chief anthony mata is describing what he says one of his officers witnessed before fatally shooting. 34 year-old elliot berke gonzalez after he allegedly broke into an apartment last wednesday here on now avenue chief mata says his officers were dispatched to the location to investigate a fight. but later learned

from the woman's husband that his wife and their 2 young boys were being held hostage by a armed with a gun. >> officers continued to make announcements in english and spanish attempting to get the suspect to surrender peacefully. >> the chief says the tense situation lasted about an hour with officers never receiving a response from the suspect due to the suspect's actions and erratic behavior. officers believe that the situation was escalated and also believed that the family's lives were in immediate and moral danger. the merge officer observed the suspect raised the machete towards the family. and fired at least one round striking the suspect. >> chief says the 2 machetes were very real, but the handgun turned out to be a fake. and although elliot berke gonzalez and the victims of the home invasion lived in the same building, investigators say they were unknown to each other and that he was recently evicted from his apartment. the chief says

that may be why the suspect, but he broke into the manager's unit. >> based the fact that we know was looking for certain we know that a big hit. the dollar's role, joe was pronounced dead at a local hospital. the mother and her 2 children were not injured. >> as for background information on the suspect, police say that he is not known to law enforcement, nor does he have a criminal history. investigators say they do plan to release more information, including police body-worn camera video of this incident in the coming days. in san jose haaziq kron. 4 news. >> the oakland zoo will be closed once again tomorrow because of the rain. if you have reservations, you'll be refunded automatically. refunds usually take 3 to 4 weeks to process. the oakland zoo has been closed a lot over the last 3 months because of the frequent to bad weather and it's been hit hard with a lot of damage there. january, a large sinkhole opened up and last week, as you see here, a down tree fell on the zoo's

brand new bern exhibit and several animals are able to escape all, but one bird has been found returned to the zoo. our coverage ahead of tomorrow's storm will continue coming up tonight the temporary gas pipeline that pg and e says it will be keeping a close eye on. >> during the atmospheric river. >> plus, local police officers say they may be suing the city. they're upset at officials for their response to a ransomware attack. and what they say is a lack of cybersecurity. >> but first, we're live from nashville, tennessee community is in mourning after another mass shooting. this is at a school that claimed 6 lives, including 3 children. we'll be including 3 children. we'll be right back.

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>> new developments tonight in that mass school shooting that happened earlier today in nashville, tennessee. a former student police say killed 3 children there and 3 adults. this isn't a christian elementary school happened this morning. investigators say the suspect had a thorough plan for the shooting. reporter dallas parker is joining us live from nashville now. >> with the latest, i know it's been a long, tough day. dallas. what's the latest? >> well, ken grant the master, a national metro police department has just in the last 30 minutes released video surveillance video from the school from the covenant school just about 2 miles from where i'm standing here today of the suspect driving a

parking in front of the school as it coming the visit. and then all of a sudden you cut to another angle and there's a high gun used to shoot through the glass of the front doors. the suspect crossed through the doors. the suspect goes someone in the military honestly walking through the hallways, scoping out where to go next. opening doors and then the video cuts out. honestly, just something that's unbelievable to watch and see. i'm in lot real life. the police continue to investigate us. what happened? they said they want a 28 year-old audrey hills residence where they found some additional evidence as to the events. today, they found a manifesto they found. >> renderings and drawings of the school they found even some surveillance videos and photos of the covenant school here in as you hale said to have been a student here years ago. the community is just trying to grapple with what actually took place here, trying to process it all. and even the chief of police says

it's something that he just can't seem to understand why it happened here today. >> i was literally moved to tears to see bills and kids as they were shut out of the. that we would never have the situation. that if we ever did, we would not wait. we would immediately go in and we would immediately engage the person. perpetrated this horrible crime. >> and it sounds like that's exactly what happened here today at the covenant school, they received a phone call, the 9-1-1 call at 10:13am, and by 10, 27 police officers have shot and killed that suspect inside the school's. that's 14 minutes from the 9-1-1 call to

so they're processing all of this as we speak. they it dissipate. this will continue for the next few days and will continue to bring us updates on. they've been really good about tweeting out information. a lot of what took place. a lot of the weapons. a lot of the details that we're learning today. they've been good about putting on social media. so we'll continue to follow that and bring you all the latest. but for now live in nashville and dallas, parker, back to you. dallas. you're at a i believe you're at a church. that reunification center where families were able to meet up with their children. anything new on? >> how those families are doing and i take it there probably won't be school, at least for the next few days. >> the school hasn't really come out and said much of anything as to whether there's going to be school. i would imagine not considering what took place here than the gravity of the situation. as far as you reunification, a

lot of the students were gone home with their families before 5, 4, 5 o'clock this afternoon. you know, a lot of those families just. happy relieved to see their babies walking out and giving them hugs. but as we know, 3 of those children didn't get to go home, didn't get to sleep in their beds tonight and no one involved in this deserved lose their lives in this way. but i don't know. i'm not even sure you know what, where they go next from here. >> we've got to fix the doors. they got to fix these kids, you know, hearts and minds and souls. it's just so terrible. do we know anything about a motive there's some kind of manifesto they may have found at the shooter's home? >> yeah. they found a manifesto. they did not really go into detail as to what that manifesto included. they didn't want to talk about a motive just yet, but it seems like they're open to sharing with the public what actually took place in this situation, considering some of the social media updates we've been seeing all day considering they did 2 or 3 news conferences throughout the

day. so we'll continue to learn more. i'm confident that the police department, the city of nashville continue to put more information out. >> dallas parker, i know it's been an emotionally draining day for everyone in in the city of nashville with thank you for your time and you know, hopefully things get better after this. dallas parker live in nashville. thank you. >> meanwhile, we're getting some local reaction to that shooting tonight. state leaders are speaking out about the tragedy. kron four's. justine waldman is live for us in our newsroom with. >> what they're saying about all of this, justine, well, it can and granted a shooting. >> it marked the 100 29th mass shooting in the u.s. so far this year. governor gavin newsom reacting today. he put out this tweet. he said we call ourselves the land of the free yet. our kids and teachers are gunned down in schools and forced to live in fear of being killed while being educated. what kind of freedom is that this is not going to stop until we come together to pass a basic gun safety laws in our nation. california sen alex padilla

also pushing for more gun control saying in part, quote, gun violence is the leading cause of death for children in america. we must. and this madness, president biden imploring congress again to pass a ban on certain semiautomatic weapons. it's heartbreaking >> a family's worst nightmare and we have to do more to protect your school. samara turned into prisons. you know, the shooter, the situation reported we had 2 assault weapons and a pistol to make it 4 years. so i call on congress again to pass. been spent. >> meanwhile, tennessee senators republican marsha blackburn and bill haggerty do not agree with president biden's proposal of banning assault weapons. but both did respond to the tragedy saying that their offices are in contact with federal, state and local officials. they also thanked first responders. also, president biden has ordered flags on all federal buildings to be lowered to

half-staff for the rest of the month. in honor of the victims. live in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. justine, thank you. >> still ahead tonight, at 8 o'clock, a bank buyout which financial institution is stepping in to take over the collapsed silicon valley bank. and a programming note for viewers who watch kron 4 using an antenna on wednesday credit for changing frequencies. that means you'll need to risk and your television after that date. >> in order to continue receiving kron 4 over the air for viewers who watch us on cable satellite streaming, no action is needed. we have more info about this re scanning process on our website. kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back.

>> the oakland police officers association is suing the city of oakland over its response to the ransomware attacks that happened last month. the union says the city has released limited information about that attack and says litigation may be the only recourse for victims. oakland president barry donelan released a statement that reads in part this city is truly broken when city employees learn more about the release of their confident in for confidential information from the media, then their employer whose incompetence and sloppy security allows these data breaches to occur. can said it first wrote a letter to the

city administration dated march 6 trying to get information on how city employees will be affected by that security breach. but they say they didn't receive a response. we made our own calls on this and the city did respond today. it referred us to the city website which was last updated last wednesday. according to the update, the city of oakland sent notification letters to current and former employees whose personal information was affected. force man. harry is talking to the police officers association about their lawsuit. so i'm much more coming up in about 30 minutes. the failed silicon valley bank has a new owner, north carolina based first citizens bancshares will acquire 72 billion dollars worth of. >> svb's assets at a discount of more than 16 billion dollars. the fdic had been looking for a buyer since the federal agency seize control of silicon valley bank earlier this month after a run on deposits left, it insolvent. it was the largest bank

failure in the u.s. since the 2008 financial crisis. >> well, we've got a lot of rain headed our way more gusty winds just when you might see the strongest winds of the day. we'll have the forecast coming and if i do pg e

crews are testing a new temporary gas pipeline installed underneath highway 101. >> the pipeline replaces to

other pipelines that were exposed by a landslide during last week's storm. the existing pipelines did not rupture. that's good. but since they service 95,000 customers in marin county. >> pga didn't want to take any chances with more rain heading our way. >> we have that find other solution because the whole site is still moving. and in addition to the, you know, potential impact for the incoming storms. >> caltrans has installed a concrete barrier on the west side of highway 1, 1, to try to protect the freeway. should the hillside continue to move the temporary pipeline could be in place for up to 6 months until a permanent solution can be installed. >> and as you think about more atmospheric rivers, if the math is correct, lawrence, this is the 13th. yeah, which you know, some winters. we don't get one. yeah. never end this a big year. i mean, it really is this one looks like

as far as a category of atmospheric river event, maybe a one. so one los categories. but still we've got so much rain that has falling already throughout the season. that has been trying to be absorbed by all the hills, the mountains and the streams, the creeks and. >> well, we just have about had enough. and so tonight we've got those clouds moving in already. we've seen some showers still dry out of the golden gate bridge. winds are going to be ramping up. so here we go. rain begins tonight. increasing winds throughout the night. we wake up tomorrow morning, blustery, i think along the coastline already rain heavy at times as we head through the morning in the afternoon. some of those gusts as high as 55 miles per hour. it's going to be dangerous out there on the roads for driving conditions. you can see probably some trees coming down and the possibility of localized flooding out there on the roads as well. so certainly a dangerous travel day around the bay area. wind advisory issued by the national weather service mainly along the coastline. you can see the strongest gust, i believe, out toward the coast and some of the coastal range is you get about 1000 feet, really going to be blustery up there. but

you can even see that in the oakland hills, the diablo range, very gusty conditions up there, too. so here's how it looks right now on the latest computer models. you can see the winds have now switched to more of a southerly direction overnight. tonight they start to ramp up and by tomorrow morning, you really begin to see those colors begin to flow in across the bay area. so just before 08:00am we're talking 30 some 40 mile an hour gusts along the coastline. iran 30 mile an hour gusts along the coastline on the peninsula. and then all of a sudden we get them in the morning. it continues to ramp up. so this really going to go into the middle of the morning and the afternoon, some very gusty winds to 55 miles an hour. you'll notice, though, by one, 30, all of a sudden the winds start to switch directions that show you that frontal passage as we head toward the afternoon. but so long way to go with the storm system, expecting rain on and off right through wednesday, too. thank snow day tonight. family members say an 11 year-old girl who was hit by an alleged dui driver on thursday in fairfield has died from her injuries. she was walking in the crosswalk outside of the

>> grange middle school when she was hit. zach boetto spoke with the 6th graders. heartbroken mother today about the change her family would like to see. >> when barbara jackson dropped her daughter, tara jackson, off a school thursday. the only thing on terror is mind was doing well on her big test. tara said to me. >> have a good day, mom. i love you. and i'm going stis test today. that's the last thing she said. team. >> moments later, jackson arrived home. then within minutes she got a knock at her door, one that no parent ever wants to get. she says the school resource officer told her her daughter had been hit by a car and they needed to get to the hospital immediately. so they did. >> and i couldn't go in right away because they were working on her. i seen to and then she didn't even look cell. and i

knew it was bad. when i saw our what is it still per unit like lord bring our food is fairfield. police say tara was hit by 32 year-old elena mcgraw-ogans in the east tabor avenue crosswalk. right outside grange, middle school. police say they arrested mcgraw-ogans because they believed she was under the influence of drugs and alcohol. >> at the time of the crash. the doctors told barbara tara was in critical condition and over the next few hours, they have to fly tara to the ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. that's the hardest thing we need to stay in there and you can't do anything you can help or any conaway. there's nothing you can do. >> you flynn says like gavin during died in new kid. do know your child. >> at the children's hospital in oakland this weekend. barbara had to make the decision to take her daughter off life support.

>> news is our does thing i've ever had to do in my life. and i don't want another parent to have to go through this. now. barbara jackson is calling on the fairfield sassoon school district and the city of fairfield. >> to make that intersection safer for students to get to and from school. >> that was zach boetto reporting for us tonight. unfortunately, more sad news. a 6 year-old boy critically injured in a crash that killed his mother last weekend. rodale has also died in that crash happened last thursday. police say they were in pursuit of a suspected car seat when that suspect crashed. 2 done up into another car that was driven by a 31 year-old woman. she was killed at the scene. her 6 year-old twin boys. we're in the car with her at the time. one suffered critical injuries. the other serious injuries. police arrested 20 year-old ralph white the 3rd and have charged him with vehicular manslaughter. >> now the monterey county where the search for a missing 7 year-old boy is over the

monterey county sheriff's office says the body of espinosa was recovered at moss landing 2 days after his mother's body was found in the same area. the discovery of actors body end of the day's long search which started when a 3 year-old boy was found alone on the beach at 8 o'clock at night. last week and told the passersby who found him that his mother and brother had gone into the water and had not come back. authorities have not yet offered an explanation for what exactly happened or why the 2 went in. we also don't know exactly who's taking care of that toddler who just lost his mom and brother. >> tonight, the oakland zoo is mourning the loss of one of its elderly african elephants. her4name was lisa yesterday. lisa was euthanized after her battle with progressive arthritis. the zoo says the disease, quote, progress to a point where we didn't want her last day to be her worst day, lisa came to the oakland zoo back in 1979. she recently celebrated her 46th birthday.

resume keepers presented her with a large spread of treats enrichment ten-pin filled with her favorite fruits. >> still ahead, another storm bound for the bay will add a lot more snow to this year's historic totals already this year. how much the high country could get this stuff. >> will the u.s. passing total tiktok ban lawmakers weigh in on the idea after the break.

>> twitter is trying to >> twitter is trying to identify who leads part o source code online. source code is the underlying software that helps to run the platform and could be used to 7 times the site or hack into user accounts. that code was posted to the file sharing site github last week. twitter has requested the federal court in san francisco issue. a subpoena demanding github release information about the person who leaked the source code github come blinds complied with twitter's requests to remove the source code posted by a user identified as, quote, free speech enthusiast twitter suspects. the person is somebody who was fired when elon musk took over the company last year. tik toks more than 150 million american users may need to start considering a life without tiktok. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy says congress will move forward with proposed legislation to address national security concerns surrounding tiktok and the apps ties to china. several

lawmakers have been pushing for legislation for months that would prohibit the downloading and use of tiktok here in the u.s. they were not swayed to reconsider after testimony from tiktok ceo shout june, a congressional committee last week actually united republicans and democrats out of a concern of allowing the ccp. >> to control the most dominant media platform in america. >> it's unclear what that bill would entail. but speaker mccarthy says he would support a nationwide ban on tiktok. >> take a look. it's a picture of the pope in a puffer coat or puffy coat. this image went viral line last week with many people surprised by the pope's flair for fashion. it's completely fabricated image. it was generated by artificial intelligence program called mid journey and is apparently for shared on a reddit page dedicated to images, but was

later spread all over the internet like it happens. if you're trying to tell if an image you see online is real or fake experts say to look for blended shadows around the eyes and glasses or at hands featured in the image. apparently. i i image generator still have trouble in those areas. next. in sports, nfl owners meeting today in phoenix, gm's and coaches there, too. >> the guy runs the niners. john lynch stuck into the media about brock purdy. and is he the guy going into next season? what with the surgery and the other quarterbacks they have. sports director jason dumas says reaction from whicthe national

weather service is issuing a winter storm warning for the tahoe area starting tomorrow morning. >> that's a serious stuff. officials say mo e heavy snow is expected. in fact. >> 8 to 16 inches or more in the already have a ton of snow. here's a live look at interstate 80 at castle peaks. pretty dark. you can see some activity there. vehicles are getting through could be a whole different story in a few hours. travel will be very difficult, maybe impossible. gusty winds will likely create whiteout conditions. officials are asking people to avoid traveling to the sierra if possible, and they say drivers could be stuck inside their

cars for hours. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with us now tracking the conditions. they're you know, 8 to 16 inches is a lot. but for this year testing it sound like much. yeah, i know really. it's been just an incredible year. i think you're going to see more than that. i think they're going to see upwards of 2, maybe 4 feet of snow above 4,000 feet. that as the storm system comes on shore. so it's going to be adding to some pretty incredible tolls right now. you see the cars kind of racing by things are open. they're now on 80 50, but it could be a whole different story. i think as we get in toward tomorrow as that snow begins to move in a fact, we're beginning to see a few snow showers begin to push across parts of the 80 there, but more that all the way, it's going to be intense and the winds are going to be whipping up. and that's what's going to be dangerous. you can get a white out conditions. i think at times as we head through the day tomorrow as that front pulls 2 very gusty winds across the crest of the sierra nevada and all that heavy snow, dangerous travel conditions up there. expect some major delays if you're

heading that direction. that winter storm warning continuing until 11 o'clock tomorrow night. so looks like the snow is going to stick around to even on wednesday. we're looking to some more snow showers, kitchen, maybe a little bit of a break on thursday. but you know what? they've got more coming after that around the bay area. we're going to see a lot of rain out there. wanted to give you a look at some of the totals out there. maybe more than an inch, maybe more than an inch and a half of the san francisco. you get across some of the mountains, i think especially in the north bay, maybe 2 to 3, maybe even 4 inches of rain in some spots. so it is going to be a wet storm. it is going to be a windy storm. doesn't look as windy as it did last week but still windy enough likely to see some power outages and trees coming down highs only in the 50's next few days. that rain is on. we dry things out on thursday and friday. another chance of rain. this coming weekend. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the nfl owners meeting began today in arizona and we've got a lot of clarity on that niners, murky quarterback situation. john lynch

basically told us that. >> when everyone is healthy wrap party gets the roads being is we won't know for sure when he will be healthy. the niners are hoping it will be before training camp. but as we know, everybody's body heals differently. and at a different rate now, most people assume brock would get the chance to start given his success last year. but it was interesting to hear john lynch come out and say take a listen. >> brock has earned the right with the way he played that he's probably the leader in the clubhouse at that. you know, it kind of make those kind of decisions. but i know when we talk, i think brooks probably earned their right to be that guy. the guy, if we were all i he probably take that first. and but our hope is he's ready to go in training camp. we'll see how everything goes from. we're going to do what's right for brock because that's right for our organization, you know, to be aggressive with what we do. but bus will be really smart. and, you know, we were insulated with other guys that we have a lot of belief. so brooks now ready hold it, hold down the fort until he thinks,

oh, yes. >> the does have had a few really bad losses this year. when i say a bad loss. i mean, one of those cells that absolutely should not have happened take last night. for example, the warriors we're up to with the ball with under a minute left and then. that shot by jordan poole. now let's fast-forward up possession later. the does get the ball back. 27 seconds left. draymond green turned the ball over karl anthony drills the 3. that was about all she wrote now, despite the execution issues last night, steph knows that the warriors are capable and their confidence will not waver. >> as of late, we have homes. we want a couple big ones were then seen that we had any life and found a way to come back. you know, with huge run down the stretch obviously our road struggles have a kin in

dallas. that game now. so i said, i know we've been in that situation plant either. and here we did execute didn't take advantage of opportunities motion we could have. but our confidence in what we're able to do shouldn't take know, because we were capable, you know. >> the stanford women season ended sooner than anyone could have expected. but they haven't slowed down the cardinal players from being recognized today. cameron brink was named the wbca defensive player of the year. frank average, 10 rebounds and 3 and a half blocks per game to go along with 15 points per game. of course she will be back next year. she was just a junior and brandon crawford. he has been named a 2023, lou gehrig award winner. this award goes to the player who best exemplifies the given character of hall of famer lou gehrig. as we know, brandon is a bay area. boy who takes great pride being a giant and representing the bay area. he's the 3rd member of the giants to win the award. barry zito one in buster posey back

in 2019, crawford will accept his award at oracle park on major league baseball's lou gehrig day, which is friday, june 2nd. prior to their game against the baltimore orioles. and right now the giants are getting smacked around. last time i checked was 11 to this is the sergio romo game. yeah. he came in to before he officially retired like a goodbye. get said he got beat up pretty bad. wasn't a storybook retirement that i think he wanted or organization did. >> the pits it in the making. and so they've doing a real good. yeah, probably wiser tyrek. that's not what we're going to remember him for those that a classic players. yeah. it's a lot of fight character. for thanks to >> where the bay area's ball fields fall in the ranking of best baseball stadiums in the country. well, we have the results for the upcoming season after the break.

>> they area as one of the best and one of the worst ballparks in baseball ahead of opening day usa today put out its annual list of the best fields in the major leagues ringcentral coliseum in oakland came in dead last number 30. that's after tropicana field home of the tampa rays guaranteed rate field. the chicago white sox and the arizona diamondbacks chase field and angel stadium

in anaheim says la on the script. but it's not. >> across usa today says there's only one ball park in all of baseball better than oracle park where the giant plane that is petco park in san diego, the home of the giants comes in second, not bad. thanks to its quote, picturesque setting and the smell of garlic fries. it also snow grass there sometimes rounding out the top 5 ballparks, wrigley field classic his 3rd and then pnc park home of the pittsburgh pirates. finally, they say dodger stadium is the 5th best ballpark. >> i don't know. i've been to petco. it's nice. not as night. the san diego and yeah, not as nice historical park. >> no, i've never been a petco. but ford was awesome. yes, absolutely. can get a cheap seat in right field and look at the bridge in the water. catch some baseball have garlic fries and still have a good time to garlic

fries. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 8. the garlic fries are out. got to get a refill here. stick around because kron 4 news at 9 is coming up next.

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