>> yeah. that rain was felt all over the bay area today and it's going to apparently keep rolling right on through the weekend. and it's a big weekend for some families easter, a gathering festivities planned. but as kron four's terisa stasio tells us the storms. i put a damper on those plans. >> it was a wet one on this friday. it's a break right now, but it is expected be a wet one throughout the entire weekend, although some people are not very happy because it is going to put a bit of a wrench in their plans. others say it's just fine. >> from canceled egg hunts 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 that can be a little bit of a problem. but just just just kind of wait hear that they're good. >> 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 the taxing situation very welcome. the rain for me. >> a farmer. i grow grapes and make of campaign's over getting this rainfall is really good for the vines and the long it's late season. but we all, you know, we need the rain and the boring long hot summers. >> soon upon us just stay home with my client. just. years old. >> and her broken them by. so we just baseball what this to send to get some power for 3rd. >> yet for some of the north

bay, the rain was no big deal. even some welcomed it. >> california highway patrol making sure that you realize you have to remember to keep your headlights on. it is a state law when it is raining. also slow ensure that you take extra time. if you plan to go out and about this coming weekend in the north bay, theresa kron, 4 news. >> and speaking of sundown today, bart was slowing down their trains because of the rain. give yourself some extra time when you're planning your commuter trips through the weekend. bart also posting on x to watch your steps on those slick stairways and platforms and escalators. i liked reese's guy. she interviewed the wine guy. he's happy to see the rain. although i know the winds. >> bynes don't like too much too much. yeah. at some point, you know, sometimes they start to have trouble different crops. yeah, he's too much too long in the lions are like the rest of us. yeah. like a little get a little bit. they

like a little sunshine about right now, right? well, we're going to get a little bit of that, too. but this weekend, yeah, it is going to be kind of a rough weekend weather wise as we got storm system that's just going roll right along the coastline. and because of that, we leave a chance of showers even in the easter sunday out there. right now. you've got the clouds moving in. more showers popping up around the bay area as we speak. but it's more widely scattered rainfall amounts over an inch in san and summer in almost an inch of rain. a pacifica almost an inch of rain as well. san francisco, almost a half an inch of act. temps, cisco now is above average for the entire year. and that's we're starting to see around much of the bay area exceptions. oakland, they're still running a little bit behind san jose. just adding that holds us all bonus weather for them. and showers still really rolling across the state southern california. they've had a ton of rain this year and they've got another round of rain coming our way right now. so the rain been moving through as we head toward the middle of the day in the afternoon, really kind of ramping up an hour and a more scattered showers. this the instability, part of the storm system that is begin to roll in. that means that unstable air moves through. there's a chance you could see some isolated

thunderstorms for while. there are some marine warnings out in the bay here, the monterey bay, santa cruz area watch out for some water spouts and that's what we could see pop up if some of these thunderstorms start to ramp up along the coastline, too. so this area of low pressure going to slowly work its way southward as we head through the night tonight and tomorrow, but not by much. and so that is going to wrap some of that moisture around that and bring it back up in the bay area. so the possibility of some thunderstorms more scattered tomorrow, but it's going start setting a little further south into north. they may be starting to a little bit of a break, but the centrat and the south bay going to be more active. they're the in the afternoon. you see right here on the forecast models. we take you through the night tonight. chance more thunderstorms rotating on through that low spins off the coastline. can these busy right on and off throughout the night into early tomorrow morning as a stronger so moves in around 4, 5 o'clock in the morning. and then it just kind of tapers off a little bit more showers head further south as we head noon tomorrow and continuing off and on across much of the bay as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. >> this is the parts off the

>> developing news out of sunnyvale tonight. police released this video from last saturday when officers responded to a mobile home park on vienna drive after getting a call about a man walking around half naked, carrying a knife. you can see the man identified as 19 year-old emanuel perez pisara police say officers followed him, ordered him to drop the knife. they soon learned he was actually the one who called police and was still on the line with 9-1-1, officers got out of their vehicle to convince him to try to drop to drop the knife. but as an officer approached, a shot is fired and viscera died. the 2 officers involved in the shooting are now on administrative leave. kron four's dan thorn is heading to that neighborhood right now to get reaction from neighbors will have his story coming up tonight. kron 4 news at 10 11. we'll take a look at this. a dash cam captures a road rage shooting on a freeway in hayward. >> you see the bullet shattering the passenger side

window of that vehicle. i happened on 8.80, near alvarado niles road wednesday afternoon. officers say the driver only suffered minor injuries from the shattered glass. the shooter was found and arrested. highway patrol investigating a shooting that happened in oakland this morning on the on ramp of eastbound 5.80, from macarthur boulevard and the off-ramp of eastbound 5.80, to seminary avenue. the chp says that the shooting was reported shortly after 9. nobody hurt the agency is looking for. the suspect was driving a white older honda civic. concord man has been convicted of tossing a pipe bomb at police last october. authorities say danielle garcia through several pipe bombs. >> leading san francisco police on a high-speed chase from the city to the east bay garcia was convicted of several counts, including detonating an explosive device with intent to injure. he faces up to 14 years in prison and is set to be sentenced next month. governor newsom

announcing a plan to install hundreds of cameras in the east bay to improve safety conditions. there. >> a kron four's philippe djegal reports tonight that the cameras will be placed in oakland and on freeways. >> oakland city councilmember dan kalb has been advocating for more surveillance cameras in neighborhoods bugged by crying and supports the governor's new plant. i've 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 in the city of oakland and another 190 along state freeways in the area. >> the first cameras to hit the streets are expected to be online within the next 30 days. kalb says they will not only help solve crimes, they may prevent them to if they

feel that they can get caught because of the surveillance camera, then that would deter crime some of the crimes. absolutely. the governor's office says the california highway patrol has a contract with flock safety to install the network of cameras. >> and they are supposed to improve identifying vehicles and license plates associated with 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 a 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. 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. >> soaring pg e bills are forcing the orinda theater to close 2 days a week last month the theater's owner said the pg e bills more than $6200. that's about $2000. more than usual. you're in theater opened in 1941. plays classic films and new releases on the big screen. sarge theater can seat up to 750 people and during chilly evenings, the heat is required to keep the audience comfortable. the owner says the enormous jump in the utility bills forcing them to close the curtains on mondays and tuesdays starting in april. >> obviously like to be open 7 days a week. but if you know, we can be opened and have lost

every day, you know, to today's out of the week, you know, you'd be, you know, pretty. pretty much in the last. >> the closures could be temporary. the owner says they'll re-evaluate in the future. the biden administration is just one step away from finalizing a rule to replace the student loan forgiveness program that was struck down by the supreme court. the program was designed to erase the debts of more than 40 million borrowers. our washington correspondent raquel martin has the story. the biden administratirn 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 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 loan 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 pulse to the education department. such large-scale loan 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. louis gossett junior, the

first black man to win a supporting actor. oscar has died. the role as the intimidating maria murray. >> pardon me, the marine drill instructor and officer and a gentleman earned him the historic oscar win in 1983 and a golden globe as well. gas and also won an emmy for his role on the small screen as fiddler in the groundbreaking 1977 mini series roots. he was 87 years old. >> warriors road trip continues on in the steph curry's hometown of charlotte. next in sports, we're going to tell you, stephen company got 3rd straight win away from 3rd straight win away from chase.

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going to be what picture, ok? we'll just have a black picture that's there you go. oh, it's actually not too bad. mount diablo looking pretty nice right now for the lawrence has been giving us news probably is not going to write your. >> holiday weekend. well, it's not going to be rain now. how about but there will be some rain involved throughout the weekend. in fact, maybe in the easter sunday as well, although i think maybe just some scattered showers in the afternoon. but out the door does still very active out there. even though the main cold front has moved through chance more showers as we head throughout the evening tonight and that will continue into the weekend to maybe even some thunderstorms popping up. that chance will continue tomorrow. but i think the focus is going to be pushing further south. you can see a little more sunshine in the north bay, but scattered showers continuing in the central in the south bay tomorrow afternoon. and then sunday, partly cloudy. and then a chance of showers. i think by the afternoon hours. so keep that in mind. if you get plans for easter egg hunts are some easter

activities up there right now. you get that swirl in the atmosphere. beautiful looking storm just right off the coastline and it's slowly going to break its way further south as we head throughout the night tonight. but because of it, it is wrapping up this moisture back on shore and you can see the rain bands moving on shore right now. i'm on the peninsula now pushing the parts of the east bay, too. so that will be the case with the storm system is only slowly going to sag south overnight tonight. that means going to wrap more of that moisture around there. and that means a possibility of more thunderstorms popping up around the bay area. a long-range molly see kind of wrap through their sliding for the south southern california, going to get some rain then by the afternoon on sunday, again, a chance of some pop-up showers doesn't look like much by monday, the first day of april, we dry things out, stay dry. the middle of the week with some warmer temperatures than another slight chance of showers. i think late on thursday and into friday. so all that being said a little bit unsettled throughout the weekend specially tomorrow. not as much on sunday monday and tuesday, return to some sunshine and people like that. some of those temperatures moving up in the 70's.

>> and now kron 4 sports. >> everybody, i'm grant lotus and basketball is front and center today in the sports world. we like it that way with the sweet 16 for both the men and the women and a full slate of nba games, bay area who fans are in hog heaven today. second seeded stanford, the women here, they're up in portland. that is the home town of cameron break taking on nc state. the 3 seed. then the cardinal overcame an overtime scare last week against iowa state. so they hope to have a smoother time against the wolfpack tonight. and stanford had their inside outside offense in high gear against nc state working around had a job. she buries the 3. the cardinal led by one after a quarter and they kind pulled away a little bit in the 2nd quarter break. she's so good goes to work inside.

little sweet move, hits the banker. stanford lead. 37 27 at the half. but the wolfpack went on a 13 to run in the 3rd key by his side. james. she's going to hit the 3 and nc state right here. i just wide open. i mean, that's a that's a practice shot. nc state takes the lead heading into the 4th quarter. and is it james state red hot in the fort? that's from steph curry range. i mean, the confidence he shot that she had 29 points. cam brink found out. often was in foul trouble and nc state, which is better knocks out stanford. 77, 67, the final and it really wasn't close. our erin wilson is in portland. she was courtside, aaron, just tough way to end the season. you know, grant.

>> extremely tough way to end the season in the sweet 16, this was a tale of 2 halves, as you just kind of mentioned there. in the 1st half, you had an explosive. i'm just excited. stanford team that was just aggressive getting after it very strong on the defensive in and they were attacking the boys. they outrebounded them by numbers in the 1st half. but in the second, have you saw nc state team come out of the locker room that watch what stand for was doing all of the 1st half and then they decided that they were going to adjust. now at that point cam brink and kiki area often were both in some foul trouble. and i can digress and say, you know, some of those calls made by the officials were to see if you asked me, but it's neither here nor there because you have to play through what the refs call and for wasn't able to do that tonight can bring got in foul trouble. and you can just tell that we can break of the leader is not out there on the floor with her team. they just don't show up the same way. the kiki area off and she tried to hold tight for them. but also was

trying to place touchy basketball because she was also in foul trouble with her 4th foul going into the 4th quarter. now that said, you obviously as james who found her rhythm in the 2nd half and really capitalized as well as a couple others. tonight, rivers, she was able she was pretty much a steady leader for the nc state team. the whole way through. but she absolutely kind of grounded them in the 2nd half and a late as i as cook. and the problem with that is just as you say, it's damp where they fell short in this one. it was just wasn't a great defensive effort from them. in the 2nd half. they didn't really know what to do. they were spinning and will they fall in this one in a head home in the sweet 16 in. so now they have to go back in figure out what they will do because this is actually somewhat of a teaser to what they will see next season as they join the acc wherein see state is and they will have to play them more than once in a season and will nc state. they move on to their 3rd ever in all a program. history.

>> elite 8 while stanford is headed home. i'll toss it back to you in the studio. grant. >> thank you, aaron wilson live in portland for us to the pro game. now, the warriors >> are clinching to the 10th spot in the western conference playoff race with the rockets on a roll breathing down their necks trying to hold off the rockets. even though the dubs beat the heat wednesday that draymond green ejection left a collective horrible taste in cleanse it. warriors are in o charlotte. that's steph curry's hometown. and the played tough defense in wednesday's win. that continue that tonight. moses moody with the strip steeled. they had the other way. brandon projects lays it in for the easy to warriors led by night after andrew wiggins engaged continues his offensive surge warriors working through the quarter. he buries the 3 wiggins led the worries with 9 points at the half. the hornets hung in there, though, down only to is they closed the half. the hometown kid.

steph curry with the buzzer beater to go to the locker room gives the warriors a five-point advantage at the break. stephen, the warriors took that momentum into the 2nd half. steph. again, another 3 that makes his dad dell happy, even though he's calling games for the other team. the triple part of a 14 3 runs to give the dump some breathing room. curry led all scorers with 23. and look at that classic chris paul. 2 man game to trayce jackson-davis who finishes with a one-handed jam 18 points boards and 3 blocks for tjd. the rookie playing outstanding basketball staff loves that warriors win their 3rd straight on the road. one 15 97 and the worries need to string together wins. you have no margin for and they're starting to do hopefully exciting. you get your claim back. he missed the game little injury, hopefully. >> you get coming back as well. but they're doing it without those guys. you and they need to. motional roller

coaster tonight got years when cardinals loss cardinal. yeah. >> he added winning whole thing. so i'm hometown guy can win for the cardinal all the way they're out. my other pooled destroyed. you doing in the will say you're still hanging on with uconn. i have you come the >> but yeah, for stanford, it's just tough because can break is going to the wnba and they're going to the you know, it's just going to be a whole new world next year. and you put so much into this. you know, these these young ladies do that. it's just demoralizing when the season ends like that. well, sanford always you have huge expectations because of their history and, you know, and and and their coach. so you always think they're going at least get a shot of the championship final for early. if they don't get there. feel point while so many other schools will be love. love to be anywhere close to where they are, right. and that. yeah, absolutely. we need to go to break and we come during when

mom says eat your greens, it's pretty easy to do that. green tonight on dine and dish. we're going to pay a visit to the iconic vegetarian restaurant, fort mason in the city's. see what's new. >> chef katie oversees the making of watering veggie dishes. >> a pioneer, a vegetarian cooking greens on the water at fort mason in the city has been kicking out farm to table treats since 1979. have. >> pastas and pizzas and and things that even if you're not

vegetarian, you'll recognize what they are. and you'll still have a really great meal in feel satisfied. with fresh colorful dishes like the spring rolls and seasonal salads. it's no wonder diners comeback greens is going global. inviting guest chefs like chef as alina. she's a 5th generation. malaysian street food vendor who opened her restaurant in san francisco. what i make. >> it's so unique. it's not windy so delicious. but that always excite people. you tease, but peppers and soy sauce. you have a lot of pcoconut milk and then you hav all these. density amazing aroma spice all in one ship as alina, along with 6 other award-winning bay area. chefs will join chef katie in the greens kitchen for collaborative dinners. >> called a global celebration of vegetables. you don't have to be a vegetarian to enjoy it. it's just a way for us to come together over a shared love of vegetables. chef

series runs through september in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron, 4 delish. >> and those guest chefs, they're fantastic to so. see you tonight at 10, we're going you tonight at 10, we're going to leave.

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