>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> all right. good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday december, the 8th and our top story. communities across the bay area are continuing to see damage this morning after a powerful storm moved through over the overnight and more severe weather is on the way. we've got our team is covering for you this by covering the situation for you this morning with camila barco in the east bay. she's taking a look at the cleanup and damage efforts happening that unfolded there this morning. let's check in first with meteorologist dave spahr, though he's tracking

the movement and timing of this weather system. >> hey, good stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we are now tracking the lack thereof rain this morning. it's a nice little break. the shot that i have for you want make it out. the moon kind of comes in and out of the shot from the cloud cover. now we have a lot of service moisture. no kidding. so that's going to actually play into the forecast for today. in other words, if we did not have all this rain, we probably was saying variable cloudy temperatures around 60 and so forth. but because of all this moisture that's going to keep the cloud cover around a little bit. so keep that in mind. when you hear the forecast, let's start with all of that updates and everything. this is much the same. we've got a flood watch everywhere. that's again until tuesday because we have a series of new storms coming our way. the wind advisory has changed a little bit. this was supposed to go to 1 o'clock. you can see solano county sticking out there. that's the sacramento office. so the monterey office, the covers u.s., has pulled that. i suspect the reason why they did as are going to have to come back later on in re issue. a new one for tonight.

we do looking for some more winds like you had last night. one on for tonight. again, kind of same time, time period as well. there's a look at the current winds were in the single digits getting into the teens a little bit. they're continuing from the south. so we have a lot of mild temperatures around, not a lot of mercury movement. there's the space that i speak up now, if again, if we didn't have all or moisture at the surface, the skies open up nicely. but today going to keep it on the mostly cloudy side. but a couple of raise a son. that's something kind of new for us as we take a break in the lower left-hand corner. that's the storm just waiting for its cue this evening as we get to around 8 to 10 o'clock or so temperature check for you were in the mid 50's very mild by january standards. in fact, the snow levels are still somewhat high and tahoe. we'll be talking more about that as well. the fog cast because of the breezy conditions. we can keep the surface fog away. it looks like. but here comes back again with the next storm system. and then yet a new one happening into tuesday as well. for today. we'll call it kind of mostly cloudy, but you might catch some rays of sun this morning. get done what

you've got to get done today. you clean things out. prepare for the next storm do tonight. i'll have more on that coming up a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> now to another big story we're following for people had to be rescued in castro valley after a large tree fell on top of their house kron four's. camila barco is live for us in castro valley with a look at all that camilla. >> yeah. well, stephanie, that strong storm system caused this tree right behind mount. think you can see because it's too dark out here caused a big tree to fall on top of a home. i'm gonna try to zoom in for you guys to show you what i'm looking at again is pretty dark out here. and we just noticed crews actually arrive to the scene. a guest pick up some of this mess. but if you look very closely, you can see that tree on top of the home. still here after it fell yesterday afternoon on this home. you're taking a look at some video from yesterday seen alameda county fire department says that around 04:00pm this tree fell on top of this home. they had to rescue one person

who was trapped in society tran. they took that person to a nearby hospital to be treated for injuries. but unfortunately, 2 adults and now for children. our dis placed at the tree is still on top of this home. we just quickly spoke to a neighbor right now who tells me that this tree brought down the and unfortunately took the power out. the people who are living do not have po as of this morning. again, this happened at 04:00pm yesterday when we were experiencing that strong source storm system past to do the bay area. and stephanie, this is just one example of how powerful these have been here in the bay area. last week we saw plenty of flooding. we did see some downed trees and now we're seeing this here this morning. >> we are expected to see another storm system passed by later tonight and going into this new workweek. so right

now we are taking a break from that rain. it is pretty dry out here in castro valley again, be taking a live look out here at the scene. it's not raining a pretty dry out here right now is that window of opportunity to prepare for this next storm system. yesterday we saw some people actually preparing for some potential flooding we are expected to see some rain and possibly some strong winds in the next few hours, maybe possibly tonight and going into this new work week. i'll send it back to you. camila. thanks you so much for that live perspective there. and i'm sure will be able to see more as the sun starts to rise up over that area. >> and of course, we are seeing some more damage across the north bay overnights. this is a car port. well, look at that. that came crashing down in rohnert park. this is on snyder lane around 11, 30 last night. the carr port landed on about 5 from the looks of it. looks like most of the cars might have avoided any serious damage, but still quite a bit

of cleaning up and heavy lifting to do to get that situation taken care of. and in windsor, a driver got stuck on a flooded roadway. just look at that. this is a westside road around 1 o'clock this morning. just another example of why safety officials are warning everyone to be extra careful when they're traveling on the roads today. while we might be seeing a little bit of a break in the rain at this moment. some roadways do remain flooded. we are also seeing more downed trees this camila barco shows talking about one. this was the scene overnight on westside road in forest hill. you can see a large tree line across the entire roadway. there. and as we heard dave also mentioning at the top of the newscast, this could become a common sight as more wind and rain start to sweep across the bay area again over the coming days. and as the ground becomes even more saturated from all that rain, water, we could be seeing even more scenes like this one. this is on west side

road and forest bill, you can see a small mud slide happened overnight that ended up blocking part of at least one lane obstructing traffic. there. an evacuation warning remains in place for people living near the russian river in sonoma county. and let's take a look at a map now showing the affected areas that does stretch from hillsborough to jenner. the river's level is expected to rise higher tonight into tomorrow. anyone below the 40 foot flood level is being asked to get ready to leave at a moment's notice. the advice here is to have your emergency go-bags ready. be sure to include essential medicines and any documents inside that go bag and have a plan for your pets. we're also monitoring power outages across the bay area. it's get a live look now at the pg and e outage map. you can see quite a number of smaller outages affecting thousands of customers all across the bay area. and yop can also see a lot of yellow. there's also

quite a few orange areas on the peninsula and the north bay and each of those little orange dots that you can see on your screen there that indicates up to 5,000 customers there. indyk are experiencing power outages. a reminder that with the increased risk of flooding and downed trees, there's also an increased risk of power outages. so please do have a plan. have, you know, backup flashlights, extra batteries handy. and a tragic. and a tragic end to the search for a missing 19 year-old from pittsburgh. the latest on the case and where police found his body. now the peninsula bic

sunday in san mateo is canceled today because of heavy rain and wind in the open to all traffic looks like - this is file footage showing canada road. so this is not the current condition of it. if you do plan to be outdoors today, a reminder to please travel safely share the road. observe speed limits and be prepared to slow down. in the north bay. a bicyclist is in critical condition after being hit by a car in santa rosa. it happened friday morning at the railroad tracks by hearne avenue. police say the driver of the car stayed on scene and cooperated with the

investigation. the victim's name has not been released at this time. >> and taking a break in the rain that's just for today. however, might even see some rays of sun come out mild temps in the upper 50's there about 60. however, another round of storms tonight into monday night and still upstream or to

>> in the people are bracing for more wet weather and some people haven't even yet

recovered from the last storm. kron four's amanda hari was in mill valley talking with people stocking up on supplies. >> the people i spoke to said they're doing whatever they can to make sure they're prepared for whatever rain may come. they were picking up some last minute items inside of this hardware store. but one thing they couldn't find is what's right outside here. sandbag. the only ones left are out here protecting the store for more water. >> you just deal with it. and as it comes to just just deal with it, ehat was some people sentiment as they picked up last minute items at goodman building supply in mill valley. before more wet weather heads our way. jeff. she had a cart full of items including rain, you know, some people are having trouble getting sandbags that i heard. >> but a lot of different lot of the roofing issues for some places. >> some people are pumping out. i was a lot of pumps and things were needed. lot of shovels and shoveling a lot of very debris in certain areas. well, kathy nagle was getting

something unexpected. i'm getting some aunt. >> product because of the rain. and the and come in the house. the hardware store was actually sold out and repellent because so many people have been purchasing it. the wet weather forces ants to find somewhere dry like people's homes over in canfield, on upper toy on drive. many people are relying on things like batteries and lights because they can't rely on the power. no lights on their people in the neighborhood first lost their power during wednesday's storm. spence throughout it kind a few hours here and there one night. i think we have no power all night. he says they're doing what they can to stay entertained and keep their food fresh. >> things do get challenging. >> that gets cold at night. i've got 3 kids in it start. it's hard to get them up up and out the morning. most people i spoke to said they're grateful for the rain because it helps the drought conditions. but they say this. >> maybe too much of a good thing in mill valley. amanda hari kron. 4 news.

>> and now taking a live look outside at transamerica pyramid where, you know, it's looking dry right now, but things are about to change probably in the coming hours and days. let's check in now with day for the latest. hey. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. yeah, we're getting a nice little break on for today. you know, get what you got to get done outside. prepare for the next round in. it's going to be another rocking week. it looks like ahead. got series of hits will be let you know. we're looking at here. first, a check in with storm tracker for some of this might even be self-generated. and this is something to keep in mind with the sun. joining us as it heats, the atmosphere is going to cause us evaporation. and we do have cold air upstairs, drier, too, but cold air upstairs. so sometimes you can help fill in those clear patches a little bit with new clouds because aloft there is a nice little break in the action as far as winds coming in from the south. that will be the case pretty much as we've experienced over all of this. and the winds really are going to start picking up as until we get to much later for tonight. there's a live shot of the golden gate to get a general idea here. overcast

skies, flags flipped a little bit more like the on shore direction. let's hand it over to future cast for again. opening up those skies a little bit in some selective spots. this is in the afternoon overnight. here it comes. timing appears to start somewhere about say 8 to 10. that's a nice working number. some moderate rain at this point. i don't know if they'll be as much lightning activity with this one is there might be the one on monday night tuesday. we might see some more of that lightning return. potential hail too. and here's the deeper moisture coming in overnight. the heavier rain stopping at about 04:00am or so. you can see the leading edge of that or where it stops starting to filter in through san francisco open line. so the heaviest rain for much of the commute will be concentrated points south east bay peninsula in the south bay contrast with the north bay. and look at that. that's a 6.15, at sunset. but might see the sun come out a little bit for the north bay and maybe san francisco just before we go into darkness and will be yet another batch into monday

night tuesday, handing over the winds. as i mentioned earlier, the wind advisory has been pulled, however, might be reinstated because of this. now, this pops pretty quickly here. the winds kind of build say after midnight, this is 04:00am. and then they drop off pretty quickly. so it may not reach that threshold, but because it's been so stormy, they may least issue something for 6 hours. we're so here's what goes on for the storm monday tuesday, another uptick, again, note, those arrows do pointing due south, we say atmospheric river. yeah, but that means coming from the lower latitudes and for the mountains. that's not the best news. they have a winter storm warning going on. but that means relatively higher elevation snows for this time of year in january. putting this all together for you. mostly cloudy today. mild breaks here and there breezy, enjoy the break. then for tonight. tomorrow we've got rain storms after sunset, heavy rain into monday morning. and then this week we got a morning storms for tuesday. there's a rain brush that happens we take a look at wednesday, thursday and even into friday. in other words,

not or what is going to get it. it looks to be concentrated in the north bay for some of those hits later, which is kind of more traditional a little bit. however, these things can change. and that's something else the weather service is telling people is that, hey, keep in mind that these you just change these lines of rain coming in just a little bit of can make every difference in the world. so these things can change, but it's pretty good for tonight and into monday night of a good hit. all right. temperature check for you for highs scratching near about 60 or lower 60's next couple of days. heavy rain for your monday and then isolated thunder showers. that's the thunder start with storm part. i was talking about tuesday morning even into the morning commute. and after that, it starts to get more dicey and spread out. we'll be talking more about that longer range forecast for you in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> the body of missing 19 year-old damon lazenby junior. a pittsburgh was found saturday in the east bay not far from where his abandoned car was found. less than a week ago. his family is asking for anyone who knows what happened to please come

forward. kron four's noelle bellow has the latest. >> according to family members, damon's body was found in an area already searched by officials and family members. several times earlier this week. and they say the clothes on his body were clean and dry. weather has been. >> pretty bad, horrible. so he was entire 7 days. he's close with that. >> the family believes his body was dumped near highway 4 between port chicago and willow pass sometime early saturday afternoon, officials closed down part of the freeway around 03:00pm saturday to investigate the area. california highway patrol says it's investigating exactly what happened. >> the family tells us they were spreading the word about dame and when they got the strange call about the location of his body was passing up good notices and dryers. >> that's when we found out somebody was a random call. and that's where we found the

location that we found his body that has specially considering the weather being the way it is. >> it definitely is very suspicious. a weird that he would be right there with >> we know dry. everything family describes the 19 year-old has a typical teenager, happy-go-lucky, joking all the time. a prankster. they say he spent his time working and playing video games will be missed. lot. >> well, the sister just we praise right here just we know there will family says it's do it didn't know we can get some go to. >> anyone with information on what happened or who may have seen something saturday afternoon along highway 4 is being asked to contact concord police or chp. noelle bellow kron. 4 news still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the city of san francisco taking steps to protect highways and other infrastructure ahead. >> of the next round of

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san francisco street repair crews worked on erosion control along the great highway next to ocean beach. the last storm caused major damage to the area. and these efforts are meant to protect the infrastructure along the highway. and climatologist and state water. officials say we are seeing the best start to california snowpack in over a decade. they say the january

measurement was a promising sign. the snowpack supplies roughly one-third of the state's water. >> since most of the winter season has just begun. major reservoirs are still holding below average amount of water, but smaller reservoirs in northern california are sitting above their average for this time of year. and now to the latest on marvel star jeremy renner and his long road to recovery. on saturday, he thanked the medical team in his intensive care unit on instagram. the hawkeye actor suffered severe injuries during a snowplow accident on new year's day. men are celebrated his 52nd birthday just yesterday he posted a message along with the photo thanking his icu care team. and this is the 3rd update we've gotten from runner as he continues to rest and recover. wish him a speedy recovery. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we are currently seeing a break in the rain but it is not over yet. >> bar has more from the weather center in just a few go

back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr. >> is in the weather center tracking the latest and a more rain is on the way out to about 2 big hits that were they watching is going to be timed out pretty much the same. it's monday morning, basically in tuesday morning. it starts in the overnight. >> but that's the impact that to most people are going to feel obviously as they get out

and about. we'll be breaking that down a little bit more. so here's a quick check of the storm tracker 4. as you can see, it's got a couple little splotches on it. most of the action, however, remains up in the mountains. the flood watch still with us until tuesday, the wind advisory has been pulled. you can see the tan color way up north and off the central valley. it's a different forecast office but up north, they already posted for monday morning storm reflecting that. so our monterey office will probably be coming out in the next few hours with the package reflecting all of that. the only thing about it is appears that the wind burst is relatively quick. it doesn't last for long so they may not. but do the power issues. we have the they may still do that anyway to issue something. all right. let's go into this fog real quick here today. sunshine's out a little bit. we've got breezy conditions. so the fog doesn't really settle. however, tonight, as we talked about, here comes the rain 8 to 10. yeah. with the fall with it. tomorrow morning, the heaviest rain will be say it's 7 o'clock. a line from san francisco, oakland points

south and north bay. the heavy stuff will be over probably by dawn and getting into the later commute. look at how the moisture departs there. we get a break monday afternoon. again in the north bay and maybe dwwn amid bay. but then in the south bay, it looks like it's still hangs on a bit with rain. putting this into motion. you can see off to the west. a nice break. the thing that's a problem here is all the surface moisture with the cold air aloft. it will fill back up again later on. these are rain totals that are being estimated for these different locations until tuesday. so we're putting monday storm in their monday morning and tuesday morning storm in there north. but you're looking at other 4 inches. these are quick round round back of the envelope estimations, san francisco peninsula. good 4 inches east bay, 3 to 4 south bay at about 3 and even moderate out of 4 to 8. now, that's an interesting point because of the storm systems change their track the little bit that can change every difference in the world. and that's particularly critical. we get to the latter portion of this week will be some favoritism on the rain. here's a look at what the day is.

we've got some rays of sun coming out. essentially the mostly cloudy again, the surface moisture turning somewhat cloudy by 2. and then again after sunset. that's when the rain will start up. we're going to take a look more at the week ahead. coming up in just a bit. 70, thanks very much, dave. >> in the east bay, all the wind and rain is bringing in business for tree arborist and also keeping first responders busy kron four's philippe djegal reports from clayton. >> the sand over here past clients. gold certified arborist alex saturday to remove a pine tree leaning against their fence. but it's the adjacent redwood tree that right? when he arrived on scene. i've never been this scared in my life in the strengthening. when young was, trees dot com noticed the base of the redwood was shifting, signaling a fall was imminent. you're looking at the replay. do the tree. >> flexing under wind gust. see most had the concerned and

responsible homeowners called the clayton police department officers and public works responded to quickly keep cars crane on its way. going to come in here, hopefully set up in the neighbor's yard. start taking this thing piece by piece. so we avoid it. >> so we anything. >> hamilton tree service was phoned in to use their machine remotely operated. that wraps and cuts trees down with an attached. chainsaw, eliminating the need for a person actually climb and tear down trouble trees in this case, both the leaning pine and shifting redwood were removed. the ground isn't necessarily week. >> it's we have a poor soil structure here. we have a lot of clay. unclear. absorbs a lot of water. so there's nowhere for this water to go. that's that's really the problem. the problem solved without any property damage or injuries because the homeowners acted quickly and you almost need to >> live a tree care industry

in clayton, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in rio del mar and santa cruz county. this is what's left after the recent weather collapsed. a bridge cleanup efforts are underway after sidewalks were covered in mud. much of the walkways surrounding the coastline in the area are still closed. and now it's road is most likely going to be closed for another week as cleanup efforts continue there. that roadway is still shut down in both directions as caltrans crews tried to clean up as much as possible following the last round of rain. this is again in fremont. the storm caused mudslides, landslides, and debris to litter the highway. now it's canyon road is closed between old canyon road in fremont. that's east of mission boulevard and main street in snow. i'll just look at that. a powerful wave washed away pieces of bridge in sidewalk on a cliffside in

santa cruz. this video shows the waves continuing to crash along the shoreline and some of the damage after the bot bomb cyclone that battered our coastline. santa cruz police say the recent weather has prompted them to warn beachgoers to watch out for rogue waves and debris in the water. big waves aren't stopping some bold surfers from taking advantage of the swells brought by the recent storms. you can see surfers riding the steep waves in san francisco. there. >> with the golden gate bridge in the background city officials and experts are reminding people to stay safe during these high surf conditions. in the south bay valley. water is releasing water from several reservoirs in santa clara county before the heaviest rain comes through. >> the agency says releasing water from the reservoirs allows them to make room for possible runoff. that could come with the next storm. in pacifica, the high tide and crashing waves. that sharp park beach this morning cause some flooding in the area. in

this video sent to us by viewer. someone starts driving through. as you can see there and by standards could be heard yelling. that idea. this serves as a reminder that if you see any standing water, you. >> probably well. experts say you don't want to drive through it because it can actually be deeper. then it looks so. don't do it. >> you can learn more about weather conditions in your neighborhood on our website or on the kron 4 app, you'll find full forecast interactive radar and weather alerts. just download the kron. 4 app from the app store or google play. in national news now that the house of representatives has selected a new speaker, congress can get back to work. the vote to select representative kevin speaker lasted 4 days and took a historic 15 ballots after several republican members of congress refused to vote for mccarthy. kron four's spoke with east bay congresswoman barbara lee on all this. she talked with us about the

potential challenges she thinks mccarthy could have leading the house and the republican party. >> now, though, 6 plus individuals of the freedom caucus are going to make sure they're reading the show and there are a few moderate republicans left. you just are going to go for it. and and let me tell you, i don't know how long he's going to survive the speaker. so dealing with a house of representatives where you have the insurrectionists and the mega republicans running the show. now that's the calm to the context in which you're going to see happen. legislation and not being done the work of the people not being done because of the infighting and because of what donald trump magen republicans want to do to this country. >> the house of representatives reconvenes tomorrow. the first thing they have to do is pass a new set of house rules. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. the forty-niners get ready to wrap up their regular season

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>> now to bay area football. the forty-niners can secure the number one seed in the nfc by beating the cardinals today and having the eagles lose to the giants. >> the niners have been led by working quarterback brock purdy, who has won his first 4 starts and he's thrown at least 2 touchdowns in 5

straight games. her to grew up in arizona watching the cardinals. he says he's excited to take on his old favorite team. >> i think it's really want to a number of games growing and yeah, i mean, they're definitely like they're my home state team. and so to be able to go up against some of these pretty cool, a lot of our family and friends, you know, from where we're from all cardinal fans, everything so it's pretty cool, but same time i'm at for my life where, you know, i am or am. and it's another team that has to go up against him, not trying to get, you know, more than what it is. so definitely thankful to be where i'm at, but it is. it's another game. >> kickoff for today's game is set for one. 25 at levi stadium. >> stephanie, we're taking a break in the rain going on for your sunday. almost kind of like a sweet sunday here. we may even see couple rays of sun. give you a break with everything going on. but buckle up because we've got a couple are rocking over nights and mornings. coming up, we'll

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>> all right. take a live look outside at our camera here. and this is downtown san francisco. wow, just look how overcast and hazy it is. and it looks quite chilly out there to at this hour. it is 7.44. this morning. let's

check in with >> what are you seeing? >> well, it's a kind of situation you're talking about there, stephanie. a lot of cloud cover, although we looks for some breaks in the clouds and check out what's going on in tahoe. boy, they've gotten singh shot here. this is a daughter summit. look at the camera shaking. this is all why they have a winter storm warning in place at the high winds and some cases that can reach up to hurricane strength. that's an unusual with these winter storms and snow that looking for maybe adding perhaps a half a foot or so additional to this. but the elevation levels are fairly high. we're talking up there about 6,000 feet being the winter months and this latitude. we want to see him get down to around 4,000 feet. maybe 3500 and gather all of that. but this is what it looks like now currently on storm tracker, 4 looking at tahoe. give you a general idea what's going on up there. this warnings around until 04:00am on wednesday member. there's a delay. and after we get to the 2nd half of our week, it gets broken up in terms of the rain lined up in the precipitation,

not everybody is going to get it all the same time like the storms that are very well encompassing everybody. so this again is until 4 o'clock. this a blue, by the way, is a winter storm. watch again. they'll be building on that later on today. tahoe forecast for simple keep the snow coming over the next couple of days. temperatures hold in the 30's, but a lot of times we like to see him a little cooler than that. obviously with cooler air. but the same scenario is in place. we have this lower latitude moisture. it's, you know, the air that's warmer coming from the ocean. it has more moisture and it simply put there for these storms tend to be very wet, unlike systems to come out of the gulf of alaska there cold can park all that moisture up in the mountains. and it's not quite so copious moisture for the lower levels where we are in the bay area. so hitting or a future cast for this is the quick few now what's going on for today? mostly cloudy, although couple breaks of sun going on for today. here comes the rain after 06:00pm after sunset to about midnight or so. and it continues all

overnight, starting to let off up in the north bay during the mid to latter portion of the commute. say about 07:00am or so. but still quite active in the east and south bay all day. just about in some spots there. santa cruz mountains don't need to hear this. and then and a look at this up there. we have some clearing actually occurring up in the north bay between actually see the sun come out and the north bay as it continues to rain heavy in the south bay. i'm seeing so much of that going on. but this underscores the point got to keep with us because these forecast runs can change. and if you just change this just a little bit in direction, it would change everything for the bay area. now the rainfall totals in the short term period. we're looking from now forward. i'm not much happens today because we're getting a break. then overnight here it starts to build from 8 o'clock. there's the coverage we're going to get say by 07:00am so 3 quarters of an inch of rain around the bay inland numbers. look to be more of a bonanza well over an inch. and that just freezes that it's 07:00am as we have yet another storm for tuesday morning. there's

monday storm tuesday's others tuesdays wednesdays. interesting. this is big, big scola, big, broad strokes here. but we don't know exactly the coverage area. we get to the latter portion of the week. okay. so we get a little closer. we'll know who's going to impacted. how? because it's not going to be the same as these other storms. it looks like the broad base strokes the east bay may be spared in terms of the quantity of rain that we're getting as we get to the latter portion, the rain with those storms wet into next weekend and it looks like into the following week, although that somewhat familiar work breaks up like that and we don't get the rain into next monday tuesday. we'll see if that holds together. 7 day forecast. very stormy early part of the weekend. we've got heavy rain tomorrow morning. tuesday morning, isolated thunder showers and hail, possibly. and that sun pokes out a bit. want to mention thursday into friday. same kind of thing could happen in some parts of the bay here where it's heavy rain. one spot, another spot, maybe not much rain or maybe in the sun coming a little bit. no major drop in temperatures were still in the warm sector here.

mid latitudes. we're not getting that cold air from the gulf of alaska. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> many americans are back to traveling the world again. and in fact, kron four's vicki liviakis recently spent christmas in cairo on this morning's dine in. does she takes us to egypt for a meal, but the pharaohs might approve of. >> it's an exotic place, a civilization dating back thousands of years. the great pyramids drawing millions of tourist, a feast for the eyes. so what about a good meal? really have a hankering for chips what better than to at the foot of the pyramids. >> we're not talking. san francisco's pyramid building. these are ancient pyramids of giza. >> and you get there by horse and cart or camel there and quench your thirst and what your appetite foods named

after king khufu. it's a new restaurant with some of the most incredible views you'll find anywhere. the cuisine, traditional egyptian with a modern twist like jean and this stuffed pigeon with flavors fit for a pharaoh, the most our server walks us through the myriad of dishes like this lacey. she's ball then push shari chickpeas, heirloom tomatoes from 3 spicy dips, chicken, livers and dates on. there's the eggplant baba ganoush pita bread called a that's just for starters. this mix grill definitely over the top and then we'll drink in the views. thank you. and the nice bottle of white. not from france or napa valley, but from an egyptian something to sip on. while you soak up the amazing sights in giza egypt. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news that certainly looks delicious. >> and the consumer electronics show is back and

there's plenty to see with lg. sony and google showing off their latest and even 80's brand trying to make a comeback. frederick excuse me are rich demuro takes a closer look in this morning's tech smart. >> the show floor is officially open here at cs 2023 in las vegas. the crowds are back and so are some of the biggest names in technology. every company wants to grab your attention at c e s. >> and you're going to feel like you are in the music because it's going to be moving around you or i to the convention center in a $200,000 car is one way this mercedes maybach is the first to have apple music built-in with dolby atmos, spatial audio. >> well, that was quite the way to start the day. and here we are cs. cs, 2023 is the year. the crowds are back. >> there's an excitement the air. all these people been away for 3 years, they haven't

seen each other and excited to be back in the will of the companies working really cool. fun. stop at google. a look at a new version of android auto that takes advantage of various screen sizes. that's a cool thing about it is no matter what kind of car you have always said that and give you the same set of functionality. tv's are a mainstay. they always seem to get bigger, brighter and sharper every year. lg does a wall of tvs. and this year they have 260. 55 led panels. >> creating a remarkable display. lg has its first wireless o led tv on display. but just don't need to run a wire to plug it in their color. changing fridge called moved up, will put a smile on your face. now you can change the color of your refrigerator just by tapping out, went from blue to red. it's also a bluetooth speaker tcl changing the way it names its popular tv's gone is the 4, 5, and 6 series in its place is the

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. happy sunday, december. the 8th to you. our top story. communities across the bay area are seeing damage this morning after a powerful storm moved through overnight and more severe weather is on the way. we have team coverage for you with camila barco in the east bay taking a look at the damage and cleanup efforts happening there this morning. let's check in first with meteorologist dave spahr. he's tracking the movement and timing of this latest weather system. dave, what you know? stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. we're getting a little bit of a break in the action going on

for today. let people get out. do some cleanup, prepare and whatever. because tonight the rain comes back again. >> a lot of overcast skies, although some breaks in the skies already to be had moon was actually poking out a little bit here will probably see the sun do the same a bit today. but because of all the surface moisture is going to fill in those clear patches. we have actually of a layer of some very dry air right above us here. but will get enough mixing to really get rid of all this moisture in time, particularly with the short days that we have flood watch that's in place until tuesday. the wind advisory that's changed a little bit. it was until 1 o'clock. they've pulled it from the our forecast office, solano county that comes out of the sacramento office. and you can see there still knee-deep in this. there's a new one to come potentially for us because of the new storm up north. that's the tan color you see they're already had. the wind advisory posted for the next storm system. i suspect will maybe see one as well. although this pop does not last that long, though, of the high winds, we have some southerly winds continuing were still on the mild to warm

sector for the winter months. that's what's providing all of this moisture. when we get the rain, there's the break aloft. notice to the lower hand left hand side of your screen. all that puppy white, right? that's the storm tonight after sunset. but before midnight, you'll feel the effects going on with 50's right now across most of the geography. 49 for a 48 for napa got 53. san francisco. but the fog is kind of interesting because the sun is not going to be role lively today, but there's enough of a wind to kind of keep the fog away. then with the next storm system, you see it all kind of redevelop there. shortly after the witching hour and then clears out real quickly in tomorrow afternoon, although it looks like the rain will hold on to the south bay throughout the afternoon and evening hours while the north bay may actually see the sun return for today, mostly cloudy, turning more less, mostly cloudy. by the time we get to the mid afternoon as the next storm starts to take. hold on walk you through what to expect over the next about 24 hours or so. and we'll be looking, of course, later down the stream for the rest of the week. stephanie, thanks very much. day.

>> another big story we're following. one person had to be rescued in castro valley after a large tree fell on top of their house kron four's camila barco is live in castro valley with a look at the extent of this damage in camila. how bad are we talking about? >> yeah, i mean, this tree just split this home in half were look at that that person is very lucky to be alive this morning. just from the damage that i am seeing. take a look right now. you can see that tree still here after it fell on top of this home around 4 o'clock in the afternoon and try to zoom in. so you guys can get a look at the damage you can just see that that tree. fell on top of this home. the roof of this home has collapsed. this barely any scratches be can just see that the tree now laying on the road. take a look at some of the video and images coming in from yesterday afternoon after

this tree fell. alameda county fire department says that it happened around 4 in the afternoon yesterday. they rescued one person who was inside the home when that tree fell. that person was taken to a nearby hospital to be treated for injuries. however, this morning, 2 adults and 4 children are now displaced after this tree fell on top of this home. we have been seeing neighbors come out throughout the morning. looking at some of the damages. i did speak to one neighbor who is pretty angry that this mess has not been cleaned up there still wondering why no crews are out at this hour cleaning up the tree. there are plenty of downed wires right now. we do hear from the neighbors that the power is out. the have cut off the power again. i want you guys to take a live look out here. you can just see that tree has collapsed. you can also see plenty of downed wires here. and this is in the middle of the road that tree fell on top of home. and the

tree is now also on this road, blocking the road. no crews are out here at this hour, stephanie. we're trying to figure out when this mess will be cleaned up, especially since we're now going to be entering this next storm system that is supposed to come through later tonight for now. send it back to you. >> all right. thanks so much, camilla, for that live perspective. and hopefully they're able to get everything cleaned soon. and we are seeing more damage across the north bay overnight. this is a carport that came crashing down last night and boehner park. this is on snyder lane around 11, 30 last night. and you can see that carport. it did land on about 5 cars from the looks of the video. looks like most of the cars of might have avoided any serious damage. but, you know, the property owner is going to have quite a cleanup ahead of them. getting that big carport out of the way and in wins or this driver got stuck on a

flooded roadway. misses on westside road around one this morning. just another example of why safety officials are asking everyone to please the extra careful on the roads today. you want to avoid driving through standing water. and while we might be seeing a little break in the rain, some roadways do remain flooded. so just don't drive through water like this. we're also seeing more downed trees this morning. this was the scene overnight on westside road in forest hill. you can see a large tree line across the entire roadway. there. as dave has been saying his entire morning, this could be this could become a more common sight with more wind and rain coming over the next few days. and as the ground becomes even more saturated from all the rain water we could see more scenes like this. this is also a westside road in forest hill. and you can see a small landslide happened overnight, blocking part of at least one lane affecting traffic in the area. now to the east bay, taking a look now at this video showing

a tree down in richmond. this video is from the citizen app and the incident happened around 5.40, last night on hinkley avenue. you can see the tree was ripped up by its roots. this is just one of several trees were told that came down last night in that area. so a lot of cleanup for folks in that neighborhood as well. we are also monitoring power outages across the bay area. taking a live look at the pg e outage map as things stand right now. you can see a bunch of smaller outages affecting thousands of customers all across the bay area. lots of yellow spots there, but they're also quite a few orange spots as well on the peninsula, north bay and further inland. each of those orange dots to indicate up to 5,000 customers are experiencing power outages. and a reminder that with the increased risk of flooding and downed trees in the coming days, there's also going to be an increased risk of your power going out. so make sure

you have a plan. have a few extra flashlights, batteries handy. you can learn more about the latest weather conditions in your neighborhood on our website or on the kron 4 at you'll find full forecasts, interactive radar and weather alerts. they're just download the kron. 4 app from the app store or through google play. a tragic end to the search for a missing 19 year-old from pittsburgh. the latest on the case and where police found

>> in the north bay, a bicyclist is in critical condition after being hit by a car in santa rosa. it happened friday morning at the railroad tracks by her avenue. police say the driver of the car stayed on scene and cooperated with the investigation. the victim's name has not been released at this time. on the peninsula bicycle sunday in san mateo is canceled today because of expected heavy rain and wind in the forecast. you're looking at file video of canada road on a better day. possibly obviously it's sunday there, but that those weather conditions are going to be very different in the coming days as a reminder, if you drive or ride please do travel safely. share the road. observe speed limits and be prepared to slow down. >> keep that rain gear handy. you're going to need it all next week, even though it looks like today, a little break in the action here might even see a couple rays of sun temperatures hold in the upper 50's to near about 60 or so.

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>> in the north bay, people are bracing for more wet weather and some people still haven't yet recovered from the last storm. kron four's amanda hari was in mill valley talking with people stocking up on supplies >> the people i spoke to said they're doing whatever they can to make sure they're prepared for whatever rain may come. they were picking up some last minute items inside of this hardware store. but

one thing they couldn't find is what's right outside here. sandbag. the only ones left are out here protecting the store for more water. >> you just deal with it. and as it comes to just just deal with it, that was some people sentiment as they picked up last minute items at goodman building supply in mill valley. before more wet weather heads our way. jeff. she had a cart full of items including rain, you know, some people are having trouble getting sandbags that i heard. >> but a lot of different lot of the roofing issues for some places. >> some people are pumping out. i was a lot of pumps and things were needed. lot of shovels and shoveling a lot of very debris in certain areas. well, kathy nagle was getting something unexpected. i'm getting some aunt product because of the rain. and the and come in the house. the hardware store was actually sold out and repellent because so many people have been purchasing it. >> the wet weather forces ants to find somewhere dry like people's homes over in

canfield, on upper toy on drive. many people are relying on things like batteries and lights because they can't rely on the power. no lights on their people in the neighborhood first lost their power during wednesday's storm. spence throughout it kind a few hours here and there one night. i think we had no power all night. he says they're doing what they can to stay entertained and keep their food fresh. >> things do get challenging. >> that gets cold at night. i've got 3 kids in it start. it's hard to get them up up and out the morning. most people i spoke to said they're grateful for the rain because it helps the drought conditions. but they say this. >> maybe too much of a good thing in mill valley. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right. and now we saw the business owners. they're getting ready with the sandbags. so good news is that they're getting prepared. but what's the warning for folks in other parts of the bay area day? >> one for chance. more of the same that's already on saturated ground. good morning, stephanie, everybody. and with all of that, you

could pose again more problems and we out some winds to what we're looking at. another burst of winds going on for tonight overnight into tomorrow morning. and again, it's saturated ground utility issues. all of that's encompassing this, you know, in winter months, it tends to be our wettest time period anyway. but for economy purposes, it would be nice if it was colder because we'll be able to store all that up in the mountains. we get a lot less and a lot less including here. but a lot of this is going to be wasted any ways you can see. here's what we've got right now on the east bay shoreline. kind of hazy, overcast skies, although some blue trying to break out here and there expect couple raise the sun to come with storm tracker. 4 quiet for now. there's a little break in the action. here's what develops tonight overnight to your monday morning when tracker. here's what we got right now. way some breezy conditions again, the continuation of winds from the south sometimes after a storm, they come in from the north or the northeast. we just haven't been in that category over the last couple of days, just because of the storm track has been a little too far in this

direction. if it were a little different, get the consolation of some drier air filtering back in here for today. some breaks in the clouds, but basically mostly cloudy, not a lot of temperature moving either, but a break in the rain. that's what we need to hear. then tonight, it redevelops. here comes the rain. this will probably be a lot of lightning until the latter portion of it going through the overnight hours tomorrow morning. stop at just about 06:00am or so. most of the bay still well involved before dawn, but the north bay starting to break out of that in the late afternoon early evening hours might see some sun poke out a little bit, but still quite active. even as late as 7 o'clock off towards the south a little bit. that's another breather until a new storm system by bubbles up for monday night. that may also have some more lightning activity worth noting it. the winds, as i mentioned earlier, the wind advisory has been pulled because we're supposed to go to 1 o'clock today. however, up north in north state, they've already posted that. so for the new storm from on tonight and monday. so we'll probably hear more about this more weather service a

little bit later on. but here, the wind projections, you can see they pop not for long, but they popped a little while back in the business of the 20's is kind of an estimation on that. it may not feel the threshold they feel for a wind advisory and this is for monday night and tuesday morning's storm system putting a week together here for today. we've got mostly cloudy, mild, breezy, enjoy the break. tonight, rain and storms after sunset 2 tomorrow morning. and then for the week tuesday morning, stormy. but got to rein brush will color for wednesday, thursday and even friday. this is where geography matters. this is where it gets to be more. we're exactly sure how this comes together. so that's where hold some hope here. we might be able to skirt away from some of the deeper moisture with all of that will see. we get closer to today's highs, upper 50's in the early part of the week. heavy rain with isolated thunder showers on your tuesday in a bit. we'll walk through some of the at least broad base models to give you an idea what to expect for the entire weekend. it's going to be what into next weekend public, stephanie. all good to have

the umbrellas ready. thank you so much, dave. >> the body of missing 19 year-old damon live lazenby excuse me, damon lazenby junior of pittsburgh was found saturday in the east bay. his family is asking for anyone who knows what happened to please come forward. kron four's noelle bellow has more. >> according to family members, damon's body was found in an area already searched by officials and family members. several times earlier this week. and they say the clothes on his body were clean and dry. weather has been. >> pretty bad, horrible. so he was an entire 7 days. he's close with that. >> the family believes his body was dumped near highway 4 between port chicago and willow pass sometime early saturday afternoon, officials closed down part of the freeway around 03:00pm saturday to investigate the area. california highway patrol says it's investigating exactly what happened. >> the family tells us they

were spreading the word about dame and when they got the strange call about the location of his body was passing up good notices and wires. >> that's when we found out somebody wasn't a random call. and that's what we found. the location. we found. but does. but especially considering the weather being the way it is. >> it definitely is very suspicious. a weird that he would be right there with >> we know dry. everything family describes the 19 year-old has a typical teenager, happy-go-lucky, joking all the time. a prankster. they say he spent his time working and playing video games will be missed. >> lot. we know the sisters just we praise right here just really close. that was just it's do it right. didn't know we can get some information breaks and 2. >> anyone with information on what happened or who may have seen something saturday afternoon along highway 4 is

being asked to contact concord police or chp. noelle bellow kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the set city of san francisco. >> taking steps to protect highways and other infrastructure ahead of the next round of storms more tom after miss. after the break. ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪

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will be quite busy by this evening, ok, we have much of the same statements we've been talking about that the flood advisory that's coming flood watch. excuse me. that's bay area wide. meanwhile, that wind advisory has been chipped away a bit. a county comes out of the sacramento office. so they're still hanging on. but a new one will probably be issued later in the next couple of hours to cover this next storm system. the only thing about this is it looks like the winds spurt is very short. little of the short-lived. so sometimes it's very short. they don't issue a wind advisory with that. but maybe because of all the storminess we've had, they may do that. keep the awareness now a lot. you can see some clearing trying to happen. but remember, we have all the surface moisture and at the sun comes out at all and starts to warm us. all that just provides evaporation and boom. there we go again. we do have some much drier air aloft and that is going to stay until the next storm gets here. rain totals. what we're talking about here is how much we're going to pick up. we're a empty out. the rain bucket now let it set. these are estimations by tuesday afternoon, north bay. you're looking about 4 inches.

obviously the higher elevations look to get more san francisco in the peninsula about 4 inches, 3 to 4 for the east bay, 3 for the south bay, but it really gets deep down south monterey, 4 to 8 and santa cruz county is 6 to 8. perhaps that's again, higher elevations will get that up to mount hamilton are in santa cruz mountains. proper will get more. but even in the valley you what you'll get to copious amounts of moisture with all of this as you've already had, there's the cloudy skies, basically mostly cloudy for much of the day clouds refill and whatever we have that opens up only to make way for the next storm system. so coming up a little bit here will be talking about again, the short term period, but a longer range period because the latter portion of the week while it still does look disturbed an unsettled other some nuances with all that as well. we may get some breaks in that action to stephanie. thanks very much, dave. >> as the next storm system moves in, people across the bay area are preparing yet again for potential flooding. four's gayle ong was in san francisco or some people. there are stocking up on sandbags.

>> back tomorrow. saturday afternoon, san franciscan stopped by the city's public works sandbag distribution yard before another round of rain and wind moves into the bay area. the city april to meet demand this time around the site. well, stock after completely running out of them this past week to serve. we've got, you know, that man. have a good day, the first up light now allowing the city to increase its limit on sandbags per household and businesses. >> from 5 to 10 words going to be ready because we got more rain coming. >> thank you guys. built lives in the city's mission district. one of the city's low-lying areas that we've had flooding in the past. and we are going to do our part to keep water out of our homes and clear drains and, you know, protect their neighbors in our city. >> this video of san francisco from last saturday on new year's eve. >> one restaurant owner in the mission says the flood damage is sending him back. at least $50,000. meantime, san

francisco public works. crews kept busy all week cleaning up the mess caused by wednesday storm. i feel like the new year's eve one was the worst. river drummond not taking any chances ahead of the next round of heavy rain. she stopped by to stock up on sandbags in our apartment. we a little area in our backyard that. >> thankfully, no big flooding yet, but it does trip into our garage. so just wanted try to remedy that and really these are free and available now. >> and if you haven't picked up your sandbags yet, san francisco dpw will reopen on sunday from 08:00am to 02:00pm reporting from san francisco. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, all the wind and rain is bringing in business for tree arborist and keeping first responders busy kron four's philippe djegal reports from clayton. >> it's an over here. past clients called certified

arborist alex saturday to remove a pine tree leaning against their fence. but it's the adjacent redwood tree that right. when he arrived on scene. i've never been this scared in my life in the strengthening wind, trees dot com. notice the base of the redwood was shifting signaling a fall was imminent. you're looking at the replay. do the tree. >> flexing under wind gust. see most had the concerned and responsible homeowners called the clayton police department. >> officers and public works responded to quickly keep cars crane on its way. going to come in here. hopefully set up in the neighbor's yard. start taking this thing piece by piece. so we avoid. >> so we've won anything. >> hamilton tree service was phoned in to use their machine remotely operated. that wraps and cuts trees down with an attached. chainsaw, eliminating the need for a person actually climb and tear

down troubled trees. in this case, both the leaning pine and shifting redwood were removed. the ground isn't necessarily week. >> it's we have a poor soil structure here. we have a lot of clay. unclear. absorbs a lot of water. so there's nowhere for this water to go. that's that's really the problem. the problem solved without any property damage or injuries because the homeowners acted quickly and he almost did to >> live a tree care industry in clayton, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in rio del mar and santa cruz county. this is what's left after the recent weather collapsed. a bridge cleanup efforts are underway after sidewalks were covered in mud. much of the walkway surrounding the coastline in the area are still closed. cleanup certainly does continue. and now it's canyon road in fremont is most likely going to be closed for another week as cleanup efforts continue there. the road is still shut down in both directions as caltrans crews try to clean up as much as possible after the last round

of rain, the storm caused mudslides, landslides and debris to litter the roadway. now it's canyon road is closed canyon road in fremont. that's east of mission boulevard and main street in snow. that's quite a splash. take a look at this powerful waves washed away pieces of a bridge and sidewalk on a cliffside in santa cruz. this video shows the waves continuing to crash along the shore an some of the damage after that bomb cyclone battered the coast just a few days ago, santa cruz police say that the recent weather has prompted them to warn beachgoers to watch out for road waves and debris in the water. in the south bay valley. water is releasing water from several reservoirs in santa clara county before the heaviest rain comes through. the agency says releasing water from the reservoirs allows them to make room for possible runoff. that

could come with the next storm. is in pacifica, high tide and crashing waves that sharp park beach saturday morning cause some flooding in the areas you can see there. >> and then this video sent to us by a viewer. you can see someone driving. >> flood waters says bystanders yell that idea. and this does serve as a reminder. safety officials say that if you see standing water, you probably do not want to drive through it. >> it could be deeper than it actually looks. >> you can learn more about weather conditions in your neighborhood on our website or on the kron. 4 app, you'll find full forecasts, interactive radar and weather alerts. just download the kron. 4 app from the app store or google play. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the forty-niners. >> getting ready to wrap up the regular season before the attention turns to the playoffs. we hear what rookie quarterback brock purdy is saying about today's match up saying about today's match up with the arizona cardinals

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>> and thrown at least 2 touchdowns in 5 straight games. her to grew up in arizona watching the cardinals. he says he's excited to take on his old favorite team. >> i think it's really want to a number of games growing and yeah, i mean, they're definitely like they're my home state team. and so to be able to go up against some of these pretty cool, a lot of our family and friends, you know, from where we're from all cardinal fans, everything so it's pretty cool, but same time i'm at for my life where, you know, i am or am. and it's another team that has to go up against him, not trying to get, you know, more than what it is. so definitely thankful to be where i'm at, but it is. it's another game. >> kickoff for today's game is set for one. 25 at levi stadium. >> and the weather cooperating with that as we take a break and all the action by upstream, more traffic to be had. that's right. we're talking late tonight overnight into monday morning. same deal

into tuesday morning. still unsettled as we finish off the week. 2 will put this all together for you. but kron 4 morning news welcome kron 4

morning news. good morning, everybody. we are talking about how we're getting a little break in the action for today. so enjoy your sunday. setting up a tahoe, though, real quick. this is a daughter summit and look how the camera is what was shaking quite a bit as new snow being added,

big-time winds, particularly in those higher elevations, winds can exceed hurricane strength in terms of gusts. now, the amounts generally speaking in this winter storm warning they're at 7,000 feet. that's going to be somewhere approaching. maybe a foot between now and wednesday. however, in some of those higher elevations and some localized areas, it extends beyond that, too. the footage. meanwhile, there's also winter storm watch has been posted as you can see. that's that blue. but the warning covers a lot of real estate, as you will see. again, this is until 04:00am on wednesday. gives you an idea what we're looking for. even on the home front in terms of the timing of the rain for the early part of the week, snow falls temps hold just above freezing each day to do some melting their 31 on tuesday. not so much there. but back to 38 on wednesday. so we're still in the same air mass sector as well. sfo. good news here. no delays being even some sun poking out just a little bit. there. so we're getting this break that we talked about. here is your sunday. here's the overnight into monday. a little bit of

monday afternoon here and then some tuesday as well. so that's the but the time period we're looking at what's look at the short term period here as well as open up the skies in a couple little spots of time. so variable clouds, that's optimistic. we'll see mostly cloudy on that with a couple raise. a son overnight. here comes the between 8 midnight. 01:00am another patches of some very heavy rain thrown in here. don't think we'll see as much lightning activity with this yet. that's really the monday tuesday storm to get some kind of education. the atmosphere late on monday up in the north bay, rather late in the morning. you can see that the rain really settles down on the north bay and it's pretty much across the east bay peninsula in the south bay and the skies start to open up in the afternoon. a little bit up in the north bay. they do so to the east and south. but that looks to be as we approach sunset with that. but the rain does turn off temporarily before the next storm system. straight out, the rain bucket. now here's what we collect. not much happens during the day. a couple of sprinkles, perhaps there and here and there. and

we get to later tonight. here's the collection box as we approach tomorrow morning at 8, we're picking up somewhat over an as you can see, all those inland areas around the immediate bay. it's more modest, relatively speaking with oakland over 3 quarters of an inch of rain, but almost an inch for san francisco. long-range forecasters are break into monday morning tuesday and then for wednesday, thursday, friday gets interesting here in a friday saturday. yeah, everybody gets involved all the way down to socal and all the way up north to seattle. but the wednesday thursday, friday zone, that's going to be more broken up a little bit. not everybody's going to get hit with that. at the same time. so that's we do a little closer because the positioning of the storms as very critical, you go off by 5200 miles and i can throw everything way off. so as approach a little closer, we'll see maybe some hope of drying out as we get into the following week. maybe it looks it breaks up. just a touchw there. here's your seven-day forecast. clearly monday tuesday morning hours going to be nasty, prepare accordingly. might see some sun coming out

here wednesday as we start to get more grazed air favoring the west. that means san francisco, oakland line north bay, not so much in the east bay. the thinking right now is high temperatures. upper 50's note the lows inland. this is the winter months. we can easily dip into the 20's after storms. we're not. we're staying in the upper 40's were still going to stay in the mild sector through that period there. stephanie, thanks very much, david. >> many americans are traveling the world again. and in fact, kron four's vicki liviakis recently spent christmas in cairo. wow. on this morning's dine and dish, takes us to egypt for a meal that the pharaohs might approve of. >> it's an exotic place, a civilization dating back thousands of years. the great pyramids drawing millions of tourist, a feast for the eyes. so what about a good meal? really have a hankering for 2, what better than to at the foot of the pyramids.

>> we're not talking. san francisco's pyramid building. these are ancient pyramids of giza. >> and you get there by horse and cart or camel there and to quench your thirst and what your appetite foods named after king khufu. it's a new restaurant with some of the most incredible views you'll find anywhere. the cuisine, traditional egyptian with a modern twist like jean and this stuffed pigeon with flavors fit for a pharaoh, the most our server walks us through the myriad of dishes like this lacey. she's ball then push ari chick peas, heirloom tomatoes from 3 spicy dips, chicken, livers and dates on. there's the eggplant baba ganoush pita bread called ace bilardi time. and that's just for starters. this mix grill definitely over the top and then we'll drink in the views. thank you. and the nice bottle of white. not from

france or napa valley, but from an egyptian something to sip on. while you soak up the amazing sights in giza egypt. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. what an incredible adventure there. >> and the consumer electronics show is back and there's plenty to see with lg. sony and google showing off their latest and even and 80's brand trying to make a comeback. there. rich demuro takes a closer look in this morning's tech smart. >> the show floor is officially open here at cbs 2023 in las vegas. the crowds are back and so are some of the biggest names in technology. every company wants to grab your attention at c e s. >> and you're going to feel like you are in the music because it's going to be moving around you or i to the convention center in a $200,000 car is one way. >> this mercedes maybach is the first to have apple music built-in with dolby atmos, spatial audio. well, that was

quite the way to start the day. and here we are cs. cs, 2023 is the year. the crowds are back. there's an excitement the air. all these people been away for 3 years, they haven't seen each other. >> and he's excited to be back in the world. the companies working. really cool. fun stuff at google. a look at a new version of android auto that takes advantage of various screen sizes. that's a cool thing about it is no matter what kind of car you always said that and give you the same set of functionality. tv's are a mainstay. they always seem to get bigger, brighter and sharper every year. lg does a wall of tv's and this year they have 260. 55 led panels. >> creating a remarkable display. lg has its first wireless o led tv on display. but just don't need to run a wire to plug it in their color. changing fridge called

moved up, will put a smile on your face. now you can change the color of your refrigerator just by tapping out, went from blue to red. it's also a bluetooth speaker tcl changing the way it names its popular tv's gone is the 4, 5, and 6 series in its place is the high end q series and the value series. we make the panel. we make the back plate need to process everything inside tcl tv is tcl and that allows control the quality and lost innovate and allows us to bring stuff to market faster and better value for customers. sony has a new version of its playstation vr 2, which works with ps 5 and might give the ocular us some serious competition. they also named their new electric they're making it with honda. everything old is new again. and brands from the past. aiming to make a comeback like iowa. the 80's mainstay has a new line of retro boom boxes, complete with a tape player.

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday december. in our top story, communities across the bay area seeing damage this

morning after a powerful storm moved through overnight and more severe weather is on the way. we have team coverage this morning with camila barco in the east bay with a look at the damage and cleanup efforts happening there this morning. but first, let's check in with meteorologist dave sphar was tracking the movement and timing of this weather system. dave, what we need to know. >> all right. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and proud report a happy to report. nice break in the action. some blue skies and work here off towards the distance. that's the east bay shoreline. so we're taking a nice break today. as we talked about, this is the day to get ready because we're looking for more. most importantly, too, a storm systems coming our way, pretty much evenly timed as overnight to early morning events. that's for your monday morning and for your tuesday morning there against the east bay shoreline shot here for you for the flood watch period that that's all covering everybody because of the storms. this is in place until tuesday afternoon. meanwhile, the wind advisory, the new one hasn't been

reinstated yet or hasn't been issued yet for us covering our area. i one might be because we do see a wind pop happening late tonight early tomorrow morning. although i grant you, it's not for a long lasting and will remain breezy as we get into monday winds currently little bit of a breeze here, mostly from the south tells you we're still in the warm sector, are mild sector that will remain the case for the next couple of days. that's what we get with the atmospheric rivers here. there's the break. the blue skies you see off towards the lower left-hand side of your screen. that's the storm system. expect the rain drops to be developing from say 4, 8, rather till midnight tonight. when will bureau involved with that mid to upper 50's for right now for temperatur afor today, ascension mostly cloudy, although it looks like it's trying to open up quite a bit. we do have dry air aloft and maybe we'll get bit more sunshine than we bargained for. but by this late afternoon and this evening, expect the clouds to reassemble and rain developing into tonight. where did the idea about timing and all of that coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much. day.

>> another big story we're following. one person had to be rescued in castro valley after a large tree fell on their house kron four's. camila barco is live for us there with a look at the damage in camilla. how how's it looking? >> well, just behind me, you can see that that tree blake, that home in half, it is still here on top of the roof and now it is blocking this street in this castro valley makes you guys can get a look. you can see that there are also down power lines. they are now scattered all over this street there laying here. and the question is, when will cruise come out here to pick this up? you guys are taking a live look here at the damage from yesterday. allegheny county fire department. they responded around 4 o'clock in the afternoon they say when they got here, they were able to rescue one person who was inside the home. that person was taken to the hospital to

be treated for some injuries. unfortunately, now 2 adults and 4 children are displaced because of the damages. neighbors say that when this tree came down, it sounded like a bomb went off. the mess has yet to be cleaned up. we did see you actually police officers come out and place a tarp over the roof of this home. like i said, the tree fell right smack in the middle of this home and the part of the roof has collapsed. so they have placed a tarp on this room ahead of the next storm system that we are going to be seeing here in the bay area. we had did also speak to one neighbor who is furious that crews have not responded to pick the debris and the damage that has been left here. we i personally did reach out to pg and e about within the last hour or so to report these downed power lines and the tree. they tell me that there is no estimated

time of restoration just yet. they are waiting to get a crew out here. again, this happened at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and a lot of the mask is still out here. 60 customers are without power. as of this morning. and stephanie, again, you're taking a live look out here. you can just see police officers responding to this home. like i said. they have been able to place a tarp on this house just ahead of the next storm system that we are. waiting to see happen later this afternoon later this evening. and also, you know, you're taking a look at some of the damage from the winds and the rain that we saw yesterday. so for now, send it back to you at really frustrating morning for those homeowners out there. thank you so much, camilla, for that live perspective. >> and we are seeing more damage across the north bay overnight. this is a carport that came crashing down last night in rohnert park. >> this is on snyder lane around 11, 30 last night. the

carr port landed on about 5 cars. and as you can see from the looks of this video, it looks like most of the cars might have avoided. >> taking the brunt of that serious damage. but still, what a bit of cleanup ahead there. and in windsor, this driver got stuck on a flooded roadway on westside road 1 o'clock this morning. and this is just another example of why safety officials say you should be extra careful on the roadways. we might be seeing a little break in the rain at this moment. but we are expecting more roadway flooding to happen in the coming hours and days. and we are also seeing more downed trees this morning. this was the scene overnight on westside road in forest hill. >> you can see a large tree line across the entire roadway. there. as dave was saying, this could become a common sight with more wind and rain coming over the next few days. and as the ground becomes even wetter from all the rain we could see even more scenes like this. this is

also a westside road in forest hill. and you could see a small mud slide happened overnight, blocking part of at least one lane impacting traffic in that area. and take a look at this new video just into the kron 4 news room. this is lightning that a flashover rohnert park. these were sent to us by a kron. 4 viewer. they say this happened around 4.45. this morning. quite a light show. and in the east bay. take a look at this video showing a tree that fell down into the roadway in richmond of his videos from the citizen app. this happened around 5.40, last night on hinkley avenue. and you can see the tree completely fell over the route, sticking up into the air. there in san jose. take a look at this image sent to us by kron. 4 viewer. this is on glen eyrie avenue. the person who sent us this image says their tree came down around 11, 30 last night when it fell. they could feel the whole house shaking. they say the tree fell on a truck and a number of power

lines are also now on the ground likely affecting power in that area. and we also continue to monitor power outages across the bay area this morning. this is a live look at the pg outage map and you can see a bunch of smaller outages affecting thousands of customers all across the bay area. there's a lot of yellow there, but also quite a few orange areas on the peninsula and in the north bay and also further inland. each of those orange dots indicating up to 5,000 customers. they're experiencing power outages. and a reminder that with the increased risk of flooding and downed trees in the coming days, there's also going to be an increased risk of power going out. so make sure that you have a plan in place in case you lose your power, have those flashlights and extra batteries ready? you can learn more about weather conditions in your neighborhood on our website or on the kron. 4 app. it is free to download this app. you'll find full forecasts, interactive radar and weather alerts. you can

download the kron 4 app from the app store or get it on google play. coming up, a tragic end to the search for a missing 19 year-old from pittsburgh. >> the latest on the case and where police found his body.

>> in the north, a bicyclist is in critical condition after being hit by a car in santa rosa. it happened friday morning at the railroad tracks by hearne avenue. police say the driver of the car stayed

on scene and cooperated with the investigation. the victim's name has not been released yet at this time. >> on the peninsula bicycle sunday at san mateo is canceled today due to the heavy rain and wind in the forecast. you're looking now at video taken at a different time of canada road, which will be open to all traffic today. as a reminder, if you drive or ride today, please do travel safely. share the road, observe speed limits and be prepared to slow down. >> people look at that would say where is that? okay? file. for today. quite a bit of cloud cover as we wait for the next storm system develop for tonight into early tomorrow morning. kind of repeat performance into your tuesday morning. we'll have the kron 4 morning

>> in the north bay, people are bracing for more wet weather and some people haven't yet recovered from the last storm. kron four's amanda hari was in mill valley speaking with people stocking up on supplies. >> the people i spoke to said they're doing whatever they can to make sure they're prepared for whatever rain may come. they were picking up some last minute items inside of this hardware store. but one thing they couldn't find

is what's right outside here. sandbag. the only ones left are out here protecting the store for more water. >> you just deal with it. and as it comes to just just deal with it, that was some people sentiment as they picked up last minute items at goodman building supply in mill valley. before more wet weather heads our way. jeff. sure, osh had a cart full of items including rain, you know, some people are having trouble getting sandbags that i heard. >> but a lot of different lot of the roofing issues for some places. >> some people are pumping out. i was a lot of pumps and things were needed. lot of shovels and shoveling a lot of very debris in certain areas. well, kathy von and nagle was getting something unexpected. i'm getting some aunt. >> product because of the rain. and the and come in the house. the hardware store was actually sold out and repellent because so many people have been purchasing it. the wet weather forces ants to find somewhere dry like people's homes over in canfield, on upper toy on

drive. many people are relying on things like batteries and lights because they can't rely on the power. no lights on their people in the neighborhood first lost their power during wednesday's storm. spence throughout it kind a few hours here and there one night. i think we had no power all night. he says they're doing what they can to stay entertained and keep their food fresh. things do get challenging. gets cold at night. i've got 3 kids in it start. >> it's hard to get them up up and out the morning. most people i spoke to said they're grateful for the rain because it helps the drought conditions. but they say this. >> maybe too much of a good thing in mill valley. amanda hari kron. 4 news. all right. let's check in with dave sphar. he is tracking all of those weather conditions for us right now in the weather center. what are you noticing? >> well, we're noticing actually improving sky conditions going on as we speak. look at the blue trying to take hold here upper east bay shoreline shot. there is drier aloft. so we may actually get more sunshine than we bargained for quite a bit. but the general long-term

plan remains the same unsettled into early next weekend. stormy action expected as well here stormtracker 4 and then we have a nice break for your sunday before things change, the winds remain out of the south single digits for now expected to get some more pep with the next storm. although the spurt doesn't look to be long-lasting, i suspect still the national. there's a result. our local national weather service will probably issue a wind advisory for that. they haven't done that yet, though. here's a look at for a future cast for trying to clear out the skies. this is very pessimistic, though, keeping a mostly cloudy that's will go with that. and then here comes the development of rain. it about 8.45. or so is a joe estimates between 8 and 10 is when we'll start as a kind of a moderate rain shower event. the deeper moisture starts coming in here later at night and continues all overnight by tomorrow morning. the divide starts to develop. i say 7 o'clock or so 8 o'clock. the north bay, the rain starts to subside. it will continue in the east

south bay and peninsula before that moves out to the afternoon. might even see the skies open up before sunset on the north bay. perhaps snow showers continue. by the way, in the sierra, then they'll be another storm for monday night. tuesday winds, futurecast for today. just a breeze. here's the pop that i mention. not real long-lasting. it should wane by the time of the latter commute tomorrow morning, keeping a breeze. and here's the buildup for the next storm in q. so putting it all together, mostly cloudy, mild, breezy joy. the break that we have today, maybe more sunshine that we've been talking about tonight. tomorrow, rain storms after sunset, heavy rain into monday morning. it will probably start to subside or drop south of the north bay. we get around 8 o'clock or so. then for this week, another one expected on tuesday. then it gets more money. pardon the pun, if you will, but questionable from wednesday, thursday, friday, in terms of who's going to get it because the models start to deviate from each other in terms of that monday, tuesday, they're right on the money. they're

both together with all this. but get little bit questionable. as we get latter portion, we can get late in the forecast period. things can change and because these are atmospheric rivers to you change that just a little bit. and that could mean a big difference in terms of who gets hit hard near about 60 for high temperatures today. not a great klein course. this is the winter months. stormy monday into tuesday. you get latter portion of the 7 day forecast different story. we'll talk more about the long-range forecast a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to that. thank you, dave. >> the body of a missing 19 year-old damon lazenby junior of pittsburgh was found saturday in the east bay. his family is asking for anyone who knows what happened to please come forward. kron four's noelle bellow has more. >> according to family members, damon's body was found in an area already searched by officials and family members. several times earlier this week. and they say the clothes on his body were clean and dry. weather has been. >> pretty bad, horrible. so he was an entire 7 days. he's

close with that. >> the family believes his body was dumped near highway 4 between port chicago and willow pass sometime early saturday afternoon, officials closed down part of the freeway around 03:00pm saturday to investigate the area. california highway patrol says it's investigating exactly what happened. >> the family tells us they were spreading the word about dame and when they got the strange call about the location of his body was passing up good notices. and prior years. >> that's when we found out somebody wasn't a random call. and what we found. the location we found. but does. but especially considering the weather being the way it is. >> it definitely is very suspicious. a weird that he would be right there with >> we know dry. everything family describes the 19 year-old has a typical teenager, happy-go-lucky, joking all the time. a prankster. they say he spent his time working and playing video games will be missed.

>> lot. we know the sisters just we praise right here just really close. that was just it's do it right. didn't know we can get some information breaks and 2. >> anyone with information on what happened or who may have seen something saturday afternoon along highway 4 is being asked to contact concord police or chp. noelle bellow kron. 4 news. palo alto police are investigating after an elderly woman is violently robbed. >> it happened friday night on talent drive in amarillo avenue. police say a woman in her 70's return to her car when a man tried to take her purse. she struggled with the suspect, but he managed to steal her belongings and run to a waiting car. police are asking for your help finding the person behind it behind all of this. the suspect is believed to be between 18 to 22 years old. the car is possibly a gray minivan or

hatchback. meantime, the victim is expected to be okay. investigators say she complained of pain to one of her hands but did not want medical attention. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the city of san francisco taking steps to protect highways and other infrastructure ahead of the next round of wet weather. >> more after this. ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪

francisco street repair crews worked on the road in control on the great highway next ocean beach. >> the last storm caused major damage to the area and these efforts. >> are meant to help protect the infrastructure along the highway. the climatologist and state water officials say we are seeing the best start to california snowpack in over a decade. they say the january measurement was a promising sign. the snowpack supplies roughly one-third of the state's water. and since most of the winter season has begun, major reservoirs are still holding below average amounts of water, but smaller reservoirs in northern california are sitting above their average for this time of year. and now to the latest on marvel star jeremy renner and his long road to recovery. on saturday, he thanked the medical team in his intensive care unit on instagram. the hawkeye actor suffered severe injuries during a snowplow accident on new year's day

runner celebrated his 52nd birthday. just yesterday. he posted a message along with a photo that he put on instagram there, thanking his icu care team. this is the 3rd update from renner as he continues to rest and recover. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, we are seeing a break in the rain, but it's not over yet. >> they spar has more from the weather center on when we can expect more showers.

>> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. we have more rain on the way and dave spahr has the latest on that for us well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. as i mentioned earlier, we're taking kind of a break in this rain and before we really couldn't show the shot here of half moon bay and see some sun glistening there. but we have at this morning so enjoy. enjoy the dry day to prepare and also get out. enjoy a little bit of this as well again, a rocky ride as we get into early next week in this little shot here of half moon bay. and meanwhile, on radar, kind of taking a breather for the bay, although precipitation, obviously up in the mountains continues. the storm is expected to some more rain probably starting in about the next to give or take about 11 hours or so. we do have still the flood watch

that's in place. another area of red on the santa clara valley, a little bit there that say a flood warning should mention this to that. even if not another drop of rain would fall, you can still continue to have problems develop because of just a normal geology. it takes time for the for the land of the ground, a kind of process, all of this and through a river channels and all that sort of thing. so you have problems can still continue to develop even without the addition of rain. we do have that coming though tonight, gusty winds. we expect them to return with this next storm tonight and early tomorrow. the additional wind advisory for the bay area has not been extended, although solano county, which is out of the sacramento office, is still holding on to the old one. here's a look at the storm tracker for the wider perspective. we are clear for right now in the lower left-hand side of your screen there where the santa cruz thing is. that's where the next storm is already in the queue waiting to develop. and this is an estimation rainfall totals from this point to say wednesday, north bay about a good 4 inches more in the higher elevations as the rule. san francisco

peninsula, another about 4 inches east bay, 3 to 4, 3, for the south bay and santa cruz really picking up about 6 to 8 and again, higher numbers are expected in those higher elevations or particularly in the coast facing sides. keep that in mind as we look at the head the next couple of days now, we've been talking about mostly cloudy, but the sun's been poking out quite a bit. so we might see some variable clouds throughout the day today, just breezy by the late afternoon, the clouds redevelop, even though we do have some dry air aloft and in comes the rain. we're going to talk about your whole week ahead. and also that next, a critical next 48 hours or so as well. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. as the next storm system moves in, people across the bay area are preparing yet again for potential flooding. >> kron four's gayle ong was in san francisco where some were stocking up on sandbags. >> back tomorrow. saturday afternoon, san franciscan stopped by the city's public works sandbag distribution yard before another round of rain and wind moves into the

bay area. the city april to meet demand this time around the site. well-stocked after completely running out of them this past week to serve. we've got, you know, that he and mayor. have a good day. the fresh supply now allowing the city to increase its limit on sandbags per household and businesses from 5 to 10 words going to be ready because we got more rain coming. thank you guys. built lives in the city's mission district. one of the city's low-lying areas that we've had flooding in the past. and we are going to do our part to keep water out of our homes and clear drains and, you know, protect their neighbors in our city. >> this video of san francisco from last saturday on new year's eve. >> one restaurant owner in the mission says the flood damage is sending him back. at least $50,000. meantime, san francisco public works. crews kept busy all week cleaning up the mess caused by wednesday storm. i feel like the new year's eve one was the worst

river drummond not taking any chances ahead of the next round of heavy rain. she stopped by to stock up on sandbags in our apartment. we a little area in our backyard that. >> thankfully, no big flooding yet, but it does trip into our garage. so just wanted try to remedy that and really these are free and available now. >> and if you haven't picked up your sandbags yet, san francisco dpw will reopen on sunday from 08:00am to 02:00pm reporting from san francisco. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, all the wind and rain is bringing in business for tree arborists and also keeping first responders busy four's philippe djegal reports from clayton. >> the sand over here past clients called certified arborist alex saturday to remove a pine tree leaning against their fence. but it's the adjacent redwood tree that right. when he arrived on scene. i've never been this scared in my life in the

strengthening. when trees dot com noticed the base of the redwood was shifting, signaling a fall was imminent. you're looking at the replay to the tree. >> flexing under wind gust. see most had the concerned and responsible homeowners called the clayton police department. >> officers and public works responded to quickly keep cars crane on its way. going to come in here. hopefully set up in the neighbor's yard. start taking this thing piece by piece. so we avoid. >> so we've won anything. >> hamilton tree service was phoned in to use their claw machine remotely operated. that wraps and cuts trees down with an attached. chainsaw, eliminating the need for a person actually climb and tear down trouble trees in this case, both the leaning pine and shifting redwood were removed. the ground isn't necessarily week. >> it's we have a poor soil structure here. we have a lot of clay. unclear. absorbs a

lot of water. so there's nowhere for this water to go. that's that's really the problem. the problem solved without any property damage or injuries because the homeowners acted quickly and you almost need to >> live the tree care industry in clayton, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and we continue to monitor power outages for you. happening across the bay area. another live look now at the pg and e outage map where you can see a number of smaller outages affecting thousands of customers all across the bay area. you can also see a lot of yellow there, but they're also quite a few orange spots on the peninsula. and in the north bay, each of those orange dots do indicate up to 5,000 there are indycar experiencing power outages. and a reminder that with the increased risk of flooding and downed trees, there will also be an increased risk of your power going out. so make sure you have a plan in place. have your flashlights ready and extra batteries in rio del mar

and santa cruz county. this is what was left after the recent weather collapsed. a bridge that a cleanup efforts are underway after sidewalks were covered in mud. much of the walkway surrounding the coastline in the area are still closed. and check this out. powerful waves washed away pieces of a bridge and cliffside in santa cruz. >> this video shows the waves just crashing along the shore and some of that damage as well after the bomb cyclone battered the coastline. santa cruz police say that the recent weather has prompted them to warned beachgoers to watch out for road waves like the one you just saw there and any potential debris in the water. and now it's canyon road is most likely going to be closed for another week as cleanup efforts continue there. the road is still shut down in both directions in fremont as caltrans crews try to clean up as much as possible. following this last round of rain, the storm

caused mudslides, landslides and debris to litter the highway. now it's canyon road is closed between old canyon road in fremont. that's east of mission boulevard and main street in seminole. in the south bay valley. water is releasing water from several reservoirs in santa clara county before the heaviest rain comes through. the agency says releasing water from the reservoirs allows them to make room for possible runoff. that could come with the next storm. in pacifica, the high tide and crashing waves and sharp park beach saturday morning cause some flooding in the area. watch out. and in this video sent to us by a viewer, someone his you can see started driving through those flooded areas as bystanders started yelling at them. >> bad idea. >> this serves as a reminder that if you see standing water, safety officials are asking you to please. >> be cautious. you actually probably don't even want to drive through standing water because it can be much deeper than it actually looks.

>> and you can learn more about weather conditions in your neighborhood on our website or on the kron. 4 app, you'll find full forecasts, interactive radar and weather alerts offer free. just download the kron. 4 app from the app store or google play. >> in national news now that the house of representatives has selected a new speaker congressman can get back to work. the vote to select representative kevin mccarthy, a speaker lasted 4 days and took a historic 15 ballots after several republican members of congress refused to vote for mccarthy. kron 4 spoke with east bay congresswoman barbara lee. she's with the democratic party. she spoke about the potential challenges that she thinks mccarthy will have leading the house and the republican party. >> those 6 plus individuals of the freedom caucus are going to make sure they're reading the show and there are a few moderate republicans left. you just are going to go for it. and and let me tell you, i

don't know how long he's going to survive the speaker. so dealing with a house of representatives where you have the insurrectionists and the mega republicans running the show. now, that's the kind to the context in which you're going to see happen. legislation and not being done the work of the people not being done because of the infighting and because of what donald trump magen republicans want to do to this country. >> representative lee sharing her opinion on the matter there. the house of representatives cut reconvenes tomorrow, the first day that they must do is pass a new set of house rules. >> area football forty-niners can secure the number one seed in the nfc by beating the cardinals today and having the eagles lose to the giants. the niners have been led by rookie quarterback brock purdy who's won his first 4 starts and thrown at least 2 touchdowns and 5 straight games. he grew up in arizona watching the cardinals. he says he's excited to take on his old

favorite team. >> i think it's really one to a number of games growing and yeah, i mean, they're definitely like they're my home state team. and so to be able to go up again, some of these pretty cool. a lot of our family and friends, you know, from where we're from all cardinal fans, everything so it's pretty cool, but same time i'm at for my life where, you know, i am where i am. and it's another team that has to go up against him, not trying to get, you know, more than what it is. so definitely thankful to be where i'm at, but it is. it's another game. >> the kickoff for today's game is set for one. 25 at levi stadium. >> nice little break in the rain that we've got going on for this afternoon. even some sun. this is, however, what may be looking like in the next 12 hours as another stormy night comes our way into your morning commute tomorrow. give you an idea what it looks like both short-term and long-term. the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> all right. taking a live look outside now in the sierra. you see quite a bit of snow on the side of the roadways there. more snow likely to calm. >> because we are expecting a

more rain and another to a weather system that dave's been tracking for us all week long. a day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and my shot. i have a daughter summit quite windy and blowing snow going on here is this is going continue really the middle of the week up in tahoe. however, the elevations, a very high. the winter storm warning that's covering areas above 7,000 feet. they could pick up another couple of inches at the however are she's me half a foot to maybe a foot, but the new getting several feet when you get way high up there. also higher winds to be careful of 2 and snow drifts and all that kind of stuff going forward. so that's the takeaway. this will be till 04:00am on wednesday. we see the red. this is a winter storm. watch that you can see with that blue. the walk into the warning later. tahoe forecast is very simple. the next couple days, snow in each day. temperatures for highs to crack over freezing, however. so that will allow a little bit of melting. in addition to all of this is going forward. now, we should be seen winter storm warnings that are down to about the 4,000 feet and

3500 feet. if we got these colder storms, we wouldn't be having the flooding problems that we have here because that will be in the higher elevations and it wouldn't be as wet storm systems. sfo looking good. no delays being reported there. but at least clearing up the skies. just a touch. this is what it is on the big map in terms of the pacific wide open for us. we're taking a little breather. but here's monday's morning to night monday morning. also tomorrow night and tuesday morning, all packaged in there from the typical lower latitudes like that, where there's a lot more moisture in the air mass. so going to future cast for short term today we see the skies open up just a touch. but the we get to about 8 o'clock or so. here comes the rain overnight by 02:00am quite involved with this. we probably won't see too many strikes of lightning with this sky. it's the next one tomorrow night into monday morning. we might. then the heavy rain will depart the north bay probably by mid to morning commute by 09:00am. you can see slicing right across the general bay and by the late afternoon, even opening up some of the skies

which will do across the wider bay as we get into the overnight hours tomorrow night. rain will continue again with another batch into your tuesday morning. here's the collection part as it looks like we go forward with this. and here's the collection by about 9.45. is it just gets started. couple hundreds of an inch of rain and then by the morning commute time. 09:00am over an inch of rain and all these inland spots here. it's really around the immediate bay. it's not as lofty but still almost an inch of rain. san francisco and it's not done at this point because another batch, as we talked about into monday night. so the wide view of everything we know the first couple of hits. here we go. that's the simple part. but then later on, it gets to be a bit tricky in the models. don't agree with this. it looks to be favoring the north bay, the resolution of this isn't great, but it looks like it's faith favoring the north bay with the deeper moisture getting here by saturday, getting everybody involved again. so wednesday, thursday, friday. that's more question mark, who gets hit? how hard and all that by the weekend.

we're back to the typical drill we're seeing like tonight and tomorrow night. there you can see it's opened up nicely. but outbreak happens as we get into the following week. that's a new wrinkle that wasn't there just a day or so ago. so we might be into a drier trend after that. we'll see. 7 day forecast does bring it home here. we've got heavy rain tomorrow morning. tuesday morning. wednesday may be some sun poking out course. that may happen up in the north bay to on monday. then thursday, friday, the rains kind of more dicey with saturday. their covers everybody entire the west coast. in fact, these low stay pretty lofty upper 40's for january after storms typically will get that colder air coming back. but that's not happening as we stay in the mild sectors. stephanie, thanks very much, >> the consumer electronics show is back and there's plenty to see with lg. sony and google showing off their latest. even 80's brand is trying to make a comeback. our rich demuro takes a closer look in this morning's tech smart.

>> the show floor is officially open here at cbs 2023 in las vegas. the crowds are back and so are some of the biggest names in technology. every company wants to grab your attention at c e s. >> and you're going to feel like you are in the music because it's going to be moving around you or i to the convention center in a $200,000 car is one way this mercedes maybach is the first to have apple music built-in with dolby atmos, spatial audio. >> well, that was quite the way to start the day. and here we are cs. cs, 2023 is the year. the crowds are back. >> there's an excitement the air. all these people been away for 3 years, they haven't seen each other and he's excited to be back to me. well, the companies working. really cool. be fun stuff at google. a look at a new version of android auto that takes advantage of various

screen sizes. that's a cool thing about it is no matter what kind of car you always said that and give you the same set of functionality. tv's are a mainstay. they always seem to get bigger, brighter and sharper every year. lg does a wall of tv's and this year they have 260. 55 led panels. >> creating a remarkable display. lg has its first wireless o led tv on display. but just don't need to run a wire to plug it in their color. changing fridge called moved up, will put a smile on your face. now you can change the color of your refrigerator just by tapping out, went from blue to red. it's also a bluetooth speaker tcl changing the way it names its popular tv's gone is the 4, 5, and 6 series in its place is the high end q series and the value series. we make the panel. we make the back way to me to process everything inside tcl tv is tcl and that allows us to control the quality of the last innovate and allows us to bring stuff to market faster and better

value for customers. sony has a new version of its playstation vr 2, which works with ps 5 and might give the ocular us some serious competition. they also named their new electric they're making it with honda. everything old is new again. and brands from the past. aiming to make a comeback like iowa. the 80's mainstay has a new line of retro boom boxes, complete with a tape player. >> will people buy 80's inspired boom boxes? i guess the sales will tell. all right. want to see some more of my finds from here at cs 2023. you can find me on instagram. i am at rich on tech in las vegas. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> many americans are traveling to or back to traveling the world again. in fact, our own vicki liviakis recently spent christmas in cairo on this morning's dine and dish. takes us to egypt for a meal that the pharaohs might even approval.

>> it's an exotic place, a civilization dating back thousands of years. the great pyramids drawing millions of tourist, a feast for the eyes. so what about a good meal? really have a hankering for 2, what better than to at the foot of the pyramids. >> we're not talking. san francisco's pyramid building. these are ancient pyramids of giza. >> and you get there by horse and cart or there and quench your thirst and what your appetite foods named after king khufu. it's a new restaurant with some of the most incredible views you'll find anywhere. the cuisine, traditional egyptian with a modern twist like jean and this stuffed pigeon with flavors fit for a pharaoh, the most our server walks us through the myriad of dishes like this. lacey cheese ball

then push ari chick peas, heirloom tomatoes from 3 spicy dips, chicken, livers and dates on. there's the eggplant baba ganoush pita bread called ace bilardi and that's just for starters. this mix grill definitely over the top and then we'll drink in the views. thank you. and the nice bottle of white. not from france or napa valley, but from an egyptian something to sip on. while you soak up the amazing sights in giza egypt. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news looks like she had a great time. we'll be right back.

>> all right. >> take a look at this. an unlikely pair made eye contact. the san antonio zoo in texas. this is elmer the porcupine. he caught the eye of that lion as that line took a stroll around the zoo. quite a bit of curiosity there. the 2 animals appeared to be fascinated with each other. as you can see the line trying elmer the porcupine through the glass there. you know. i'm not so sure about a friendship happening between the 2 of them, they you know. you know, almost like staring each other down. there's harshness and nature. there's he's actually thinking about lunch so forth.

i think you're onto something this have to wait and see. but i think 45 might win that one. he's he's thinking very much so. so whatever they got to do with these animals have to live in all this, too. >> they got to prepare for so enjoy your dry sunday. basically. and that nice line of white that you see extending all the way to hawaii almost beyond. that's what we're going to deal with for the next couple of days as we track the next storm system coming our way. that's going to time this out for give you a general idea today. quite a bit of cloud cover by tonight after sunset rain starts building here after the dinner hour or whatever, 8, 9 o'clock and the deep stuff gets here. as we approach midnight, i don't think we'll have a thunderstorm activity with this of that will be tuesday morning. by the way, then the rain subsides in the north bay drop south in actually starts clearing out in the afternoon. so that's kind of a nice little piece of released there. quickly on our rain coverage of this is what we're looking the rain starts building and away. we go with amounts inland. by tomorrow morning at over an inch.

that's your seven-day forecast here. it's unsettled all week long. the takeaway from this is our overnight lows inland. stephanie, don't drop post storm each time which usually means some drier, cooler air coming in here. so we'll stay in the mild sector of thursday friday. we have that all covered up. but that may be more new once we get a little closer. but next weekend looks to be a washout again. all right. thanks very much, david. it for us here at the kron. 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lin. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning and stay safe, healthy and dry. if you can see you next week.

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