they have to bree on the tracks there. that was from a mudslide yesterday. so it's actually currently stopped in a similar area that it was yesterday now train 3 in 5. they also have to hold those trains. we're going to send those back to stockton so you won't be able to take the a strain for the remainder of the day. camila barco. she's on our way over there. she's going to get some live coverage on the ground so we can see just how many people are impacted. certainly a lot with that service impacted for the rest of the day. other bridges, hey, if you're taking those this morning about 22 minutes into the city right now, we are thankful that we didn't have any morning rain, a mess up our commute. but all of that rain has really impacted our parks and some of our transportation systems, those mudslides we've been seen. 26 minutes 8.80, to 1, 1, as you're heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond sandra fell bridge could set about 13 minutes tolls to want to one as you're traveling out of richmond, if you're hopping on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 37 minutes. now. john has been talking about a

little rain later on in the day. that can't be good for a strain at all yeah, a little bit more rainfall in already saturated soils. we do have that chance of still summer roshan. some potholes popping up. >> you know, it is very limited rainfall. at least it only stays around for a couple of hours. pushes out after the evening. and that's our what last bout of it. before we end january. on a dry note, this is where we're sitting this morning from your golden gate bridge, a perspective from sutro tower. you can see a little bit of the bridge out there. we do have some cloud cover starting to make its way in more and more. and some of that is low cloud cover and even fog out into the interior. a central valley on up valleys of the north bay and east bay. also seeing some pockets of fog to watch out for otherwise. we are pretty sunny for a lot of the bayshore it not for long, though, increasing cloud cover later today. and yes, rainfall arrives overnight tonight in the meantime, it's calm winds and cold temps this morning, redwood city in dublin at 33

degrees currently fremont at 37 san jose earlier at 39 petaluma at right now at 33 degrees and even delay hoedown to 37. i'm talking the timing of tonight's rain. how long will stick around for still to come back to you. all right. let's get back to the damage, though, that we're dealing with trying to beat the clock with more rain tonight. a sinkhole in orinda. yeah. and it's causing problems for people who live and work there. >> they're trying to get a fix before the next round of rain arrives tonight. but that's not going to happen. crawford's will trend live in a rented to explain why morning. well. >> on the surface, the sinkhole does not look bad. it's on the shoulder, not on the roadway, but look at how slow traffic is. want to tell you this location. this go way just south of brookside drive. this is one of the main streets that takes you into the heart over renda and thousands of people travel it. it's only about a mile off the freeway and you can clearly

see how slow it is right now. it's only 2 lanes, one lane in each direction. this is the problem. the sinkhole is over there and you can clearly see that they have come out here already tried to repair it. you can see big rocks right in the hole. there's a stream right next to it. and it's actually taking up a bike lanes. so bicyclists, they have to be careful when they go through here. here's the problem. this happened 2 days ago. we do know that the rain is coming back this afternoon. the problem is the cruise. well, they don't have a lot of work space to handle list, which is why when they eventually come out here a little bit later today, they will have to shut down one lane of go away and that will force drivers to share one lane in both directions. and you can clearly see how slow it is right now. that's why the city renda, they're

telling people if this is your only way in and out of our end. but you have to be patient. if you're lucky enough and you have another way around this, then by all means take alternate routes. look at this. can you imagine when this goes down to just one lane? no timetable on when they will be able to fix this sinkhole. >> ok, thank you very much. well, and it's the same story on the peninsula and a sinkhole there, too. >> check out the backup on highway 92 near half moon bay because of it, the roadway is still partially closed. >> because of the huge sinkhole that opened up last week. and we're about to show you some new video from quad copter 4 to give you a bird's eye view of this giant hole. now there is a looks like a hot tub. >> westbound lane highway 92 is where it is and you can see it shut down there. caltrans crews say they have made some progress in filling in the giant hole. but they're not done yet. they don't know when they'll be redone and be able to reopen those lanes. and in

the meantime, it's causing a commuting headache. >> 2 extra hours. each way to get to and from and you know, families have services. so it's complicated for us, but it's complicated for customers, too. so, you know, we're just trying to figure out can we shift our hours or that? we're used to it on the coast side because this happens, it's the infrastructure can be kind of fragile. >> yeah, 1, 1, thing goes wrong and everything that goes wrong. these hardships are going to continue. caltrans understands what drivers are going through. they're trying to do things as quickly as they can. and in fairview, they have damage to and a group of residents are trying to fix it themselves. this the city is not acting quickly enough. and so they're taking this into their own hands, installing a new pipe here. watch. that's to divert water back to the sewer line and they wanted to get it done

because as we know, there's more rain coming in today this afternoon. tonight. dozens of dogs are now safe. up to 70 dogs had to be rescued from a house fire in the east bay. it's in martinez where it happened on tuesday. 50 firefighters worked with neighbors to put the fire out and to rescue all of these dogs that were there. everybody in the neighborhood and the fire department like they've never seen anything like this before. look at all these dogs. they're part of a commercial breeding operation. i just dogs flying out of the house. >> fire department. everybody was trying to help out. so at first i thought it was only like 10 dogs. but with the shelter. >> and turns out it was not a but they were sheltering dogs from the southern california commercial breeder and apparently contra costa experts did check it out. they say that the dogs were only in martinez temporarily and they belong to a breeder in southern california. that is in good active standing in.

all the dogs seem to be okay. so that's good. as far as fire seems like was accidental may be caused by an electrical problem. >> well, pilots with united airlines say they are pretty frustrated at this point about how long it's taking to negotiate their contract with the airline. and so they're taking to the picket lines today. kron four's michael thomas is live at sfo with a look at what's going michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. you know these tickets or something that we've seen at other airports all across the country. i spoke with some officials from that association. they tell me this has been going on for multiple years and really the thing that all they want is for their management to really recognize them and invest in them. and this all comes right after the company reported positive earnings over its last 4th just yesterday. but, you know, today's pickett is being organized by the airline pilots association with pilots from united and other carriers alongside them will be other united colleagues such as flight attendants and machine. it's all gathering to show support and solidarity and hopes to come to a contract

agreement saying that they'll be standing shoulder to shoulder until one is met. now, officials from the association just about 30 minutes ago told me that this has been going on for about 4 years and the current contract that it's working under is 10 years old thing that it's not just about compensation, but also the quality of life improvements and more transparency when it comes to scheduling. now, the acting chair captain mike harrison for united master executive council, put out a statement saying, quote, our informal picketing sends management. the message that united pilots are unified and we've waited long enough for a contract, continued stalling and bargaining table at the bargaining table puts the company's growth plans at risk and hinders the come. the airlines overall goal of being the best airline in the world, adding that its management whose chose to delay the conclusion of these negotiations. you know, back out here live earlier, there were a lot more people that were checking into united. it's slowed down a little bit. he says that they're expected to get here around 10, 10, 30 or so they have about 150

people that are are as bp. but they're expecting some other people. and ultimately, you know, in this text message that he sent me, he says it's really not so much just about the compensation, but more of feeling to recognize the contributions that they've made to the company. so as we get more information, we'll continue to keep you updated. we're hoping to talk with some of these folks during our 9 o'clock hour live this morning at sf elephant it back to you guys live in the studio. right? and we'll check back with you later. thanks a lot, michael. >> well, another airline related news. the tsa says that they have confiscated a record number of guns at airport checkpoints nationwide and a majority of them were loaded. the agency confiscated more than 6500 guns last year. 88 1% of them, we're loaded. that's 500 more guns than the year before. tsa says that atlanta international dallas, fort worth and houston international were all at the top of the list in terms of the number of guns found the most recent discovery happened yesterday in san antonio. agents say a portable rocket

launcher was inside 70's la kitchen. you can see pictures of it there. they say he was traveling to las vegas for a trade show. but didn't declare that he was carrying a weapon like that. tsa officials say that unloaded firearms have to be declared and packed in checked baggage while traveling even with a concealed carry permit. you can't bring it on board the aircraft in your carry on. now to some breaking news this morning. microsoft is cutting 10,000 jobs in a filing today. they notified employees of these layoffs, some of which are effective immediately. they're also going to consolidating several of their office locations. now we know microsoft does operate 3 officers here in the bay area. one is in san francisco, the others in palo alto in the 30's in mountain view, not clear at this point of workers from these offices are among those facing layoffs because this is a company wide lay off. microsoft, though, says customer priorities are changing and it needs to respond by cutting more than a billion dollars in costs. and

amazon's biggest layoffs ever are due to start today. they plan to lay off about 10,000 workers as well. >> this week, amazon is slashing 18,000 jobs in total. and that's just a fraction of their one and a half million global workforce. the layoffs will mostly impact amazon stores division which encompasses there e-commerce business as well as the company's brick and mortar stores. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the biden administration is doubling down on the u.s. to support for ukraine. we're going to tell you about the additional ad plans to send their way john. and while still clear and dry, we do have showers on the way tonight for the bay area. i'll tell you what time they're moving in. how much rain to expect. >> still ahead. >> and those mudslides in niles canyon leading to another major delay for a strain. it canceled all those trains for today and train one is stuck on the tracks in fremont. we're talking about

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looks great. half moon bay looking pretty good this morning. if you could get what we've got problems the show's not as easy as it once was before this past month, but we are looking at a coast that looks fairly peaceful at the moment. anyways. we got a little bit of cloud cover over half moon bay. not that high of us. well, we do have some coastal flood advisories. those king tides will start to peak in the days to come and rainfall. just a brief dose of it arriving to the north coast right now. it's going to hold off for us until the evening tonight. so we actually do have a dry day ahead of us. we may be mostly sunny right now, but cloud cover does gradually increase to the day. already saw some of that cloud cover at half moon bay making for a mostly cloudy afternoon. by the time we reached the early afternoon, a few sprinkles in the north bay. but the real rain holds off until right after your evening commute towards around 06:00pm to 07:00pm for santa rosa. after that for the rest of us 8, 9.10, towards 11:00pm, heavy rain makes its way through and then pushes out by the time we

reach midnight. 01:00am tomorrow morning. and that's it. the rest of the forecast looking nice and dry. this is a quick around a half an inch for the north bay mountains and then a quarter of an inch for most of our urban areas. this is going to contribute to a little bit more water pushing into our smaller streams. that's also contributing to some coastal flood advisories. mostly though, because of king tides later on this week. as for the sierra multiple feet of snowfall as much as 20 inches of it at the very crest of the sierra. but this is a cold system. so snow level falls as low as 3,000. even 2500 feet. you pair that with 40 mile per hour wind gusts and you do have some truck, tough travel conditions. winter storm warning start at 04:00pm today and to 04:00pm tomorrow. temps today will be in the mid 50's cold front pushes through tonight. drops temps a little bit. tomorrow will only be in the low 50's for both thursday and friday will rebound a few degrees back into the mid-fifties come the weekend and after tonight's rain, it's all sunshine, reyna by john.

we could use some sunshine. i strain, especially could those mudslides. we had announce canyon. >> really put some issues in place for a strain this morning. so they had to stop that train. one that stop in fremont currently. still there. crews try clear debris off of the tracks. all just gone ahead and canceled the remainder of those trains for today. so you can hop on that for later on in the evening. if you were going to take that, if you're driving, let's check out our bridges about 17 minutes may so that fremont street down from about 22 minutes. our 70 0 bridge. we are getting busy here. the 31 minutes 80 to one on one as you're traveling across towards the peninsula. the south bay 1, 0, 1, 58 minutes up. 85 into menlo park. 8.80. also another busy one. so selling ended down towards milpitas about 52 minutes. 6.80, you're busy as you're traveling through fremont and said no 5.80, through hayward starting to slow down a bit 8. 85 80 traveling through the maze. it's certainly going to take about 25 minutes to make

those drive from say lance lynn to oakland clocking out towards the maze about 35 minutes. and if you're taking 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, around 60 minutes. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain 8.17, the time and developing out of central of central valley this morning. we're learning more about the shooting up into larry county that killed 6 members of the family living in the rural city of goshen. authorities are telling people this was targeted. they do not believe neighbors should worry. well, tulare county's sheriff mike bordeaux is calling the shooting massacre is not saying this was a cartel buddy, not eliminating the possibility either 3 generations of the price family ranging from their grandmother who 72 years old and 2 more people in their 50's. is also a 19 year-old a 16 year-old and a 10 month-old all shot and killed. the sheriff says the home in goshen is well known to law enforcement. a narcotics search warrant was conducted

earlier this month and drugs and guns were found inside. >> none of this was by accident. it was deliver. it. intentional. and horrific known home to our department. this is where gang activity has routinely occurred in the past. not all these people in this home. again, members definitely this 10 month-old child pick up. >> the sheriff's office is now working with several other agencies. find out who is responsible for the shooting. sheriff porto says the investigation is already taking them outside of tulare county. >> it's a 19 and national news. president biden and his top defense leaders are emphasizing the ongoing commitment that the u.s. is making to ukraine to push bash russian forces. yeah. washington correspondent alexandra limon has more on what's being done. >> president biden hosted the dutch prime minister at the white house tuesday and one focus of that meeting was

providing ongoing help to ukraine. president biden and the dutch prime minister are pledging more support for ukraine. >> what to you as well? europe response, the u.s. and netherlands are part of a coalition of countries planning to increase assistance for ukraine. the u.s. is providing more training to ukrainian troops and partnering with other countries to give ukraine missile systems, tanks and air defense systems >> states questions still a summit at the law to ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy says his country desperately needs the help over the weekend. a russian missile strike destroyed an apartment building killing dozens of ukrainians, including children. >> russia is to do it. >> top u.s. and ukrainian

military officials also met in person for the first time on tuesday. new ukraine's border with poland. we continue to maintain an active, an ongoing dialogue with our ukrainian partners. >> with the international community on what our ukraine's most urgent needs when it comes to the battlefield. >> the u.s. and the netherlands will also co-host the summit for democracy in march. and the u.s. says more assistance for ukraine could be announced in washington, alexandra limon. >> it's a 21. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a self-driving car comes to a stop in the middle of the construction site and >> nobody can talk to the driver to get out of there. so what do they do?

>> 24 the time and new this morning, police in vallejo are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened just before 7.30, last night on richardson drive, which is where state police say they found a man with a gunshot wound. they rushed to the hospital, but he died. this is the city's first homicide of the year. and police are still looking for the shooter. meanwhile, the body found floating in the water near san francisco's ferry building. has also been identified. now it's been idd as 37 year-old alexander to le's his body found saturday morning. an

investigation into the cause of death is currently underway. officials say foul play at this point is not suspected. they have yet to say if it was directly storm related or not, but heavy downpours, surging surf and nearly 6 foot high tide had flooded. >> parts of embarcadero earlier that morning. >> in san mateo county, a youth equestrian coach has been arrested on suspicion of arranging to meet with a minor for act. the sheriff's office says that alex lawler is suspected of sending photos to one of his students as well as requesting pictures from them. he was arrested on a january 5th and has posted bail and detectives are concerned there could be more alleged victims out there because he did work with numerous children and portola valley and other locations throughout san mateo county. in the north, a police are looking for this man. 32 year-old mark donald breton. >> he's been missing since monday morning when he left his home on claire court to go for a jog. police say he did

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>> a 28 right now and we're talking mudslides and how this time is affecting a strain. it is in fact, let's get right to the traffic center. reyna harvey standing by with the latest developments. what are you seeing, all right. hey, if you are going to take a strain it well, you can't take it for the remainder of the day. they had to go ahead. >> and cancel all of those trains. >> because of a mudslide in niles, can you remember yesterday we had one. >> and now debris is on the track. now there was already trains in route train one. they had to stop that in fremont. last time i checked in that rain is still stop there with passengers stuck on that train. very inconvenient train 5, 7, they're actually going to have to send those back to stockton. so if you were relying on a strain for the remainder of the day, do not do that. now kron four's camila barco is in route to that scene going bring us more

coverage. hopefully people are going to be able to get moving because we don't want them to be stuck there, especially in the morning commute, people and play they've places to go today. if you're traveling into the city, not by train, but maybe by car 18 minutes into the city may so that fremont street exit. let's check on our san mateo bridge to want to want a 31 minute right? i wish our highways looks great. but they do are very busy actually. 55 minutes traveling along one, a one. 85 in to menlo park this morning. so very sluggish commute. 8.80, cilantro down in milpitas about 55 minutes. you can see 6.80, traveling through fremont and so know that area very slow, low 5.80, as well. if you're heading to the maze right now, traveling from say l and r up towards oakland, going to take at least 35 minutes to make that drive crockett down towards the maze. about 30 minutes. and if you're taking highway 4, for example, 26 minutes, antioch, into conquers to 42. now, if that wasn't enough, we

have some rain that's supposed to happen a little later in the day, john. i really hope it doesn't affect more public transportation. yeah, i know it's not good to see those roads being backed up. the glad to see so many people are taking advantage of things out there while it is dry because >> the later you wait today, the more likely you are to see rainfall, especially after the sun goes down tonight, embarcadero looks all right. this morning. we do have some cloud cover making its way on in today. cloud cover gradually becomes see more and more. we are seeing some fog for the interior. that's the central valley onto the car, keen as a few spots in the north bay. also seeing just a few pockets of fog skies right now are still mostly clear for areas further south, but clouds are beginning to roll in. and you see what we have to our north. our next round of rain. now, this is brief and he's going to exit the region really quickly but will leave us with around a quarter of an inch of rainfall. mostly after evening commute tonight, winds for now are calm, but those will pick up later today and temperatures even with some of the sunshine. we've got peering into the bay are

pretty chilly. redwood city in dublin at 34 degrees fremont at 38 right now in santa rosa at 34. so today is all about layers. stay warm this morning. you can shed a few layers this afternoon, but then you'll need the rain jacket in the umbrella all over again. but only briefly tonight. back to you. thanks. a lot of 32 and in the south bay, people who want to enjoy the sunshine this week. >> have fewer options for hiking and walking alum rock park is closed in san jose because of the storms the even the sign. as you can see, there came down kron four's. justin campbell takes more. a look at the damage. >> mudslides, boulders the size of a washing machine, downed trees, all blocking the roads. there is no timetable on when the park will reopen. >> we took a muddy ride with park ranger brian shively showing us the park's conditions. after weeks of heavy rains, the iconic hollywood style alum rock sign

gone in a mudslide. >> right now, significant damage. and that is what we now. we haven't even reached out. our started hiking all of our trails yet. >> these tree fell into the creek, ripping the retaining wall down. that's holding the road up, leaving a gaping hole in the ground on the other side of the road. another mudslide. >> retaining wall that could be compromising the roadways. big one for us because if we're not able to get that safe, we can't. see vehicles and engineers will have to look at the road before the park reopens up the road. this main hiking trail up broccoli ends because a mudslide is blocking it. >> and boulders lay in the middle of the road. the hundreds of people who would usually be visiting this time of the year will now be met with closed gates. >> they're said just like we we actually do enjoy having our visitors and our park. that's why we're here to that help you enjoy our so they're sad. but they also understand

that right now it's not safe. >> the park ranger says there is some good news when people are not allowed inside of the park. he says you see more deer and you also see turkeys that take over the trails reporting here in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, on the peninsula, a mudslide in belmont shut down a busy residential road. that closures on san juan boulevard. you can see what happened here. the slide was first reported on saturday. it's only grown since then. 2 homes have been red tagged because of it. and other residents in the area have been warned that need to be ready to go with little notice. if that hillside begins to give away more neighbors say they've been worried about it for a long time. the recent heavy rain made their anxiety worsened. now they are concerned this is going to take some time to get things shored up. >> we've trees and things like that fall into the street with earlier storms over the years. but for the this storm right here, it been incredible that

the water that this rain and the wind has brought down the number of trees in the amount of soil that has. >> city engineers did an assessment on that hillside and determine the san juan boulevard is going to have to stay closed for at least another couple of weeks. not clear what other work needs to be done to save the red tag homes. but this will be a story we follow. >> san francisco is offering relief grants to small businesses dealing with flood damage. the city is going to give money to businesses damage between december 27th and right up until now the city says small businesses in flood zones are eligible for $5,000 in those outside the zone can get up to 2000. this is for flooding damage like you're seeing here, not from damage from wind or power outages. the applications open up on friday and the close on february 10th. you can find more information and applications on the san francisco city website. they're also say they say working on some storm relief

funds for artists. >> well, you hall is also helping out, you know, with those impacted by especially flood damage. the company says 10 participating stores is going to be offering 30 days of free storage. we have to fremont store locations that abe part of this disaster relief program. one of them is located at south griner boulevard near fremont boulevard. the other is located at 48. 33 thorton avenue right near san pedro drive and to a part, residents can use self storage and you box containers for 30 days for free. company says this program is their way of trying to help the residents who have sustained flood damage and need a little help during the recovery. we've got a waymo vehicle. >> that just drove into construction site doesn't know what to do. and there no one. yeah, you can see this waymo vehicle went way off track people in the area called waymo last thursday at noon to

come out. take a look at this car that was basically came to a stop before a construction site right in the middle of noriega street in the sunset district san francisco. the road was blocked. the car wasn't sure what to do. witnesses walked around looking for a way to get a hold of a technician to get this it on his vehicle off the street? well, we did hear from a waymo representative who wrote in to let us know that well, the following statement, it says, and i'll read a little bit before we get to this graphic. they start off by saying as we operate in some of the largest and fastest growing cities in the u.s. with the sheer amount of construction taking place. and here's where the graphic picks up. we navigate around active construction zones day and night. and if our thomas driving system, the waymo driver is not sure of the driver is not sure of the semantics it may pull over o come to a stop. if it's assessed to be the safest course of action. in that instance, they go on to say we have teams and systems in place to assist the vehicle in the situations. our town was driving system brought the

vehicle to a safe stop and alerted waymo assistance teams of the issue. we responded immediately and resolve the issue within a few minutes. >> it's 8.37 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, elon musk is facing a lawsuit from tesla shareholders about tweets that he posted 4 years ago. why experts say it shows he's out of touch. and the niners are trying to get their game ready for the cowboys. what they're focused on now. >> and today we are set to start the day dry but ended not so sure it more of 3 per sergeant's of rainfall. mostly after your evening commute tonight. i've got the details on the timing of it. still to come. >> and we've had a busy morning out there on our highways and bridges. the really starting to pick up their also. if you're taking a straight, we just had to cancel them for the remainder of the day

>> it's a 41 in elon musk trial over his tweets about tesla began tuesday in san francisco. the company shareholders are suing him because they say the tweets that he posted 2018 misled them. it's a class action lawsuit alleging that musk's twitter activity cause stock prices, 2 roller coaster in 2018 when he and lighting is going to take a tesla private. take a look. this is one of the original tweets from august of 2018 and considering taking tesla private at $420

funding secured and then there are more tweets that followed implying that the deal was going to happen. never did. the securities and exchange commission got involved in u.s. canada paying a 40 million dollars settlement and it was also forced to step down as tesla's chairman experts say there's a lack of accountability around him and he may be headed for a reality check. a jury will decide whether musk's actions at the time where appropriate or if they were reckless and potentially damaging to shareholders. it's a 42 and shareholders. it's a 42 and we'll be right back. what the buck? need money?

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you could get up to 3,500 bucks the same day with a no fee refund advance loan. buck yeah. file your taxes today at jackson hewitt. right. we are back at 8.45. and we're looking at sunshine all around, which is great. enjoy it while it lasts. sunshine here. sunshine up in the sierra. we get john in the weather center. hey john. yeah, those cars zipping up there trying to beat the snow before it gets here later on today. we have winter storm warnings taking effect. >> today at 04:00pm. so as you can see, it's still a good day to be heading up there, but do so sooner rather than later. your window is closing before a stormy evening ahead of us. we are set to see as much as 20 inches of new snowfall in the sierra overnight tonight into tomorrow morning that paired with 40 mile per hour wind gusts will make for some treacherous travel conditions for your evening ahead of us. we do see those winter storm warnings expiring at 04:00pm tomorrow. and after that road

should be cleared again. and you're good to go for the rest of the week into the weekend. really cold system pushing through snow level falling as low as 3,000. even 2500 feet and some nice powdery stuff up there on the slopes. great skiing conditions, especially come late thursday into friday and saturday. as for the bay, we've got rainfall on our way. well, that's no eyes. the sierra. so get everything you need to get done earlier on today is your better bet. right now we are seeing an increasing cloud cover, but you're seeing more and more of that into the afternoon. chance of a few sprinkles in the north bay this afternoon. most of our rainfall holds off until the evening, though, 06:00pm to 07:00pm for sonoma county. the rest of us more towards 8, 9.10, to 11:00pm tonight, russia of heavy rain and some pretty strong winds along with it exits the region without delaying. and by the time we reach midnight, 01:00am tomorrow morning. we're done with it and done with it for the rest of the forecast. north bay mountains could see half an inch of rain. most urban areas around a quarter of an inch of rain. no, because of all this runoff

as well as king tide, some of our highest tides of the year. we are seeing a coastal flood advisory starting tomorrow and lasting through the weekend ahead of us temps today will be in the mid 50's. it's very similar feel to yesterday. just a little bit more cloud cover along with it. this time around millbrae at 55 degrees today, foster city, redwood city among spots at 56 south bay temps in the mid 50's as well. well, the east bay looking at mid 50's along the shoreline low 50's further inland danville and san ramon at 53 vacaville. only 51 today and santa rosa at 52 after tonight's rainfall. it's nothing but sun and dry skies. the rest of the forecast, we're fairly chilly thursday and friday after that cold front along with showers tonight. but temps will rebound into the weekend back into the mid-fifties right now. thank you for that. well, enough day for a strain that train train one that was stuck. >> it's now moving. and so as there are no problems with that train there, however,

still the remainder of those trains canceled for the day because of the mudslides an ounce can of they don't have any more issues. the working on making sure all the tracks are secure and that there are no more major landslide. so they've gone ahead. cancel the remainder of those trains for today. keep that in mind, traveling into the city. 17 minutes, mace that fremont street exit. our san mateo bridge puts us at about 30 minutes. so we've been pretty busy there. crockett down towards the maze about 31 minutes you're taken. 24 wannacry down to 5.80, just under 20 minutes, antioch into concord's to 42. a 23 minute ride south bay. was 58 minutes. 85 up towards menlo park and a silly as a down towards know. pete is about 59 minutes with delays along 6.80, as well as aid 85, 80 darya. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot. as a and the warriors went to the white house first time since president obama was in office. yeah. celebrating their big

championship when they see steph curry. there you see the president. you see the vice president actually the 4th time that the team won the playoffs and has received the opportunity to visit the white house. we have washington correspondent basil john, with more on the team's visit. >> golden state warriors are always welcome in this white house. >> tuesday, president joe biden welcomed the 2022 nba champs, the golden state warriors to the white house. a team that plays with joy with drive to be their best. i reflect the vibrancy of the bay and the culture of our country. even though he made a visit like this during the obama administration, golden state warriors point guard steph curry says it's always a special experience all of they did. great golden state warriors coach steve kerr says a visit to the white house gives him and his players a chance to talk to the president about the issues facing the country to be here in washington and being part of that conversation >> it's humbling. it really

is. the team is here for the same reason in 2015 but mister visits for their second and 3rd championship titles after tangling with former president trump. >> the vibe is obviously different in the sense of, you know, they said that people from different different laws, different backgrounds and i actually walking that walk. the president and vice president were given team jerseys and both curry and coach kerr see there is still hope. >> people have reason to return again next year reporting in washington. i'm basil, john, from the greatest team in basketball to the greatest team in football, the days away now for the rematch. one of the greatest rivalries in the whole nfl. yeah, we've got the tweaking a few things here before they face off with the dallas cowboys come this weekend. head coach kyle shanahan says it's fixing those little things. >> that will go a long way in securing a win. >> free of air kron. 4 sports reporter aaron wilson has the latest. >> now we've only seen this postseason matchup 8 times sunday will make it the night

until monday night. the last time the cowboys actually won a game on the road in the playoffs was in 1993. against the forty-niners. now the forty-niners have to fight on sunday to keep history from repeating itself. now this just might be the most leveled matchup so far in the playoffs. both teams have a strong defensive front. both teams have multiple offensive weapons but come sunday. the forty-niners was emphasized doing the opposite of what they did against the seahawks when considering how slow start the 1st half turned out to be down earlier this week. head coach kyle shanahan didn't mention how although minor mistakes there were a few open guys that party missed in the 1st half. but as we know, party doesn't panic and he if he can finish those big plays early and often on sunday, the forty-niners look to be in pretty good but 1st, half of one is good as they could. but >> if we don't finish some of these take place and we just keep it up field goals and we've got to be dependent on them up the rest of the game

to try to win. and we don't have to be dependent on that. so i think coming out in the first drive of the 3rd quarter, things down, a little bit of this going on, a good drive that ended with 7. it was a huge deal for us that kind of took off from there. >> and that's our look at sports. back to you. that. >> that was erin wilson reporting kickoff. don't forget is sunday at 3.30, pm. and don't forget, we're going to keep you updated on all things forty-niners and their entire journey through the playoffs every night on the red and gold zone. proper sports director jason dumas along with kate rooney and aaron wilson. when the covering everything leading up to the game, all the analysis, all the highlights, all of it. you can watch them tonight. starting at 10 45?

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a sinkhole still causing problems for drivers in the east bay here. why workers are on a time crunch to fix it. and united airlines pilots say they now have a plan to picket. hear why contract negotiations are quite up to their speed. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no good morning and thanks for watching the kron. 4 morning news. i'm daria and i'm james.

we've got a live look outside here. >> of the embarcadero where we are looking at nice, dry conditions, calm conditions this morning. however, maybe not for the commute home john has the details. yeah. if you're maybe get some dinner afterwards, you're going to be doing so the rain because it is making its return mostly after the sun goes down later today. >> where we're at right now, those skies are still relatively bright for most of the bay area. a look outside at coit tower shows you have mix of some cloud cover and some sunshine that we do have across the region. now later on today, we will see less of that fog that you've been nterior, which is good news. fog's been kind of a pain out there towards the central valley. skies may be dry for now, but that next system is making its way in and is set to impact us on into the evening. it's going to be short lived, brief rainfall that makes its way into the bay. calm winds for now. but we will see winds picking up along with those showers moving in later, current temperatures, fremont, redwood city, dublin livermore,