>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at to the people. i wait. >> a community in mourning tonight. half moon bay city leaders are preparing for a vigil tomorrow night, too. honor the 7 lives lost in monday's mass shooting. thank you so much for joining us on kron. 4 news at 9. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan. the city has several speakers lined up. they will also be. >> shutting down streets for what is expected to be a big turnout of the growing downtown memorial kron. 4

sarah stinson is at the memorial and she's got more on what's happening, >> that's where the candlelight vigil will be tomorrow night at 5 o'clock right here at mac dutra park. and you can see this is where that memorial has been the last couple of days. people hope that this vigil will give them a chance to grieve together and attempt to heal from monday's tragedy. >> comfort for one. i'm seeing other people sharing the same sorrow, the same grieve and maybe both during arm it's been just a few days since a mass shooting completely rocked half moon bay. julia cooled us as putting this vigil together has been a team effort. initially we we plan some things for the catholic church. >> and when i went to city hall the next morning, we realized, you know, there's no like game plan. there's no operations manual to react to a situation like this. it's been an incredible roope

effort to the whole communities to to put together on such short notice. cooled has been posting fliers about the interfaith vigil to make sure everyone knows their welcome. so the main hope for tomorrow. >> is to really support. >> the victims, families let them know there's a whole community here and this we're coming together in prayer. we haven't heard from many of the families as they have requested privacy. >> they have been invited to the vigil, but city officials say they weren't sure food becoming. i met a couple the. >> some of the members of families this morning at church, the catholic church and they are planning to be here. hope they feel the support from the community. suzanne mckell left this sign at the memorial. it was a stream of consciousness. and i just wrote it says it isn't them this time. it's us. it isn't there. this time it's here. >> a lot of people have been snapping pictures of it. it's all of us. >> as the community that need to pull together. and get

through this together and support one another in the city is working around the clock to prepare for the vigil friday night. already there are no parking signs up around half moon bay reminding people kelly avenue and main street will be closed starting at noon. >> and you can see the flyer right here being posted all around the city and the archbishop plans to visit both of the farms where that violence broke out on monday with a 7 people were killed. >> that is going to get one. and then one 30 and the vigil started 5. >> keep in mind, parking will be limited. and so you're going want to get here early. plus, it's going to be a chilly night like right now. so make sure you prepare, bring a warm jacket, maybe a blanket. i'm sarah stinson reporting live in half moon bay. back to you. >> all right, sara touching a chord really around the bay around the country. a few 100 people, as you can see there, including children gather tonight for a vigil in san

francisco. people lit candles at portsmouth square and chinatown. they shared a somber moment in honor of those killed in half moon bay as well as monterey park and oakland. >> monday's massacre, not the first time a workplace dispute led to a shooting at that farm. the san mateo county da says an ongoing dispute between to farm managers led one of the martin medina to opened fire at the other's home last july. the victim held the door type. the shots missed him. medina continued to threaten to kill the man police say and his family before. finally leaving. >> i mean, obviously we know that there are places in various towns around our country, de la or san francisco, oakland, where there are areas that are particularly prone to gun violence. this what this area not pretty. this is like we've had calls out there all the time. it all. and so it's a little disturbing about what's going on. scary for the people who living there.

>> medina has been arrested on a charge and charged with attempted murder. he has been jailed on 5 million dollars bail and will be arraigned next month. coming up at 9.30, we'll have more on the living conditions for agricultural workers in half moon bay, one local leaders calling them deplorable. >> tonight, an east bay couple is asking for help after their dog was stolen at gunpoint to the couple says that they were ambushed by 2 robbers while they were waiting in a car in richmond this week. and they are hoping somebody will help them bring home their frenchie named kalaeloa kron four's. dan thorn talked with that couple. he joins us now the studio. dan, what's what's happening? >> tough situation obviously for this couple. but even the richmond police department has been sharing pictures of on social media in hopes that someone will identify and return the stolen frenchie. the couple says it was a scary ordeal and they desperately want their pet back.

>> one year old french lua is not where he should be. tonight he was stolen at gunpoint during an attempted carjacking on monday. i feel like they have kidnapped my tile that. >> exactly how i i don't wish this on anyone. i don't think anyone should go something like this. joanna lopez in preston, lynch say they were picking up food with cola, along for the ride. >> within minutes of parking their car on barrett and wilson. 2 masked men pulled up in a large suv toting guns. one of them, you know, pointed at me. >> and grab the dog. got to go other one opened the door for me to get out. so i got out my hands and, you know, you told my fiancee to get out as well. so she got out. >> the robbers not only stole kalua but also tried to steal the couple's mustang, which wouldn't start because lynch had the cars key fob in his

pocket for did. the masked men eventually took off leaving the couple heart broken in our into brother of them, just left the dog and they can just take the >> but when the time being, it's the last thing i was going ask again get our dogs here. take the the couple says they've had trouble sleeping, not knowing where kalua is. >> they're asking people to be on the lookout for the frenchie and some of his defining characteristics. aside from his merle for colombia has a condition in both eyes called cherry. i he also has a small scar on his right paw. the couple is pleading for anyone who finds kalua to turn him in and they will not press charges or ask any questions. we just a little back. >> the couple says they are offering a $5,000 reward for the return of richmond police are also encouraging anyone with any information to give them a call. live in studio. dan thorn kron. 4 news.

>> and video from the attack on congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband is now expected to be released to the public tomorrow. this week. a sacramento judge denied prosecutors request to keep that video secret. the judge ruled that there's no reason to keep the video out of the public because prosecutors already showed it in open court. the san francisco da's office argued releasing it would publicly what would allow people to manipulate it went the public in their quest to spread false information. but news outlets filed requests to access the video. representative nancy pelosi responded to the order releasing the video. here's what she had to say. the system. >> i consider is my husband he's you can do. it. my husband's well being and we take that day to day. really grateful to the outpouring of prayers and support for him.

and that is what focus is the for something that you've seen at this you know, i don't even know it me. it be thing to see to my husband's life. >> 42 year-old david de pap is charged with breaking into the pelosi home in san francisco and beating paul pelosi with a hammer. authorities say pap also plan to kidnap the former house speaker. he's pleaded not guilty to both state and federal charges. developing news, 5 memphis police officers are now facing charges, including second-degree murder in the death of tyree nichols. >> nichols was severely beaten following a traffic stop. he later died. the family's lawyers say that he was punched, kicked taser less than 100 yards from his home. police say he had been pulled over for reckless driving and then ran off on foot to the leading to a confrontation. the 5 officers all had less than 6 years. experience. all of them fired last week. today

the local da talked about the charges. >> we all want the same thing. we want justice. tyree nichols. it's my hope that if there is any. silver lining to be drawn from this very dark cloud. it's that perhaps this incident can open a broader conversation about the need for police reform. >> the da says body camera video of that arrest and beating will be released tomorrow. a joint fbi and district attorney investigation looms over a group of patrol officers in antioch, one of the 8 antioch police officers. >> under investigation by the fbi and contra costa county da's office resigned last month. the other 7 remain on paid administrative leave. among the accusations facing the officers is misuse of the canine program and abuse of department issued cell phones. we're fully cooperate with the

fbi investigation. >> ensuring that provide the information that the fbi needs in order to re whoever needs to be brought to justice. >> a source familiar with the investigation who spoke on background. it says that the joint investigation could be wrapping up soon. with indictments forthcoming. the oakland police department is facing a lawsuit by the family of an innocent bystander who was killed. >> during a pylice chase, the family and their attorneys held an emotional news conference today. kron four's haaziq madyun has that story. >> we just want see. the people involved in the situation that happened on that night. be punished for their actions. we are here today to announce the filing >> of a federal civil rights lawsuit. that lawsuit is against the city of oakland for the wrongful death of lolo sick. i was killed back in june of 2022, the lawyers for

the family provided this video. they say it shows a participant of an illegal sideshow traveling at excessive speed trying to outrun opd before losing control of the vehicle on international boulevard. unfortunately, so kind his family were gathered there having a meal outside a taco truck following a family celebration, civil rights attorney adante pointer alleges that the officers initiated a ghost chase to cover their tracks of goes chase. >> is a tactic. oakland police officers use. >> in order to avoid scrutiny of their supervisors. in order to not have to seek supervision for permission to engage in that chase. >> reuters says high-speed pursuits on surface streets are against oakland police policy for this very reason. >> which is that core lost control. hit a number of cars. a number of people and ultimately >> resulted in the death of 27

year-old lolo sukhothai. a tremendous loss to his family. he's no longer here with us physically. but i know, you know, stay with us. >> and >> i reached out to the oakland city attorney's office for reaction to the lawsuit. i was told the city has not been served in the matter is has no comment. we will pursue justice for them. >> with the same vigor, determination in force that these officers use to pursue mister minority. the only difference is we will go about it legally as a kron. 4 news. >> the oakland police commission is meeting tonight about a lower on armstrong's paid leave. our conference hill said monae and has been listening in and joins us live from the newsroom. very contentious, right l a. >> well, the police commission did express it is important. they have all the information related to this case before them in advance of any

decisions. the chair saying that they're paying close attention to the events that led up to chief leronne armstrong administrative leave. so the commission is voting tonight whether to formally asked for all records from both the city and police department that are tied to the chiefs disciplinary action. this approach they say is a requirement that was passed by a 2020 ballot measure due to union demand. although the tour says that the commission wasn't asked how this would affect oversight. so now they say that it's a process they have to comply with for information, but she did give an example of how it might be getting in the way of them getting timely information. >> in october of the same year 2022, i followed up with a specific request for the investigations into the chief and the department that have recently been publicized i wanted to make sure we got access to information that can form our role as department oversight as quickly as possible. and i also wanted the ig to have the same access. we figured compliance would be forthcoming. to date.

the city has yet to comply with the october quest and we have patiently followed up. >> the commission went into closed session more than an hour and a half ago. and it looks like they're just coming back into an open session. so i'm going to keep an eye on it and bring you any more details that might come up tonight at 10 in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> thank you, ella. taking a look now at the 4 zone forecast as we get a live shot here of a traffic on the golden gate bridge. and here's a long time do you've got a game forecast, right? yeah. big game. boy, everybody's we watching that this weekend. i think the weather is going to cooperate. who's going to a little chilly but not too out of hand for san francisco type of weather. so yeah, forty-niners. yeah. they're used to temperatures in the 50's. that's where they get in philly. there is a slight chance we could see some scattered light showers for the game. but here's the forecast. 52 and for the eagles there in philadelphia, you're going to see the temperatures rolling in with the clouds as well. and a few light showers in the forecast right there. noon but should

be a great day for a game outside. tonight is a quiet night out there right now is a high pressure. sits over head but things begin to shift gears in the atmosphere. even our camera starting to shift around just a bit here, too. as you can see, we've got mostly clear skies out there now even across the bay, but could be a little bit colder tonight. temperatures today for high. still the warm side, almost spring-like out there. 72 degrees in santa rosa today. 70 in redwood city. 71 degrees in mount view. 67 downtown san jose. beautiful weather. and then along the coastline, 67 degrees. that's because we have those offshore winds. but that's all going to switch starting tomorrow as we see more of an on shore breeze kicking in. and that will really drop the temperatures tonight. not as much wind and that's going allow for some colder temperatures overnight tonight. it's tomorrow morning. stay mostly clear that tomorrow, mostly sunny, there's a hand we could see a couple patches of fog moving along the coastline and some cooler temperatures, too. and then this weekend, much, much cooler and even a chance of some showers. the door we go. 52 degrees right now in clear in san jose. this 51 in san mateo. 51 also in oakland. 41,

though, cooling off in fairfax. 47 in petaluma and 46 degrees and right now. high pressure kind of flattening out a bit right now is that ridge beginning to weaken somewhat. a couple storms continue to roll over the top of it. this next one. here to break it down a little bit. that's going help to cool down the temperatures for tomorrow. tonight them look bad out there. you've got nice, dry conditions around the state and couple patches of fog hanging off the coastline. but that ridge going to break down a little bit more tomorrow. front drops right over the top of it as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. that is going to cool off or temperatures a little bit. then as we get the stronger system comes through and we start to talk about the chance of some the winds. yeah, that have been offshore. i think more on shore. you'll notice those errors, arrows kind of kicking in more of an on shore breeze developing around the bay area. that's going to be that cool air right off the ocean waters across the bay and well in the bay and it's going bring our cooler temperatures as well as far as fog is concerned. maybe couple patch is starting to develop along the coastline by

tomorrow morning, at least to the north bay. and then a little bit along coastal areas we head toward the afternoon, but otherwise nighttime lows going to be chilly, 30's 40's out there for tonight. and tomorrow, the daytime highs going to be noticeably cooler. i'm not a bad day but 50's and 60's instead of 60's and 70's like we had last couple of days. and while this weekend, what a big chan e we're in for, i think a chance of showers on sunday with highs in the low 50's. >> thank you, lawrence. it's an upscale spot in one of the city's most neighborhoods on this week's dine. and dish. we're going to take a look at old standbys new refreshed restaurant in north beach. also some good news for drought stricken california. farmers officials say more water more than expected is on the way this year. and he teased it during our interview last week. your crime. but it's finally official. why califoenia congressman adam schiff >> says now is the time to declare he is running for the declare he is running for the u.s. senate.

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congressman adam schiff is officially running for u.s. senate in 2024. this despite the fact that current senator dianne feinstein, but she's not publicly announned whether or not she's going to seek another term. our conference, justine waltman talks with shift today about the timing of his announcement. >> it was believed that what's

right matters in this campaign video. congressman adam schiff announces he will officially run for u.s. senate. he tells me his shift from congress to the senate will allow him to be more effective in representing californians. i think some of the most pivotal fight. so in the future our democracy. >> over our standard of living are going to take place in the senate schiff who grew up in the bay area now represents communities in the los angeles area >> he held key roles in the impeachment of former president donald trump. and this week got kicked off the house intelligence committee think this is both sort of political vengeance, but also an effort to try to weaken they're currently concerned, but i'm effective. but what i do and want to try to do what they can to stop that. >> this joins a growing field of lawmakers wanting the senate seat. congresswoman katie porter, who represents orange county, already announced her intentions east bay congresswoman barbara lee has told members of the congressional black caucus she

plans to run but has not officially launched a bid. all other names to watch out for congressman young kiahnna and lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis. there are so many names out there. how are you going to stand out and is the field just going to be too crowded? >> you know, i think that will stand out for the shown over the last decade. the job they want belongs to senator dianne feinstein. >> at 89 years old, she has not indicated whether she will seek reelection kron. 4 political expert michael yaki says she will soon get something that's going to very personal. >> for her and i think she will make her mind up in the next few months. think she's earned the right to decide for yourself when she's ready to make that decision. congressman schiff told me when he spoke to senator feinstein about running for her senate seat, she encouraged him to go forward, but it was not an outright endorsement in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> coming up next, it has been

a long road for the oakland zoo closed since the start of the year because of storm but we'll have an update on the reopening and the forty-niners faithful getting ready for a big weekend. the nfc championship. we'll have a live report from levi's stadium and we are getting a closer look at living conditions for farmworkers in half moon bay, which have been decried by local and state lea

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>> the half moon bay mass shooting is shining a spotlight now on the living conditions of the 7 people who were killed. they were all farmers who also lived where they worked. >> barely scratching out a living. our kron four's gayle ong has more now on the conditions that one local leader called deplorable and heartbreaking. so you should see where these folks are living. the conditions there. shipping containers living in shipping containers. folks getting 9 bucks an hour. governor gavin newsom sharing these words earlier this week about how the farm workers lived. >> up until monday's deadly mass shooting. karina santiago knows one of the victims, which she says is standard in the agricultural industry. a lot of people they live and work conditions. >> and nobody knows that. to the people like most is close to that people because they share how they need. >> on thursday, san mateo county supervisor ray mueller

view the crime scenes and shared these photos of the living conditions at the farms. he wrote, quote, there is one room dwellings, no insulation, no running water. we've seen it. >> now how we got into it. >> san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says the county is making efforts to help the situation. while we saw out there where they were deplorable conditions, it is has a place that anybody should have to live in those conditions, particularly the people living in the shocks that are out there that that's not >> have a double in my view. >> the governor's office released this statement announcing the investigation into the half moon bay farms involved in the mass shooting. a spokesperson from one of the farms, california, tara gardens disputes the governor's claims with the statement that reads in part, quote, we have a family that reside on the property in state, inspected mobile homes and large recreational vehicles. they are all equipped with kitchens, bathrooms and shower facilities. in addition to standard living amenities, the families pay approximately $300 a month to rent these living spaces well below market rates. secondly, the

salary of all employees range from 16. 52. 24 $1. but santiago says the farm workers she knows are getting paid und.r that amount. she worked at a store where people cash their checks, i believe i think is mine. >> yeah, the people they always say they don't feel comfortable. to raise invoices to to price. >> and the director of communications for united farm workers, the largest farm worker union in the united states. tell us con for fear of deportation for undocumented workers also comes into play when interacting with boss is we reached out to concord farms. the other farm involved in the shooting. we have not yet heard back in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> temer ramon valley high school officials are responding to an incident where student heal the racial slur during a basketball game. that incident happened tuesday night in danville, a double and student was taken a free throw. and that's when the san

ramon valley student in the stands used with the school is calling racial language yesterday. the san ramon valley administration team sent out an email to parents calling the incident extremely disappointing and unacceptable. >> so for most this behavior is unacceptable. it really speaks to why it is so >ncredibly important that we're doing the work we are doing to create safe and welcoming inclusive environment. >> the dublin high school principal tells kron 4 that she is in the process of writing a letter to the community addressing the situation. >> san francisco city leaders are announcing a new plan to prevent hate crimes in the city. >> they're calling it a unified protocol. the goal is to make it easier for victims of violent or hate crimes to file reports, get help learn what resources are available. the city wants to make. the service is available in several different languages.

the mayor's office police department, the da's office are hoping those changes will encourage victims to speak up. >> the work that we're doing here, we'll hopefully be a model in how we address violence, how we take care of our victims, how we think about addressing the mental health of our communities to make sure that we are safe. >> the city will also host a summit on hate crimes that will be next month. organizers say they're trying to get people together to come up with new ideas. less than a month into the new year. and already 3 people have been killed while trying to cross the street in san francisco. the city's 3rd pedestrian death of the year happened monday at the intersection of franklin and the streets near city hall. the victim was an asian american woman. and according to walk sf the first 2 pedestrians killed in 2023 were also asian women. this is part of a continuing trend. 20 people were killed last year while walking in san francisco. most of them were

elderly, asian american or both the chinatown community development center has been setting out p essays for years now on how to stay safe while crossing the street. >> don't cross the street without looking left and but beyond that, it's also like don't run across the street to catch a bus. if the light is turning you know, making sure that we're doing very pinpointed issues. >> walk sf conducted a new report, a study, dangerous streets and intersections and it found that street high up on the list are one ways like franklin street drivers going way over the speed limit or trying to beat the traffic light. >> new at 9 following the weeks of stormy weather that caused havoc across california. san francisco is now asking people to fill out a storm damage. survey. that's to try to help tally the financial toll. the survey will gather information on all storm related property damage,

poles, the city will use that information to help get state and federal help for eligible residents. and you can head to as dot gov. and look under news to find that survey. >> all right. don't look now. but the forty-niners are just one win away from booking their tickets to the super bowl. but fans are not looking past this weekend's tough matchup against the eagles in no way. no how, in many are gearing up. harder than ever to watch the game on sunday from force. justin campbell has been talking to those fans to see how they're getting a ready. haven't they getting hyped up? the joins us now live from outside levi stadium. hey, justin. >> hey, guys, this game? we believe it or not, is the most expensive conference title game ever average ticket price over $1000. and here we are at levi stadium. there won't be any fans here, but plus, you

have to travel where you have to pay for airline and you also have to pay for a hotel. so there are many places here in the bay area. all the stuff you hear that you can go in cheer on the niners this weekend at rosie mccann's in santana row, they've already printed super bowl flyers. and this weekend they're expecting the bar to be packed. the energy is high. everybody hears ready to cheer on. >> the san francisco forty-niners. if you're looking for somewhere in downtown san jose, their official forty-niners watch party by the team will be at san pedro square. everybody's waiting for the weekend and the forty-niners team store at levi stadium. stay busy on thursday with fans grabbing items like t-shirts, jerseys and caps. one fan came all the way from fresno and everything's completely gone. the team store says their most popular item is the brock purdy jersey. >> then there are a few still celebrating the past. a lot of joe montana, the goat.

>> obviously all the fans hope that they win this weekend. but we're working on getting a story up on the web site. kron 4 dot com of all the places that you can cheer on the niners this weekend across the bay area reporting live here in santa clara, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> thank you, justin. all the forty-niners are hosting watch parties for sunday's game all over the place. aside from the bay area, there will be parties in mexico city. the city of monterrey in mexico, leeds, in england, san francisco's watch party is being held at the crossing at east cut san jose's at san pedro, a social and all of the parties will begin an hour before game time. the oakland zoo is going to announce its plans on reopening next week. this after it closed too. fix that big sinkhole that opened up during this month's storms. >> that you're looking at new video of the repair work. the zoo did originally planned to close for just a few days. but had to delay because the rain just kept coming. a new

reopening date will be announced monday. officials say all the animals are safe being cared for and there had been talk about plans to extend glow farhi. so far, though, no word yet on whether that's going to happen. >> new same great food. after the break. we're going to take a look at new north beach location on this week's dine and dish and the weather has been so nice throughout the bay area lately, but it is back to some wintry weather. get out the raincoats. we've got some showers coming our got some showers coming our way. we'll talk about it next.

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>> the city's north beach neighborhood is known for coffee houses, italian restaurants, a pizza parlors. but there is always room for something new and different. that is so true, catherine. so tonight on dine and dish, i want to take you to the newest addition and affected. just got nominated for a james beard award. it's called because of it. in the heart of north beach alongside the classics. there's a newcomer of >> and neighbors are live it's my first time to i live in the neighborhood and i saw that open up. i was so excited. it's just >> really beautiful. on score. so color. also better. check it out because saw mainstay of the richmond district has

opened up in what used to be the old trattoria pinocchios. >> kristen duke of the husband wife team behind cassava actually had their first romantic date that the legendary locale. >> the vibe that historical they this beautiful location. so you could call it a labor of love. >> chris and his culinary team condor, a beautiful plates of seafood, salads and delicate desert. everything california offers you can dine alfresco outside or inside at the counter or table and catch the creative process, seeing us prepared you know, and in front of them. and, you know, i think can even get from going out to eat. you know, we would love to see that. >> going to dinner with chris and have been doing for years while diners from chris office, former neighborhood are finding the excuse now to make the track across >> i'm going to lick the plate. don't even like nobody of

>> in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron, 4 i'm not going to tell you if you actually like the plate, but some beautiful really that's right there in the corner. and that's with yeah. the food must be pretty good. it is. the forty-niners eagles matchup that could come down to who can control the line of scrimmage. and next in sports, we'll hear from both sides of the ball and have >> their take on the battle in the trenches.

>> and now kron 4 sports. 3 days. people. we're just 3 days away from kickoff in south philly. >> the theatrical from both fan bases are getting louder and louder. but if you block out all that noise and really get into the x's and o's, you'll see that the key to this game could be the battle between the forty-niners offensive line and the eagles defensive line. the eagles led the nfl with 70 sacks during the regular season. they see their genes relentless, the niners, their offensive line and only gave up. 31 sacks. only 5 teams gave up fewer sacks than that. the eagles have been able to dominate games this season in the trenches case in point right here. but property man he showed he had an affinity to

escape pressure in limit mistakes and that will have to continue with the niners won a march on to the super bowl. >> i think the biggest thing you see on tape of him, as you know, you don't really put the team on the way, you you know, to look is not there. he want obviously, you know, i'm just the start of all the wages just not making a lot of the states. so i think that's a lot to stand and you know, every team kind of has a >> montrose, you know, you know, i think they are and all that just like we do so i mean, we definitely believe ourselves to be a physical football team, you know, with great, great speed, great skill guys who really understanding in football. so for us, you know, are going to come in and play our game we do what we've done to this point said to get year continue to be we know that will be and i've been watching those guys. >> no kick for, you know, 10 years in my hometown. and now what you're concentrating graham, those guys been there for a long, long time in a very, very good football players a lot of that city you

know, it's going to be sight it's it's a it's a great battle. you know, as professional athlete, somebody wants to win and somebody wants to be the best. and you go through the best. and challenge this week. >> now everyone has an opinion on this game and the outcome. and frankly, i've drawn most of them out. but one person out listen to it's a super bowl champion, someone who's played for both the niners and the eagles. we caught up well, former niners and eagles running back ricky waters in he gave his thoughts on the match up. good news. he likes the home team or i should say the bay area team. >> they got really strong chance even though they're playing, you know, a team that has mvp caliber quarterback, you know, god what i feel like if you come to go. but the jalen hurts. i feel like it today. the defense plays the way they've been playing all year and they keep him crowd and don't let him get those big plays. it did. he was making all year long. i think

they just stay right in this game give for money for sure. >> all righty. if you want to hear more from ricky waters, tune into kron 4 special road to the championship. that's tomorrow. 10:00pm hosted by aaron wilson and myself. we'll have ricky, a few other guests, some in studio. you won't want to miss it. the best coverage leading up to kickoff. the warriors. they got a big time win last night against the memphis grizzlies. they were able to get a last second shot. >> right there from jordan poole after steph curry got ejected. now, another hero from last night and really the last week or so have been, john. i think i'm a good he's averaging 14 points per game over the last couple games for the also guarding the best perimeter player on the opposing team coming to is now in year 2. and he have a decent amount of experience under his belt. and it's really starting to show he's building trust with head coach steve kerr and coming into his

own. >> and player. coming up the on the floor. you got to know what you gotta do. you've got to know you got to know. this person like the blaze first elected duties and just focusing on those little things. that's pretty much what i had to learn. and i'm still learning too. >> the nba all-star starters were announced today and surprise surprise. steph curry was among the western conference starters. he will make his 9th career all-star star in his joint in the starting lineup by lebron james will captain the team because he received the most votes. zion williamson nikola jokic and luka doncic. all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> thank you, some good news to tell you about on california's water situation. thanks to all the recent rain officials now expect they will be able to deliver more water

than expected to state farmers and water agencies. the california department of water resources expects to deliver 30% of the requested supplies in 2023. a lot better than the last estimate of december when they figured they'd be able to deliver only about 5%. >> they're still early in the it's you know, make no mistake. but i think as we can all attest and here in california, things have turned right again. and we want to be cautious as we continue to move through what is traditionally. >> our wet season in california, they're remaining winter months and spring months. >> things could be even better because this does not account for the sierra snowpack. and right now it's higher than 175% of average for this time of year. well, that such great news looking at our 4 zone forecast right now the embarcadero. >> and it looks like we might have some rain on the horizon. so large things are changing.

>> going to be a lot colder and a chance of showers going return. looks like things are going start to get active more again. a lot reservoirs i should mention now running over 100% of normal for this time of year. so that is some great news. a lot of snow still melt. and philip, those reza bore. so we headed toward the drier months. but up there right now out towards sfo, you've got clear skies dry as can be and it's going stay dry for tomorrow. no problems at the airline said in san francisco, oakland or san jose. right now you get forecast of the monterey bay. you'll notice cooler temperatures tomorrow beginning to settle in 50's even into the monterey bay, maybe 60 degrees in watsonville, southern california got a mixed bag. 59 in long beach, 70 warm in downtown los angeles to about 60 degrees. >> in san diego, high country looking good. you headed there. want to enjoy all that beautiful snow and there's just a ton of it up there this year. temperatures going to be cool tomorrow. mid 40's into both truckee in southlake call 50 degrees in reno. but if you plan on sticking around, be aware there's a cold storm

that's on the way. look at the temperatures by day. friday and saturday in the 40's and bottom drops out in the 20's for high temperatures on sunday is a cold storm system moving in. you get that cold. you can see that light, fluffy snow making its way across the sierra nevada. of course, that's going make the roadways a little difficult to travel. and so you see right here, too, as that storm system begins to roll in to see some clouds rolling in on saturday. but staying dry then as we get to sunday, here comes a scattered showers around the bay area. snow falling across the high country. there's well, maybe couple inches, maybe 3 inches or so across some of the higher peaks out there. right now. it is quiet. looks like it's going to stay that way for at least another day. but then you'll notice this ridge of high pressure starts to break down by sunday. here comes that storm system dropping in bringing that chance of a few showers here. probably more notably. it's going to be a lot colder, maybe 20, maybe 25 degrees colder than what we see the next. storms rolling in one after another as we head in toward next week. so looks like the pattern to get a lot more active here in the next couple of temperatures tomorrow beginning cool down in the 50's coastside cool up

toward the beaches. maybe even a couple of patches of fog showing up there. 55 degrees said carl 61 and sunny amount. you 62 degrees in cupertino. 58 los gatos. 63 in pleasanton. you're looking at 61 in moraga on 62 degrees in hercules tomorrow, 60 in napa staying dry and cooler along the coastline. little breezy in the afternoon, too. as that on shore, wind begins to kick up next couple those temperatures will start cooling down. fact, as we get into sunday, look at that highs only in the low 50's around parts of the bay area on the app showers. yeah. they can likely be widely scattered. nothing very heavy. and then on monday, let's go to stay very chilly. only in the low 50's as well. but overnight lows dropping down the 20 so well below the average for this time of year. but the good news is, you know, we don't want the season to come to an end. as far as rain. we've seen that happen before. looks like it's going to stay more showers on the way as we get to february. all right. thank yes. after the break, details on close

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>> sounds like a sci-fi movie, but the an asteroid the size of a double decker bus flew within 2200 miles of earth today. that helps me a picture of a big bus and that is closer than the orbit of global satellites. this was the 4th closest approach. in our planet on the record, you

can see the asteroid's path and the master renderings, nasa just discovered that astroid last weekend. scientists say we were not in any danger of the asteroid actually hitting us. it would have transformed under 33,000 mile an hour fireball and burned up in the atmosphere. the asteroid crossed earth's path closest to the southern tip of south america. can rest well tonight. that's that wraps up kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock. ken and pam are often the distance, but they are scurrying over here to tell us more about what's happening for prone for almost out breath. just look so cool. calm and collected. thank you very much. all right. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 10, the city of happen. bay will be holding a vigil tomorrow night for the 7 farm workers killed in monday's mass shooting. what you should know about that event and the disturbing details are emerging tonight about the farm set were the scene of the

tragedy. plus, an east bay couple says their one year-old french bulldog was stolen at gunpoint while they were while they were on a grocery run. their plea tonight to get their puppy back. and got 3 days to go before the big forty-niners nfc championship game in philly. >> if the niners win and they beat the eagles, they're off to the super bowl. the to the super bowl. the fo [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step of the way. covered california, this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com.

>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10, the bay area continues to mourn for the lives lost in the 3 mass shootings that recently shook our state. dozens of people gathered for a vigil tonight in san francisco's a square in the city's chinatown neighborhood to honor those killed in monterey park in oakland and half moon bay. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news tonight at 10. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. tomorrow, the city of half moon bay will hold a vigil for the 7 farm workers killed on monday. >> kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live from half moon bay with the details. sarah. >> yeah, that's right. the candlelight vigil be right here. mac dutra park can see the flyers that are already hanging up in english and in spanish. this is right at the memorial where it's going