>> morning and a happy early monday to you. i'm sorry and i'm james and luckily it is dry for the moment. so now is the time to hopefully get some things done. i know it's early, but yeah, well, the weekend was a washout from a split decision over here, though, because you have no case. saturday was found sunday, very wet. and it looks like we've got more of that on the way this week all over again. john, here we go again. i do. it's going to be very, very wet. start the week now. scattered showers today. >> we can handle that. but tonight into tomorrow morning, things getting very heavy again. we've got another atmospheric river where we've heard a lot, but it is going to be a huge pickup in rainfall intensity during our overnight hours and into tomorrow morning. and at this point ground is already saturated. so here we go again with increased flooding risk. now today, as i mentioned, not too terribly bad. this is your view at half moon bay. we've got some scattered showers out there. it's a cloudy morning. all this seems routine at this point. we are seeing that moisture plume stretching offshore. you see all that cloud cover. that's what's heading our direction. and that's what makes this next.

24 hours. not just interesting to talk about, but pretty hazardous as well. upper elevations of the sierra feet upon feet of snowfall. there you go to those mid level and lower elevations and the heavy rain continues only resulting in continued flooding risk for sierra streams. and then e salinas river, the russian river here in the bay area, which will be looking at potential flood stages within the next 24 hours. salinas river. we've already been there with that levee break having incurred already. so this is going to be an ever complicating situation as we see this next round of heavy rain now 50's for current temperatures. alameda san mateo at 55 san francisco, oakland at 54 degrees. santa rosa and conquered at 53. we are going to see winds gradually picking up today were pretty calm this morning. but wind speeds increase very much noticeably overnight. in fact, 50 to 70 miles per hour gusts overnight tonight. so high wind warnings, potential power outages into tomorrow morning. and then yes, of course, that flooding concern too, with

flood watches going into effect tonight into early wednesday morning. this is just the start. i've got your full coverage still to come. so stay with us for that rain. all right, john, thank you for that. we had a really busy thursday and friday. so right now, john has been mentioning tomorrow is going to be really the problematic commute. >> this morning, slicker conditions out there, but still much drier, 7 minutes into the city. our san mateo bridge about a 12 minute ride, a 80 to 101. if you're maybe hopping on the richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, 7, minutes. and let's check on that golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 19 minutes. all james, back to you. thanks a lot. continuing our top story and team coverage of the massive storm is going to the bay area. >> yeah. john's been mentioning it to flooding will be a major concern. and so we need to prepare. now today's the day to do that crowd was michael thomas is live in walnut creek with a look at what they're doing their morning. michael. >> yeah, good morning. everyone know last week we had

will out here. he was willing to help you guys with those sandbags. depends on if get coffee, it will be helping out some of those sandbags. but we do know that sandbag preparation is something that is effectively sot happened earlier this year. so, you know, it is a good thing to come out here and get these. let's get into some video as they give you some details regarding the sandbag pickups. so there are multiple sandbag locations across contra costa county all put into place by its public works department. according to its website, these locations include one and all 19 cities. if you do want to find when you can head to their website to find exact locations, they are not staffed in the only provide the bags and sand for free. and we're going to details up on your screen right now. as you can see all of that now, again, remember, it's just the bags in the sand that are provided. you do need to bring us shovel. and some gloves are also suggested. now officials say when you are filling them, you should only fill them about a 3rd of the way and make sure that you put the flap 90 or excuse me a 45 degree angle and then place the second bag on top of that

one. and, you know, i spoke with john this morning. our wonderful meteorologist. he says that this rain is really going start coming down afternoon into the evening. so you want to get out here behind me is the actual stand. i will say here at the specific location in walnut creek, it is running a little bit low. so i'm gonna send an e-mail and see if they're going to be refilling. not because i would say maybe. 25 bags could get made with this specific one and you're coming to this location and there is a shovel here. i don't think it was provided by officials, but somebody was nice enoagh to leave that shovel. so that's a very latest here in walnut creek. but i will send it back to you guys live in the studio. all right. good info. thanks a lot. we'll check in with you later, michael. all right. well, from sandbags in walnut creek. >> let's go to san jose where the city there has sandbags available for any resident who needs them. residents can pick up those sandbags at the san jose city central services yard. that's at 16. 61 failing avenue. people are allowed to pick up 20 bags per vehicle for a full list of sandbag

locations all across the bay area. you can always head to our website kron 4 dot com put that information together for you. it's 504. and in the east bay 8.80, is back open now after flooding and a mudslide. >> shut down all lanes in fremont yesterday. take a look at the rock and mud slide was near a railroad over crossing on the highway there. caltrans says the debris cover the northbound lanes as you can see in the north and southbound lanes started flooding. so then they have that problem has shut down the whole highway for several hours. they diverted drivers. you can see all the cones there. let them know the crews got it had to pump out that and also the water they had to use tractor as well to collect everything and get everything out of their caltrans says that when they have rain like this, you can save yourself a headache by checking for the closures. first because, you know, there's nothing that stinks more than arriving and then get caught in it. so do an eye on that. keep an eye on

kron 4 dot com because that's exactly what we do is update closures that also in fremont, people had to be escorted because there was severe flooding on a parking lot. you can see here those people being taken out to safety, chinese independent baptist church is right there on central not place in central ave. and that's where this was fremont. fire department stepped in they saved several people who were there at the church that morning and help them across the water so they could be picked up safely. all right. 506, is the time. let's get to one of the other big stories we're following this morning. the fact that silicon valley bank is going to be opening in just a few hours from now so that people can start getting at least some >> of their money out. this after the federal government said it is not going to bail out the bank after its failure. kron four's will tran is live. >> in santa clara with the latest. good morning. well, >> james i'm in front of the bank and you can see one of the customers are right behind me. he does not want to go on camera, but he has his lawn

chair and he is ready to be here once the bank opens for business because he wants his money back. he's not the only one here has been sand. thank you for joining me. you're also here looking for your money. you just told me you deposit your money and you didn't go into specifics. but into the millions of dollars did day before this made national news. that's correct. yeah, we've got a medical imaging company based in australia and we put funds here in order to finance research projects. >> when you heard that the bank all but collapsed. what were you thinking like? am i ever going to get my money back? there was fear that anybody over $250,000 would not get more than that amount. well, what we want to make sure that we get as much back as possible. news is come in changing very rapidly over the course of the weekend. so exactly what was going to happen, how it was going to happen as being a very much up in the air. do you know with

certainty that you will get your millions back or you're hoping? i know they're talking about it, but i guess until you see it, you just don't know. well, that's that's just it, right? so we want to make sure that we're here to have every avenue open to recover those funds. make sure we can continue to, you know, run research projects, pay stuff. that's that's what this money is for. and if you don't get it back today or the weeks, this could be long drawn out. if you don't get your money back quickly, what happens to your business? well, i think it's the same thing that happens to everyone else that got a look at, you know, what happens for stuffing? what happens for everything else like that? the money that sits in here isn't to buy offsets to pay salaries. oh, my he's ok, we will talk to you more throughout the morning. but there is a rush and we do expect more people to show up. silicon valley bank should open up in a few hours from now. it is making national news so many people before friday never heard about it. this is not a bank that you would normally go to instead. this is very popular with the tech companies and some of them have hundreds of millions

of dollars tied up in this and they like then keeping their fingers crossed that they get all of their money. back back to you guys. wow. all right. and we'll said it's national news. we're waiting for the president to speak this those comments live when they happen will thank you. >> also breaking overnight, we should mention the brentwood police say they shot a man who was involved in a hostage situation. >> according to officers, they were told by a witness that a man was holding a woman against her will. and when police got to the apartment complex in question that 160 block of sycamore avenue, police say the man started shooting at them an officer returned fire and i ended up striking that 30 year-old man from long beach brentwood. police say the woman was also hurt in the shooting. officials say the victim and the suspect suspected gunman are expected to survive the contra costa county district attorney is now investigating what happened. in the south bay, san jose fire chief now calling on the city manager to take disciplinary action against those involved in a

strip club scandal 5 months ago. so the incident took place last year on october 5th, just outside the pink poodle, adult entertainment club on south bascom avenue. a video shared on social media showed a woman wearing a bikini coming out of a fire engine parked outside of the club. an investigation found that the firefighters actions violated specific policies and procedures and rules. the sanford, san jose fire department chief robert safety and junior suggested that the city manager take disciplinary action against those involved the names of the employees that were part of this are still confidential. but chiefs a pin says the department will be reinforcing standards of conduct across the organization starting with all senior officers, 5.10, and the timing on the peninsula. stanford is investigating a potential hate crime in a dorm. >> university officials say multiple swastikas and the picture of a tall hitler were posted and they were in a jewish student's dorm room door is where those images were. the school says their

department of public safety is investigating this and it's just the latest instance of anti-semitism on the campus this academic year. stanford is strongly condemning the action asking anybody who has information about it to come forward. >> we're going to take a break here in 5.11. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. the u.s. is searching for 3 americans that went missing in mexico. what investigators know about their last whereabouts and daytime hours today, but not so bad. we do have a few scattered showers ahead of us in the next several hours. it's really the night tonight into tomorrow morning where things start to be looking like it could be a problem. >> heavy rain, very strong winds are rough morning commute tomorrow. i'm going to be giving you the details on what to expect. still ahead and hit the roads today. we're keeping a close eye on your morning drive. >> tracking that commute, especially before the rain hit. we'll be right back after hit. we'll be right back after the break.

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water rescue on the peninsula. >> czu. >> that's cal fire czu. they say the 2 surfers we're trapped on the cliffs at montara state beach yesterday. and so there you see the coast

guard helicopter went out their voice to the surfers to the top of the cliff and they were rescued from there. >> they both appeared to be uninjured. >> okay. well, the department water resources continues to release water into the feather river in butte county for flood control protection earlier last year or last week. i should say the agency released about 8,000 cubic feet of water per second. that's a lot of water this weekend. they've upped that to 15,000. but that number could change as the wet weather continues. lake oroville right now is currently at 116% of the historical average for this time of year. so and with all the melt that they're expecting to continue flowing down out of the sierra. yeah. reservoirs and streams they may have to continue releasing anticipating all that water lifting the level of the first. it's like when your grandparents or your your parents offer you food, i have enough. >> i'm but no. thank you. i don't need anymore. well, we're going to like it or not. that's the stuff cherish hold

a good mother. nature says finishing yeah, yeah. it's a more and more. it's a non-stop buffet of a while, the winter weather and we're keeping it going tonight into tomorrow morning. >> actually, a lot of concern with this next system. as you know, releases out of our reza bore us lot of snow melts in the sierra. and then back here at home, we've already been looking at flooding on the long the salinas river. we've been talking all about that. now. you're going to add a lot more rain tonight into tomorrow morning on this already very saturated soil. that's the issue here. so let's start with today. because today, daytime hours, not looking bad bay bridge, calm winds pier 15, all in all today. we can handle in a few scattered showers out there. absolutely. good to go with that. we do have the sierra nevada with some snowfall in highest elevations that has been causing a lot of issues. you had above 7,000 feet and we're still looking at the feet of snow. in fact, 12 feet of snowfall expected for the week ahead of us at the very crest of the sierra. so we're not done with that yet. lower

elevations where the snow melts occurring. and then this guy pushes through. this is our next atmospheric river pumping through with a lot of moisture. so scattered showers today. again, nothing to be alarmed about during your daytime hours. business as usual for your monday. if you live in a flood-prone area, take those precautions during the day before you go to bed tonight. make sure you get those sandbags ready to go. make sure to clear out those storm drains because that's actually what causes most of those issues and allows that water to pile up in poor drainage areas. now as we move into evening hours ton ght, really after 10:00pm, widespread rainfall arrives, it starts light to moderate only gradually increases through the evening. and you notice that all of us stay in this consistently rainy way overnight. no brakes whatsoever. turning our overnight hours and rainfall only increasing in intensity into tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning is going to be a very rough commute. we've got very strong winds, 50 to 70 miles per hour. gusts. this could result in a lot of a breeze in roadways as well as some power outages. you've

also got the very heavy rains right in the midst of the morning commute. so tomorrow, if you can do the work from home option, it is 100% the day to take that option. we will see a few isolated thunderstorms into the afternoon on this hearty saturated soil. so that's not going to make things any better. the good news is is that we do come down tuesday night into wednesday and wednesday. we're getting a solid break from the rain. as for rainfall totals tonight into tomorrow, it's another 1, 2, to even 3 inches in urban areas. and another 4 to 6 inches in our mountains such as the santa cruz mountains. this all results in flood watches now. flood watches taking effect tonight through wednesday morning. we are expecting a lot of small streams to fill in some of those problematic rivers like the salinas river in the russian river also could cause even more issues. winter storm warnings in the sierra overnight into wednesday night. this is because of the feet of snowfall at the very crest of the sierra and the really strong winds up there as well. not a good forecast

to be heading up to the sierra. it's kind of melty around lake tahoe, temps above freezing in the upper 30's to low 40's. really, i see during the evening hours, temps today in the bay area will be in the 60's with hayward and fremont at 65 san jose. at 66 tomorrow, we will be looking at similar conditions as far as temperatures go, the very heavy rain arrives overnight tonight and into early hours of tomorrow. wednesday. going to be a beautiful one. a couple sprinkles in the morning, maybe, but we will be seeing sunshine regardless after that thursday. also another dry day and a few scattered showers friday. definitely an easier end to the week than what we have to start. it rained. all right, john, thank you for that on this monday morning. maybe you're heading now hitting the roads and the highways. >> about a 60 minute ride traveling from crockett down towards the maze. not see major issues there. traffic still pretty light early. 8 minute drive into the city right now. our san mateo bridge around 12 minutes there, the south, they want to one heading up. 85 menlo park about 30 minutes to 80 82. no

major issues. they are smooth sailing along to 37 salient or down towards hope he does about 20 minute and 6.82 signal and san ramon, you have to limit darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 5.19, and this morning the fbi is looking for 3 american women who have gone missing and mexico. they have been see the 3 week know they have in their disappearance. follows a new u.s. travel warning for parts of mexico after 4 americans were >> kidnapped by cartel members to those americans were killed or have into a has the latest. >> missing in mexico, it's been nearly 3 weeks in sisters, muddy to preserve rios marina, perez, rios and the front door signs child from a small border town in texas 2 month, the motive was to sew clothes at a local flea market. that's the last time there were about would be known. the husband of one of the women was the last person to hear from the women as they were traveling every. 24. he grew concerned after not hearing from them later reported the disappearance of local authorities prompting an investigation by the fbi

people who appear to be concerned. family members of the wind sharing their concerns on facebook. daario martinez writing to my aunt is are missing adding the been missing more than 10 days. the recent disappearance it to marina indoor have prompted texas department of public safety to issue a warning not to travel to most of mexico during spring break and beyond. dps director steven mccraw saying in a statement drug cartel violence and other criminal activity represent a significant safety threat to anyone crosses into mexico. right now, this disappearance of the 3 women happened one week before 4 americans were kidnapped by the golf in mount morris. 2 of the americans who he would or is it do brown were killed by the cartel eric williams and that even were later found by mexican authorities. i was. >> jorge ventura reporting for us this morning. the disappearance of those 3 women is still a mystery this morning. we'll let you know if we find out anything more. >> it's 5.21. and happening today, president biden arrives in southern he's going to first visit san diego and meet

with the prime ministers of the united kingdom and australia. and then tomorrow the president travels to monterey park where that mass shooting happened at a dance hall in january 11 people were killed. the president is expected to continue his talks about his hopes for a federal ban on assault weapons. and later he's going to make a similar pitch during a stop in las vegas. the site of the deadliest mass shooting in history. 5 years ago. it's 5.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> have you experienced long-term covid? a new study shows the probability that shows the probability that you're going to get it.

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from beyond the arc this season. >> look to see her after the game. and he says that dante has been the most steady player of the team this season. sports director jason dumas spoke exclusively with dawn today and he explains how much saturday night's game meant to him. >> i mean, it was awesome. one, the you know, the fans, it really felt like a playoff playoff planning in such a good team in milwaukee. and also he take i have a lot of you know, i really want to get that one. so what steps do what he did down the stretch and in overtime with is absolutely amazing. >> well, the warriors play the suns tonight at the chase center. tipoff, is it 7 o'clock time now is 5.26. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news next. >> storm preparations underway again in the north bay. we're going to see how everybody's trying to prevent more flooding in this next round of flooding in this next round of rain. that's on the way. i get bladder leaks.

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>> 5.29 right now. and yet again here we are talking about storm preparations. we should be ready by now. this is while the deal is we've got a lot of stormy weather ahead for the week. so what we're going to try and do is let you know when those opportunities are of those dry windows for you to get things done to what you're doing today. turns out is one of those days friday. that john goodman, where at least part of right? you know what? a few scattered sprinkles that is. i okay

tonight is where things get. >> who a little bit on the dicey side again, because as you know, the ground is pretty muggy out there. it's saturated. can't digest a lot more rainfall. and that just means as we see heavy rain tonight, it's going to start to pile up and definitely cause some issues for us into tomorrow morning. we're at this morning. easy peasy. you're good to go. i mean, quite our out there looking good. we do see just a few spots of light rain on the radar. all that cloud cover sitting offshore, that's what makes its way our direction. and that's what's going to cause us. a lot of issues. snowfall in highest of elevations in the sierra. it's really not stopped over the weekend and it's still coming down up there. the bay area, things have been kind of chill. we have seen some heavier rain showers, isolated yesterday. today. we're going to take a step back from that and things are going to be nice and calm for the most part. take today as a preparation day for what we have overnight tonight into tomorrow. now upper 40's to low to mid 50's. our current temperatures. things are overall pretty good out there. i would keep the light rain

jacket on hand. it's kind of that seattle style of weather where it's just a light sprinkle some misty conditions from time to time winds will gradually pick up today. and by the evening tonight, we're looking at some really strong winds, high wind warnings going into effect 50 to 70 miles per hour. peak wind gust during or overnight hours means definitely some trees down, potentially some loss of power, things to prepare for overnight. and then the heavy rain on top of that with flood watches again going into effect tonight, lasting through early wednesday morning. so it's going to be a lot to talk about as far as what to expect during overnight hours. and we're going to cover that a lot more through the forecast. so stay with us for that. but the good news is this morning and through the day today, actually sitting out pretty nice. and that means like you're seeing at the bay bridge, not too bad out there. all right. so today's you and james, just talking about good day to get out, get some things done, especially in the early morning hours. >> a 10 minute drive for you. travel into the city right now. no delays. the meteor lights are still off our san

mateo bridge, but you had about 12 minutes 80 to 101 traveling across towards the peninsula. richmond, sandra fell bridge about a 7 minute ride and that golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. taking 19 minutes on a monday darya. james, back to you. all right. so we're in the middle of the year. relative calm before yet another storm. yeah. another atmospheric river moving into the bay area and that's going bring with it. some strong winds. as we know. john's been talking about that. >> and the possibility of even more flooding kron four's amanda hari takes a look at how some people in santa rosa are preparing. >> i've seen roads already closed just for the risk of flooding. some others already are covered in water and the rain is continuing to fall here at home depot, people came by all weekend to pick up last-minute supplies before the next storm hits. >> streets throughout sonoma county blocked off with signs like saying the road is closed because of flooding. this portion of mark west station road in windsor is already

completely covered with water. one car appeared to be stuck and abandoned in the middle of the road. >> i get out that some of the people in a prius or >> ethan, you've in drives a pickup truck and says he's prepared for weather like this. i've seen this before. >> i grew up in sonoma county, but you're my whole life. this is nothing new. every 10 years we get a big. a big storm surge in that we get 10 years of drought and then we get a big star ricky mcginn was at the home depot in santa rosa, picking up a new water heater. >> he lives in forest bill. he says home isn't flooded, but everything is still wet and giant military above us. so i don't get saturated. and waters got nowhere to go. he was using a tarp to try and keep his new water heater as dry as he could on the way home. i asked if he had any tips for preparing for more storms that nk generator in case a tree falls on a power line. that helps. >> with high winds and more flooding expected, officials are asking people to stay off the roads if you don't need to be on them. they didn't expect

conditions to get worse in santa rosa amanda hari kron. 4 news, heavy rain on the peninsula yesterday led to flooding. >> and some closures. check this out. this is an old county road and harbor boulevard and san carlos shut down for several hours sunday morning. crews were able to get traffic flowing again around noon. believe it or not. wow, that's fast work. >> streets in the small community of row. >> they flooded those streets. the river's levee failed at midnight on saturday. and so now, wow, look at those cars under water. almost there. emergency crews had to rescue about 90 people over the weekend from this area the roadways were inundated. yeah. this along the monterey peninsula to that carrying someone area county officials are advising residents who live in that area. how are they even driving over next push? push? a cow's egg was driving through that.

>> here's the deal. tap water may be contaminated because of this. so that's another thing. so they're saying use bottled water if you're in that area and check out this 2, we have pictures of the scene here. >> right on the bridge saturday morning where residents waited to be taken to shelters after mandatory evacuations. look at all these people. i know. yeah, wow. roads are closed. going into the haro county officials are urging residents not to enter that evacuation zone there. too many people already in there that need help. yikes. all right. now to the east bay, more than 200 people aboard a bart train were stranded for an hour when a section of rail became be energized. so this happened just after 8 o'clock saturday night on the berryessa line, right near fruitvale. bart says that a power substation had an issue that caused the track to become the energized. and that, of course, means the trains could go on that section or they came to a stop? crews worked to re energize the rail while another train off the board of the passengers. but it took more than an hour an hour and

20 minutes to solve the problem. still not clear if the weather was to blame for that. >> time now is 5.35. meantime, oakland police are investigating 2 deadly shootings. the most recent happening just after 9 in the morning yesterday on hegenberger road near the coliseum. the victim was shot multiple times and we have no word on a suspect or what led up to that shooting. police also investigating another shooting. the second anoka, which is on macarthur boulevard that happened around one in the morning saturday. the victim was shot several times. no suspect. they're either these 2 shootings being investigated as homicides as they are too shooting deaths. >> robbery i got involved. >> all right, taylor, this is a chp helicopter footage as they were assisting in the search for a robbery suspect early sunday morning. the helicopter arrived overhead in oakland after police pursued

the suspects from san francisco. and their deputies located them. they were hiding in a wooded area right along the highway. and that's where the helicopter has camera trained deputies in the helicopter say that utilize their public address system to convince those 3 suspects. you can see them in the thermal imaging there to come out from their hiding spot and turn themselves texas. police are also investigating the incident to looks like 3 on the peninsula. san mateo county sheriff's deputies arrested 3 suspects in connection with 48 car break-ins on saturday. so just one day, one of those suspects included a 13 year-old. it was about 10, 30 that morning that sheriff's deputies were alerted of a stolen hyundai near the intersection of millbrae avenue and highway 101 in millbrae. and while looking for that car, they received calls of vehicles being burglarized throughout the city. deputies arrested the suspects a very short time later. we'll take a break here at 5.37. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. everything everywhere. all at once. one big once again

during the oscars going to take a look at the awards. >> with the cast from home job and today, pretty chill day. we've got a few scattered sprinkles possible and not a ton to be alarmed about during daytime hours. >> tonight is when things get in arresting heavy rain. really strong winds making their way into the bay that's their way into the bay that's going make for a [sfx: chicken clucking] everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. cause only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying... [sfx: chicken clucking]

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saw, splashdown of crew, 5. >> how about that? those 4 astronauts safely returning to earth saturday night after a quick flight aboard a spacex capsule there from the international space station. you just saw there successfully splashing down in the gulf of mexico just off the florida coast. the crew spent 157 days in orbit. nasa says they were conducting science experiments and performing technology demonstrations on the international space station that will help prepare for future deep space missions and pave the way for a return to the moon. and don't who was on crew 5 that just came back to earth. a cold man. >> all right. the absolutely yes. so congratulations. and bay area's on first native american in space right this was some of the spacewalk up. she did while she was up there. so she is back home now came an astronaut. she joined the u.s. marine corps. she became a naval pilot test pilot. did 2 tours one in iraq afghanistan aboard aircraft

carrier me. she is a bona fide to yeah, it's cool from our own awaited from high school up there in sonoma county. so so that a shunt on your safe return she's back after what you just said. that was a quick visit. 157 days like 5 months yeah, okay. but it was a quick visit on the return from the space station. back looked like a good like this splashdown, gentle. they look gentle they hit water like maybe 5 miles an hour pretty nice. pleasant, 5.42. right now we're going to get big like 70 mile an hour winds. yeah, with this storm. so winds, rain, flooding will help you prepare few minutes. help you prepare few minutes. >> we'll be right back. ladies... welcome to my digestive system. when your gut and vaginal bacteria are off balance. you may feel it. but just one align women's probiotic daily helps soothe digestive upsets. and support vaginal health. welcome to an align gut. suffering from sinus congestion, especially at night?

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>> 5.45 right now highs today a dry day. it's like it's not even really typically we have here. all right. let's find out when it's going to rain this week. that's the miners don't talk about. that's the opposite. it's going to rain all week. we're going to try forecast what we're going to dry windows for that. and that's john's job. this week. a job. yeah, that's 100% accurate. everyone's focused on. when can i go outside? actually, that's the question. well, today is not going to be a bad day. it's definitely a day to prepare for tonight. >> we have a couple of scattered showers that may be seeing off and on through the day. but all in all, it's definitely on the calmer side of things. your view outside of the east bay hills, things looking great out there, but

you're berkeley hills camera right now. >> you can see a few spots of showers mostly up in lake and mendocino counties and then some snow continues up in the sierra nevada. what we really got all our eyes peeled on is overnight tonight that heavy rain that arrives during overnight hours into tomorrow morning. this is going make your tuesday morning commute. the one to avoid. if you've got to work from home option, make sure that's tomorrow. get to work today without worrying too much about anything. a couple sprinkles here and there. but at this point that slight now 09:00pm, we'll start to see a few light showers pushing in becomes moderate after that. and it stays with us consistently overnight. you see the coverage of that green everywhere on the map. winds really start to pick up during our overnight hours into early tomorrow morning, 50 to even 70 miles per hour. peak wind gusts coming along with very wet conditions. trees are more vulnerable to falling down when the ground saturated like it is your risk of power outages becomes a big concern to breeze inroads for your morning commute tomorrow and the potential of flooding to

get sandbags and get those storm drains clear today ahead of this heavy rain overnight tonight tomorrow we'll continue to see rain and even a few isolated thunderstorms popping up could see some small hail, strong winds and heavy downpours. good news is wednesday into thursday. a solid break from the rain and couldn't come soon enough. we will see around 2 to 3 inches of rainfall for many urban areas and for mountaintops like the santa cruz mountains, as much as 4, 5, even 6 inches of rain as that moves in. we do see flooding risk skyrocketing again this evening into wednesday morning. flood watches and again across the entire bay area with those strong winds and heavy snow is at the highest elevations of the sierra winter storm warnings also in effect through wednesday night at lake tahoe. temperatures above freezing. so we'll continue to see some snow melt in those mid level elevations of the sierra. well, the upper sierra holds on to snow 60's for your daytime highs. san jose at 66

hayward and fremont a mild 65. we stay cool and mild through this forecast. nothing too terribly chilly. as for tonight into tomorrow or very heaviest of rain. tuesday afternoon's kind of starts to calm down. but watch for thunderstorms wednesday into thursday or comets days and a few showers on friday. rain. thanks to that. let's get you rolling today. we did have an accident. >> right by the toll plaza here at the bay bridge. and that just cleared. so about 11 minutes may so that freeman street exit, but they just turn the meteor lights on because of that 12 minute drive for 80 to 101 heading across towards the peninsula. so that was great. if you want to get outdoors kits, things done. 31 minute ride. 85 up towards menlo park to 82 37. no major issues there. traveling along 8, a silly down to milpitas. 23 minutes through hayward to 38 along 6.80, through san remo and said no, we're moving up the limit. and 8.80, traveling from hayward up to oakland and you can see or moving up the limit there. clocking out

towards the maze. about 17 minutes. no major issues along. 24. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot 5.48, and everything everywhere. all at once. scott, every one, had a mean words. yes, all it was. well, course, of the program that we saw last night, 7 wins, including hollywood's top prize as well. in fact, the film beat out several big name movies like >> avatar, the way of water, which was what, 200 million to elvis, which had some pretty big name stars and a top gun maverick tom cruise and big big competition. sam rubin has a recap of the night. >> sunday night at the oscars, the of winners turned into the real winners as one film had a particularly good evening. welcome to the 95th oscars. >> they came in with the most nominations in everything everywhere. all at once came out with the most oscar wins 7 in all, including 3 of the 4 major acting awards along with best director and best

picture. >> and the oscar goes to everything. >> good luck. start early in the oscar telecast with best supporting actor award to a very emotional. he who >> my mom is 84 years old. she's at home. watch mile. >> just won an >> we had a good feeling about jamie lee curtis on the oscar champagne carpet before the telecast. it's going to be a very good night for the film to begin. that future could be good. that's a good night for film. it's a night of celebrating the movie's into our movie. their movie doesn't matter. it's movies. those good feelings translated into great results. and the oscar goes to jamie lee. >> people who have supported the genre movies that i've made for all these years. the thousands. >> and hundreds of thousands.

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home 3 oscars but i have great faith in our stories story. the stories have changed my life they've done that for generations. and i know that we'll get through this. >> have a great night, guys. thank you so much. night. thank you for watching. >> in other categories in a very tough 2 man, race for best actor experienced trump. as brendan fraser who wore his heart on his sleeve all award season bested l the star austin butler for phrases work in the way. i thank the academy for this honor in for studio. a 24 for making such a bold film. >> have you you probably seen half of them. i haven't even seen half of yeah. haven't seen yet. catch a brand of frazier's movie. so yeah, the way all the way. i'm really looking forward to seeing that at some point. but we also have the german language all quiet on the web on the western front. that one netflix top prize for that category. so it's pretty cool, too. time now is 5

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>> welcome back. 5.55, and we are looking at cloud cover and on into the bay area this morning. we are going to see just a few scattered showers throughout the day today, but we are going to be seeing heavy rainfall making its return overnight tonight. and that is going to be something that is going to make tonight into tomorrow morning. a rough one for stepping outside. today is a day for storm preps. get those sandbags ready to go. and most importantly, really clear out those storm drains as we know

when we're saturated like this, getting all that water drained off officially is your key, especially in those poor drainage areas. now we are seeing a lot of snowfall continuing into the sierra, not sure early week to be heading up that direction. and if you do need to be getting out and about today is certainly a good day to do so tomorrow. if you got to work from home option the day to do it and just avoid too much time spent outdoors right now. temps are in the upper 40's to low 50's light jacket kind of stuff today. bring that light rain jacket with you and you should be good to go. nothing too much to be concerned about during daytime hours. things really amping up overnight tonight, daria. >> thanks a lot, john. and coming up in the next hour, we're going to continue our team coverage of the big storm that john is warning you about. that's why people are filling up the sandbags. well, will tran is going up that one today. yeah. feel your own and customers are lining up as the silicon valley bank right now. hours ahead of their opening

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just a few hours left to prepare for the massive storm that's moving into the bay area this week. and it begins tonight. meteorologist john triple walk us through what we can expect. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> and thanks for joining us. we have kind of a dueling, huge stories that we're covering this morning. one is, of course, the storm. >> that is bearing down on the bay area will get to that in a few minutes. the other is the collapsed of the silicon valley bank and the federal response to it. yeah, that's a huge bank. a financial system that's in place that has traditionally helped a lot of tech businesses start-ups in silicon valley. a lot of mom and pop businesses to have their accounts there. and with the collapse. >> over the weekend of this bank that puts into question not only the deposits of people having a personal counts, but the ability of a lot of these businesses that have accounts there to make payroll, which then trickles down to right. a lot of other everyday people that are just trying to pay their