at 11. now at 11. >> voters served izzy dropping off their ballots tonight ahead of super tuesday. good evening. thanks for being with us on kron. 4 news at 11, i'm grant lotus voter turnout is low, at least so far locally

kron 4 sarah stinson, reports tonight from walnut creek with a check on the voter turnout in contra costa county. >> on the eve of super tuesday, many people dropped off their ballot after work in walnut creek. i care about the senate race. the california senate race a lot, always vote. but these voters appear to be the minority in contra costa county, according to the assistant registrar, helen nolan out of 700 voters, 127,000 ballots were received by monday afternoon. that's less than 20% of the total ballots, which leads nolan to predict an overall low turnout. we're expecting coming into this about 45 50% based on previous presidential primaries. >> but as a turnout right now, it looks like might get 35%. >> nolan says there's a decline in voting statewide. she believes many are voting because of the lack of competition between presidential nominees. people

who did vote on monday expressed disappointment in the low turnout so far, some saying they hope people take the time to do it on super tuesday. your vote matters right now. we live in a free democracy and voting is critical too. maintaining that democracy. and that's including the ones cast by the state's youngest voters. that's my first time voting 19 year-old devon stanton proudly cast his vote for the first time he encourages all to do the same. matters. i think everybody. >> should have the opportunity to vote. if they can go do it. and it's not too late to cast your vote. you can head to the polls. >> on super tuesday, they open at 7 in the morning close at 8 at night. so make sure you head out there. you can drop off your ballot at these secured official ballot drop boxes. >> and if you don't have time to read over the measures, you can get your ballot postmark, make sure you do it by tomorrow. and then you have 7 days to turn in that ballot to make sure it counts. i'm sara

stinson reporting in walnut creek. back to you. >> all right, sarah, and here are the ballots returned as of last night in the other bay area counties, almost all of them don't even get close to 20% except former in sonoma and napa counties. >> election is today ends and we're here mindful of the importance. the imperative of getting out to vote. >> governor newsom was in san francisco today encouraging people to get out and vote. also he was here pushing proposition one. if that passes tomorrow, billions will be invested in mental health treatment facilities across the state. the proposition hopes to address the homeless crisis by creating 11,000 more residential units for people living without homes. opponents of prop one believe it will cost too much money, especially when the state is facing a budget deficit. and you can join us tomorrow for super tuesday. we hope you do live results from around the

bay area, the state and the country. a special edition of kron. 4 news begins tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in prime time. all right. a live look outside tonight above san francisco, super tuesday eve as we head to meteorologist dave spahr. the city's lit up and red white and blue. dave, it looks like for a day tomorrow. >> they're all set to go even though it's election day tomorrow going on. yeah, good evening. granted evening, everybody. so we actually have little clear patch working its magic over the next few hours before it gets filled back up again later tonight. we need that to keep the temperatures supported overnight. live shot coming in to the east bay shoreline. not much in the way of fog, but we might see some develop later on there. you can see on the satellite picture looks like it's kind of clearing out a little bit temporarily. our forecast tonight calls for 49 for san francisco, considerable clouds, variable clouds for oakland and also for san jose. little cooler, though, it looks like in the south bay and probably for tribe alley

going on in the east bay as well. ultimately lows. there you 44 for a little more. 47 for antioch and will hold on to some lower 50's along the east bay shoreline with 54 half moon bay. let's get over to the future for thing as we go over the next 48 hours, there are some splotches of some scattered showers in here. this is now till tuesday morning here, kind of freezing about midnight, mixed bag of mostly clouds, but some sun poking out there a little bit. that low starts to shift towards our south. you can see the turn there and then by tuesday, overnight to wednesday, enough moisture gets thrown up to us. we might see some thunder showers in the north bay and maybe perhaps the santa cruz mountains will. but more likely it looks like around monterey bay once that the parts were in for a couple of days of clearing, how much rain are we getting? well, let's take a look at all the come tire grand total. this is by tuesday night. and you can see even up in the north bay, not even a quarter of an inch of rain and elsewhere, barely pennies to be had. let's go

ahead and spend it on for 2 about wednesday night. there you have it. not even a half of an inch of rain except for santa rosa. so amounts will be somewhat modest over the next 48 hours of a look at your 4 zone forecast and the extended and a bit grant. >> says good day. thank you for deputies are in the hospital tonight after a shooting early this morning. just outside santa rosa. according to investigators, deputies responded to reports of a man holding a rifle when they arrived on scene just after midnight. the suspect took off in a car and while chasing him, they say deputies and the suspect shot at each other. investigators say one had head injuries and one deputy is now in critical condition tonight from a head injury after the shooting. deputies say the gunman drove away and crashed on stony point road. they say he died at the scene. the sonoma county sheriff's office says body camera footage will be released in the future. >> you can imagine i'm concerned about my and your

deputies. hope they'll make a full speedy recovery. this is been chaotic incident. >> now to a different pursue this one in vallejo that led to an arrest, a chp chopper captured it on video here police say they ended up chasing a suspect after responding to reports of a side show the suspect, they say cross county lines went into richmond. that is where police say the suspect got out of his car and got into another car that was waiting for him. police managed to stop that vehicle and arrest the suspect. tonight. a man has been arrested for the death of his wife and his mother-in-law. san pablo police ever arrested 40 year-old food vo. he is facing 2 counts of murder for his wife and her mom. they've been missing since september when vo called police and said they took off in a car after they got into an argument and may be headed to southern california. while

investigating the case. police say they found the car in oakland and the suspect was seen driving it. police say they gather more evidence and believe vo was involved in the disappearance and murders of his wife and her mother, their bodies have still not been found. >> we call >> the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price is moving forward today. boxes of signatures were dropped off at the counoy registrar of voters to get the recall put on the november ballot. save alameda for everyone or safe said they gathered around 127,000 signatures. that is well above the requirement of about 73,000. the group claims prices jeopardizing the safety of residents and businesses in the county by failing to enforce the law, failing to prosecute criminals and failing to keep violent offenders off the streets.

>> we shouldn't have to do this. but for the safety of our community, the safety our children, the safety of our businesses. this is something that had to be we have collect it 123,000. we had 87 senators. >> price up, orders claim the recall effort used deceptive tactics to gather signatures. the registrar now has 10 days to verify the signatures. the da's office did not comment on this report. a documentary telling the story of alexis, gabe, the 24 year-old oakley woman who went missing in january of 2022. is set to air on major streaming services after months of searching, police determine gave was the victim of homicide after finding her partial remains the documentary will highlight her story and be featured on an episode in a series about

true crimes. it will air on the program called on the case with paula zahn on several streaming services, including max discovery. plus, and amazon prime the exact air date is unknown, but it is set to air some time before the end of march. a new bill is seeking to help cases like alexa says prop 69 currently funds state and local dna programs to help identify missing people. but it expires this year. this new bill would continue the funding through fines, charged to criminals. the dna programs not only help to identify missing people, but also solve child abduction cases and allies, rape and assault evidence and help identify evidence of crime scenen. california attorney general rob bonta spoke today about why the programs are so important. >> certainly there's nothing celebratory about this work. but the fact that we've

identified over 2000 missing persons is meaningful. it's a reminder of what we can accomplish for the people of california when we have the appropriate resources which will be provided by this bill. >> so far 106,000 cold cases have been solved. thanks to the program, provide the answers and closure to grieving families. if the bill passes, it will supply a steady source of funding to keep those dna programs in place. in the east bay. a new report says oakland librarians feel more unsafe than ever, according to oakland side, the oakland public library hired a consultant to address safety concerns and burnout. the consultant found most employees are facing verbal abuse, racy situations, dangerous confrontations and mental health crisis. the report comes after surveying more than a dozen branches in oakland and interviewing about 50 employees. the library

system tells our affiliate news nation, the oakland public library is at an inflection point and needs to decide upon its path for the future or its path may be decided for it. and quote, newsnation, by the way, reached out to several branch managers in oakland as well as the mediator here to confirm this report. this report comes as the antioch library recently reopened after abruptly shutting down due to security issues. there. the library closes. visitors were threatening staff setting things on fire and similar oakland having inappropriate relations in full view of people. contra costa county used emergency money to create a safer environment for staff and patrons by hiring armed guards inside and in front of the library. south bay leaders have announced new legislation to try streamline the building of interim housing standing in

front of an interim housing site built in 2021. state senator josh becker join san jose mayor mahan and community leaders in announcing the interim housing act of 2024, it would provide an improved option to bridge the gap between encampments and permanent housing. in housing. >> they can get stable. have an address where get supportive services they can get tied in to networks. they can get connected in trying get help finding a job. >> the proposed bill would help to speed up the process of building interim housing while permanent affordable housing is being constructed, private builders usually build housing only if they can increased rents. so this would help build more mixed income housing that people can better afford. >> still to come and iconic south bay diner is back open after being closed for 4 years. now the owners feeling

about being back. plus, a tease back open tonight. current conditions in tahoe. when we come back.

>> interstate 80 is back open tonight after 4 intense days of heavy snowfall today, caltrans crews were able to clear both directions with chain controls still in place. chp south lake tahoe says safe driving in the snow requires experience. you have to take precaution and some people they say did not pay attention to the warnings. >> shenanigans, you could still see that people were

just adhering to the warnings. and, you know, if you did not need to be on the road, there was no reason to be on the road unless there's an emergency. of course, if you are not comfortable driving in these conditions, don't it is definitely not something normal. it's not something that you're just going to learn today. it's not going to happen. >> highway 88 out of the car sunpass and west of kirkwood are still closed and will bay, which is highway 89 on the west shore is still close. those are going to take a bit more time to clear those up. and we take a live look now interstate 80 for junction with highway 89. you can see still not back to normal, trying to clear everything. and we have some traffic is meteorologist dave spahr joins us now. boy, tahoe really got hammered, you grant one of the other issues is the temperatures are going to be a little on the low side. we're not going to mother nature help of melting going on. this temperatures will be around 40

ish. >> it looks like the next couple of days. so even though we're not adding too much more to that, it's still not a melting type forecasts east bay shoreline. here you have it all that up nicely. we're looks like we have a clear patch trying to work in here a bit to give us some temporary break in the clouds in spots. but generally speaking, the clouds will fill back in again to sfo. they're cooking out of the hour. delay before tonight. variable clouds, few north bay showers thrown in there. 40's for the bay area tomorrow, variable clouds a north bay shower. all right. now, this week, wednesday, there's a last minute shower north bay around santa cruz mountains. it looks like after that we have a clear patch for a couple of days. here it is in graphic form for you. they're the splotches of some scattered showers. we noted clear patches show up here and there. here's the turn. now the low is going to the south. it's pretty much to the west of us. but enough moisture gets a bubbled up so it may cause some issues up north and again down the santa cruz mountains into monterey bay. it as well. not that the having out enough already. here's the clear patch for a couple of days. we do get wind

pops from this tomorrow a little bit from the south takes bit of a breather. comes back again. looks like on wednesday that the final hurrah for this low. let's get the big picture here. you see it sneaking off break and then interruption. excuse day. yeah, that's on the weekend. it looks like on saturday as breeze is on by still holding together there and seems to be in the afternoon. but maybe as it starts to thin, we'll get a little better forecast as we approach into the weekend. another interruption early into next week. and there seems to be evidence that a warming trend to the latter portion of next week. 4 zone forecast. we've got 60's along the coast here. bayside year around 60 as well. 8 bad for early march are approaching mid-march. 63 for foster city, 62 palo alto. how the mid 60's down south there. 65 san jose. lower 60's east bay shoreline with tri valley. also checking in lower 60's conquer to get 63 for that. 61 vallejo, napa. 59 for santa rosa. so we do have some initial traffic to deal with shore. little clear

patch develops. and yes, don't forget saturday night we spring ahead. one our grandson believes in our sleep on that. and if you want to stay up on sunday morning at 02:00am you can wait to one. 59. 59 and then jump ahead and go to 3. if you want some take drama mean, though. so, you know, when you go, you know, i thank you, dave. >> new video tonight from sugar bowl. the folks there say they got 10 feet of snow over the weekend. >> they did some avalanche mitigation work today. we're able to open several runs. they say the skiing and boarding has just been unreal. in the south bay and iconic diner is back open in san jose with a fresh look after they were closed for about 4 years. the mini gore may have been a popular spot for more than 50 years, especially among staff at valley medical center, which is just across the street. however, the restaurant had to close in november of 2019 because of a fire chef and co-owner florence kuz says that then

led to a long pandemic related shutdowns followed by an even longer renovation. >> that we have to up cau because of doing with soul was built in 1960. we have to we why all electric wire. so in the chain all of the water process needs to be fixed. so. >> yeah. and the aba. >> coe had to be fix and that's what happened. >> that will take a lot of time and a lot of money than many gourmet reopened last week. coe says she's been very grateful for the overwhelming support they've gotten so far from the community. next. in sports, the giants newest addition. >> it's a familiar face in the bay back. chapman arrived at spring training sports director jason dumas. have us here for tell us how he's ready to get back to work.

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>> and now kron 4 sports. >> matt chapman would out on the field warming up with his new teammates this afternoon. he didn't play the giants spring training last to the rockies, but he is getting acclimated to his new surroundings. matt played for the blue jays last season, but he played 5 seasons in oakland. so he knows all about the bay area. more importantly, he played 5 seasons for bob melvin in. he really excited for that reunion. >> i'm super excited since i've been here. you know, i feel super comfortable you know, going to the been defense is going through all the drills. it's just, you

know, got to do it for 7 so it's riding a bike that might back into it. but for me, unfinished businesses like we had some really special building with the a's. and unfortunately, that got kind of ripped our hands and broken up so that you come back here and have an opportunity, an organization like the you know, not afraid to stand it's not afraid to go get free agents and you guys together and all the things that you expect, you know, winning franchise to do. now we have the opportunity to do that here. i couldn't be more excited to to be a part of extremely weston. excited to you know, start this new journey. >> good thing for the dubs look, it doesn't matter if you lose by one point or if you lose by it all counts the same it off by 52 points to the boston celtics on sunday. but look, golden state was at the end of a four-game road trip in have also also had clean issues on the toronto leg of

that trip. yes, i know a convenient excuse, but we're going to roll with it. nonetheless. overall, the warriors have been playing much better basketball and steph curry said he's not leaving sunday's blowout that defines how the team plays down the stretch >> we have a variation harris, a position where? we can have a full sprint to finish line and they still continue to make some ground. i want to get into the playoffs and you have series in front of you understand opponent, isn't go through all the preparations to flee as we've been good in those scenarios, just got to get that's the big picture of the week get. we think get taking their time. that's that's where. >> said the dubs are playing much better basketball as of

late and this kind of proved that steve kerr has been named western conference coach of the month. he lead golden state to 11 in 3 months of february. and they were 8 in one on the road during that stretch. earlier last month he earned his 5 100th career regular-season victory. joining out of an adult as the only coaches in warriors history to win 500 games. all right. let's check out the team that the warriors face next. the milwaukee bucks. they were hosting the clippers tonight will be 4th quarter tied at 96 at the beverly forces. the turnover. we're going other way. great finish at the rim by game known as the 3 point shooter. but he can still get in there with the trees here. 41 under a minute to go bucs of 7 bobby portis. >> but this one on ice. he had 28 off the bench. the bucks. they come back for a 15th. i assume they'll fly to the bay

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