>> now on the kron. 4 morning news civica police shot and killed a woman after they say she shot her son inside of their home. we'll talk more about and a family is continuing to mourn the loss of the man was shot and killed

at a playground 2 years ago in san francisco as police continue trying to find out who did it. and a fast food wage hike. it's coming to workers in california next week, but some businesses are exempt and that's causing some employees to be concerned. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. well, good thursday morning. thank you for waking with bright and early. problem morning news on march. 28th. >> i'm reyna harvey. all right. we've been talking about the rain and it sure was coming down so last night. >> wondering how long the rain is going to be around them. and thank you, mother nature for giving it to us what we were sleeping last night because the made for >> less of a bad impact yesterday for sure. at least we did see. >> that most of that rainfall while not a lot of us were out there diddley for some the very, very wet most roads this morning, though, you can see

outside from the east bay hills camera right here that we do have some clearing conditions going on right now, though. but after last night showers, the damage is already done and roadways are a little bit slick. this is where we're sitting on satellite and radar right now. still some snow coming down in the sierra nevada. rain has moved out to the south and east of us and that is left a lot of the bay area with just a few lingering isolated showers. that's kind of the way the rest of the morning is going to go with pop-up showers here and there for some areas. but for the most part, having seen the bulk of that rainfall moving out thursday today truly is a bit of a breather in between both storms with an even greater impact of rainfall on the way starting tomorrow. your friday is going to be a day to stay closer to home and hopefully stay indoors as much as possible where we're sitting right now. 40's and 50's on the map. conquer dublin livermore. each at 50 degrees. sonoma and petaluma at 48 degrees. each later on today. we will still see that chance of an isolated shower. i'm not 100% ruling it out,

but for a lot of us, the rainfall really is already done, at least intel tomorrow morning when it really comes back and comes back with a vengeance. i'll be talking about our biggest do rain. still to come in your forecast. as for your roads right now, things out there are rolling along just fine. of course, i mention the fact that roadways are slick and we do have wet conditions out there. so regardless of if you're on, our bridges are just driving down the road, make sure to watch out for some puddles and just so slick areas as you do after a good rain right now. all right, john, thank you for on the peninsula. quiet bay-area beach community is rattled by. >> rounds of gunfire on wednesday morning. pacifica police say they were forced to kill a mother after she shot her son dan thorn has that story. >> that investigation is underway in pacifica after a tragedy between a mother and her son. police say a man called 9-1-1 wednesday morning and said he was shot by his mom in their home. officers

rushed to the apartment francisco boulevard and encountered the mother who they say was trying to drive away. police say the woman then pointed a gun at them officer opened fire and killed her ice >> bunch ofegunshots. i think over at least half a dozen neighbors sua says at first she thought the sound was firecrackers. >> but after learning about what happened, she was dumbfounded she shot her son trying to kill him. >> i'm sorry for her. but something. something's wrong with her. you your child. >> investigators say the son was found with one gunshot wound and was later taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. neighbors tell us they've lived in this quiete beach town for a long time and have never heard of anything like this. any time somebody dies. it's sad, right? just don't see. that's pretty. >> i mean, i feel safe up to

the beach every day and >> pacifica police say none of their officers were injured. and so far no names have been released. it's also unclear what happened between this mother and son before the shooting in pacifica. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> 21 year-old west point cadet from pleasanton drowned while on leave the fort lauderdale, florida, fort lauderdale. police say the victim's name was cadet. haven't morris. so no foul play is suspected. officers say army investigators are working with them. moore says family was notified and a casualty assistance officer with the army was appointed to support them. spokesperson for the pleasanton unified school district sent us this statement saying, quote, we're saddened by the loss of one of our former commodore valley high school alumnus. our hearts go out to the moore's family and those who haven't touched the lives of during this difficult time. and the statement from amador valley

principle as a student at amador valley haven't is in our thoughts with a fondness and admiration by all of his former teachers. his passing is deeply affected. our community and our thoughts and prayers. i went moore's family during this difficult time. well, the wait for an arrest in a deadly shooting at a playground. it's gone 2 years for san francisco family. police are now offering a quarter of a million dollars for any information that might lead to an arrest and conviction of the shooters. however, sarah stinson has that story. >> the family of brandon cheeses hopefuls, the increased reward will bring them a long-awaited justice after what's been an extremely hard 2 years for the first time, his sister is ready to talk about what happened to her brother. the metal fence along alice chalmers playground in san francisco remains bent from bullets. it was 2 years ago on a sunday aftennoon when shots rang out.

>> killing 20 year-old karen carlson and 22 year-old brandon cheese. he touched so many lives. brandon sister sylvia lopez often visits the area to honor him where a memorial continues to evolve. even his elementary school teacher. >> seeing that she remembered him. i think it speaks volumes to the kind of person my brother was. lopez takes us back to april 3rd 2022. when she found out her brother was killed. >> calling it the worst day of her family's lives like this can't be. was just like the most terrible. >> agonizing pain. >> police say they're looking for at least 2 men involved all got away in a silver honda accord this week, police increased the reward to $250,000 for information that leads to an arrest. we want justice. >> i want these people behind bars. they don't deserve to be

out and free and living their lives. when my brothers gone, brandon worked as a private security guard. he was also a barber. lopez says her brother was the most generous person he would even go downtown san francisco and and put all his equipment in his car in the trunk and he would cut hair for free because that's the kind of person he was. >> brandon leaves behind 3 sisters, a mom and dad as well as his four-year-old daughter. the family says they desperately want closure. we were robbed of so many beautiful memories and hurt for my parents. >> the pain that they're feeling the pain, my nieces, you know, having to deal with. i hate that she has to deal with this. i hate that. she asked, why can't do you just come home? >> next week marks 2 years since these men were killed at the playground. brandon's family plans to gather there with candles and flowers to honor the 2. if you have any

information at all about this case, you're asked to call the san francisco police department. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> well, starting on monday, that minimum wage for fast-food workers in california, it's going to go up to $20 an hour while that's something worth celebrating for many, its triggering fears of job cuts for other people. pizza hut roundtable. each laid off more than 10,000 delivery drivers. police says it's going to be raising its prices to comply with that new ways. law state assembly passed a proposal to exempt some fast food restaurants from that new $20. minimum wage, including airport tells events there's and theme parks as well. >> people worry and we have no power over our future. but i that's why i'm running for governor. we have the breadth and the power to make california out of for all of us again. >> former state controller betty yee joining the governor's race in california. she posted this video

announcing a bit for the state's highest office in 2026. he spent nearly 40 years in public service. some of it as the state's budget director. she joins a list of candidates including lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis state superintendent tony thurmond. state senator tony atkins. governor newsom is currently serving his final term. san francisco, former mayor and police chief frank jordan made big announcement for daniel or his campaign for mayor jordan says political ideas alive when lori's and he's proud to make that endorsement for the air to the levi strauss fortune. >> right now, there's a serious concern and it's been going on for about the last 5 years. safety now is turning out to be the number one concern for all of san francisco so we need to get back to that first priority of government, which is the protection of life and protect property. >> well, if elected lori says he plans on fully staffing the

police department as well as the sheriff's office. he's also calling for a citywide fentanyl state of emergency. here are the top candidates lori's face in the race for san francisco. mayor, the comet mayor, london breed, former san francisco mayor mark farrell, the san francisco supervisor ahsha stuff i e. the race to replace congresswoman anna to be going to a recount? well, most mcardle already secured his place in the november general election. the race to decide opponent. it's razor thin. so right now, santa clara county supervisor joe simeone leads assemblymember evan low. i just 2 votes. campaigns are working to cure ballot. maybe they're asking voters to fix ballot and might be missing a signature according to 7 tail county officials. there are 525 ballots that need to be cured april second or they will be counted. any candidate can ask for a recount so far, neither some indian or low have confirmed that they plan to do so. still ahead of the

problem morning news, the family of 2 homicide victims is concerned about. >> district attorney in the east bay health. they're handling their case. why they say they disagree with the move, trying to dismiss enhancement charges in the case. >> school shooting drills are supposed to prepare students for that very scenario. one lawmaker here at the state capitol is concerned. those drills are taking a toll on the mental health of students and staff capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you about a new bill

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gang-related attack at san jose. police say the attack happened in october. the senate was seriously hurt after he was attacked by multiple people. and clara county sheriff's deputies arrested 2 people suspected of stealing a stanley cup when the starbucks in cupertino on january, the cement job behind counter led the cup customer tried to block him from getting out of the the man's girlfriend punch the customer and then they ran away. alright, county officials are warning not a rise in what's being called. they say since december the county is seen almost 100 cases. many of those are from high school students. and kron four's very own. pam moore is being honored at the powerful one of the bay awards in oakland annual award show cases honors powerful bay area women during women's history month and more will receive this year's special recognition award for work in the bay area. then the awards luncheon in years past.

so really nice space for women to share with each other. we so happy that our very own pat morrison of the honor. >> all right. now to get you moving it because it is rainy. will it last night anyways? and this morning, john is still really slick out there. >> yeah, absolutely. very slick. after an evening of showers. so just give yourself a little extra time. do be russian things on this thursday. start golden gate bridge. look at all right now. we've definitely dried out calmed down since what we saw last night where we're sitting on radar. still a little bit of energy to our north and the potential of isolated showers later this morning into early afternoon. most of us will remain much drier, but don't be ruling out the short-lived showers. still some snowfall in the sierra. most of that rainfall we saw last night is shifted to the south and east of us. this is left the bay area relatively quiet right now. you can see in future cast. so spotty showers looking likely as we make our way through the rest of the morning. pockets of heavy rain could be seen right around oakland on up the berkeley

here right around 08:15am, and this future cast projections. so you get what i mean here with some of us staying dry. but others seeing those areas, a brief, but oftentimes pretty goodoshowers still through the morning afternoon hours actually should dry out really nicely with some nice clear skies for the afternoon. tomorrow morning. we're right back to the rain. take a look at this by 04:00am. rainfall makes it's return and we have areas of heavy rain leading into the morning commute tomorrow and not just that either, but well towards noontime and into the afternoon. here's right around noon right here. and you see those areas orange and red heavy, heavy rainfall coming down right in the middle of the day. tomorrow from the morning commute into the afternoon, too. so friday looks to be the rainy one from start to finish. still a few lingering thunderstorms into saturday, although sunday does look to be much calmer and much drier where we're sitting today. rainfall will be a tapering off. this is tomorrow's rain anywhere

between a half an inch of rain to an inch and a quarter of rainfall just tomorrow alone. couple more showers possible as we move into saturday. mostly shut. so she did with thunderstorms. also as we move into tomorrow, going to be some strong winds, high wind advisories up and down the coast in for your east bay hills, sierra snow storm with winter storm warnings until 11:00am today and even more snow expected after that into the weekend. friday is going to be a rough one for travel into the sierra. we should dry out very briefly saturday night into sunday before more snow looking possible into sunday night. all this has to do with this low pressure area. diving in deep across the region. keeping us pretty cool. and also keeping us active. we will have a break next week, though, as a high pressure, ridge builds in. so that's something to look forward to in the long term. this cooler and wetter weather doesn't necessarily last forever 50's to 60's for your daytime highs today. tomorrow is going to be cooler as will be saturday after that. that drying trend does look to be

taking shape. and by the time we reach the middle of next week, we're well back into the 70's. as for your roads right now, things out there just slick. but other than that, we're actually moving pretty well. 8 minutes across the bay bridge. no metering lights just yet. san mateo bridge, of course, like as i mentioned, but things are rolling at the limit on both the richmond center fell and the golden gate right now. all right, john, thank you for that. well, in the south bay, a 3rd suspect was arrested for copper wire theft from vta stations. >> san jose earlier this month, investigators reported that 3 people stole 20 feet of copper wire night at about $10,000 to the suspects were arrested on the day of the incident. santa clara county sheriff's office deputies say they arrested 55 year-old michael reader on a long list of charges including grand theft, vandalism and possessing a stolen vehicle. active shooter drills. they become a new normal in our schools across the country. one california lawmaker says

the drills are causing a lot of our students to experience anxiety and depression. it's a lawless. has that story? >> you're looking at a school shootings rely covered nearly 2 years ago at a sacramento area. high school. it featured crisis actors lying on the ground and on tables pretending to be least with weapons and first responders simulating an on-campus evacuation of the wounded. all of it something number chris ward recognizes as a necessity to ensure students are prepared in an era when school shootings have become all too common. i had 2 kids in elementary school myself. we need to make sure that we're looking for security gaps are other ways to keep our community safe. he says, well, drills are rightfully focused on protecting students physically. he believes more attention must turn, turn sharing. the drills are not causing students harm emotionally. we should do a better job, really setting some parameters around active shooter drills. >> so that they're not doing more harm than good. that's why he says he introduced assembly bill 18. 58 also

known as the safe and prepared schools act. it will require school districts to set clear standards about how to conduct such drills and ensure the school community is made aware of the drill in advance something sacramento area student arianna williams said did not happen during to drill. she experienced at her high school. >> i had no clue if the lockdown was real or not. she spoke alongside war. but this recent press conference supporting his bill, the swat team filled the halls. the lockdown cause hysteria. i remember some of my classmates crying hyperventilating panicking. and all i could think to do is text my mom and tell her i love her. even some of the drills. >> have had some horrible and that sometimes way more returned them to each i think should be exposed to scenarios where they see victims lying around and think pools of blood for a simulated activity like an active shooter drill. it's important to run through that exercise but do so in a way that doesn't induce trauma. and that's why he says a major part of his

legislation calls on schools to notify all students and staff about on campus mental health resources. he notes several studies, including this one from the georgia institute of technology showed nationwide up to 42% of students and staff reported an increase in stress. >> anxiety and depression after school shooting trail took place. we need to be prepared to make sure that we can keep our students, our staff and our in a safe space. and while we are still at the beginning of this year's legislative process, as of now, the bill has no formal opposition reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up on morning news as the a's repair for their home opener tonight, some fans are going to be there protesting the team's decision. las vegas want to show the a's should stay rooted in oakland. and after the break opens next, police chief addressing the committee for the very first time. we'll for the very first time. we'll hear the priorities he has for

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all right. welcome back to the kron. morning news. we've been talking weather, wet weather. >> the past few days is finally year. good morning, john. yesterday last night, especially some of those showers pushing in across the bay area today. we're kind of catching a bit of a breather before it. even more significant system arrives again before even wake up tomorrow morning. so enjoy some of the sunshine will get later on today. this is up from the east bay hills right here. we're not completely dried out. there's still some energy moving across the region and i would not be surprised one bit if even during the morning commute this morning, we saw some of those isolated pockets of rainfall moving overhead. so i'm going to be keeping a very close eye at radar, even though right now we are generally very quiet and that is good news as you're about to take to the roads. still watch for some slick spots out there. but we're not completely out of the woods for today. temperatures in the 40's to 50's currently petaluma sonoma and santa rosa at 47. well, berkeley conquered in dublin each at 50

degrees later today. as i mentioned, we still have that chance of an isolated shower. i'm not ruling it out, but we will see plenty of sunshine, too, and actually a pretty favorable day before tomorrow's very rainy conditions. i'll talk more about that as we go as for our roads right now, things out there just wet as i mentioned, but no active rainfall for most areas. and that is going to be a bit of good news is you do get to the roads and the morning commute begins to kick up. of course, watch for those slick spots after some pretty decent rainfall last night up in marion, north of the golden gate, many spots over an inch of rain over the past. 24 hours. great. all right, john, thank you for that. in the south bay, san jose's alum rock school district facing some pretty serious money problems. >> this could cause some schools to close leaving students in limbo from four's will tran live in san jose with the details on that. so will what he learned. >> well, the administrators right behind me, they will show up in a couple of hours

from now and they have to put their heads together because they have to ratify the new budget for the next year come june. but they're already seeing that they are about 20.8 million dollars in deficit. and that means tough decisions. now i can tell you this school district has 22 schools. 8,000 students, they range from kindergarten all the way to the 8th grade. so everything is ok for this year. they projected into next year. they will have to make tough decisions because they are not getting as much money from federal state and local tax tax breaks and other initiatives that should be going their way. that to help them meet the budget deficit, whether or not just getting as much as they did in previous years. and that means they have to make the tough decisions or their bosses from the santa clara county board of education. they will step in and take over this operation. so take a look at your screen. these are some of the things that are on the

table. they will have to do a hiring freeze for 48 positions, cut benefits or at least freeze benefits and services and the toughest decision of all. and that impacts a lot of parents and students, of course, they have might have to scott close some schools and that means a lot of students will have to be rerouted to schools, not near their location. now, if you're a teacher here as well, you are staring at possible layoffs. all of this because they are trying desperately to close the gap. so this school district like a lot of people out there, they just don't make enough money to make ends meet. and that's why they are facing these tough decisions. fortunately, reyna, they have about 2 or 3 months left to make these tough decisions. hopefully it will not be painful, but it looks like right now. 21 million dollars approximately 21 million dollars will have to be closed as far as that gap. >> back to all right. well, this is something we're going

to be actively following. so thank you for that. so it's it's gears because today is opening day for baseball. and these fans are starting the season off the boycott. fans have been openly displeased with the team's proposed move to las vegas homer's. michael thomas is oakland with the latest on that. michael, what are learning? >> hey, good morning, everyone. what lots of baseball to be had for opening day of 2024. but lots of boycotting here in oakland as the oakland a's fans continue to boycott the team's move to las vegas. so today they plan to pack out parking lot rather than the actual coliseum. but the a's they're pushing back a little bit. we've got video up on your screen so i can break it all down. now, last year during opening day over. 25,000 fans showed up to the oakland coliseum to pack it out as a reverse boycott for the team's pending move to las vegas this year. organizers from the last dive bar and oakland. 68 plan to have a block party in the parking lot offering live entertainment, food drinks and giveaways the parking lot normally opens up

for hours before the game. but the oakland a's decided this year they're going to be opening up those gates only 2 hours before the game. the game starts at 7. so this will be around 5 o'clock essentially throwing a wrench in the boycott plans, but also causing a traffic jam near the coliseum as it sits right off 8.80, oakland city officials have publicly asked the a's to open up the gates earlier as traffic could be a safety concern. and not only is the game happening around that time, but also singer-songwriter kesha cool is hosting a concert at the arena, which is right next store at that time. right now, local officials are asking the east public transportation if they do expect a large backup during that traffic jam hour. officials from the a's have yet to make any changes in organizers for tonight's boycott say they do plan on lining up as early as possible. and we did reach out to the oakland a's media team this morning to ask regarding that time. so right now it's set to open up the gates at 5 o'clock. the game starts at 707, as to what the crowd's going to look like. well, organizers say they're

expecting just as many fans as they did last year, except this year they're going to be the parking lot other than the coliseum. but this morning in oakland, michael thomas rain will send it back to you. all right. a lot of moving pieces there. thank you for that update. michael. let's head to the east bay because the family of a doubling couple shot and killed by alameda county sheriff's deputy. >> is now speaking out. they say they're worried about how the alameda county district attorney's office is handling the case. family members of maria and then suntran. they were outside the court on wednesday as a former alameda county sheriff's deputy faced a judge. police say devin williams shot and killed the couple september of 2022. in their home in dublin, william places, 50 years in to life. if convicted, the da pamela price asked the judge to dismiss those enhancement charges which can make williams eligible for parole. the judge denied the motion which was a relief for maria sister. >> the judges is good. he knows about the case in u.s. history, but he he knows to be doing the right thing. and

said i'm extremely grateful for what he has done. but is now up to be a price to do the right thing and to bring justice to our family and the community. >> williams is scheduled to make another court appearance this afternoon. undercover police officers arrested a man wanted in pleasanton for crimes he allegedly committed in san francisco on the cover. san francisco police officers arrested zion richardson during that arrest. police say this gun with an extended magazine. phil richardson's clothing onto the ground. overton was arrested or has arrest warrants out of san francisco now was arrested to costa and sonoma counties as apd did not clarify what crimes richardson is accused of committee. >> it is my honor to introduce to you our new top police officer, chief floyd mitchell. >> oakland mayor sheng thao formally introduce them and she picked as the city's new

top cop. oakland soon-to-be chief floyd mitchell address city and community leaders on wednesday on his plans to tackle the big challenges the city faces. mitchell says he plans on building public trust and also creating a safer community. >> just really going to be me getting my getting here, getting on the ground and getting out to me. everyone here getting to know who my council members are getting to know the police department and where we can get better and how we go about getting better. you want to make oakland police department be the employer of choice for the bay area. you want your officers know that they're going to be supported. and and that you're going to take care of them both from a benefit standpoint. but you're also going to see them as a person. >> crime continues to play. oakland police department is currently being monitored. federal officials due to do riders case more than 20 years ago where officers ercot planting evidence. >> job is to continue to do the work to satisfy those

requirements and working with my team to make sure that we do everything that we're supposed to do to satisfy those requirements. i'm going to sit down with the monitor and identify specifically what we need to do and how we need to do it to get to the end of road. >> mitchell swearing-in date is going to be sometime in the next 30 days. for your health. orange county officials are warning about a rise in whooping cough. the state says december the county has seen almost 100 cases. many of those from high school students. well, we have a position over kaiser permanente center fell telling us testing is key to help curve some of these cases. >> that turnaround time and testing is about one day or maybe 2 days. and that's really the gold standard for making the diagnosis. and now with the cluster that we're seeing, i think it is very important that if you have those symptoms that we get tested. >> all the cdc warning parents make sure your kids up to date all their vaccines. it's an

alameda county. they were out protesting against a new renter protection ordinance because they say not all renters are being protected. the new just cause law restricts landlords terminating a residential lease when a tenant has occupied the property for a year or more without a just cause. people at the rally on wednesday say the law does little to protect residents who live in unincorporated areas such eton area, leaving thousands of families pretty vulnerable to eviction and displacement. >> are people in the streets are people are those who are becoming addicted and why becoming homeless. so we need these. we need these protections and we need this now. >> well, according to the group renters in the eating area, they have no local tenant protections and they solely rely on state law which they say has little local enforcement. in the south bay, santa clara county sheriff's deputies arrested 2 people all in connection to a stanley cup robbery. now back in january, the target store on stevens

creek boulevard and trooper t know deputies say kevin torres jumped over the counter of the starbucks inside the store and grab the stanley cup from behind the counter customers. wait in line, blocked the exit and tackle torres preventing him from leaving. police also say is girlfriend. hazleton punched the customer and the 2 got away. they are both been charged with robbery. still ahead, the proper morning news. she was once ranked in the top 20 best tennis players in the world. >> now she's teaching kids. it's not all about winning the game. we're going to hear how this remarkable woman empowers this remarkable woman empowers children will be right back.

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well, here are 4 things you need to know today. police shot and killed a woman yesterday morning after they say her son called 9-1-1 she shot inside their apartment police. police got to the scene. they say the woman was trying to drive away. she pointed a gun at them so they shot her. and a 21 year-old west point cadet from pleasanton around while on leave in fort lauderdale, florida. we're a lot of police say the victim's name was the debt. haven't morris say his family was notified and a casualty assistance officer with the army was appointed to support them. we berkeley are investigating after a child was shot in the late tuesday night right near the intersection of boulder street in allison way. this is by strawberry creek park. officers say they got a call about several gunshots in the area and when they got to the scene, they found that child.

race to replace congresswoman anna eshoo could be going to a recount. former san jose mayor sam mcardle already secured his place in the november general election. the race to decide opponent is razor thin. why now? santa clara county supervisor, joseph menn, ian leeds, assemblymember evan low, like just 2 votes. all right. that's a look at what you need to know for today. but you also need to know about the leather because you might be hitting the road to a slick and wet. start the morning, john. yeah, that's right. rain that we are looking at some wet conditions after last night. showers across the region. so something you anticipate is maybe a few puddles out there as you're venturing onto the roads. here's the golden gate bridge connecting what was the wettest spot in the bay yesterday afternoon into evening. >> to the city marine county so well over an inch of rainfall in many spots yesterday. so pretty wet, especially once you headed up into the headlands up towards mount tam where we're sitting currently bay area actually pretty quiet, much of that energy is shifted to the south

and east of us. some snow in the sierra nevada, but you can still see some lingering showers up to our north. so i am absolutely not ruling out the potential of isolated showers for a few of us on into the afternoon today. you can see future cast picking up on a little bit about where is most of us should stay dry. there will be pockets of rain that in some isolated spots could prove to be heavy, especially late this morning, 7 to be keeping a very close eye on it for us this morning as we move into the afternoon, generally drier conditions and a true breather between last night's rainfall and what we have tomorrow, which future cast will show you is going to be an even greater dose of rain. rain moves in tomorrow before you even wake up in the morning making for a very wet morning commute for your friday. staying wet well into the middle, if not end of the day. here's midday right here in some of our heaviest of rainfall accompanied by some of our strongest of winds to staying rady into the afternoon and early evening for your friday before we generally start to calm things down after that rainfall

totals tomorrow in some cases will go over an inch, especially for the north bay, closer to a half an inch or 3 quarters of an inch for the rest of us. now, i mentioned it's not just rain but also some strong winds tomorrow, particularly windy with the winds gusting well in excess of 60 miles per hour. so watch for potential of maybe a few power outages may be some debris roadways. winter storm warning does remain up in the sierra nevada and will continue to see snowfall into the weekend. tomorrow is not necessarily an easy travel day to get up there. if you are experienced, have the supplies with yet be ready to go with the chains and for the delays. it looks like sunday's going to be your best travel day getting up into the sierra this low pressure area that's diving in deep right across the region is responsible for this cooler than average weather as well as our wet weather as we round out march. but as we move into next week, a high pressure ridge will build back in in the long range. this is going to result in much calmer weather towards the tail end of next week in

the meantime, today, we do hold on to a few low 60's tomorrow and saturday, the cooler days of your forecast sunday generally starts to warm up and calm down and you can see those 70's and sunshine. backed by the middle of next week. as for your roads right now, i mentioned, it is just wet out there. we just southern metering lights turned on at the bay bridge. do expect a fairly busy commute and anticipate driving just a bit slower as everyone should be after a rainy evening because it's just a little on the slick side. 8 minutes across the richmond center fell and your typical drive time across the golden gate right now. john, thank you for that. happening today, kron four's very own pam moore. >> he's being honored at the powerful women of the bay awards in oakland annual awards show cases powerful bay area women during women's history month. so pam moore will receive this year's special recognition award for her work in the bay area. well, if you don't know or bio, pam join kron back in 1991. as an anchor in a

general assignment. reporter. she was nominated for an emmy for special from selma to ferguson report. she's been inducted into the national academy of television arts and scientists, silver circle. she was also honored by the san francisco press club's lifetime achievement award for has even named our studio in her honor. she retired from the anchor desk this past december after 32 years here. and we're just grateful that you are honor her today. wonderful. kron. 4 continues. our celebration of areas remarkable women with the story of pro tennis player turn on pa the leader working coach kids on how to win the game of life by changing how you think about success over stephanie lin has that story. read it with me. if you'd like brady at mill breeze, meadows elementary, what is 6 s? >> that's easy to see is trying to the best. you can be. a special assembly is

underway a sure hand. are you ever afraid to fail? holding the microphone is keen at louis harper, co-founder of harper for kids, a nonprofit now in its 17th year of empowering children. >> starting with this simple message is really about just trying your best, no matter if your first place in last place. if you've done everything that you can. >> you should feel very proud of yourself. it's per pective. louis harper says she shared with tens of thousands of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so many negative definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying your best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you just want kids to live a happy, healthy life and really. give them a chance to pursue what they love and life. a message already

resonating. i learned that sometimes it you can't. not always going to be perfect, but you should always try your best reminding us. it's ok, it's a mess up sometimes has. and you can learn from your mistakes. is there anything wrong with telling something? well, it can get you frustrated. sometimes you just have not let that get here and keep trying hide. value. served up from louis harper's own life story as a former pro tennis player once ranked among the best in the world. >> some of her first match is played here in san francisco's golden gate park. she grew up the youngest daughter of chinese americans. my parents luckily did not pressure us in that way. like when lucy, you know, that was just part of the game. but, you know, if didn't win the match, that's ok, ko back out there the next day in practice, which we did. she won 14 national junior titles and as a pro ranked as high as 19th in the world. but perfection, never the end game is just about every day. can

you be one percent better than you were the day before? louis harper also inspired by the teachings of coach john wooden, considered one of the greatest ncaa basketball coaches of all time. it's all about the peace of mind that happiness in your heart that you just try your best. this former tennis champion turn nonprofit leader setting kids up for a court advantage in the game of life. that's ok, try can it's not always about hitting an ace. just keep encouraging your kids be happy. asked them, you know, what does success mean to them? scoring points instead on the strength of our efforts? that's what we hope for in all the kids to take away with. this is just to be proud of themselves. no matter. >> the result in san francisco, stephanie kron. 4 news. well, fun fact. we are person. jared is a bay area musician who made a4national tv appearance on the hit show the voice. he set to perform a bottle walk in may seems like success. just friends in that family. we'll be right back.

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>> well, benicia bank robbery suspect and his getaway driver are now in custody. bank robbery happened last week. the suspects were arrested on wednesday after an automatic license plate reader in benici. thvehicle they were in. police say the 2 men are also persons of interest in 4 other bank robberies in multiple nearby cities. police arrest 6 men accused of being

involved in a gang-related attack in san jose. they say 5 of the suspects were found in southern california only one of them still live in san jose when they arrested him. police say they found this at his home. multiple firearms, several pounds of drugs, seas, the gang related attack happened back in october. police say they found a man seriously hurt after he was attacked by multiple people. all 6 men are booked for assault with a deadly weapon. so the 2 brothers attacked by a mountain lion over the weekend near sacramento took the right measures to scare off the big cat. still in this extremely rare case. and one death, the cougar continues with the deadly attack. biologists mcdonald with the feline dale conservation fund says even encounters and mountain lions are really rare. she says you're less likely to come across a cat in the bay area because they are used to people and do whatever they can to stay away. >> we are the urban wild land

interface. so we are right at the urban edge lions that navigate this edge are extremely vigilant. and, you know, avoided of humans. they go out of their way to avoid humans. and if you about all of the people living in and around the bay area and los angeles, these large urban areas, lions are amazing at avoiding us. >> so if you do come across an aggressive mountain lion fight. for lions eyes and knows to hopefully disorient to disorient the animal. coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news on a's are getting ready for their first home game. >> fans are getting ready for a protest. why they want a stay rooted in oakland. plus, a school district the san jose could be facing school closures at any moment as they face a budget deficit will talk about that. and incoming oakland police chief floyd mitchell makes the community for the first time out, says

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>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, pacifica police shoot and kill a woman after they say she shot her own son inside of their home 5. the latest on the investigation. it's opening day for major league baseball. thousands of oakland a's fans are expected to protest the season opener. we're live with that story. and a fast food wage hike is coming to workers in california next week. but some businesses are exempt and those employees are happy about it. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the