the hillside market to mourn over the unexpected loss.the police chief tells me this is their first homicide in more than 20 years. several shots were fired outside the hillside market in broadmoor near daly city around 9 sunday night.one stray bullet struck an apartment window narrowly missing a family inside.sot: victor emmanuel, heard gunshots// "right when we looked out we just heard screaming and then the police came."when police arrived they found 21-year-old vanessa guillory and 22-year-old michael garcia-salem gunned down. both didn't make it. a third man with them is expected to survive.a vigil was held by loved ones the next day to honor them.sot: justin quirat, mikey's friend// "i just don't wish anyone to feel like this, because it's a loved one honestly. it's a loved one."' police say the deadly shooting happened after a fight between the victims and a group they may have known.there were witnesses and the market captured video now in police custody.

tagpolice are looking for a woman and two men in their 20's connecting to the shooting who got awaybut the chief tells me there is no threat to the public.live in broadmoor ella sogomonian kron 4 news. kron 4 news. (grant) and we first told you about the victims identities through our mobile app... we send a push alert at about 6:30 tonight... you can be the first to know about breaking news when it happens.. by turning on push alerts. (vicki) happening now... wild and crazy weather hitting the bay area today... this is how it looked in newark, livermore and walnut creek.(grant) hail...coming down in parts of the east bay... looking all lot like snow... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been tracking this wild winter weather all day... lawrence how long is this going to last? lawrencelawrence karnow: a

nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passing over the bay area and sparking the thunderstorms. we've also had reports of snow on bay area mountains and we could see a little more tonight down to 2,000 feet. winds will be blowing as the low moves out tonight. a wind advisory has been posted for the norht bay mountains with some gusts expected as high as 50 mph. tomorrow will be very different with sunshine and highs will be in the 50s and low 60s. clouds will increase on wednesday with a chance of showers developing in the norht bay and spreading to the south late in the day. rain will be heavy at times on thursday with gusty winds. showers with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. showers could linger into saturday morning before drying out. (vicki) we have team

coverage of this wild and crazy weather... kron4's ali reid is live in san jose tracking conditions out there.. ali how is it going? the rain has eased up quite a bit ...technically the temperature is in the mid 40's, but because of the wind it feels more like freezing.it is so cold out here.my fingertips are freezing. i can't remember the last time my fingers were this cold.the weather has been all over the place today. ...rainy, sunny, cloudy .... we even had some hail in san jose.it started raining about an hour ago, and now for the most part it's been on and off. there were a lot of folks running around without a raincoat.some had their umbrellas handy and ready for it.while talking to people in the downtown area, i realized many welcome the rain ...but there were definitely a few different views on whether this is considered cold or not....sotsotthe rain may or may not come back tonight, but be on the lookout, more is on the way for later this week. reportnig live in san jose ... ali reid ...kron 4 news. (vicki) remember you can track the storm with the kron4 mobile app.. you can also submit you can mobile

app..the kron4 the storm with you can track remember (vicki) 4 news.ali reid ...kron in san jose ... ali reid ...kron 4 news. (vicki) remember you can track the storm with the kron4 mobile app.. you can also submit your weather video using the "report it" tab... and you might see it featured on kron-4. it's free for apple and android... (grant) new at nine... it has now been more than a year since coyote creek flooded in

san jose. thousands were forced out of their homes and there was more than 100 million dollars worth in damage. kron 4's j.r. stone was at a meeting tonight geared towards helping residents prepare in the case of another emergency. (j.r.) tonight about a hundred people showed up at this elementary school in san jose. this is in the area where the coyote creek flooded. i talked with a number of victims who are still fearful of another flood. this is what the flooding looked like last year when the coyote creek flooded. thousands of people were forced out of their homes. those from the water district say changes have been made. they have placed markers in the creek so they can instantly see how high the water levels are. they have put in new barriers to the creek and taken debree out. all of this enables them to have a better idea of where the creek levels are. those with the city say they have also improved the notification system. we've worked on significant projects...better decisions sooner than we did

last time. tonight at 10 you'll hear from an 11 year old flood victim who told me that her family still gets uneasy when it starts raining. in san jose, j.r. stone kron 4 news. (vicki) (vicki) in the north (vicki) in the north bay... a group of seniors formed a protest line today in santa rosa...because they worry they'll never get to go back home. the protest was right in front of the mobile home park where they live - one that was mostly destroyed by the north bay wildfires back in october. kron four's spencer blake explains why they're so upset...even though their homes survived the fire. homes held hostage.senior lives matter.these are the signs you see in santa rosa when senior residents of journey's end mobile home park get fed up."i'm tired of

hearing the word limbo, but that's what it is."that's 91-year-old john triglia (trill-ee-uh) is talking about the fact that his mobile home is one of 44 that's still standing after the wildfires...yet he can't go back to it.by order of the state, these surviving homes have been red-tagged, because there are no utilities here. "nobody's really telling us anything. that's whey we're out here picketing - which we shouldn't have to do at our age - but we're fighting for our homes!"but one thing they have been told...has come from burbank housing, the nonprofit developer of affordable housing that's working with the park's owner.burbank's c-e-o is larry florin."these folks should be entitled to assistance, as any other homeowner who cannot occupy their home, from fema or from their insurance companies for that matter."but that long- term assistance - up to 18 months -- has been denied, in most cases...because the homes are still standing.moving the homes is cost-prohibitive, and other mobile home lots are hard to come by in santa rosa. in order to get these folks back in their homes at journey's end, the entire infrastructure of the park would have to be rebuilt."no one yet knows whether that can be done, how much it would

cost to have it done, how long it would be done."florin also says there has been some inconsistencies from fema and insurance companies about who qualifries for help...and how much.steven morrow still has a 100-thousand dollar mortgage on his mobile home."if they offer us like say 50-thousand dollars, i'm hosed."reporter tag"these very dedicated seniors tell me they'll be out here for a few hours each day for at least the next few days. in santa rosa, spencer blake, kron four news." news." (vicki) fremont police released the mug shot of the suspect they say robbed and sexually assaulted two women on saturday. police identified the suspect as 33- year-old terrell gomer. the incident happened at a party city store on fremont boulevard. police say the suspect entered the store and held two female employees at gunpoint... and sexually assaulted them. police located gomer yesterday and arrested him. (grant) oakland resident alan chow... who went missing in yosemite on

february 17th... used facebook to thank all eleven rescue teams, who helped find him last friday .. he was in the hetch hetchy area of yosemite. he wrote - words cannot express my gratitude, and i will be indebted to you all for the rest of my life. i would also like to thank my colleagues from alameda county s-s-a , and everyone on social media who contributed to the search effort.... with information and an outpouring of love and emotional support. i feel truly blessed and extremely lucky to be alive. thank you everyone! (grant) coming up...find out why a school threat in washington state, has students on edge here in the bay area... (vicki) plus... every flyers worst nightmare... an engine on a plane catches fire... hear what passengers had to say... (grant) and with rain comes snow... fresh powder on mount hamiton... we'll take you there in a live rpeort.

(vicki) crazy video tonight showing the moment an engine catches fire during a southwest airlines flight. you can see the plane in the air... and bright flashes showing the plan on fire. it happened on the flight from salt lake city to los angeles earlier today. a woman was walking to work when she noticed the flames shooting out of the airplane overhead. some people describe hearing explosions. one mother was on her way to disneyland with her family when the plane made the emergency landing. (vicki) the fire was out by the time the plane landed back at the salt lake city airport. there were 110 passengers on board... and they were able to get on another flight to l-a-x. southwest released

a statement apologizing to customers for the inconvenience... saying maintaining safety is their top priority. it's not clear what caused the engine to catch fire. (vicki) and you might remember these unsettling pictures from a united airlines flight from earlier this month... the engine cover came off during a flight from s-f-o to honolulu on february 13th. the cover came off while the plane was over the pacific ocean -- that caused the engine to vibrate. the flight was able to make it to hawaii -- with aircraft rescue and firefighters standing by as a precaution. during the flight... passengers were told to brace for impact. the boeing triple seven the boeing triple seven has two engines and can fly with only one for several hours. the f-a-a is still looking into what went wrong. (grant) back here in the bay area... it was another cold and at times...wet day. ásnow even fell on top of ásnow even fell on top of mount hamilton in the south bay. kron 4's charles

clifford is live for us tonight in santa clara county yes i did but right now i'm sending along state route 130 here in the olive rock neighborhood of san jose it's been a very wet cold day here in the south bay up on mount hamilton about 3 inches of snow fell this morning i want to show you some video from this afternoon now this is a look from along state route 130 a few miles from mt hamilton. you can kind of see how in the lower elevations everything was green but if we zoom to the top of mount hamilton, you can see the dome of the lick observatory covered in . now, caltrans closed state route 130 for most of the day today because the roads were just too slick at higher elevations. a lot of people may have wanted to go up there to see the now or play in it but they could not. at the top of the mountain there was still snow on the ground. usually if there's snow here it doesn't last long, but as night fell quite a bit of snow was still on the ground. because the road was closed, there weren't that many people on top of the mountain. a few people live there and work at the observatory but it was pretty much a ghost town this

evening. back live now, it has been raining here in san jose this evening but but we don't know at this point whether or not that will lead to more snow on the mountain. in santa clara county charles clifford kron 4 news news joining us joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passing over the bay area and sparking the thunderstorms. we've also had reports of snow on bay area mountains and we

could see a little more tonight down to 2,000 feet. winds will be blowing as the low moves out tonight. a wind advisory has been posted for the norht bay mountains with some gusts expected as high as 50 mph. tomorrow will be very different with sunshine and nice weather. highs will be in the 50s and low 60s. clouds will increase on wednesday with a chance of showers developing in the norht bay and spreading to the south late in the day. rain will be heavy at times on thursday with gusty winds. showers with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. showers could linger into saturday morning before drying out.

(vicki) new at 9... this is video of the deadly mudslides that hit southern california last month... at least 17 people died and 100 homes were destroyed...and now...there's fear that an insuing storm could cause more damage.(vicki) reporter

jasmine viel explains how some montecito residents are preparing for possible mudslides. ....

(vicki) that was jasmine viel reporting. the next storm to hit the southern california area is exptected thursday night. (grant) the first transgender recruit has signed up to join the u-s military. the individual signed a contract but has not yet started basic training. the enrollment was made possible after a federal judge ruled the military must accept transgender recruits. that ruling followed president trump's twitter announcement in july that he wanted to prevent transgender people from serving... citing

what he called tremendous medical costs and a disruption to the military. however, some people note -- transgender people had already serving openly in the military. (grant) today... the supreme court also heard arguments in a case that could impact millions of workers across the country. (vicki) the question is: should states be allowed to force government employees to pay union dues, even if they don't belong to a union? our washington correspondent jessica smith has the details. nats mark janus: give us our first amendment rights.mark janus is not a union member, but as a state employee - illinois law requires him to pay a fee to the government union, afscme. janus argues that forces him to have a political affiliation. mark janus: let the individual worker choose what they'd like to do. but afscme says janus benefits from the union's bargaining - even if he's not a memberand unions are already prohibited from using non-member money for political reasons.the union attorney says this case is really about taking money from unions. david frederick (afsmce attorney): to give government free reign to act in an authoritarian way in respect to the workplace. to set wages, terms and conditions without input from workers. the union says if workers

aren't forced to pay fees, many people -- even union supporters -- will stop paying, because they'll still get the union benefits without contributing. justice ruth bader ginsburg raised that point during the arguments, but illinois governor bruce rauner sees it differently. gov. bruce rauner: if a person employee believes in what the union advocates for, they'll support it. if they don't they won't. it's freedom of speech. in the arguments, justice anthony kennedy suggested unions are only worried about their political power. rauner agrees. gov. bruce rauner (r-il): unlimited union power to bribe politicians, to get them elected and then negotiate union contracts. illinois attorney general lisa madigan is at odds with her governor. illinois attorney genera lisa madigan (d-il):. this is a case where there are a small group of well founded right wing extremist that want to eliminate unions throughout this country.madigan says this case could devastate unions and the middle class nationwide. in washington i'm jessica smith. (grant) still ahead...

samsung unveils it's new galaxy s-9 and s-9 plus phones... we'll break down some of the features people are raving about... (vicki) and after the break... the massive equifax breach exposed the personal information for as many as 145 million people.... why you should continue to monitor it now...

(grant) 4 your money tonight... it's been almost six months since the massive equifax breach...exposi ng the personal information for as many as 145 million people....(vicki) cyber thieves stole names -- social security numbers -- birth dates -- addresses -- and driver's license numbers. and tonight a new report says half of americans haven't

checked their credit report since the breach happened... here are some tips to make sure nothing fishy is going on... experts say make sure you're checking your credit report every four months... that is the best way to see if anyone stole your information... by law -- you can request your credit report from each bureau once a year for free. you can go to annual credit report dot com for a free and simple way to order yours. once you get it -- look for any accounts or late payments you don't recognize. (grant) pain at the pump... get ready to pay more for a gallon of gas... this is because crude oil costs are going up. right now... gas prices are 26-cents higher than this time last year.. right now in oakland a gallon of regular will cost you $3.32. in san jose it's a few cents cheaper at $3.29. and san francisco is the most expensive in the nation... at $3.43 (vicki) samsung has unveiled the galaxy s-nine and s-nine-plus smartphones--the

tech giant showed off the new models at a massive phone show in barcelona. and they're all about the camera. the s-nine camera can take sharper photos in tough lighting conditions than previous models. it also offers a slow-motion tool that lets users take videos 32-times slower than regular video. another new feature includes a live 54-language translation feature that lets you scan objects like a sign or a menu. the phones will be available for pre-order this friday and will hit the stores on march 16th. the price -- 720-dollars for the s-nine and 840-dollars for the s-nine- plus. (vicki) coming up... first it was the flu machine that detects the flu virus... now there is a new robot aimed at keeping hospitals germ- free... find out where it's already being used... (grant) plus... one of the victims from the florida school shooting speaks about surviving the massacre... hear her emotional words tonight... (vicki) and after the

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madyun reports...some parents are concerned about their children's safety...those parents asked that we disguise their voices... sot that is lincoln middle school in alameda. this parent says their child receive this heads up message around 7am monday morning from a friend about a potential threat from a student targeting the school. the parent asked not to reveal their identitysotseveral parents notified alameda police sot

staff, as a precautionary measure we had a few officers stay at the school to make sure the kids feel safe">the spokesperson for the alameda unified school district explains why it took a few hours to get the robo call and emails going to alert parents sot however this parent says they would rather have known sooner sot after investigating the incident alameda police determined the social media post originated from an account holder in seattle washington, targeting lincoln high school in tacoma washington. investigators say tacoma police arrested a juvenile boy in connection to making the threat...in alameda haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) president trump and first lady melania visited maddy and her family in her hospital room after the attack. fighting back tears - maddy wilford - a student who was shot multiple times in the florida school

massacre, spoke at a news conference at broward health north medical center earlier today. the 17-year old says she was encouraged by the positive messages being sent to her through social media. "i'd just like to say that i'm so grateful to be here, and it wouldn't be possible without those officers and first responders and these amazing doctors, especially all of the love that everyone has sent." (vicki) neither maddy nor her parents addressed the photo, but her mother told reporters she was "grateful to the president who came." (grant) oakland mayor libby schaaf's decision to warn bay area residents saturday about the ápossibility of an immigration sweep has led to a mix of support and multiple threats. one supporter said...'keep it up mayor schaaf'... while opponents wrote traitor on her facebook page with another mentioning kate steinle and threatening the mayor's family. but the

mayor has no regrets about issuing the warning in the first place...saying it was her responsibility.libby schaaf/oakland mayor: "i believe i am representing the values of the people who live in my city, a city where one third of our residents are immigrants. we value this community." there was no massive sweep this weekend but immigrant rights organizations reported raids in at least six northern california cities. oakland's centro legal de la raza.... reports 11 to 15 arrests, which they say is not an abnormally high number for the region. (vicki) more than a dozen people gathered outside the ice building in san francisco today for a prayer vigil in support of a south bay father. fernando carrillo is facing deportation and has been behind bars for nearly five months. he was arrested in october -- after he dropped his daughter off at day care. carrillo's entire family -- including parents and siblings are documented and live in the san jose area. his wife spoke to kron4 before the court

hearing. lourdes barraza/ice detainee's wife: "our family and our closest friends, this community that we've been able to get close to because of this nightmare, has just been amazing to us. if it wasn't for them and our family and friends i don't know how we would have gotten through it." (vicki) carrillo had been working as a direct tv installer for the last four years. he will remain in an immigration detention center after today's court hearing. the judge will decide if carrillo will be deported back to mexico in the next 3 weeks. (grant) all this month... during black history month.. we've been celebrating some of the pioneers and the visionaries who are shaping our country. (vicki) tonight... we meet a woman who knows about civil rights.. because she had a front row seat. here's reporter john grey to share this piece of hidden history. nell stokes didn't read about the civil rights movement, she lived it. nell stokes says: "i didn't really recognize the extent of the racism until i was 6 years

old" raised in montgomery, alabama her best friend was a white girl... til the first day of school. stokes says "i saw her and i ran over to her and said, ah, ah, was gonna say hi connie and she looked at me and said why you talking to me little náááá, wow, get out of my face and it stung me"that sting stayed with her... so years later when a woman in town named rosa parks refused to give up her seat on a bus, nell and her friends 'hatched' a plan. stokes says: "but we got together our pennies and bought some eggs and threw them at the busses, laughes that was the first thing i did" the next thing register to vote. all you needed was a few bucks to take a test stokes says "so i got my five dollars together and i was so excited"her answers were right but her skin color wrong. stokes says, "he said you failed, get out of here gal" get out she did, coming to mccarty avenue in albany in the fall of '63. her first order of business

stokes says, "you know i voted in november of 1963 and i've voted every time since"in the 5 decades since nell's volunteered with dozens of causes including the league of women voters, helping others to vote. its not an auto but awards that fill her garage. the little girl from alabama has lived a life, her advice to the young women of today? stokes says: "focus on the positive things in live, be a part of the solution most of all love yourself, you know you can't do anything for anyone else when you don't love yourself and who you are" in albany... i'm john grey (lawrence bay area weather) (gary sports tease)

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garden madison warriors in madison square garden taking on the new york knicks... walt "clyde" frazier... one of the great knicks... and great dressers... in the leopard print... after a close first half the warriors blow it open in the 3rd quarter again... klay thompson... who had been struggling with his shot... nails the three later in the 3rd... klay...another three-pointer... he had a game- high 26 points... 4-of-6 from behind the arc javale

mcgee... when he's hitting turnaround jumpers you know the warriors are rolling... comedian rolling... comedian john stewart can't believe it! late in the 3rd... steph curry... pulls up for the three-pointer...and he is fouled... one.. two.... three...four point play... steph had 21 points and 4 threes... final score... 125-11 golden state... kevin durant had 22 points and 9 rebounds... they play in his home town of washington d-c wednesday night earlier in the day their was another warrior victory...draym ond greens techinal foul count is down to 14... saturday night againsy oklaoma city green was whistkled for a t...because the refeers thought his demonstrativew out burst was directed toward them....draymond said it was for his teammates and fans...the league reviewed and said yes it was not about the officlas. only reason this is a story is that 16 techinbals get you 16 techinbals story is

that 16 techinbals get you syspended for one game....saturday would have been 15....but back to 14 give green a little wiggle room. steve kerr consistenly says he'sot worroied about greens techinals...as his emotion might be the key link to their status as the best basektball team in the world. durants ratrher quiet..curry not a hostile persopnalty and klay thompson always looks like he's ready for a nap. bottom lineif to make a team great you need a little bit of evefrything....differing personalities is the key to makking a product great...of course that and great talent...warriots have both and right now appear to be rolling agaian.back next hour. coming upi have a very nice spare room with a private bath you welcome to use it in exchange for doing the household chores with your top off (sick) that just one response this san mateo parent received while hunting for a place to live i'll explain in the next edition of people (grant) (grant) trying to (grant)

trying to find housing in the bay area can be costly--- it can even be a brutal undertaking....(vicki) but for some people -- it can even be sexually humiliating... .. i have a very nice spare room with a private bath you're welcome to use it in exchange for doing the household chores with your top off (sick) i'm on main street in san mateo and what you just heard was an actual craigslist reply sent to this woman jocelyn but

why? ..i'll let jocelyn explain i been living at this home in morgan hill for about a month before i found out i had to move out so i posted an ad on craigslist looking through all the ads i noticed that some people posted a photo of themselves to prove that they're real or to show that they are approachable or friendly i was like ok why don't i find a picture of me and my daughter in front of the christmas tree here is another reply to her craigslist post may i come and kiss you i miss kissing please i live close to san mateo (oh my god)but wait there's morei have a room in menlo park nice and safe you can have it for maybe 500 if we can work something out i live alone and it would be nice to have a cute girl like you around 43 male i posted it online, and i posted a very friendly ad stating that i was a single a parent and that she is mostly present on the weekends because of school and i posted what my budget was and i put it out there for everyone to see and that's when the inappropriate comments started pouring in here's another one i have the above private rooms

i might be willing for you to move in on a fwb type offer (friends with benefits) this is a free room and board and those were mild in comparison i gotten people asking for my underwear (wait wait wait) someone actually asked you to send them you're underwear) yea they asked me if my underwear was for sale i didn't even bother responding to that one because that was too weird these type of random responses are not just harmless post it might not violate me physically but it definitely creates an unsafe space for me women out there so what did the people i spoke with think of what they read it seems like, the lowest ridges of humanity just needs to express themselves to such a way i don't know man it's pretty infuriating and guess what, no photo and no responses if you had a chance to do it all over again would you post another photo (heck no) no thank you i'm good in san mateo stanley roberts kron 4 news

(grant) 4 your health tonight... the worst of this flu season appears to be over. the c-d-c says for the first time this season -- the number of people going to the doctor for flu-like symptoms is down. but the c-d-c cautions -- the flu is still widespread -- with half the country experiencing high activity. a total of 97 children nationwide have died from the flu this year. experts say don't let your guard down-- they suggest the best way to protect yourself is to get a flu shot. and wash your hands with soap and water -- often. flu season is expected to continue through the second week of march.= (vicki) a group of northern california students have been waiting for weeks to see a new germ zapping machine. (grant) the sutter roseville medical center unveiled the new technology... that will disinfect hospital surfaces with u-v lights. nats - kids looking into light youúre not supposed to look

directly into the light...nats - kids looking into lightbut this is what these oakmont high students have been waiting weeks to see.(cover sot)sot-lance berg/oakmon- iúm really excited to see it work and see how well it works.'it' is sutter- roseville medical centerús new germ zapping machine.sot- allison gontheir r.n./roseville medical center- it's very coolallison gontheir heads infection control at the hospital. she says the staff was so excited about the new technology which uses uv light to disinfect hospital surfaces after staff manually clean them...they couldnút keep it to themselves.sot- allison gontheir r.n./roseville medical center- we thought wow we really need to share this and let everyone know what weúre doing and expand that into the educational programsa perfect opportunity, she says, for oakmont high schoolús health science academy students to learn about the threat of contracting an infection from hospital facilities. lance berg says he was surprised to learn how commonly patients get serious illnesses from hospital rooms that arenút properly sanitized. sot-lance berg/oakmont: "i figured it would be something where one out of every 200 patients would get it but we saw some had upwards of 50%." today the students presented their last two weeks of

research on hospital borne infectious diseases... and then they got their first look at the robot in action. sot-matthew parachou- every time i get sick i look up my symptoms so it was kind of cool to learn about a new disease and tie that into the robot...and thanks to matthew... after three months zapping germs... the robot finally had a name... melman... nat- :51 from madagascar trailer- i just saw 26 blatant health code violationsmust courtesy: dreamworksafter the character from madagascar (cover beginning of sot w/ video from extended trailer 1:48) sot-matthew parachou-in the movie movie the giraffe is a germaphobe, and that's what weúre trying to do here is promote this germ zapping robot. (vicki) that was nikki laurenzo reporting.(grant) the robot will receive a warm welcome during this deadly flu season. lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the

storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passing over the bay area and sparking the thunderstorms. we've also had reports of snow on bay area mountains and we could see a little more tonight down to 2,000 feet. winds will be blowing as the low moves out tonight. a wind advisory has been posted for the norht bay mountains with some gusts expected as high as 50 mph. tomorrow will be very different with sunshine and nice weather. highs will be in the 50s and low 60s. clouds will increase on wednesday with a chance of showers developing in the norht bay and spreading to the south late in the day. rain will be heavy at times on thursday with gusty winds. showers with the possibility of isolated thunderstorms will continue on friday. showers could linger into saturday morning before drying out.

(grant) a canadian man is over the moon after learning one of his descendants is finally named after him.(vicki) the 108-year-old was able to meet his great-great- grandson-- one-year-old esmond. jenna lehne posted online about them last week. the video shows her great-

grandfather, esmond allcock, meeting her son and his namesake for the first time. esmond senior has six children-- 17 senior has six children-- 17 grandchildren... 36 great-grandchildren and 12 great-great-grandchildren. yet he says no one named a son after him -- until now. according until now. according to lehne-- some of her family members do have esmond as a middle name. (vick) up next... "black panther" continues to dominate the box office for the second weekend in a row... find out how much has the movie has made globally... that's breaking records...

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hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. (cell phone vibrating) hello, can i help you? hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. ♪ (grant) actress heather locklear was arrested last night for domestic violence and assaulting police. the arrest allegedly followed a domestic incident at locklear's home in thousand oaks. locklear was booked on one count of domestic battery and three counts of battery on a peace officer. deputies say they found evidence she injured her boyfriend during the incident and she was also violent with deputies. locklear is scheduled to appear in court march 13th. (grant) actress and former fox news commentator stacey dash is running for congress.(vick) dash -- an outspoken republican -- filed paperwork today in california's 44th district... which has a long history of democratic representation.

it includes compton, watts, san pedro and north long beach. dash emerged as a controversial figure back in 2016 when she called the 'oscars so white' boycott "ludicrous" and said there was no need for black history month. she has not publicly issued a statement about her run for office, but teased the possibility on social media earlier this month. (grant) "black panther" is dominating the box office for its second weekend in a row.... the blockbuster...d irected by oakland's own ryan coogler... took in almost 110 million dollars this weekend. it's the second highest second weekend for a film -- only "star wars: the force awakens" made more money during its second weekend. since it's release, the film has made more than 300 million in the u-s...but globally..."black panther" has made more than $700-million dollars. (grant) thank you joining us tonight at nine. we have another hour of our prime news coming up(vicki)pam moore and steve aveson are standing by with what is coming up at ten. guys?

(pam) thanks grant and vicki. a wild weather day in the bay area. we have team coverage in the south bay where we saw rain.. and snow! and another storm is heading out way... lawrence has the forecast.. (steve) plus- cryto- currency is gaining in popularity. but the value of the electronic money varies. tonight at in-depth look at a place where electronic exchange is a hot attraction. all coming up next on kron four news at ten.

(pam) (pam) wild weather across the bay area today. from hail in livermore... rain in san francisco.. (steve)plus: snow in the south bay. and another big storm heading our way. (pam) along with snow in the south bay... rain and lots of it. thank you for joining us tonight.. im pam moore. (steve) and im steve aveson... we have crews tracking the storm all over the bay area. but first: it has been raining in the south bay for several hours.kron 4's ali reid in san jose with what it looks like out there.

the weather weather in san jose has been all over the place. ...from lots of sun to lots of rain .... we even had some hail.we definitely need the rain. i'm glad we had some come down todaywe need it. we need the rain so it's ok. it's winter, it's supposed to be chilly and wet so i'm ok with itthere were a lot of folks running around without a raincoat. some had their umbrellas handy and ready for it.while talking to people in the downtown area, i realized many welcome the rain ...but there were definitely a few different views on whether this is considered cold or not....i'm visiting from the central valley so i'm gonna go home tomorrow. hahahaha. (happy to go home?) yes!not so cold. i was skiing yesterday at 12k feet and that was cold. it was like, 10. so this is not cold. (this is comfortable for you?). it's comfortable.sot the rain isn't completely gone. be on the lookout, more is on the way for later this week.reportnig live ali reid ...kron 4 news.