before we officially wave goodbye to it and that will be on saturday. so today obviously doesn't look like a rainy day. and yeah, it's not going to be one skies. nice and clear after yesterday's cloud cover and much needed rainfall today. a little break from it before we do see another system work its way through this next weekend. 40's and 50's for your current temperatures. for most areas we fairfax and santa rosa hanging out in the upper 30's. same for you in napa at 39 degrees. >> most of us not too terribly cold to start this morning, but some of us, especially in the north bay on the cooler side of things. i'll be talking about these next few days. and of course, saturday's rain, potential all still to come. reena. john, thank you for that. ok, taken bar today. remember, we do have a station closure at the dublin pleasanton station. >> due to an early morning, major medical emergency. so they have bus service available between dublin, pleasanton. if you're taking the bay bridge right now, traveling into the city about a 15 minute drive for you to

make it to that fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge. we're seeing some gusty winds there, but no accidents or delays about a 60 minute drive for you heading across towards the peninsula. let's look at the richmond center fell bridge traveling out of richmond across towards sandra fell about 12 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the toes. a 20 minute drive. 8, 0, one is the time right now on the breaking news this morning. you saw live here as ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky called on members of congress. >> to do more to help the country stop russia's invasion as alinsky cited pearl harbor done the 9.11 terrorist attacks is the appeal for the u.s. is help saying rus ia is committing war crimes. he detail the suffering. ukrainians of adored for the last 3 weeks. sowinski asked again for the u.s. to declare a no fly zone and ukraine. it says making that move with stop russia from attacking cities. but that's a decision that the biden administration is not prepared to make or allow. they have said they won't do that. ukraine's president, though, went on to

ask for he says, if you won't close the skies, give us fighter planes so that we can defend ourselves and then he thanked president biden for everything is done up to this point saying that americans have been so supportive and he's appreciated that he called on lawmakers to impose stricter sanctions against russia saying that every thing they do is is depends on time because lives are at stake every day. >> the prey on people i've been spending not on train. we are fighting for that. that is a viewer and the wall. if i sing a lot leaves in the name of the future. that's why today that american people helping not just you but you are and the wall to keep the planet. they live. to keep justice in history. >> and that with president zelensky as he was speaking english at the end of the address without a translator, you can see that congress gave

him a standing ovation. what else will the u.s. give them will find out. president biden is expected deliver an address less than an hour from now. and we know that he 800 million dollars in additional security assistance is headed to ukraine. that is on the plan. the next play on exactly. would he be supplying armed drones? and that's something else that train might want meantime, the war in ukraine is intensifying. we've been seeing that with. >> russian airstrikes, them bartee more cities there. ukraine's defense has been making it hard for russia to advance further into the capital case. robert sherman has the latest on the war. >> another hospital has found itself right in the thick of things. and mario pull as ukrainians claim russian forces have captured an intensive care unit holding 500 people hostage in recent days. an estimated 20,000 civilians have are you pull through evacuation corridors but fighting and shelling has cut off critical routes. evacuations today are in question roads, bridges and

railroads all destroyed, making it difficult for humanitarian workers to reach people in need of aid. attacks on kyiv continue through the evening. firefighters had to rescue multiple people and put out fires after he's hit by shelling overnight. >> russian strikes have been inching closer and closer to the city center. and with it striking more residential areas, russian troops have not moved from their positions about 10 miles away in recent days because if you park, it is ukraine's second-largest city and important cultural icon. this building built in 18. 99 now medical site. >> was hit by a missile and burned overnight. park of he's seen heavy fighting since the beginning of the war. strikes have already destroyed blocks of homes, museums, schools and more in a city loved for its architecture. video from this week shows residents running for cover after russian jets fly overhead and drop their payload elsewhere in the city.

but the ukrainian resistance has been so fierce. u.s. defense officials believe russia is trying to get more troops and supplies into ukraine. that includes using foreign fighters are private military companies. these forces will be used to secure areas already under russian control. we're offensive elsewhere in the country. on tuesday, the prime ministers of poland, the czech republic and slovenia traveled by train from poland to ukraine's capital city into the line of fire. despite safety concerns, leaders claim the meeting was to serve as a message. ukraine deserves a place in the eu, but they stopped short of further pushing a future nato membership appearing to concede. >> time now is 8, 0, 5, and we want to take you live to outside of the court as sunny balwani with fairness. that's elizabeth holmes. top deputy. an ex-boyfriend is facing allegations of defrauding investors and patients in this is live in san jose as he is walking into the courtroom, a jury of 6 men and 6 women has been chosen to determine his

you can hear our reporters asking questions. he's not answering it. always going to fundamental detectors. and hope any state like to say before heading court today with sun now. and sarah stinson is trying to ask question, but he has nothing say. she's been covering a live all morning long will he has a lot to answer to share. that's the thing there. >> yeah, you know, he's not going to say much ahead in court. but of course, you have to ask that is export from elizabeth home, sunny about to have his day in court for his role in theranos. the blood-testing startup, which once worth 9 billion dollars. opening statements start this morning. the criminal trial was supposed to be started yesterday, but it was delayed due to issues with several jurors. as you may know, hulu just released a series called the dropout about fairness about a one ii about the elizabeth. it really goes into depth about the relationship. >> one is a businessman who served as the president and chief operating office of their nose. that was once worth that 9 billion dollars.

but now it's put in trial for fraud. he faces 12 counts of criminal wire fraud and conspiracy against investors, doctors and patients. the same brought against holmes. just 2 months ago. a jury convicted holmes, the creator and ceo of theranos of 4 of those counts. she was acquitted for others. homes remains free on bond pending her sentencing this fall in her trial. 38 year-old holmes described 57 yearold as physically emotionally and sexually abusive this trial. gibbs boh on chance to tell his side of the story and his involvement with the company. jury selection for the trial has not been easy due to not finding jurors that are unbiased. of course, that true who lucho just came out. there's an hbo documentary about this. there's also a lot of issues with these jurors in terms of there is a work schedules, the kids and they have a lot drop out. but they've got the jurors set 6 men, 6 women along with 6 alternatives have been

selected. hopefully there's no more disruptions if there's not opening statements will begin this morning at 9 o'clock. so just minutes away from this trial, starting and dorian, as you know, this case has really captivated not only for silicon valley where we're at now, but also the entire world. there's national media here. local media here all trying to get that shot. a sunny balwani and get the latest on this trial. stay tuned as we continue to cover this for kron on kronon dari, of course, all the latest poll. send it back to the studio for now. thanks a lot, sarah try. but there anything want to go in journalist there. >> time now is 8, 0, 8, and free mine this morning as gas prices continue to go up. we're all wanting to know when will relieve happen because you probably saw the price of crude fell. we talked about when it dip below 100. now it's trading below $110 a barrel for oil. and that will slowly trickle down. aaa says that that price accounts for about 50% of what drivers pay for gas. it's going to take a while before it affects gas prices. for now, the prices

are still high. california's average is 5.77. and let's take a look at the bay area as we're about a dime above that san francisco regular going for an average of 5.88 santa rosa. 5.84 in oakland, 5.81 and san jose on average paying 5.77 a gallon right now as is expensive. also happening today, your uber ride is going to get more expensive because it's the first day of a new surcharge to help drivers deal with the rising cost of gas has are saying they can't make ends meet at the regular rate kron four's will tran is live at sfo are a lot of people take uber's from the airport where they have to say this morning will. >> uber and lyft drivers. they're very popular at airports. so there's a good chance if you're getting dropped off here. it's not a family member but a stranger and that stranger needs money according to uber. and that's why it started at midnight. they did announce couple of days ago and it went into effect that if you're hopping into uber or lift, you will be

charged a little bit more. >> as far as uber is concerned is 45 to $0.55 more per ride and the money will go directly to the drivers. lyft. they did not say the details but more than likely they follow competitors. so it should be in the same ballpark. let's face it. gas prices are going up and up and then the profits for the drivers keep going down and down had a chance to talk to the driver. he says anything is better than nothing. >> well, i still think that's not for the guys price should be a little more. you know. yeah, a lyft didn't say exactly how much, but you will be getting something because to offset the gas prices role. that will be great actually. yeah. looking forward to it. that's the case. how have the gas prices affected? you? it didn't affect me. i mean, before easing fill up my guys, you know? used to cost me the high prices, 50 bucks notes about 85.

>> the other alternative could have been for lyft or uber to take less on commission. but of course, their business and they didn't do that. so just like all the other businesses are many out there. they pass along the difference to us. the consumer. this is going to last at least 2 months. and by the way, if you use uber eats, you'll be charged anywhere between 35 and $0.45 as well. i can tell you it doesn't make a difference. if you're thinking you might get a break in if every penny counts that you might get a break, if you hop into an electric car, that's not going to be the case because uber will still charge you that extra. 45 to $0.55. even if you're hopping into, liked >> all right. thanks a lot. well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news and attempted home invasion in oakland ends in a shooting. we're going hear from the homeowner who says thankful his family wasn't hurt. after the break, teachers in san francisco are demanding back

pay from the school district. what the superintendent says they're doing now to give employees paid. >> and today, big difference from yesterday already with the clear skies we're seeing upper 50's to low 60's near the coastline and inland in bayside cities well into the upper 60's to low 70's really comfortable in. nice weather ahead before more rain this weekend. the details are still weekend. the details are still to come. when reggie miller wants a baconator...he wants it now! breakfast baconator for reggie breakfast baconator for reggie ooouuu fast food baby choose wisely. choose wendy's. official breakfast of march madness

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>> 14 right now and we're talking about the weather. nothing much to say today, but you do have some rain come out saturday looks like the one. 0, wow. and we're so excited because it's been so dry that. even light rain seems like a big till. it is a big deal. i know. and we definitely need it. saturday is also the last day of winter sick. yeah, it like winter was never here. so went through with that. it seems like we've already been in spring and spring actually starts to get really warm right off the bat, too. we've got lots of changes in this forecast. quite the up and down as we wrap up this season, kick off a new one here in just a few days. obviously today, beautiful, clear skies. quite the change from yesterday as all that rain and snow scoots out of the region. leaving us with dry skies for today. we're actually going to keep dry into tomorrow to that front that you see just behind me there it is going to steer its

where direction and is going to result in some changes but not packing enough of a punch to bring us much rainfall tomorrow. so we do have clear skies today. there's your cloud cover that begins to work in tonight. and you do see some green out in this pacific that's going to try to make its way in but loses steam by the time it gets here. nothing more than a couple of sprinkles in mendocino county tomorrow is going to be a cloudy one. we will see conditions clearing out into friday with just a few clouds here and there a partly cloudy and mild start to the weekend after friday. temperatures fall fall quickly as a cold front pushes in friday night and that along with mike lee, the most significant rain that we've seen so far in 2022, that sounds like a big statement, but it's really not saying much considering how dry we been since the start of january so far are single day rainfall total at max for san francisco has been around a quarter of an inch. so if that 3rd of an inch comes through on saturday that officially puts sf at the rainiest day,

at least since december, which brought us a ton of rainfall. still very light rain but will welcome anything even if it is on the lighter side of things. now, today's daytime highs 60's to 70's a few 50's near the coastline. it's going to feel one nicer than yesterday does because of a couple factors here. obviously temperatures are a huge change from yesterday, but they are a couple of degrees warmer. sunshine is back out in full force and winds going to be a whole lot calmer today. all that adds up to a really comfortable afternoon. fairfield and vacaville are very warmest spots at 74 degrees today. well, most of the rest of us still hanging on to the 60's tomorrow. just a little bit cooler indefinitely. cloudier is that weak system passes right by us. friday. temperatures warm up to the warmest numbers will have this weekend before we dive into the 50's on saturday along with consistently rainy conditions through the day. sunday is your first day of spring sunshine for temperatures begin to climb. and by next week, look at monday and tuesday, climbing

well into the mid 70's to even low 80's john, thank you for that. or let me tell you about a few issues out there. if you're in the south bay mountain view. >> northbound one on one side of ellis street. we've got an accident there. same 2.80, looks much better in terms of traffic at the limit. if you're trying to get around that. also in san jose, 87 southbound north and west taylor street. we have an accident. so you are seeing things slowing down there just a bit. the bay bridge traveling into the city about 60 minutes for your drive. this morning, the san mateo bridge, we have high winds. still a fairly nice commute. about 16 minutes for you as you're traveling out of richmond heading across towards san rafale. you're looking at an 11 minute drive out in alamosa city, northbound south of stone valley road. you got an accident, right? lane is blocked there. and let's check on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. no issues, no delays about. 25 minutes as you're traveling. >> 18 and happening today, the next step in determining whether the a's stay or go. will they get a new ballpark at howard terminal this

morning? a group of regulators for the port of oakland are going to come up with a recommendation on whether the port needs howard terminal to keep up with cargo. and then this afternoon, the recommendation will be given to the san francisco bay conservation and development commission. and if that commission decides the port of oakland needs howard terminal. well, then they can have a new ballpark there. that's out of the picture, which means they're out of here. the commission has until july 7th to make its decision and is owner dave campbell has said if the team can get a stadium there at howard terminal terminal, then they have to leave. san francisco mayor london breed has introduced legislation to make a portion of jfk drive in golden gate park car free for ever. they shut down 3 mile stretch when the pandemic started between lincoln way in keizer drive and a lot of people enjoyed it that way. they could get around bicycles and walk without the threat of cars driving around. well, 3 city supervisors have a sponsored legislation having this become a permanent thing. and there

are pedestrian advocacy groups who love it a safe sf and walk sf. they applaud this measure, but it also faces some strong opposition of people who want cars to be back in the golden gate park area on that roadway. the full board of supervisors expected to vote on this legislation as early as april. happening today, we could learn of teachers in the mount diablo unified school district plan to go on strike this afternoon. the teachers union is expected to announce the results of a vote on whether or not to authorize that strike. well, union has been negotiating with the district over new contract for more than a year. if the union did vote to authorize the strike, it's not clear whether or not that would actually take place. happening right now. san francisco teachers are waking up at the school district headquarters because they're holding a sleep into protests. hundreds of teachers not getting their paychecks. >> the union leaders say the teachers will stay there until they've all been paid. an issue with the new payroll system is let 2 months

teachers being underpaid or not paid at all. during a rally yesterday, the school board commissioner announced that the district is looking at how this all happened in the first place. >> in april, we're going to do a examination of what happened to try to ensure that we understand how we got here and how we made colossal a mistake in terms this transition, which never should have been this way. >> the district superintendent says that right now only 56 outstanding payments remain and that he hopes to have all the issues resolved by friday. it's a 21 and another big story. police are looking for a who was wanted in connection with the murder of an 8 year-old named sophia mason. >> from hayward, mother of sofia. sophia was first reported missing last tuesday by her on it. the on says the last time she saw her

niece was last summer. and that's when she saw these bruises. she took pictures of the bruises on sophia's arm, but the girl didn't want to say anything about it. and then last friday, police found a childs body in the home of sophia's mother's boyfriend. his name is dante jackson. investigators arrested the mother, 30 year-old samantha johnson over the weekend in newark. but they are still looking for 34 year old dante jackson. in the east bay freemont. police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead. the shooting happened around 6.30, last night in the area of gatewood street west of fremont boulevard. that's where officers found the victim who was shot and killed. it is 8.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. this mother is looking for answers about who murdered her son while he was camping with to tell you about a new war that she's hoping will bring some leads.

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was a good kid. he's a good guy and he didn't deserve that since july 3rd of last year. >> jane nelson has spent every day looking for answers as to who murdered her son. 20 year-old tyler dickson. and why not a day that goes by that i don't think about them. and it's frustrating not knowing what happened as of monday. there's now a $50,000 reward through the governor's reward program for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in dixon's murder. butte county sheriff's office says dixon was shot and killed while sleeping in his tent at bidwell canyon marina campground in oroville nelson says dixon was on a camping trip with his girlfriend's family at the time. there are 100 people camping. >> on that campsite that they and the tents where arms i mean, you could touch the next 2. it was quiet at 08:00am when i got there. so i can imagine how quiet it was at. 41. >> you know, somebody knows dixon who is from the east bay

was a well-known athlete in the community. he graduated from el serino high school in 2019 and was the former quarterback of the football team nelson's hopeful that the new reward will bring new leads and information. i so. it's my mission to get at. i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> it's 8.27. and up next on the kron 4 morning news countries, including in new quay in asia, they're dealing with a new wave of covid cases. what does that mean for the u.s. and u.s. in the bay area will have work from a doctor.

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>> joy, 9 right now and we are checking out the weather for you on a wednesday morning. >> it's looking a lot clearer than it was yesterday, it's snow rain. no witness yet. >> i want to tell us it's coming down the pike, though, just a couple of is hyper pike. i i think it's pipe as it's pi go to water. it's pipe coming down anyway. i think it's up that answer for you in a with pipe just since it is water. but it's do that differently for something else. you it's nice and sunny out there today. so today definitely not going to be one of those wetter ones. we've got a couple of dry days ahead of us to now. tomorrow is not going to be quite as clear is today is but still going to be

a dry one for your thursday and even into your friday to storm system. well, out of the way now and temperatures are still hanging out in the 40's to 50's much as they have all morning long. still in the 30's for fairfax, napa and santa rosa. >> that are cold spots up in the north bay this morning. i'll be talking about what's rolling down the pipe come saturday. still to come in remotely as pike rise to the term. she's making a play like that was cute, but we can hit the road now its. let's get the row with like that. >> all right. so we do have a major bar delay. you need to know about station closure at the dublin pleasanton station because of a major medical emergency that happened earlier this morning heading into the city right now. no major delays, just traffic. you can see there about a 60 minute drive into the city. let's get a look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. still have some high wind gusts the air, but it's about a 15 minute commute for you at this hour. let's go ahead and look at the richmond center fell bridge while there are no accidents or hazards there. it's 12 minutes out of richmond across towards center

fell still an alamo long northbound south of stone valley road. you've got an accident there and the golden gate bridge. look, no delays. 20 minutes as you're heading from 37 to the tolls. 31 is a time and in the east bay and oakland, families on edge after an attempted home invasion turned into a shooting. pretty scary. the armed burglars tried to break in through the door. well, actually, they were home. so robbers. it was all caught on camera. take a look. >> armed with a crowbar and a pistol. these men are seen trying to break into a house in the allendale section of oakland, the home invasion attempt happened as the homeowner was sleeping during the early morning hours of february. 4th, it's carry our. >> honestly, my sense of awareness right now is is going off every time i step out the >> ken johnson says these 2 men were not alone security video from outside of the house shows at least 3 cars pulling up as the burglars case. the place on minute avenue. the car's empty doubt

in the unknown men moved in as they tried to pry open the front door. johnson's nephew who lives downstairs, spooked them. my nephew had pounded on his interior door. >> which they mistook for gunshots and then they ran off. >> but they did not go away quietly. one of the armed men turned around and began firing at the home, at least for bullet casings were found. johnson says this attempted burglary comes after his house was broken into in 2020. the crime prompted him at the time to install security cameras and now he's added iron doors to his home. oakland police say they are investigating. johnson is thankful that no one from his family was hurt and he hopes these men do not return in a way. it was a wake-up call to just be more mindful of our first our and >> and be more protective of the people that we love and care about. reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron, 4 news.

>> and check this out the we have the video now. the smash-and-grab robbery at a jewelry store in san jose. we told you about this monday. it happened monday morning at j and has custom jewelry in the eastridge mall. >> and the owner says there are about 9 people that use the hammers. as you can see, there broke the display cases and then got away with more than a half a million dollars worth of jewelry. >> and this is the second time this story has been hit in the last 6 months. have a police are asking for your help to solve a deadly stabbing of a homeless woman. officers identified the victim as 59 year-old on a marine's illinois ava. she was stabbed to death last friday. her case marked 6 homicide of this year. the open man has been charged in connection to last year's father's day shooting. this happened in richmond and 3 people were killed. police arrested 27 year-old enrique ramirez council last week. the contra costa county district attorney is fouth 3 counts of murder. 5 counts of attempted

murder against him and an 18 year-old investigators are not releasing the teens name at the time because of the teens age at the time of that crime. it's a 34 and local doctors are expressing concerns because they're watching and covid cases are going up. >> in parts of europe and asia, a new surge in china just trigger new lockdowns in several cities. the national health commission says china is now seeing its worst outbreak since wuhan in early 2020 local doctors here are watching there because they say what happens overseas eventually comes to the u.s. and there are many similarities of play. >> we don't have enough people vaccinated. you know, people vaccinated. we're going to go where their immunity is. no waiting. we have the 8.2. >> which is 30% more transmissible. then. >> omicron. >> now the difference is doctors say now we have drugs and, you know, treatments, we have a more immunized population in the u.s.. so we

are in of a think a better position for surges that we could handle in the in the past, but masking and other measures they're going to leave that open. they still could return if we see a spike in hospitalizations, they're urging you if you've not been vaccinated, get your shot as soon as possible. and what about another rooster? pfizer's asking u.s. regulators to authorize a 4th dose of its vaccine for people 65 and older. pfizer is citing data from israel that suggest seniors would benefit from the 4th shot. but doctors say the vaccinations continue to offer strong protection as it is what we've already gotten. and we spoke to an infectious disease expert in the bay area who says that only people of the highest risk categories need the extra shot. >> and usually those are older people, immunocompromised or people with multiple co-morbidities. we don't use to everyone all the time like the pfizer ceo implicated

probably going to be exposed to covid is just very transmissible. and the best thing you can do to protect yourself is be vaccinated. >> the fda and the cdc would have to improve the request from pfizer. california's covid related state of emergency will remain in effect because state senators rejected an attempt to end it on a party line vote republican sen melissa melendez introduce that bill that push in december of 2020. she says the state of emergencies given the governor too much power and no to the 29 other states have ended their emergency. she says. and in the state of emergency will affect federal funding and response to future surges sen bill dodd of napa disagreed. >> just state of emergency for claim by the governor is absolutely important to ensure that the state can quickly and efficiently continue to respond to the covid-19 pandemic. it be prepared for possible future variants and surges. >> well, that bill fell short.

it's still alive and could come up again for bill later this year. >> it's 8.37. and still ahead, why some lawmakers are saying that daylight saving time could be permanent. we'll have more when we come back. and the warriors are headed in the right direction with the return of draymond green will hear from coach kerr after the break. >> and today already a nice and clear one. and we're going to keep that around throughout the afternoon. daytime highs climbing into the upper 60's to low 70's making for really comfortable feel today. i'm talking another round of rainfall. still to come in rainfall. still to come in your forecast. ♪ ♪ whoever you are. you have a style. and we want to help you own it. cause anyone can sell you clothes. ♪ ♪ we've got the brands.

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all going to forget why we walked in a room. that's normal part of aging. the cause for concern is when it really impacts your activities of daily living when it starts to have an impact on you being able to sort of function and think and remember the way the waiting used to the fact that you can't serve recall some of those same thanks. and it's always best to going sear your physician and get your memory checked out. if you're if you're starting to be concerned about yourself. >> right now, more than 6 million americans are living with alzheimer's. that number is expected to soar in large part because americans are living longer to 13 million people living with the disease by the year 2050. this new report also examines the struggle to care for people who are experiencing alzheimers. there are some tips and some suggestions we posted all of that over on our website at kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back after the break.

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know, we just set the clocks forward. so it's daylight saving time. will they could keep this time forever. the u.s. senate unanimously approved a measure that would make daylight saving time permanent. it next year, which would mean we wouldn't set the

clocks back anymore and we would do this for thing would manipulate in time, which is all in erie. it's a construct anyway in a guys. yeah. and i say stick with it. a stick with one. i don't care which one, but the president would still be the final decider have to sign this into law and you've got people on both sides of the aisle saying, yeah, let's make it permanent. then you have some state say it's better for your your health. yeah. it cuts energy consumption, but you have people who so right now it's sunny later at night. like is this summer? all the kids love it right there, right? we could play late. but right now it's dark in the morning, right? so they're going to school at 6.30, at stark 7. it starts back when they get to walk or catch the bus. somebody is always nice like both sides of the aisle there. yeah. >> 46 is the time right i just i don't like the transition. see the pro and con to both as don't like the change, right?

one except the fallback is nice because feels like you're sleeping in an hour. that's that one time you actually do like the but it's nice and bright out there now just took an hour longer than we were used to last week is for the sun to come out. >> because we set things back an hour a little bit. you can see out there that we do have the golden gate bridge or pay bridge this morning sitting under those clear skies. the golden gate bridge is also under clear skies skies have cleared out after yesterday's rainfall and snowfall up in the sierra nevada. that's out of the picture now. and today's going to be a brilliantly sunny one. nice and mild, too. that cold front to our west. don't let that scare you too much. it's not really packing a punch after today's clear skies, it will come along with an increase in cloud cover across the region. but any chance of rainfall really just fizzles out before it reaches the bay. a couple sprinkles possible for mendocino county into tomorrow. and a few snow flurries very briefly in the sierra from the energy that that system has. we should clear out a little bit on friday, partly cloudy skies

for the start of the weekend. a mild start to the weekend and then another cold front drops in friday night into saturday. this is going to leave us with our best chance of rain in your forecast and likely even some more significant rainfall totals than what we saw yesterday. san francisco could see around a 3rd of an inch of rainfall if that is so that will be the most significant single day. rainfall total that we've had since december. so the most significant in 2022 so far and a 3rd of an inch isn't really that much. so that just shows you how dry we have been throughout the course of january, february into march. now, temperatures today in the 60's for most of the bay area. a few 50's near the coastline and a few 70's mixed in elsewhere, too. those numbers are going to feel a little nicer than yesterday's did because of some of the obvious factors today. first of all, it's just a touch warmer, but we're also adding in a whole lot of sunshine. and we're also not near as windy as yesterday was too now fairfield and vacaville, our warmest of spots today. pretty comfortable. 74 for both of

you. now tomorrow's temperatures do fall a little bit with that passing week cold front friday. temperatures warm just a little bit. and then we really see temperatures fall into saturday along with rainfall that will stay light. but stay with us. likely throughout the day. now, sunday is your first day of spring and we've got some sunshine for it. temperatures rise quickly into the new season by tuesday. some of us in the low 80's. great. john, thank you for that. you're talking about the bark delay. they have just reopened it. that was the dublin pleasanton line. so that's moving along. and that's the good news there. >> let's also get a look at your commute heading into the city right now. looks like 80 westbound west up how street in every hill we have a traffic hazard about a 15 minute drive heading into the city right now to that fremont street exit 7 tail bridge. those high winds still there. 15 minute drive traveling across towards the peninsula out of richmond, sandra fell. you're heading out of richmond across there will take you about 11 minutes. golden gate

bridge. 37 to the tolls. a 20 minute drive. we did have a hot spot in danville, 6, 80 northbound at el cerro boulevard but all lanes just opened up. >> 8.49 right now and the warriors are going to play tonight. see if they can make it 5 in a row. coach kerr is pretty excited, but he says the team has to improve a lot more if they want to get more went and got to put in some work kron. 4 sports director jason dumas says more on that and a preview of march madness. >> the dogs were back on the practice court prepping for a big time matchup against the celtics on wednesday night. on monday, golden state warmly welcomed draymond green back to the lineup. he was hitting threes and all. there are still a few vets who remain on ice. andre iguodala is one of them. he was getting up shots today at practice. but steve kerr told me that there's no timetable for andres return. gary payton, the second, he's also still out here remains day-to-day with a knee injury. for now, the dubs will roll

with what they got. not like. they have a choice and still, steve kerr made a point to tell me that they are still very much a work in progress, we have to take advantage of these 13 games. >> to clean up the stuff that needs to be cleaned up. if we don't do that, then i will like the position we're in going into the playoffs. we're not ready yet for the playoffs. >> last night was a perfect you know, we had. multiple especially you know, giving up often supports, giving a packed cuts. we can get away with those things and expect to win in the playoffs. so i feel good about where we are. those are all but these last 13 games are are really important. execution wise for guys to understand the areas we've got to get solid with. >> the saint mary's gaels left for portland. they were sent off in style. they'll take on

the winner of indiana, wyoming in the first round of the ncaa tournament. that game just ended. by the way. stand by on that. the gaels are entering the tournament has the highest seed in program history. they're 5. see, by the way, they have a bevy of seniors and they are battle tested and ready for what is in front of them. >> out and you said team really excited we did this year and we want to go prove it. another time to talk about writing our story all year. and this just another chance for another chapter. so well, we'll see if we can do some damage here. >> so i mention saint mary's will play the winner of indiana. wyoming's playing game. well, here you go. 2nd, half wyoming down 5 graham, ike. knocks down the short little jumper. he had 17 points, wyoming within 3, but indiana would not fall to a mid major trayce jackson-davis catches the lob. he had a huge game. 29 points for the sophomore. indiana goes on to

win. 66 to 58. saint mary's is the higher seed. but they will have their hands full on thursday in portland, indiana, saint mary's. that's going to be a good one. >> that was jason dumas reporting that going to play the celtics tonight at chase center. tipoff. it's 07:00pm kron four's recognizing remarkable women all month long. every tuesday we highlight another amazing woman right here on the kron. 4 morning news and on our air as well as on our website at kron 4 dot com, if you will. they're also you can see past winners and nominees will be right back. just as mask

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> and it is the finest hour here on the ground for warning is our last hour. and we want to take a check of weather and traffic before we get going on. a very busy news day, john, we have in store. well, it's going to be nice. and sunny, one big change from yesterday is cloudy. >> rainy conditions at the same time looking out there at your east bay hills, not a cloud in the sky right now. storm system has exited the region and now we get to enjoy a really mild feel later on today. temperatures haven't budged a whole lot. just yet, though. we're still hanging out in the 50's for most areas. those 30's are wiped out up in the north bay, though we in fairfax, santa rosa and napa. temperatures climbing quickly up there. now, as far as our roadways are concerned, rain had been keeping you updated on conditions out there that we're definitely not ideal for many spots. and we still do have that back up at the bay

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