weekend at the happiest thing for me is the dry conditions job. i don't know how long they're going to stay around, hopefully for the near future, near future is good way to put it. you almost to the weekend of the way he's got this friday to get through and then we'll be there. >> hopefully if you are getting up early, you are going to be a little bit more awakened by the fact that you've got a lot of sunshine ahead of the will be a nice day to be getting outside soon. as you can. golden gate bridge looks good. a little bit breezy. you see that camera swaying back and forth in the wind that is probably across the bay area this morning. a little bit of snow flurry activity up in the sierra nevada, but the bay area's nice and quiet aside from the winds. now we do have a cold morning. frost advisories in effect from 04:00am. so just going into effect lasting until 09:00am this morning, some of our very cold as temperatures are ahead of us in the santa cruz mountains, south bay inland east bay and inland north bay. these temperatures currently falling close to the 30's in livermore as well as dublin down to 41 42 degrees and then some upper 30's and fairfax and cloverdale going to see some more 30's popping up in both the north bay and the inland east bay. at points this morning. now, as far as winds go gust as high as even at 40 miles per hour range. the coast today, it is set to be a pretty breezy day ahead of us. that's going to make things feel pretty brisk, even as we move into the afternoon and achieve some upper 50's under sunnier skies. sounds really good, but it is cool and breezy. so jackets on kind of day. i'm going to be talking all the details as we make our way into the weekend and into next week to still to right on the eve of that, let's check on those bridges for you, drier conditions. yes, 8 minute ride into the city. >> so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge, you can see more the eastbound side there. but 13 minutes a 80 to 101, a richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes and that golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. turning now to a very big story because the people who live in the are heading back to their homes. it's been about 2 weeks since a levee breach forced evacuation orders there. the orders be lifted is kind of a mixed blessing because people don't have much to return to. and a lot of people don't have water, drinkable water. that is well for justin campbell was there brings us their story. >> here walking us through her home, filled with mud in the rain or oman says everything is ruined and mold is growing on the furniture. she is only taking her family pictures and memories that can it going to to start over. and to get rid of all our stuff. rome on him for other family members are now living in a motel 6. they were forced to evacuate in the middle of the night after a levee broke in early march. >> left some parts of the town under several feet of water. they had a long time. >> this levee and they didn't do it. this is my second for that. >> 6 homes were red tagged by county inspectors, meaning they are too dangerous to enter and why the county is allowing people to return to their homes. they are being told to do at their own risk. there is no potable water and toilets can be flushed. businesses are also won garcia owns a convenience store. he spent thursday shoveling out mud and trying to figure out how he can get financial help or county people do >> information to answer our questions. >> everything's reporting and pop idol justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, in the north bay, officials in marin county dealing with a huge mudslide that caused a row to buckle. look at that on your screen. this is right. will boulevard runs right along highway 101, was shut down after tuesday was rained. took out the hillside city. parts of it under the road. the landslide is u shape. it's about 100 feet long, 15 feet deep. the roads closed while pg e repairs at damage, stabilize that he'll olympia all state park which is just adjacent to that. sly is also closed due to some concerns about future slides. take a look at the damage done to golden gate park. someone spun donuts into the grass. the man mates destruction is adding already overwhelming workload for san francisco park and recreation department kron four's dan full reports. the department has already been really busy with the aftermath of the storm. doughnuts and not the good kind spun into the grass. it's san francisco's golden gate park. >> the move is often associated with celebration, but that's not the case here for someone to do this. >> it's just it's just stupid and then understand the recreation and park department spokesperson tamra barrick at burton says the unknown vandal left the tire marks at 2 locations in the park. the spinouts were first spotted saturday morning after 10 says crews have had their hands full with storm damage and this destructive act is unfair to park goers. it a bit of a downer our crews are working so hard cleaning up after the storm and making sure that the parks look good and are nice for that someone would do. this. park regulars were also annoyed to learn about the muddy mess. me trees been coming down lately. i'm sure the parks that is really overtaxed. >> so it just adds to their workload. i just think that there's things that people should be doing with their time, the damage, green spaces at port meadow and 47th in fulton are getting some help from seating in top dressing. it will take some time for the grass to re grow. but after 10 says parks and the people who appreciate them are resilient. we're already. >> repairing it. it's on its way to looking good as new again. >> these destructive doughnuts are under investigation, but park workers say their number one focus was to get the park looking good for people to enjoy reporting in golden gate park, dan thorn kron. 4 news happening now. the coast guard and state lifeguard are looking for us or for that. >> was in distress at linda mar beach coast guard says another surfer called after they saw that surfer go down under the water, not come back up yesterday. at least one helicopters taking part in that search. but no details are being released yet on the surfer or what that person even looks like. we're going to keep you informed of any new developments. in the north bay. a woman was arrested for driving under the influence after police say she hit an 11 year-old with her car in fairfield. the crash happened yesterday morning. the area east harbor and blossom avenues. police say the girl was walking across the crosswalk when she was hit. she was actually taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. after interviewing the driver 30 year old elaine and lacrosse officers believe she was under the influence of alcohol and drugs. the woman was arrested for d u i as well as child endangerment and they say a minor was in the car with her during that crash. so she was booked into the solano county jail. in the east bay and oakland town hall meeting calling attention the rash of break-ins. and we've been seen at some of the small businesses we've been reporting on the burglaries in jack london square all week and now 7 stores in chinatown were also hit overnight thursday. carl chan with the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce says the burglaries happened along both 8th and harrison streets. take a look at some of the damage chances. these are mom and pop shops that are barely getting by. and now they have to deal with this crime and they are at their wits in. they don't know whether they want to stay rooted in oakland anymore in awe. now he spoke with some of the business owners outside of chinatown, including the owners of everett and jones bbq, who we spoke with this week. all of them now are in solidarity to try to figure out what to do next >> the other concern that i have a piece of basin i'm not talking about only did they know when china town public, so many business owners. so i think saying that the they have enough and some some of them talking about moving away from oakland. so i think we all we need to really focusing on how to support small but i do want to encourage everyone, please come patronizing, you a small businesses in it not only only time how that's why we see >> just like janice saying, i would down there yesterday roasted and raw. they been burglarized as well. so the best thing we can do as a community is going patronize. those businesses chan is hosting a town hall meeting today welcoming business owners to take part. all air out their grievances at the asian cultural center at 3, a 8 9th street that sweet to 90 at 10:00am oakland police captain clay brunch will be in attendance at that exit. she can talk to them as well. well, new fare gates are coming to the bart station near you. agency says there designed cut down on people getting in without pain. 90 million dollar project is part of ongoing effort to win back riders coffers. gayle ong has that story for us. >> on thursday, bart board of directors announced bart will be moving forward with purchasing new fare gates to be installed systemwide. it's part of the next generation of fare gate project, an effort to bring riders back and overhaul safety in the system. the new gates are designed to make it easier to get through. if you are in a wheelchair or using a bike. bart says the new design has not yet been finalized. the gates will have clear swing barriers. that will be very difficult to be pushed through, jumped over or maneuvered under fare evasion, cost the syst millis of dollars in lost revenue every year. right now there are prototypes at the richmond conquered and embarcadero stations. but bart says the designs will be different having gates on. yeah, that's fair for them. this part writer says the new gates would make him feel safer is kind of dangerous i can just pop over. >> and they could just have like anything on them. checked. >> the project will cost bart 90 million dollars. the transit agency says 73 million is already secured. thanks to park funds, county transportation funds and state and federal funding the bay area council who helped advocate for funding for the project is applauding bart. a statement reads in part, quote, replacing bart's, obsolete and ineffectual fare. gates is critical to addressing serious writer concerns about crime safety and cleanliness bringing more riders back to the system and helping ease the system's fiscal challenges. as for the next steps in april, part will begin its preliminary design. start delivering the gates in the long term. the project calls for all stations to have new fare gates by 2026. >> long kron. 4 news. >> well, happening today, you got educators for more than a dozen oakland schools. they're going to be taking part in a sick out. the striking educators say they are city the day out in response to the school district's proposed contract to oakland educators. they say they ripples a 22.9% raise would actually match the average pay. and alameda county, the district came back and offer them a 3.5% raise and an increase in working hours. they say the offer is insulting low compared to the raising neighboring districts, offer their teachers. educators say this is a single-day demonstration. all teachers should be back in the class. will monday teachers will picket outside of skyline high school starting at 07:00am. and they're going to rally at oscar grant plaza at 11:00am. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. we're talking about moderna and they plan to raise the price for their covid-19 vaccines. >> while lawmakers say the companies making it to wear average americans can't afford to get a shot. plus, tiktok ceo says the app is not a threat to the u.s. and its users. why he says banning the app would not be fair since it deals with the same challenges, other social media platforms that operate in the u.s. will be righ >> in the north bay, we're talking about those freezing overnight. temps could signal a disaster for wine growers out there kron four's terisa stasio talk with a wine grape grower about the race to limit the damage. take a look and hide vineyard estate in napa county, chardonnay, grapes and pinot noir are starting to grow buds. >> that's great news for wine makers. but the extreme cold temperatures in the forecast pose some it could could be. >> damage that that shoot, which would carry potentially to custer's throughout the season. >> david wilson is a wine grape grower for rancho jimmy, less a family owned and operated farm supplying grapes to several wineries in the valley. wilson says that everyone is watching the weather patterns closely growers. >> frost protection and is that people will be taking where they a ins. in some cases i i did the right time. >> wilson says that the wicked winter has been challenging. fortunately, the snow came while the grapes were dormant. but the rains of uprooted trees and blocked access routes to care for the vineyards wilson has despite the harsh conditions, the downpours are welcome. compared to several years of drought. >> very beneficial ways such as as a lane, an office and a wilson says that while the upcoming frost could make for some long hours of work. >> it comes with the territory. >> every phase of the season brings with the highest per guy work. the highest per guy. i checked has. just get chance. just just to you know, whether it's wave day. frost it's just become territory. >> terry says stasio kron. 4 news. well, happening tonight, a warming shelter will be open allay for people trying to the c ld. it's going to be located at the norman seeking center on magazine street. it opens morning. the shelter will reopen on saturday night. the city is offering free rides to the shelter through so trends and they say they're going to let the bus driver now when you're traveling to or from the shelter and the right will be free. all right. so everyone's playing their part trying to make sure that we keep the community warm, especially over the next 2 days. it is critical job with how chile is going to be yet chilly mornings. but nice mild afternoons. at least we are taking a little bit of a from the wet weather. so we've got some cold weather the next couple of days. >> then we're right back to the weather stuff still feels like winter, even though we are rounding out that first week of spring, you can see outside the golden gate bridge little bit breezy out there. that camera is swaying with the wind that is going to make conditions feel brisk well into the afternoon today. so to make sure that you're keeping those layers with you, those jackets with you a little bit of snow flurry activity up in the sierra nevada. not a lot up there, though, to hold you out and for the bay area. just that wind that we're talking about had a weak cold front pushing through yesterday. that's one of the reasons that we are so chilly and so breezy along with it as well. you can see that today. we are in the midst of some dry skies. daytime highs are going to stay in the 50's, though, for the vast majority of the bay area because we are in that cooler air mass now into tomorrow. we start the day with a few clouds clear out really quickly, saturday and sunday will both bring a that says sunshine for you. really pleasant weather as we move into the weekend. now winds are a thing, especially look at the coastline, half moon bay up to 40 miles per hour gusts inverness right there with you. 15, 20, even 30 miles per hour. gusts elsewhere as well. so definitely a breezy one today. many routes that have weak insist structures from earlier storms this week could fall. and that means that we could see a few toppled trees today. so your forecast over the weekend, we do have partly cloudy skies up. they're really nice skiing conditions. snow flurries increasing by monday and then into tuesday and wednesday. showers really kick into gear up there. as for the bay area, it's 50's today low 50's at the coastline. definitely want your jackets at the coast. it is going to be quite breezy out that direction. a little calmer along the bay shore, but still breezy in the spots. daytime highs in the upper 50's with santa clara and san jose at 58 hayward. also at 58 degrees today. same for you in concord and walnut creek. while richmond, berkeley and oakland beach at 57 antioch, pittsburgh. also at 58. same for you in benicia and fairfield. here's your lookahead temps tomorrow and sunday will be a little bit warmer than today's likely to see a few low 60's and not quite as windy. so the forecast doesn't prove a little further into saturday and sunday after some chilly starts now. monday, we will see showers returning later in the day and rain especially on into tuesday. rain and wind for that matter. showers thing on into wednesday. before we clear and dry back out into thursday of next week. reyna. john, thanks for that. that's a good looking weekend. >> all right, for you all driving this morning, 8 minute ride into the city. we go may's to that fremont street exit your san mateo bridge about 13 minutes there. the richmond center fell bridge a 7 minute ride and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls going take about 20 minutes. members of congress grill tiktok ceo for more than 5 hours on thursday. he testified at a congressional hearing over concerns about user data collected by the popular video sharing app and also potential chinese spying washing correspondent shot hudson joining us live with the latest. so what they discuss? >> hey, good morning. rain. a tiktok ceo didn't seem to sway very many lawmakers when it comes to proving why he's app should remain in the u.s.. but he did go on to reiterate that he believes that safe and secure. >> your platform should be banned. tiktok ceo show to appear thursday before the very lawmakers who are skeptical of the wildly popular we care about our son, our national security. we care about our economy and we sure as heck here about our children, tiktok's parent company bytedance is based in beijing. lawmakers are concerned the chinese communist party could potentially access americans. personal information. i have seen no evidence that the chinese government has access to that data. you have never asked us. we have not provided. you know, i've asked i find that actually preposterous to says tiktok is taking steps to protect data for the 150 americans who use the app but argued the challenges tiktok faces are the same as other social media platforms with a lot of respect. american social companies don't have a good track record with data privacy and uses security and not every member of congress wants to see the app. don't we can keep tiktok. we could protect freedom of speech and we could deal with the privacy concerns at the same time. and in a separate hearing on thursday, national security officials testified before lawmakers about their concerns when it comes to tiktok reyna. >> wright was shot. thanks for that update. still to come on the kron 4 morning news, california. one step closer to penalize oil companies accused of price gouging. why some lawmakers say the proposal needs more public debate before being pushed through the legislature while others disagree. plus, a sports organization is banning transgender women from competing in women's competitions will dive more into that in just a moment. world athletics. that's the international governing body, which oversees track event. >> they're banning transgender women from competitions. they say any male to female athlete who's been 2 male puberty will be excluded starting april 1st, a news conference agencies president lord coe says the decision was made after consulting over 40 groups, including trans organizations. coe says there are no transgender athletes currently competing in. well, athletic events. for your money. the federal government will no longer cover the cost of covid vaccines as moderna increases its prices. that means a dose of moderna vaccine could cost around $130. senator bernie sanders upset with the company say that they are greedy because people will not be able to afford even get the shots. >> they are thanking the taxpayers of the united states by proposing to quadruple. the price of the covid vaccine. looking at an unprecedented level of corporate greed. >> that and a ceo blames a price hike on a drop in demand complicated production process. the company insists it will have a plan to help people who are uninsured. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news, the future of for cinemas. >> and san francisco are in jeopardy. why the owners say they need the public's help. if they want to stay open. we'll be right back after the >> all right. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going off for 30 am this morning. >> a chilly start to the weekend job, but you say we're going to warm up just a bit throughout the day, right? did not get to see this cold all day long. they could miss because that would be rough. it is definitely cold out there this morning. some of us falling as cold as the upper 30's to low 40's right now. and it is pretty breezy, too. so that's going make it feel even colder. so just bundle up in your winters best, even though we are in spring now. your view outside in the east bay showing off some clear skies. we do have a few flurries up in the sie