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if you're taking the golden gate bridge, 37 to the tolls is going to be about. 21 minutes. john, you're talking about rain is later on today, hoping can impact traffic out there. think everyone is getting an early start today. rain. it's a try to avoid that later on because it does come in at the tail end of the commute. so if you are planning on being out and about a little longer. >> after work, anticipate needing that rain jacket and the umbrella for just one more time before we officially hit our dry trend. this is where we're at this morning at the embarcadero. you can see a little bit of a breeze out there. most noticeably the sunrise, though, that we're seeing we do have some fog for inland areas, mostly out towards the central valley. but watch for patches in both the in the north bay and east bay. now current conditions for the bay are pretty clear will see an increase in cloud cover later today. and there's your rainfall sitting to the north and west of us. that won't arrive until much later today. so daytime hours should remain nice and dry winds. nice and light. this morning. they will pick up this evening, though and temperatures most noticeably really chilly for a lot of us. san jose at 39 redwood city, 34 dublin all the way down to 33 degrees right now. santa rosa and sonoma at 35. i'm breaking down the timing of tonight's rainfall. still ahead, back to you. all right. meantime, still dealing with damage from the storms. a sinkhole is causing problems in orinda. yeah, they really can't get to it repaired because we've got more rain coming and that's complicating issues. kron four's will tran standing by live in orinda. >> with the story will. >> okay. so you can see how busy the roadway is. james and darya. i want to quickly show you look at this. can you imagine taking out one lane of this road. it will. all after that. and that's why the city over end us telling people if you possibly can just avoid this once they bring the crews out here. look at the right side of your screen. that's where the sinkhole is too dangerous for us to stand right next to it. i want to quickly show you a map. so you know, this location, this rago way. it's just right off the freeway about a mile off the freeway. 24 just south brookside drive. now, let me show you some video of this sinkhole. this happened 2 days ago. and i can tell you that the crews came out here. they did their best to try to shore it up. the even dropped rocks into the sinkhole. got some good news and some bad news to pass along to you. the good news is it's off of the roadway on the shoulder. yes, it's impacting the by clint bike lane. but not the traffic. as you just saw. it's moving in both directions. that's the good news. the bad news is that when they come out here, this is only 2 lanes, one in each direction. and the problem with that is they will have to bring out all of their equipment and then shut down one lane. that's why is going to come to a crawl orinda. it's not like san francisco, of course, where they have so many other side streets and routes that you can go to for many people. this is their only way in and out the heart of a rendon, which is why they're telling people either be patient. if this is your only route or too, if you possibly can go around it, find some other way. if you possibly can do that because you can clearly see it is the corner. and if you're a bicyclist, obviously be careful. it's quite deep. it's hard to show on video. but if you're out here, you can look down. it's quite deep. as far as the sinkhole is concerned. and, you know, guys, it might as well be eventually in a couple of hours now in the middle of the roadway because the crews will have to shut down one late. back to you. >> ok, thank you very much. well, >> and the other thing calls elsewhere as well as go to the peninsula now is the backup on highway 92 near half moon bay. it's partially closed because of a big sinkhole that opened up last week. and we're going to get quad copter 4 of views in just a second or a show you the bird's eye view of westbound 92. and there's the big sinkhole. crews have made some progress filling but they say they're uncertain whether going to be able to reopen all lanes to get this done and that means that commuting will continue to be a challenge to say the least. >> 2 extra hours, each way to get to and from and you know, families have services. so it's complicated for us, but it's complicated for customers, too. so, you know, we're just trying to figure out can we shift our hours or that? we're used to it on the coast side because this happens. it's the infrastructure can be kind of fragile. >> hear what she said. 2 hours each way. >> and the caltrans spokespeople say that they understand to hardship in the church. they're going to try to get that work done as quickly as they possibly can. the cleanup also continues in a fairview neighborhood of hayward because they had a landslide cause big damage there over the weekend. look at this is kron four's gayle ong reports some residents are fixing the problem themselves. >> tuesday afternoon, a geologist along with the hayward fire department in a city engineers surveyed the damage on fair cliff street. and for the weekend, heavy rain triggered a mudslide that destroyed one home and damaged others. the house's red tag. they're not there. >> but russian bill, psaki's home. he spent the day cleaning up and i've talked to so many people. i can't keep them straight. this restoration company. the guy to construction for >> meantime, some residents concerned the city not acting fast enough, took matters into their own hands and installed a new high today vert water back to the sewer line. >> it's understandable, right? he would. fire department is leading response. deputy fire chief rick bowmer caution safety right now, the hillside and especially in the >> the area where the flow came from is is not stable and it's not very safe to be walking around. and so just want to remind everybody, be careful not try to avoid going up. their deputy chief homer and the scientists spent more than an hour on the hill looking at ways to prevent future erosion. i told them i water running down my driveway. >> you know, 24 7. hopefully fixing >> contractors plan to return here on site. and from there, the city of hayward will execute an emergency mitigation plan to get through the rainy season and a long-term plan will follow reporting from hayward gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> 707. and in the state, dozens of dogs are safe now after being rescued from a house fire in the east bay. this fire was tuesday morning and martinez and it took about 50 firefighters to put out the fire and get all the animals out. how many animal, 70 mostly dogs, 70 animals. they've never seen anything like this before. not the neighbors, not the firefighters. it was pretty amazing. look at all the dogs. >> i just dogs flying out of the house fire department. everybody was trying to help out. so at first i thought it was only like 10 dogs. but with the shelter. >> can you imagine it wasn't a shelter? it turns out it was dogs from a commercial breeder and they have been transferred over contra costa county animal services checked it out and they say that the dogs are only in martinez temporarily. and so they don't think there's a problem with that actually came from southern california from a breeder that's in good, active standing and the dogs are in good shape, which is amazing. thanks to the neighborhood. turns out they think it was electrical wiring that may have started this whole fire. and we do know that somebody in the home not only that his place but went to the hospital smoke inhalation. that's where the neighbors chip shipped in, helped out and loaded up the dogs in there, ok, took care of them for the short term. all right. now let's get to the a story out of sfo where pilots with united airlines say that they're frustrated. >> with how long their contract negotiations are taking. so they're going to be picketing in. everybody wonders, will that affect travel? kron four's? michael thomas is live at sfo with more. hi, michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. what you can see behind me, there's tons of people here. so whether this pick is going to be in here or right outside those doors, we're not sure. but really it's been a crazy time for travel last we saw, you know, that messaging system that went down, causing lots of havoc. but, you know, these pilots say that they feel that united is not investing in them or this new contract. and that's despite those positive earnings news that united just posted about their 4th quarter. but let's get into some video. so today's to picket excuse me going to be an informative pickett and it's going to be organized by the airline pilots association with pilots from united and other carriers. also in the association. now it's all to again, those pilots. there's also going to be other colleagues here from united that includes flight attendants and machinist from other associations, all gathering to show support and solidarity and hopes to come up with a contract agreement saying that they'll be standing shoulder to shoulder until this agreement is met. now, the acting chair captain mike harrison for united master executive council, put out a statement saying, quote, are in for our informational picketing sense management, a message that united pilots are unified and we're of waited long enough for a contract. continued stalling in bargaining at the table. puts the company's growth plans at risk and hinders the airlines overall goal of being the best airline in the world. adding that its this shows to delay the conclusion of negotiations. now back out here live, this is set to start at 10 o'clock this morning. we haven't seen anybody come up yet. i did reach out to united email. i haven't received anything back. i asked them, you know, what do they have to say about these comments? one regarding those you know, revenue reviews, but also they're not investing in their employees. so you can see there's a lot of people here today whether it's going to cause any delays or any havoc here. only time will tell. but we'll continue to keep you updated live this morning. an episode michael tbomas, i think back to you live in the studio. thank you, michael. >> it is 7.11. we have some breaking news this morning. microsoft has announced it's cutting 10,000 jobs in a filing today. they notified their employees of these layoffs, some of which our beginning immediately. they'll also be consolidating office locations to now. we know microsoft operates 3 officers here in the bay area, one in san francisco, the other in palo alto in the 3rd in mountain view. so far, it's unclear if workers from these 3 officers are among those that are facing layoffs because he's a companywide layoffs. microsoft says this is all part of an effort to save about 1.2 billion dollars in its response to economic conditions and changing customer priorities. >> 7.11 is a time right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the forty-niners and their fans are confident heading into the game. that trip to the cowboys will take a closer look. john, and clear skies this morning. but that's not the way the day. and we work our way back into some rainfall. but only briefly overnight tonight. >> then we're truly off on a dry street. your forecast ahead. and if you are taking a strain of a strange one is stopped. it's an old this morning on the tracks because of debris really at that landslide there yesterday. also, we're looking at your also, we're looking at your drive times on [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency 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today. 03:00pm seeing some isolated showers up in both napa and sonoma counties. some of that trying to make its way down in the eastern contra costa county. but the rest of it, the heaviest of rainfall holds off until this evening towards 05:00pm to county. after that 7, 8, ma n- 09:10pm, for the rest of us heavier pockets in here. starting to diminish as it moves further southward. it's in and it's out pretty quickly by midnight. we're done with it. and the rest of the forecast is smooth sailing. most rainfall will be seen for the north bay mountains as much as a half an inch while most urban areas in the bay will be around a quarter of an inch, a rain. now, as for the bay area's advisories still holding on to a few coastal flood advisories. this is a pairing of a lot of runoff and or streams, but mostly king tides that will be peaking later on this week. up in the sierra winter storm warning goes back into effect at 04:00pm today through 04:00pm tomorrow. the reason all that snow that's headed our direction, it's not going to be near as significant as what we saw earlier this week. but we do have one to 2 feet of it at the very upper elevations of the sierra and some really low elevation. snow fall as low as 2500 feet because the system that pushes through is a pretty cold system. that means from the mid 50's for your highs today to the low 50's tomorrow and friday after that cold front makes its way in cools us down for a couple of days before we see temps rebound into the mid 50's for the weekend. all of it under sunshine after tonight's rain. great job. thank you for that. well, we started the hour talking about the a strain. we've got an update for you so >> they're canceling all the pm trains for today. they've got to work on the issues over that area. mudslide yesterday. strain one is currently stop and now because of debris on the tracks. they're holding train 3 and they've canceled all those pm trains. so if you're going to take ace, you can't do it later today. you're going to have to find another alternate form of transportation to make it across driving. 23 minutes into the city may so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge, a 80 to 101, 17 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. our highways taking little 38 minutes almost about 40 traveling up from 85 into the low park. if you're taking 8.80, silly answer down towards milpitas, it's going to take you around 32 minutes and you can see traffic is building along 6.80. is a traveling to snow 5.82. hayworth, bill, a little sluggish, but not as bad. james, back to you. lot of 7.17, and for your money, apple is going to take a deep look at its human rights record. >> and gen z is driving luxury sales. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jen. >> haidar good morning. yes, gen z and also generation y also known as millennials accounted for all of the luxury markets growth last year. now, analysts a luxury executives say the appeal of luxury brands to younger consumers is tied to of their surge and wealth creation over the past few years. and also social media, big driver luxury sales have so far been largely immune to rising interest rates and inflation. well, even with lots of free checking option, some consumers are still paying fees. that's according to a new bankrate survey now for consumers who are taking advantage of free. checking the fees, add up to an average of $24 a month or $288 a year. the charges come from routine services or atm and overdraft fees and apple reached a deal with investors to audit its labor practices. the tech giant will assess its compliance with its official human rights policy. the audit comes amid complaints by federal regulators and employees of the companies repeatedly violated workers. labor rights and twitter is auctioning off coffee makers and office chairs and desks and even the neon logo as alone must reportedly struggles to pay the rent. the 27 our online auction is organized by heritage, global partner sections. final hours here. it's the latest sign of a people at the company that twitter logos run for about $23,000. last time i checked live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to you. all right. thanks. launching. >> 7.19, the time now. let's get back to bay area football. we've got 40 niner fans ready gearing up for this weekend's divisional round playoff game against their longtime rivals. the dallas cowboys. it's a rivalry that dates back to the 70's kron. 4 sarah stinson spoke with fans about the excitement that's definitely building. >> lifelong forty-niners fans i spoke with are feeling confident about sunday's game against the cowboys saying the niners have a better team and a more faithful fanbase. >> we have the best defense in the entire nfl. so the cowboys look good because of who they were playing, but we'll see when they play a real team like the vicki morgan has been a niners fan. her entire life. and you can tell as soon as you walk into her san mateo home. but i got football. jerry rice and steve young. >> i won auction. the living room is covered in swag and memorabilia. my most prized possession. morgan learned to be the faithful fan. she is today. >> from her grandpa, who passed away last year and he is how my whole family fell in love with the niners. after that, she decided to buy season tickets and go to every single home and away game from game one in chicago where it was pouring rain to mexico city, which was unreal. it's probably one of the coolest things i've ever done. and then to vegas. >> on new year's day, i've just been everywhere and its offer. my while traveling to some of these games alone, she did meet many others faithful to the bay. >> first tailgate i did was for faith, pulls and they welcomed me with open arms. >> i caught up with the 4 early states where they are gearing up for a huge tailgate this sunday for helping to happen. a lot of people there and when i was fan say this is going to be another historic game between the 2 rivals. it's going to be no comparison. i think we have the way better team. i think the niners are going in on all cylinders that we were the best teams of the 80's in the 90's. >> and it's just history. i'm not sure there's another rivalry like this in the entire nfl. and i was told from a very young age like >> you can marry anyone except for a cowboys fan. morgan knows her grandpa will be with her cheering on the niners. always. graham says always with us. >> if you're still trying to attend the big game at levi's stadium, prices have been soaring for tickets ever since we found out we're playing against our rivals. the cowboys at last check. even that sippy top nosebleeds were at upwards of $500. i'm sarah stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. 7.22. and coming up, elon musk facing a lawsuit from tesla shareholders. this is about tweets that he posted 4 years ago. we'll tell you why some legal experts 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much. and then it's clear skies and clear sailing after that, after 3 weeks we've got about 3 hours rainfall later today. so >> it is going to be very easy. go compared to the rain that we've already seen. but it is going to come down on saturated soils could make for some slick spots after the evening commute. what a nice morning. in the meantime, though, this is your view outside at the embarcadero. we've got clear skies for now and a little bit of fog out towards the interior, mostly out to the central valley will see some of that in pockets in the north bay as well as the inland east bay. current conditions are fairly clear. cloud cover increases through the day today of that rainfall that as of right now is right up near the oregon border. winds calm for the time being. those will also pick up tonight as a cold front sweeps and along with that rain, temperatures already pretty cold even ahead of the cold front, redwood city in dublin at 33 degrees all the way down in san jose are 39 will santa rosa in petaluma at 34 degrees right now. today is all about layers. bundling up this morning. see, stay cozy. afternoon. you'll be able to get rid of a couple of those layers. but if you're out tonight, you want to make sure to have that rain jacket for just one last time before officially dry weather had about alright, dry weather looking forward to it. and i'm also looking forward to weather. >> and travels. it's not impacted by issues from the weather. strain. if you're taking that today, they actually had to cancel all the pm trains for this evening because they have debris on the track. remember, they had a landslide over there yesterday. now a strain one is stopping so other stopping that. and then the trains that are right behind that are going to be sent back to stockton. you cannot catch a train later on this evening and you can catch one going back there. so you're going to have to find another form of transportation. if you're doing that, definitely. keep that in mind. don't know if that's going to last until tomorrow, but i would just factor that into my morning commute tomorrow. if that's still an issue, 17 minutes into the city may so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge also looking good, not great. 18 minutes, 80 to 101. the richmond center fell bridge pushing at about 13 minutes tolls to want to win there. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 29 minutes means things are getting a little backed up along highway 101. okay. yeah. talk about issues on the tray. that's from the weather. yeah. it's also really messing up our parks. it is yes. still dealing with the effects of the rain. we are. thank you rain. a lot of regional parks are closed because of the damage from the rain falling trees and mudslides making things difficult. yeah. park officials say a lot of these hazards are still out there and that's why >> they want you to be really careful conference that the community actually live out of the coyote. >> coyote park there in fremont. good morning, camila. >> good morning, guys. good morning, james. so yes, some parks are open. some parks are closed here at coyote hills right behind me. there are signs placed all over letting drivers know that this road. this is paterson ranch road. it is closed because it is a flooded. this has been a similar situation at other parks and trails in the east bay. the regional park district says that some other recreational areas will remain closed. they're going to be off limits until they find that it is safe for people to head out to the trails. and there's no more danger of mudslides and falling trees. some of those parks that remain closed because of storm damage or anthony chabot doughball seminole and alone wilderness. however, there are some parts that are partially open. people can still enjoy some of those trails. but you'll find that some the trails are closed because of all the storms that we've seen here at coyote hills, the park trails in and around the marsh like willow, muskrat and dust. they are still flooded and remain closed. the entrance, like i said, of coyote hills here at patterson ranch road is closed because of flooding. but darya james, back out here live. you'll see that they're like i said, there are a lot of placed and there's actually a or you can see some people actually walking in right now. people can still walk in. they can go running here at the park. however, drivers excuse me, cars, they are not allowed on patterson ranch road because this road is flooded. but like i said, right now, you're seeing some people walk into the park that still allowed, however, drivers cars, those are not allowed at this time. i'll send it back to you guys. >> thank you very much. coming about time now, 7.34 and the body that was found floating in the water near san francisco's ferry plaza identified now as 37 year-old. >> alexander to lead as the body was found in the water saturday morning. now they're investigating the cause of death. they do not suspect foul play and they haven't said if it was stormed it at this point. but we know there were heavy downpours, surging surf and nearly a 6 foot high tide that flooded parts of the embarcadero earlier that morning. >> on the peninsula, the mudslide in belmont shut down a busy residential road that closure on san juan boulevard. as you can see here to quite a bit damage. the slide was first reported saturday. it's only grown since then. 2 homes have been red tagged as a result and other residents of the area have been warned. they need to be ready to go at a moment's notice. if that's hillside gives away anymore. neighbors say they've been worried about it for a while. h their anxiety even worse and they're worried it could be a long time before that hill is stabilized. >> we've trees and things like that fall into the street with earlier storms over the years. but for the this storm right here, it been incredible that the water that this rain and the wind has brought down the number of trees in the amount of soil that has. >> yes, city engineers did an assessment of the hillside and they've determined that san juan boulevard will need to stay closed for at least another couple of weeks. not clear yet what kind of work needs to be done to shore up the hill and save those red tag homes problems said alum rock park in the south bay park. officials had to shut it down. >> because of the heavy, heavy rain and all of the damage, mudslides, downed trees, boulders, rocks blocking the road and that's making a hazard. as you can see, even the hollywood alum rock sign is gone. look slid down in the mud hazards from a fallen retaining wall as well. holding up the road is a problem for emergency vehicles. so the gates are going remain close to fix. it all. they're said just like we we actually do enjoy having our visitors and our park. that's why we're here to. >> that help you enjoy our so they're sad. but they also understand that right now it's not safe. >> and the park may be closed for over a month. they think they got to get engineers out there looking at the road before they can do anything. and that's one reason that there's a delay. >> 7.36 is the time and new this morning. police in vallejo are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened just before 7.30, last night on richardson drive. that's where police say they found a man with a gunshot wound. he was rushed to the hospital, but later died. this is the city's first homicide of the year. police are still looking for the shooter. it is 7.37. we'll take a quick break here. but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the forty-niners are trying to improve their game just a little bit before they face the cowboys. >> we'll tell you what they say. they're focusing on most. meanwhile, some bay area cities and businesses are offering some relief to people dealing with damage from recent storms will have that story as well. and after the break, we'll tell you how heavy snowfall is impacting tourism up in the sierra. and today is set to be a dry one, at least until the evening tonight. when showers make their way back in only for a short time, i'm talking and the return of dry weather after it. still to come. >> and our highways and bridges starting to pick up with traffic. but if you typically take a strain, today's not a good day to do that, they've had to cancel all p m service because of debris on -seriously? -why do you do it? -you ignore the signs and the flashing lights. -that's my dad. -that's my mom behind those cones. -how would you feel if that was your family? -flashing lights mean "move over." 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close february 10th and you can find more about eligibility on the city's website. and they're also working on storm relief funds for artists and arts organizations. >> well, you hall is also lending a helping hand to those impacted by these recent storms. the company says 10 participating stores are going to be offering 30 days of free storage. so to fremont store locations are participating in this disaster relief program. one is at south grimmer boulevard right near fremont boulevard. the other is located at 48 33 thorton avenue near the san pedro drive and could park area. residents can use self storage and you box continues for 30 days for free. the company says this is an effort to help residents who sustained flood damage and need a little help in their recovery process. it's 7.42. we'll be right it's 7.42. we'll be right back. when a truck hit my car, it's 7.42. we'll be right bthe insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> some 44 right now and we've got rain and they keep getting snow in tahoe. check it out there. seeing hundreds of inches of snow in the sierra, which is a pain. if you're driving, it's great. once you get there, though, it has been a challenge. you can see the plows have been out there ever since over the holiday weekend. this all started chain controls in effect. there were spinouts on 80 highway 50 was closed in both directions on monday donner summit got about 382 inches of snow and with a record-breaking snow at the resort's, the storm could main. they're going to stay open for months. >> classic severe storm. we had a really big snowball in really strong winds and that impact our operations that impacted the travel. people get hears. let tree actually fell on. my house came right in a better and happened at 2 of our co-workers as well. trees right through the roof. >> right through this iraq, right into your room. >> and by the way, puts his like come in the next morning. you write in my room. i obviously nobody is hurt, which is great. but what a pain to clean that up. you can see the weight of the snow and the height of snow, how deep it is. so it's great for boarding. it just can't come with the wind. that's always a problem. yeah. they're saying, though, if we if we're set up like this, if this keeps on, they could go long into spring season for you know, for boarding and mister all right. >> well, let's check bay area weather. find out if there's a little bit of rain that we're expecting later today might bring some more snow as well sure will good aside from the travel that part of its yeah. it's going to be tricky getting up there. look at this beautiful sunrise out a diamond peak this morning. i just makes you want to sit up there and maybe do get snowed in couple days as like this, have all the supplies they definitely going to be a nice addition to snow pack as much as 20 inches. i up in the sierra. you're just pairing that with winds gusting as high as 40 miles per hour, which does make travel very difficult, low visibility blowing and drifting snow. winter storm warnings take effect at 04:00pm today through 04:00pm tomorrow. if you're heading up today, the sooner the better i'd wait until heading up likely tomorrow afternoon, even on into friday because showers will continue up there through tomorrow morning. look at this. we're going to fresh powder on friday. bluebird skies and highs only in the 20's. some really cold snow. that's the type you like to ski on saturday. we warm things up but still under the sunny skies. if you want to travel back from your sierra skate, the radar showing rain up in the very northern coast of the state. transitioning the snowfall in our north coast mountains. that is also going to come in. the form of snow is low as 3,000 feet in elevation up in the sierra one of our cold. the systems yet. so snow level pretty low from this one. radar shows you that we have a clear blue skies across the bay this morning. but future cast shows you that cloud cover becomes more and more of a thing later today come 03:00pm watch for showers and solano county, the north bay, even a couple of sprinkles drifting into contra costa county. we're really holding off until after sunset for the real rain to get here. 06:00pm for santa rosa. after that for the rest of us more towards 7, 08:09:10pm, expect that rush of rain to move in and move out pretty quickly. by the time we reach midnight, we're done with that. as for rainfall totals as much as half an inch of the north bay mountains, most urban areas, a quarter of an inch because of additional rainfall paired with king tides. we have coastal flood advisories right along the bay shore. low lying areas could see some standing water. temperatures today will be in the mid 50's. this is warmer than tomorrow is going to be. tonight's rainfall comes along with the cold front. that's going to cool tomorrow's temps into the low 50's. so this is comparatively warm. enjoy it, especially early on in the day. san jose at 56 fremont's. 55 livermore. only 53. well, oakland, san leandro in castro valley each at 55 vacaville. a cool 51 in santa rosa at 52 tomorrow. and friday are cool. stays in the forecast bumping back up to those mid 50's by saturday. and after tonight, all of it is under dry. sunny skies bring in. john, thank you for that strain. that's going to be an issue for most of the day because >> all pm trains are canceled their they have that mudslide yesterday. you remember so the train one is stopped in the same area was stuck in yesterday in sun. all that debris on the track. now, they're also holding up trains 3, 5 this morning. and they're going have city those back to stockton. so again, you need to find another alternate form of transportation. if you take a strain, he will be able to take that later. 22 minutes into the city right now. maze to that fremont street exit, our san mateo bridge. 22 minutes. same here. so they're both around the same to drive times what a lot of the south bay. 65 minutes. 85 up towards menlo park a while to not is backed up. but it's busy. down towards milpitas about 15 minutes to make that drive. if you're taking the sandra fell bridge 14 minutes crockett down towards the maze about 33 minutes. so that is getting busier and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 36 minutes darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 7.49. and these are exciting times for the forty-niners 4 days away now from a rematch of one of the greatest rivalries in the nfl. yeah. the niners using this week to clean up a few things in their game before taking on the dallas cowboys led by dak prescott here and head coach kyle shanahan. >> says fixing these little mistakes. we're going to go a long way. let's take a closer look. >> now we've only seen this postseason matchup 8 times sunday will make it the night until monday night. the last time the cowboys actually won a game on the road in the playoffs was in 1993. against the forty-niners. now the forty-niners have to fight on sunday to keep history from repeating itself. now this just might be the most leveled matchup so far in the playoffs. both teams have a strong defensive front. both teams have multiple offensive weapons but come sunday. the forty-niners was emphasized doing the opposite of what they did against the seahawks when considering how slow start the 1st half turned out to be earlier this week. head coach kyle shanahan didn't mention how although minor mistakes there were a few open guys that party missed in the 1st half. but as we know, party doesn't panic and he if he can finish those big plays early and often on sunday, the forty-niners look to be in pretty good the 1st half, almost as good as they could. but >> if we don't finish some of these take place and we just keep it up field goals. and when you've got to be dependent on them up for the rest of the game to try to win and we don't have to be dependent on that. so i think coming out in the first drive of the 3rd quarter, things down a little bit and just on a good drive that ended with 7. it was a huge deal for us that kind of took off from there. >> and that's your look at sports back to you. that and now is erin wilson reporting for us. yeah. kickoff, by the way, for sunday's game is at 3, 30. you can bet the nation will be watching for sure. 71 right now. and don't forget, we can't continuing coverage, which is even tonight at 10. 45 our whole sports team is going to be with the forty-niners as they continue their run in the playoffs with the red and gold zone will be right back. >> still ahead, a well should say fans going to the niner game on sunday. we're going to want to check out a brand new exhibit at the forty-niners museum, which is right inside levi's stadium. in fact, the new exhibit is called the long game and it's dedicated to the history of social justice in the bay area, specifically bay area, sports icon to elevated the social justice conversation into the mainstream. the exhibit includes willie mays is difficulties finding housing when the judge moved to san francisco, the diverse hiring practices of 49 er coach bill walsh and the oakland raiders. and of course, colin kaepernick. his iconic anti-racism protests and police inequality that neal. that was seen around the nation and cause so much conversation. it's really been. >> labor of love for lots of different people. the advisory committee, but on down to our design team that put the creative together, our stadium operations and museum team that physically had to come in and build things. a lot of the contractors in groups that we worked with that helped build this and have it come to come to fruition. it feels amazing to know that it's here. it's a part of the history of the niners now in our museum and has a permanent, a permanent home to have this conversation and inspire and educate for for years to come. >> yeah. if you have a ticket to sunday's game admission to the exhibit is free on game day but will also be open to the public on saturday. we'll be right back. >> it's 07:56am. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. a sinkhole in orinda causing quite the problem. we'll see how crews are racing against the clock as the rain is going to move in again tonight. plus, frustrated pilots picketing at sfo. we'll see if it's going to upset travel. there. and a house fire with 70 dogs on the property at how the firefighters and the neighborhood came together to save them. 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(co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> and it's not raining, but we've got damage from the storms. mudslides affecting a strange. yeah. that's the breaking news this morning. major problems for service. let's get right to it. reyna harvey standing by the traffic center. brandon. yeah, good morning. not a great morning for you. if you're taking a strain today. >> all trains are canceled for the remainder of the day. a few of m trains like train one had to be stopped and fremont. they have to bree on the tracks there. that was from a mudslide yesterday. so it's actually currently stopped in a similar area that it was yesterday now train 3 in 5. they also have to hold those trains. we're going to send those back to stockton so you won't be able to take the a strain for the remainder of the day. camila barco. she's on our way over there. she's going to get some live coverage on the ground so we can see just how many people are impacted. certainly a lot with that service impacted for the rest of the day. other bridges, hey, if you're taking those this morning about 22 minutes into the city right now, we are thankful that we didn't have any morning rain, a mess up our commute. but all of that rain has really impacted our parks and some of our transportation systems, those mudslides we've been seen. 26 minutes 8.80, to 1, 1, as you're heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond sandra fell bridge could set about 13 minutes tolls to want to one as you're traveling out of richmond, if you're hopping on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 37 minutes. now. john has been talking about a

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