critics are wary hot spots road commute, assa hara. >> diablo we've got some puddles on lagonda as well sentiment ali boulevard. that will be feeling as well. >> right here, do not end. i know body shot in recent weeks. a man. >> and entire and adam says there has been an increase in repairs for damage caused by potholes in denver. >> it's friday night. che rs to the weekend. having a slow go trying to get home from work in school today. and i do love flood people are going to be traveling much this weekend traveling to either the game. their tv sets are. where else? who knows where they're going to go right for their probably heading out and about enjoying the dry weather should be a great weekend to get away. if you want to do that in well, looks like the weather is going to cooperate throughout the weekend and beyond out there and sfl beautiful evening outside and no reports of any delays at any of our local airports are looking good there as well. do expect the wind to kick in offshore flow as we head in toward a monday or so that may cause some issues. if you're planning a stick around somewhere or headed back in the monterey bay years ago we forecast a 55 degrees. a little cool in carmel. 55. unclear and sunny and dry to moderate 57 degrees in carmel, a valley as you head of the southland, you look at those temperatures in the 60's, a little cold to start. you've got some frost advisories in anaheim, but 60's even mid 60's down on town, los angeles by the afternoon. and i bet a lot of folks are going to be headed up here. how about the tahoe area? all that fresh powder. and finally a wide open weekend weather wise to get up there and enjoy it. temperatures are going to be cold. it will be only in the 40's for highs tomorrow, 30's in the arena. but look what happens as we head throughout the weekend. those temperatures actually going to get colder about 32 in freezing for your high on sunday. and 28 degrees in some much colder air moves in on monday. of course, the good news is all that snow up there. it's not going to melt any time too soon, either. around the bay area, though, looks like temperatures going to stay rather mild. compared to that. we'll see highs in the 50's couple low 60's popping up by the afternoon tomorrow and the next couple of days, keeping it dry through the weekend and well in the next week. there's a hint by the following weekend. we might start talking about some rain. thanks to lourdes today. tens of thousands of anti-abortion demonstrators are in the nation's capital for the annual. >> march for life, the march comes on the 50th anniversary of the landmark roe v wade ruling which was overturned by the supreme court last year, getting that decision struck down was a pillar of the anti-abortion movement. now, many abortion opponents say their focus has shifted to congress and individual states leaders are pushing for and national abortion ban. but any proposed ban would be dead in the senate, which is controlled by democrats. >> the white house issued a statement today saying in part the court got roe right 50 years ago. it was a balanced decision with broad national consensus. but the majority of americans have continued to support for the last 50 years. and it was a constitutional principle upheld by justices appointed by democratic and republican judges alike. >> president biden hosted a group of mayors at the white house the day too, try to help them better implement new federal laws at the local level. oakland's mayor sheng talent, san jose mayor matt mahan both in attendance and this comes after concerns about accessing infrastructure and covid funds. kron four's washington correspondent jessi turnure reports. >> the last 2 years have been the most consequential and productive for mayors in the history of the u.s. conference of it. >> local leaders from across the country, including columbus, ohio, mayor ginther, thanks to the biden administration friday for its work on federal laws that are now directly helping their cities. we've got a lot of bears. a lot of mayors, and that's why i think we're making progress. the bipartisan group of mayors highlighted twenty-twenty ones, infrastructure law. oklahoma city mayor david holt said cities are now competing for hundreds of different federal grants. whether it's >> broadband, whether it's electric charging stations, whether it's public transit. >> we're even amtrak. while many mayors are still trying to get their hands on funds provided by these laws, they're also fighting to make sure congress doesn't take any of the money back. we need the money locally before being elected. mayor of los angeles, karen bass helped pass the american rescue plan in congress to help cities recover from covid. but republicans who now want to cut spending could claw back any unspent funds. all that 73 million dollars have been allocated in the city of st. going to put those funds to use st. louis mayor tishaura jones said the federal dollars will fund more infrastructure and housing needs and to mayor jared cram said cities can't afford to lose any of it. really. that was just a down payment. as far as i'm concerned on the needs of american cities in washington. i'm jessi tenure. 2023 is off to a really busy start at the state capitol where lawmakers have already begun. the author legislation on key issues. >> facing california, our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with senate leaders from both sides of the aisle about their legislative priorities. >> homelessness, drought, water. those are just some of the issues. legislators here at the capitol hope to tackle this year. but they acknowledged doing so will not be easy, especially with the projected budget deficit. >> top of mind, i'm incredibly optimistic, optimistic senate president pro tempore toni atkins says she's feeling about the year ahead scheduled for wednesday. the first woman and openly lgbtq+ person to serve as senate president pro tem atkins will soon mark 5 years in that role. now, part of the legislature considered one of the most diverse in california history. thanks. in part to a record, 50 win. >> we are representative of all the diversity of california. so that's a new energy, a new energy in the legislature that now must address a new challenge in the form of a projected 22.5 billion dollar deficit. >> facing the state in the next fiscal year. our hope is to avoid those kinds of serious cuts that we've had to deal in the last decade. when i got to the legislature 12 years ago, 26 billion dollar and then we had to make cuts. but she believes such serious cuts will be largely avoided this time because of action the state has taken, including more than 30 billion dollars saved away for this type of scenario. i think we're better situated than we ever have been. despite all of the challenge, we have the highest reserves ever so that our goal will be to protect our progress, progress she hopes to make this year with investments on issues like housing. >> and climate, including drought floods and wildfire mitigation. but she says there's one issue in particular at the top of her list. homelessness is i just amazingly out of control. we are working very that. we have funds already allocated. we just need the implementation to get those funds in the communities where the work can be done. republicans where we're focused on fixing california senate minority leader brian jones says amid recent storms he and his gop colleagues want to see the state invest more in water storage. i would encourage the governor today under one of his executive orders start building the reservoirs on how to at least help close the projected deficit. jones has this message for newsom, stop spending on the high speed rail and start spending on projects that californians need right now. roads, bridges, you know, we had 100 billion dollars surplus last year and we're swinging to a deficit in one year. that's 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(co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? purdy. 2 words. most people probably didn't several months ago, but now they do sure has taken the nfl world by storm. the former iowa state cyclones. was in college last year. well, it's quarterback the niners out of 6 straight wins and he's rolling number 13 seems to have some magic while his name conjures visions of success for a lot of iowa state fans, a pizza restaurant in des moines now hopes it can satisfy your hunger for more brock purdy, justin surrency. he likes pizza on friday night. >> he's a leader. inspiration. her delicious. so it's delicious. so it's got to be pretty to brock purdy. sudden late season nfl rookie season success has iowa state fans beaming with pride and gusto pizza bar owner josh holderness naming one after the isu. great. it's been awesome to watch. just a great story going from. >> mister. irrelevant to probably the most one of the most relevant players in the playoffs right now. the ingredients are fitting our fire roasted chicken here is kind of fiery the sassy. he's a little bit spicy. >> just kind of a fun combination of thanks, mozzarella. >> blue cheese, red onion and to keep the name on-going broccoli slaw. it's kind of a traditional slot. in this case made with broccoli, there we go. the pretty delicious. but like her knees addition to the nfc west champs, old and he's says it's the sauce that helps pizza over the top. it's the sauce. >> that's my favorite. it's a great combination of barbecue in buffalo sauce. it's just hang. you've got a nice it's delicious. it's it's kind of to see get people to try something different. the new pizza may be receiving a chef's kiss from customers. >> its namesake hopes to be on his way towards kissing the immortal vince lombardi trophy with super bowl victory. a guy who most of the country hadn't heard of just a few weeks ago. >> and to be playing like he's playing right now, it's all of us not only in iowa across the country, kind of an underdog to cheer for. >> justin surrency reporting for us there from. >> iowa. are you down for? >> i like broccoli on my pizza, but law, right? i would recommend perhaps he add a little beverage to the lineup. brock, a beer brock tail like a cocktail brock. it's it's like it's like you do food reviews for a little bit are winds that looked pretty yeah. how about a gluten-free version? that would be delicious question now with the brock looking good out there, especially on a friday night. how about that should be a great evening. >> around the bay area's high pressure sitting over head and well, if you plan to go the forty-niners game this weekend, well, we're in the middle winter, you know, things can be. but yeah, this playoff game weather should work out just right. i think high pressure is going to hold. we'll see a couple high clouds drifting overhead. we'll be a little bit cool if you plan to head out the game. well, you can see a lot of sunshine with temperatures running in the upper 50's. it will be dry on sunday for the forty-niners versus the cowboys should be just a classic match-up at 03:30pm, in the afternoon. that is going to be a great day for a football, great weather day as well. all right. out there right now. you can the waters out there along the coastline. we've been watching the time we have the king tides rolling in and of course, will be high again once again tomorrow morning over 7 feet to go along with that. we're seeing some waves generated by these big storms. we've had off the coastline and that's well. and that's causing some concern for coastal flooding out there toward the beaches. got to be very, very careful. the beaches will get knocked down much some of those waves in the water. so cold doesn't take long to a cause. some problems there. that's for sure. hey, we've got a high pressure building over head, starting to get a sense of that offshore wind. and that will be a nice sight to see if we get that goal. and that could mean for some great weather ahead. although we've got this ridge going to build in and slowly breakdown as we get to saturday, the front kind of rolls over the top of that kind of falls apart as it moves through. we're sort of stay dry. but we are expecting that we're going to see a couple high clouds overhead and not bad temperatures below a forecast looks pretty good. we're going to catch a little bit of a break as we head toward the next couple of days. highpressure going to dominate our weather maybe next weekend. we talk about it. maybe a slight chance of a few showers right now. let's enjoy this weekend while we have a nice start the weekend, the temperatures running the 50's and low 60's tomorrow. they were looking great for the weekend. nice and dry right through sunday and into next week. >> lunar new year. ready to launch the asian community prepping for a month-long celebration. coming up next, how one city hopes people of all cultures will come and enjoy. she has been named towed park rangers in australia. they found this monster came told she could be the largest towed ever recorded weighing nearly 6 and a half pounds. this rare sighting. it happened at a national park in queensland last week. the previous record was told that way just over 5 pounds. so she's a big guy. researchers say they removed code zilla from the wild because cane toad actually are poisonous invasive species that can cause environmental damage. got to be careful how you touch of their. they also say told that that size will, quote, eat anything it can fit in its mouth. and as the asian american community prepares to begin celebrating lunar new year this sunday, there's a city in new york that's already kicking off celebrations for the year of the rabbit. that's right. we head to long island, one of the fastest growing asian populations in the city. >> colorado reports from the celebrations. >> a >> colorful celebration to ring in the lunar new year. this lion dancing its way into businesses along jackson avenue to offer blessings and received good fortune. you have to be drag and the like with what? like food or money really traditionally give the drug money and it's about generosity of getting what you have and trusting in the universe getting you back. 10 bolts and the same is passed from elders to children through red envelopes that envelope itself classic old tradition back in china every year. i'm so looking forward to that because that means guess i'm after money from my family, from my friends. also filled with cash or affirmations. today's a new day. and it brings with it new set of opportunities for me actually the biggest and oldest the holiday. china. we do you like thanksgiving christmas. yeah. and not what i do want to tell people even though like it or not chinese we and what part of asian community you're more welcome to join us celebrate the most important they for you, e. >> the best part of the celebration is the feast on the new year's eve, every family will have the biggest news out that. the noodles downplays as as you can think and that while watching the chinese got on tv and these long island city restaurants want you to dine with them, especially after pandemic, like people not going out for full. this district has a fast growing asian american population and the city overall with the fastest minority. my according to the 2020 census 33% to 8 queen city council member julie one is hoping people enjoy taking in a culture that's different from their own. but in order for us to succeed in business that you take care of your community first and that your community will take care of your on >> and here's a list of lunar new year events happening around the bay area this weekend. tomorrow you can ring in the year of the rabbit at thrive city by chase center where the dubs place starting at 4 o'clock on sunday can head over the san francisco chinese chamber of commerce area where organizers will pass out. read on the lips with chocolate coins and will give gifts to kids starting at 11 in the morning. and after that, you can enjoy performance by grammy-nominated pianist joyce. uc berkeley tickets for that are on sale now for a complete list of celebrations through february 5th, you can head to our web site kron 4 dot com. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5 great tradition. but we have a lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6, sogomonian. ken wayne are here to take it away. >> that so much fun so excited yet. have a good show. thank you. takeaway. well, coming up tonight at 6 o'clock, there's a lot to talk about. of course, the forty-niners are gearing up for sunday's big game against the cowboys. we're going hear from fans are getting ready to cheer on their team in red and gold. plus, oakland city leaders speaking out a day after police lebron armstrong was placed on administrative leave. >> what they have to say about this huge shakeup within opd. i'm ken wayne and i'm elsa kimono and the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news news at 6. >> we wait. we've got to over here and get geared up. ready for the ready for this weekend because, you know, we don't slam the stars. >> slammed the stars. now it's 6 in less than 48 hours in san francisco. forty-niners. we're going to face off against the dallas cowboys for the 9th time in