love sounds varsity team playing its first game of this shortened season players coaches and parents tell us they weren't sure if they were going to get to this point, this school year, but they are happy they have. >> high school kids putting on the had been hitting the gridiron as they're ready to play the game. they love once again. know it's finally here and we're all excited. and you know, it is all, you know, fired up and we can't wait to, you know, just get started and they'll sell high school begins at 6 game season with new covid-19 protocols. the bleachers are limited to just immediate family while social distancing and mask-wearing rules have to be followed. >> parents tell us it's just great seeing their kids back on the field and amazing thing or so, so lucky and so blessed that we get to have this opportunity. how these kids feel. >> you know, to put back on and just to be able to get some contact and get that from rod. are you going and that sort of thing. so yeah, it's a wonderful environment. and i'm glad we're back out here getting back to competition hasn't been easy. it's taken over a year to get the teams playing on the field. >> they cells athletics department says they're aiming to keep it safe for the spectators and the kids going to happy to be to to reap the benefit of all the time and effort and patience they put in over the last few months in training and just to play, you know, for for kids is to not be said work hard for this. and we hope that they can enjoy. >> if it's senior spartans say they're excited to wrap up high school with their teammates. we were talks present special year. you know. >> has a long journey for all of us. and i'm safe. go back out here and just play with my you know, my my brother is really. >> sell high school be playing 6 games, including this one for at home. 2 on the road. and for people who cannot attend these games they're being live streamed online johnson and justine. >> thank you so much, dan. now wanting to end violent crimes against the asian community. that's what brought hundreds of people to downtown san jose today they were all there rallying to condemn the blatant acts of racism. kron four's him to call was there as elected officials denounced the growing list of hate crimes. >> how much more do we tolerate assembly member and evan low says rate of here committed against islander community is unacceptable their those that wish us to be the model minority to be silent to stay in little box. not cause trouble. no telling a large crowd outsiy hall in san jose. that silence solves nothing and not as a now low. and san jose am denies the denouncing hate it. it's been in recent weeks, asian woman was attacked while waiting for a train in san mountain a woman who spit on an asian man. >> and hurled an ethnic slur was charged with a hate crime. bad actors had 1000 dangerous, threat or about this pandemic rhetoric that has unfairly put a target on the backs of the folks in the asian pacific islander community. city county and state leaders. eating spots at the podium calling for change are actually so speaking out for review 2 weeks ago. the burlingame 13 year-old organized to stand for rally in san mateo. we're all just kind of coming together and. >> making a loud making our voices louder and being and making them her executive team. the san jose sharks and san francisco forty-niners committing $10 each on began today organizations to social justice attacks on elder asians in san francisco. oakland. >> and now all over the bay area. the reason siblings tyler and sierra say this issue hits i'm angry. i'm hurt. >> i'm very or we need take racism. is americans seriously because when it goes unaddressed, this is what happened and what's happening is not good for anyone. >> in san jose. felipe de gaulle or news here in san francisco after one year distance-learning a group of parents call for immediate full-time return to in person learning for their 2 children. >> today they lead a rally called decrease the distance while also asking the san francisco unified school board for a binding commitment that would allow kids to have the option to attend in person classes 5 days a week. by this time the next school year rolls around the district has already recently released a plan to begin reopening schools in april for elementary and special. ed students. but right now there is no date set for middle school and high school students. meanwhile, the emeryville unified school district has announced that they will ditch in person learning for the remainder of the current school year last night the school board voting unanimously to remain in distance learning rejecting a proposed hybrid model that would allow kids to return back to the classroom part of the time folks in community said it would be a disruption to the instructional process. this late into the school year. the district is currently looking at ways to increase opportunities for students to take part in other experiences such as enrichment, athletics and end of the year activities. learning hubs in the district will continue to remain open providing students with academic support during that distance. learning. >> an update now to the police shooting in danville. police shot a man on thursday after they say he came at an officer with a knife. this happened at sycamore valley road and commuter ramon the contra costa sheriff's department tells us the person shot is a homeless man identified as 32 year-old tyrell wilson, who is in critical condition tonight. the officer who fired his gun has been identified as andrew hall who has been with the department for 7 and a half years. and right now he is on paid leave during the investigation and the south bay now san jose police tweeted out these pictures of some cars that they say were involved in illegal sideshows last night. they crashed on cwam elaine, the police say the driver is lucky to be alive. investigators say at least 125 citations related to the side show were issued last night alone and the head to toe 5 vehicles. millions of americans are already seeing a welcome addition to their bank accounts. the irs is already depositing stimulus checks to individuals and families all across the country. the checks are part of the latest covid relief package. president biden signed last week and our dc reporter raquel martin has more now when you can expect to see your check. and if you get one. >> a 3rd round of stimulus checks are now on the way. 85 1% of the household. we'll be getting this money. the checks are part of the 1.9 trillion dollar american rescue plan. the president signed into law thursday. at a rose garden celebration friday, president biden called it a victory for struggling families across the country help is here. individuals making up to $75,000 will receive a $1400 check married couples making up to $150,000 will get $2800 and eligible parents will get another $1400 for each child. and unlike the first 2 rounds of payments eligible adults. what dependent singer relatives or college aged children will also qualify for additional tax. my hope that there will be some families, adding that can do something special. illinois democratic congresswoman cheri bustos says she hopes the money will help repair the damage caused by the pandemic. the ideas that the stimulates the economy. but every republican lawmaker voted against the bill. among them, senator john kennedy of louisiana who says it's too expensive and all borrow money america can't afford steps is to map. how long do you think? your family would lash if every moment you spend more and more on the credit card made men. the like previous payments, the irs says taxpayers will need to take no action to receive their money. the irs says the vast majority will be distributed by direct deposit and for the rest, the check will soon be in the mail in washington. raquel martin. >> all right. let's talk weather the saturday night. hopefully got a chance to get out. enjoy the beautiful weather today because some changes are on the way. some rains coming. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is going to track the next storm for us. good precept. >> yeah. hi there. just cnn jonathan. and it's going to be similar to the last storm cold core storm that could bring us hail and another round of pop-up thunderstorms to the bay area from now. until then, though, tracking a chillier night today. we were noticeably cooler today and we're tracking that cooling trend. even continuing for your saturday evening as well. anywhere from 2 to 9 degrees of cooling widespread mid to upper 40's out there right now this evening a little bit milder, though, for those of you along the coast of the east bay shoreline oakland 53 degrees. but livermore one of the coolest cities out there as his temper on 45 degrees downtown san francisco, 48 degrees and napa and petaluma currently in the mid 40's and we are taking a look right now. a very dry conditions. but we are noticing some high clouds overhead with our next storm out in the pacific northwest, not going to arrive into the bay area until sunday afternoon first for those of you in the north bay. you could start to notice some light bands of rain as early as around 3, 4 o'clock for your sunday afternoon for the rest of us. we're going to remain dry until after 5 o'clock in the evening. that's when we're going to notice some light to moderate downpours for those of you in the north bay light scattered hit or miss showers, though still dry. for those of you in the south bay with widespread rain, not arriving until shortly before 9 o'clock for your sunday evening. now. we could see some gusty winds as well. upwards of 45 miles per hour or less and some heavy downpours returning even for those of you in the east bay valleys and for the south bay as well. this is going to be a cold core storm that will bring us mount level snow as well to our highest peaks, specifically those of you in mount hamilton. you could easily see snow levels dropping as low as 1500 feet. so rain totals with this storm. it is going to be a little bit faster moving than the last one. the last one lasted over 2 day period. this one just a few hours. so we're going to expect to see about half an inch of rain or less lighter amounts for our valleys. but we are tracking though, hail and possible pop-up thunderstorms at this cold core storm and also in addition to that, are coastal ranges could see upwards of 3 quarters of an inch of rain or less and we'll take it. we certainly need the rain during these drought conditions until we dry out starting tuesday of this upcoming week more my full forecast in just a few minutes to cnn. jonathan, back to you. thank you so much of a still ahead here tonight on kron 4 news at 8 as human trafficking continues to be a worldwide issue. a local airport is implementing a new measure. >> to try and stop the problem. we have all those details coming up. plus more top democrats now calling for new york governor andrew cuomo to step down amid reports of harassment claims. >> and misconduct. we'll let you know the latest statement from the governor tonight. >> also proposed bill making its way through the california legislature has some concerns out there from members of the community that it will be putting asian americans in danger. so we're going to be joined live by the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce to talk about the fears in the asian community. that's next. everyone out there. you're having a good weekend are only halfway us, right. make sure you don't forget to set. >> ford, your clocks. yes, bring ahead spring ahead. you know, it's one always gets me. i thought was the microwave, but it's actually the car. that's the one when you get in and you're like, oh, no, i didn't change it. and i'm late. i just leave it alone. >> because i know it. 6 months will come back around. so don't don't mess with has taken our office. do kabul meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonight tracking the colder temperatures that we saw today and some rain that is. >> expected to greet us in the morning. recent. >> yeah, that's why we're tracking cooler temperatures. in fact, we notice that cool down today 4 to 8 degrees below average for most bay area cities. we saw stronger sea breeze out there today and not that much sunshine a lot more mix of clouds than sun for most of the bay area downtown san francisco nearly 10 degrees below average only warming up to 53 degrees when you should be in the low 60's this time of year. oakland 59 degrees also tracking below average temperatures. there santa rosa, though, in the low 60's and you should be in the mid 60's. so you are closer to where you should be for this time of year compared to everyone else in the bay area. and here's a live look outside. we're noticing a beautiful saturday night chilly at that. so make sure to grab the thicker coat as you head out for your saturday evening. dry weather. for now and even for half of your sunday afternoon. and we are keeping an eye on cooler temperatures even for this evening near double digit cooling for most of our east bay valleys. so we're seeing a lot more mid to upper 40's right now at this 8 o'clock hour, we typically don't see these temperatures until around 10, 11 o'clock in the eventng. so we're noticing that cool down already in effect oakland 53 degrees santa rosa in the mid 40's and san jose and fremont currently at 48 degrees and overnight lows tonight going to be just as chilly as last night, santa rosa near subfreezing temperatures at 35 degrees. most of the bay area in the low to mid 40's. so we will see a few degrees of warming for bay area shoreline downtown san francisco at 46 degrees. oakland in the mid 40's a little bit cooler, though, for those of you in livermore at 39 degrees. but san jose in the low 40's and daytime highs tomorrow. still going to remain below average with the approaching storm are going to wake up to a blanket of storm cloud cover overhead. temperatures mid to upper 50's, low 60's for those of you in concord, antioch and livermore and even san jose, 60 degrees for your afternoon highs on sunday. we are going to spring forward. so those of you except for jonathan. make sure to change the clocks and we are tracking though, temperatures in the mid 40's by monday rebounding slowly by tuesday and then a midweek jump in temperatures by the middle of this upcoming week on wednesday. pretty dry outlook for most of this upcoming workweek. but then by friday we're going to track some more scattered showers arriving as early as thursday night through friday morning, even continuing through next weekend. so. >> i wish the clocks would change. honestly, i know spring is around the corner and i do like the longer days, but it really throws me for early in the first 2 days will be a little tired tomorrow. you might be for 6 months time. it >> but all the early right. you should be on time, right. early home where you know, we'll see tomorrow. we'll sort thanks all right. if human trafficking continues to be a worldwide issue airports are taking actions to stop the problem with the new training program genuine with our sister station in sacramento shows us what folks at sacramento international airport. >> are now doing in hopes of curbing human trafficking. >> thousands of people use the airport on a daily basis that some of those travelers may be there for all the wrong reasons. they may come into contact some nefarious folks that and not even realize it because the airport is the main travel hub. the county says it's likely to see human trafficking. >> and the sacramento international airport. is unfortunately no exception. >> traffickers do use transportation, whether it be car or rail or plane, too, to move human beings and traffic that because of this sacramento county has implemented a new training program for all staff at the sacramento international airport. >> this is a new partnership with the department of homeland security and the department of transportation. this gives them. >> some idea and some help on toops on what to look if that is happening. >> samantha mott with the county's department of airport says some of those tools include being on the lookout for people traveling together with major age differences order. companion could be someone who is always speaking for the always answering for them. while this program is new for the airport months as airport staff have already been effective in stopping possible victims in the past couple years ago there was an employee who actually prevented 2 young girls who are getting on a plane to go to may. >> think modeling acting addition, even though the training will be specifically for people working at the airport. >> the county wants travelers to know if anyone sees anything suspicious report it. a woman who was born and raised in poverty came all the way from tanzania to colorado. but she thinks that she is the lucky one tonight we're shining a light on this remarkable woman. >> angel manuel, she fights with fate and gives everything back to help folks in her hometown. >> megan o halloran has the story. >> these pictures tell the story were grew up worlds away in the aside village just outside of tanzania. we have to fight for everything that we got from every day. we have to go find food water or like you did, literally don't know what going to get your next meal living in these mud huts with 16 brothers and sisters to moms and one dad each day. there was just one task survival in 2000, 12 at the age of 11 angel captured the heart of one very special stranger. i knew i wanted her to have a better life. >> so she could help herself and help her family helped her village. and then i knew eventually knew i wanted to adopt or so i could just. give her everything i possibly could. >> tony nata rowley did adopt angel and brought her back to colorado and it didn't take long for everyone else to see just how remarkable angel was. she quickly learned the language and made new friends angel graduated from brighton high school being voted most outstanding senior. she played tennis and softball and is currently enrolled in siu boulder. things were looking up but angel always found herself looking back hoping to one day find a way she, too, could pay it forward. my friends and i just came up with the idea of like starting a >> i saw a list of i love bread and saws. listen to bob marley song one love and i was like, but a second. that's a good man for my and just like that. her nonprofit one love came to life. >> over the years. angels raised thousands of dollars to help them aside people of tanzania every summer she returns home to see it all go to good use. were you able to do so much, then, you know, just helping the children were able to build better houses and the biggest one of bring clean water to the village and build a shops of the women can get necessities, that they need. she's increase the area's life expectancy. in sponsor children helping them pursue higher education and giving them hope and of course, as an angel would. she doesn't like taking all the credit. after all, it takes a village to help a village. angel is happy to share her namesake with the man who gave her a chance to touch the world. i don't know how to describe in this isn't a his my best friend, >> sometimes i'm so thankful that his mind but i honestly just think i met my number one best friend in the whole wide it's a bond. >> that moves them both to tears today. she's the most incredible person on the planet. she is so selfless. she just everything she does is for somebody else. >> still ahead here tonight. why drivers praise in the technology and his tesla for preventing him from getting >> as more top democrats called for his resignation tonight. new york governor andrew cuomo remaining defiant saying that he will not resign despite an investigation now under way into several claims of harassment and misconduct today senate majority leader chuck schumer and new york senator kristen gillibrand among the top names now calling for cuomo to step down. both say that the governor has lost the confidence of the folks of the empire state cuomo has since rejected demands to step down and denied harassing or abusing anyone. >> politicians. don't know was >> a and then opinion. >> my opinion reckless and dangerous. >> in addition to those harassment claims cuomo is also accused of misleading the public on covid related deaths inside of nursing homes. >> a florida man is thanking his tesla for saving him from a carjacking that happened at gunpoint. this terrifying ordeal was captured on draper. young says tesla camera and video shows a masked man runs up to him as he's just sitting in his car. the suspect even tries to get in. but the car locks, the doors. there's a struggle there as he tries to get the door open. the victim says he gave. just a split-second reaction there and that let him get a chance to speed away the would be car. jacker started shooting that hit the side of the car. the police say the suspect, though still has not been caught. we'll take a >> welcome back, everyone. tonight, a proposed bill currently making its way through the california legislature has members of oakland's asian community speaking out tonight. some fear that senate bill 82 with lessen penalties for people who commit certain crimes and this is coming at a time when there have been more attacks on the asian community. so joining us now to talk about the bill is karl chan with the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. thank you for joining us here tonight. and they have plenty of attsntion. of course. why are you concerned about senate bill 82, what do you think that it will do that will hurt the asian community. >> well, basically united beginning with, you know, much sba to to, but they don't want also had an opportunity talking citizens in in a lawsuit. when explain to me what to what it wants. we do know and by talking to alameda county district attorney's office so they spring nation is quite strict bullet. it will bring down with what this as long as that would come some not seriously hurt. that will be it will be coming up a guest. in addition to those already 7 could be early. and because of the senate bill. and she'll many people. only a will is against asians and asian community and especially seniors. so what this bill. it just would lead to the past so they need be possibly not more attacks. could be coming not 20 asian community, but i think is going to be impacting the entire company heat within the state of california. >> have you talked at all with a state senator nancy skinner, who is the author of this bill about it. and have you received any reaction from her about this. >> yes. so on wednesday night i had long conversation and i am intend to carry on this conversation. but in for me because. doing this very difficult time. even i myself be. we want to call for his press conference. but i think we need to bring the to the entire comedian only to the asian community because i think we'll all will be us an example. in not till i know is i want to move and he was robbed by 2 suspects and let's be not you know, turning upside it's long past the suspect use any weapons and you will and that the suspect and victnms so call. not seriously hurt. so in that would you you know, just just a minor crime. so with that petty theft. so that means. they can walk free easy. >> i think we also have a statement from an nc skinner's about your concerns we could put up and. read to people. now she was saying that why she's supporting. this is that the brutal attack on the elderly gentleman in oakland on tuesday was an absolute travesty and i strongly condemn the recent a spate of violence assaults on lily asian residents in our community. but i must set the record straight about my legislation sb 82 if enacted sba to to will not change or reduce the criminal penalty on violent assaults such as the one that happened tuesday or any of the other violent attacks on elderly asian residents that have occurred recently. so when you hear the keeps going. the purpose of us being to 2, which is supported by the state's penal code revision committee and judges throughout california is to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases of theft are not charged at of. as violent felonies. so car when you hear that our explanation of wanting to change it and be able to take out terms like force and fear which they say are interpreted loosely and then turn something like a petty theft like shoplifting, then treated like a felony robbery. do you agree with her at all. is there any compromise that could be made. >> what it was and i don't believe that sunday that contention. public testing and but it will be also ewing a lot of his sign intended consequences. and so we actually also sending the wrong message for those who are committing crime saying that, hey, it's ok as long as you don't the victims, you know, see her. so i think, you know, this is a long time. but again, it's going to be impacting a lot those victims. definitely i understand. you know, what has sent one. but again, when we do fact checking and basically. what what is and is saying, saying 8 people coming, company does come may not be prosecuted. >> all right. a lot of information that go through tonight coach and with the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. thanks so much for spending time with us here on kron 4 news a lot. a lot of folks have been talking about this. obviously talking about these recent attacks against members of the asian community as well. so hopefully there will be a compromise between both sides. to try and get this done. thank you. thank you, carl. >> still ahead here at 8. how soon kids could start getting the covid vaccine the new timeline for them to get their shots. also year. what a year it has been tonight we take a look back at what has changed since passengers on board a cruise ship couldn't get off because of covid-19. and middleweight boxing legend marvin hagler has died. we'll take a look at his life achievements. >> some sad news from the world of sports tonight boxing legend marvelous marvin hagler has died. his wife breaking the news on facebook this afternoon saying that hagler don at the family's home in new hampshire. handler. the undisputed middleweight champion of the world from 1980 to 1987 the fierce left-hander had 2 of his biggest victories at caesars palace in las vegas. he finished his career with a record of 67 wins 3 losses and 2 draws marvin hagler 66 years old. >> for your health tonight when will children be able to get the covid-19 vaccine will depends on the child's age. but some teenagers could start rolling up their sleeves really soon. the pfizer vaccine has 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son. nobody walking around. it was like we've just gotten off the ship and like the world ended. >> that they're one of the passengers stranded on the grand princess cruise ship last year reflecting on what it was like when they were finally able to disembark. they were among the first in the country to experience a covid related lockdown being stuck on that ship a week before the bay area's first shelter-in-place order even took effect. kron four's dan kerman takes a look back at what turned out to be the start of the pandemic. >> here in the bay area. >> the first 11 days were an eventful and vacation life. it was a year ago this week when stephen and michelle smith's cruise from san francisco to hawaii and back. >> took a frightening turn a man who had been on board the grand princess from an earlier cruise died of covid-19 things got real when they started flying helicopters out to the ship and lowering doctors and nurses down on a table. those lower down to the ship were carrying covid-19 test kits. the results were not good 21 individuals on. the grand princess tested positive passengers were told not to leave their rooms, which proved to be challenging for this couple from paradise, california. we've been locked in our room and we had a window, but it didn't open within can the room. so we were all we can do is look out the window and we had no contact with anybody 4 days they weren't letting us. concerning picky fisher was also aboard the grand princess with her husband bill. >> instead of returning to san francisco on march 7th. she watched as the ship cruised up and down the coast for days until officials could decide where it could dock. so thank you oakland when we got in and they were cheering and allowing us to dock that. that was my >> it's kind of feel like you're a pariah. >> the march 9th the rival at the port of oakland was early for the 3500 people aboard. but hopes of a quick return home or dashed. we're getting on those bags. >> and there. >> i thought, okay, is there flight to indiana now you're going to georgia. >> i the fishers spent 3 days quarantining at dobbins air force base in georgia before being flown home to indiana it was not pleasant enough people walking around in suits. it was intimidating the smith said it worse. they were flown to miramar naval base in san diego where they quarantine for 14 days finally on march 25th almost 5 weeks after the beginning of the crews they were released and went to the san diego airport to rent a car to drive back to paradise. this first time being out in public was a shocker. there was nobody in the terminal. >> you look around you son. nobody walking around. it was like we've just gotten off ship and like the world ended this musser contractors and have spent the last year rebuilding paradise. >> after 20 eighteen's fire. they've remained covid free the key fisher and her husband got covid before thanksgiving. but it was mild that have spent much of the lockdown at their lake house in indiana. and despite the unexpected twists and turns of the grand princess cruise. both of these veteran cruisers are ready to return to see. we've been 7 cruises. >> and we've never even come home with a cold. yes, we definitely will cruise if i could get on a ship next week and go go, yeah. >> dan kerman kron 4 news. meanwhile, if you are used to getting a flu shot every year you could find yourself getting an annual covid shot as well. just like other viruses that are out there covid-19 also mutates which means as health officials strive to get all americans vaccinated. we could be getting a covid shot even long after the pandemic passes rispone explains. >> between the size of relief and happy tears. the country is quickly moving forward in the effort to get the majority of us vaccinated. all of it is. >> building airplanes are flying. that's the difference. you know, we've got hundreds of years express with influenza. we've had 12 months of experience with covid as covid-19 turns out new strains like the uk south african and brazilian variants. we hang on to hope that the vaccine will keep us healthy. every pharmaceutical company making a vaccine is working to make modifications as new mutations pop up. that means you may very well need a booster shot. how often, though, we don't know yet. unc school of medicine infectious disease. professor doctor myron cohen so that the booster theye. >> would complement existing community. >> but you extend existing immunity to more it's what we already do for diphtheria tetanus, pertussis and other diseases including the flu. this is. >> essentially what we've done for influenza for 20 or more years. right every year. >> we search out with the most likely influenza strain is we make a booster essentially to even though you've already got lots of in unity, which may be the norm for covid-19 as well. >> that was russ bowen reporting for us tonight. and now let's go to disneyland theme park is set to reopen next month. but some fan favorites will remain closed disneyland and lax announced that fast passes an extra magic hours will be suspended. the park says this is all to manage capacity. the park is also trying to rework its show acts and dining rules to comply with state guidelines. no official date has been given, but officials are hoping to reopen in late april. also stanford university has some suggestions for parents. it's new study is finding that micro managing your kids can turn them into brats. researchers there say parents who intervened too much when their kids are doing something actually damage their ability to concentrate and focus the result could be problems at school or difficulty interacting with others. researchers say parents should find opportunities to let their kids take the lead and help them develop their own interest. that's right. don't don't you put anything inside of that electrical socket right there. >> to that or just go ahead. >> just i mean. helping you want them to get hurt. but you know, live learn. >> something we're going to be learning about the next time. i don't know what i'm doing you. there's no manual. you just kind winded like we're doing right now. we're just kind of winging it kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is to talk a little bit about some rain headed our way. if you don't let the kids go out and play in the rain tomorrow or maybe you you know the where rain boots maybe some some parents may know little. >> feel like there's like an angel and a devil on my shoulder right now i have like one of each of you there. say one thing and that does long as they're happy and healthy, right. that's all that matters. that i mean, that's good. the to make sure that there's that. in the end still go all right. let's take a look at your bay area forecast. those of you heading out to this year, you have some fresh snow that you're going to love in the coming days. >> very dry conditions out there right now. i 80 at donner summit. >> so you are noticing snow off the roads. but dry road. so not making for a slick commute tonight with drive safely. for those of you heading in and out of this year. this evening storm tracker 4 tracking dry weather out there right now in future cast for going to show an increase in cloud cover by your sunday morning into early afternoon going to start to notice some rain showers, writing as early as 5 o'clock for your sunday evening and then it will become more widespread. mainly during the overnight hours for those of you in this so for lake tahoe, we have a winter storm watch in effect and also winter storm warning for the highest peaks starting sunday night through monday night that some are really expected to see the heaviest snow with lake tahoe getting anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of fresh powder above 7,000 feet anywhere from 4 to 8 inches of snow and the highest peaks of this year. up to a foot of much-needed snow right now. this year snowpack averaging about 59% of normal in any little bit helps by sunday through monday. we're going to notice snow showers lasting most of your monday and then by tuesday, sunny skies for bay area forecast much needed rain sunday night through monday morning could see about half an inch of rain or less. but the threat of pop-up thunderstorms and hail once again and then spring forward tonight. so i am looking forward to the longer daylight hours. that's for sure. true summer is just around the corner you already planned your july 4th holiday why got excited when they said when the president said, you know, that we could. >> already ditching. so just a heads up it's going thanks mean. it was an approved yet. i just gets thanks for that. give me a heads up, though about you questions you on just always thank you. all right. coming up here, a bay area boy has been nominated for a grammy this year on the eve of the awards show. he shares with us the s >> we're less than 6.24 hours to go until the 63rd annual grammy awards and the bay area will be represented on represented on music's biggest stage. oakland zone surrey is nominated for best jazz instrumental album of the year. he spent some time with us today talking about the nomination and credits his mom for keeping him out of trouble and playing the trumpet. he also talked about the inspiration behind his album titled on the tender spot of every calloused moment. >> i wouldn't be here without her. and everybody says that. but i came up in oakland during it very specific let me busy by putting me into a bunch of programs and music was one of those. those programs being an african-american male in united states. and this album came out in june and i recorded it past january. so, you know, things are kind of bubbling in the air during that time. so that's sort of a quick synopsis of what has >> ambrose says that he was actually looking forward to walking his mom down the red carpet for the grammys, but he won't get a chance to do that this year because everything being held virtually down there in los angeles. you still, though, can find his album on your favorite streaming app on apple music, spotify, youtube, music, all those things you can still find it there. about a dvd. probably not. there. >> maybe he maybe we'll make one for you. i would love that still way it actually on the on your boom box set got a good number calls he was going on with that big night hopefully is resting up for the awards. we have a lot more ahead on kron 4 news at 8, including. >> will be coming up later on in the show that all the bay area counties are going to be moving into the red tier tomorrow. so a lot more things for the opening up. >> so we'll take a look at that, folks. excited about that. don't go anywhere, folks kron 4 news at 9 just moments away. >> when prime time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at well, now at 9. we're just a few hours away from. >> the final bay area counties entering the red tier of the state's covid-19 restrictions. good evening. thank you so much for joining us

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