pam:now at 8. pam:rain. wind and cold temperatures sweeping through the bay area. pam: steve:another round of rain in the series of storms is heading our way. pam:and the next system is set to bring a ton of rain. steve:kron-4 s lydia pantazes is tracking flooding concerns in the east bay. steve:and charles clifford is in the north bay - bracing to be one of the hardest hit areas. pam:but first. kron-4 s meteorologist brittney shipp is here tracking the next storm. brittney:well, the bay area will get a bit of a breather over the next couple days as the weather improves temporarily, but by this coming weekend another storm will hit california and it could be a big one. one region that could see significant rainfall is the north bay. brittney: it it were to be a weekend wash out once the rain showers go into saturday. the system moving through will continue to push out of here. by time you wake up tomorrow morning you will see clearer skies and sunshine in th
mayor, district attorney and police chief are joining forces to fight hate in the city and putting locals and visitors on notice, it won t be tolerated. grant:kron 4 s dan kerman is live city hall with more on what is planned reporter: san francisco has seen an uptick in hate crimes. now steps are being taken to reverse that. we have no tolerance for haight. not here, not now and not ever. stand together as one against hate, i guess messages of hate and ax of hate. against messages of hate and acts of hate. reporter: to reverse the police would use of undercover officers. we are going to do this and our neighborhoods if someone decides they want to attack them because of what they are wearing the may attack and onto the set francisco police officer. reporter: indicating since the election of donald trump there had been more than 700 hate crimes reported. for every one that reports we hear so many that haight on facebook and-dash to the hear the stories and po
in for pam moore. vicki:crews are still out, searching the building, but it is believed the bodies of all the victims have been recovered. we have team coverage tonight as families and friends cope with this tragedy. vicki:kron4 s alecia reid spent the day with friends of the victims hearing their stories. steve:we begin with kron4 s jr stone. he is live at the fire scene with brand new information at this time we have emergency reporter:that in connection with the oakland warehouse fire that left 36 people dead. tuesday crews spent the day not only clearing the rubble but focussing their efforts on the back side of this warehouse where they believe the fire started. sot my understanding is that there is lamps and refrigerators and electrical closely examined all of those. reporter:out of the 36 victims, 30 of those families have been notified about their loved one. five other families will be notified in the coming hours, and authorities are still working to iden