>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, california leaders are taking action to reduce the maternal death rate of black women explain how. pressure is mounting to put control over autonomous vehicles in the hands of local governments. we're live with the details. and the leading candidates in california's race for u.s. senate had a heated debate right here in our studio. we're going to hear what they had to say. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the

kron. 4 morning news at >> and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday so far. so good. dry out there. i'm daria, i'm james. yeah. >> tomorrow a different story. so let's get all the details on that now with john. good morning. today's the last of the consistently dry days and tomorrow is going to be the first of the consistently wet today. so enjoy today as behind me looking a little brighter than it did. yesterday. we're talking less fog and we had for your monday. your view outside at half moon bay. look at that. the glossy surface of the ocean right there. just looking really nice and calm this morning. good morning for a jog to get the day started and just enjoy a nice clear. most importantly, dry start, nevada. you do have a little bit of fog in the vicinity as that's the case out towards the delta. a lot less fog than yesterday and also less cold than yesterday was as seth alameda in half, moon bay are hanging out at 50 degrees. santa rosa, what is one of our few spots that fell into the upper 30's? your backup to 43 now there's your sunshine at

sfo looking really good. this kick things off upper 50's to low 60's later today. again, today is a good one to get out there. i'll talk the rest of this forecast to come right now. all right, john, thank you for that. well, no kind of morning. our san mateo bridge. >> drive times. we've got up to 30 minutes. no accidents on our bridges certainly has been a slow morning along our highways getting on and off of them bridge. right now. meter lights are on about 14 minutes there. we've been slowly building as the morning goes on. our center fell bridge. we had up to 20. now we're down to 13. so we're just in a little progress there. golden gate bridge. if you're going to take that about 40 minutes. 37 to the tolls and a look at our highways across the bay area covered in red means give yourself a little extra time this morning. darya james, back to you. thank you. reyna to do to and your local election headquarters. >> the 4 leading candidates for the u.s. senate. >> faced off right here in our kron 4 studio. they did. yeah. we had adam schiff, katie porter, barbara lee and steve garvey. all here on set last night as they were debating

head to head for the seat vacated by the late senator dianne feinstein. this debate was the second one ahead of you going to the polls in the primary. crawford's grant lotus takes a look. >> the crisis at the border opening monday night's senate debate in san francisco. candidates asked whether or not president biden should take executive action to close the border. i think the president is taking executive actions, but there are limits to what the president can do without congress providing the authority. while democratic candidates stressed the importance of congress's role, president biden should continue using the legal authority. he to address this issue while we elect leaders who will shake up congress. republican steve garvey pointed his finger directly at biden on day one. the president open the floodgates. >> and created a crisis in the united states. he should be the one to step up. in closed the border. we will not have border security until we have

comprehensive immigration reform. there's still some policies in place which donald trump had put into place when he was president. those need to go on the topic of minimum wage but really claimed the wage needs to be $50 an hour for people to live properly in the golden state. >> just do the just do the math. of course, we have minimum wages that we need to raise to a living wage. you talk about 20 $25, but i have got to be focused on what california needs. >> garvey said no changes need know wages where it is and should be. if you look at what california center fast food franchises right now, increasing the minimum wage to $20 and what's going to happen? that's going to increase costs for hardworking californians to go to to go to a franchise garvey. also going on the record about his stance on former president trump. have you spoken to him and would you accept his endorsement? you have 15 seconds. >> i haven't spoken to. would you accept his endorsement?

these are personal choices. that prompted some tense moments with adam schiff, the greatest threat that we on the and on the don't why it is. you said voting rights were the most fundamental thing. there this is mister ship fixated on one person and one person only. >> now as grant lotus reporting, if you missed the debate, you get the recap on our website at kron 4 dot com scan this qr code and we'll take you right to the page where you can see the debate highlights and the viral moments as well. >> all right. happening today, san mateo county is going to be discussing legislation to stop the expansion of waymo into their county. some people are supporting this resolution. they want local governments to have more control over these autonomous vehicles. kron four's will tran is live in redwood city with a closer look. w

within their cities because that's up to the california public utilities commission and the dmv. what's going to happen at 10 o'clock this morning is supervisor dave canada. he's going to introduce legislation or resolution to entire board of supervisors and if passed, it will allow individual cities within san mateo county to make the final say on whether or not they want that particular type of car within their city driving around. despite way know when crews, another company saying those driverless cars are actually a lot safer in human beings driving around. i mean, human beings get into an accident every day of the week, of

course. but waymo and cruise. they had been taking a public hit as far as in the court of public opinion because last week, canada is pointing to that in san francisco, a cyclist was hit by a waymo vehicle, but the investigatioas to roam the streets of san francisco. in the meantime. >> back to all right. thanks a lot. we'll 807, is the time happening right now. a search is underway for this man. take a look. he's 100 year-old man from santa rosa. police shared

this picture of william gunther. they say he's 5 feet, 6 inches tall. he is at risk because of his advanced age and his health condition. they say he drove away from his home on monday between noon and 04:00pm in a white 2018 subaru legacy. fact, they provided us the license plate number. so you can keep an eye out for it. it's 8 cw are 708. they say it's possible that he's driving in the area of goats rock beach up in jenner just north of that. they can pay if you spot the vehicle if you spot him, call police. >> and oakland police officer is on paid leave after crashing into a chp car while police say he was driving under the influence an off duty. the crash happened saturday morning eastbound 80 near manual campus parkway in fairfield. the oakland police officer was off-duty when his vehicle hit a chp cruiser 2 officers, one of the outside

when inside the cruiser, the one in the cruiser that chp officer suffered minor injuries was taken to the hospital. the other officer wasn't hurt. and at the oakland police department has not released the name. the oakland officer involved in that. san francisco police officers have made 23 arrests during to nighttime operations around un plaza. this is all part of the latest phase of the city's efforts to combat the drug price crisis in mid the mid market area since this started last year. police have arrested more than 2000 people for various drug offenses, possession with intent sell public drug use an outstanding warrants and they have seized about 300 pounds of narcotics. half of that sentinel. but immigrant rights groups rallied in front of a new immigration court that opened monday in a predominantly spanish-speaking concord neighborhood. >> the new court will hear cases from multiple counties, immigrant rights groups at that rally say that local

government didn't let the community know that this court was set to open. they worry that it will instill fear in some members of the community. congressman mark gas on says he is disappointed the court open with limited community engagement, but he does appreciate the need of the office of immigration review and do its work. the justice department is hiring. 21 immigration judges for the court but asylum seekers will need to find their own representation. >> time now is 809. and >> let's talk about more of help. the forty-niners loss. lot of people are breaking down exactly the decisions that were made leading up to the game. but anyway, you cut it. you know, there's always next which he had a chance to catch up with some fans heading back from las vegas who were there to see it in person. we asked them how they felt there in the airport. >> it was a grueling experience. and as soon as i saw that it was going to come down to us having to stop mahomes my heart kind of dropped sands. that's where it was left drained.

>> don, let's go. go home. wrap it that time energy and excitement of going to vegas personally. but the chiefs fans, they returned to the bay area pretty satisfied >> it's a great time to get you sent for was. it was amazing because couldn't a better script as they would say right? >> yeah, better then a script. but of matter who you root people we talked to say, yeah, they're just excited for next season. so that's what we can focus on. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, one bay area team was granted his wish to see the niners play there at the super bowl in person. we're going to have his story coming up in a minute. >> plus, why the oakland jewish alliance wants the state attorney general to investigate the oakland city council for civil rights violations and for people found dead at a home. it's and the tail investigators now trying to figure out exactly what happened.

>> 13 right now and check out to san francisco's market street. yeah, that's not range going the wrong way. it's coming out of 7th street at the exit. there's a civic center, bart stations because on the citizen app, we should see there was a car that crashed into the fire hydrant boy, and that's why the water was spewing into the sky, fled a down market water damage. yeah. they had to close the street for a little bit there while they got it all fixed up and reroute some muni lines. that headaches yeah, developed on and not wet day surprise only. yes, it's going to look more like that starting

tomorrow at on the way, in a normal the ground, a little old faithful moment that yet tomorrow. and it was valentine's day already got. you have to even ready tomorrow. many from bp rain jacket tomorrow that that will be the gifts for tomorrow. anything to keep you dry because it is about to be. >> a pretty wet one out there as we work our way into your wednesday today. not so much. look at how nice and clear it is above the east bay hills. we're less foggy and less cold than yesterday morning. at the same time can see the storm system assembling itself out to the west. high pressure. ridge is already weakening across the region. that's going to allow tomorrow to have the storm door opening back up. and once it opens, it really doesn't close for all that long. we are seeing partly cloudy skies today tonight while you're sleeping, you may see a few north bay sprinkles. not something you're really going to notice. tomorrow morning. we'll start to see showers in the north bay, mostly after the morning commute as well and down and

then into the middle of the day. early afternoon, we really start to see rainfall picking up for the rest of the bay area. this is going to interrupt some of your valentine's plans, especially in the afternoon and early evening tomorrow. so prepare to bring the rain jacket, the umbrella with something to keep you dry. as for thursday, we are actually looking at us little break from the rain possibility of a morning sprinkle on thursday. but for the most part, it will be a dry day before more rain into the weekend. tomorrow, afternoon's rain anywhere between a half an inch to an inch closer to the coast in our mountains. we'll see additional rainfall into friday saturday and sunday. by the time we reach early next week, we have seen another solid dose of rain across the bay area. as for today, no rainfall just yet. we're actually repeating a lot of those same factors that we've already enjoyed the past several days, which is upper 50's to low 60's and a really pleasant cool feel low 60's on the peninsula into the south bay in today for a lot of the east bay and north bay, too.

hayward union city and oakland eat right at 60 degrees. san jose as all the way up to sonoma hanging out in the low 60's santa rosa down through san or fewt. also right at 60. looking ahead towards valentine's day tomorrow. we're going to start the day dry, but towards the afternoon it is going to get rainy. so do prepare yourselves for that. if you have valentine's plans thursday and friday will be unsettled. thursday is looking likely to be dry friday evening. likely to see the return of rain that will stay put through the day on saturday right now. all right, john, thank you for that. well, tracking an accident along our san mateo bridge. >> 92 westbound a 101 south just as exiting the bridge there drive times at around 30 minutes. make sense. now that accident slowing us down. adding on to that already slow morning commute. 12 minute ride into the city right now here in our 8 o'clock hour, probably the slowest have seen in terms of our drive times a 62 minute ride along 1, 85 tumalo part last hour. we're still around the mid 50's. 52

landed down in milpitas of 85. 82 oakland. finally starting to see traffic building there rocking out towards the maze. a 50 minute. ride your slow from hercules all the way into oakland. you could take san pablo avenue to navigate, but things are still busy there as well. the 13 minute ride richmond center fell bridge tolls to 101, all reasons. back to you. thanks to lauren it. 8.17, and fremont. police arrested 4 teenagers in this. >> stolen suv and 2 of them are accused of robbing a postal worker of their keys. that happened near niles community park and then the teens took off in this suv. this was last wednesday that this all happened in the area of 3rd street. and police actually say there was a similar robbery that happened the day before. it's unclear, though, if they think the same group is responsible. >> a south bay emergency room doctor is now on his way to gaza on a medical mission.

mohammed had emotional goodbye with his family at sfo on monday. he says his family in the war-torn region there and he couldn't hold back from helping the best way. he knows planning this trip to gaza for 2 months. so bay has been to other countries as a medical volunteer over the years. he says he will be escorted into gaza through the rafah border by convoys with the world health organization and the united nations as well. his family has mixed emotions so sub a shared this message to his voice. >> that they're both strong, beautiful individuals have so much to get to the world around us >> it. >> and i reminded the public that month that one of the ways i can help is privilege i've been given, which is to be an emergency physician. >> surveys wife says that she is obviously scared for his safety because hospitals are being bombed right now. but she's proud and grateful that he can go to help in his way

on the ground. so they plans to come home in 5 weeks. >> time now is 8.19, and the east bay, the oakland jewish alliance has called on the state attorneys general to investigate the oakland city council for civil rights violations over what happened during a meeting in november. the group says the violations happened when the council passed a cease-fire resolution directed at the >> israel-hamas war kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> i've never been as scared as i was. that night. >> mark owen still shaken by the words, spoken at the oakland city council meeting held back on november. 27th the council listen to 6 hours of public comment regarding a resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza, which the council ended up passing. cohen says people taking to the podium and shouting from the crowd used anti-semitic phrases while many members of the jewish community were in attendance. but among the

expressions, i said was white. hitler heil hitler. >> and f and zionist pigs. many people had left at a fear for their safety. cohen says pro-israel speakers had their title 6 civil rights violated when the city council did not intervene. it was their failure. >> piece island to sit on their hands during this anti-semitic. 6 hour marathon. i one thing to recognize the anti-semitism they allowed. cohen along with the oakland jewish alliance, sent a 12 page letter to attorney general rob bonta. >> and to the oakland city administrator demanding this be investigated. >> and when the city council afforded greater rights 2, the anti-israel people at the expense of the jewish pro-israel people that is a violation of. civil rights, the organization, arab

resource and organizing center or a rock has been called out in the letter as being an openly hostile group at the meeting. >> a spokesperson with a rock has responded to the letter saying in part, quote, among other completely untrue statements made in mister cohen's letter, the accusation that anyone in that room said anything remotely close to hile tler is not only demonstrably false but also deeply offensive to us as avowedly anti fascist anti-racist organization. cohen has asked ag bonta's office to confirm if it will be conducting an investigation within 7 days we reached out to his office but did not hear back in time for this report. we also didn't hear back from the oakland city administrator's office or any city council members. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and former san francisco supervisor and interim mayor mark farrell will be launching his campaign for mayor today

for a plans to address his plans regarding public safety street conditions. homelessness and the drug crisis. he's set to make his announcement at 10 o'clock this morning at the san francisco baseball academy located there on geary boulevard. we're going take a break here in a 22 coming up on the kron 4 morning news forty-niners coach. kyle shanahan facing some controversy over his decision to take the ball at the start of overtime will explain why. >> some folks are doubting that decision.

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>> it's a 25 and the san mateo county sheriff's office is investigating an armed robbery that happened on monday morning. it was about one 30 in the morning in an unincorporated area of the county where there's an armed robbery outside a home. it was a bilbray neighborhood and the victim was robbed by 2 people who had handguns. the victim was not injured. but the 2 robbers stole their personal belongings and then took off in a gray honda accord. they were last headed towards a el camino real. if you have any information contact the san mateo county sheriff. >> happening today, the congress city council will again take up a proposed rent, stabilization ordinance would also require landlords to have just cause before evicting tenants. the ordinance would apply to multi-family rental complexes of 2 or more units built before february of 1995, the ordinance would limit annual increases by 3% or to

3% or 60% of the consumer price index, whichever is lower. it would also establish a process utilizing a hearing. officer tenants could appeal their rental increases if they believe them to be inconsistent with the ordinance. the congress city council again is going talk more about it tonight at 6.30. >> good morning. i'm michael thomas. coming up, we've details on a new bill aimed at reducing you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you.

>> a 29 right now and we're looking at a really nice day today and then things change tomorrow. we are. yeah. got john with details on that. what time you think tomorrow

that rain might start falling? so asking for a yahoo. the north bay late morning early afternoon for the rest of us. but what we are looking at today is going to be a dry one. in the meantime, before we get to the rainfall tomorrow, looking outside at the coast right now, half moon bay looks pretty good with just a little bit of cloud cover out there. some sunshine peeking its way through this morning. a little bit of fog in the north bay, but not near as much as we had yesterday. >> we're also not as cold as we were yesterday. so all in all this morning has been pretty pleasant, upper 40's to low 50's for our current temperatures for most areas. santa rosa, napa, your some of our cooler spots in the low 40's right now as we move into the afternoon, temperatures rise into the low 60's today is dry tomorrow. not so much for those valentine's plans. let you know the details as we go rain. our john, thank you for that. well, that accident almost 70 bridge that we have been tracking that just cleared. >> remember, that was 92 westbound at one to one that connector just as you're getting off the bridge drive

times are still slow. residual delays are thing 30 minute ride heading across towards peninsula. a ridge right now you're at 14 minutes. meter lights have been slowing it down says the morning started. so which our feel rich just short of 12 minute and the golden gate bridge clear conditions. 34 minute 37 to the tolls reasons back to you. >> thank you. ran bomb for the local election headquarters in the 4 leading candidates for u.s. senate face off right here in our kron. 4 studios. sure did. we had adam schiff, katie porter, barbara lee, steve garvey all here in our studios. >> battling it out to see who would take over that seat that was held for a long time by late senator dianne feinstein. and this is really your chance to hear their answers to things that might affect you and matter to you before you vote in the primary kron four's capitol correspondent wallace takes a closer look at their answers. >> well, the debate focused on the issues facing california, but it also included its fair

share of fireworks. this is sparks flying at the inside california politics. u.s. senate debate in san francisco. the 4 leading candidates in the race. democratic congressmembers adam schiff, katie porter and barbara and republican steve garvey facing off in the hour-long televised debate that touched on several topics. perhaps none more he did in the topic of former president donald j trump, steve garvey says he voted for the former president twice but garvey argues he's been unfairly labeled as an ardent trump supporter. i hope this puts too. >> 2 the constant badgering. and the use of the former president's name as attack against me. the greatest threat that we not on trump. donald trump engaged in insurrection and in my view should not be on the ballot. donald trump is a threat to our national security. >> he's he's a threat to our democracy, moderated by inside california politics co-host nikki laurenzo and frank buckley to debate touched on several issues including

homelessness and housing. should people who are experiencing homelessness be allowed to live? >> intense or rv's or on beaches or in parks while they wait for a permanent solution. you have 15 seconds. i don't think i think it's inhumane. mister garvey. >> you can say the minimum wage is fine where it is. but you want to know why people living on the street. it's because we're paying them poverty wages. this is a problem of making sure that california's biggest challenges, including the cost of housing become washington's biggest challenge. and that's what my 10 point plan doesn't really harnesses the power of the federal government to unleash that capital that we need to build more houses. we also need and the diction protection policy. and i'm working on that. also to get that passed into law on the crisis at the u.s. mexico border. >> i think that we need to invest in creating a lawful, orderly, humane immigration system and decade after decade, politicians in washington haven't done that. we will not have border security until we have

comprehensive immigration reform. we didn't have a policy of the border that is consistent with our values as a nation. >> i also think we need border at the border. when the president open the floodgates. and created a crisis in the united states. he should be the one to step up. in closed the border. steve garvey did not speak to journalists following the debate, but he did a code. this message throughout the night. these are 3 career politicians. >> who failed the people, his opponents back to different. many of experiences that californians have. i've lived. but i also know how to turn those challenges into policies and funding priorities and make life better for everyone. i don't see washington doing enough to solve our problems, bringing down the cost of childcare, making housing affordable for our workforce, addressing climate change. and so i'm really running to shake up the senate to make sure that it's working for californians not for big corporations. we need to do or in the senate. that knows how to get things done. >> a i've long track record of doing that. i'm going to deliver for california and i

would love to have their support. >> so what happens next? what the candidates tell me. they plan a campaign up and down the state in the final weeks ahead of primary election day. march 5th reporting in san francisco, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> it's a 34 in california attorney general rob bonta and the california legislative black caucus want the state to do more to support black mothers and their children. yeah. bonta says this starts with better anti-bias training for doctors and nurses were actually up kron four's. >> michael thomas in the newsroom following the story. michael. hi, good morning, everye. >> well, essentially this new remove our prompter up since like we're having issues. this new bill essentially would provide an extra layer for the required training for providers to ensure that black pregnant women get the medical attention that they need without having to ask. it's assembly bill. 23, 19 and its building off of the california dignity in pregnancy and childbirth act that was established a few years ago

requiring implicit bias training for care providers. now this new bill would build off of that by establishing firm deadlines for when those trainings needed to be finished and require compliance data to be posted online, which would allow the public to know which facilities have been given those anti-bias trainings and establish administrative penalties for those that have not complied. the attorney general says racial bias should not be a factor when it in our impact. the quality of care that black women receive during and or after pregnancy and childbirth. >> nearly one 3rd of black patients in california reported that they didn't feel that delivery room staff encourage them to make decisions about their birth progression. and more than 10% said they were treated unfairly during their hospital. stay because of their race or thereafter the city. so we need to listen to this data. listen to these women. and make substantial transformative change before another patient is hurt. of course, we're worse.

>> now, in addition, the bill will add inclusive language to account for non binary people and men of transgender experience who also carry children and give birth. and officials bringing this bill forward say the rate of maternal death for black women is 3 to 4 times higher than white women here in the state of california. adding that it's a statistic that seen across all income levels. that's a very latest on the newsroom. darya james, we'll send it back to all right. thanks a lot, michael. >> a 36 is the time now to another developing story this morning. we're following out of san mateo county where investigators are trying to figure out what happened after finding 2 children and 2 adults dead inside of a home crowd forced racist asset takes a closer look. >> so just after 9 o'clock this morning, we've got a 9-1-1, call to respond to the 4100 block how the focused on a welfare police spokesperson jeremy sir, at >> says that the caller told dispatch that they had not seen the family in a while and

was worried. sadly, once inside, they made a grisly discovery. 4 people dead. woman and 2 children. should they be concerned that there's someone out there? i mean, what are you saying to the as of this point? it seems to be an isolated incident and from everything that we've learned so far, we're not looking for any other and there's no concern for public safety. neighbors tell kron 4 news that the husband and wife had lived at the home with their twin sons for a few years. a resident says the boys were sweet. i love to wave. hello. the resident also said that it didn't appear that there was anything wrong and was distraught hearing about their deaths. you obviously think the whole family like other other relatives involved. is it just the entire family is now gone? but yeah, it makes you wonder so places your mind goes, was it? >> foul play? was it something that happened inside the home is just as a parent. it's hard not wonder this cemetery

resident said that he didn't know the family personally but says that he and others are in a state of shock about a situation like this unfolding in their neighborhood. police have brought into quarters vans. detectives, crime scene technicians as well as representatives from the district attorney's office. when asked if there was any sign of a weapon, they elaborate. this is a very tragic and horrible. >> seeing a rise. i'm is not something that happens every day it's tragic for the family, the community and all the officers in san mateo theresa kron, 4 news. >> 8.39, is the time and now head over to the niners. some controversy surrounding kyle shanahan's decision to take the ball first as the team went into overtime during the super bowl, it was the first game with the nfl's new playoff overtime rules shanahan's call obviously didn't work out for the forty-niners but on the other side of the field, chiefs players say that all the way back training camp, their head

coach andy reid actually win over the new rules that year. >> for over time, should they ever find themselves homes? niners players said they didn't get the same instruction and that's leaving some fans to wonder if maybe the team was as prepared as the chiefs were going into overtime. but fullback kyle use check had to say when asked about this during the post-game press conference. >> you know what? i didn't even realize that the the playoff rules were different and over time. so i've i assume you just want the ball kuz use court session and when, but i guess that's not the case. so i don't really i don't totally know the strategy there. now. we haven't talked about it now. >> you know what? it could shed a plus. it was win-win for a lucky and faithful. 40 niner fan who got to go to the game. thanks to make-a-wish foundation. >> this is 14 year-old adam hirst. >> and in 2022, doctors diagnosed him with a type of heart failure. they were able

to regulate it until last september. and that's when he caught a cold. he went into heart failure. he suffered a stroke that affected his entire left side and while in the hospital there, he was able get visits from some of his favorite forty-niners. look at the pictures. >> how cool is it? they came to visit and now he's recovered from his heart transplant. and now he gets to go cheer on them. >> and sherry did areas and he was joined by 19 other children for events leading up to the game, which was a lot of toward allegiance stadium. they want to fan events. >> they met players from both teams and hearst. yes, he's sad about the niners losing, but he is sure thankful to the niners and for make a wish for having his super bowl streams come true. >> all right. we're going to take a break here at 8.41. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the waymo car fire in san francisco's chinatown now has drawn the

attention of federal officials will tell you what they're warning people about when it comes prison. time for doing this. >> and still ahead on the morning news, a warning from the fbi as we head ford's valentine's day. what you need to look out for to keep yourself from being scammed.

the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we need to address this terrible epidemic of homelessness. we need to invest in good paying jobs, union jobs and investments in our future. this, this is why i'm running for the us senate. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message.

>> it's a 44 and the city of san jose is celebrating the lunar new year along with all of us and there they have, you know, the largest vietnamese community in the whole u.s. they do. and kron 4 s justin campbell explains how the

city's recognizing it's special community. >> the vietnamese flag flsing at san jose city hall. that's also blowing in red and yellow monday night. this is how the city hall will look like all week in honor of the lunar new year. also called that ted. >> in the vietnamese community, lunar new meant very specific to us and meant to freedom of choice. the met about custom it meant to be together with family and celebrate san jose as the largest vietnamese population outside of vietnam for councilmember bn one who immigrated to the u.s. from vietnam as a child. this lunar new year is extra special first year in the history of san jose. >> we were able to allow 8 hours so that employees can take 3 days off. the south bay city now recognizes lunar new year as a city holiday. >> city employees got a day off on friday, the eve of lunar new year wild won says

that's all a great start. he says they're still a lot more to be for the vietnamese community in san jose. >> we continue to suffer in politically and representation and i think is important in that. we recognize. the vietnamese community how large it is in this city reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> made new friends tommy chili. that's all i know now. oh, my god. haha. but andy, we're all going to say that later on this week with rain comes back and that's reopened only about it, john. yeah, because we've had such good weatthand today is going to be one more of those before. it's back to that wet weather we go. so just be ready for it so that you're not caught out there getting all looking outside at the golden gate bridge. we do have a few clouds for sure. it is going to be a partly cloudy day. >> obviously, it's still nice and bright out there, though,

partly cloudy ahead of tomorrow. showers which you can see making their way our direction well out in the pacific right now, it's actually going to be multiple systems that will steer right back into the picture. the first one is having its impact on valentine's day. so today, nice and dry. there's your clouds this afternoon. tomorrow we will be looking at a dry start, at least for your morning commute. but rainfall pushes into the north bay starting late morning and then into the rest of the bay area. really picking up in the afternoon. heavy pockets of rain fall as we do work our way into the middle of the day. so as you're getting outside, maybe planning that valentine's date, just make sure you're doing so with the umbrella and the rain jacket in tow, we should be drying out after dinner time for most of the bay area. and then thursday, kind of a breather between systems. rainfall tomorrow going to mount anywhere between a half an inch to an inch in some of our coastal and mountainous areas. we're going to have more on top of that into the weekend. and this is going to be a wet forecast all starting tomorrow and through the course of next

week, too. as for temperatures today, we are in for another mild and partly cloudy. one really to venture outside. hopefully enjoy our last consistently dry day for a while and get out there and just enjoy it. low 60's on the peninsula as well as into the south bay, san jose. one of our warmer spots at 62 today, right at 60 degrees for the tri valley. danville on over to oakland while upper 50's in richmond and berkeley, the late show and sonoma right at 60 degrees. same from santa rosa to sandra fell tomorrow for valentine's day. expect a dry start. but those afternoon hours is where do get shade if you're not ready for it, said just bring the rain jackets tomorrow and you can get some good use out of it into the weekend, too. thursday, aside from a morning, sprinkle possible looks to be fairly dry friday evening. rainfall returns and stays with us into saturday rain. all right, john, thank you for that. this the busiest hour that we've seen in terms of our traffic. >> look at that red across the board. a slow from up along 88

80, even to 80 along the peninsula. we're seeing delays last 17 as well. lot of folks traveling, especially this 8 o'clock hour, 14 minute ride heading into the city right now. no accidents on the bay bridge later. lives have been on since the early morning hours. 25 right center to rich recovering from an accident that just cleared about 15 minutes ago. 65 min, right? one 85 to menlo park selling it sold out in the just short of 52. and let's get a look at 80 croghan down towards the maze. we start to slow down watching him hercules. 41 minute right there are using is back to you. >> know you've probably seen this video by now. we're starting to learn more about that waymo vehicle that was set on fire in san francisco's chinatown over the weekend. thankfully, as it turns out, nobody was in the vehicle at the time. this is about 9 o'clock or so nights. the vehicle had just dropped off a

passenger that vehicle was heading down jackson street. it became surrounded by a group of people near grant street. the vehicle got confused its top, which is it safe protocol. but that's when people started jumping on the car. they were know it was there spray painted graffiti on it? even putting a firework inside. as you can see there, it exploded really just engulf that vehicle in flames. waymo. a lot of talk and san francisco, especially about. >> people not liking. driverless cars are thinking they're dangerous or wanting to a pump. her. but we talked to waymo actually they think it was a one-off thing. they do. they think it was just people partying and kind of getting out of hand. that was in some philosophical argument about driverless cars and the people in the crowd. they agree. it just was kind people when not. this was not i like some of that negative that i heard. >> this is literally just people collating the sake of theirs. trying to get its hear from some of the people in the

same crowd. >> now, obviously, san francisco police are investigating and now federal prosecutors have actually weighed in on social media. here's something they posted that said as a reminder to everybody that acts like this that violate the interstate commerce law could send somebody to prison for 5 to 40 years, depending on the circumstances surrounding the incidents. so best not to participate. if you see something like this starting to happen 8.50, right now, you know, tomorrow is valentine's day maybe love is on your mind. but don't fall victim to a scam or online. you act like they love you. >> the fbi says that people in the bay area victims here have lost more than 27 million dollars in all to online scams last year. and the scams come in many forms and here we are on valentine's day. so that could be, you know, maybe a significant other. it somebody poses. is that to get you to invest money or give money. the fbi says you can prevent from becoming a victim by be careful. don't release any private financial information to anybody that you online.

>> these people are very good at it. unfortunately, they've got a lot of practice. they keep notes. they keep detailed notes all of their interactions with potential victims and they can come across as perhaps one of the most adoring, a tentative for magic partners. >> yeah, i mean, think that they to them. this is their job. this is what they're trying to do is scan news. the fbi says in the bay area there have been scams and people fall victim in every county. but in santa clara county, there was the most victims and then you can see alameda county and contra costa county after that. monday yesterday was the 20th anniversary of the start of same marriages in san francisco. it was february 12, 2004 with then mayor gavin newsom defied a federal ban and hosted the weddings at city hall. and here's some of the pictures from those marriages. those weddings at city hall, the newly elected

mayor back then he even orchestrated and officiated the very first wedding himself on that day. newsom tweeted yesterday about the anniversary remembering a story about a little girl who came up to him. any sand said, quote, thank you for giving me 2 mommies. and this is crowds that were cheering in 2013 after same marriage officially became legal in california this fall, california is going to have chance to vote on a proposal to enshrine marriage as a fundamental right in the state constitution and remove language. >> that still defines marriage as between a man and a woman. >> 53 is the time and golden state assistant coach day-on muh-loy-uh vich was buried in serbia yesterday. head coach steve kerr assistant coaches, chris dimarco and ron adams, along with general manager mike donley. they were all there to pay their respects.

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