or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your eczema specialist about dupixent. : thanks for joining me on today's adventure. ask your eczema specialist from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll join us next time as we go into the wild. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, the city of oakland taking new steps to get unhoused residents off the streets. and thousands of people expected at today's san francisco's chinese new year parade. we take you inside the biggest celebration of its

kind outside of asia. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, february the 24th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. definitely good morning and good morning, everybody. start your engines for springs today. that's what it's going to feel like a shake off those winter blues. as we see temperatures soar beyond 70 degrees. well inland, it looks like everybody treated to lots of sunshine. a little bit of breeze coming with it. however, looks like there's still some showers and our 7 day forecast both near and far on that right now. first things looks pretty good as we start the day. this is a san jose state. just a few little scattered clouds in the background. as you will notice, there was this move on shore. see that little doughnut there in the lower left-hand side of your screen. there. that's going to be responsible for some increasing clouds tomorrow and some showers late tomorrow

into early monday. however, that's not the real unsettled weather. we're looking at way upstream reminder that it's still winter month. by the time we get, there course will be early march by the time it gets here. but it looks like by the end of next week, things will change again, calm wind conditions for you. a single digits, not much that we have a wind spurred until we get to on monday. looks like most readings in the 40's for now. a couple of 50's hanging san francisco at 54. 52 for half moon bay. but you could check out how we stand were a little bit trailing around the midday up north and down south a little bit warmer than this time from yesterday. so wall to wall sunshine on balance and already by 2 o'clock, we're sailing into the mid to upper 60's and again inland. we're going to see some 70's that that to have your 4 zone forecast and check in what it looks like into next week as well. 70. all right, dave. >> a lawsuit over homeless sweeps in san francisco is now on hold. a federal judge made the decision on friday. in the meantime, the supreme court is reviewing a similar case out of oregon. kron four's. dan

thorn has the details. >> the city of san francisco gets the pause it asked for in a lawsuit over encampment sweeps a federal judge granted the hold friday as the supreme court decides whether people can be removed from street camps without the offer of immediate housing. we asked the judge to pause the lawsuit so that we're not wasting significant public resources continuing to litigate this case. >> when it's very possible that the decision could come down to change the legal landscape. san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says the decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction

preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we will be prepared this summer to continue our litigation and ensure that the city does not waste more taxpayer dollars on dehumanizing unhoused people with costly and ineffective practices that will make it harder for people to exit homelessness. >> and that was dan thorn reporting for us this morning. the supreme court's review of grants pass comes after

governor gavin newsom and the city attorney david chiu urged the lawsuit to be looked at a decision from the high court is expected in june. in the east bay. saint public. police are looking for a woman accused of hitting an officer with her car. police say it happened around 1 o'clock friday afternoon in the area of san pablo dam road. and san pablo avenue. investigators say officers tried to pull over a car reported to be stolen, but the driver refused and led police on a chase. police say the suspect's car then collided with another car parked at all to boulevard near richmond. high school when an officer got out of his patrol car arrest the suspect. police say that's when the suspect drove towards the officer and hit it. police are looking for a red 2018 chevy malibu with california license plate. >> 8 z uh 2 to 7. police say the front windshield should be damaged. the officer again, who was hit by the car, fired 2 rounds at the vehicle. that officer was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

and oakland man is convicted in a father's day shooting that left 3 people dead and 4 others injured in richmond. it happened 3 years ago at a house party. andrei k ramirez como was convicted on 3 counts of first-degree murder and 4 counts of attempted murder. prosecutors say ramirez como and a teen opened fire on a group of partygoers mistaking them for rival gang members. he is scheduled to be sentenced next month and faces a life sentence. the teen's identity has not been released, but they have been charged for the shooting. for workers in the hospital after being electrocuted in san jose. it happened just before 11 o'clock friday morning. fire officials say 2 men were working near some power lines near the intersection of zenker road and elijah street when one of them make contact with the power line, at least one of the men suffered burn injuries. it took crews just over 3 hours to rescue the pair. >> one of the things that pg e wants to reiterate is any time you're working around any high voltage lines, you want to stay at least 30 feet away. obviously, in this those protocols weren't followed. so

we weren't sure what happened there. >> told the men were contracted to work for a nearby apartment building. state investigators are looking into what happened. bay cities are recovering from a cyber attack thursday, oakley city manager declared a state of emergency pleasant hill. officials say they caught the problem in their systems are not at risk at this time. no word yet. if the hackers got a hold of any private information, it's not clear at this point if the 2 incidents are related. the city of oakland got 14 million dollars to develop this land into new housing units for formerly homeless seniors. the land is near william patterson park in the area of hedges avenue in santa clara street in east oakland. the plan is to build 40 new homes. mayor sheng thao says the money is part of project homekey which has helped the city secured more than 450 permanent housing use at units since 2020. the 48 year-old woman is recovering in the hospital after a home invasion robbery in san francisco. police say

the robbery happened thursday night on dakota street in potrero hill where 2 women broke into the home and stole some cash. investigators said the vicm'injuries are not life-threatening. the 2 thieves, however, are still on the loose. teens face attempted murder charges in napa. police say a 16 year-old and a 17 year-old shot. someone walking their dog along myrtle avenue last friday night. no one investigators arrested the teens thursday after finding evidence at the shooting site they had the teens are known members of the. if you plan to be in santa rosa this weekend, part of westbound highway 12 will be shut down for road repairs. the closure between santa rosa and done avenues is set to be in place through monday moin at 5 o'clock with full closures at night and partial ones in the morning highway 12 eastbound will stay open for a full list of when those will be. then head to our website. kron 4 dot com. we'll take a look at this. the ground still very when piedmont after the storm we saw earlier this week, a

large tree came down in a neighborhood. crews responded and cleared that tree from the roadway. and happening today, thousands of people are expected to celebrate the year of the dragon at this year's chinese new year parade in san francisco. course, if justices live for us now in the area with the details on this. tiffany, how's it looking out there? good morning, stephanie. yes, we are a few hours out for when this parade will start, but they have kind of set up a little bit. you can see that they have those safety barriers in place. >> when this parade is going to get going at 5.15, this afternoon, they will spread those out and thousands of people are expected to be here celebrating the year of the dragon. so let's talk more about this. we're at where this parade starts here at second and market and it will wind its way through the city ending at kearney. and jackson. organizers say that this parade will last 2 and a half hours and it's free to come. watch actress and

comedian aquafina is going to be the grand marshal of this year's parade. but if you want to do something before 5 o'clock this afternoon, there are more events. there is a community street fair in chinatown today and tomorrow today will go from 10:00am to 04:00pm and there will be over 120 boost with the entertainment stage on pacific avenue. have a lot a >> bring a lot of business and it very crowded. happy. everybody smiling on to face that things we like to see. ok, i'm so so there are some >> street closures. we want to give you a heads up about as well. so the parade will start here as second in market will go through union square. it will take a right on powell and left on kearney ending on columbus avenue. so all of those streets will be blocked off for those 2 and a half hours, according to sfpd. we also do want to tell yo

this. they say if you plan on coming to for that parade, no big bags will be allowed 70 back to all right. some helpful guidance there. tiffany is sure to be a great time for all who attend. thanks so much. >> for me, the best of all. they wanted to keep it as it was. >> morning news, a 24 year-old open bar close to shutting its stores gets a second chance. the community reaction coming up. plus, we're less than a week away from a government shutdown in congress is still struggling to reach a deal. >> hey, enjoy the sunshine and those sweet temperatures to going right tprough the 60's already by noon reaching the lower to middle 70's and some of those inland valleys. there is, though, a flavor of winter. but again, that 7 day forecast. look at that forecast. we come back on forecast. we come back on profit warnings continue.

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>> a fixture in oakland's nightlife is getting a new life. ruby room is set to reopen next week under new ownership. kron four's amanda hari caught up with the current owner about what's next. >> ruby room has been a staple in oakland for more than 2 decades located just blocks from lake merritt. it's one of last true dive bars in the city. it's history can be seen throughout a fitting ruby red pool table, graffiti decorating the bathroom bittersweet. of course. you know, it's been it was 24 years of my life and i love the majority and founding owner alfredo botelho gets to be in charge for just a few

more dates soon. he'll pass on the keys to someone else. the new ownership coming after he and his business partners first announced that the bar would be closing for good at the end of last year, all because of the pandemic. ruby remants experience with all of downtown oakland has been experiencing, which is. >> i think during covid people's going out how to change, realized could just stay home and buy a bottle of tequila and watch a movie. and i think that became a habit botelho and his partners went their separate ways. he wrote a book and decided to move on from the bar business. but they had a change of heart about closing the bar. i realize when we were closing, how much we had. played a part in some people's lives, people. they proposed hearing about their future wife here. came or to enter so bad breakup. the 3 co-owners decided to find potential buyers opening up on friday nights to keep their liquor license in january. do it? could denis and give sought a the owners of blue nile or

restaurant located just a block away. >> called with an offer for me. best of all. they wanted to keep it as it was. they loved room being midcentury living room to all of oakland. and they even want to keep on some of my staff and so on, no change in the court to be a little clean up here. and there. >> and i love that. that was great. the new owners will take over on march first until then, botelho will remain in charge and soak up the opportunity to hear from more people about how ruby has changed their thank you for creating oakland's living room. >> and at that moment i realized we were. doing more than just selling. look, you're in the market that we're truly a community space where everyone is. welcome in oakland, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right. taking a live look now from mount tam this morning. gorgeous view of the bay. hello there, san francisco at 7.16 this

saturday. check in now with dave. for more on our weather. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. oh, what a sweet saturday we will have. here's another shot for you. >> east bay, shoreline, blue skies, blue bay. lots of that to dish out for today. yes, some high cloudiness, but beyond that, basically nice sunshine. hey, it's not raining. it's been a couple weekends. we've not been able to say that. so it looks pretty good on that front. >> tomorrow is a little different. we'll get into that just a bit. all right. here's this low. that's going to kind of a spoiler. but at least we get a nice saturday out of things little in the way of some cloud cover in socal. all coming up from the southern latitudes. but conditions remaining mild, in fact, will be warm into this afternoon. futurecast for today. enjoy the sunshine. even clear up looks like as well. now tonight into tomorrow morning, some of that marine layer starts coming back again. so might have some fog. and along with that some cloud cover. and it looks like the cloud cover will linger for much of the day will called variable clouds kind of work in progress here. the moisture you can see bubbling up from the south. this is now getting out to monday morning. but

onset of sunday, rather make it a little stray sprinkle here or there. but on balance, it is going to look different than today with that scattered clouds monday. again, got the moisture bubbling up from the south and that showers into monday favoring the south a little bit in the east bay, too. now for this all the way till sunday night for those winds, this will be kind of after we get that little dose of rain showers. this goes into monday night and there's a little pop of some winds coming in from the north west. as you can see, this will be a little cooler, but it says drier air filtering in behind the little rain event as smooth a little compared to everything we've been through and compare what's happening later in the week. so let's line everything up here for you. what a nice view from sfo going on to a spirit of spring, a little spurt, rather sunny and mild with up mid 70's going on. well inland, some spots even along the east bay shoreline in the lower 70's. but at least that's pretty good tomorrow. sun and clouds mixture, a few showers late and very few on that count. it's monday. it looks like showers and then dry heading into tuesday in the

middle portion of the week. that means chilly nights to will revisit some of those upper 30's, too unsettled late on thursday onwards. so that's what i meant for next weekend. looks like kind of a wash this far out. 68 san francisco will do 71 for oakland. 75 san jose. but here is a little bit of your spurt of spring with 70's lining us up here. looks like lower 70's along the east bay shoreline. so a little flavor of that going forward. but boy, things will change later in the week, stephanie. so watch out with your rain gear at all that you still want to have that handy. okay. things will become unsettled again. that's good to know. thanks so much. data about all right. >> well, big story we're following today. we could be just days away from a government shutdown. the u.s. is set to run out of money at the end of next week. our trevor shirley has the latest. >> there's no sign that congress is close to avoiding a shutdown. the clock is ticking. and so what do we do next? congress returns to washington monday with a handful of federal agencies

said to shutter march 1st and the remaining ones march 8th leaving lawmakers little time to broker a deal. i hope we can do that. i don't think anybody wants to you know, according a government shutdown here. but we've got to actually move towards a regular appropriations process. a shutdown would close all but the most essential functions of government along with shuttering national parks and museums. >> both sides have tried to assure the public a shutdown won't happen, but that's appearing less likely. do you want to close mount rushmore? so the southern border could be open hard, right? republicans are pressuring speaker mike johnson to reject any government funding bill that doesn't include new border security protections. you with a secure the border or you get no money for the government. but even some democrats who support border reform say the disruptions caused by a government shutdown aren't worth that fight. it is so challenging to get anything done in congress. >> because i work with republican colleagues who simply don't want to fix

things. >> a bipartisan spending deal could be released as early as sunday, but it's still not clear whether house speaker mike johnson would except that agreement reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. san ramon valley, unified faces a lawsuit over its handling of an alleged assault of a student. >> but lawsuit claims a theater arts teacher gave hand massages to female students and made them sit on his lap. we have reached out to the school district for their response to this lawsuit. we have yet to hear back. and bill would allow californians to drink alcohol in more public spaces. bill signed by governor newsom last year allowed the city of san francisco to create special areas for drinking alcohol on streets or sidewalks. the new bill in its current form would expand this power to all cities and counties. and today in the east bay, oakland, sports fans, host fans fest at jack london square. many fans continue to protest the a's. we recently location attempts to las vegas. several former players for the a's are set to attend today. representatives

from the oakland roots in seoul, soccer teams. plus the new oakland ballers baseball team will also be on hand. the festivities start at 11:00am. that block 15 and run until 4 o'clock. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a san jose fake reviews is thousands of dollars after tesla cancels a large order. >> how elon musk is responding. at first, i used better than bouillon for broth.

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>> so fantastic. conditions expected for skiers and snowboarders this weekend in the sierra on friday morning. people lined up early to hit the slopes at sugar bowl. as you can see there, a resort spokesperson says things have been looking up following a slower start to the ski season. >> we received 95 inches january 109 inches in february. and it's just going to keep coming. we received actually over 3 feet in the last 7 days. >> california's overall snowpack is at 88% of normal for this time of year, which if it holds, will be good news for the state's water supply. cal state students made history friday by forming the largest student worker union in the country. as of state students celebrated this announcement, students with on-campus jobs launched the effort 2 years ago demanding more pay and sick time. a student organizer told kron 4 he's been making less than the san francisco minimum wage. >> personally, i have been inviting the edge of having to

go into debt to fund my own education. i went to community college before transferring here. i've been saving up for many years. i've been doing everything i can financially rights to not have to take on the burden of student loans and still every semester had almost every other i still have to is it worth taking out student loans? so i can afford my housing without having stress. >> the next step for the group is forming bargaining demands and agreements. >> state lawmakers introduced a bill targeting a newly emerging drug commonly referred to as tranq capitol correspondent wallace. i'll tell you what we know about what the bill would do.

>> now on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay family left homeless this morning after a fire destroys their home. plus. >> they just keep raising the price of really just don't have any choice but to have to kind of keep paying >> jenny rates keep going up and so have the company's profits. the push to bring prices for consumers down. >> morning news, thank you so much for joining us today. we'll get to all those stories in just a moment. let's get you started this half hour with a look at the weather with dave sphar pay their day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody off to a great start and that's going to be a great saturday for you as well. a little flavor. some of those spring temperatures

coming along with a wry board is taking a break in winter because it will be back. >> as we get into next week, it looks like and that means some showers as early as late tomorrow into monday. but there's a bigger dose into next weekend. for now, the beauty shot coming in from sfo. and by the way, there's about a half-hour delay cooking here because of the construction on runways and so forth unrelated. obviously the weather, nice red hue had orange hue of going on a little bit earlier. but as the sun comes up, a little higher that's eroding away temperature check for a lot of readings in the 40's. some lower 50's like delay. what? 50 54 for san diego or san francisco or other. 48, meanwhile, for half moon bay and also matching that in san jose where a little warmer to the north and to the south midday. but cooler now. but we're going to make up for all of that into this afternoon. now. little spoiler for the weekend as a package. now we get to tomorrow. looks like we'll get some of those scattered clouds working in here now, variable clouds, howell phrase that. but it will look at all like today, little cooler as well. but some she scattered showers are possible, but most likely that

will happen after sunset on sunday into your monday. but looking sweet for today. lot of 60's going on by the afternoon. even some lower 70's as well. we'll into that in your 4 zone forecast and check into the extended for that extended traffic as well. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. the family of san ramon is recovering from a fire that destroyed their home to make matters worse as kron four's philippe djegal learned that property was not insured. >> lindsey do and her daughter maddie say the past week has been surreal. their family has been living with their neighbors next door since their home in san ramon caught fire saturday night and struggling. trying to get through day by an electrical malfunction caused a spark eventually shooting flames through the house, destroying the interior. it's but i mean. >> we'll see what happens on the positive side. the family of 4 plus 3 dogs are all alive, but lin's says her husband has lived in this home. his entire life. they

renovated the place themselves. and lost her wedding ring in the fire as well as both her and her husband, cell phones, which they left behind and grateful that her family is here. >> i don't want to seem like i'm just like petty person, those material things mean something and we we want we want that. but now they're gone. making matters worse. the home is not insured. everything last is gone. >> a gofundme fundraiser has been set up online to help the family recover. all of our neighbors have been like extremely gracious. >> they've been giving us whatever we need in past. >> wonderful them say, say it's too soon to say whether or not they intend to move back into the home after the rebuild. right now they're focusing on themselves. everything is just materials and they can get replace. it's not that big of a deal, but anything that helps us get off our feet from literally 0. is very much appreciated.

appreciated and welcome in san ramon, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news as california grapples with the opioid crisis. a state lawmaker is sounding the alarm over a newly emerging drugs. >> our capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a look at the new legislation targeting the problem. >> this is an on going crisis. some remember just me baynes not mincing words about the opioid epidemic impacting the golden state and the nation. data from the california department of public health showed in 2022. more than 6,470 california has died of fentanyl poisoning that you're alone coming out to about 124 deaths per week. but now there's concern the crisis could get even worse due to this new and emerging drug known as i often referred to as tranq and trying don't we need to work harder to defeat this. she says that noting tranq is not approved for human use. specifically. it's a non opioid tranquilizer

typically usld on horses and in specialized veterinary settings. but in humans, it's been known to cause severe flushing rooms, sedation and death. still, it's become increasingly prevalent in communities and on the streets where it's been found mixed with fentanyl and other opioids. a combination deemed even more lethal and fentanyl alone. what's worse? the problem seems to be getting worse. a study from the centers for disease control found in 2019, the national monthly percentage of poisoning deaths involving a mixture of fentanyl and silencing stood at 3%. but that number increased to 11% in 2022, we need to get. >> ahead of this. instead we're falling way behind. that's why baynes herself, a central valley medical doctor with years of experience treating drug addiction has introduced ab 30 29 to increase silencing testing statewide and categorize it in the drug schedule. classification system originally created to educate the public on the drugs addiction, potential and its potential to cause harm. it

also helps determine penalties for drug dealers and traffickers and but can become addicted to what's on the streets. people don't understand the problem. >> this is a lack of addiction services. this is a lack of planning and prevention for the drugs that are hitting the streets. but at the same time, it also comes down to making sure people are held accountable for dealing drugs. it's both. >> and doctor bain says it's always a good idea to have the overdose reversal medication. narcan on hand, it could save a life reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> investigators in arizona say cold case victim may have bay area connections. the sheriff's office in mohave county, arizona, released a sketch of the victim identified as luis alonso parade. us. his remains were found by hikers back in 1976. but he was not identified until last october. investigators say perez was originally from el salvador.

they believe he worked for the coast guard and the navy in the bay area for about 10 years before he was killed. on the peninsula. 17 year-old is behind bars after allegedly breaking into a building on in pacifica on wednesday. officers responded to reports of a robbery at the former siebel building right off hig way. police arrived, they found the teen trying to run off. officers arrested the suspect on multiple burglary charges last month. siebel closed up shop for good after 60 years. where your money, anger and frustration from some pg and e customers over news. the company increased profits by almost 25% last year. but customers didn't see any relief on their bills. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> but blew my by fremont resident robert carter is talking about pacific gas and electric. the utility just reported a profit for 2023 of 2.2, 4 billion dollars. that's almost a 25% increase over the previous year and comes following a series of rate

hikes that a customer bills go through. the roof of the situation is becoming kind of untenable. it's just keep eating in 2. the the money that we can use to live for its part pg and e says we're excited about the future we're creating for customers and investors differentiating ourselves and safety and financial performance while building a system that meets the climate challenges of tomorrow. the fact that >> pg and e. >> is booking record profits for its shareholders. >> while >> rate payers, customers have record high bills. it's completely outrageous and unacceptable. martone is with the utility reform network. >> he says it's time the california public utilities commission stopped rubber stamping these rate hikes and do what he says is right for consumers. has been calling for. >> capped annual rate. no high

here. the cost of living adjustment that provided each year by social security. whether that will get any traction is unknown. >> right now customers are dealing with a 13% be jeanne rate hike that went into effect at the beginning of the year. carter says it's all getting to be too much in his next move may be out of california. >> starting a family raising a family and just the economics just don't work out. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the state of california will spend more than 500 million dollars to upgrade water infrastructure in the state. senators alex padilla and laphonza butler announced the grant from the epa. the money will focus on creating more clean drinking water by replacing old pipes and improving storm drain systems. francisco police could soon make fewer traffic stops. the city's police commission passed a measure this week barring stops for low-level offenses, including failure to display or properly mount license plates, registration tags and driving with expired

registration. the moves come after an analysis of sfp. d's data revealed that black drivers were stopped at 6 times the rate of white drivers quarter. rather. earlier this month, community member sent a letter to the commission requesting the policy move forward after being put on hold for 2 years. and we just got this statement from the police officers association in san francisco. it says in part the police commission's decision was a huge boost to their egos. but it's a colossal bust. republic safety for san franciscans. the police commission has effectively told criminals preying on our city that they're safe from arrest. if they obey the speed limit and keep expired tags on their cars. so quite a strong response there from the sf. a peel away. elon musk says he wants to make things right with the south bay bakery after his company, tesla ordered thousands of pies and then bailed out at the last minute. the company order 4,000, many pies from the giving pies in san jose's

willow, glen neighborhood. and then last minute canceled the entire order. after all, the pies were bait. the owner says her bakery is now out thousands of dollars on friday. musk responded to our story on acts saying in part, quote, that he will make things good with the bakery and that people should always be able to count on tesla trying its best. the bakery owners says the company reached out to her via text and offered to cover 2 events in march. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, restaurant in san francisco is offering a special dinner in honor of black history month. >> and you can enjoy it for one night. we introduce you to the people behind the menu. and after the break, warriors head coach steve kerr stein's a record-breaking deal with the team. we've got the details coming up in sports. >> a look at high temperatures today. not bad. well in the 60's and 70's still in the east bay. it 70's when you head down to the south bay, this all comes with lots of sunshine, too. a look at that.

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>> the golden state warriors continued their hot streak as they took on the charlotte hornets last night. kron four's erin wilson has the latest. >> the warriors and warnings came in a chase on friday night. both of them coming off of a back-to-back game or at least that was the second of

the back-to-back game on friday. and you could when you get down there on the floor because it was slapping. but before i get sloppy, get better for the warriors because steve kerr, the man who orchestrated the last 4 warrior championships. well, he agreed to a two-year 35 million dollar contract extension that will make him the highest paid coach in nba history. that occurs deal was set to expire in 2023. 24 season. that was this season. but now he has the 17.5 million dollar more extinction news. >> to put him through to the sweet. 25 26 campaign and the extension alliance. and with the 2 years left curry's contract, which is great now, coach. everyone was excited about. let's talk about the game now because both teams are on their second in the bank's biggest mission is shown early on because they both combined with 25 turnovers. both teams draymond opgreen throws one away. it's all about coin is then they go

back on the break with gp to still right back in the warriors. get ahead. it will they make that one count? >> with the running banker from steph curry there. that was a nice shot down a horn. is they turn it over again in step with the pick. he brings it up on his own and will he does what he does? he not so in their from the top of the key. they go about 98 point 15 points on the night for stiffed and it was great ball movement right here because draymond finds a stark each old man finds a wide open gp 2. what a nice little bunny. there they make that link why he had nice night off the bench is will 13 points in. 21 minutes. thanks 3 there. he's the short jumper there. brandin pajemski. then on the other hand after this play, he decides to get a little crafty with his handles. here's rob's off of the screen that craig thomson doesn't the kids. but james gives him the work in put someone is behind before. it's all said and done and then hit the dagger. there and

the warriors. they were not with this one. 97 to 84 was the final draymond green loving every bit of that as well as all of the nation. this all i have for you, though, i toss it back to you at the >> aaron, thank you. >> all right. take a live look now outside at walnut creek this morning. traffic moving along quite nicely and quite a number of cars on the for this time of day at 7.45. and what kind of conditions can those drivers expect out there good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody want to do layers probably today because things will improve in the afternoon as we warm up. >> just checking in with his 17 national park. look at that. nice coating of snow. still a lingering there to be added to from a couple of systems upstream. your tahoe forecast reflects monday. snow showers are going to repeat this. by the way and of the week. futurecast for for today. we're looking good on this front. however, things start to turn tonight and into your sunday. the variable cloud situation might have a stray shower, deeper moisture. however, that's still a little bit upstream. get a little

time to work in here into monday's forecast. a quick check of the winds tomorrow night into monday. they pop, as you can see into wednesday. i'm sorry, monday night into tuesday overnight. that's will actually see a little pop with the winds and the longer range forecast. this is what we have into monday. we dry out for the balance of the week until about thursday. and then there's a succession of systems dropping south. you can see kind of wet yet again. it looks like for next weekend. so enjoy this saturday, particularly 4 zone forecast today. 68 and we see a lot of mid 60's to the coast bayside upper 60's. but some 70's breaking out in this pocket here. palo alto, 71 redwood city matching mountain view, too, in the south bay. this is the really warm numbers. mid 70's, san jose. it's still february. yes, 72 cupertino. peta, 73 east bay shoreline, lower 70's mirroring that of tri valley. but 70's will take it. 70 san ramon and danville also conquered 71 for oakland, richmond at 69 68 the late show with 70 per fairfield. 71

going on for and looks like we'll check in with santa rosa at 72. the traffic coming for us tomorrow night into monday. that will be dismissed. couple scattered showers and all that drying out for the middle of the week. so you notice a drop in those lows back to business in the 30's. however, it looks like a bigger commitment for rain gets here on thursday. stephanie, in there is a pop of some colder air working in here who might actually give us snow in our local mountains. that means it's getting down to 4,005 1000 feet how long that will last or whatever. the land is pretty warm. sticky, but we might actually see it up there. so, okay. so i just keep bundling up yet. another flavor winter. all right. thanks so much. state. >> happening right now, a new bill by san francisco assemblymember phil ting aims to help drivers a slower vehicles which to environmentally friendly cars. the bill aims to modernize california's clean cars for all program by making higher rebates available for lower-income high mileage drivers with older high polluting cars, assembly

member teams as providing incentives are critical to help the state cut its greenhouse gas emissions. and as we celebrate black history month here at kron 4, this coming thursday, a renowned chef and the celebrated sommelier are offering a very special dining experience. kron four's vicki liviakis takes us there. >> tying pets getting ready to lines made by some of her favorite black white sneakers. lovingly called him. uncle mack. she is a sommelier here at one market in san francisco and she pair them alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated 2 black history month. >> black history night special dinner includes a juicy ribeye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this

country is as a back and points to the strip and grits. >> good people love right to get, you know, you know, it's very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity in the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and there are only too happy to share unique experience with diners pot. excellent. at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only one 5 a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like us in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news 5 looks delicious. >> and kron 4 is honoring

black history throughout the month. tune into our special airing next thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm. protecting your privacy online can be a challenge. so in this morning's tech smart, rich rich demuro talks to a cyber security expert about how we can protect our personal information. >> i know it takes more time and effort to practice safe cybersecurity. but once you know what you're up against, it's worth the extra steps to better protect yourself. >> the last thing you want is for your information to end up on the dark web. every bad. >> possible criminal thing you could think of to buy in is available on on the dark chances are some of it is already there. >> data credit card information, social security numbers that are for sale bank account professionals that somebody including your bank balance so that somebody he trying to steal from the supply. the myer is director of the national cyber security

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plus, a lawsuit over homeless sweeps in san francisco is put on hold. and 2 east bay cities hit with a cyberattack. stay with us kron. 4 morning news continues with those stories and monow on the kron. 4

morning news. the city of oakland taking new steps to get unhoused residents off the streets. and thousands of people are expected at today's san francisco chinese new year parade. we take you inside the biggest celebration of its kind outside of asia.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news and stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, february the 24th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, today's. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and for today, sunshine is the rule. enjoy a little flavor of spring today. yes, those numbers going to be soaring. well, the business of the 60's, even some 70's for you as well. the things will change a little bit tomorrow. sky condition wise and we are looking for a little dose of some showers. but the bigger stuff will happen really a week from now or so. there's a live look of the east bay shoreline, blue bay, blue skies on balance. but little spoiler there for sunday. it's going take a while to get here. so it's taking the scenic route. let's enjoy today and again, a notice. more cloud cover for tomorrow and into your monday to winds not doing much of anything actually after the civil affair with some showers

leading into monday by monday night. we'll start to get a little pop of some onshore winds 50's on board. it looks like for the east bay shoreline except fremont a chilly. 43. 48 for a antioch with 55 san francisco this hour. there's the cooler spots you can see mid bay little warmer up north and also down south. that's where the warmest numbers will probably be today in the south bay. 64 at high noon, 67 by 3 o'clock. again, some readings reaching the lower to even almost middle 70's. and it will take a look at the weekend forecast going on for you. a little hint of what you expected to next week, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a lawsuit over homeless sweeps in san francisco is now on hold. a federal judge made the decision friday. in the meantime, the supreme court is reviewing a similar case out of oregon. kron four's. dan thorn has the details. >> the city of san francisco gets the pause it asked for in a lawsuit over encampment sweeps a federal judge granted the hold friday as the supreme court decides whether people can be removed from street

camps without the offer of immediate housing. we asked the judge to pause the lawsuit so that we're not wasting significant public resources continuing to litigate this case. >> when it's very possible that a decision could come down to change the legal landscape. san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says the decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an

impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we will be prepared this summer to continue our litigation and ensure that the city does not waste morer taxpayer dollars on dehumanizing unhoused people with costly and ineffective practices that will make it harder for people to exit homelessness. >> and that was dan thorn reporting for us this morning. the supreme court's review of grants pass comes after governor gavin newsom and the city attorney david chiu urged the lawsuit to be looked at decision from the high court is expected in june. in the east bay. san pablo. police are looking for a woman accused of hitting an officer with her car. police say it happened around 1 o'clock friday afternoon in the area of san pablo dam road and san

pablo avenue. investigators say officers tried to pull over a car reported to be stolen, but the driver refused and led policon a instead, police say the suspects car then collided withanother car parked on all free to boulevard near richmond. high school. officer of his patrol car to arrest the suspect. police say the suspect drove towards the officer and hit him. police are now looking for a red 2018 chevy malibu with california license plate. >> easy. you h 2, 2, 7, police say the front windshield should be damaged. >> the officer who was hit by the car fire 2 rounds at the vehicle. >> the officer was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. and obama is convicted in a father's day shooting that left 3 people dead and 4 others injured enrichment. it happened 3 years ago at a house party and we cause ramirez. como was convicted on 3 counts of first degree murder and 4 counts of attempted murder. prosecutors say ramirez como and a teen opened fire on a group of

partygoers mistaking them for rival gang members. he is scheduled to be sketch sentence next month and faces a life sentence. the teen's identity has not been released, but they have been charged for the shooting. structure workers in the hospital after being electrocuted in san jose. it happened just before 11 o'clock friday morning. fire officials say 2 men were working near some power lines near the intersection of zenker road and elijah street when one of them make contact with the power line, at least one of the men suffered burn injuries. it took crews just over 3 hours to rescue the met. one of the things that pg e wants to reiterate is any time you're working around any high voltage lines, you want to stay at least 30 feet away. obviously in this those protocols weren't followed. >> so we weren't sure what happened there. >> we're told the men were contracted to work for a nearby apartment building. state investigators are looking into what happened. well to east bay cities are recovering from a cyber attack on thursday locally city manager declared a state of

emergency pleasant hill. officials say they caught the problem in their systems are not at risk at this time. no word yet. if the hackers got a hold of any private information, it's not clear at this point if the 2 incidents are related. the city of oakland got 14 million dollars to develop this land into new housing units for formerly homeless seniors. the land is near william patterson park in the area of hedges avenue, santa clara street in east oakland. the plan is to build 40 new homes. mayor sheng thao says the money is part of project homekey which is help the city secure. more than 450 permanent housing units since 2020. the 48 year-old woman is recovering in the hospital after a home invasion robbery in san francisco. police say the robbery took place thursday night on dakota street in potrero hill where 2 women broke into the home and stole some cash. investigators say the victim's injuries are not life-threatening. 2 thieves, they say are still on the loose. 2 teens face

attempted murder charges in napa. police say a 16 year-old and a 17 year-old shot at someone walking their dog along myrtle avenue last friday night. no one was hurt. investigators arrested the teens thursday after finding evidence at the shooting site. they add that teens are no members of the. if you plan to b part of westbound highway 12 will be closed for road repairs. the closure between santa rosa and done avenues is set to be in place through monday morning at 5 o'clock with full closures at night and partial ones in the morning highway 12 eastbound stays open for a full list of when those closures will take place. you can head over to our website kron 4 dot com. and take a look the ground is still very wet in piedmont after the storm we saw earlier this week. so at that, a large tree came down in a neighborhood. crews responded and cleared the tree from the roadway. happening today, thousands of people are expected to celebrate the year of the dragon at this year's

chinese new year parade san francisco. was tiffany justice is live out in the area. now with the details on this. good morning, tiffany. good morning, stephanie. yes, we are several hours away from the parade, but the anticipation is growing. organizers have been getting ready as well. >> they have the safety barriers out already. and once we get closer to the parade, which will kick off at 5.15, will start to really set up and get going. so we are where the parade is starting at second and market and it will wind its way through the city ending at kearney and jackson organizers say that this parade will last about 2 and a half hours and it's free to come watch. actress and comedian aquafina is going to be the grand marshal of this year's parade. but if you want to do something before 5 o'clock as well, there are other events. there is a community street fair in chinatown today and tomorrow today it will go from 10:00am to 04:00pm. there will be over 120 booths there with the entertainment stage right on

pacific avenue. have a lot. a new >> and it brings a lot of business and it very crowded. happy. everybody smiling on to face that things we like to see. okay. so >> there are some street closures. we want to give you a heads up about this morning. the parade will start here at second and market and go through union square. it will take a right on powell and then a left on kearney ending on columbus avenue. all of those streets will be blocked off for those 2 and a half hours. sfpd also giving parade goers a heads up. if you plan on going for the parade, no big bags will be allowed that to 70. >> all right. tiffany, thanks so much for that. and it sounds like it's going to be day of fun out there and check it out today. thanks so much. >> for me, the best of all. they wanted to keep it as it was. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a 24 year-old oakland bars close to shutting

its doors, but it gets a second chance. the community reaction coming up. plus, we're less than a week away from a government shutdown. if congress is struggling to reach a deal will get there. >> a little flavor of spring today. lots of sunshine temperatures soaring well in the 60's and even into the 70's to not go last long. those things turn again on sunday looks forecast. we come back from 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back. and good morning, everybody. live shot coming in from half moon bay.

look at that. blue skies peaceful, see at work here. and this is a image you'll see all over the coast today in even well inland as we see those temperatures warm up nicely. some high cloudiness short, a kind of paint the skies, but really the spoilers out to see here. i say that because tomorrow we'll see a lot more cloud cover going on here. kind of variable clouds and maybe even a passing sprinkle and whatever rain event, we're going to get this going to play out early part of monday before shelves on out monday night will get little pop of winds. let's go to future cast for you can kind of see it in graphic form. sweet today. again, just noting some high clouds tonight, some of that lower level moisture gets in here will probably get some of the way of fog trying to come in here, too. and that variable cloudy scenario sticks around all day. not real hopeful. get much the way, maybe a little stray shower. that deeper moisture gets in here again on your monday. the play out into monday afternoon before that again, departs late on monday night. now that vance, this to sunday night for that little pop of winds again, here come some of that rain with this. and then afterwards will get

some drier air filtering in here monday night. and there's that onshore wind machine jumiing up there to get those winds of the teens a little sprint and spurt of spring going on here, sunny and mild. we've got mid 70's going on inland sun and clouds mixture tomorrow. still punch the same temperature wise. we'll see a lot of 60's going on. maybe upper 50's at that then next week. all right. we start off with monday with some showers and all that we kind of dry out midweek here in temperatures won't be as generous as today. then thursday, gets ineeresting. again, another dose of kind what weekend coming up next weekend. it looks like and will push those snow levels down a bit. we might actually see towards the end of it. snow potentially in our local mountain. 68 san francisco. 71 going on for oakland and san jose coming in at 75 see these numbers are pretty generous in terms of highs and that will filter through all over the board of the warmest numbers of friday in the south bay. and again, noting some high cloudiness kind of come along with the ride here a little bit. but this is in totality.

again, you see in that we have a lot of lower 70's at work. we see some pockets up here in the valleys up north to like santa rosa, 70 to 71 for napa down south as well. have some of those mid 70's working in here for the south bay and but not bad for san francisco for february. no less. 68 and pretty much wall to wall sunshine again. just penciling in a little bit. the way a, perhaps some showers as we get into sunday night and into monday. now later on, we'll have a look at your 4 zone forecast and also check into that extended while we're at too, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a fixture in oakland's nightlife is getting a new life. ruby room is set to reopen next week under new ownership. kron four's amanda hari caught up with the current owner about what's next. >> ruby room has been a staple in oakland for more than 2 decades located just blocks from lake merritt. it's one of last true dive bars in the city. it's history can be seen throughout a fitting ruby red pool table, graffiti

decorating the bathroom bittersweet. of course. you know, it's been it was 24 years of my life and i love the majority and founding owner alfredo botelho gets to be in charge for just a few more dates soon. he'll pass on the keys to someone else. the new ownership coming after he and his business partners first announced that the bar would be closing for good at the end of last year, all because of the pandemic, ruby variance with all of downtown oakland has been experiencing, which is. >> i think during covid people's going out how to change, realized could just stay home and buy a bottle of tequila and watch a movie. and i think that became a habit botelho and his partners went their separate ways. he wrote a book and decided to move on from the bar business. but they had a change of heart about closing the bar. i realize when we were closing, how much we had. played a part in some people's lives, people. they proposed hearing about their future wife here. came or to enter so bad breakup. the 3 co-owners decided to find potential

buyers opening up on friday nights to keep their liquor license in january. do it? could denis and give sought a the owners of blue nile or restaurant located just a block away. >> called with an offer for me the best of all. they wanted to keep it as it was. they loved room being >> midcentury living room to all of oakland. and they even want to keep on some of my staff and so on, no change in the court to be a little clean up here. and there. >> and i love that. that was great. the new owners will take over on march first until then, botelho will remain in charge and soak up the opportunity to hear from more people about how ruby has changed their thank you for creating oakland's living room. >> and at that moment i realized we were. doing more than just selling. look, you're in the market that we're truly a community space where everyone is. welcome in oakland, amanda hari kron. 4 news.

>> big story we're following this morning. we could be just days away from a government shutdown. >> the u.s. is set to run out of money at the end of next week. trevor shirley has the latest. >> there's no sign that congress is close to avoiding a shutdown. the clock is ticking. and so what do we do next? congress returns to washington monday with a handful of federal agencies said to shutter march 1st and the remaining ones march 8th leaving lawmakers little time to broker a deal. i hope we can do that. i don't think anybody wants to you know, according a government shutdown here. but we've got to actually move towards a regular appropriations process. a shutdown would close all but the most essential functions of government along with shuttering national parks and museums. >> both sides have tried to assure the public a shutdown won't happen, but that's appearing less likely. do you want to close mount rushmore? so the southern border could be open hard, right? republicans are pressuring speaker mike johnson to reject any government funding bill

that doesn't include new border security protections. you with a secure the border or you get no money for the government. but even some democrats who support border reform say the disruptions caused by a government shutdown aren't worth that fight. it is so challenging to get anything done in congress. >> because i work with republican colleagues who simply don't want to fix things. >> a bipartisan spending deal could be released as early as sunday, but it's still not clear whether house speaker mike johnson would accept that agreement reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. ramon valley unified faces a lawsuit this morning over its handling of an alleged assault of a student. >> the lawsuit claims the theater arts teacher gave hand massages to female students and had them sit on his lap. we have reached out to the school district for their response to this lawsuit. we have yet to hear back. the new bill would allow californians to drink alcohol and more public places. a bill signed by governor newsom last year

allowed the city of san francisco to create special areas for drinking alcohol on streets or sidewalks. the new bill in its current form would expand this powers, all cities and counties. santa clara county opened nearly 2 dozen voting centers this weekend ahead of election day. >> voters can vote in person or drop off a vote by mail ballot. the county plans to open more than 80 more voting centers each week in a rather next weekend. each location will stay open until primary election day. march 5th to find the closest location near you. head to our website kron 4 dot com. in the east bay. police in berkeley are investigating a string of car burglaries. they say 53 burglaries or attempted burglaries happened just yesterday morning. this coming just days after barr police reported 23 car burglaries at the north berkeley station, berkley police and park police are working together on the investigation. so far no arrests have been made. today in the east bay, oakland, sports fans are hosting fans fest at jack london square.

many of the fans continue to protest the a's recent relocation attempts to las vegas, several former players for the a's are set to attend representatives from the oakland roots in seoul, soccer teams and the new oakland ballers baseball team will be on hand. the festivities start 11:00am at block 15 and go until 4. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a san jose bakery loses thousands of dollars after tesla cancels a large order. how elon musk is large order. how elon musk is responding.

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>> all right. some fantastic conditions expected for skiers and snowboarders this weekend in the sierra friday morning. people lined up early to hit the slopes at sugar bowl. a resort spokesperson says things have been looking up following a slow start to the ski season. >> we received 95 inches in january 109 inches in february. and it's just going to keep coming. we received actually over 3 feet in the last 7 days. >> california's overall snowpack is at 88% of normal for this time of year, which if it holds, will be good news for the state's water supply. cal state students made history friday but forming the largest student worker union in the country. as of state students celebrated the announcement. as you can see there, students with on-campus jobs launched the effort 2 years ago demanding more pay and sick time. the student organizer told kron 4 he's been making less than the san francisco minimum wage.

>> personally, i have been inviting the edge of having to go into debt to fund my own education. i went to community college before transferring here. i've been saving up for many years. i've been doing everything i can financially rights to not have to take on the burden of student loans and still every semester. heck, almost every other i still have to is it worth taking out student loans? so i can afford my housing without having stress. >> the next step for the group is forming bargaining demands and agreements. >> state lawmakers introduced a bill targeting a newly emerging drug commonly referred to as tranq capitol correspondent wallace. i'll tell you what we know about what the bill would do.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news and east bay family left homeless this morning after a fire destroys their home. plus. the i really just don't have any choice but to have to kind of keep paying this. >> pg and e rates keep going up. and so of the company's profits, the push to bring prices for consumers down. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. >> we'll get to those stories in just a moment. but first, let's check in with dave spahr for a look at our forecast this morning. had a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a sweet saturday in store for you today. lots of sunshine. those temperatures aren't bad either. well in the 60's, even into the 70's well inland, it's kind of a one-day pop. however, later on during the weekend on sunday, looks like things start to turn a bit and

even into next week. here's a live shot of sfo and we are having a half hour delay there just because of some construction that they're weather-related weather is not going to be interfering with things today. 40's and 50's mixture for right now on our live shot. look at temperatures. 56. san francisco already is. 61 this hour for half moon bay. and this map is changed a little bit from last hour, much warmer up north. and we saw yesterday this time a little bit cooler off towards the east bay, but that will be corrected in the next few hours. what we have, though, is on sunday, a change of the guard, if you will, with some variable clouds and maybe a sprinkle. but more noticeably some scattered showers. by the time we get to monday, we'll dry out next week. but the end of the week was also treated to a reminder. we are still in the winter months. here's the lowdown today about this. 64 at high noon by 3 o'clock about 68 with many readings in the lower to even some middle 70's, particularly in the south bay. now we'll take a look at that forecast in your 4 zone forecast in a bit. and also that extended one as well. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. a family in

san ramon is recovering from a fire that destroyed their home. >> to make matters worse as kron four's philippe djegal learned the property was not insured. >> linda saito and her daughter maddie say the past week has been surreal. their family has been living with their neighbors next door since their home in san ramon caught fire saturday night and the struggling. trying to get through day by day an electrical malfunction caused a spark eventually shooting flames through the house, destroying the interior. ix, but i mean, >> we'll see what happens on the positive side. the family of 4 plus 3 dogs are all alive. but says her husband has lived in this home his entire life. they renovated the place themselves. and when lost her wedding ring in the fire as well as both her and her husband, cell phones, which they left behind and grateful her family is here. >> i don't feel like i'm just like petty person with those

material things mean something. and we we want we want that. but now they're gone. making matters worse. the home is not insured. everything last is gone. >> a gofundme fundraiser has been set up online to help the family recover. all of our neighbors have been like extremely gracious. >> they've been giving us whatever we need in >> wonderful them to say, say it's too soon to say whether or not they intend to move back into the home after the rebuild. right now they're focusing on themselves. everything is just materials and they can get replace. it's not that big of a deal, but anything that helps us get off our feet from literally 0. is very much appreciated. appreciated and welcome in san ramon, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> as california grapples with the opioid crisis, a state lawmaker is sounding the alarm over a newly emerging drug. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a look at

new legislation targeting the problem. >> this is an on going crisis. remember just me baynes not mincing words about the opioid epidemic impacting the golden state and the nation. data from the california department of public health showed in 2022. more than 6,470 california has died of fentanyl poisoning that you're alone. >> coming out to about 124 deaths per week. but now there's concern the crisis could get even worse due to this new and emerging drug known as i often referred to as tranq. and trent, don't we >> need to work harder to defeat this. she says that noting tranq is not approved for human use. specifically. it's a non opioid tranquilizer typically used on horses and in specialized veterinary settings. >> but in humans, it's been known to cause severe flushing wounds, sedation and death. still, it's become increasingly prevalent in communities and on the streets where it's been found mixed with fentanyl and other

opioids. a combination deemed even more lethal than fentanyl alone. what's worse? the problem seems to be getting worse. a study from the centers for disease control found in 2019, the national monthly percentage of poisoning deaths involving a mixture of fentanyl and silencing stood at 3%. but that number increased to 11% in 2022, we need to get. >> ahead of this. instead we're falling way behind. that's why baynes herself, a central valley medical doctor with years of experience treating drug addiction has introduced ab 30 29 to increase silencing testing statewide and categorize it in the drug schedule classification system originally created to educate the public on the drugs addiction, potential and its potential to cause harm. it also helps determine penalties for drug dealers and traffickers and but can become addicted to what's on the streets. people don't understand the problem. >> this is a lack of addiction services. this is a lack of

planning and prevention for the drugs that are hitting the streets. but at the same time, it also comes down to making sure people are held accountable for dealing drugs. it's both. >> and doctor bain says it's always a good idea to have the overdose reversal medication. narcan on hand, it couod save a life reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> investigators in arizona say cold case victim may have bay area connections. the sheriff's office in mohave county, arizona, released this sketch of the victim identified as luis alonso parade. us. his remains were found by hikers back in 1976. but he wasn't identified until last october. investigators say was originally from el salvador. they believe he worked for the coast guard in the u.s. navy in the bay area for about 10 years before he was killed. on the peninsula. 17 year-old is behind bars after allegedly breaking into an abandoned business in pacifica on wednesday, officers responded to reports

of a robbery at the former siebel building right off cabrillo highway. when police arrived, they found the teen trying to run off. officers arrested the suspect on multiple burglary charges last month see will closed up shop for good after 60 years. for your money, anger and frustration from some pg and e customers over news. the utility company increased profits by almost 25% last year. but customers didn't see any relief on their bills. they say. kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> but blew my by fremont. resident robert carter is talking about pacific gas and electric. the utility just reported a profit for 2023 of 2.2, 4 billion dollars. that's almost a 25% increase over the previous year and comes following a series of rate hikes that a customer bills go through. the roof of the situation is becoming kind of untenable. it's just keep eating in 2. the the money that we can use to live for its part pg and e says we're excited about the future we're

creating for customers and investors differentiating ourselves and safety and financial performance while building a system that meets the climate challenges of tomorrow. the fact that >> pg and e. >> is booking record profits for its shareholders. >> while >> rate payers, customers have record high bills. it's completely outrageous and unacceptable. martone is with the utility reform network. >> he says it's time the california public utilities commission stopped rubber stamping these rate hikes and do what he says is right for consumers. turn has been calling for. >> capped annual rate. no, here. the cost of living adjustment that provided each year by social security, whether that will get any traction is unknown. >> right now customers are dealing with a 13% be jeanne

rate hike that went into effect at the beginning of the year. carter says it's all getting to be too much in his next move may be out of california. >> starting a family raising a family and just the economics just don't work out. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. well, california will spend more than 500 million dollars to upgrade water infrastructure in the state. senators alex padilla and laphonza butler announced the grant from the epa. the money will focus on creating more clean drinking water by replacing old pipes and improving storm drain systems. san francisco police could soon make fewer traffic stops. the city's police commission passed a measure this week. foreign stops for low-level offenses, including failure to display or properly mount license plates, registration tags and driving with expired registration. the move comes after an analysis of sfp. d's data revealed that black drivers were stopped at 6 times the rate of white drivers earlier this month, community members sent a letter to the commission requesting the policy move forward after being put on

hold for 2 years. and we did receive this statement from the police officers association in san francisco. it reads in part, quote, the police commission's decision was may have been a boost to their egos, but it's a colossal bust for public safety for san franciscans. the police commission has told the criminals basically preying on our city, but they're safe from arrest. if they obey the speed limit and keep expired tags on their cars. very strong response from the police officers union. there. elon musk says he wants to make things right with a south bay bakery after his company, tesla ordered thousands of pause and then failed at the last minute. the company ordered 4,000 many pies from the giving pies business in san jose's willow. glen neighborhood, and then last minute apparently canceled the entire order. after all the pies were base. the owner says her bakery is now out thousands of dollars on friday. musk responded to our next saying in part, quote, he will make things t people should always be able to count on tesla trying its

best. the bakery owners says the company reached out to her via text message and offered to cover 2 events in march. and as we continue to celebrate black history month here on kron 4, this coming thursday, a renowned chef and celebrated sommelier are offering a very special dining pour is made by some of her favorite black white sneakers. lovingly called him. uncle mack. she's a sommelier here at one market in san francisco and she pair them alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated. >> 2 black history history night special dinner includes juicy ribeye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of

american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and >> good people love right to you know, you know, it's very big influence ingredients like, oh, peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the african continent. >> both were once a rarity in the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and there are only too happy to share their unique experience with diners par excellence at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only ones find a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> that sounds delicious. and

kron four's honoring black history throughout february. you can tune into our special next thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm. >> here's a little snapshot of what you can expect for today. high temperatures venturing into the 70's today. yeah, you got that part right? lots of sunshine to nice. blue skies working near maybe some high clouds. things are changing tomorrow into early next week. all explain the kron. 4 all explain the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look outside at walnut creek this morning. pretty decent out there and pretty dry, which is a good news for now. let's check in now with day. for more on our forecast a day. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we have a sweet forecast going on you today and it's check it out and use somebody here. yes, the snow covered mountains still lingering around. just waiting for. you. also whoa. >> we're going to be adding to that next weekend. so today's the nice weekend in order to do all that, by the way, their forecast calls for today, partly cloudy tomorrow. by the way, here comes the snow on monday. not real heavy, though, but will be some snow coming and then drying out for the mid portion of the week until the next weekend. and that means rain back in the bay. when we get there, we'll show you the longer range forecast today. clear as a bell looking pretty good on that. then tonight we do get some of that low level moisture in here. we'll get some fog. probably some scattered clouds lingering into the afternoon. there's that risk of a passing little shower going on here. but the deeper moisture really doesn't

get here until monday. not real. intense from everything we've been through. but it's certainly more than noteworthy here. and then in its wake, when it passes will see a little spurt of wind. so this is sunday for this all the way to sunday night. here's that will spur going on here. black. there you have those winds going on here onshore. they will be that will bring in some drier air, but also that will mean chilly nights because we have a clear skies, dry conditions. that's we start to fall into the 30's yet again. so expect a little bit of winter on that front. and then the unsettled weather. well, lets get to that, too. what happens in the short term? again, some sprinkles. some light rain showers into your monday drying out midweek. here we go thursday into friday and saturday. yes, quite unsettled. it looks and mountain snow so much so we might actually see him in our local mountains potentially check it out. 4 zone forecast for you this saturday. not bad with highs of high clouds but sunshine. 68 san francisco at the coast mid to upper 60's. 68 going on for burlingame. 70

foster city will do 71 thought a palo alto also redwood city middle 70's going on for san jose. 72 cupertino. 73 for a milpitas lower 70's line up the east bay shoreline nearing that off to tri valley. you know, it's the winter months. we tennessee that we don't have that a couple of like we do in the summer months we're in the morning. it's much the same are a little chillier inlet and then up pops in the afternoon. but our mid 70's will be found in the south bay. most likely 72 leandro, 74 walnut creek. but still about a 68 70 for fairfield. 71 for napa in 72 for santa rosa. and this kind of spring time forecast as we got a little bit of everything, a few little showers going on here for your sunday into monday. drying out midweek. watch those chilly morning lows back to the 60's for highs and then oia a cold rain returns thursday into next weekend. stephanie. >> kron 4 is celebrating black history month. and if you're looking for a fun and educational activity to do

with the family this weekend, our next guest might have the perfect option for you. joining us live now to share more is xavier buck, executive director of the doctor, huey p newton foundation and black panther party museum in oakland. good morning to you. good morning. alright, thanks so much for being with us here. bright and early coming from oakland. tell us a bit about the museum. >> yeah. so we just found the black panther party museum last and really get in to fill the void. it's pretty well known in the gym eyes now that the fbi had a program to discredit, disrupt and destroy black leaders. this included people like martin luther king junior include a rosa parks. i also included folks like up noon and bobby seale in pretty much every single panther that was part of the party. and so part of that boy, part of campaign that the fbi had with the spread misinformation. and so later, this year will be celebrating 50 a year since the black panther party was founded. and there's still a lot of misinformation. so now we have a museum where people

come in. look at the information based on credible sources. a look at these archives and look at the exhibition's. we have to called red ones revolution grain aboutnthe rank and file panthers in the second. one is each one teach one the history of the oakland community school. wow. i yourself get involved with all of this. you know, i was a grad student at cal. those getting my phd in history. bears go and i kind got wrapped up into this had something to do with the research i was doing. and i had a desperate need to be a part of the community in oakland. and i really feel fortunate that i started to work with the doctor, keeping the foundation of the volunteer for 2 years before we fund raise enough money to grow our team and to become full-time as much a position for myself. well, congratulations on that. and for starting such an important initiative in the community. >> out oakland, so tell us a bit about what people can expect as the and to the museum and they start walking through yeah. >> first of all, use it when people come to the museum,

they stopped for a second pause because it means so much to the community. you'll see a lot of people that you may know a lot of people walking to the oakland community schools have say, oh, that's my uncle. that's my on i know that teacher from back in the and the revolution. a great exhibit about the rank and file panthers. these the folks that are usually looked over there, not usually in the books and not the leaders of the organization, but they really carry the black panther party forward. and so folks often proud to see themselves because the panthers still walking amongst have to see family members or they have to say, hey, that person feb mean the free breakfast program. back in the so it is still a lot of pride when you walk into the museum. that's incredible. and for people who are first timers to the history and what are some particular artifacts or information stories that that they really shouldn't be missing. yeah, i mean, you know, i brought a couple cards, we have a portion of the exhibition where people get to have their own voice to what they see something going about local community school they can to then right what they want, what how impacts them this person said as

someone who grew up in the south and receive free breakfast of the child, it was these memories as something so small. you grant that played a major role in my life. this person said hearing the way these children are nurtured and celebrated makes me want to cry. i see the thriving in these photos learning about the ways the staff community, parents and students all collaborated on the children's growth and development as an educator and someone who has victimized by public school system. this exhibit is incredibly heartwarming. and one more is i can feel the love that inspired this. i can feel the love that inspired. that's what people are going through at this scene. is artifacts nuggets from the life and the newspaper or maybe it's the work sure you used to sit in. maybe it's a the yearbooks community school plenty of artifacts look through. but what is this is that this is a community museum. so it's an exchange. people go witness what the black panther party did and they have a chance to reflect

and communicate about. how do they take these this blueprint to the communities today all and well, custer. you brought a couple of texas. well, like a walk us through what you brought. yes, like the very reflective of the museum. this book right here is called the black panther party service to the people programs it was edited by the first that executive director of the doctors up to the foundation. david hilliard, his office, also the chief of staff of the has a foreword by cornel west. and this talked about the over 65 about the programs that the black panther party had. these are things that we talk about in the museum. so everybody knows about free breakfast for school many less people know about the free medical clinics, the free ambulance services, things like they have a shoe factory. they would distribute shoes. they have things. the simplest free pest control. they seniors today. it's usually wouldn't get robbed, right? all these things, whatever the community needed in that moment, they served them in the absence of what they felt like. maybe the government should have been doing. and so that's why i want to bring that book this

other book. comrade sisters right? this is written by erica huggins and this. i love this book because she was the director of oakland community school. and so it's really important. and now she's got that all these women, all the students to talk about this story. folks have been overlooked and this is another part of what we tell the museum. it's not we say a lot about who he repeat moon was as a co-founder of the black panther party. but this was a collective. there's a lot of people that joined this movement and the stories deserve to be told. and you're telling it very powerfully through this museum in the many exhibits. now, in our remaining time left here, i want to make sure people get this information. so >> how and when are you open? how can people get information about tickets? that sort of thing? absolutely. first of all, we are free to the community. >> we do offer pay service if you want to book a guided tour to his around oakland, we're located at 14 27 broadway downtown oakland, open wednesday through saturday from 10:00am to 03:00pm. all right. and do you have a message for our viewers this black history month? power to the people? there you go.

>> alright, xavier, buckeye executive director of the black panther party museum based open. thank you so much for joining us this morning. with thank you, stephanie. all with thank you, stephanie. all right. we'll be right back. i know what it's like to perform through pain. if you're like me, one of the millions suffering from pain caused by migraine, nurtec odt may help. it's the only medication that can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks. treat and prevent, all in one.

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the kron. 4 morning news. the city of oakland taking new steps to get an house residents off the streets. and thousands of people expected at today's san francisco chinese new year parade. we take you inside the biggest celebration of its kind outside of asia. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin.

>> it is saturday and let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar heyday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. pretty sweet saturday in store for you. mostly blue maybe some high cloudiness thrown in there. but look at those temperatures will be in the 60's, even some lower to middle 70's, particularly for the south bay. so little flavor of spring-ford one day. and then when going to clear its throat as we get into next week to but hates in the february, getting in a march. so springs in a win that battle a look at what it looks like for right now. getting things started. the half moon bay shot for you. peaceful bay going on here for you. and also the blue skies in the background. yeah. the little rotating low pressure system where gotten very familiar with a lot of these things over this season. it's going to give us a some impact tomorrow with some variable clouds but more earnest rain is expected into your monday, although still in the lighter side, it will clear out for the balance of next week, but it will be cooler by the middle of the week. a look at those winds come the single digits on balance. it looks like in our temperatures. a lot of 50's on

the board. 47 this hour in fremont. still stubborn there. this 64 for half moon bay. we just weren't 58 for san francisco and look at most readings in the north bay. well, above the numbers from yesterday, as well as the peninsula and even down to the south bay for today. 66 for 1 o'clock about 4.67. but there are some spots worth noting in the lower 70's for highs today. again, that will be a lot of sunshine, which is different than we expect for tomorrow. look at that forecast. we come back, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a lawsuit over homeless sweeps in san francisco is now on hold. a federal judge made the decision on friday. in the meantime, the supreme court is reviewing a similar case out of oregon from four's. dan thorn has the details. >> the city of san francisco gets the pause it asked for in a lawsuit over encampment sweeps a federal judge granted the hold friday as the supreme court decides whether people can be removed from street camps without the offer of immediate housing. we asked the judge to pause the lawsuit

so that we're not wasting significant public resources continuing to litigate this case. >> when it's very possible that a decision could come down to change the legal landscape. san francisco city attorney david chiu is referring to the supreme court's review of grants pass be johnson. >> chew says a decision by the high court would affect the basis of the lawsuit brought forth by the coalition on homelessness. the organization filed suit against the city in 2022. after accusing officials of violating the law by removing homeless encampments without providing alternate housing. san francisco is currently under a preliminary injunction preventing officials from removing street encampments unless the city gives those people some place to live to says the injunction and the grants pass case have made it difficult for cities to address conditions on the streets. the recent rulings that put our city really an impossible situation. >> of balancing our compassionate approach with

providing services and shelter to homeless individuals, but also ensuring that are streets are safe and accessible and attorney for the coalition on homelessness tells kron 4. >> they'll be ready to continue with the lawsuit even after the supreme court's ruling they shared in part, quote, we will be prepared this summer to continue our litigation and ensure that the city does not waste more taxpayer dollars on dehumanizing unhoused people with costly and ineffective practices that will make it harder for people to exit homelessness. >> and that was dan thorn reporting for us this morning. the supreme court's review of grants pass comes after governor gavin newsom and the city attorney david chiu urged the lawsuit to be looked at a decision from the high court is expected in june. in the east bay. san pablo. police are looking for a woman accused of hitting an officer with her car. police say it happened around 1 o'clock friday afternoon in the area of san pablo dam road and san pablo avenue investigators say officers tried to pull over a car reported to be stolen, but

the driver refused and led police on a chase. police say the suspect's car then collided with another car park near the richmond high school. when an officer got out of his patrol car to orrest the suspect. police say the suspect drove towards the officer and hit him. police are now looking for a red 2018 chevy malibu with california license plate 8 z you age 2 to 7. police say the front windshield should be damaged and the officer who was hit by that car again, fired 2 rounds at the car. the officer was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. and oakland man is convicted in a father's day shooting that left 3 people dead and 4 others injured enrichment. it happened 3 years ago at a house party and ramirez calma was convicted on 3 counts of first-degree murder and 4 counts of attempted murder. prosecutors say ramirez como and a teen opened fire on a group of partygoers mistaking them for rival gang members. he is scheduled to be sentenced next month and faces

a life sentence. the teen's identity has not been released, but they have been charged for the shooting. a construction workers in the hospital after being electrocuted in san jose. it happened just before 11 friday morning. fire officials say 2 men were working near some power lines near the intersection of zenker road and the street when one of them make contact with the power line, at least one of the men suffered burn injuries. it took crews just over 3 hours to rescue the man. one of the things that pg e wants to reiterate is any time you're working around any high voltage lines, you want to stay at least 30 feet away. obviously in this those protocols weren't followed. >> so we weren't sure what happened there. >> we're told the men were contracted to work for a nearby apartment building. state investigators are looking into what happened. 2 east bay cities are recovering from a cyber attack thursday, oakley city manager declared a state of emergency pleasant hill. officials say they caught the problem in their systems are not at risk at this time. no word yet. if the

hackers got a hold of any private information, it's not clear at this point if the 2 incidents are related. the city of oakland got 14 million dollars to develop this land into new housing units for formerly homeless seniors. the land is no william patterson park in the area of hedges avenue in santa clara street in east oakland. the plan is to build 40 new homes. mayor sheng thao says the money as part of project homekey which is help the city secure more than 450 permanent housing units since 2020. if you plan to be in santa rosa this weekend, part of westbound highway 12 will be closed for road repairs. the closure between santa rosa and on avenues is set to be in place through monday morning. at 5 o'clock with full closures at night in partial ones in the morning highway 12 eastbound stays open for a full list of when those closures will happen. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. take a look at this. the ground still very wet and piedmont after the storm we saw earlier this week. it was so damp out

there, a large tree came down in a neighborhood. crews responded and cleared that tree from the roadway. a fixture in oakland's nightlife is getting a new life. really room is set to reopen next week under new ownership. kron four's amanda hari caught up with the current owner about what's next. >> ruby room has been a stapleh in oakland for more than 2 decades located just blocks from lake merritt. it's one of last true dive bars in the city. it's history can be seen throughout a fitting ruby red pool table, graffiti decorating the bathroom bittersweet. of course. you know, it's been it was 24 years of my life and i love the majority and founding owner alfredo botelho gets to be in charge for just a few more dates soon. he'll pass on the keys to someone else. the new ownership coming after he and his business partners first announced that the bar would be closing for good at the end of last year, all because of the pandemic, ruby variance with all of downtown oakland has been experiencing,

which is. >> i think during covid people's going out how to change, realized could just stay home and buy a bottle of tequila and watch a movie. and i think that became a habit botelho and his partners went their separate ways. he wrote a book and decided to move on from the bar business. but they had a change of heart about closing the bar. i realize when we were closing, how much we had. played a part in some people's lives, people. they proposed here. they met their future wife here. came or to enter so bad breakup. the 3 co-owners decided to find potential buyers opening up on friday nights to keep their liquor license in january. do it? could denis and gibbs sought a brawl ha the owners of blue nile or restaurant located just a block away. >> called with an offer for me. best of all. they wanted to keep it as it was. they loved room being this. >> midcentury living room to all of oakland. and they even want to keep on some of my staff and so on. no change in

the court may be a little clean up here. and there. >> and i love that. that was great. the new owners will take over on march first until then, botelho will remain in charge and soak up the opportunity to hear from more people about how ruby has changed their thank you for creating oakland's living room. >> and at that moment i realized we were. doing more than just selling. look, you're in the market that we're truly a community space where everyone is. welcome in oakland, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> happening today, thousands of people are expected to celebrate the year of the dragon at this year's chinese new year parade in san francisco. copper's tiffany justice is live for us in the area with the details on this. good morning. tiffany. >> all right. good morning, stephanie. thousands of people are expected to be at this parade be have around 500 floats. that will be ready to roll when parade is set to kick off around 5.15. this is going to be a big celebration

and a big grey. so we are where this parade is set to this afternoon at second and market and it will wind its way through the city ending at kearny n >> neighbors say parade will last 2 and a half. first it's free to come. watch. actress and comedian aquafina is going to be that but think before 5 o'clock today you bear in chinatown today and tomorrow they'll go from 10:00am to 04:00pm and there will be over 120 booths there with the entertainment stage right on. have a lot. a new >> bring a lot of business and it very crowded. happy. everybody's smiling on to face that things we like to see. >> okay. and there are some street closures. we want to give you a heads up about the parade is set to start the markets go up. right left on

avenue all treats will be blocked off hours as >> alright, sounds there might have been some issues with tiffany's live shot, but she was going to work on fixing that. and if we have some time later on the show will try to get her back. >> a san jose bakery loses thousands of dollars after tesla cancels a large order. how elon musk is responding. >> awesome day for the parade to how about the timing on this one? lots of sunshine going on for those temperatures in the 60's. even in san francisco, even some 70's going on well inland. we'll take a look at that forecast coming up at pump when the news continues.

>> all >> right. taking a live look now from mount tam this morning. gorgeous view of the bay and also kind of spooky looking at 9.13, this fortunately, no sign of rain today. so far, right, dave >> yeah, good morning good morning, everybody. as sweet day in store for us to do kind of soak it up to with mild temperatures of see these middle 60's going on at the coast. half moon bay checks in with nice, peaceful. conditions going on here, too. little different story tomorrow and into next week as well. we have some traffic to make note again, just some high cloudiness in the short term. however, yeah, this big thing here is a spoiler. don't worry. it's taking kind of the

scenic route. can take a while to get here. we'll get some pieces of this tomorrow. but the deeper moisture doesn't get here until monday. it's still kind of a modest rain, though, compared to everything we've been through. so not the stormy business of that and somewhat uneventful for the middle of the week. and then it becomes very eventful as we finish off the weekend. a reminder it's still winter again. looking wonderful for today. your saturday is a says and then tonight, tomorrow there come so that deeper moisture in here, some of that fog at least low level moisture variable clouds expected for your sunday and into monday as well with again, the pitter patter of some rain. this will be coming in from the south. we see that pattern quite a bit this season, but it's not northwesterly patterns. some of the later ones will be in the 7 day. little pop of winds. this is into monday. now this is after this little bout of some modest rain showers that we get on the day on monday. but then by again, monday night, late monday night into tuesday, that's a little spurt of winds come our alright, for today. we got

just a a spurt of some spring going on here. sunny, mild, mid 70's well inland. this will be mostly in the south bay, by the way, to tomorrow, sun and clouds mixture, a few little showers late. that will be concentrated to the south. but not an event. then monday is when our shot of that rain gets here and then it's dry. but the middle of the week unsettled toll late thursday, onward into next weekend. by the way, for sfo going on here, there is some delays going on because of some construction. it's not weather related today. 68 san francisco. 71 oakland, 75 for san jose will see those mid 70's in the south bay for much of the east bay. lower 70's and even up north to. but even san francisco for the parade coming in at 68 for a high today. we'll have more on that long-range forecast of the stephanie. all right. thank you. >> it's the season for movie awards and one of the bay area's very own is nominated for an oscar this year. island in between is on the short list for this year's best documentary film. joining us live now to share more is san francisco and taipei based

movie director leo jung. good morning to you, leo. good morning, stephanie. oh, my goodness. congratulations on the nomination. that's huge news. yeah, thank cited how did you guys find out? >> oscars, announce the nominations at 05:30am, sometime in general? remember the specific they write an early try i was watching the live announcement was just thrilled and surprised. stroll. congratulations you. and i had a chance to watch this film. it's a really beautifully done of piece of work. >> can you tell us a bit about the story line here because it really i mean, for me, i got the sense that this was very personal for you, right, right, right. so island between is a 20 minute short that explores the complex relationship between taiwan, china and the u.s.. but it's told through my personal perspective, as i visit the islands of kinmen, which are the small islands right on the border between taiwan and china. yeah, it's a really,

really fascinating point of geography of people were to look it up on a map because it is considered part of taiwan. and yet it is very, very close to china. yeah, i mean of a piece of the news that the old archival news that we found from the u.s. i actually compares the cayman islands to west you know, i think both are remnants of cold war that is, you know, with that, obviously that germany has resolved and reunified, but taiwan and china still in this stalemate not knowing where the future is for for the situation. and we are playing parts of the film right now people and people at home are watching this. >> it really, again, just beautifully shot. beautifully told such an interesting a subject matter that you're choosing to explore here. what inspired you to want to look into this subject? >> but, you know, i i was born and raised in taiwan. and when i moved to the u.s. a move to san jose and actually good 3

decades in the and i always wanted to tell how many stories for the international audience for the last 7 years or so. i've been in taiwan and i feel like, you know, as we were chatting earlier, there's more and attention paid to taiwan and they're more and more taiwanese. and i asked by who are embracing are taiwanese identity. i felt like this was the perfect time to sheriff something like this. and to really introduce the complexity of the situation to their national audience and walk us through your creative process as well. so i actually want to just 2 chauvin with the locals in cayman island, interacting with each other and kind of getting to know that different parts of the but at some point, the team and i decided that i should be in the film because in my, you kind of unique being somebody who is from taiwan. but now also, you know, has an american

passport. all right. and also spent a lot of time in china working we thought that my perspective will offer a really interesting view at this sort of, you know what i say the film is kind of a dysfunctional try and go to triangular relationship of these 3 countries have yes. and what is the message that you hope that people will take away from your film after they're finished watching it? >> i feel like increasingly the world is becoming more tribal. people are picking i want kind of challenge and push people to really see the gray, you know, in between like us and them to really be more empathetic about experiences that are different from from your own to really understand that human beings are not simple. you know, binary. yes, not exactly a so. so, you know, i i feel like if we can really think more that way, maybe the world will be a more peaceful place. and i while i want to make sure we get this out here, but people can actually stream.

>> your film for free right now. yeah. so we were very happy to partner with new york. times up. dax is a great a series of short documentaries so you can find island island between youtube. >> on the new york times you to channel or on times website. wonderful. and i just want to touch on this to a point that you brought up earlier that more people are coming forward and talking about the time tony stories and tony's american identity. >> interestingly, there's also another taiwanese, a film that was also nominated for the by a bay area. filmmaker, another one based out of fremont called 9 and why pool? i believe yes. i'm also celebrating some of the taiwanese identity and just growing around this guy. you know, this taiwanese a grandmother's it. how does strike you just this moment where we're seeing more of these stories being told in more of that representation in media in general, joke that i feel like the taiwanese americans are coming out of the closet. haha for for so long. really. we identify

ourselves as chinese americans because that's how i was brought but i feel like, you know, there's just much more awareness of taiwan. i mean, we didn't really have tony's restaurant when when i was first moving to the bay area ryann. but now, you know, i mean, york times doing. >> 36 hours in taipei, you know, there's lot to write ups about taiwanese food, you know, taiwanese culture. we have tv series now specifically identify the characters as taiwanese american. none of this was happening 15, 20 years ago. so i would like to think that i was having its moment and actually think it's really important for the world to pay more attention to i won because i think if we're watching the situation closely, nothing bad will happen. all right. yes, walk us in our distant 10 seconds here. just some of the other projects that you're working i'm actually doing another taiwanese project. it's actually a first person from about my immigration experience to the u.s.. >> okay. so we'll stay tuned

for that. all leo jung, oscar nominated film director of island in between. congratulations again to you. and thank you so much for joining us this morning. appreciate it. all right. appreciate it. all right. we'll be right back.

"overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics."

let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. fantastic conditions expected for skiers and snowboarders this weekend in the sierra friday morning. people lined up early to hit the slopes at sugar bowl. a resort spokesperson says things have been looking up following a slower start to the ski season.

>> we received 95 inches in a january 109 inches in february. and it's just going to keep coming. we received actually over 3 feet in the last 7 days. >> california's overall snowpack is at 88% of normal for this time of year, which if it holds, will be good news for the state's water supply. cal state students made history friday by forming the largest student worker union in the country. as of state students celebrated the announcement students with on-campus jobs launched the effort 2 years ago demanding more pay and sick time. a student organizer told kron 4 he's been making less than the san francisco minimum wage. >> personally, i have been inviting the edge of having to go into debt to fund my own education. i went to community college before transferring here. i've been saving up for many years. i've been doing everything i can financially rights to not have to take on the burden of student and

still every semester had almost every other i still have to is it worth taking out student loans? so i can afford my housing without having stress. >> the next step for the group is forming bargaining demands and agreements. >> state lawmakers introduced a bill targeting a newly emerging drug commonly referred to as tranq capitol correspondent wallace. i'll tell you what we know about what the bill would do.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news and east bay family left homeless this morning after a fire destroys their home. plus. >> bryson us. i really just don't have any choice but to have to kind of keep paying this. >> eugenie rates keep going up and so have the company's profits. the push to bring prices for consumers down. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us today. >> let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center tracking it all for us. their heyday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. by the way, he even have the heat on from little chilly overnight. turn it off. you're not going to need it today. beautiful day going on here today. little flavor of spring branch. it's only kind of one day, but gives us a little flavor marches around the corner and that's when the middle logical spring starts. that's next week. sfo. there's a minor half-hour delay going on here that this has to do about some construction work has nothing to do with the weather, which is cooperating this morning. lots of 50's on the board. now we graduated up

to and look at that. a freak is 64 and half moon bay with beautiful, beautiful imagery going on there as well. we are warmer than this time from yesterday by about a half-a-dozen degrees. little pocket of some cooler weather. there noted 4 tri valley. we'll catch up in due time. however, things will change tomorrow. yeah. see that little doughnut. a sweet roll whenever it off to the west. that's going to take its meandering sweet time here to give us some scattered clouds tomorrow and monday, some scattered showers. but that's going to out pretty quickly. and it should be dry for a good chunk of next week. but yet it's turning unsettled into next weekend. so soak this up. 66 at 1 o'clock for at 67, again, some high clouds and we'll see some warmer temperatures probably in the south bay. coming up a little bit. here course that 4 zone forecast for you for this sweet saturday and look at the extended to stephanie. >> a family in san ramon is recovering from a fire that destroyed their home to make matters worse as kron four's philippe djegal learned property was not insured.

>> lindsey do and her daughter maddie say the past week has been surreal. their family has been living with their neighbors next door since their home in san ramon caught fire saturday night and the struggling. trying to get through day by day an electrical malfunction caused a spark eventually shooting flames through the house, destroying the interior. it's but i mean. >> we'll see what happens on the positive side. the family of 4 plus 3 dogs are all alive, but lin's says her husband has lived in this home. his entire life. they renovated the place themselves. and lost her wedding ring in the fire as well as both her and her husband, cell phones, which they left behind and grateful that her family is here. >> i don't want to seem like i'm just like petty person, those material things mean something and we we want we want that. but now they're gone. making matters worse. the home is not insured. everything last is gone.

>> a gofundme fundraiser has been set up online to help the family recover. all of our neighbors have been like extremely gracious. >> they've been giving us whatever we need in >> wonderful them say, say it's too soon to say whether or not they intend to move back into the home after the rebuild. right now they're focusing on themselves. everything is just materials and they can get replaced. it's not that big of a deal, but anything that helps us get off our feet from literally 0. is very much appreciated. appreciated and welcome in san ramon, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> as california grapples with the opioid crisis, a state lawmaker is sounding the alarm over a newly emerging drug. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a look at new new legislation targeting the problem. >> this is an on going crisis. remember just me baynes not mincing words about the opioid epidemic impacting the golden

state and the nation. data from the california department of public health showed in 2022. more than 6,470 california has died of fentanyl poisoning that you're alone coming out to about 124 deaths per week. but now there's concern the crisis could get even worse due to this new and emerging drug known as i often referred to as tranq and trend. don't we need to work harder to defeat this. she says that noting tranq is not approved for human use. specifically. it's a non opioid tranquilizer typically used on horses and in specialized veterinary settings. but in humans, it's been known to cause severe flushing wounds, sedation and death. still, it's become increasingly prevalent and communities and on the streets where it's been found mixed with fentanyl and other opioids, a combination deemed even more lethal than fentanyl alone. what's worse? the problem seems to be getting worse. a study from the centers for disease control

found in 2019, the national monthly percentage of poisoning deaths involving a mixture of fentanyl and silencing stood at 3%. but that number increased to 11% in 2022, we need to get. >> ahead of this and said we're falling way behind. that's why baynes herself, a central valley medical doctor with years of experience treating drug addiction has introduced ab 30 29 to increase silencing testing statewide and categorize it in the drug schedule classification system originally created to educate the public on the drugs addiction, potential and its potential to cause harm. it also helps determine penalties for drug dealers and traffickers and but can become addicted to what's on the streets. people don't understand the problem. >> this is a lack of addiction services. this is a lack of planning and prevention for the drugs that are hitting the streets. but at the same time, it also comes down to making sure people are held accountable for dealing drugs.

it's both. >> and doctor bain says it's always a good idea to have the overdose reversal medication. narcan on hand, it could save a life reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> investigators in arizona say a cold case victim may have bay area connections. the sheriff's office in mohave county, arizona, released this sketch of the victim identified as luis alonso parade his remains were found by hikers. back in 1976. but he wasn't identified until last october. investigators say perez was originally from el salvador. they believe he worked for the coast guard in the u.s. navy in the bay area for about 10 years before he was killed. on the peninsula. 17 year-old is behind bars after allegedly breaking into a building in pacifica on wednesday. officers responded to reports of a robbery at the former siebel building off cabrillo highway. when police arrived, they found the teen trying to run off. officers arrested the suspect on multiple burglary charges last

month. siebel closed up shop for good after 60 years. for your money, anger and frustration from some pg and e customers over news. the utility company increased profits by almost 25% last year. but customers didn't see any relief on their bills. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> but blew my by fremont. resident robert carter is talking about pacific gas and electric. the utility just reported a profit for 2023 of 2.2, 4 billion dollars. that's almost a 25% increase over the previous year and comes following a series of rate hikes that a customer bills go through the roof. the situation is becoming kind of untenable. it's just keep eating in 2. the the money that we can use to live for its part pg and e says we're excited about the future we're creating for customers and investors differentiating ourselves and safety and financial performance while building a system that meets the climate challenges of tomorrow. the fact that >> pg and e.

>> is booking record profits for its shareholders. >> while >> rate payers, customers have record high bills. it's completely outrageous and unacceptable. martone is with the utility reform network. >> he says it's time the california public utilities commission stopped rubber stamping these rate hikes and do what he says is right for consumers. turn has been calling for. >> capped annual rate. no, here. the cost of living adjustment that provided each year by social security. whether that will get any traction is unknown. >> right now customers are dealing with a 13% be jeanne rate hike that went into effect at the beginning of the year. carter says it's all getting to be too much in his next move may be out of california. >> starting a family raising a family and just the economics just don't work out.

>> dan kerman kron, 4 news. california will spend more than 500 million dollars to upgrade water infrastructure in the state. senators alex padilla and laphonza butler announced the grant from the epa. the money will focus creating more on creating more clean drinking water by replacing old pipes and improving storm drain systems. temperatures go. police could soon make fewer traffic stops. the city's police commission passed a measure this week barring stops for low-level offenses, including failure to display or properly mount license plates, registration tags and driving with expired registration. the move comes after an analysis of sfp. d's data revealed black drivers were stopped at 6 times the rate of white drivers earlier this month, community members sent a letter to the commission requesting the policy move forward after being put on hold for 2 years. and we did receive this statement from the police officers association in san francisco in response, it says in part, quote, the police

commission's decision was a boost to their egos. but it's a colossal bust for public safety for san franciscans. the police commission has effectively told the criminals preying on our city, but they're safe from arrest if they obey the speed limit. but keep expired tags on their cars. we musk says he wants to make things right with the south bay bakery after his company, tesla ordered thousands of pies and then build out at the last minute. the company ordered 4,000 many pies from the giving pies in san jose's willow, glen neighborhood, and then last-minute canceled the entire order. after all the pies were bait. the owner says her bakery is now out thousands of dollars on friday. musk responded to our story on fx saying in part he will make things good with the bakery and that people she always be able to count on tesla trying its best. the baker, the owner says the company reached out to her via text and offered to cover 2 events in march. coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news, a restaurant in san francisco is offering a special dinner in honor of black history month.

>> and you can enjoy it for only one night. we introduced you to the people who created the menu. and after the break for years had steve head coach steve kerr signs of record-breaking deal with the team. we've got the details coming up in sports. >> a lots of sunshine going on this saturday. that's going to feel good with temperatures like this. some middle 70's in the south bay looks like now winter is not gone. we're take a look at that extended forecast to the kron. 4 forecast to the kron. 4 morning news.

"overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message.

>> the golden state warriors continued their hot streak as they took on the charlotte hornets last night. kron

four's erin wilson has the latest. >> the warriors and warnings came in a chase on friday night. both of them coming off of a back-to-back game or at least that was the second of the back-to-back game on friday. and you could when you get down there on the floor because it was sloppy. but before i get sloppy, get better for the warriors because steve kerr, the man who orchestrated the last 4 warrior championships. well, he agreed to a two-year 35 million dollar contract extension that will make him the highest paid coach in nba history. that occurs deal was set to expire 2023. 24 season. that was this season. but now he has the 17.5 million dollar more extinction news. >> to put him through to the sweet. 25 26 campaign and the extent of the lines. and with the 2 years left curry's contract, which is great now that coach. everyone was excited about. but let's talk

about the game now because both teams are on their second in the bank's biggest mission is shown early on because they both combined with 25 turnovers. both teams draymond green throws one away. it's all about coin is then they go back on the break with gp to still right back in the warriors. get ahead. it will they make that one count? >> with the running banker from curry there. that was a nice shot the horn. is they turn it over again in step with the pick. he brings it up on his own and will he does what he does? he not so in their from the top of the key. they go up by 9 at that point, 15 points on the night for stiffed and it was great ball movement right here because draymond finds a stark each old man finds a wide open gp 2. what a nice little bunny. there they make that link why he had nice night off the bench is will 13 points in. 21 minutes. facebook, 3 there. he's the short jumper there. brandin pajemski. then on the other hand after this play, he decides to get a little crafty

with his handles. here's rob's off of the screen that craig thomson doesn't the kids. but james gives him the work in put someone is behind before. it's all said and done and then hit the dagger. there and the warriors. they were not with this one. 97 to 84 was the final draymond green living every bit of that as well as all of the nation. this all i have for you, though, i toss it back to you at the all right, aaron, thank you. and taking a live look now at walnut creek this morning. lots of people up bright and early. >> at 9.45, this saturday. and dave is tracking the weather for us. of course. and david, kind of weather conditions. can people expect that looks old tree doesn't almost like it's like summer. >> this is reminding you, hey, it's winter. yeah. that's up in a yosemite national park, everybody. good morning. and looks like today. this is what expect up there tomorrow. maybe a couple scattered clouds and all, but at least it won't be whether the kind of interfere with both getting there and getting back home. now, monday, different story because we're getting a little bit of weather headed our way again. join isis know going on there and the forecast calls

for snow returning on monday. briefly. and we're going to dry out for the remainder of the week. futurecast for what's going on the home front. it's great today. so not much of an issue there tonight. we'll get some of that fog. low level moisture creeping in here and through the day tomorrow we have to call kind of variable clouds. there is that chance of a hit or miss shower deeper moisture, though it takes until monday before it gets north up here. so we kind of an afternoon affair morning into the afternoon monday and then kind of a breeze on past afterwards. now we've got this on sunday, get through monday. turns breezy after that rain affair into the overnight with a little pop of onshore winds working here. you can coming from the northwest as we get into tuesday, early. so here it is in the motion takes its sweet time to get up here. here's monday morning. and then it just sweeps on back. it's not a big event, but it starts to get you see we get to thursday of next week. a reminder we're still in the winter towards the latter

portion of everything. there is that chance we make a little spurt of some snow and our local mountains. just to show you how low those snow levels are getting. this is all the way out toward the following monday. so it's going to be quite unsettled over the entire weekend. little closer. we'll have more details when we get there. 68 san francisco into 4 zone forecast. let's keep it middle to upper 60's along the coast. not bad for late february. 68 burlingame foster city, 70 71 1 on palo alto in the south bay. we have mid 70's hanging out here in spots. 72 cupertino, east bay shoreline, lower 70's tri valley's. also looking at the 70's as well. let's do around a 68 for delay. whoa, and a 72 for santa rosa. 7 day forecast for you have the middle that we kind of quiet there. watch out with the dry air in place because that means chilly morning lows. it february and then unsettled into next weekend. all right. thanks so much. data about so that information there. >> well, as celebrate black history month here on kron 4, this coming thursday are now chef and celebrated sommelier

are offering a very special dining experience. >> trump was vicki liviakis takes us there. >> tying pets getting ready to pour is made by some of her favorite black white sneakers. lovingly called him. uncle mack. she's a sommelier here at one market in san francisco and she pair them alongside an incredible menu created by good friend chef david lawrence on loan from goodnight stake in healdsburg. >> every february we had dedicated. >> 2 black history history night special dinner includes juicy ribeye steak. but chef reminds us how black cooking influences all kinds of american cuisine. most of the pig in this country is as a back and points to the strip and >> good people love right to you know, you know, it's very big influence ingredients like okra. peanuts. you all the spices that came over from the

african continent. >> both were once a rarity in the world of fine dining, but they're happy to say that times have changed and there are only too happy to share their unique experience with diners par excellence at what we do know is she being in the i know no one better. >> you know, myself being in food. >> we're used to being the only ones find a long time. and it's very exciting to see people that look like in this space. >> the extraordinary dining event is for one night only at one market. a way to celebrate food, wine and community in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> and kron 4 is honoring black history throughout the month of february. you can tune in to our special airing next thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm. protecting your privacy online can be a challenge in this morning's tech smart rich demuro talks to a cyber security expert

about how we can protect our personal information. >> i know it takes more time and effort to practice safe cybersecurity. but once you know what you're up against, it's worth the extra steps to better protect yourself. >> the last thing you want is for your information to end up on the dark web. every bad. >> possible criminal thing you could think of to buy in is available on on the dark chances are some of it is already there. >> data credit card information, social security numbers that are for sale bank account professional somebody including your bank balance so that somebody knows here trying to steal from the supply. the myer is director of the national cyber security alliance. these are businesses and time is money for them. >> so they're going to use technology to their advantage. if you're not taking proper precautions, your personal data could be at risk. but so are businesses, friends and family. we need to think about

our loved ones to so colder, folks, aging americans, you know, different. it is awfully when they do. the dollar amounts are high. if you think your reuse passwords, variations can trick anyone. think again, the promise they're going to take password and versions of it. you know, little we get a little i'm using stop or they can do this at scale really quickly. and they're going try on every other out out there you can do it in minutes. use a password manager to generate unique loggins. also 2 factor authentication is a must that something where know, you go to sign on her bank account, your plan of attack stir, push notification prosthetic 8 around before you can getting account. keep your software up to date on all of your devices and be aware of social engineering tactics, which continue to get better with the help of ai the bad guys are getting a lot better creating emails, taxed home calls that make it harder and harder for us to tell us somebody trying trick one more

recommendation go through the privacy and security settings on both your devices and your social media accounts. >> this way, you're not sharing more information that you have to. you can find links to these tips on my website. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. we'll be right back.

>> county fire crews say the cat got stuck in a tree but cut in the mud. take a look. marin humane society shared these photos. they say. >> the kitty ran and got caught in the mud after a dog was jaycee. it.

>> firefighters used a wooden board to reach the cat and dig him out to safety. animal service officers then took it from there and cleaned the cat up. what a cutie pie. and mega millions jackpot is now up to 536 million dollars. the last time mega millions is this high was last july. it's the second jackpot in more than 12 months that's reached this level. the next drawing is on tuesday. and if you win and choose the cash prize debut could walk away with 265 million bucks. and tonight's powerball jackpot is worth 376 million dollars. what do you think? one of the other you how do you want hundreds are or not? yeah, that sounds fashion, but i'm still waiting for the billion, though. i'm going to hold my that builds. they're hoping winds. >> 7 day forecast. here's the deal. leo, today, we're looking good. you know, high clouds. we've got some 70's going on. >> you know, it's a little flavor spring. i can see the roads already going on here. and as we get into next week, we have this interference

early in the week monday, some showers lingering here a little bit that we have some winds on the back end of that. that means we're drying out getting showing now as we get into the middle of the week and then unsettled by the end of next week. if you're headed to tahoe, this isn't ok weekend to go up there. it's great today and will be a little bit the way some snow on the way back on monday. but next weekend, it could be pretty unsettled is the word will use. and on the backside of all of that, by the way, stephanie, at the end of next weekend might get a cold enough that it might actually produce some snow showers for local out. that means, you know, around 4,000 female so that might be something to look at. i don't think any that may stick way to get a little closer to find out because it's hard to get the stick pretty i'll season. lot of our storm systems have been coming in from the south. and that's what this little guy's going to do on sunday into monday. so i enjoy spring because it does get here march first on the middle article calendar, there. >> okay. all right. i will keep coats handy dress in layers. thanks to beautiful

weather we're just out there. out there. enjoy the beautiful weather, everybody. if you're going to the parade, enjoy that as well. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning at 07:00am to kick your everybody 07:00am to kick your everybody provide. wanna know why people are getting a covid-19 shot? i'm turning the big seven-o and getting back on the apps. ha ha ha. variants are out there... and i have mouths to feed. big show coming up, so we got ours and that blue bandage? never goes out of style. i prioritize my health... also, the line was short. didn't get a covid-19 shot in the fall? there's still time. book online or go to your local pharmacy.