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>> from the bay 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 sunday march. the 10th rise and shine. let's get your day started with a look at the weather. dave, what we need to know. ok? good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and like yesterday, quite a bit of cloud cover to come to pass is what you can expect. although this go-around will hold off on that rain a little bit until we get to late afternoon into the evening is actually looks like overnight as best shot of rain is for right now. cloud cover coverage just about everybody. although there are breaks in that in the thicker layer doesn't expect a drop in here until we get to around the midday hours. so we might see a couple to raise a son for some folks, at least in the east bay in the south bay live shot of half moon bay. yes, the time change is being reflected is still a little dark. it's a 07:00am now look at the winds were calm. the single digits for right now and our temperatures 40's across the board for the most

part, some lower 50's hugging the east bay shoreline. you can see there with a chilly 43, by the way, at half moon bay. 53 for san jose. and we're a little chillier again along the coast and we are for some of interior areas such as the east bay in the santa clara valley. and for today, your breakdown, mixed bag of clouds and sun. but again, we're looking for some showers to develop for the overnight and also a little pop in some afternoon. winds will have that in the forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> kaiser oaklander says her car was stolen right in front of her as she left work on friday. trump was amanda hari spoke with the victim. >> the city of oakland county like literally there was nothing to protect me or my car. that mullet. a scary moment for taylor bagby as she left work friday night. bagby is a nurse in the neonatal intensive care unit at clint. she parts of the garage near broadway and macarthur freeway. >> because of safety issues in the area, she usually starts for 2021. chevrolet camaro from afar so she can quickly get in and leave, but it

wouldn't start when she could finally see her car. she was shocked or there's a security guard behind my car. and there's a guy in my car and there's glass all on the ground. >> and so i realize that he was still in my car, but dion side of the car, he's like this little laptop and he starts it. and i kind of like step in front the car. but it starts or evidence or move out the way he just drives off through the gate. she says the security guard called for backup, but it took them too long to get there. >> when they called police, they told them to expect a long wait to marry. like we've got 187 calls. it's a friday in oakland like that. that would be the last thing we come and check up why she found out from the guard that someone broke window hours before coming back to steal the car. but she wasn't notified. this just seems to be a reoccurring move because the guys that it was a 6 car that they've taken since he's worked there at the parking garage. and you have been there for that law bagby says she used to go down to her car. her lunch break, but a few months ago, kaiser center

memo to their staff urging them not to leave during their shifts because of safety concerns. she says she hopes both the city and kaiser will do more to protect people who work at and utilize the hospital. at the end the day, we just want to feel safe lake being able to go to work into leave and go home. and it just seems like that's not happening. and it's sad because it's not only us who work there, but these >> patients who are coming in. these are family members who could receiving the worst possible news. and i live in. they can be done safely going to the hospital or safely go home. >> that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. opd says this is still an active investigation. nobody was injured. also oakland, the group working home, they're shaped how held a town hall meeting on saturday. community members started collecting signatures for the recall petition last month saying they're fed up with crime and the lack of a permanent police chief in a city.

>> question is should to try to make things better what issue she's not done the first thing she does is the going to >> mayor thao has told kron 4 the recall campaign is organized by her political opponents who previously ran against her. the recalled group says they've collected more than 123,000 signatures. 73,500 need to be verified in order to hold a recall election. in the south bay. a pedestrian is in critical condition after being hit by a car in san jose. it happened saturday morning in the area of south 7th street and phelan avenue. the roads shut down for several hours but are back open. no word on what happened to the driver involved. francisco, a man is recovering after being shot in the city's outer mission neighborhood. this happeiday morning at a home on all many boulevard. police say they found the victim with a

gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no arrests made yet. police in antioch are asking for help identifying this person here. they say this man was caught on camera, stealing a car, then dumping it later near east 6th street. anyone with information is asked to get in touch with police. and this morning, a school resource officer and fairfield is under arrest, accused of sending inappropriate texts to underage students. trump was tiffany justice is live for us in fairfield now this morning with the latest details on this. tiffany. >> all right, stephanie, the resource officer at rodriguez high school was arrested on saturday and has been booked into the solano county jail where he remains. but here's what we know happened. fairfield police say officer james lewis was arrested on saturday accused of exchanging inappropriate text messages and photos to 2 underage female students. according to

police, the parents of the students contacted police department about this matter on friday. now, soon after that, an independent investigation was conducted by the county district attorney's office. lewis has been charged with sending or exhibiting a harmful or obscene material to a minor and contacting or communicating with a minor with the intent to commit a crime. now he has been placed on administrative leave as the da's da's office continues to investigate. in a statement from fairfield, police say do say, quote, we are simultaneously disappointed, infuriated and saddened by this information. acts like these violate that trust our holy inexcusable. and phil, to exemplify what the fairfield police department stands now, the fairfield police also saying that they will remain completely transparent in this process. and in this investigation reporting live to be justice for all right, stephanie, thank you for a live report this morning. >> in the south bay, now firefighters responded to a

house fire saturday near the westfield valley fair mall. video shows the flames that started on daniel way. officials say propane tanks were involved in pg and e crews were also on scene to assist. the fire was eventually knocked out. no injuries reported. and new this morning, police in oakland need your help identifying a man and recovering a dog taken during a burglary. let's take a look at images of the car and the man police are trying to fine. poloce say 3 people burglarized that business a business rather around 11:00pm tuesday near the oakland airport. police say a dog named ghost was also taken during the burglary. lot of buzz around las vegas this weekend. the oakland a's hosted the brewers in a spring training game on saturday is one of 42 team management say it's tricky to stay in the moment and focus on their season in oakland. well, facing questions about the move to las vegas. >> it's nothing new for me. it's something that i

understand my role in this organization as a as a leadership position that i'm going to have to do with this answer these questions. you know, we've made the most of these players that are here gone through this last year with these types of understand you it's a part of this process that we're in. >> the a's planned to open their new stadium in las vegas in 2028. oakland restaurant week kicks off this coming thursday. the event highlight some of the best restaurants in the town. i got a chance to speak with the owner of one of the participating restaurants on why the event is so important for local business. we feel that it's, you know, all the years. this is kind of one of the biggest, the most important one for us because we've been, you know, coming out of >> pandemic. past couple years. we're really excited to put ourselves out there again and invite people to come.

check us out. it's a wonderful time go out and support restaurants that you love restaurants that you haven't been to in a while the used to be, you know, in your relatives of places you would visit but you just haven't made it out for, you know, whatever reason. it's a great opportunity to go out and check out new places. there's a lot of places that opening. yeah. some great suggestions and ideas there. oakland restaurant week runs from march 14th through the 24th. coming up on the kron 4 morning news lawmakers once again raising concerns about tiktok ahead of the 2024 presidential election. >> the changes they're demanding from the company. plus, a bus driving competition holes through san jose. we've got a look at what happened coming up. >> this smart watch. looks like a classic timepiece but it has long battery life for taking a look at this screen size, water resistance. leap tracking and more on the new one. plus, watch to i'm rich

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>> driving skills were put to the test in san jose saturday. officials calling this the bus rodeo. demonstrators they drivers, rather they demonstrated their precision and safety around obstacles at

the vta is training center in san jose. 2 drivers. they move on to the north america international bus rodeo later this spring that they too crazy out there. everything looked quite tame, which is probably a good thing for any potential passengers. and taking a live look now from mount tam this morning looking pretty cold out there. i would say right at 7.13, this morning. and hopefully all of feeling all right after that daylight saving times which, yeah, if the people want to, it's awfully spooky for 07:13am, in the morning. oh, yeah. the time change. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> east bay shoreline reflects quite a deck of cloud cover. that's a overhead. again, as i said earlier, that he's maybe in the folks in the east and south. but you make a little bit a couple rains us early on before the deck thicker cloud cover drop south. and behind that, we're waiting for some showers across the bay is what future cast for us telling us here again, early sunshine in the south and the east bay have been maybe the peninsula as well. line of showers working here by 8 o'clock. you'll notice a quick pop and

then it moves on its way out. by the way, we're still sticking with that snow stuff that's going up in the sierra little bit here. we'll have more on that later on as we get to monday night. here is another shoe to fall. this is partially also with the winter stuff that you've been hearing about in the mountains delivering again, more moisture. 2nd half of the week is a completely different story. but let me get to that when pop a little bit. we talked about breezy from yesterday, will today the windy side for a couple of hours right there in the late afternoon. a bit. this is a precursor to the rain. so the rain will come probably after this can see kind of the flip here when the front drops towards the south. all right. the breakdown is increasing clouds today, breezy, cool, lower 60's at work. they're not too bad. we hang in that zone for a while. unsettled with showers and rain. that's monday. tuesday zone late in the week. a lookout. we're drying out. sunshine warming, sunny mid 70's and maybe for folks inland a little bit beyond. sometimes those numbers can keep pushing up a little hard to can. we get closer. so for today, increasing clouds and mild san

francisco turning mostly cloudy for oakland. could be late this afternoon and for san jose variable clouds and mild. this a bit more optimistic. our temperatures today upper 50's. we've got lower 60's on the board. again, not going to do too much with these for the next few days, although was still walking from the 4 zone forecast. but later on this week, nice warm up happening, stephanie, all the high as well. so, ok, i know we're talking about snow in the mountains and everything monday, tuosday, but warm up here and of the week. lovely. why will always welcome some sunshine. thank you so much, dave. that. >> all right. a bipartisan group of lawmakers working to force big changes to social media giant tiktok. >> the group coming together on a bill aiming to separate tiktok from its chinese parent company bytedance. the bill is flat out ban on tiktok but it would prevent american ab stores from listing it if it does stay under its current ownership. some lawmakers worry china is already using tiktok to influence elections in other countries. >> and its leader xi jinping

have their hands deep in the inner workings of the company. with devastating consequences for our own personal freedoms. i certainly think it's a the app that influence. >> with chinese our population should the ccp want to do that? >> lawmakers appear to be trying to fast track the bill if passed bytedance. we have 6 months to separate itself from tiktok. microsoft says it now has a better understanding of what happened after it was hacked. the hackers they say use stolen information to access the company's source code and internal systems. microsoft first discovered the breach in january. the full extent of the hack is not known at this time. u.s. officials believe this is the same group responsible for an attack. it also breached some federal systems. sat exam no longer involves a paper and pencil starting this weekend. the college board is offering the test online. only the pandemic and questions over whether the exams favorite

students from high income families, but many schools to drop standardized testing altogether. but some say the sat still has some advantages like helping students get scholarships. u.s. aerospace company stratolaunch successfully pulled off a first test flight for its first test flight of a new unmanned hypersonic aircraft. the aircraft flew at nearly 5 times. the speed of sound. it looks really cool to can see it. there collecting crucial data along the way. the tests off the california coast. mark, a significant step in developing a reusable and privately funded way of studying hypersonic flight. according to the company that future versions of the aircraft into land on runways. for reuse. if you're on the lookout for a new watch, an android option is now on the market. rich demuro takes a look in this morning's tech smart. >> one plus has been on a roll lately. their last 2 smartphones have gotten rave reviews and now they're doing a smartwatch that's challenging the status quo. it

gets up to 100 hours of battery life due to a unique hybrid system. >> after a three-year hiatus, one plus is back to watch is with the one plus watch too. a smart watch. that looks like a classic timepiece. all the basics are here and i speak screen good water resistance. plus fitness, sleep and stress tracking. the unique aspect is how the battery can last up to 100 hours. power efficient processor handles time. another handles more intensive tasks only when necessary. the watch has a hybrid operating system with google's wear os, you can even get 12 days of battery life in power. save mode. which gives you basic functionality. this is the new android smartwatch to be. it's well designed it snappy, but one plus is only guaranteeing saw for support for 2 years when it's time to recharge. that's also really fast and

one plus gets the award for the best smartwatch charging adapter yet it's not connected to a court so you can use any usb-c cable to plug it in. i averaged about 3 to 4 days of battery life with typical use, including sleep and fitness. tracking. what's the weather like in athens today? >> tonight, a nap and the forecast is around. 59 with scattered showers. currently, it's 61 degrees and clear one plus develop their own fitness app health. >> it's simple yet provides good details. they can share data with android's help connect the watch tracks over 100 activities with impressive detail. one plus did a great job on the watch face is although you are somewhat limited by the complications, you can add if you want maximum battery life downsides. notifications can be slow to appear when you raise your wrist to screen can be in bright light. and the vibrations feel weak. but overall, this is a smart watch done. well.

>> the one plus watch 2 is available now. it is $300, but you can get $50 off by trading in any watch in any condition. >> if you want details, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> virtual avatar maker designed a marilyn monroe chat bot that can hold extended conversations. the company behind this project is so machines, they say the virtual avatar uses ai to interact using monroe's signature voice. the digital celebrity is reportedly able to read users emotions and respond accordingly. the company says the average conversation late with its digital avatars is about 20 minutes. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. more students want to transfer to the university of california. >> we've got the details ahead.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a rough week for united airlines. look at the flights affected by equipment issues just this week. police officers on high alert today keeping an eye out for dangerous sideshows. we have the details coming up. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your weather with dave sphar. hey there, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and again, lot of cloud cover. looks like for your sunday, although some folks will get a little bit of a break from some of this early this afternoon for the east and the south bay. a bit. >> will continue to see a stream of cloud cover drop towards the south. first things, first of you shot coming in from sfo, which by the late, by the way, they have delays going on about an

hour and a half or so. >> due to some construction that they have. there's not weather-related, but keep in mind cause, some schedule issues for your sunday. there's a look from space. the thicker cloud cover has to drop across the bay. so we'll see some thinning of the clouds a little bit for some folks. and again, the east and the south bay looks like winds are calm. now. we expect a pop of winds this afternoon not too long lasting, but it will be a precursor of motion before the rain moves in here shortly after sunset. now where temperatures are in the 50's and the 40's for right now. 43 going on for half moon bay, but a 53 for san jose. quite a bit of cloud cover. again, it's fair to say all those again, some thinning and there are around one to 2 o'clock this afternoon. then tonight, another line of rain followed by yet a secondary line into tuesday night that longer range forecast, which is a nice warm up. all we have that coming up in a bit. 70. >> all right, dave, thank you. it's popular week for united airlines with multiple close calls involving its planes nationwide. you may have seen the video. flames bursting out

of this plane engine right there. this was a flight monday from houston to fort myers. this plane was forced to make an emergency landing and investigation found bubble wrap got into the engine and then on thursday, this united flight departing from sfo lost one of its wheels as it was taking off. you can see that happening right there was headed for japan. the tire crashed through a fence and you can crush some parked cars. and on friday, a flight from san francisco to mexico city was diverted to l a after an issue with the plane's hydraulic system. this flight marks united 4th issue in a week yesterday, a flight landing at houston's airport rolled off the runway into the grass as it exited the runway for the gate. passengers had to be taken off the plane and bus to the terminal. this incident is under investigation. the justice department is launching a criminal investigation after a door plug blew off an alaska airlines plane after takeoff. the incident happened in january. several people suffered minor injuries. and

the north bay on tuesday, sonoma county supervisors consider a resolution that would declare racism a public health crisis. officials say the move will help increase attention to health disparities. 300 volunteers gathered this week to pick up trash in san jose. mayor matt mahan posting this video group collected more than 10,000 pounds of trash along the guadalupe river and downtown mayor mahan says collective action like this is what makes the city better. he says he plans to have more events like this in the future. this weekend. you can expect more officers out oakland looking for illegal sideshow activity and reckless driving. police plan to hand out citations conduct arrests and towed vehicles involved in these illegal activities. this is video from oakland, police of cars. they've steve from crazy previous incidents. officials say this is in response to recent complaints of sideshows in different communities.

winter storms across the state are expected to lead to a milder than normal wildfire season. scientists say things could change by july, but for now, the national ensure interagency fire center predicts below normal fire activity from may through june. researchers say vegetation that would normally burned and dry conditions at lower elevations is still green and it's buried in snow at higher elevations statewide. our snowpack recently measured 104% of normal from march. the police arrest a man for leaking sewage out of an rv in a public area. officers say it happened friday morning. they found the man leaking sewage into a storm drain on toledo street when officers tried to speak with a man, they say he refused to get out of his rv. and after an hour of that person complied and police took him into custody. republicans in the state legislature are demanding governor gavin newsom provide more information about exemption in the state's new minimum wage law. it comes amid a report suggesting that newsom included a loophole to

benefit one of his donors. capitol correspondent eytan wallace brings us the latest. >> if there's nothing there, proven republican senate minority leader brian jones says that's his message to governor gavin newsom over a very specific exemption made in the state's new fast food minimum wage law. the law will require most fast food chains in california to increase the minimum wage to $20 per hour by april. 1st, but a car but was made for businesses that bake and sell bread as a standalone item. many have said that includes panera a bloomberg article last week suggested that car was put in place to benefit new. some don't. and panera bread. franchisee billionare greg flynn after he expressed concern the new minimum wage would hurt the 2 dozen panera bread franchises he owns across the for his part. newsom says the latest story is much ado about nothing. in a statement last week his office wrote the governor never met with flynn in this story is absurd. our legal team has reviewed and it

appears panera is not exempt from the law. this resolution, democratic senator dave cortese was the senate labor cheer when the bill was negotiated last year and now he's the ethics chair from what he knows. there's important context and history behind the bread minimum wage exemption. one of the unions organizes reason other kinds of facilities was concerned the area of their jurisdiction was going to be encroached upon by the bill. >> what was that i don't think that needs to be investigate. i think they they were transparent about that. they were just stay out of our business. still, republicans say they want answers last week they demanded attorney general rob bonta launched an ethics investigation and now they've sent the governor this public records request demanding access to all documents and communications that led up to the carve out. where did this exemption comfort? nobody seems to know. everybody oh, i don't know where it came from. it came from someone if there's nothing to see here that shows that there's nothing to see here. we think. >> but there's a lot to see

here and we want to get to the bottom of it for the voters and the taxpayers of california. >> and we reached out to the governor's office for specific reaction to the republican led public records request. but all they could say they received it and they're processing has for flynn. he says carve out or no carve out. he plans to increase the minimum wage to $20 an hour at his california panera. bread locations reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> and march is women's history month in kron four's introducing you to remarkable women of the bay area. today we're sharing the story of a cancer survivor who is dedicating her life to helping kids in underserved communities. prof was tiffany justice brings us her story. >> when i when i started with music for minors, i wonderful opportunity, wonderful organization. >> best kept secret for the past 14 years. sonja wall them youth has been bringing back the music. now as the ceo of music for minors, a nonprofit

in the bay area. she's trying to change the lives of students through music. i felt a lot of people need to know about this under her leadership. the program has expanded and is now in schools across the peninsula, spanning from south san francisco to san jose growing from 7,000 kids. a 26,000 students and 13 school districts with the majority of their work focused on underrepresented communities. >> knew that to have a greater impact we needed to do kind of district-wide because it's really important to us that all kids have the opportunity. so we do core music, education elementary. we focus on elementary because that's where the biggest void programs or money as well. then use as a great example of seeing this program in motion is at jason dahl elementary school in san jose where for now the program is fully subsidized. >> and has been going on for the past 3 years. >> what do you think about doing going? thinking about being a singer.

>> and for 8 year-old alexander matute, hey, he says the classes are calming. >> when you said are mad really just can't find anything to do? the rhythms of songs could help you out and stress and help you. let leave all your stress show. >> like music has a stress reliever for you? >> and this, but we're going to continue the program this school because we've proven the point. and you see the impact on these kids and their excitement and their confidence is just absolutely amazing. and you know where music can actually take them their future is what we're really interested seeing. >> sony has called the bay area home for nearly 30 years. he's always had a passion for music and the arts. and it was only after 8 years in the san francisco symphony chorus. she got the calling to do more as

she's been with the non-profit for the past 14 years. >> if we didn't exist, a lot of these programs would not exist. reporting to just as kron. 4 news. >> and kron, 4 honors remarkable women of the bay area all month long. read more about our finalists by scanning the qr code on your screen. we also air new stories each week right here on kron 4 and called for dot com. so definitely stay tuned for all of that. the annual san francisco saint patrick's day parade and festival returns. it's happening next saturday and i had a chance to sit down with president of the united irish societies to talk about what you can expect. >> yeah, this is 170rd parades about 174 years ago. irish group got together and decided to celebrate our heritage. so the parade and then again, we brought back the festival this year is going to be amazing. it's going to be a great day. we looked at the weather.

listen to your weather man. and we know it's going to be great. sunny we're going to have everybody come out and help celebrate the irish traditions with us. the city's helped us with our our fees so we can put this on for free and we're wishing everybody comes down first for the parade lined the parade up market street to city hall. and then at the civic center, we have a festival. >> the parade starts next saturday at 11:30am, at second and market street. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. more on another potential u f o sighting possibly captured and the pentagon releases a report on declassified ufo research. those details ahead. plus, the worrier struggle at home without steph curry. despite facing a mediocre san antonio school. >> of our highs today reaching around 16 up terribly exciting, although maybe a couple raised a son to help a little bit. watch out. some winds in a couple bouts of rain early week. then things turn. i have heard forecast a

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>> sugar bowl is extending its ski season through april the resort snowpack is at 15 feet of distance into lacks and music in the background. i was studying what i would have to like, what i was like 12 or 13. and then i got stuck on a mountain and then a weapon. so fun after that. but says he is took. jurors are encouraging

news skiers and snowboarders to take advantage of this opportunity. they say that spring is the perfect time for alissa you still have an outfit like anyway, >> hard argument. all right. yeah. you know what? we're actually going to get more coming our way, by the way. good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody. got your somebody back there. just to give you an idea. hasn't changed much from yesterday except again adding to it. what we talk about before it was a watch. now it's gone to the advisory category. winter weather advisory zone as what we've got going on here. and this due to the fact they're going to be getting another dose. they used to call it years ago. a traveler's advisory forecast. so if you're headed up there, just keep that in mind until 05:00pm on tuesday. after that, it's all done in next weekend, by the says warming up a bit too. 39 looks like on tuesday with another bout of snow because we're getting rain on the home front. let's zip through today. again, maybe some rays of sun early on rain into the evening. overnight clears up in time for monday before yet a new line drop south. this will

favor a little bit. the north bay, but that will also be a little bit of a snow producers. well, here's the pop of winds. we have a little bit this afternoon into the teens and some 20's relatively good active after that. again, we'll keep it breezy, but not necessarily real windy, at least early on. so here's a look at this next 2 systems to watch monday, tuesday after that point away, we go with a little flavor of spring coming our way. lots of sunshine and those temps warming up promising to get to the mid 70's, maybe even upper 70's it that way to get closer. 59 san francisco, it's keeping around 60 ish along the coast. 60 going on for burlingame foster city. 62 62 for palo alto in the south. they will check in the mid 60's. so modest on the temperature going to do that again tomorrow and tuesday. lower sixties east bay that smearing that also in private ali. so over the east bay hills, there isn't a decoupling happening here. 62 concord, 6.58, excuse me for delay host 61 fairfield and up at about 58, 7 day forecast

left. i'm left-hand side of your screen is active and busy a bit here. then we clear it out. look at the temperatures. climb up there. upper 70's a possibility as we get a little flavor of spring and that's not even equinox yet. all right. like the look at all look at all that sunshine. that's ahead. that's right. for the end of the weekend. so next weekend looks pretty good. and we have a lot of rain coming our way. but it's looking good for an extended period of time as well. okay, wonderful. thank you so much to that. >> all right. well, the pentagon released its first of 2 reports on the classified research on u f o's. >> joe khaleel breaks it down for us. a major report released from the pentagon on the eu. ap u f o. >> phenomenon going back all the way to the 1940's. they say that they've reviewed nearly every incident. they've are a few programs that have been classified dealing with you. a piece, their findings. the big takeaway is they say that they have no concrete evidence that the government has ever had in its possession aircraft that have come from extraterrestrials. they also

say they don't have any programs. the government was running to try and reverse engineer extraterrestrial craft. now, they've also made clear in the report themselves. they don't think that people who've come forward with those claims people with very high level some air force intelligence officers, other military officers. they say they don't think those people were necessarily lying, but that the information they had may have taken out of context. they may have been misinformed or facts that have been misconstrued been given to that. there's certainly a lot of pushback to the findings in this report. i do want to just elaborate on something that was in the report. arrow recognizes many people sincerely hold versions of these beliefs which are based on their perception of past experiences. the experiences of others whom they trust or media and online outlets. they believe to be sources of credible and verifiable information. now, a few points

in this report that i thought were interesting. one is the pentagon did actually can see that there are certain phenomenon, certain things that they have they have seen in our airspace that have not been able to be explain. the pentagon called these anomalous and right now they don't know how those things are operating, but they say those are just a small sliver of sightings and the reports that they have gotten another big part of this report that isn't getting as much attention is the pentagon actually does admit that there were programs they set up with the intention to recover and reverse engineer you a piece. it is right there in black and white. but arrow says those programs were eventually done away with because they didn't actually finding you a piece to reverse engineer. and they say that there was a lack of mission for those. >> now to bay area sports, the warriors struggled in their

first game without steph curry as they hosted the san antonio spurs last night. kron four's erin wilson brings us the highlights. >> well, the warriors, they played their first game without the services of an injured steph curry. they hosted the 13 when spurs at chase on saturday who are playing with the rookie or without their rookie of the year, rather pick to win so both stars out in this one. chris paul steps in in place of steph curry trayce jackson-davis steps in in place of wiggins in the starting lineup to give. >> cp lot 3. so the warriors offensive was flowing early on the break here, draymond, he finds himself j k jonathan kuminga in size spurs puts it in. >> and gets the foul on the play. coming up in just 26 points on the night, the spurs they burried the warriors from deep. you see they get the offense of rebound there and then johnson able to find one from deep. he was one of 6 person hit a three-pointer on the night. now johnson had 22 points off the base.

meanwhile, the warriors had 12 turnovers. that collins has one of them right here. the spurs on the break. jeremy sohan lays it in this first outscored. the warriors 30 to 16 in the 2nd quarter. now they live by 19 at the half. the warriors they did make a little run. opening up the 3rd with klay thompson finish with 27 points. the its a 3 point on this play. he was pretty much the saving grace for the warriors to get done with an eye on this one. but that was as close as they would get to the spurs and as loud as it will probably get in chase for the rest of the night. klay thompson gets block from behind on this one there on the brake branum connects on the transition 3. he had 20 points. and then finally, when these replacement, dominic barlow, he gets in on the action right here. he blocked a shot. this one from beyond the arc he finishes on the other in with the jam 19 points and 8 rebounds the spurs. they embarrass the warriors won. 26 to one 13 was the final. th- warriors have now lost 2 straight home games to teams below 500 on the

season there. 17 is 17 at chase. if they want a better outcome at the end of the season, definitely will have to get some things cleaned that's all we get for you. it back to you at >> aaron, thank you. >> it is oscars night and the lapd. they say that they are preparing for protesters, aiming to take the spotlight away from the glitz and glamour of the 96 academy awards. chris wolfe has the details. >> all that glitters is not just oscar gold. one night before the 96th annual academy awards. journalists from around the world have gathered on the red carpet in hollywood to rehearse and report on the celebration of movie we're getting a glimpse of the glitz and glamour. the fancy gowns, the powerhouse and prompt ers and pump that defined this award show. what sets the oscars apart from other live events? well, it's not you.

it's not a sweaty as the super bowl. funny man, jimmy kimmel is returning as host for the 4th time. >> he says he wants to make it a memorable night. but what that means in terms of his cutting edge humor remains to be seen. like last year we had some of the greatest speeches that i think oscars have ever had for people who are very good at showing fake emotion. there's a lot of real emotion there and it's >> real emotion is also building on the fringes. pro-palestinian protesters are planning to march and quote, shut down hollywood on oscar sunday delivering a message about israel's war against hamas in the palestinian territory of gaza. the la pd says it will not allow any demonstrators to interfere with the ceremony as they say in the entertainment business. the show must go on. roads in

the area are closed down and security will be tightened up. reports say almost 2000 private security guards will be on scene in addition to scores of law enforcement officers excited here continuing to grow and it wouldn't be oscar sunday without all of those. amazing after parties. >> that was chris wolfe reporting for us. we'll be reporting for us. we'll be right back. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice and long-lasting gain scent beads.

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>> we are less than a month away from the total solar eclipse on april 8th, the moon slowly moves in front of the sun, blocking its light. and last nasa has launched a website to help you get ready with advice on how to view and record this special event. they also plan to have a live stream the next solar eclipse after the april one happens in 2044, so unless you want to wait that long, you want to catch the one in april. and if you're looking adopt pet san francisco animal care and control is asking for your help. their shelter is at full capacity, they say, and they're asking people to please delay surrendering any animals until monday, at least they add that overcrowding is a national problem. that does not only happen here in the bay area. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. the latest coming out of a public town hall meeting working to we call oakland mayor sheng thao. and lawmakers attempt to pass a bill that would place restrictions on tiktok. we have all the details coming up

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. terrifying moments for a nurse in the east bay who says a thief drove off with her car inside the hospital parking lot. and the group working to recall mayor sheng thao holds a town hall meeting. how many more signatures they need to get the recall before voters. >> 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. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday march. the 10th rise and shine. let's get your day started with a look at the weather day. what we need to know. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody in today like yesterday, a lot of cloud cover is going to be intrusive for us, although we'll see a little bit of break it out a little bit as we get to the early afternoon for some folks in the east bay and out of the south bay as well. but there you see it kind of shredded stratus, right overhead. >> again, some thinning upstream and we'll get a little pop with winds. it looks like in the late afternoon east bay shoreline shot generally speaking, mostly cloudy and some areas will call it variable clouds and your general descriptor for the day winds not doing much of anything right now, but again, becoming more active this afternoon. temperature checked. 46 santa rosa there 50 for san francisco. 51 san jose and 45 for half moon bay. lot of 40's and the east bay, too. we're a couple degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday in the east bay, all the little cooler up in the north bay wrapping around a san francisco and down the

peninsula. so at 57 will do it by high noon and to about 63 o'clock. but the mixed bag of some sun and clouds probably more clouds than sun. we have 2 bouts of rain look out for one this overnight and another one into monday night. tuesday morning. we'll have more on that forecast in a bit. stephanie. >> dave, thank you. kaiser opener says her car was stolen right in front of her as she left work on friday. prof was amanda hari spoke with the victim. >> city of oakland county like literally there was nothing to protect me or my car. that mullet. a scary moment for taylor bagby as she left work friday night. bagby is a nurse in the neonatal intensive care unit at clint. she parts of the garage near broadway and macarthur freeway. >> because of safety issues in the area, she usually starts for 2021. chevrolet camaro from afar so she can quickly get in and leave, but it wouldn't start when she could finally see her car. she was shocked or there's a security guard behind my car. and

there's a guy in my car and there's glass all on the ground. >> and so i realize that he still in my car but died inside the car. he's like this little laptop and he starts it. and i kind of like step in front the car. but it starts or evidence or move out the way he just drives off through the gate. she says the security guard called for backup, but it took them too long to get there. >> when they called police, they told them to expect a long wait to like we've got 187 calls. it's a friday in oakland like that. that would be the last thing we come and check up why she found out from the guard that someone broke window hours before coming back to steal the car. but she wasn't notified. this just seems to be a reoccurring move because the guys that it was a 6 car that they've taken since he's worked there at the parking garage. and you have been there for that law bagby says she used to go down to her car. her lunch break, but a few months ago, kaiser center memo to their staff urging them not to leave during their shifts because of safety concerns. she says she

hopes both the city and kaiser will do more to protect people who work at and utilize the hospital. at the end the day, we just want to feel safe lake being able to go to work into leave and go home. and it just seems like that's not happening. and it's sad because it's not only us who work there, but these >> patients who are coming in. these are family members who could receiving the worst possible news that i live in. they can be done safely going to the hospital or safely go home. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. opd says this is still an active investigation. nobody was injured. also oakland, the group working to recall mayor sheng thao held a town hall meeting on saturday. community members started collecting signatures for the recall petition last month saying they're fed up with crime and the lack of a permanent police chief in the city. >> question is, where has she to try to make things better

what issue she's not done the first thing she does is the going to go out. >> mayor thao has told kron 4 the recall campaign is organized by her political opponents who previously ran against her. the recall group says they've collected more than 123,000 signatures. 73,500 need to be verified to hold a recall election. and this morning, a school resource officer in fairfield is under arrest, accused of sending inappropriate text to underage students. four's. tiffany justice is live for us now in fairfield this morning with the details on this. tiffany. >> all right, stephanie, that resource officer at rodriguez high school was arrested on saturday and booked into the solano county jail. so here's what we know so far. the fairfield police department say that officer james lewis was arrested saturday accused of exchanging inappropriate text messages and photos to 2 underage female students. according to police, the

parents of those 2 students contacted the police department about this matter on friday. soon after independent investigation was conducted by the county district attorneys office, lewis has been charged with sending or exhibiting a harmful or obscene material to a minor and contacting or communicating with a minor with the intent to commit a crime. he has been placed on administrative leave as the da's office continues to investigate this. now in a statement from fairfield, police say, say that we are quote, simultaneously disappointed, infuriated and saddened by this information. acts like these violate that trust are wholly inexcusable infill to exemplify what the fairfield police department stands for now, the police department also saying that they will continue to be transparent in this process. and in this investigation reporting live in fairfield, justice. back to tiffany, thank you. >> in the south bay, a pedestrian is in critical condition after being hit by a car in san jose. it happened saturday morning in the area

of south 7th street and feeling avenue. the roads shut down for several hours but are back open. no word on what happened to the driver involved. it's this is still a man is recovering after being shot in the city's outer mission neighborhood. this happened friday morning at a home on all many boulevard. police say they found the victim with a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no arrests made yet. we any offer asking for help identifying this man here. they say this person was caught on camera, stealing a car, then later dumping it near east 6th street. anyone with information is asked to please get in touch with police. in the south bay, firefighters responded to a house fire saturday near the westfield valley fair mall. about video shows the flames that started on daniel way. officials say propane tanks were involved pg and e crews reported to the scene to assist the fire was eventually knocked out. no injuries reported. and new this morning, police in oakland need your help identifying a

man and recovering the dog taken during a burglary. these are images of the car and the man police are trying to find. police say that 3 people burglarized a business about 11:00pm tuesday near the oakland airport. police say a dog named ghost was taken during the burglary. a lot of buzz around las vegas this weekend. the oakland a's hosted the brewers in a spring training game on saturday. the a's won. 42 team management say it's tricky to stay in the moment and focus on their season in oakland while also facing questions about the organization's moved to las vegas. >> it's nothing new for me. it's something that i understand my role in this organization as a as a leadership position that i'm going to have to do with this and answer these questions. you we've made to where most of these players that are here gone through this last year with these types of understand you it's a part of this process that we're in.

>> the a's plan to open their new stadium in las vegas in 2028. oakland restaurant week kicks off this coming thursday. the event highlight some of the best restaurants in the town. i got a chance to speak with the owner of one of the participating restaurants on why this event. it's so important for local businesses. >> we feel that it's, you know, of all the years. this is kind of one of the biggest, the most important one for us because we've been, you know, coming out of pandemic. past couple years. we're really excited to put ourselves out there again and invite people to come. check us out. it's a wonderful time go out and support restaurants that you love restaurants that you haven't been to in a while the used to be, you know, in your relatives of places you would visit but you just haven't made it out for, you know, whatever reason. it's a great opportunity to go out and check out new places. there's a lot of places that opening.

oakland restaurant week runs from march 14th through the 24th. lots of tasty options. there. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news lawmakers once again raised concerns about tiktok. >> this time the head of the 2024 presidential election, what changes they're demanding from the company. plus, a bus driving competition rolls through san jose. we got all the details coming up. >> this smart watch. looks like a classic timepiece but it has long battery life for taking a look at this screen size, water resistance. leap tracking and more on the new one. plus, watch to i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> and considerable cloud yet again. today to a little bit more raised a son in the east and the south bay. temperatures modest around 60 ish. but an interesting seven-day lays ahead of a look at that forecast as well. the at that forecast as well. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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right before this drops south. but then certainly afterwards. and this is now following the traditional pattern over winter storms coming in from the northwest as its successor will do by the time we get to monday night into tuesday. we've got blink of this here. here's monday night. and it drops south, as you can see. and then after that point, we should be going into the clear a little bit wednesday, still kind of a working on that day before you really start to feel different pattern thursday into friday and nice warm up to here's a little pop of winds we talked about. this is again before the line of rain moves through kind of southwesterly winds. they will shift later on kind of to a do westerly direction again with the passage of the system, not enough for wind advisory, though, sfo in the background because of some construction. they're looking at about hour and a half delay with all of that. so just keep in mind for scheduling issues increase in the clouds today breezy we've got cool, lower 60's for highs early into the week. unsettled was showers and rain bisbee to pass one tonight, another one for monday night. those the 2 big ones. they're also in company with that a winter

stuff up in the sierra lower 60's and late in the week, clearing and drying warming to. that's right. temperatures in the middle 70's by thursday, friday. and we may even add to that we get a little closer. sometimes we call these heat spikes during the right time of year to date. now 59 in san francisco looks like 61 for oakland, 66 san jose. the rain will be post sunshine after sunset rather lower 60's cover good chunk of the east bay with upper 50's. meanwhile, up north and 66 for san jose with more warming coming that way. so we have some traffic first couple of days here and then towards the latter part of the week, it looks like that's going to hold into next weekend to the nice weather. alright, really making up for this for their what weekends we had. all right. like no, i love the sound of more sunshine. so keep bringing that our way thanks so much. >> well, a bipartisan group of lawmakers working to force big changes to social media giant tiktok. >> the group coming together on a bill aiming to separate tiktok from its chinese parent company bytedance. the bill is

in a flat-out ban on tiktok that would prevent american appstore u.s. from listing it if it stays under its current ownership, brother as some lawmakers, they worry that china is already using tiktok to influence elections and other countries. >> chinese communist party and its leader xi jinping have their hands deep in the inner workings of the company. with devastating consequences for our own personal freedoms. i certainly think it's a >> the app that influence with chinese our population should the ccp want to do that? >> lawmakers appear to be trying to fast track this bill if it is passed, bytedance would have 6 months to separate itself from tiktok. microsoft says it now has a better understanding of what happened after it was hacked. the hackers use stolen information to access the company's source code and internal systems. microsoft first discovered the breach in january. the full extent of the hack is not known at this time. now u.s. officials

believe this is the same group responsible for an attack that also breached some federal systems. we sat exam no longer involves a paper and pencil started this weekend. the college board is offering this test online. only the pandemic and questions over whether the exams favorite students from high income families led many schools to drop standardized testing altogether. but some say the sat still has some advantages like helping students get scholarships. u.s. aerospace companies struggle launched successfully, pulled off its first test flight of a new unmanned hypersonic aircraft. that aircraft flew at nearly 5 times. the speed of sound collecting crucial data along the way. the test off of califoria of the california coast. mark, the significant step in developing a reusable and privately funded means of study a hypersonic flight. future versions of this aircraft and to land on runways. for reuse. if you're on the lookout for a new watch, an android option is now on the market. our rich

demuro takes a look in today's tech smart. >> one plus has been on a roll lately. their last 2 smartphones have gotten rave reviews and now they're doing a smartwatch that's challenging the status quo. it gets up to 100 hours of battery life due to a unique hybrid system. >> after a three-year hiatus, one plus is back to watch is with the one plus watch too. a smart watch. that looks like a classic timepiece. all the basics are here and i speak screen good water resistance. plus fitness, sleep and stress tracking. the unique aspect is how the battery can last up to 100 hours. power efficient processor handles time. another handles more intensive tasks only when necessary. the watch has a hybrid operating system with google's wear os, you can even get 12 days of battery life in power. save

mode. which gives you basic functionality. this is the new android smartwatch to be. it's well designed it snappy, but one plus is only guaranteeing saw for support for 2 years when it's time to recharge. that's also really fast and one plus gets the award for the best smartwatch charging adapter yet it's not connected to a court so you can use any usb-c cable to plug it in. i averaged about 3 to 4 days of battery life with typical use, including sleep and fitness. tracking. what's the weather like in athens today? >> tonight, a nap and the forecast is around. 59 with scattered showers. currently, it's 61 degrees and clear one plus develop their own fitness app health. >> it's simple yet provides good details. they can share data with android's help connect the watch tracks over 100 activities with impressive detail. one plus did a great job on the watch face is although you are somewhat limited by the complications, you can add if you want maximum battery life

downsides. notifications can be slow to appear when you raise your wrist to screen can be in bright light. and the vibrations feel weak. but overall, this is a smart watch done. well. >> the one plus watch 2 is available now. it is $300, but you can get $50 off by trading in any watch in any condition. >> if you want details, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> a new virtual avatar maker designed a marilyn monroe chat bot that can hold extended conversations. the company behind the project is so machines, it says this virtual avatar uses ai interact using monroe signature voice. the digital celebrity is reportedly able to users emotions and even respond accordingly. the company says the average conversation late with its digital avatars is about 20 minutes. take something out her. driving

skills are put to the test in san jose saturday. officials calling this the bus rodeo demonstrators and drivers they showed off their precision and safety around obstacles at the vta is training center in san jose. and it looks like a pretty tame a showcase their which is important because we don't want to start a lanai. the passengers might taking the bus, but 2 drivers move on to the north america international bus rodeo later this spring. and for your money this morning, a sigh of relief for costco members for now. the retailer says it will not raise membership fees, but it did not rule out a future price hike. costco cfo said an earnings call, quote, it's not a question of when it is a question of when not if when referring to a price hike. costco has been toying with the possibility of raising the price of membership for about a year and a half. now, the last increase was in 2017. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. more students

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4 morning news. a rough week for united airlines. a look at euipmt issues just this week. >> and local police officers on high alert this weekend keeping an eye out for dangerous sideshows. 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 far as in the weather center tracking it all for the day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of cloud cover again today, too. but those mild temperatures will come with at least the rain is going to hold off. it looks like until at least after sunset. so we'll get a little break on that. >> we do have a couple bouts of rain, though, coming our way over the next about 48 to 72 hours or so as a poll. by the way, we're looking at about a one and a half hour or so. delay. this is not related to whether it's to a construction that they're going. so that may cause some schedule issues later today. just keep that in mind. we've kind of fitting of the clouds a little bit first until that

thicker layers drops to the south. this is following a more traditional pattern for these storms over the next 72 hours than we've seen a lot this season. winds are calm, the single digits. so we'll see a little pop in those winds later on this afternoon. current numbers are mostly into the 40's. we've got 51%, jose. 46, chilly degrees and to half moon bay and lot of 40's. meanwhile, up north, your breakdown today keeps quite a bit of cloud cover going on all day today. still managing some lower 60's there. but if you're looking for warmth, we have and that extended forecast, by the way, as well. have more on that coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a turbulent week for united airlines with multiple close calls involving its planes nationwide. you may have seen the video of flames bursting out of a plane engine and this was a flight monday from houston to fort myers. the plane making an emergency landing because of this investigation found that bubble wrap got into the engine. it. and then on thursday, this united flight departing from sfo lost one of

its wheels as it was taking off for japan. tire crashed through a fence and crushed parked cars. on friday. a flight from san francisco to mexico city was diverted to la after an issue with the plane's hydraulic system. this flight marks tonight its 4th issue in a week and yesterday, a flight landing at houston's airport rolled off the runway into the grass as it exited the runway for the gate. passengers had to be taken off the plane and bus to the terminal. this incident is also under investigation by federal officials. the department of justice launching a criminal investigation into boeing this morning after a door blew out mid-air on alaska airlines flight heading from oregon to southern california. that's according to the wall street journal. this comes after boeing told congress this week it can't find any records for work done on the door. panel. the ntsb continues to investigate. the faa is giving the company 90 days. >> to show how they'll fix quality control issues. in the

north bay. on tuesday, sonoma county supervisors consider a resolution that would declare racism a public health crisis. officials say the move will help increase attention to health disparities. 300 volunteers gathered this week to pick up trash in san jose. mayor matt mahan posting this video. the group collecting more than 10,000 pounds of trash along the guadalupe river and downtown. man says collective action like this is what makes the city better. he says he has plans to have more events like this in the future. and this weekend you can expect more officers in oakland looking for illegal sideshow activity and reckless driving. police plan to hand out citations conduct arrests and towed vehicles involved in these illegal activities. this is video from oakland. police have car seized from previous events. officials say this is in response to recent complaints of sideshows in the community. winter storms across the state are expected

to lead to a milder than normal wildfire season. scientists say things could change by july, but for now, the national interagency fire center predicts below normal fire activity from may through june. researchers say the education that would normally burned and dry conditions at lower elevations is still green. it's buried in snow at higher elevations. our statewide snowpack recently measured 104% of normal for march. at a london police arrest, a man for leaking sewage out of an rv in a public area. police say this happened friday morning. they found the vehicle leaking on into a storm drain on toledo street when officers tried to talk with the man, they say he refused to get out of his rv an hour or so. the man coeste president biden signing a spending package to avert a partial government shutdown. now congress is working to prevent another. the 460 billion dollar bill covers a full year of spot funding

for several departments including veterans affairs, justice to transportation and housing and urban development. congress has until march 22nd to fund the remaining departments. bipartisan agreement is expected to be harder to come by for defense homeland security and health and human services. republicans in the state legislature are demanding governor gavin newsom provide more information. biden action in the state's new minimum wage law. it comes amid reports suggesting newsom included a loophole to benefit one of his donors. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace brings us the latest. >> if there's nothing there, proven republican senate minority leader brian jones says that's his message to governor gavin newsom over a very specific exemption made in the state's new fast food minimum wage law. the law will require most fast food chains in california to increase the minimum wage to $20 per hour by april. 1st, but a car but was made for businesses that bake and sell bread as a standalone item. many have

said that includes panera a bloomberg article last week suggested that car was put in place to benefit new. some don't. and panera bread. franchisee billionare greg flynn after he expressed concern the new minimum wage would hurt the 2 dozen panera bread franchises he owns across the for his part. newsom says the latest story is much ado about nothing. in a statement last week his office wrote the governor never met with flynn in this story is absurd. our legal team has reviewed and it appears panera is not exempt from the law. this resolution, democratic senator dave cortese was the senate labor cheer when the bill was negotiated last year and now he's the ethics chair from what he knows. there's important context and history behind the bread minimum wage exemption. one of the unions organizes reason other kinds of facilities was concerned area of their jurisdiction was going to be encroached upon by the bill. >> was that i don't think that needs to be investigate. i

think they they were transparent about that. they were just stay out of our business. still, republicans say they want answers last week they demanded attorney general rob bonta launched an ethics investigation and now they've sent the governor this public records request demanding access to all documents and communications that led up to the car about where this exemption come from. nobody seems to know everybody oh, i don't know where it came from. it came from someone if there's nothing to see here that shows that there's nothing to see here. we think. >> but there's a lot to see here and we want to get to the bottom of it for the voters and the taxpayers of california. >> and we reached out to the governor's office for specific reaction to the republican led public records request. but all they could say they received it and they're processing has for flynn. he says carve out or no carve out. he plans to increase the minimum wage to $20 an hour at his california panera. bread locations reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, march is women's history month and kron four's introducing you to remarkable women of the bay area. today

we share the story of a cancer survivor dedicating her life to helping kids in underserved communities. how force tiffany justice brings us her story. >> when i when i started with music for minors, i wonderful opportunity, wonderful organization. >> best kept secret for the past 14 years. sonja wall them youth has been bringing back the music. now as the ceo of music for minors, a nonprofit in the bay area. she's trying to change the lives of students through music. i felt a lot of people need to know about this under her leadership. the program has expanded and is now in schools across the peninsula, spanning from south san francisco to san jose growing from 7,000 kids. a 26,000 students and 13 school districts with the majority of their work focused on underrepresented communities. >> knew that to have a greater impact we needed to do kind of district-wide because it's

really important to us that all kids have the opportunity. so we do core music, education elementary. we focus on elementary because that's where the biggest void programs or money as well. then use as a great example of seeing this program in motion is at jason dahl elementary school in san jose where for now the program is fully subsidized. >> and has been going on for the past 3 years. >> what do you think about doing going? thinking about being a singer. >> and for 8 year-old alexander matute, hey, he says the classes are calming. >> when you said mad really just can't find anything to do. the rhythms of songs could help you out and stress and help you let full year >> you like music has a stress reliever for you. >> and this, but we're going to continue the program this school because we've proven the point. and you see the

impact on these kids and >> their excitement and their confidence is just absolutely amazing. and you know, where music can actually take them their future is what we're really interested seeing. >> sony has called the bay area home for nearly 30 years. he's always had a passion for music and the arts. and it was only after 8 years in the francisco symphony chorus. she got the calling to do more as she's been with the non-profit for the past 14 years. >> if we didn't exist, a lot of these programs would not exist. reporting to just as kron. 4 news. >> proper honors, remarkable women of the bay area all month long. read more about our finalists by scanning the qr code right there on your screen. we will also air new stories each week right here on kron 4 and kron 4 dot com.

the annual san francisco saint patrick's day parade and festival is back. it's happening next saturday. i sat down with the president of the united irish societies to talk about what you can expect. >> yeah, this is 170rd parades about 174 years ago. irish group got together and decided to celebrate our heritage. so the parade and then again, we brought back the festival this year is going to be amazing. it's going to be a great day. we looked at the weather. listen to your weather man. and we know it's going to be great. sunny, something we're going to have everybody come out and help celebrate the irish traditions with us. the city's helped us with our our fees so we can put this on for free and we're wishing everybody comes down first for the parade lined the parade up market street to city hall and then at the civic center, we have a festival. >> sounds like it's going to be a great time with the parade starts next saturday at 11:30am, at second and market street. coming up on the kron

morning news. the pentagon releases a new report on declassified research. >> we tenl you what they found. plus, the warriors struggle at home without steph curry. got the highlights from their last game. >> and we have a little bit of traffic coming in off the pacific from the gulf of alaska going provide with us a couple of opportunities for showers. good timing, though, is going to happen at night and then look out. it looks like a flavor of spring before the week is out. the kron. 4 the week is out. the kron. 4 morning news continues. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more

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>> sugar bowl is extending its ski season through april 28th. the resort's ski fact rather snowpack is at 15 feet. ski instructors are encouraging new skiers and snowboarders to take advantage of all of that fresh powder out there and may be sent up for a lesson or 2. and speaking of all that looking, it was snowing out there. but you're closer to home right? >> looking a little overcast out at this live. look here now at the golden gate bridge at a 43 this morning. hopefully some of you. >> waking up and feeling refresh given the daylight saving time adjustment their day. yeah, though, you can take a nap this afternoon. maybe grab a little bit of that. and good stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> and a mountain. so as you're referencing other stepping up there waiting for you, 70 national park. that's what that looks like. same kind of deal that seeing in tahoe as well. and going to add to that as well is the next couple of days, though, this what is now a winter weather advisory? this goes all the way out to about tuesday at 05:00pm or so that she doesn't kick in until 5 o'clock tonight. now advisory

means generally speaking for travel in that kind of thing. so if you are headed there early in the week, might have some issues a bit. but, you know, want to wait till next weekend. hey, sunshine and snow. so it's gonna look wonderful. next weekend won't have any interruptions. here's what the forecast is. short term. mixed bag. a sun and clouds today. tomorrow tuesday, another bout of snow. they will probably get some late tonight as well. but the bigger dose will probably happen monday night and into tuesday morning will delay happening there. nice cool down to as well. so for today, quite a bit of cloud cover we have going on might have something for the south bay in the east bay temporarily. the line of rain marches through tonight after sunset. you can see clearing up in its wake temporarily. that will be monday before monday night. we do it again with another dose coming in from the northwest. this takes us all the way up till tuesday morning. maybe takes wednesday before we completely clear. but thing out in flip over the kind of forecast now the winds they pop this afternoon before that system drops south and little breezy in its wake, as you can see into monday appreciation

for the next storm system drops out and the longer range system you can see they both march through another shoe to fall is on tuesday morning. monday night tuesday and mountain snows coupled with that look at that out of my way. high pressure starts to build in a way go the temperatures nice little warm up towards the end of the weekend. looks like a hold of the following weekend to give you a nice one at that to all before equinox here. 59 san francisco to the coast of about 60 ish or upper 50's burlingame at about 60. to the south. 62 palo alto bumping it up to mid 60's for the south bay coupled with the fact you may get some raise a son too east bay shoreline and tri valley, both looking at lower 60's for today. but these are spots that will be racing through the 70's come 5 days from now or so. 61 walnut creek, the 50 a 61 fairfield. 58 for napa in santa rosa. 58. so kind of busy in the next couple of days in a 72 hours or so. we flipped over the game plan here and it's back

to the 70's middle 70's of that stuff. sometimes those numbers can get bumped up. get a little closer to the upper 70's. so your love oh, yes, i'm all about the warmer weather. thanks so much, dave. >> all right. the pentagon released its first 2 reports on classified research on u f o's. >> joe khaleel breaks it down for us. a major report released from the pentagon on the eu. ap u f o. >> phenomenon going back all the way to the 1940's. they say that they've reviewed nearly every incident. they've are a few programs that have been classified dealing with you. a piece, their findings. the big takeaway is they say that they have no concrete evidence that the government has ever had in its possession aircraft that have come from extraterrestrials. they also say they don't have any evidence of programs. the government was running to try and reverse engineer extraterrestrial craft. now, they've also made clear in the report themselves. they don't think that people who've come forward with those claims,

people with very high level some air force intelligence officers, other military officers. they say they don't think those people were necessarily lying, but that the information they had may have taken out of context. they may have been misinformed or facts that have been misconstrued been given to that. there's certainly a lot of pushback to the findings in this report. i do want to just elaborate on something that was in the report. arrow recognizes many people sincerely hold versions of these beliefs which are based on their perception of past experiences. the experiences of others whom they trust or media and online outlets. they believe to be sources of credible and verifiable information. now, a few points in this report that i thought were interesting. one is the pentagon did actually can see that there are certain phenomenon, certain things that they have they have seen in our airspace that have not been able to be explain. the

pentagon called these anomalous and right now they don't know how those things are operating, but they say those are just a small sliver of sightings and the reports that they have gotten another big part of this report that isn't getting as much attention is the pentagon actually does admit that there were programs they set up with the intention to recover and reverse engineer you a piece. it is right there in black and white. but arrow says those programs were eventually done away with because they didn't actually finding you a piece to reverse engineer. and they say that there was a lack of mission for those. >> now, the bay area sports, the warriors struggled in their first game without steph curry as they hosted the san antonio spurs last night. kron four's erin wilson has the highlights. >> well, the warriors, they played their first game without the services of an injured steph curry. they hosted the 13 when spurs at

chase on saturday who are playing with the rookie or without their rookie of the year, rather pick to win so both stars out in this one. chris paul steps in in place of steph curry trayce jackson-davis steps in in place of wiggins in the starting lineup to give. >> cp lot 3. so the warriors offensive was flowing early on the break here, draymond, he finds himself j k jonathan kuminga in size spurs puts it in and gets the foul on the play. coming up in just 26 points on the night, the spurs they burry the warriors from deep. you see get the offense of rebound there and then johnson able to find one from deep. he was one of 6 person hit a three-pointer on the night. now johnson had 22 points off the base. meanwhile, the warriors had 12 turnovers. that collins has one of them right here. the spurs on the break. jeremy sohan lays it in this first outscored. the warriors 30 to 16 in the 2nd quarter. now they live by 19 at the half. the warriors they did make a little run. opening up the 3rd

with klay thompson who finished with 27 points. the its a 3 point on this play. he was pretty muh grace for the warriors to get done with eye on this one. but that was as close as they would get to the spurs and as loud as it will probably get in chase for the rest of the night. klay thompson gets block from behind on this one there on the brake branum connects on the transition 3. he had 20 points. and then finally, when these replacement, dominic barlow, he gets in on the action right here. he blocked a shot. this one from beyond the arc he finishes on the other in with champion 19 points and 8 rebounds the spurs. they embarrass the warriors won. 26 to one 13 was the final. the warriors have now lost 2 straight home games to teams below 500 on the season there. 17 is 17 at chase. if they want a better outcome at the end of the season, definitely will have to things cleaned that's all we get for you to submit to you. >> it's oscar is nigh and the lapd says that they are

preparing for protesters, aiming to take the spotlight away from the glitz and glamour of the 96th academy awards. our chris wolfe has the details. >> all that glitters is not just oscar gold. one night before the 96th annual academy awards. journalists from around the world have gathered on the red carpet in hollywood to rehearse and report on the celebration of movie we're getting a glimpse of the glitz and glamour. the fancy gowns, the powerhouse and prompt ers and pump that defined this award show. what sets the oscars apart from other live events? well, it's not you. it's not a sweaty as the super bowl. funny man, jimmy kimmel is returning as host for the 4th time. >> he says he wants to make it a memorable night. but what that means in terms of his cutting edge humor remains to be seen. like last year we had some of the greatest speeches

that i think oscars have ever had for people who are very good at showing fake emotion. e'real emotion there and it's >> real emotion is also building on the fringes. pro-palestinian protesters are planning to march and quote, shut down hollywood on oscar sunday delivering a message about israel's war against hamas in the palestinian territory of gaza. the la pd says it will not allow any demonstrators to interfere with the ceremony as they say in the entertainment business. the show must go on. roads in the area are closed down and security will be tightened up. reports say almost 2000 private security guards will be on scene in addition to scores of law enforcement conti uing to grow and it wouldn't be oscar sunday

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>> we are less than a month away from a total solar eclipse on april 8, the moon slowly moves in front of the sun blocking its light. nasa has launched a website to help you prepare with advice on how to view and record this. and there's also a live stream there as well. the next solar eclipse after april does happen in 2044, so take advantage this april one, what you we have some time to prepare. coming up on the kron. 4 news, a kaiser employee has first car stolen from a hospital parking lot.

>> we have the details coming up. plus, the latest coming out of a public town hall meeting working to we call oakland mayor sheng thao. and lawmakers attempt to pass a bill that would place restrictions on tiktok. we have all the details as the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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morning news. terrifying moments for a nurse in the east bay who says the thief drove off with her car inside the hospital parking lot. and the group working to recall mayor sheng thao holds a town hall meeting. just how many more signatures they need to get the recalled before voters.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> good sunday to you. hopefully not too shaken up by the change in time. there. let's get you started with your day with a look at the weather with dave their day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of cloud cover going on for your sunday. but at least we'll hold that rain off up to the folks in the north bay. they got little shower yesterday will hold off until after sunset going on. it looks like what do the same thing again for monday to solis? we're timing that part out right? >> and if you're waiting for spring will get a flavor that towards the end of the week. here's a looks like from space. you can see kind of the thinning of the clouds there. so in the east bay in the south bay may actually get some raise. a son taking around noon early afternoon. before things flip over to turning kind of mostly cloudy, here's half moon bay for you. generally speaking, mostly cloudy with a higher to mid-level cloudiness, settling in winds are in active right

now. pretty much single digits to com. they're going to pick up a little bit this afternoon before the line of rain moves through temperatures for you. with 40's up north. 53 san 0's anwhile for half moon bay, the cooler numbers by comparison are in the north. a little warmer to the south and the east. the breakdown today shows that little opportunity pop say around noon 1, 2 o'clock of seeing some sun going on before it turns cloudy for just about everybody. again, that rain holding off until after sunset. that morning forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank cause oaklander says her car was stolen right in front of her as she left work on friday was amanda hari spoke with the victim. >> the city of oakland county like literally there was nothing to protect me or my car. that mullet. a scary moment for taylor bagby as she left work friday night. bagby is a nurse in the neonatal intensive care unit at kaiser oakland. she parts of the garage near broadway and macarthur freeway. >> because of safety issues in

the area, she usually starts for 2021. chevrolet camaro from afar so she can quickly get in and leave, but it wouldn't start when she could finally see your car. she was shocked or there's a security guard behind my car. and there's a guy in my car and there's glass all on the ground. >> and so i realize that he still in my car, inside the car. he's like this little laptop and he starts it. and i car. but it starts or evidence or move out the way he just drives off through the gate. she says the security guard called for backup, but it took them too long to get there. >> when they called police, they told them to expect a long wait to marry. like we've got 187 calls. it's a friday in oakland like that. that would be the last thing we come and check up why she found out from the guard that someone broke window hours before coming back to steal the car. but she wasn't notified. this just seems to be a reoccurring move because the guys that it was a 6 car that they've taken since he's

worked there at the parking garage. and you have been there for that law bagby says she used to go down to her car. her lunch break. but a few months ago, kaiser center memo to their staff urging them not to leave during their shifts because of safety concerns. she says she hopes both the city and kaiser will do more to protect people who work at and utilize the hospital. at the end the day, we just want to feel safe lake being able to go to work into leave and go home. and it just seems like that's not happening. and it's sad because it's not only us who work there, but these are. >> patients who are coming in. these are family members who could receiving the worst possible news. and i live in. they can be done safely going to the hospital or safely go home. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. opd says this is still an active investigation. nobody was injured. also in oakland, the group working to recall mayor sheng thao held a town hall meeting on saturday. community members. they started collecting signatures for recall petition last month

saying they're fed up with crime and the lack of a permanent police chief in the city. >> has she to try to make things better what issue she's not done the first thing she does is the going to >> mayor thao has told kron 4 the recall campaign is organized by her political opponents who previously ran against her. the recall group says they've collected more than 123,000 signatures. 73,500 signatures need to be verified to hold that recall election. this morning, a school resource officer in fairfield is under arrest, accused of sending inappropriate texts to underage students. hope was. tiffany justice is live for us now in fairfield this morning with the latest details on this. tiffany. >> right, stephanie, that resource officer at rodriguez high school was arrested on

saturday and booked into the solano county jail. so here's what we know about this so far. the fairfield police station say that officer james lewis was arrested saturday accused of exchanging inappropriate text messages and photos to 2 underage female students. now, according to police, the parents of those 2 students contacted the police department about this matter on friday. and soon after that, an independent investigation was conducted by the county district. attorneys office know lee was has been charged with sending or exhibiting harmful or obscene material to a minor and contacting or communicating with a minor with the intent to commit a crime. he has been placed on administrative leave as the da's office continues to investigate. now in a statement from fairfield, police say, say, quote, we are simultaneously disappointed if you re aided and saddened by this information, acts like these violate that trust our holy inexcusable and field to exemplify what the fairfield police department stands for. the also go on to tell that

the police department will aim to be transparent in this investigation. and in this process reporting live in back to you. tiffany, thank p- you. that. >> in the south bay, now a pedestrian is in critical condition after being hit by a car in san jose. it happened saturday morning in the area of south 7th street and phelan avenue. the roads shut down for several hours but are back open. no word on what happened to the driver involved. francisco, a man is recovering after being shot in the city's outer mission neighborhood. this happened friday morning at a home on all many brook boulevard. police say they found the victim with a gunshot wound. he was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. no arrests made yet. any occur asking for help identifying this man on your screen there. they say this person was caught on lincameraa car, then later dumping it near east 6th street. anyone with information is asked to please get in touch with police. in the south bay,

firefighters responded to a house fire saturday near the westfield valley fair mall. video shows the flames that started on daniel way. officials say propane tanks were involved pg and e crews reported to the scene to assist the fire was eventually knocked out. no injuries reported. new this morning. police in oakland need your help identifying a man and recovering the dog taken during a burglary. let's take a look at images now of the car and the man police are trying to fine. police say 3 people burglarized a business around 11:00pm tuesday near the oakland airport. police say a dog named ghost was also taken during this burglary. a lot of buzz around las vegas this weekend. the oakland a's hosting the brewers in a spring training game on saturday is one. 42 team management say it's tricky to stay in the moment, though, and focus on their season in oakland while facing questions about the organization's moved to las vegas. >> it's nothing new for me.

it's something that i understand my role in this organization as a as a leadership position that i'm going to have to do with this answer these questions. you we've made the most of these players that are here gone through this last year with these types of understand you it's a part of this process that we're in. >> the a's plan to open their new stadium in las vegas in 2028. and oakland restaurant week kicks off this coming thursday. the event highlights some of the best restaurants in the town. i got a chance to speak with the owner of one of participating restaurants on why the event is so important for local businesses. >> we feel that it's, you know, all the years. this is kind of one of the biggest, the most important one for us because we've been, you know, coming out of pandemic. past couple years. we're really excited to put ourselves out

there again and invite people to come. check us out. it's a wonderful time go out and support restaurants that you love restaurants that you haven't been to in a while the used to be, you know, in your relatives of places you would visit but you just haven't made it out for, you know, whatever reason. it's a great opportunity to go out and check out new places. there's a lot of places that opening. oakland restaurant week runs from march 14th through 24. coming up on the kron 4 morning news lawmakers are once again raising concerns about tiktok ahead of the 2024 presidential election. >> the changes they are demanding from the company. >> and for the day ahead, we have quite a bit of cloud cover which to plow on through here. little bit of rain coming tonight and also into monday night. have look at that forecast. we come back

>> welcome back. taking a live look now from our sutro camera this look downtown san francisco. kind of scared by what looks like fog. let's check in now with day for more. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. quite a bit of cloud cover goes on for today to although we're getting a little break, it looks like half moon bay here. the sun trying to appear on through a little bit. we'll get some sun early in the day to day before will see increasing clouds and some showers coming our way from the traditional direction out of the north west. so says futurecast for here is a little bout of some temporary clearing after sunset. the

raindrops towards the south will be a little pop of winds early on and they'll subside a little bit later for tonight. by the way, that should clear out in time for your monday morning commute. take another breather for the next system drop south. that will probably be again after sunset. so most of this is being timed, at least at night and a little bit of the way of lingering of some showers. it looks like into tuesday. here's a little pop of winds. you can see as we get into sunday night tonight, early on and then after the system moves through, will also lose the support of the winds to sfo. by the way, there's some delays occurring because construction about a half an hour delay hour and a half excuse me, increasing clouds, breezy, cool, lower 60's. we keep it that way for a couple of days. the little pop happening towards the end of the week get up to the mid to upper 70's. it looks like as we get into thursday into friday and nice of the following weekend today. 59 san francisco. 61 for oakland, 66 san jose. there's a look at your temperatures on the big board. how the 4 zone forecast and the extended with a nice warm up towards the end of the week. coming your way right

now, we have a band 70. >> dave, thank you. and oakland musician is moving the world with his music. one drumbeat at a time below the is a globally celebrated african drummer on a mission to preserve and innovate. the ancestral rhythms of the congo. thank you. joins us live now today. good morning to you, john. and thank you so much for having me. thank you so much for joining us today. so just to start off here, so excited to have tell us a bit about your music. >> originally, i'm from comeau i come from a family of musicians, performers. and so the music that i do through my instrument wilma is how i tell the stories of of my community, how we build connections and to children. and so it's just a really exciting. and rhythmic style of music. and such a unique really showcase in the bay area and around the world. are tell us a bit about how your

journey got started. it's very personal. it is. as i mentioned, being from a family of musicians, both my father and mother were active and very established. and so >> we didn't have a babysitter. so when the reform says shows her schools, i was tagging along as a toddler and of course, children. a sponge soaked up and and walking in those footsteps today. yeah. and tell us a bit about the best advice that your parents gave to when it came to when it comes to being a musician. >> you know what? it's a bit of my father. and both mother always says school so any time we had artistic engagement, homework that needed to be done, that was the first thing that we we did right because i wanted to perform it motivated me to finish my schooling for so that i could station beautiful and tell us a bit about what your dryer inspiration from 2. i draw my inspiration for many things. our is very spiritual. and so there's a strong hitting component. there is a strong community building component, right? and so wherever i'm at

in the world with my home, i'm able to communicate and bring folks together just continuing. the culture is very, very important for us from the african continent and also from cuomo to continue to bless the world with a rich, an amazing our culture is. so i think that those 3 areas where i get my inspiration from and tell us a bit about how growing up in the bay area to influence you. >> it was it was great. the bay area is a very vibrant place. a super, duper, dynamic and diverse. and so it has always been really great melting pot and a great place to share art and and bill community. so it's it's it's home away from home because being from congo. but no better place like to be here in the bay. tell us a bit about your favorite place that you've toured 2. >> shucks, i been talking a been big yes to travel all over the world have been numerous countries in africa been through. >> central america, i think there's 1, 1, favorite place

just because the world has so much to so all right. says something special about every location, right? yes, and you do have an upcoming performance schedule. tell us a bit about so first out, shout out to red tones to rental whose of the record label on. but our performance is march 13th at the guild theater in menlo park. so wednesday, doors open at 7. the show begins at 8. i'll be performing also with another one of my label. mates will have their album coming out, too. so it's album release party so it's it's super exciting and hopefully doesn't get a a bit yeah. you're going to give us a little preview in just a few moments here. >> you any advice or words of inspiration for those who are watching right now and >> who really want to break into the music industry. they're not quite sure where to start. >> i would say just stay consistent, stay positive. hone your crashed. many all those hours that you need to spend practicing to be able master your instrument or whatever that art is, do

definitely do that. and just continue to move forward. and and hopefully things will will will wonderful. and to tell us to about. >> the message that you hope to convey through your music. >> through my music, through the voice of the moma. i would like to want to build community right, because they did during today's times as a lot going on in the world. we really need to be together tradition. also and culture is very important. so regardless of where your your ethnic background is, always being rooted in that i believe really, really a strong and important. and just or more importantly, like the music is groovy music. so have a right enjoyed dance to it by head. you know? wonderful. and so. >> tell us a bit about what you're going to be performing for us today. it's small we will have an 11 piece. >> been full of artists, singers, dancers and musicians were 3 today. so we're just going to give you a small exit for one of one of the wonderful and how can people get more information about

your upcoming they can look me let's see what's the best way social media and those men on the music on both facebook and instagram and or you can go to him a little bit dot com and there will be information about the at the guilt that are in ok, wonderful hijazi malonga globally celebrated african drummer. thank you so much for joining us this morning we'll let you take it away. thank all right. >> that it

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>> a bipartisan group of lawmakers working to force big changes to social media giant tiktok. the group coming together on a bill aiming to separate tiktok from its chinese parent company bytedance. the bill is in a flat out ban on tiktok that would prevent american ab stores from listing it if it stays under its current ownership. some lawmakers worry china is already using tiktok to influence elections in other countries. >> chinese communist party and its leader xi jinping have their hands deep in the inner workings of the company. with devastating consequences for our own personal freedoms. i certainly think it's a app that influence. >> with chinese our population should the ccp want to do that? >> lawmakers appear to be trying to fast track the bill if passed by tents would have 6 months to separate itself from tiktok. where your money this morning, a sigh of relief for costco members. for now,

the retailer says it will not raise membership fees, but it did not rule out a future price hike. costco cfo said an earnings call, quote, it is a question of when not if one referring to a price hike. costco has been toying with the possibility of raising its price of membership for year and a half. now, the last increase was in 2017. and it is oscars night. the lapd, though, says they are preparing for protesters working to take the spotlight away from the glitz and glamour of the 96 academy awards. chris wolfe has the details. >> all that glitters is not just oscar gold. one night before the 96th annual academy awards. journalists from around the world have gathered on the red carpet in hollywood to rehearse and report on the celebration of movie we're getting a glimpse of the glitz and glamour. the fancy gowns, the powerhouse and prompt ers

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a rough week for united airlines. a look at the flights affected by equipment issues just this week. local police officers on high alert this morning keeping an eye out for dangerous sideshows. welcome back to the morning news. thanks so much for joining us today. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our weather with dave sphar heyday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and still quite a bit of cloud cover going on for your sunday. but at least let's hold off on that rain until we get to tonight. looks like that's what will happen for a bit of pop of the winds expected. also to the late afternoon. >> but on balance, not too bad with most readings will be in the lower 60's pretty well inland. there's sfo for you. we have about an hour and a half delay or so. that's due to some construction. it's being done breakdown for you today. keeps us in about 58. 1 o'clock there come the clouds returning again and mostly cloudy as we go into the night again, high temperatures reaching about 60 or so. so so

there's that that could cloud cover up north. you can see that's the thicker layer kind of thinning out in spots. we're seeing the sun trying to appear on through winds, relatively inactive single digits to come and lower 50's cover. good piece of territory for right now. they're getting up to about 54 for antioch and 40's. so chilly 40's up there and the north bay highs today. we expect about 61 or so going on for open 62 for, hey, we're going to get more into that coming up in your 4 zone forecast. but also look into what it looks like towards the end of the week with a nice little springtime, warm up before the equinox. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a turbulent week for united airlines with multiple close calls involving its planes nationwide. you may have seen the video of flames bursting out of a plane engine. this was a flight monday from houston to fort myers. the plane made an emergency landing and investigation found the bubble wrap got into the engine. and then on thursday, this united flight departing from sfo lost one of its wheels as it was taking off for japan. the tire

crashed through a fence and crushed parked cars. but on friday, a flight from san francisco to mexico city was diverted to la after an issue with the plans. hydraulic system. this flight marks united 4th issue in a week and yesterday a flight landing at houston's airport rolled off the runway into the grass as it exited the runway for the gate. passengers had to be taken off the plane and bus to the terminal. this incident is also under investigation by federal officials. the department of justice is launching a criminal investigation into boeing now following a door blowing out mid-air on alaska airlines flight heading from oregon to southern california. that's according to the wall street journal. this comes after boeing told congress this week it can't find records for work done on the door. panel. the ntsb continues to investigate. the faa is giving the company 90 days to show how they'll fix quality control issues. in the north bay. on tuesday, sonoma county supervisors consider a resolution that would declare racism a public

health crisis. officials say the move will help increase attention towards health disparities. 300 volunteers gathered this week to pick up trash in san jose. mayor matt mahan posting this video. the group collected more than 10,000 pounds of trash along the guadalupe river and downtown mayor mahan says collective action like this is what makes the city better. he says he plans to have more events like this in the future. this weekend. you can expect more officers out in oakland looking for illegal sideshow activity and reckless driving. police plan to hand out citations conduct arrests and towed vehicles involved in these illegal activities. this is video from oakland pd of cars seized from previous incidents. officials say this is in response to recent complaints of sideshows in the community. well, late winter storms across the state are expected to lead to a milder than normal wildfire season. scientists say things could change by july, but for now, the national interagency fire center predicts below normal fire activity from may through

june. researchers say the education that would normally burned and dry conditions at lower elevations is still green and it's buried in snow at higher elevations. our statewide snowpack recently measured 104% of normal for march. when the police arrest a man for leaking sewage out of an rv and a public area. police say this happened friday morning. they found the vehicle leaking sewage into a storm drain on vallejo street when officers tried to talk with the man, they say he refused to get out of his rv. after an hour, the met complied and was arrested. president biden signing a package of spending package rather to avert a partial government shutdown. and now congress is working to prevent another. the 460 billion dollar bill covers a full year of fun day for several departments, including veterans affairs, justice, transportation and housing and urban development. congress has until march 22nd to fund the remaining departments. bipartisan agreement is expected to be harder to come

by for defense homeland security and health and human services. republicans in the state legislature are demanding governor gavin newsom provide more information about an exemption in the state's new minimum wage law. it comes amid a report suggesting newsom included a loophole to benefit one of his donors. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace brings us the latest. >> if there's nothing there, proven republican senate minority leader brian jones says that's his message to governor gavin newsom over a very specific exemption made in the state's new fast food minimum wage law. the law will require most fast food chains in california to increase the minimum wage to $20 per hour by april. 1st, but a car but was made for businesses that bake and sell bread as a standalone item. many have said that includes panera a bloomberg article last week suggested that car about was put in place to benefit newsom donor and panera bread. franchisee billionare greg flynn after he expressed

concern the new minimum wage would hurt the 2 dozen panera bread franchises he owns across the for his part. newsom says the latest story as much to do about nothing. in a statement last week his office wrote the governor never met with flynn in this story is absurd. our legal team has reviewed and appears panera is not exempt from the law. this resolution, democratic senator dave cortese was the senate labor cheer when the bill was negotiated last year and now he's the ethics chair from what he knows. there's important context and history behind the bread minimum wage exemption. one of the unions organizes reason other kinds of facilities was concerned area of their jurisdiction was going to be encroached upon by the bill. >> what was that i don't think that needs to be investigated. i think they were transparent about that. they were just stay out of our business. still, republicans say they want answers last week they demanded attorney general rob bonta launch ethics investigation and now they've sent the governor this public

records requests demanding access to all documents and communications that led up to the car about where this exemption comfort. nobody seems to know. everybody oh, i don't know where have were came from. it came from someone. if there's nothing to see here that shows that there's nothing to see here. we think. >> but there's a lot to see here and we want to get to the bottom of it for the voters and the taxpayers of california. >> and we reached out to the governor's office for specific reaction to the republican led public records request. but all they could say they received it and they're processing has for flynn. he says carve out or no carve out. he plans to increase the minimum wage to $20 an hour at his california panera. bread locations reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> march is women's history month. a kron four's introducing you to remarkable women of the bay area. today we share the story of a cancer survivor dedicating her life to helping kids in underserved communities. kron four's tiffany justice brings us her story. >> when i when i started with

music for minors, i wonderful opportunity, wonderful organization. >> best kept secret for the past 14 years. sonja wall them youth has been bringing back the music. now as the ceo of music for minors, a nonprofit in the bay area. she's trying to change the lives of students through music. i felt a lot of people need to know about this under her leadership. the program has expanded and is now in schools across the peninsula, spanning from south san francisco to san jose growing from 7,000 kids. a 26,000 students and 13 school districts with the majority of their work focused on underrepresented communities. >> knew that to have a greater impact we needed to do kind of district-wide because it's really important to us that all kids have the opportunity. so we do core music, education elementary. we focus on elementary because that's where the biggest void programs or money as well. then use as a great example of

seeing this program in motion is at jason dahl elementary school in san jose where for now the program is fully subsidized. >> and has been going on for the past 3 years. >> what do you think about doing going? thinking about being a singer. >> and for 8 year-old alexander matute, hey, he says the classes are calming. >> when you said mad or really just can't find anything to do. they the rhythms of songs could help you out and stress and help you let full year >> casey, like music has a stress reliever for you? >> and this, but we're going to continue the program this school because we've proven the point. and you see the impact on these kids and their excitement and their confidence is just absolutely amazing. and you know, where music can actually take them and their future is what we're

really interested seeing. >> sony has called the bay area home for nearly 30 years. he's always had a passion for music and the arts. and it was only after 8 years in the francisco symphony chorus. she got the calling to do more as she's been with the non-profit for the past 14 years. >> if we didn't exist, a lot of these programs would not exist. reporting to just as kron. 4 news. >> kron, 4 honors remarkable women of the bay area all month long. read more about our finalists by scanning the qr code on your screen. it will also air new stories each week right here on kron 4 and kron 4 dot com. francisco, saint patrick's day parade and festival is back. it's happening next saturday and i sat down with the president of the united irish societies to talk about what you can expect this year. >> yeah, this is 170rd parades about 174 years ago. irish

group got together and decided to celebrate our heritage. so the parade and then again, we brought back the festival this year is going to be amazing. we looked at the weather. listen to your weather man. and we know it's going to be great. sunny we're going to have everybody come out and help celebrate the irish traditions with us. the city's helped us with our our fees so we can put this on for free and we're wishing everybody comes down first for the parade lined the parade up market street to city hall and then at the civic center, we have a festival. >> the parade starts next saturday at 11:30am, at second and market street. >> and next weekend will deliver to you know how think the 7 day forecast football we get there, though. some cloud cover in the out 2 major systems to drop south. delivering rain timed out nicely for at night. but the forecast together for a check forecast together for a check of the 4 zone to the kron. 4 alice loves the scent of gain so much,

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge this morning. looking like a good morning to maybe dress in layers. check in now with day for more. hey, dave. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody looks like the sun's trying to peer through there just a little bit here. trooper. meanwhile, we send you up to yosemite where yes, nice fresh coating of snow that will be added to as well as some of air as well tahoe later for today. and also tomorrow, middle of the week here before things flip over

to sunny weather. so what this has happened is turned into advisory as opposed to the watch that they had out earlier amounts are looking to be relatively modest, may be getting about a foot of an inch of snow through the entire period of 05:00pm on tuesday. so call this travels advisory. so you may have some issues if you're traveling up there the next 48 hours, 39 looks like by tuesday, another a spurt of snow. after that, we should be in the clear both there and the home front as we warm up a little bit of lots of sun before we get there. yes, lines of showers. first of all, we fill up the cloud cover around the bay. here comes this line of rain right in time for the overnight hours. clear out again for your monday morning commute. and then monday night treated to another dose of rain occurring. that will be a little bit more potent and produce in the mountain snows as well. pop of some winds we get with this first one. this will happen by this evening probably before sunset and then through as the rain passes. and then another one seems to be winding up to monday night, not inspected.

when you get something like this with the system to pass overhead, not a lot in terms of temperatures going forward. all show you that in just a bit right now. here are the 2 systems. one to this takes us to tuesday morning. and we're probably done by wednesday, clearing out and warming up as we head into next weekend and even into the following week. so nice little dry patch here. taking a break from all of the weather systems we've had 4 zone forecast. 59 san francisco will do about 60 to upper 50's of the coast. about 60 going on for burlingame. 62 foster city in palo alto in the south bay. we're in the mid 60's there milpitas about 64 east bay shoreline, lower 60's and much the same and tri valley. so we don't have the decoupling were sometimes temperatures warm up a little bit more. so 61, walnut creek and danville. 58. meanwhile for berkeley, billy, how you're looking at 58 61 for fairfield. 58 for napa and 58. also santa rosa. probably see those numbers do interesting things towards the end of the week. here it is. check it out. we're looking at unsettled left-hand side of

your screen here with the systems to watch out for thursday. friday, saturday, right to the weekend. it looks wonderful with temperatures in the 70's and you know what in our hemisphere. it's not even spring but down south. it's still in summer, stephanie. yeah, we're going to talk a bit about that day. thank you. >> if you are planning your next vacation, you may want to stray somewhere off the beaten path like at our travel enthusiast. data remnant is here to explain more. good morning to you. it is certainly off the beaten path. right way. you know, when you think of those remote destinations, ok, antarctica, top of the list in the past decade or so, people are going it's become that bucket list trip for lot of people. so how do you get there, ok? it's not as hard as you might okay, walk us through up. yeah. so from the bay area, a typical itinerary is going to take you to us our east argentina, ok? that's going to be the street flight to get you typically have about 24 hours or so.

once you're there to decompress, explore the city learn your way around town. maybe you'll have the chance to take a tame the lesson. and then you'll fly a few hours further south to use while argentina. that's one of the common. >> departure points for a lot of the sailings. there are different places but you and it's beautiful. this is where you'll spend a few hours and then you'll start the one or two-day stretch of time to cruise. the drake rapped drake passage to reach the antarctic peninsula. now travel to antarctica typically runs november to march. that's antarctica, summer season. so we're at the end of their summer. will it be cold? okay? well, look at so it's going it's going to be cold. but what's your definition of cold? it's very difficult to forecast weather in antarctica. but now that doesn't mean you should always think the worst to put it into perspective. this video is from 2 weeks ago when i sailed aboard viking polar us. it's the end of summer season there. as i said, daytime

temperatures hovered in the mid 30's, low 30's for pretty much the entirety of the trip. >> but that's really not any different. conditions you can encounter in lake tahoe truthfully admittedly, i looked out with more sunny days than gray wet ones, but again, staying warm here is all about just like anywhere else having the right gear. >> like most cruise lines that sale here, biking provides a really heavy coat. you get to take it home at the end of the sailing. if you'd like. and then they lead you boots, waterproof pans, binoculars, all that stuff you'll need while you're on board. antarctica is stunning. the penguins are incredibly charismatic. these are gentoo penguins of the greater five-year ones. you kind of see in the mix. there they are the checks that haven't made it to open ocean yet. but stepping on foot to this remote continent to meet all of this cuteness. it comes with rules and responsibilities. these penguins are really not scared of people. so it's kind of up to us to ensure that the

encounters are are respectful. you're keep a minimum of 15 fit 15 feet distance guides set the past. no more than 100 people are allowed on shore at a time and there are a number of precautions in place, you know, to give you a good example, our boots were disinfected before and after every landing. and when i say disinfected, you stand against a wall and ship ship staff pretty much hold you down with a power washer so that they're taking it very seriously. when you are on land, the only thing allowed to touch the ground is your feet. no kneeling, know sitting down, opening down a camera bag that that type of thing. so it there are rules in place to protect to protect everyone. now the penguins tend to get the bulk of that attention. but there is a variety of wildlife to look forward to february-march people. well watching season and antarctica, feasting on krill before they prepare to go a warmer waters. they put on what i think is the biggest show in the area. you will

also if you keep your eyes peeled, find work as they are harder spot. but there they go to keep looking. viking has a smaller fleet of boats that allow travelers to get on and off the cruise ship to see more wildlife to see more landscape. but the ship also carries kayaks. i strongly recommend this. you get a view that you any other way like a chance meeting with for steals. these guys are close related to the sea lions that we know here. so their antics are just entertaining as you paddle along there are time of cruise lines going to antarctica. now the ship i was on biking players. there are a relative newcomer only only a couple years into it, but they're differentiating themselves by leaning into science and education on board. there's working lab. there's a team of scientists and they're they're completing tasks, tripoli, that travelers are in a custom to seeing on a cruise ship. they're collecting data on fish populations. the researching microplastics in water samples that they're taking while

they're sailing and even in antarctica, there are weather balloons. david, appreciate this. their launch from the ship and not only can guess go out on board to watch. but minutes after the data is released, they can watch as the readings come down. they're learning about temperature pressure, humidity. you know how these blues come into factor in weather forecast all around the world when we're watching, actually, we could see in real time a weather balloon had been launched in the bay area and someone was was tracking that one. so this is just kind of a a taste. you even get rainbows on days in antarctica. so it's one of those spots. people have no idea what to expect. but what to think of. but they think about it. so, yeah, it's becoming more of an option that people are going there more frequently. but i think there's a responsibility that comes along absolutely. and i love what you're describing the whole experience being very about putting the emphasis on the respect towards the local wildlife at south there that selecting and

helps bring everybody down. lee. absolutely. and you know, it is one of those things. i mean, we try and behave replaces. hopefully everybody does that. >> but i was taking a picture and the penguin was curious and it started okay. i'm i'm going now. i'm right back up now. so it's just one of those things. i'm i mean, it's a bucket list trip for for many, many people. we just need to make sure we respected and take care of it. absolutely. and how was and do have to be, you know, a great shape be able to participate. that's a good. that's a good question. i mean, certainly being inc, good shape is the better shape you're in, the you can. the more you can do the more you can enjoy it. that said that the staff are incredibly helpful. when you go on l in antarctica, there aren't docks are in the boats. can't so you're going you're going to kind of scoot off that boat and you're going to go into water. they are all wet landings and then you're going to walk that short distance inso good fitness is a good thing, but there are a lot of people to help you. and if there's something that looks a little too intimidating, you can just stay on the ship. you're still going to that beautiful scenery. all right, dana redmond, our travel expert,

thank you so much for walking us through some great options for it look forward be right back. we are less than a month

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now has now dollars. this is the opportunity to really catch something really special. otherwise you your in total eclipse. >> have i seen one when i yes, i think so. okay. because i never going to total one. but i've talked to some people have been and they said it's really spooky because you get because you don't have that yes, because it's the whole sky turns right dark from what i from what i recall. don't have that problem the next week. that's good because we're on interference from the sunshine. the right hand side of your screen. one settled for stephanie to get there. you know, we have a couple systems are overnight. that's good news. >> and i'm going to help pump a little bit of extra snow waiting for you next weekend. yeah, looks good. thursday on into the following week as we see temperatures get to the middle, maybe upper 70's later model runs will look at what those numbers are like that sometimes it's a runaway train. away we go hello, sunshine. thanks so much, dave. >> if they so much to all of you for joining us here on the kron weekend morning news had get some rest today. we'll see you back here next week. take

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