>> on morning team. >> morning and thanks for waking up with us. you're going to notice just a little when nothing else. plenty of sunshine. it's going to be a great thursday. i'm darya and i'm james. fact, let's start. they are with a check of that weather outlook for this thursday. john, good morning. and good morning to you. we are definitely looking at a windy one today. in fact, the windiest one of this forecast today, we've already seen gusts higher than 50 miles per hour, especially in our north bay mountains, on our bridges out to the delta. we're looking out there at your view from mount tam right here, which is just a wobble in around that camera is with those strong winds. the sierra nevada will have strongest winds today. high wind warning up there and gusts as high as 90 miles per hour. well, wind advisories in that peach color for the north bay inland east bay and the santa cruz mountains all the way through 11:00am tomorrow where winds right now atlas peak 50 miles per hour. regular gusts, vacaville, half moon bay as well as danville. some of our

other notably windy areas right now. but it is affecting areas all the way down to the bay shore. we'll continue into the afternoon evening tonight and early tomorrow before coming down just in time for the weekend. at least we've got to come weekend. look forward to temperatures are anywhere from the upper 50's to low 60's for most areas. generally a very mild feel outside if it wasn't for the winds and the picture. perfect. i'll be talking more about when we can see some calmer conditions are really nice weekend ahead of us. also ahead, back to you. thank you, john. all right. in the east ba4, investigators now need your help. finding a man who robbed a postal carrier of their keys out in oakland was all caught on video converse. dan thorn has more. >> screams coming after a letter carrier was robbed at gunpoint in oakland, video from the u.s. postal inspection. service shows the crime happening in the afternoon of bark sackett. it's one of many letter carrier related crimes in the

bay area over the last year. at this point across the country. i think all that it bears are going to work every day wondering if this is the day they're going to get robbed u.s. postal inspector matt norfleet says the recent number of threats and attacks on mail carriers has gone up dramatically. >> according to data obtained by the associated press, u.s. postal carrier, robberies climbed above 640 in 2023. more than 60 of those resulted in injury. was something that was >> almost unheard of few years ago before the pandemic. now it's a constant threat. a letter carriers not just here in the bay area, but it everywhere across the country in response to the crimes, lawmakers in congress have put forth a bipartisan protect our letter carriers act. >> the legislation would accelerate the replacement of mailbox keys with digital locks, boost prosecutions and review sentencing guidelines. norfleet says people should keep an eye out for their neighborhood mail carrier and always report anything

suspicious. also for those looking to commit these crimes, norfleet has a message that this is not a crime, smart committee. it's needlessly violent and it's making letter carriers here just going out delivering people their mail, which they need. usps is offering $150,000 reward for this man's arrest and conviction in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and not only is that going on. the police in oakland are warning of a spike in smash-and-grab robberies that are happening when people are just sitting in their cars. so you're in the driver's seat and, you know, high, sometimes you might put a person or something next to you. if the passenger seats empty. well, people are smashing the window of the passenger seat. well, while you're in the car and then they grab what's there and leave. police are going to special additional officers. parts of the city where this has been happening. more and more. they say overall robberies have increased 32% in oakland compared to this time last year. new this morning, a pedestrian was

struck and killed on to 80 in daly city. it happened at 4.30 this morning near the jon daly boulevard. on-ramp going northbound. there was a crash and that's where they found a pedestrian lying in front of the car and died at the scene. we don't know about the driver involved at all. that's something that just happened this morning. >> in the east bay berkeley, firefighters are responding to a fire in the hills right near the uc berkeley campus this morning and alert went out to students that this fire was burning in the hills east of campus. the alert was issued about 8.15, this morning. no uc berkeley buildings are threatened by that fire. but students were warned they may see smoke in the area. and obviously with today being as windy as it is, that is a concern for firefighters. happening tonight. the bay area law firm is hosting a town hall meeting to discuss recent flaring and chemical releases out at the martinez refinery. the firm has been helping residents there that have harmed by the chemicals. the meeting is set to take place at 6 o'clock tonight. it

will be at the martinez event center. >> 10 0, 4, right now. and a former san francisco state title 9 administrator who is in charge of investigating discrimination claims now is claiming discrimination. yes, suing the university saying administrators swept multiple claims of discrimination under the rug. >> kron four's will tran is live at san francisco state with the story. will. ear when it was her job to investigate

complaints from muslim students after a professor without warning without any notification showed a drawing of the prophet mohammed. why is that offensive? well, in the muslim community and culture is showing a depiction of muhammad is considered offensive their complaints to her. she investigated. and according to bureau lays, she says that the university professor and vice chancellor told her >> that the professor was protected by academic freedom and halt the investigation. she was hired 3 years ago. >> to look at title 9, which is a federal law banning discrimination and also looks into harassment and misconduct. and she said 3 years ago when she started the job, there are hundreds of cases that were never looked into. the university told her not to look into them because it would bring unwanted exposure to the university. so take a look at your screen. we reached out to san francisco

state this morning. of course, they are part of the cal state system. here's what they had to tell us without directly addressing her lawsuit. they say like all csu campuses sf state takes seriously its responsibility to provide students and employees safe learning and working environment university is working to address these issues with input from constituents across e >> all right. thanks a lot. we'll

>> well happening in just a couple of minutes. the alameda county board of supervisors is set to meet with the a's once again to discuss a lease extension at the coliseum for they moved to las vegas conference. michael thomas is in the newsroom with the latest. >> hey, good morning, everyone. that's right. they are trying to figure out a plan. and alameda county% officials tell kron four's dan kerman that today's meeting could lead to 3 more years of the a's. staying in oakland or at least until the team figures out a new stadium in las vegas. and as for the sale of the coliseum will that's still up in the air. the meeting is set to happen at 10, 30 this morning and will include oakland. mayor sheng tells chief of staff councilmember rebecca kaplan, alameda county supervisor david hubert and officials from the oakland a's. the last meeting regarding the team's lease and the sale of the coliseum is said to have went well. right now the team is considering signing a three-year lease extension. however, the city of oakland is suggesting that in return for that extension that the team leave behind its branding and logo when it does

officially leave. it also wants the team to play an active role when it comes to the mlb, bringing an expansion team to the city when it comes to the sale of the team. excuse me of the coliseum. will alameda county officials want the team to sell its half to the african american sports county of alameda is due in april, though, the actual title may not be handed over. and that's because there's an ongoing dispute and legal battle between the county of alameda and the communities for a better environment. so as we get more information regarding today's meeting and how it went, if they lease extension is signed or if a deal for the sale of the coliseum is made. we'll keep you updated in the newsroom. michael thomas kron, 4 news. >> it's 10. 0, 9, in the south bay. san jose mayor matt mahan is urging support for a new

city budget that he says will prioritize homelessness and crime. he says that the budget has included in it money for safe, sleeping sites for the unhoused police recruitment. more technology for safer neighborhoods and cleans up the city from illegal dumping and graffiti. >> there's so many things we wanted it. what we put in this budget the time when we're facing a shortfall. but the things that our community knows that we need to do to continue improving our collective quality of life. and create greater opportunity for future generations. >> the city council votes on the mayor's plan next week. and if approved, the city manager will then move on with an operating budget. >> it's 10, 10 and still no date on what we're going to get these gorgeous lights back on the bay bridge. remember, they put him in like 10 years ago. we had a good run. >> but then the nonprofit called the lumen 8, which created them. they took him

down it was last march because they say the lights, the strands were getting old and broken and had to be replaced. they've raised 10 million dollars, but they still need another 1 million dollars to bring the lights back to life. and they are hoping still to get that money and the display up by this fall. >> all right. it is 10, 10. we're going to take a break. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay father confronts would-be thieves ends dodging bullts will tell you what happened and a bill that would ban tiktok nationwide. now headed to the u.s. senate. why% supporters say it's necessary, but opponents say it's unconstitutional. and for canceled policies to rising rates. a crisis here in california is home owners say it's almost impossible now to get homeowners insurance and a windy one today. that is the only catch to an otherwise gorgeous afternoon day time highs will reach the upper 60's while winds reach the upper 50's. as far as miles upper 50's. as far as miles per

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13 is the time and some oakland kids got paid to design the suits for marvel's new video game for playstation. >> they were given a chance to work on super spiderman to through a nonprofit that's been helping underserved communities get into the tech sector through gaming the crawfords lcec ammonium spoke with its founder. first game. probably something on the atari. 2600 like i think the earliest game i remember playing with come that. over a friend of mine's house. remember, it was like the most amazing thing i've ever seen. >> damon packwood grew up in san francisco and in the early 2, thousands realize the need

to bring communities of color into the gaming industry. so he founded game heads about a decade ago. its an oakland nonprofit that teaches hundreds of kids and young adults from underserved communities every year from here, too. as far as hawaii, the skills needed to break into the business like coating and design. we do that in a such a way. that's fun because of you told a student. >> we're going to teach to the deeper learning impairment. they're not going to be excited, right? but if you say we're going have to make a video game or like an interactive film or film visual effects are things like that. they'll get excited about that. and then you kind of into lessons. >> this year pack what is celebrating another major success. 6 of the students partnered up with insomniac and playstation to come up with stickers and the latest suit pac called fly and fresh for 2 characters in the new spiderman to game peter parker and miles for all the designs by marisa diaz were selected for the suits inspired by 90's fashion. it's on sale in the

game through april 5th for $4 and $0.99 100% of the purchase of up to 1 million dollars will be donated to game heads. >> we've got to work, we work with their team. or about i don't know 6 to 8 months or so. coming up with concepts, you know, they they, you know, like these, they through these out, we finally settled on idea which was beautiful idea because that the student that created it for latina from oakland who was inspired by her dad. packwood says more than 35% of his current classes working in the industry right now. >> and so many more have gone into a career gaming. they select students determined most in need of support and wraparound services like hardware and even mental health help as part of the program. there are few spots open and applications are being accepted. reporting in oakland, ella sogomonian kron. 4 news.

>> well, today is pi day and companies and schools in math classes all across the country are celebrating. and here's where you can get some good deals. if you're not familiar with pi day, today's march 14, 3, 1, 4, and pie. the first few numbers. 3.1, 4, 1, 5, 9. that's part far as i but you can get deals today and in celebration of pi day blaze. pizza is selling entire 11 inch pizzas for just $3.14. what about like not pizza pies. look at all those regular highs like the hopefully get a good deal of those kinds of ties to pk company, pizza kitchen. their loyalty programs giving out pizzas for $3.14, as well. we'll have the 25 million minimum dollars purchase. is cheesecake. apply. kevin, our director on today i say i shaped. so that works for but anyway, you probably have deals all around town. so keep an eye out. you might save a little money today on pi day. alright, 10, 17 right now and we're checking out the weather for it certainly is a sunny pi

day. a little pioneer. haha is beautiful, sunny pi day to day. absolutely is a it's a windy pi day, too. so hold on to it as you're coming back from the store. >> we're looking outside right here at the embarcawero been showing this view a lot because you can see the palms the flag. >> really just pushing and those steady winds that are making their way across the bay this morning. it's a dry, offshore wind and it's anchored by this high-pressure ridge to the west low to the east to that gradient in the middle is firing up those stronger winds atlas. peak been at 50 miles per hour for your regular wind gusts all morning long, half moon bay, san francisco, danville, on up to vacaville, some of our notably windy areas on the map remaining windy tonight into tomorrow morning. and then that point with our high wind - advisories expiring at 11:00am tomorrow. what's the risk here? what we could see some downed tree winds up not down trees themselves. some minor power outages because of that. also, if you're hauling any

sort of high-profile, why light loads you may actually be seeing the risk of some of those exposed areas like mountain passes and pushing some of those semi trucks that are carrying a heavy load over temperatures in the upper 60's today at or very warmest just shy of 70 degrees for a few spots. burlingame at 67 saying carlo, 68 degrees, south bay temps, some of our warmest san jose just shy of by one degree of 70 degrees today mid to upper 60's across the east bay, oakland, 68 sonoma, 66 degrees center fell at 67 for your daytime high. here's a look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures back into the 70's officially and staying that way for the rest of winter as we kick off spring next week on tuesday, it's going make for a gorgeous and much calmer. saint patrick's day weekend. back to you. >> 19 crown for their local election headquarters and republican steve garvey is now leading congressman adam schiff and the race for the u.s. senate seat. 4800 votes

or between the right now and whatever the outcome of the primary, both will be on the ballot in november to decide who gets to fill the seat of late. senator dianne feinstein, a recent la times poll found that in a two-way matchup, democrat schiff holds a 53 to 38% lead over republican garvey. a republican has not won a statewide election in california. >> since 2006. >> well, to national news now, a bill that aims to ban tiktok in america and now moves to the senate after house lawmakers passed it yesterday. yeah, anna wiernicki is in washington and has more on what's next. >> good morning. the house passage of this bill is just the first step. and now as it heads to the senate lawmakers over there don't seem as eager to take it up. >> the house voted 352 to 65 on wednesday on a bill that would give tiktok 6 months to cut ties with its china-based owner or risk being removed from app stores in the u.s.

with every dance challenge and lip sync video. american users are unknowingly contributing to a vast surveillance apparatus. supporters of the bill argue tiktok poses a national security threat because of its ties to china. putting users personal data at risk. congress is stating that to >> the data rights of americans got to be safe from foreign government regulation. but those against the bill argue it's unconstitutional. the bill seriously undermine civil liberties by essentially banning a platform. >> that 150 million americans use to engage in free speech and expression and say as it now advances to the upper chamber, i think it will die in the senate. the ball is now in the court of the senators and i trust leader chuck schumer. senate majority leader chuck schumer indicated the senate is in no rush to address the house bill saying in a statement that the senate will review the legislation when it comes over. >> president biden has said if the bill reaches his desk, he

will sign it into law. for now in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. back to you and new this morning, former treasury secretary steve mnuchin is pulling together a group of investors to try to buy tiktok right now. this comes after what you just saw, which is this whole situation with the house overwhelmingly approving banning the measure and where it goes from there. but in the meantime, newton says the app should be owned by u.s. businesses and he says there's no way that china, whatever let us company on something like this in china and their country. we'll see what happens if there's an investor group that buys 10. 21, the time coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. san francisco city workers are preparing for a possible strike. we're going to tell you what they're demanding.

>> we are back 10. 24 is the time and just into the kron 4 news room, police activity now reportedly shutting down 2 roads near gilroy city hall. >> police issued an alert at 8 o'clock this morning asked people to avoid the area. they're conducting an investigation around west 7th and rosanna streets. they haven't said what exactly it is they're investigating or how long the streets will be closed before following the story. we'll update you as soon as find out. happening today, we have hundreds of security screeners rallying this afternoon at sfo because they say their paychecks have been coming up short. they filed a complaint with the department of labor claiming their employer covenant aviation is withholding a pay raise that the tsa mandated last year workers claim their employers refusing refusing to

pay them at the new rate. today's rally is set for 01:00pm out of terminal 3. >> thank god that didn't yesterday. might win as have that huge demonstration. that would have been a mask. 10. 25 right now in 2 people have been arrested for stealing about $6,000 worth of merchandise from ulta beauty in brentwood. and if happened on monday afternoon at the brentwood plaza and police arrested these 2 people. oakland resident andrea glasser and pittsburgh resident sarah townsend in hercules and they say the 2 admitted to selling the stolen merchandise in oakland and san francisco 10. 25 is the time and police in redwood city arrested a 17 year-old high school student for bringing this gun to school. the police found the gun in the teenager's waist band and then he tried to run away from the police at the school on tuesday. they also then went to his home in east palo alto where they found ammunition and the teenager was booked on multiple felony charges.

>> well, over willow, glen high school, san jose, a in san jose students there had to shelter in place yesterday afternoon because there were reports of a student that brought a weapon onto campus. police say they did find that student turns out he had a bb gun. luckily nobody was hurt. we'll take a break or 10. 26. but up next on the kron, 4 morning news at theater in the south bay trying to recover now after thieves. >> stole equipment just days before opening night. we'll have the full story.

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going want to hold onto your hat today for your bon. it's actually a perfect for this weather. >> march 14 18 93. on good morning. bonnets. they're packed in on the windy days because you're not going to lose them today. just i'm we're looking at a day that might want to be tied down the yard furniture, anything out there that could blow a because it is exceptionally windy. looking out there from mount tam. one of our windier spots are mountain tops. our bridges and hurricane as delta areas releasing some of our strongest wind gusts this morning. we actually have are very strongest gusts, though, up in the sierra nevada with a high wind warning up there here in the bay area. we have high wind advisories through 11:00am tomorrow for the north bay east bay and the santa cruz mountains. easy to see why atlas peak as 50 miles per hour. wind gusts all morning long, half moon bay conquered up to vacaville. also looking at exceptionally windy conditions, 30 to 40 miles per hour. gusts. other than that

today would be picture perfect. it's low 60's for a lot of our current temperatures. hayward sitting at 62 has set up in berkeley at 60 degrees right now. later today, some upper 60's for ya. at least we are coming down into the weekend, though, and warming up even further. i've got that your forecast back to you. all right. thanks a lot, john. 10, 30 right now in the east bay of san lorenzo, man. >> was shot while he was trying to tie shot at well shot at yeah. trying to stop a couple people from stealing his car in front of his home when they opened fire. the bullets started flying nearly missing him nearly missing his wife, his 2 daughters. >> kron four's philippe to call talked to that homeowner and has his story in his own words. >> broken glass right here from my window. they broke. >> getting into the vehicle, but they did not get away with that's because joey hawker confronted the 2 armed suspects for early monday morning attempted to steal his when he received an alert on his phone. and when he went outside, the gunman opened fire. here's the bullet holes.

>> right where i was standing. there's bullet holes here and the first one hit right at my head level and honorably discharged sergeant u.s. marines hawker slipped on his front door steps in san lorenzo which may have saved his he says at least one of the weapons the suspects fired was an ak. 47 directed at his head. >> fortunately they missed, but the bullets penetrated his walls and came close to his wife and 2 young sleeping daughters after. >> they missed me. they unleashed. >> havoc on my car. my house, the front window. >> and >> it was just complete chaos. hawkers says he went back inside the home when he heard the suspect's car leave and he retrieved his legally owned firearms to protect the whole way in case the attempted to come inside the car made another passed by the house to pick up one of the gunman, hawkers dodge charger was shot up and so was his wife's car.

the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating this case and reminds the public not to confront car thieves because they are often armed. but hawker has had enough. he had a car stolen just 6 months ago. just want it. >> my daughter to feel safe. i want my life to go back to normal. all i >> do you are you going to be able to stay here? >> i'm going to stay here for as long as i can. but if anything like this happens leaving the state so far, no arrests have been announced in san lorenzo. philippe djegal kron. 4 outlets and lorenzo and hey woman was robbed at gunpoint in front of her home in alamo. >> this one happened to 30 in the afternoon. broad daylight on bill more drive where the woman lives and she was getting out of her car to go into her home when 2 people with guns stole her stuff. luckily she's okay. but anyway, when they reported to the police, they have a description and apb for that

vehicle that led to a brief chase on highway 24 lafayette, towards oakland. and then the suspects got away. a rideshare driver faces a hate crime charge for punching a rider in the face. according to the indictment, the driver was called to pick somebody up at sfo. and when they got there, they asked if the passenger was jewish or israeli and then in a punching the passenger in the face, the driver faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. >> well, thousands of city employees in san francisco calling on the city now to fix what they say is an urgent staffing crisis. employees represented by several labor unions gathered last night at an event called the strike school. the representatives there say the purpose of the gathering is to make sure that their members know their rights and are prepared for a possible strike. they say the

city's negligence has led now to more than 2700 jobs being fake and that need to be filled. >> me myself. it took 600 calendar days actually get hired and promoted their to civil service process. and so the city needs to fix to hide process. they need to staff up and they need to stop sending money. 2 outside contracts and on city workers. >> well, the strike school is just one step towards a possible walkout at this point. just to be clear, we don't know when a strike might happen, but we do know that a majority of the union contracts are set to expire in june. more developing news now. the fight over berkeley's people's park has a date now with the california supreme court over plans for cal to build student housing on that historic site. so construction was stopped before it could even start because of protests and legal battles from neighbors and homeless advocates and environmentalists. since then, officials blocked off access to the park with shipping containers. the state's highest court announced this

week, but the justices will hear arguments in la on april. 3rd, that's more than a year after a lower court ruled that the project's environmental impact report was inadequate. >> it's 10 35 and the santas. a theater company is getting ready for their opening night of their new play right after sees struck and took all the shower week away. what are they going to do? and this isn't the first time that that theaters been broken into. by the way, kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> we spoke with the production manager here at city lights, theater company. he says they've been broken into multiple times since he started working here over a decade ago, costing hundreds of dollars each time. the latest happening on sunday. >> security footage shows 2 people walking up to city lights, theatecompany in san jose sunday morning. just before the alarm goes off. it's very frustrating. it's a it's a violation run. guess pernetti is a production manager at the nonprofit theater company on south second street. he says police

responded quickly but not before thieves took off with items. they took props from the some iphones and ipads are props in the show. >> they took some personal belongings the actors had left in our dressing rooms. it hurts because we have to replace that stuff. gas pernetti says the theater has experienced far too many burglaries over the years. i've worked here for 12 years. >> i would say a good 6, 7 times we've been broken into it's time it's a significant amount of money to do repairs to the damage caused by a by a forced entry. all the while the theater's preparing for opening night of the play. king. liz, starting next week, the theater company puts on 6 shows a year in the 100 seat venue. but every break in becomes a setback for theater. still recovering from the pandemic was 4 years ago today, actually that we were shut down >> when the pandemic started and we're still trying to recover from that. and you

know just trying to stay above water with that. and then that something like this happen where needless waste of money, it hurts gas. panetta says the show must go on. in fact, they have that show coming up on march. 21st there still replacing items before that. the best way you can support them, they say is to come to one of their shows here. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in san jose. back to you. >> it's 10 37 and a man and woman have been arrested for several robberies that happened a bay area banks all the way from san jose to modesto and the central valley police arrested brandon lopez and they arrested tamara bush saying that tam was the getaway driver. they arrested him yesterday and then they showed that note that they say lopez used in the heist need all the money in both your george be quick. no games. san jose police launched this investigation after bank was robbed of thousands of dollars on west capitol expressway. last month.

>> stop the stops, stop the stops, stop the stops. >> can hear the chanting and dozens of people gathered at the state capitol urging for support of legislation that aims to make it illegal for police officers to stop drivers for small offenses like a faulty taillight and proper positioning, a license plate, that type of thing. because backers say this to protect people of color, they point to data that shows black californians make up 5% of the population but account for 13% of all traffic stops. >> well, getting homeowners insurance here in california is reaching a crisis point. many homeowners can't find insurance. and if they do, it's way too expensive. but lawmakers say there are few options they have for addressing the problem and just put it in perspective with allstate state farm farmers and they've all either limited their business here in the state or they pulled up stakes and left altogether. they say they have no choice

because they could face massive losses in destructive wildfires. the state's insurance commissioner is suggesting that insurance companies be allowed to consider future environmental risks when setting rates. >> homeowners and businesses need to have more insurance choices and should hopefully be returning to market in my district in el dorado and placer counties. this is a crisis. we get calls on it every single day. >> well, governor newsom said this crisis is one of his tie top priorities. he's expected to address that during his state of the state address actually later this month. >> it's 10 39 barred is getting recognition from the white house for saving lives. the biden administration recognized bart as one of the agencies that are taking part in the white house challenge to save lives from overdoses. bart says since 2019, the staff has saved more than 400 lives using narc can. today is the start of oakland restaurant week. this is a

time when you can get some really cool deals and things on the menu. there may be special for lunch and dinner at more than 150 restaurants that are participating this year. all you have to do is just explore oakland a little bit. the restaurant with week runs now until march 24th. and how about sausalito and marin county starting monday. they're going to hold their first-ever restaurant week there with dozens of restaurants participating. that is next monday through the 24. so some good eats a >> well, san francisco building that used to house a church and now a roller skating rink is also now a historical landmark. the building on film or near alamo square was built back in 18. 97. it hosted catholic services for more than a century. it later became a hub for civil rights leaders in the city before eventually closing. but in 2014, the building was transformed into a disco style roller rink. and

it's now known as the church of 8 wheels being an official. san francisco landmark means there will always be money now to preserve it. going take a break at 10. 41 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news kron. 4 celebrating remarkable women all month long. and today we're going to learn from a woman who's helping underserved seniors. underserved seniors. >> in san francisco. - my childhood was kind of rough.

my parents loved us but, they had a hard time showing it, you know.

i wanna break out of that pattern so my daughter feels safe in a way that i didn't. - have you ever heard of something called toxic stress? it can develop in people who experience trauma as kids and don't get the support they need. when they have their own kids, it can be hard for them to be the type of parent they wanna be. - well, i want toxic stress to end with me. - learn more at first5california.com. >> we continue to honor remarkable women for women's history month. are and one of the finalists in that competition we want to highlight for you today. her name is felisa thibodeau. she

works for to help underserved seniors in san francisco. they're living literally paycheck to paycheck one paycheck away from poverty. kron four's philippe djegal has her story. >> thank goodness police here thibodeau loves people and people love her. we were here. we've got know recreational health care, nutrition and technology. we believe axis is key to those efforts are dedicated to the elderly population been inspired because i'm in awe of those who age in community, the longtime public servant providing vital services to hundreds of seniors living in san francisco's laker. you know, in my district oceanview were said heights ingleside. we don't hear about serving 5,000. >> we care that we serve everyone who needs them, you who comes to door. so even when we run out of new, we rarely send people home

empty-handed. thibodeau is executive director of the southwest community corporation managing the nonprofits to facilities in the city. both dishing out lunch and dinner 6 days a week. >> hot and fresh meals but supplement the free bagged groceries distributed every wednesday. is this what you envision doing? work as a career helping people like this? >> actually, this is my 3rd career. but this is most be rewarding career. she is credited with opening the community space cop who so at the upper yard and helping to revive the it bookman community center. >> i want do this. i'll now posting a fully functioning texan indirect room stocked with decks of cards and the priceless stories associated with every draw >> understands the struggle. she has been honored with the jefferson award for service has been recognized by the u.s. senate. san francisco mayor's office and board of

supervisors all while managing her only elements, including lupus, diabetes and one kidney. i do not believe that the less of you should be. >> the greater mother and grandmother leadership comes naturally to thibodaux and the people touched by her work spanned generations. everyone has their lane might happen to older adults and keeping them active and keeping them healthy and keeping them engaged, engaged and included in san francisco, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 and a reminder if you scan this qr code, it will take you to the spot on kron 4 dot com where we've got all. >> of the remarkable women that we are highlighting its lot of fun. >> to peruse in check mom. 10. 47 right now and we're following the rest with the boy, is it windy out there? and i could hear it overnight. how? feel it on the bridges earlier this morning. is it going to get any a less or to stronger over the day, john?

it's just going to be a strong, windy pi day today. unfortunately, if you're getting outside. >> celebrating pi day today. your calculations are going to be 50 mile per hour sustained winds at times. 67 for that daytime high would have been picture perfect. just wasn't for those strong winds that we're seeing now. skies are crystal clear out there from the coast to our inland areas, high pressure ridge to the west, a low pressure to the interior and that gradient between the 2 is really pushing the strong offshore winds through the bay area today. it's going to warm things up towards the coastline. coastal areas just as warm as our inland spots. we are going to see winds gusting as high as 50 to even 60 miles per hour on atlas peak 40 to 50 miles per hour for the rest of us today. and staying windy into tomorrow morning, too. so after thaf, we finally calm things down, at least will be nice and calm into the weekend. what do you got to know about the wind today? what could result in some trees, limbs down as well? and that could result in some minor power outages, too.

so just to note that be a little wary of where your parking today. as for high temperatures, we're going to reach the mid to upper 60's daly city just shy of 70 degrees. burlingame at 67 for your daytime high. our warmest spot on the map will be san jose getting up to 69 just shy of 70. a number that we are going to see so much of as we move into this upcoming weekend. so we can hold off for just a moment. today is definitely the day that he's looking the least inviting. it really is only because of those winds. but you're good news is tomorrow. midday winds do come down and the weekend ahead looks literally picture perfect with low 70's sunshine and much calmer winds. spring kicks off on tuesday. back to you. thank you. 10, 48 ousted cnn anchor don lemon. >> has his new show on x and it was canceled before it even hit the air. yeah, he says it's because x owner elon musk was mad over a tense interview that he conducted with him newsnation's hena doba

explains. >> less than a week before the dawn lemon show was set to debut one at the former cnn anchor man making his own news with this announcement to his followers. hi, everyone. >> people on is mad at lemon openly talking about the deal gone bad saying he and the billionaire businessman had plans for the show to be a digital town hall with the first interview featuring none other than the ceo of x himself. elon musk on the only reason i've is because you're on the next possible. >> you're asked for it. >> otherwise they would not the >> lemon showing part of that interview last night on cnn. the network that fired him saying must pulled out of their partnership just hours after it was taped. at the end, i could tell that he was. he was uncomfortable. >> it was tense. and i said, listen, i'm not trying to make you uncomfortable. musk had different take on how the interview went down, saying this, quote, lemons approach was basically just cnn but on social media, which doesn't

work. >> as evidenced by the fact that cnn is dying and the back and forth continuing on ax parent lee rigby's absolutism doesn't apply when it comes to questions about him. >> from people like me, one of those questions was about musk's relationship with former president donald trump. >> you recently met with donald trump and florida. what did you guys talk about? >> was at breakfast at a friend's place and donald trump, that's it, which is discussed. i hope. it's he did most of the talking to be asking for money. >> but reporting for us this morning. the don lemon show, including that interview with musk is still will still air as planned monday on youtube and on lemons. >> x page. so he has a next page. yeah. so he's ok, let in as the next phase. fact, take a look. it says, quote, this is a statement from exxon. next we reserve the right to

make decisions about our business partnerships and after careful consideration acts decided not to enter into a commercial partnership. but the show, ok? in the north face of the country's most pilots started to be soaring over travis air force base is the wings over solano. airshow. and, you know, they only do this every couple years, every 2 years. so this is a chance to look up and see some amazing planes that got the blue angels f 22 demo team in about a dozen other aerial acts. it's free and open to the public saturday and sunday. well, speaking of the blue angels, they actually help the vacaville police department celebrate the dedication and accomplishment of one of their officers. >> by offering up a high speed flight with check it out. youth services section officer sean kelly was able to sit in a f a 18 super hornet with lieutenant conor o'donnell at the controls. they flew nearly the speed of sound over solano county oh, my god. i mean,

jesus that a lot. i well, apparently they did pull a number of 7 g turnsmand banks and, you know, rolling things over and all that stuff and a blast and was a great way to celebrate the remarkable contributions that that officer has made to the of the vacaville police department. >> it's 52. we'll be right back.

>> almost done for thursday morning. but before we go, let's check in with olivia horton and see what's coming up on live in the bay today. high livia high darya. good morning. coming up today on

live in the bay. >> if the community dedicated to supporting artists and music enthusiasts in northern california, we chat with music city, san francisco about their newly renovated space and how you can support. then as the world premiere production chronicling the life music and writing of a bay area icon, we get the details on sign my name to freedom and find out how you can catch the next viewing. plus, it's the agency serving older adults and adults living with access and functionae needs. we learn more about southwest community corporation and how they're closing the gap on health disparities. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say in today's question of the day's going scan, the qr code. i know this is a tough one today. we want to know what is your favorite potato chip flavor? let know. it could be read live today on the show. die salt, pepper and the kids like vinegar and i can't eat it. >> my husband loves been all i love it. when to sour for me. >> thank you the area.

>> lastly today and australian billionaire says he is going to build an exact replica of the titanic. the layout the rooms will look exactly like they did back in 1912, with all the luxury appointments titanic, too, as he's calling it will have 9 decks. 835 cabins. he says he's looking for the wrecked ship alerts right now to get it on their way. i don't want to maybe if it's like in the outback on solidly, go. there you go. we're. >> all right. we're going to want if you're sailing a boat a day or be something like that. be great with the window. my gosh, you're going happen all. today easily. our windiest one. i know that's going to catch to an otherwise really nice day. tomorrow, midday winds really calm down. and the weekend ahead is perfect after that and spring on tuesdays day. know a think agree. i got it tomorrow. okay. by.

narrator: today, on dr. phil, he's convinced his fiancée is cheating on him. with his friends, neighbors, and even the mailman. narrator: and hidden cameras capture her every move. teaka: he wanted me to explain a banging sound in the kitchen, believing i was having sex. [banging sounds] and that's not me cutting onions.