>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. breaking news at 5 o'clock. another issue for a united airlines plane after a plane that left sfo landed in oregon with. >> one part of the plane

missing. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 5. i'm ken wayne and i'm noelle bellow. a united spokesperson says this was not an emergency landing at medford airport this afternoon. >> but it is concerning that an external panel was nowhere to be found on forest and thorn live for us at sfo with more. dan. >> yeah, this as you mentioned, another issue for united airlines in a recent string of issues that they've been dealing with lately. and the common denominator being san francisco international airport. we heard today from a medford airport spokesperson that the plane left sfo and then landed at their airport around one 45 this afternoon. as you mentioned, united said that this was not an emergency landing, but during the inspection of the plane, something that they usually do when a plane lands at the airport, something concerning was discovered. an external panel was missing. the medford airport spokesperson says the airport was forced to pause operations on the runway to

make sure that there wasn't any damage on. they did not find any, but they also did not find where this panel we reached out to united who confirmed the damage, the boeing 7.37. they say that there was no indication of the damage during the flight which had more than 130 passengers on board. no injuries to report either. they also say they're going to be doing an investigation to find out what happened. and they tell us that they're going to be examining the plane and making repairs before putting this plane back in service. we also learned from the faa that they're also going to be looking into this case as well as we've been reporting over the last week and a half united has been facing issues again, the common denominator being sfo just yesterday, a plane landed here at sfo with a hydraulic leak that caused some smoke to come from the landing gear. earlier this week, a plane that was heading to sfo from australia had to turn around because they were dealing with mechanical issues. and of course, that video that went all around the

globe of that plane that was leaving sfo heading to japan and the tire or wheel and a falling off and causing some damage in that plane had to divert to las angeles. so there's been a number of issues with these planes. recently. we caught up with some passengers have out here at the airport that say they're going to be taking united flight tonight. they say that they aren't really thinking about the safety issues, but it is concerning that keeps popping up again united and all of these cases says that they maintain that safety is their top priority. we're going to be staying on top of it. and as we learn more information about what's going on here, we'll bring it to in a while. back to you. all right. thank you for that to dan. we will, of course, be getting more information as the night goes on. meantime, a seat belt saved the life of a passenger. >> on that alaska airlines boeing 7.37. max involved to with shad that frightening midair door panel blowout. that's according to a new law. so a lawsuit filed on behalf of 7 passengers, including kong tran who took this video.

he says his body was lifted out of the seat. suction literally tore off his shoes and socks and his leg was injured in the incident happened january over portland. the plane did land safely, but several people were hurt. the department of justice has opened a criminal investigation into that case. >> all signatures collected in an attempt to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price will now have to be counted by hand. the county registrar voters making that decision after of you of a random sample of signatures that were turned in last week. kron four's dan kerman joining us live now with more on what this means. stand. >> well, basically, this means we will not know if we're going to have a recall election are not probably not until next month. in the meantime, those who want to keep price in office are questioning whether the registrar even is allowed to have extra time to count. it may not be until next month before we know if opponents of alameda county district attorney pamela price have enough signatures to force a

recall election more than 123,000 signatures were turned in and the alameda county registrar of voters says after using the random sampling method authorized by state law. the results are not sufficient to determine whether the signature threshold has been met. that threshold is 73,195 signatures. as a result, the registrar will now begin a manual count of the verified signatures. the folks that are driving this fails their first big test. william fitzgerald, this with the campaign to keep price in office. they spent millions of dollars trying to get those signatures and yesterday make their tools that. >> but now there's an open question whether that signatures it has a little legitimacy to the signatures. but brenda grisham with the campaign to recall price doesn't see the hand count as a negative. even better. so there's. >> no question that we have

what we need, that the people signed. the petition is the petitions legal, the signatures legal. so that's a plus for us. but supporters of price are also raising questions about the registrar of voters decision to take additional time. >> to do a hand count. and if you look on the chart of the current rules, >> there's no section in it that says that if it doesn't, if you can count after 10, 10 days get that extra 30 days that that doesn't exist in our meeting. fitzgerald says the campaign to keep price in office is now talking to lawyers to see if this extra time his legal. but they say that doesn't mean they won't accept the results. we're going to abide by the decision of the county. we're going to trust them. >> what we're trying to impress upon folks because the question has been asked, is that there are legal questions over what's happening right now. >> now we reached the reached out to the alameda county registrar of voters for some clarification on this extra time. and if it is allowed,

they did not return our call live in the newsroom. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> dozens of protesters who blocked the bay bridge in november to call for a ceasefire in gaza are now being penalized for their actions. a san francisco judge has ordered 78 of the 80 demonstrators to perform 5 hours of community service representation for the protesters say they also have agreed to pay more than $4,000 in restitution to avoid criminal charges, which breaks down to about $57 for each person being punished. the money will be given to people who needed to be evacuated from the bridge during that protest. >> speed safety cameras have been approved and apparently will become a reality. and 3 bay area cities ab 6.45 was signed by governor gavin newsom. this fall. it calls for 6 california cities to putting cameras in locations

identified as high crash streets since the beginning of the year for pedestrians have died in traffic collisions in san francisco. kron four's theresa stasi will have more on the plans, the program and how drivers will have to pay if they're caught. speeding. >> a four-year-old girl in a stroller killed when a driver hit her at this intersection at kean in san francisco, a beloved teacher fatally struck walking to school. just 2 recent pedestrian fatalities on the streets in san francisco. >> the more we can slow vehicles down, even if it's just by a mile per hour or 2, the higher the chance of surviving shannon hey, goes with the sfmta. the agency is moving to install. 33 cameras in critical corridors. >> throughout san francisco in the next few months, it is part of a pilot program funded with the passage of ab 6.45. signed by the governor last fall. >> so san francisco is joint

with oakland and san jose. up here in northern california and in southern california, there are 3 cities. unsafe speed is one of the most common factors in crashes that result in injuries or death in the event of a crash between a car, a pedestrian or cyclist, the vehicle speed will largely determine the survivability of the crash. a person hit by a car traveling 40 miles per hour is 8 times. >> we're likely to be killed. then a person hit by a car traveling 20 miles per hour, take its planes. extensive research went into selecting the 33 camera locations. the sfmta board will weigh in on the recommended cameras next tuesday at their scheduled meeting. >> just this week about. how in the first time since new york city has been tracking traffic related fatalities, which was 1914, they started tracking. this is the first last year was the first year

that there pedestrian fatalities is the lowest. >> jody madera says with safe streets ffe organization is pushed for measures to reduce pedestrian fatalities. following a rally last august when the 4 year-old was struck. they held rallies to draw attention to how speed can kill the program is expected to go online by this time. next year. warning notices will be sent in the first 2 months of operations for those offenders. speeding 11 miles over the limit then finds will be sent to those speeding vehicles to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> meantime, cyclist and pedestrian access to the richmond, sandra fell bridge could soon be limited. the metropolitan transportation commission says it will recommend cyclist and pedestrian only use this path on weekends. the ntc says there just aren't enough people using the bike lane during the week to justify keeping it ipl24 7, if

it's not immediately clear if that recommendation will be adopted, but we will, of course, keep you updated the matter. where are you bike or hike this weekend? it's a good one any outdoor activities. kron four's gayle ong joining us now with a look at what to expect this weekend, gayle. yes, a very pleasant weekend and store. we are coming out of a wind advisory in the north bay. so there's a bit of a breeze up there. >> that is now that was short-lived. now we have calm conditions as you can to see here and half moon bay, blue skies and people out on the beach. very beautiful day out there. and just really nice to see the sun out. and you can see on our satellite and radar, unsettled weather in southern california. actually a winter storm warning and big bear. so just keep that in mind. if you have plans heading out there. so here is that breeze and napa, 10 miles an hour, 60 miles an hour in fairfield, but relatively calm everywhere else. temperatures out the door. we are in the 70's upper 60's in half moon bay. definitely above normal this time of year and we are warming up from here. as you can see where 4 to 5 degrees,

6 degrees up oakland. so this is that this time yesterday and stepping out the door, it's going to be nice. so we have a clear skies. sunny skies as you make your way through the evening and this upper 60's low 70's and a very nice weekend on tap. can't say that enough and it's a holiday weekend. so we're all going to be in the upper 60's. low 70's, just sunny and warm. i'm really looking forward to that. and when they come back, we'll show you the extended forecast, the seven-day because looks like we're going to be holding on to this weather pattern. back to you. all right. thank you, gayle. a member of the boogaloo boys has been sentenced to life in federal prison today. >> for the murder and attempted murder of 2 oakland security guards back in 2020, robert justice junior was convicted of murder and attempted murder last year. according to prosecutors, justice was the driver of the car in which stephen fired the gunshots that killed protective services officer dave underwood and the attempted murder of a second federal officer in a drive-by

shooting. korea sentenced to 41 years in prison back in 2022, it's just us. and korea were followers of the so-called boogaloo movement. that's a loosely organized anti-government group that believed a second u.s. civil war was imminent. the u.s. housing market could soon get a big boost and home purchases. this after the national association of realtors agreed to drop the standard 6% sales commission. that commission is split between the buyer and the seller agents. a number of lawsuits claim the and a are and brokerages violated antitrust laws by mandating the seller's agent make an offer payment to the buyer's agent dropping the commission as part of a settlement agreement in which the and they are would also have to pay 418 million dollars in damages. the terms have yet to be approved by a judge. if so realtors would have to lower their commissions. >> coming up at 5 in east bay restaurant says enough is enough after a celebration was

ruined by another break-in. but first, we're getting new details about a shooting that left 4 sonoma county sheriff's deputies injured. stay with

>> new details this afternoon in a shooting that injured for sonoma county sheriff's deputies. officials releasing the 9-1-1 audio and the body cam video. we do want to warn you some may find this video disturbing >> time we haven't got become for many are trading desk. you've like a ripe for funding. what's the address? >> authorities say the suspect. 53 year-old jose luis cervantez showed up at la

hacienda del toro, a restaurant slash nightclub on stony point n todd rhodes after being kicout the night before cervantes showed up to the business in the overnight hours of march. 4th with a rifle and hand and allegedly threatened to shoot and shoot the people who had fired him. when deputies arrived savant s randolph cervantes didn't make it far pulling into a parking lot at todd in standish roads. >> that is where he opened fire on deputies. after shooting several times. sir vontaze got back into his car, drove back to the restaurant before continuing chase it ultimately led to him crashing his car at the time of the crash. cervantes had several gunshot wounds and injuries from the crash. he died at the scene during the crossfire. 4 deputies were injured. 3 out of 4 injured are recovering at home. now that 4th deputy.

>> suffered a head injury and is still in the hospital tonight. we now know that deputy suffered their injuries after another accidentally hit them with their patrol car. meanwhile, officials say cervantes died due to blunt force trauma likely due to the crash. but his official cause of death is still pending. let's take a live look at big bear. you're looking at either jackie or shadow. we're having legalize on these eagles here in the big bear valley in the san bernardino there. it's there sitting on top of yeah, we counted eggs and there's concern that those eggs are to going to hatch because surpassed the time they normally would hatch. >> but shadow and jackie been taking turns are still taking very tender care of those aches for u.s.. authorities are watching this. see experts say miracles can happen, that it's possible they might hatch. but right now, as they call it unlikely to do so. so

we extend our best, which to the parents. we do it. thanks to friends of big bear valley for this live footage of them. anyone can go ahead and click in and watch it all day long. for some, it's pretty it's therapeutic watch. gayle, so much snow up there in big bear. yeah, you can. you see the snowflakes that we've been watching that camera. >> but we don't have to do in any snow for as in the bay area. we have sunshine, but there's a winter storm warning heading to big bear. so just keep that in mind. if that's part of your weekend travels and take a look at all these views. >> across the bay area, sunny skies at this 05:00pm hour. just a beautiful evening. and you can expect this for the next few days as we are now almost and coming to spring. you can see how quiet it is to our store satellite and radar. and then over by where bald eagle, as you can see, all that snow and moisture in southern california, we are relatively calm. just a bit of a breeze in napa and solano county has they are just coming out of the wind advisory that short live, strong winds we saw. but here's that future cast model.

you may run into some light drizzle, maybe around tonight and into sunday morning. but we're mostly dry and mostly sunny for the weekend and even into next week. so that's going to bring us here. the daytime highs. as you can see, we're going to if any outdoor activity, this is the weekend do it. we haven't had a quiet weekend at it so long. so we have 60's expect upper 60's low 70's 72 for you in santa rosa, 70. if you want to go wine tasting in napa livermore in the 70's as well. the south bay looks like the one of the warmest spots out there. and here's the rest of your weekend forecast. really nice out there in half moon bay at this hour as well. so we're holding on to the 70's. waking up to mid 40's and low 50's across the bay and coast so that have for you. you know, we've been really busy this winter. so it's really nice to have some pleasant weather this holiday weekend or is was almost hot. yeah. when i when i walked out of the house today, i was like cool. >> we really got the warmth. we've been waiting exactly. all right. thank you're

welcome. california's brand new fast food council met for the first time today. it comes just about 2 weeks before most fast food workers across the state will see increase in minimum wage. 8 on wallace reports with a recap of the meeting. >> well, keep in mind, this council includes stakeholders from across the industry, everybody from employees themselves to labor union representatives to franchisees, all of whom say they want to work together to improve the industry. >> duties upon which i am about to enter congratulation with that oath of office. california's new fast food council became official over time. its members will develop standards, rules and regulations and will gradually increase the minimum wage for california's fast-food industry. both those motions have approved in total. the council is made up of 11 members all appointed by the governor. among them for who are either fast food employees or those representing labor unions for franchisees are business owners to non-voting members and one chairperson at

the meeting members shared what they hope to accomplish big some hard. >> to see whether are going to and if who should time to listen to their work realistic. that's the point of >> my efforts here today. hear what you have to say to listen to it are printed and recommend the legislature and to the department of labor changes that will improve your lives. the meeting comes just before the minimum wage. for most fast food workers will increase to $20 an hour. >> on april, first, some of the meeting noted employees generally support that law but stressed it also left some business owners saying they have no choice but to either slash hours or increased prices. i understand the need to the workers. >> and i'll talk a little bit about that for a minute. understand the need to the president because we need business has to be successful. the workers to the success. the minimum wage law also includes an exemption for

businesses that bacon sell bread as a standalone item. >> questions arose at the meeting about what power the council has to add additional exemptions. but staff will testify to that answer may not be from until a later date. some point you're going to have an attorney specifically assigned to work with the council. so that's going to be some probably want to take up with that person of the 150 people in attendance. many were fast food employees wearing purple seiu, labor union shirts. some spoke during public comment about issues they face. we're not treated as human beings. >> we are treated as simply as numbers. we need to improve. so all of those can have their wages. we can also have a safe environment to work city, took an assist went public. i need you to listen to us. council members responding elevate those issues to management and talk i just want to say thank you >> there's more to come. so just a

>> and remember, this was just an introductory meeting. the council will hold its next meeting in the next 6 months reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, you don't have to wait until fleet week to see the blue angels or over the bay area. details on their the bay area. details on their show this weekend. ( ♪♪ )

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chef says he's had enough after burglars smashed through his eatery overnight in the heart of downtown oakland. this is the 3rd break-in there in 3 years in the owner tells kron four's philippe djegal. he's exploring options to leave oakland 3 years ago when sheffey money, grier opened his plant-based rice bowl shop roasted and raw. >> he envisioned a long-running downtown oakland, but 3 burglaries later he's considered new city. i think this is of a kind of a nail in the coffin or we do want to kind of maybe explore other. >> other areas shattered glass, a familiar sight in the area. greer says burglars broke into the eatery early friday morning and stole money. the losses less than the cost repair the damage because he no longer leaves much inside the business. overnight, you can keep cash on hand. >> you can't keep the safe and office they jam this time. they they completely jammed and open the office door. so they only got away with