hearst a full pardon. has been an advocate for victims of domestic violence . she has two daughters, and she has a funny side to acting in several movies directed by john waters. but for the most part, she has been a suburban housewife and other members of the sla are also, you know, living just sort of quiet lives themselves. wow what a story. >> 50 years ago. >> thanks, liane. >> sure. >> coming up, another big storm is on the way. here is a live look out at the conditions right now. looks not bad, but we are going to check back in with sandhya for details two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this messag

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he has violated cardiomyopathy, a heart hearst went to 8th grade with a device to regulate his heart and it seemed to work until last september. >> he went into heart failure again and suffered a stroke that affected his left side while in the hospital. he got a visit from some of his favorite nfl property. bosa and for everyone. but how cool is it? they came to visit. >> cam and now he's recovered from his heart transplant. and now he gets to go cheer on hearst was joined at the super bowl by 19 other kids who are also sent by make-a-wish. >> touring allegiant stadium attending fanned events and meeting players from both teams. the game that went into overtime did not end the way hearst would have liked. >> but the 14 year-old knows all too well. how important it is not to take a single moment for granted. thankful to the volunteers that make a wish for making his super bowl dreams come true. i thing it's they're facing. >> mason know they can do all the stuff. >> it's why he his mom, dad and entire family are hoping they can someday volunteer with the organization. those granted mo

and now he gets to go cheer on hearst was joined at the super bowl by 19 other kids who are also sent by make-a-wish. >> touring allegiant stadium attending fanned events and meeting players from both teams. the game that went into overtime did not end the way hearst would have liked. >> but the 14 year-old knows all too well. how important it is not to take a single moment for granted. thankful to the volunteers that make a wish for making his super bowl dreams come true. i think they're facing. >> mason know they can do all the stuff. >> in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. all right. back to our top story now where a welfare check at a home revealed for people who are dead. >> the 30's are now working to try to figure out what happens force theresa is there live with the latest. good evening to recent. >> why grand time here in san mateo and i'm right off of 42nd avenue over here. you can see, you know, move my camera over. see, you can see exactly what's going on. crime scene technicians still very much here process in the house and inside that gray house that you're lookin

the game that went into overtime did not end the way hearst would have liked. >> but the 14 year-old knows all too well. how important it is not to take a single moment for granted. thankful to the volunteers that make a wish for making his super bowl dreams come true. i think it's facing. >> it's amazing. you can do all the stuff in san francisco. rob nesbitt kron. 4 continues right after gut-wrenching loss in the super bowl, niners fans kind of coming to terms with the fact all we'll just have to r a shot at the championship. could be a long year. had sfo fans return to the bay area today. a weekend that started with such high hopes. >> ended with crushed spirits and crushed souls as the faithful watch. the kansas city chiefs win the super bowl. >> was a grueling experience. and as soon as i saw that it was going to come down to us having to stop mahomes my heart kind of dropped and that's where it was left drained. >> done. let's go. go home at that up. >> we feel your pain. despite the outcome almost everyone said they are already looking forward to next season. the nfl regular s

the game that went into overtime did not end the way hearst would have liked. >> but the 14 year-oldws all too well. how important it is not to take a single moment for granted. thankful to the volunteers that make a wish for making his super bowl dreams come true. i think it's they re facing. >> mason know they can do all the stuff in san francisco. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins honored a bet and she is here wearing a chiefs jersey. she shared this picture after losing a friendly. skews friendly wager with the kansas city, a district attorney there. they bet on their home cities winning the super bowl and whoever last had to wear the opposing team's jersey jenkins posted this photo of her wearing a mahomes jersey and axing. i'm a woman of my word. it's the day before valentine's day. you know, that means gallon times day is here. and it's not just for humans. stay tuned for a little animal. love. >> newly released video shows a hyena cub in south australia outside of its dan frolicking there with its mother. these images from monteiro wi

. >> hearst was a student at uc berkeley when she was kidnaped by the symbionese liberation army, or sla, in 1974. she was sentenced to seven years in prison after joining her captors in a san francisco bank robbery. two months after her kidnaping, president jimmy carter commuted her sentence after 22 months. she was later pardoned by president clinton. hearst was widely seen as a victim of stockholm syndrome, a terms used to describe victims who develop positive feelings toward their captors. today also marks 20 years since the launch of facebook. mark zuckerberg introduced the social networking site to his fellow students at harvard in 2004, which has since grown to 2 billion active users worldwide. over the years, facebook acquired instagram, um messenger, whatsapp and the vr company oculus. meta platforms became the new name of the parent company in 2021, and just past this past friday, meta shares surged 20% after the company reported that is, profits tripled in the fourth quarter. san francisco mayor london breed declared today two for 24 as willie mays day. willie mays, who wo

today marks 50 years since the kidnaping of newspaper heiress patty hearst. >> hearst was a student at uc berkeley when she was kidnaped by the symbionese liberation army, or sla, in 1974. she was sentenced to seven years in prison after joining her captors in a san francisco bank robbery. two months after her kidnaping, president carter commuted her sentence. after 22 months, she was later pardoned by president clinton. hearst was widely seen as a victim of stockholm syndrome, a terms used to describe victims who develop positive feelings toward their captors. >> and today, marks 20 years since the launch of facebook. mark zuckerberg introduced the social networking site to his fellow students at harvard in 2004, which has since grown to 2 billion active users worldwide. and over the years, facebook acquired instagram messenger, whatsapp and the vr company oculus. meta platforms became the new name of the parent company in 2021. on friday, meta shares surged 20% after the company reported that its profits tripled in the fourth quarter. in college bound students taking their sats can p

patty hearst first met his favorite forty-niners recovering from a heart transplant and then was ablesee them play in the big game in person alongside 19 other children. on the south of the city of san jose is celebrating the lunar new year. >> city has the largest vietnamese community in the united states. homer's justin campbell explains how the city is recognizing this special community. >> the vietnamese flag flying at san jose city hall. that's also blowing in red and yellow monday night. this is how the city hall will look like all week in honor of the lunar new year. also called that ted. >> in the vietnamese community, lunar new meant very specific to us and meant to freedom of choice. the met about custom it meant to be together with family and celebrate san jose as the largest vietnamese population outside of vietnam for councilmember bn one who immigrated to the u.s. from vietnam as a child. this lunar new year is extra special first year in the history of san jose. >> we were able to allow 8 hours so that employees can take 3 days off. the south bay city now recognizes lun

. >> this past week, hearst was joined by 19 other children for all those events leading up to the bige. they toured allegiant stadium fan events and they met players from both teams. hearst is sad that the niners lost but is thankful that the make a wish made his super bowl dreams come true. the san francisco giants and slugger jorge soler have agreed to a 3 year contract worth 42 million dollars. the teams are hoping solera will add some much-needed power to a team that finished 19th in the majors last season in homers. so where? >> now spend the last? he spent the last 2 seasons with the miami marlins last year to hit. 36 home runs. 75 rbi see? also to 58. new york city getting blasted by heavy snow for the first time in about 2 years. and with the return of all that snow. >> comes all the problems that nor'easters bring along nearly 1500 flights have been canceled as much of the tri-state area seeing up to 3 inches of snow per hour. more than 130,000 customers have also lost power. its the snowiest day in the big apple since january. 29th 2022. and palace here is now so we can talk

. >> this past week hearst was joined by 19 other children for events leading up to the big game. they toured allegiant stadium. they attended fanned events and that players from both teams. hearst is sad about the niners losing, but he's very thankful to the make a wish foundation for making his super bowl dreams come true. all right. going to take a break. 7.41 is the time and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, you're probably seeing this video by now, the waymo car that caught fire was set on fire. >> in san francisco's chinatown over lunar new year celebrations will federal officials are starting to weigh in now and a witness tells us what happened. and after the break, a bay area man rescued after going missing up the kirkwood ski resort will tell you how they were able to bring that person were able to bring that person to this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing

in 2023, he was awarded the william randolph hearst award for journalism from his alma mater, san jose state university. in the same year, one of his biggest dreams also came true. >> well, i was a kid. i dreamed about being in the nba as a player. like i would watch the ceremony all the time. so to get there as a writer, it's crazy. like i'm my name is in the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in springfield, not far from kobe bryant, not far from michael jordan, not far from bill russell, not far from larry bird, but i'm in there. >> one of the most important people to help spears achieve his dreams is former sjsu journalism professor bob rucker, who remembers meeting mark for the first time. >> professor, i'm i'm going to be a sportswriter and cover sports all across the united states. i wish students would do that more often if they had that. that determination from day one. we can build on that. and that's exactly what we did for mark. spartans lead him to be much more aggressive on never too far away from home. >> spears also works as a color analyst for san jose state men

in 2023, he was awarded the william randolph hearst award for journalism from his alma mater, san joseiversity. in the same year, one of his biggest dreams also came true. >> well, as a kid, i dreamed about being in the nba as a player, like i would watch the ceremony all the time. so to get there as a writer, it's crazy. like i'm my name is in the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in springfield, not far from kobe bryant, not far from michael jordan, not far from bill russell, not far from larry bird. but i'm in there. >> one of the most important people to help spears achieve his dreams is former sjsu journalism professor bob rucker, who remembers meeting mark for the first time. >> professor, i'm going to be a sports writer and cover sports all across the united states. i wish students would do that more often if they had that. that determination from day one, we can build on that. and that's exactly what we did for mark. the spartans need him to be much more aggressive on never too far away from home. >> spears also works as a color analyst for san jose state men's basketba

hearst was out in his castle, in california, you had to live out there what he had to say. but it is now just everywhere, everywhere has got the phone in their hand. and everywhere has got computer, social media is just ubiquitous. again, you had 140 characters on twitter. and then it went to 280 characters. now, thanks to elon musk -- and i call it twix, now, i'm trying to make twix happen. >> there you go. >> i don't know if -- now it's unlimited number of characters. and so people like a bill ackman just go hard wild on it. and it's not in particular or anything. it's probably well thought. out he's well-meaning. but he writes the kind of things that anyone else who was not independently wealthy, who was not a billionaire, who could not work for himself, could get fired long ago. >> and why don't they? whether it is bill ackerman or elon musk, why is it that they can stand up and weigh in on anything with no consequences? jamie dimon can't. they don't want public companies. >> they don't run public companies -- >> tesla, elon musk does. i guess he's in a special category

this time in connection with a shoplifting robbery at macy's in the queens center mall in em hearst.e was arrested tuesday. police say he was part of a group who stole from the store and attacked a security officer. just a few weeks ago, he was arrested as part of the migrant mob that kicked and punched two nypd officers in times square. >> laura: again, these are crimes that would hot not have happened if we had a president who cared about america first. think about the tens of thousands of girls and women across the country who are now afraid of are going jogging or even working late, having to park in a garage underneath your building, out of fear because they know our government refuses to protect them. this open border policy is the biden policy. why do you think biden is getting so much money from big business? it certainly is not because they want to raise wages and help the working class, please. they want a never ending flow of cheap labor entering the united states with the added bonus of demographically changing the country and you get no say over this. and do not ever bel

the slides happened north of hearst castle within days of each other. last week, highway one is closed from about a mile south of limekiln state park to just south of dolan creek in monterey county, and lime kiln park is closed. the southern section of the highway near paul slide is set to reopen in late spring this year. >> a valentine's treat for pacifica residents tomorrow in the city is reopening a section of the pier that was damaged during a powerful december storm. for now, only half the main deck will reopen. repairs on the rest of the pier won't happen until next month. crews will keep an eye on the pier as more storms hit the coast, and may close it again if it is deemed hazardous. >> right now, san mateo police are preparing to reveal new information on the four people found dead inside a home yesterday, sources tell abc seven news that the deaths appear to be a murder suicide. apparently, the man shot the woman in the bathroom and then killed himself. police found a nine millimeter handgun near their bodies. two four year old twin boys, who

place but you have to feel bad for the businesses around the states and surrounding states getting hearst especially in melrose a bunch of businesses have gone out in years, that affects us because people don't come shocking they don't come to the gym they don't feel safe and most of what i heard from business owners is they couldn't afford the process of getting robbed and if they report it the insurance goes up if they don't report it they're losing their stuff. >> trace: it's loss loss. >> loss loss. >> trace: charles barkley said the following, quoting, san francisco during the all-star game he described it as a city with a homeless -- sorry, homeless crooks, and when someone said no it's not we can can walk around down there agree with a bulletproof chest. >> i think sir charles hit it on the nose. this is someone who's a massive basketball player who doesn't feel safe in the streets of san francisco. just last month we had a former mma fighter turned food critic who cut his trip short in the bay area because it was unsafe. these are the policy of progressive democrats hurting our co

. >> they met players from both teams and hearst. yes, he's sad about the niners losing, but he is sure thankful to the niners and for make a wish for having his super bowl streams come true. >> all right. we're going to take a break here at 8.41. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the waymo car fire in san francisco's chinatown now has drawn the attention of federal officials will tell you what they're warning people about when it comes prison. time for doing this. >> and still ahead on the morning news, a warning from the fbi as we head ford's valentine's day. what you need to look out for to keep yourself from being scammed. the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we need to address this terrible epidemic of homelessness. we need to invest in good paying jobs, union jobs and investments in our future

and of course, she designed hearst castle and galen for john galen for the architect of the campanile tower. >> larry and spencer. not on that list is what i'm sorry. >> what have you contributed to cal, by the way? you have until 5:00 to vote at cal falcons dot berkeley dot edu. i was going to go for morgan because i love julia morgan's work, but then i think, oh well, annie lives atop campanile tower, so maybe galen i don't know, i just find it interesting the way the female falcons handle their men. >> uh, coming up, it's the latest controversy over san francisco's image. >> nba analyst charles barkley blasting the city during the all star game. being around a bunch of homeless crooks in san francisco when you. >> oh, that's. >> oh, chuck, the fallout from his comments and what it means to san francisco prepares to host the all star game next year politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more

in 2023, he was awarded the william randolph hearst award for journalism from his alma mater, san josestate university. in the same year, one of his biggest dreams also came true. >> well, i was a kid. i dreamed about being in the nba as a player. like i would watch the ceremony all the time. so to get there as a writer, it's crazy. like i'm my name is in the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in springfield, not far from kobe bryant, not far from michael jordan, not far from bill russell, not far from larry bird. but i'm in there. >> one of the most important people to help spears achieve his dreams is former sjsu journalism professor bob rucker, who remembers meeting mark for the first time. >> professor, i'm going to be a sports writer and cover sports all across the united states. i wish students would do that more often if they had that. that determination from day one. we can build on that. and that's exactly what we did for mark. spartans lead him to be much more aggressive on never too far away from home. >> spears also works as a color analyst for san jose state men's b

many stores and velshi banned book club, from classics like their eyes were watching god bizarre neil hearsthese literary works differ in the writing style in their story arc in character development. what they do is they'll deliberate black identities. the black community and black legacy. each one of them has something unique and critical to teach its reader. since ali is in here today, i would like to share a few of my own favorite moments from various and book club meetings. moments that honor black americans and deliver in an important search. take a look. >> bravery is one of those concepts that feels bigger than it actually is. especially for young people. when you think of superheroes, they might think of that, but sometimes bravery is found in the smallest acts. sometimes it just means stepping out of your comfort zone. sometimes bravery means, yes, i am shaking, i'm trembling, but i'm going to push forward to do what i believe is right. and i think a lot of times people think that oh, my heroes are people who change history. they weren't afraid. that's not true. i'm sure there are

and hearst, in her speech last night, her coalition is not 50%. it's not a majority, but it's not nothing either. and as long as she has the money in the money seems to be coming in, she appears to be determined to make this stronger case against trump, that she failed to make in 23 when she had the platform of those debates and even failed to make an iowa and new hampshire when she had concentrated a national media attention >> and so haley pledging to stay in this race at least through super tuesday. that's march 5. that's when 15 states the us territory of american samoa, will all vote on that one day jeff you've written an op-ed for cnn.com saying trump may have won south carolina. but haley could still come out on top. how >> well i think there's three primary reasons. money, age in reality, at the end of the day, people get out of campaigns because they run out of money and that's not the case with nikki haley. she continues to have strong fundraising numbers. actually just got an email just a few minutes ago from her campaign that said that

in 2023, he was awarded the william randolph hearst award for journalism from his alma mater, san josey. in the same year, one of his biggest dreams also came true. >> well, i was a kid. i dreamed about being in the nba as a player. like i would watch the ceremony all the time. um, so to get there as a writer, it's crazy. like i'm my name is in the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in springfield, not far from kobe bryant, not far from michael jordan, not far from bill russell, not far from larry bird. but i'm in there. >> one of the most important people to help spears achieve his dreams is former sjsu journalism professor bob rucker, who remembers meeting mark for the first time. um, professor, i'm going to be a sports writer and cover sports all across the united states. >> i wish students would do that more often if they had that. that determination from day one. we can build on that. and that's exactly what we did for mark. spartans lead him to be much more aggressive on never too far away from home. >> spears also works as a color analyst for san jose state men's basketba

in 2023, he was awarded the william randolph hearst award for journalism from his alma mater, san josersity. in the same year, one of his biggest dreams also came true. >> well, i was a kid. i dreamed about being in the nba as a player. like i would watch the ceremony all the time. so to get there as a writer, it's crazy. like i'm my name is in the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in springfield, not far from kobe bryant, not far from michael jordan, not far from bill russell, not far from larry bird. but i'm in there. >> one of the most important people to help spears achieve his dreams is former sjsu journalism professor bob rucker, who remembers meeting mark for the first time. >> professor, i'm going to be a sports writer and cover sports all across the united states. i wish students would do that more often if they had that. that determination from day one. we can build on that. and that's exactly what we did for mark. spartans need him to be much more aggressive on never too far away from home. >> spears also works as a color analyst for san jose state men's basketball g

william randolph hearst.o he is in the middle of this picture, decidedly like someone who does not write jokes for a living, but was great of propaganda and almost immediately he uses his contacts to put together a group of madison avenue artists. so think mad men of the 19 teens and they were well known for commercial art and book magazine illustrations he calls them division for pictorial publicity. and he puts another veteran the of the biz in charge. and this is charles dana gibson who one of the best known commercial artists in new york. this time you probably recognize his famous gibson girl who is whose featured here, the gibson girl was an iconic, tall, thin socialite with bouffant hair, very popular in the 1890s and early 1900s. but quickly was replaced by the flapper. but gibson knows everybody in the publishing business, but he faces the challenge of this. how do you get a group of hustling new york artists to work for free? well, apparently you use an age old, you throw a party. so gibson, a a wee

i'm tina tam, deputy zoning administrator. 525 hearst avenue is a two story, single family residence in the r1 zoning district. constructed in 1923, it is a potential historic resource. the scope of the permit is to construct a one story deck and stairs at the rear of the property. the new deck is approximately 14ft wide, seven feet deep, and seven feet nine inches tall. the new straight run stairs are three feet wide and are located on the western portion of the property. no neighborhood application is required for the project, and the permit was approved over the counter by planning staff on october 26th, 2023. the appellant, mr. daniel stefano, the owner of the adjacent property to the east at 519 hearst avenue, is concerned about one work that's underway way exceeding the scope of the permit. and two, the new deck is too tall, too large and will impact his light and privacy to his property. he overhead. please. the graphic at the top is a sanborn map showing the subject property in blue and the appellant's property in red. the aerial photograph below also shows the view of the tw

i look at fellas i look at room iook at hearst it seems as i read them there tryingo work in a congressramework in talkingbo is it fair to say there was realization to the taxpayer, not realization somewhere back in the chain of sty and income realized by the corporation were a parent or bsidiary or whomever. as a matter of precedent as i'm talkg,hat is mistaken about that. >> in the subsequent cas i would not say the court was mistaken it did happen to find realization on the facts of the particular cases. for the taxpayer right. >> they involve different types t and of those involve the pass-through tax. think were loongt the closest president of the situation that we have he point to the court's decision in hiner versus mellon t propriety of the tax on partners even in a circumstance whe they could not access the partnership income because the state law prohibited a distribution in the court said thataserfectly fine. >> you have not made an argument realatn to the taxpayer have you. >> the whole premise. >> before you launch off, you'll not be the argumentad. >> we don't think the ta

in 2023, he was awarded the william randolph hearst award for journalism from his alma mater, san josesity. in the same year, one of his biggest dreams also came true. >> well, i was a kid. i dreamed about being in the nba as a player, like i would watch the ceremony all the time. so to get there as a writer, it's crazy. like i'm my name is in the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in springfield, not far from kobe bryant, not far from michael jordan, not far from bill russell, not far from larry bird. but i'm in there. >> one of the most important people to help spears achieve his dreams is former sjsu journalism professor bob rucker, who remembers meeting mark for the first time. >> professor, i'm going to be a sportswriter and cover sports all across the united states. i wish students would do that more often if they had that. that determination from day one, we can build on that. and that's exactly what we did for mark. spartans lead him to be much more aggressive on never too far away from home. >> spears also works as a color analyst for san jose state men's basketball gam

in 2023, he was awarded the william randolph hearst award for journalism from his alma mater, san josee university. in the same year, one of his biggest dreams also came true. well, i was a kid. >> i dreamed about being in the nba as a player. like i would watch the ceremony all the time. so to get there as a writer, it's crazy. like i'm my name is in the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in springfield, not far from kobe bryant, not far from michael jordan, not far from bill russell, not far from larry bird . but i'm in there. >> one of the most important people to help spears achieve his dreams is former sjsu journalism professor bob rucker, who remembers meeting mark for the first time. >> professor, i'm going to be a sports writer and cover sports all across the united states. i wish students would do that more often if they had that. that determination from day one, we can build on that. and that's exactly what we did for mark. spartans lead him to be a much more aggressive on never too far away from home. >> spears also works as a color analyst for san jose state men's ba