wilk says the man is from modesto, the same person who made similar comments over zoom last year. so as a result, the city disabled virtual comments. the adl says the man went on similar tirades in person and over zoom in modesto, sacramento, and sonoma county board of supervisors meeting. >>> all right, onto weather now. crews taking advantage of the dry weather to clean up after the recent storms. caltrans posted the video repairs on niles canyon road. the road will shut down until at least friday when the agency will reevaluate things. >>> and on the highway 9, it will remain closed because of the mud slides between sanborn and redwood gulch roads in santa clara county. the crews are working to clear the roadways, expect to reopen it later tonight. >>> and so let's take a live look over the bay area. look at that. what a difference 24 hours makes. let's check in with chief meteorologist paul heggen. hi, paul. >> it's nice to get a chance to dry out a little bit. the last of the showers didn't completely come to an end, but one last shower is finally moving out of the bay area.

will's wilk said that the speaker was from walnut creek. the council is discussing options such as turning off the camera went hate speech occurs. and wilk says he will continue to speak out against hate speech whenever it takes place . >> this is completely over-the- top, not ordinary . we can't become numb to this. >> reporter: in walnut creek, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> santa clara police are trying to figure out the motive behind the shooting that left a 3-year-old boy dead. police swarmed the raleigh square apartments. a woman called 911 saying her live in boyfriend had shot and killed her 3-year-old son get the suspect is not the boy's father. they arrested samuel gomez on suspicion of murder. this is the first homicide in santa clara since 2020. >>> investigating a crash that left a cyclist dead. police say a woman was hit by at least three cars. happened at 9:00 last night at the intersection of embarcadero and newell. a driver in a honda accord hit the cyclist from behind, knocking her into the intersection. that driver s

and if these don't realize that their time is very limited in our lands, the city council stunned, wilk broke the silence after 15 seconds, acknowledging the man has a right to speak, but also rebuked his actions. >> there will always be hate speech, but we have to be able to rebuke it and call it out for what it is and ostracize it. >> the assistant director with the american jewish committee in san francisco says incidents like this are a delicate balance between calling out the behavior while not giving it a platform. >> we understand that anti-semitism is a problem in america, and unfortunately, it's grown in the last few months when this kind of hate is given a platform again, it just unleashes more vitriol in the community. in this case, there's nothing the city council could have done to stop the man without infringing on his rights. >> loyola law professor jessica levinson teaches first amendment law and says speech can only be limited in cases of defamation, obscenity, child, true threat or incitement. >> my first reaction is a human reaction, which is this is disgusting, vile

wherever it exists and stand up for everybody. >> wilks says the city manager, attorney and mayor are now considering making changes to the rules for public comment. constitutional law professor jessica levinson says hate speech is protected by the first amendment. levinson explains cities are allowed to have restrictions for their beatings. they just need to be specific made in advance and applied to all people in topics equally. >> local governing bodies do need to be clear about what type of speech will be limited. but it has to be based on content neutrality based on the time place and manner of the speech. even if you try to set limits in advance, you can't do that unless it's based on a prescribe double category. like defamation, like true threats like incitement as it stands today, the public comments and walnut creek allow anyone to minutes to speak on any item, not on the agenda. >> if they use curse words or vulgar language, they will be warned and cut off if they continue. now he did use voter speech towards the very end. probably would have gotten a warning and cut off. bu

today the 49ers fired their defensive coordinator steve wilks. a conference call with reporters today, shannon said it was tough decision, but the best one for the organization. it was also a stark difference from what shanahan said just yesterday. >> is there any reason to think he won't be back next season? >> no. we'll talk about a ton as this week goes. we'll talk a ton in the off-season, where we want our team to be, our defense, special teams. that's a lot of conversations. >> is steve wilks coming back next year? >> i haven't talked to anybody yet. so i expect all our coaches to be back. >> that was yesterday he expected everyone to be back. but things changed overnight. he said he kind of slept on it and woke up this morning and made the decision. so what happened with wilks in just one season with the 49ers? really, just a series of problems and questionable defensive calls. just was never the right fit. shanahan said he will consider internal and external candidates for wilks' replacement. >>> also tonight, it is valentine's day, and th

will's wilk said that the speaker was from walnut creek. while the council is discussing options such as turning off the camera went hate speech occurs. and wilk says he will continue to speak out against hate speech whenever it takes place . >> this is completely over-the- top, not ordinary . we can't become numb to this. >> reporter: in walnut creek, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> santa clara police are trying to figure out the motive behind the shooting that left a 3-year-old boy dead. police swarmed the raleigh square apartments. a woman called 911 saying her live in boyfriend had shot and killed her 3-year-old son get the suspect is not the boy's father. they arrested samuel gomez on suspicion of murder. this is the first homicide in santa clara since 2020. >>> investigating a crash that left a cyclist dead. police say a woman was hit by at least three cars. happened at 9:00 last night at the intersection of embarcadero and newell. a driver in a honda accord hit the cyclist from behind, knocking her into the intersection. that dr

shanahan called a timeout after he did not like wilks call for zero coverage.e call that cost the team a crucial touchdown in a loss to the vikings during the regular season. now, wilks was defensive coordinator for one season after replacing demeco ryans, who is now the head coach of the houston texans. shanahan said today via conference call that wilks was the right coach, but the wrong fit for the 40 niners. it says nothing about steve as a man or as a football coach. >> i mean, he's exactly what we wanted as a man. he is a great football coach, but just where we're going and where we're at with our team from a scheme standpoint and things like throughout the year, through these last few days, i felt pretty strongly that this was a decision that was best for our organization, and even though it was one i didn't want to make, it's something that i have to do. >> well, giants pitchers and catchers reported to spring training in arizona today. they got their first workout at scottsdale stadium. position players officially report next week. last season, san fran

steve wilks is out. plus stephen curry hitting threes from literally everywhere.ut could a historic night extend the warriors winning streak. got youansw. coming up in sports 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 affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds, but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you b

wilk points out last night's speaker is not from walnut creek and his words do not represent the city, but wilk says it is his duty to speak out whenever hate speech takes place. >> this is completely over the top, not ordinary. we can't become numb to this. >> reporter: while freedom of speech may allow individuals to use hate speech at meetings, wilk says the council is discussing options such as turning off the camera when that kind of speech takes place. reporting live here outside walnut creek city hall, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. >>> we are just hours away from president joe biden's arrival in the bay area. we have a live look for you at sfo, where air force one is expected to arrive a little after 3:00 this afternoon. the president is in the middle of a three-day campaign swing on the west coast, attending a fundraiser in los angeles last night. after landing in the bay area this afternoon, mr. biden is expected to attend two campaign events in san francisco. one is hosted by speaker emerita nancy pelosi. tomorrow he'll be in los altos hills for another

but i can see why you want someone coming from in the building because the biggest thing with steve wilks wasn't that he's a bad coach or anything. they respected him. it hard to pick up what they were doing for sure. >> hope he gets better. thanks we'll see you tomorrow night. the kit. democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: beach horror. the brother and sister digging in the sand, buried alive. >> deborah: what every parent needs to know. >> announcer: then...

millions of dollars of funding from fracking billionaires, the wilks brothers. the wilks brothers also fund the liberty council, which has a stand with israel campaign where they host netanyahu as a speaker. today, the chief operating officer of the daily wire is john lewis. he is a former intelligence analyst in the us marine core. the daily wire also employed former us military intelligence officer wesley schmitt in customer service. analytics, also the daily wire is funded by cape technologies, whose ceo is israeli intelligence, dovde van unit veteran idol elkman. ben shapiro is another astroturfed racist in the same vein as douglas murray, dispatch to wage psychological warfare to aid the zinus entity and its genocidal war against palestinians and the people of the region. david, i mean talking about ben shapiro there, i mean. what did he actually say about the activist rachel cory who was was killed by a zinist thug few years ago, made some offensive comments didn't he about that? he said that she was one of the greatest idiots of the time and uh of course

wilk also said that the fbi is aware of the man. reporting in walnut creek. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> the oakland police department continues to investigate vandalism near lake merritt as a hate crime. photos of the spray painted messages were posted on the organization's stop anti-semitism. one of the messages reads long live hamas. the vandalism was reported monday afternoon just after 1230 to oakland police. there is no word yet about who's responsible. >> president biden is scheduled to arrive in the bay area in just a few hours from now, as part of a three day fundraising trip to our state yesterday afternoon, the president arrived in los angeles today. he's expected to deliver a policy speech near la before flying to the bay area. he'll attend fundraisers in san francisco and los altos hills today, and tomorrow. this marks president biden's third visit to california in two months for political events. so far, his campaign has outraised that of former president donald trump's by about $13 million. is this week's storm flooded several s

stand up for everybody. >> wilks says the city manager, attorney and mayor are now considering makinge rules for public comment. constitutional law professor jessica levinson says hate speech is protected by the first amendment. levinson explains cities are allowed to have restrictions for their beatings. they just need to be specific made in advance and applied to all people in topics equally. >> local governing bodies do need to be clear about what type of speech will be limited. but it has to be based on content neutrality based on the time place and manner of the speech. even if you try to set limits in advance, you can't do that unless it's based on a prescribe double category. like defamation, like true threats like incitement as it stands today, the public comments and walnut creek allow anyone to minutes to speak on any item, not on the agenda. >> if they use curse words or vulgar language, there will be warned and cut off if they continue. now he did use voter speech towards the very end. probably would have gotten a warning and cut off. but then the 2 minutes have been up. >

wilkes coast, a great game. the super bowl holding the chiefs without a touchdown in the 1st half. but today shanahan said he just realized the organization needed to o a different direction. >> broke up a loose dimicco a couple of months all of the year before and you know, we have committed not just the system, but the players that have been in the system from our diviner played enough for such a long time. still, though, those michael did not have to change all of them. and i'm bringing in was unbelievable into a loyal he was trying to do it and they just ended up not the right write you know, heard for me to do this, but that's exactly led to. >> well, the warriors are surging. they've won 5 in a row and 7 of their last 8 games. and tonight, a great matchup at chase center hosting one of the best teams in the west right now, a los angeles clippers kron. 4 sports reporter aaron wilson joins us now live from chase center with what we should be watching for in tonight's game. aaron. >> hey, kate. yeah, you kind of just said is there when it comes to the clippers, they are then see

they were just questions about wilks. this fit with the team and it seemed like any issues with the defense slow starts, lack of production seemed to come back to him now. coached a great game in the super bowl holding the chiefs about a touchdown in the 1st half. but today kyle shanahan said he realized the organization needed to go a different direction. >> a dry dimicco a couple of months all of the year before and you know, we have committed not just the system, but the players that have been in the system from our diviner played enough for such a long time. still, though, those michael did not have to change all of them. and i'm bringing in was unbelievable into a loyal he was trying to do it and they just ended up not the right write you know, heard for me to do this, but that's exactly led to. >> bill belicheck online to all right to the ice. sharks were all rested from the nhl all-star break. first game back tonight. he's on the road in with tag. apparently both teams left their offense on vacation. only one goal

the wilks brothers also fund the liberty council, which has a stand with israel campaign where they host netanyahu as a speaker. today, the chief operating officer of the daily wire is john lewis. he's a former intelligence analyst in the us marine core. the daily wire also employed for. us military intelligence officer, wesley schmitt in customer service analytics. also, the daily wire is funded by cape technologies, whose ceo is israeli intelligence. dovrevan unit veteran ido elkman. ben shapiro is another astroturfed racist in the same vein as douglas murray, dispatched to wage psychological warfare to aid the zinus entity and its genocidal war against palestinians and the people of the region. david, i mean talking about ben shapiro there, i mean.

plus wilkes on his way out.he niners defensive coordinator steve wilks has been fired just days after niners super bowl 58 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 affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds, but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you

then wilk spoke up. >> we live in a free country and there is free speech. and that means we have to -- listen to awful and heinous comments like we just listened to and i would like to apologize on behalf of the city council and anybody that had to hear that horrible, horrible speech. i apologize on behalf of -- half of humanity. >> reporter: what was happening in your mind at that point? >> i knew i was going to respond as not just somebody who was jewish but as a member of humanity. and humankind. that -- we need to speak out and ostracize these people. it is outrageous and what they want to do is normalize it and make people numb to this speech and just have it become just another tuesday council meeting. >> it was more than disturbing. it was -- it was just awful. >> reporter: teresa drenick is the deputy regional director of the anti-defamation league and says the response by councilmember wilk was critical. >> it was rhetoric that can and might incite violence in the real world. and it must be called out. it must be condemned. >> reporter: something w

it's either a rumor or a fact that john wilkes-booth appears in front of grant's carriage. tell us about that. >> with that night as they are going to get to new jersey john wilkes-booth is seen riding core >> and grant remembers and writes about this strange man staring at him through the carriage and an ominous way that night and it is believed that is john wilkes-booth chasing down the carriage is as he's going out of town to new jersey but he turns around and goes to ford theater. >> they are there was a conspiracy i recall around booth and other players in actors and maybe that was just part of the whole evening. >> who knows what could have been somebody else but it was an ominous figure staring at his carriage as he's leaving washington. >> they are you planning another book? >> it is three books so i think and by the way makes it great christmas set. it's fantastic for under the tree. i'm going to do another rescue book and we will see what we are rescuing next. that's in the business of a deep tease. it's in the process, it's in the works. sydney has been deployed

the man identified himself as scotty and directed anti-semitic comments toward city councilman kevin wilk, who was jewish. >> so i'm here today because people like you. think we're scared to show up. whites are awoken. and if and if these don't realize that their time is very limited in our lands. >> the city council stunned, wilk broke the silence after 15 seconds, acknowledging the man has a right to speak, but also rebuked his actions. >> there will always be hate speech, but we have to be able to rebuke it and call it out for what it is and ostracize it. >> the assistant director with the american jewish committee in san francisco says incidents like this are a delicate balance between calling out the behavior, while not giving it a platform. >> we understand that anti-semitism is a problem in america, and unfortunately it's grown in the last few months when this kind of hate is given a platform again, it just unleashes more vitriol in the community. >> in this case, there's nothing the city council could have done to stop the man without infringing on his rights. loyola law professor

and if these don't realize that their time is very limited in our lands, the city council stunned, wilk broke the silence after 15 seconds, acknowledging the man has a right to speak, but also rebuked his actions. >> there will always be hate speech, but we have to be able to rebuke it and call it out for what it is and ostracize it. >> the assistant director with the american jewish committee in san francisco says incidents like this are a delicate balance between calling out the behavior while not giving it a platform. >> we understand that anti-semitism is a problem in america, and unfortunately, it's grown in the last few months when this kind of hate is given a platform again, it just unleashes more vitriol in the community. >> in this case, there's nothing the city council could have done to stop the man without infringing on his rights. loyola law professor jessica levinson teaches first amendment law and says speech can only be limited in cases of defamation, obscenity, child, true threat or incitement. >> my first reaction is a human reaction, which is this is disgusting, vile

and if these don't realize that their time is very limited in our lands, the city council stunned, wilk broke the silence after 15 seconds, acknowledging that the man has a right to speak, but also rebuked his actions. >> there will always be hate speech, but we have to be able to rebuke it and call it out for what it is and ostracize it. >> the assistant director with the american jewish committee in san francisco says incidents like this are a delicate balance between calling out the behavior, while not giving it a platform. >> we understand that anti-semitism is a problem in america, and unfortunately it's grown in the last few months when this kind of hate is given a platform again, it just unleashes more vitriol in the community. >> in this case, there's nothing the city council could have done to stop the man without infringing on his rights. loyola law professor jessica levinson teaches first amendment law and says speech can only be limited in cases of defamation, obscenity, child, true threat or incitement. >> my first reaction is a human reaction, which is this is disgusting,

yesterday the team announced it is parting ways with defensive coordinator steve wilks.lasted just one season with the niners, replacing demeco ryans . but things ever clicked between wilkes and shanahan. >> it was a hard job because he came into a system where it was something he did not run. he had to learn what we did and we were the number one defense a year ago and it is hard to sustain that type of play but we are a top defense in this league. >>> coming up at 9:30, extra chp officers at first now oakland is teaming up with surrounding cities to help battle crime. we will explain how. >>> it is a different calling. the new ♪ >>> oakland's former top cop has a new beat. vern glenn spoke to leronne amstrong about how he turned in his badge and pick up a whistle. >> the first month or so they do not know who i was. he is coach. recently, that is chief armstrong. >> reporter: the leronne amstrong has a new beat. >> knock it down. >> reporter: is patrolling the sideline for oakland's bishop o'dowd boys basketball team. when i say coach armstrong, does that mean anything

wilkes dining room. i'm excited because this is southern cuisine. this is what i've been waiting for the whole time. come on in. welcome, everyone. phillip calvert: originally a boarding house, the establishment was taken over in 1943 by selma wilkes. and her goal was simple, to bring people together with comfortable lodging and communal dining, which didn't take long with her down home southern cooking. - hey, welcome. - how you doing? - so glad you're here. - nice to meet you. thank you. this looks like my grandmother's living room. today, that tradition continues with her granddaughter, marcia thompson. marcia thompson: you got 25 different things. so you want to pass it all around, ok? i like to feel like we're having 200 people at our house for lunch every day. do you feel like you're at my house for lunch? i just want to give you a hug. here, each table is stacked with plates of smothered, buttered, creamy, and fried goodness, all being passed around and shared by family, friends, and strangers alike. what are you liking so far? do you like th

wilkes dining room. i'm excited because this is southern cuisine.vert: originally a boarding house, the establishment was taken over in 1943 by selma wilkes. and her goal was simple, to bring people together with comfortable lodging and communal dining, which didn't take long with her down home southern cooking. - hey, welcome. - how you doing? - so glad you're here. - nice to meet you. thank you. this looks like my grandmother's living room. today, that tradition continues with her granddaughter, marcia thompson. marcia thompson: you got 25 different things. so you want to pass it all around, ok? i like to feel like we're having 200 people at our house for lunch every day. do you feel like you're at my house for lunch? i just want to give you a hug. here, each table is stacked with plates of smothered, buttered, creamy, and fried goodness, all being passed around and shared by family, friends, and strangers alike. what are you liking so far? do you like the collard greens? i got it mixed with a rutabaga, but it's delicious. ok. it's like a family s

the man, uh, singled out city council member kevin wilkes, who is jewish. he also is a former mayor. at one point, the man pointed directly at wilkes, referring to him as, quote, people like, you know, one of the city council members spoke until wilkes said this. >> we live in a free country and there is free speech and that means we have to live to listen to awful and heinous comments like we just listened to. and i would like to apologize on behalf of the city council and, and anybody that had to hear that horrible, horrible speech. >> and following wilkes's comments, the mayor also speaking out, saying that it does not that the man's speech does not represent or stand for what people here in walnut creek are like. now. i was just emailing back and forth with wilkes about a minute or two ago, and we're going to jump into an interview with him here shortly in the next couple of minutes and have more on what he has to say about this situation coming up in the next hour, reporting live in walnut creek. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey, tha

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and so vile and not who we are as a city kron. 4 spoke with councilmember wilke after the meeting. he says the council stands by removing virtual public comments and up until this meeting, they have not had any in-person hate comments to the level of this one. we need to call out this and we need to review this. this is not normal speech. we can't make it normal. we can't become numb to it. >> we have to called out for the heinous and vile speech that it is. this is not another opinion. >> this is literally neo-nazi speech and we have to shut it down when we can. >> councilmember wilke tells me city officials believe they do know the identity of the man making these comments and that he doesn't live in walnut creek in walnut creek. amanda hari kron, 4 >> our demand is so no. glenn school officials are trying to limit public comment at school board meetings there. these folks want all comments submitted before the meeting starts at 06:00pm. some parents say, though they believe school leaders want to limit free speech after the school district saw an influx of public comments went t

then, wilk spoke up. >> we live in a free country and there is free speech. that means we have to listen to awful comments we just listened to. i would like to apologize on behalf of the city council and anybody that had to hear that horrible, horrible speech. i apologize on behalf of, behalf of humanity. >> what was happening in your mind at that point? >> i knew i was going to respond not just as somebody who is jewish but a member of humanity and humankind that we need to speak out. it is outrageous. what they want to do is normalize it and make people numb to this speech and have it become just another tuesday council meeting. >> it was more than disturbing. it was just awful. >> reporter: the deputy regional director of the antidefamation league, his response last night was critical. >> it was rhetoric that can and might insight violence in the real world. it must be called out. it must be condemned. >> reporter: something wilks says he plans to do if it happens again. >> i am not going to cower for this. i will stand up for everyone one of my voice ther

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wilkes says this behavior is vile and unacceptable. >> as a civilized society, we need to call out hate wher

wilkes never quite fit in here it some questionable calls and defensive schemes throughout the season, even into the super bowl. shanahan said it >>> we all know tony bennett left his heart in san francisco, and now he'll be remembered in the city by the bay forever. cable car 53, officially dedicated to tony bennett. he died at the age of 96. his wife joined for the dedication. that song became the official song of san francisco in 1969. later in the '80s, bennett helped promote the rebuilding of the cable car system. >> he king about the cable cars almost every night of his life, and as i mentioned before, the song, i left my heart in san francisco , was not just the city's anthem but tony's too. >> i want to go on that cable car. >> we should do a field trip, tony bennett field trip. >> iconic. >>> you got the last word going into thursday. >> dry. how about some sun? we should get into some sun in the afternoon and a warmer 64. next warm day, saturday, that we get some rain late, late sunday night into monday. it is safe to say that, the countdown get >>>. have a great day tomorro

wilkes never quite fit in here it some questionable calls and defensive schemes throughout the season, even into the super bowl. shanahan said it you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line. plus, get the new samsung galaxy s24 on us. democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schi

but wilk says it is his duty to speak out. >> this is completely over the top, not ordinary.e can't become numb to this. >> reporter: while freedom of speech may allow individuals to use hate speech at meetings, wilk says the council is discussing options, such as turning off the camera, when that kind of hate speech occurs. reporting live here outside walnut creek city hall, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest there, bob. >>> we are just hours away from president biden's arrival here in the bay area. we want to give you a live look at sfo where air force one is expected to arrive a little after 3:00 this afternoon. the president is in the middle of a three-day campaign swing on the west coast, attending a fundraiser in los angeles last night. after landing in the bay area this afternoon, mr. biden is expected to attend two campaign events in san francisco, one co-hosted by speaker emerita nancy pelosi, and tomorrow in los altos hills. tickets range from $6,600 to $100,000. the president will then head back to the white house. >>> new developments this mo

he announced that he's fired steve wilks.moment in the super bowl that may not have helped his cause. uh, on the chiefs game winning drive in overtime, shanahan called a time out after he didn't like wilks call for zero coverage. the same call that cost the team a crucial touchdown in a loss to the vikings during the regular season. and wilks lone season with san francisco, the niners defense finished third in scoring and eighth in yards allowed, but shanahan said he just wasn't the right fit. >> says nothing about steve as a man or as a football coach. i mean, he's exactly what we wanted as a man. he is a great football coach, but just where we're going and where we're at with our team, um, from a scheme standpoint and things like throughout the year, through these last few days, it felt pretty strongly that this was a decision that was best for our organization. and even though it was one i didn't want to make, it's something that i have to do. >> okay, three days after the super bowl, there are still questions as to why ky

wilks lost his job just days after the niners lost to the chiefs in the super bowl. head coach kyle shanahan criticized wilks for his defensive game plans in the playoffs, and while 49ers were again more among the best defenses in the nfl, there was a drop off this season after the 49 ers led the nfl in points and yards allowed the year before. >> time now is a ten. we do have a big backup at the bay bridge. it is getting a little better. but this morning it's more there's more of it. there's more of a backup than there was yesterday. they sometimes in the 8:00 hour, we do see improvement out. i think it's going to take longer this morning. i'm also looking at slowing on 880 heading north into downtown. southbound 880 slows from hayward to fremont and san mateo bridge is moderately heavy. it's 810. let's go back to the desk. >> more than 100 days of a sit in protest by students at stanford demanding a cease fire in gaza are coming to an end. the agreement students finally reached with the university moraine is heading our way and all across the state. >> this is peop

wilks, who had been a head coach for carolina and arizona, lasted just one season with the 49ers a'sset to meet tomorrow with officials from the city of oakland and alameda county to discuss a lease extension at the coliseum. the. team's lease expires after this next season, and the a's need somewhere to play before their anticipated move to vegas in 2028. sacramento and salt lake city are both considered options as well to host the a's and baseball spring training began today. the giants pitchers and catchers are going to report to camp tomorrow in scottsdale, arizona. the giants are facing a make or break season after finishing last year around 500 and not making the playoffs. the team didn't make any splashy free agent signings in the off season. they will instead rely on younger players to step up in an effort to make the playoffs for the first time since 2021. former a's manager bob melvin was hired as the new manager of the giants during the off season . is up next for us on the for this afternoon, potentially groundbreaking images believed to show a newborn great white shark o

of lift airports across germany, deserves it off to ground stuff from national airline roof tons of wilkes of the job affecting around 100000 passages as we seem to say, i was a student, i think it's good that people um, but to wages because everything is really expensive and if there were a fee replacement flight so that we can still fly, i think not so. okay. okay. but hopefully it won't take too long, so it's okay to stand up for your rights itself and the normal people who are affected, who have saved up for many, many months for flight. the conte take place now. i'm just upset and kind of the strike comes a mid teens negotiation, so the pay in working conditions around $25000.00 employees are seeking at least a 12 the same pay rise this year. a line both to say they can offer 13 percent over the next 3 years. i'm just, i can't model what they don't have any other option. but to strike, we have been through 2 rounds obligations that were unacceptable. he left town, so made an offer in the last round, which no any social but is also divisive and puts his groups against each other. this

scott, he went on to use a jewish slur and kerr said council members councilmember kevin wilk who is jewish, apologized to the community and i would like to apologize on behalf of >> the city council. >> and anybody that had to hear that horrible, horrible speech. this is america. unfortunately, we do. how the laws that protect people from saying anything. as you just saw that. so again, i apologize on behalf of half of humanity. and we apologize to you, kevin, because this is clearly so directed at you. >> and so vile not who we are as a city. >> i spoke with councilmember wilke and i'll have more of that for you on kron. 4 news at 11 live in walnut creek. amanda hari kron, 4 thank you, amanda. some sunol glen school officials are trying to limit public comment. >> at board meetings there, they're proposing to require all comments to be submitted before the meeting starts at 06:00pm. parents say that they're concerned about making it to the meeting in time to sign up due to work in rush hour traffic. other parents believe that school leaders want to limit speech after the school dis

this was directed at kevin wilk, one of the council members.i hall. >> we started with fog in parts of the bay area, but we're also seeing clouds as we take a look at the golden gate bridge. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds, but still watching storm ranger for a chance of spotty rain. the best chance will be in the north bay. we'll continue to monitor that even into the afternoon. after today, we'll see a lot more sunshine and temperatures starting to warm up. we're headed for the mid to upper 60s. we're up to 70 degrees on saturday, with rain for the end of the weekend. >> thank you. and thank you for joining us as well. another local news update in half an hour. join us for our midday show at 11:00 a.m. 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 more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fig

look tons of wilkes of the job affecting around 100000 passages. as we seem to say, i was a student, i think it's good that people back to wages because everything is really expensive than if there were a few replacement flights so that we can still fly. i think that's ok. ok. but hopefully it won't take too long, so i'm on the other side. it's okay to stand up for your rights, but itself and the normal people who are affected, who have saved up for many, many months for flight. the conte take place now. on the strike comes a mid teens negotiation, so the pay in working conditions around $25000.00 employees is seeking at least the 12 the same pay rise this year. a line both so say they can also 13 percent over the next 3 years on says should i get more than what we didn't have any other option, but to strike, we have been through 2 rounds obligations that were unacceptable. he lived on so made an offer in the last round, which no amy social, but is also devices and printers groups against each other. this is completely unacceptable to us, but we wi

wilk says he found out the man doesn't even live in walnut creek.to, and he is known to the fbi. >> there will always be hate speech, but we have to be able to rebuke it and call it out for what it is and ostracize it. it's not just an attack on me or on judaism or jews. this is an attack on everybody. it's an attack on everybody's freedom. >> now, legal experts say there's nothing the city council could have done to stop that man without infringing on his rights . >> my first reaction is a human reaction, which is, this is disgusting, vile speech. my second reaction is as a law professor, the understanding that we've made from the first amendment is that we will protect disgusting and vile speech. now after that incident, the walnut creek city attorney, the city manager and the mayor are all talking about whether policy changes will be made to public comment periods at city council meetings moving forward. >> in oakland, supporters of a recall effort against mayor shengtao interrupted her press conference, announcing a $3.5 million safety grant fro

and so vile and not who we are as a city kron. 4 spoke with councilmember wilke after the meeting. he says the council stands by removing virtual public comments and up until this meeting, they have not had any in-person hate comments to the level of this one. we need to call out this and we need to review this. this is not normal speech. we can't make it normal. we can't become numb to it. >> we have to called out for the heinous and vile speech that it is. this is not another opinion. >> this is literally neo-nazi speech and we have to shut it down when we can. >> councilmember wilke tells me city officials believe they do know the identity of the man making these comments and that he doesn't live in walnut creek in walnut creek. amanda hari kron, 4 >> meantime, some signal glenn school officials are trying to limit public comment at their school board meetings. they want to comment submitted before the meeting starts at 06:00pm. some parents say, though they believe the school leaders want to limit free speech after what happened, where the school district saw an influx of comme

losing to the chiefs in the super bowl lviii, the 49ers have fired their defensive coordinator, steve wilkes. head coach kyle shanahan saying it ended up not being the right fit and he said it her to do this. he said they will look within the organization as well as outside for a replacement. will spend one season with the 49ers. he was previously the defensive game coordinator and a secondary coach for the carolina panthers. >>> san francisco mayor london breed is touting the city lower crime rates and the efforts to recruit more police. or budget funds 220 new officers to get the force back to full standing. we got to see one of the new academy classes in action. >> class, attention! >> reporter: me to the san francisco police academy class 282. this is the highest turnout the academy has seen since the pandemic began. >> you will see what they are doing before you go out there. >> san francisco needs 500 police officers to meet the city's demand and these cadets are helping the city reach that goal. over the next 35 weeks, they will train inside and outside the classroom. >> is that your

yesterday, the team announced it is parting ways with defensive coordinator steve wilkes.rs. replacing ryans. but things never seemed to click between wilkes and head coach kyle shanahan. >> it was a hard job for him all along because he was coming into a system where it was something that he didn't run you know. he had to come and learn what we did and you know, we were the number one defense a year ago and it's hard to sustain that type of play but we were still a top defense in the league. >> he was very vocal fire through the season he was having a hard time kind of catching up understanding the defense. on the sideline it seemed to help for now but clearly some issues behind the scenes. that led to the firing there. >> it -- i mean maybe things just weren't clicking and it's unfortunate it was very short-lived stint there with the niners with that one season. but again i think if you look from a few years before, you know, the niners' defense all been incredible and as far as the rankings were did drop just a little bit this season. but i wish him well and i hope they

and so vile and not who we are as a city kron. 4 spoke with councilmember wilke after the meeting. he says the council stands by removing virtual public comments and up until this meeting, they have not had any in-person hate comments to the level of this one. we need to call out this and we need to review this. this is not normal speech. we can't make it normal. we can't become numb to it. >> we have to called out for the heinous and vile speech that it is. this is not another opinion. >> this is literally neo-nazi speech and we have to shut it down when we can. >> councilmember wilke tells me city officials believe they do know the identity of the man making these comments and that he doesn't live in walnut creek in walnut creek. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> and some glenn school officials are trying to limit public comment at their school board meetings. people that want to comment submitted before the meeting starts at 6 o'clock. and some parents say they think the school leaders are actually trying to limit free speech after what happened before, where the destrict saw an infl

and so vile and not who we are as a city kron. 4 spoke with councilmember wilke after the meeting.ouncil stands by removing virtual public comments and up until this meeting, they have not had any in-person hate comments to the level of this one. we need to call out this and we need to review this. this is not normal speech. we can't make it normal. we can't become numb to it. >> we have to called out for the heinous and vile speech that it is. this is not another opinion. >> this is literally neo-nazi speech and we have to shut it down when we can. >> councilmember wilke tells me city officials believe they do know the identity of the man making these comments and that he doesn't live in walnut creek in walnut creek. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> it's 8.34 and also in the east bay, some glenn school officials are trying to limit public comment at their school board meetings. they want all comments to be submitted before the meeting starts at 06:00pm. some parents believe that the school leaders are trying to limit free speech after the school district saw an influx of public commen

stand up for everybody. >> wilks says the city manager, attorney and mayor are now considering making changes to the rules for public comment. constitutional law professor jessica levinson says hate speech is protected by the first amendment. levinson explains cities are allowed to have restrictions for their beatings. they just need to be specific made in advance and applied to all people in topics equally. >> local governing bodies do need to be clear about what type of speech will be limited. but it has to be based on content neutrality based on the time place and manner of the speech. even if you try to set limits in advance, you can't do that unless it's based on a prescribe double category. like defamation, like true threats like incitement as it stands today, the public comments in walnut creek allow anyone to minutes to speak on any item, not on the agenda. >> if they use curse words or voter language, there will be warned and cut off if they continue. now he did use voter speech towards the very end. probably would have gotten a warning and cut off. but then the 2 minutes hav