>> good morning and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm camila barco. it's saturday, february 19th. now we have a lot to get to this morning, but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. dave, i think we've been blast with sunny days. is it going to stay this way? this is a wonderful saturday, camilla all day long. it's going to be wonderful of blue skies going on. they'll turn blue. we get more light here. >> a little hugh going on for some orange to get the ball rolling here. we can see that too, on the bay shoreline. so your saturday looks wonderful.

spring-like temperatures sunday. there's going to be a change are going to be talking about 30's up to the north bay here. little chilly to start livermore. 38 got 40's lighting up the east bay shoreline. 44 meanwhile, for san jose temperature contrast from yesterday, pretty close were degree or so within striking range, things will be a little different, though, for your sunday. i don't see any year for interference today, but tomorrow again, clouds will be building. another feature will be some fog to greet us tomorrow morning. looks like covering portions of the east bay shoreline and some of the valley's. even though the santa clara looks like as well. breaking it down for you 60 by 11 o'clock by 2. 68. coming up a little bit. we'll get into what's going to happen on sunday, along with some winds to camilla. >> the oakland unified school district is moving forward with plans to close nearly a dozen schools despite opposition from the community and the school board approved the measure in a 3 to 2 vote with one person abstaining. one person, one board member did not vote because they weren't at the meeting. but 2

board members were very vocal about their opposition to the plants. then cedric williams and mike hutchinson claim there is no budget crisis. the board has been saying the closures and merges are due to low enrollment and they also want to avoid a deficit in the budget. 4 members decided not to delay the school closures, but hutchinson exploded in disapproval right after the decision came down. >> you are you all put on the show tonight. you think this is going to work? this isn't going to stop anything. this is the start of so and so did that. you would make us and the community sit here for over 2 hours knowing that you weren't going to do a darned thing to change the situation. >> and public comments vowed to start their own hunger strikes today at last check, if you remember to teachers, we're on hunger strikes. one of them ended up at the hospital. now a man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being shot in

san francisco last night. police say the shooting happened around 8 in the area of 23rd street and san jose avenue. you're looking at video of the scene from the citizen app. police say the victim was inside a car when he was shot. the investigation is still ongoing. >> we have reasonably the russian forces are planning to and intend to attack ukraine in the coming week. >> on the brink of battle, president joe biden somberly warns the nation to expect violence at the russia-ukraine border in a matter of days after weeks of rising tensions, the crisis in ukraine has entered a new and dangerous phase. president biden says he's convinced vladimir putin decided to launch an invasion of ukraine. he says diplomats see diplomacy remains an option. even if conflict is approaching. kellie meyer has the latest from d c. after weeks of saying russian president vladimir putin

hadn't made up his mind on whether he'll invade ukraine. president joe biden making clear. >> hooton has picked his path. as of this moment, i'm convinced he's made the decision. president biden sharing the ominous warning from the white house friday after speaking with allies overseas reaffirming their support for ukraine and threatening severe consequences should to to move ahead. make no mistake. >> if russia pursues his plans, it will be responsible for catastrophic. and needless. >> or of choice. the white house says russia is already laying the groundwork for an invasion planting explosives near a government building in the separatist controlled region east ukraine. and the second explosion of a gas pipeline. biden saying this is only escalating the crisis over the last few days. we've seen reports of a major uptick. >> in violations of the cease-fire, our russian-backed fighters attempting to provoke ukraine. >> and the number us, but biden says it isn't too late for putin to de-escalate and come back to the negotiating

table as key u.s. officials work to show a united front at a security conference in secretary of state antony blinken is set to meet with his russian counterpart next week. >> biden warning if russia takes military action before, then it will be clear. they have slammed the door shut on diplomacy. they will have chosen war. >> and they will pay a steep price for doing so. >> that was kellie meyer reporting. meantime, new satellite images from maxartechnologies, a commercial satellite company suggests heightened military activity near the russia ukraine border. now the images appear to show deployments of aircraft, ground force units trip tense and even a field hospital at airfields in russia. president biden said earlier this week that russia,

it has gathered some 150,000 t oops near ukraine. now it's not just sheer military force at play here. the white house is also blaming russia for this week's cyber attacks that targeted ukraine's defense ministry and major banks. the attacks knocked government websites and a couple of banks offline for less than a day. luckily, ukrainian officials, we're able to quickly get their systems back up and running. but the biden administration warns more serious attacks could be coming. >> while of limited impact, this recent spate of cyber attacks in ukraine are consistent with what russian effort could look like and laying the groundwork for more disruptive cyberattacks accompanying a potential further invasion of ukraine's sovereign territory. >> white house officials say there is no intelligence suggesting the u.s. would be targeted by a cyber attack, but they add that they are preparing for the possibility.

coming up on the kron 4 morning news a man is facing charges for a freeway shooting. >> and carjacking in napa will tell you how it all played out. plus, plans to build a new ballpark for the oakland a's is moving forward by the city's mayor says the park could benefit a lot of people. and team usa is hoping to place in the monobob and the free skate competition will have the latest from beijing after the break. who's on it with jardiance? we're 25 million prescriptions strong. we're managing type 2 diabetes... ...and heart risk. we're working up a sweat before coffee. and saying, “no thanks...” ...to a boston cream. jardiance is a once-daily pill that can reduce the risk of

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>> to team usa athletes made it to the podium in the men's freeski halfpipe competition. and winter weather is delaying a skiing competition until tomorrow. matt barnes has the latest from beijing. >> hello from beijing on the final saturday of the winter olympics for team usa is once again adding to its medal count comes in the halfpipe to american. freestyle skiers making the podium 2 time gold medalist david was could make it 3 golds and said he wants us over his teammate. alex, for wins the bronze team usa hoping to win another medal or 2 later in the two-woman bobsled competition. the sled driven by alana meyers. taylor is in 3rd position after the first 2 runs. while the sled driven by kaillie humphries stands and 5th on the ice rink. the pairs figure skating competition comes to an end. the duo's from team usa start the free skate program and 6, 7, and the killer shiffrin

will have to wait one more day to ski for metal. the weather not cooperating in the mountain region for the mixed team. parallel competition. it is now scheduled for sunday morning about 11 hours before the closing ceremony. that's the latest from the winter olympics. as we wrap up another edition of the games reporting from beijing. i'm matt barnes. okay, that's a winter olympics. but we're dealing with spring going on for today. look at this. the breakdown for you. keep the sunshine all day 60 at 11 by 2. we're talking 68. >> some areas in little pop easily to around 70 in the lower 70's tomorrow. different story next week. different story will get all of that coming up with it. keep

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>> san francisco's annual chinese new year parade is returning for the year of the tiger. organizers canceled it last year for the first time in its history. but this year the parade is back and it kicks off at 05:15pm. the parade starts off at market and second street and it goes around union square before passing the new china town. now the celebration dates back to the 18 60's at the time. the city's community of chinese migrants wanted to showcase and celebrate their culture and heritage. the parade drilling popularity over the years. it's now one of the largest celebrations of its kind in the world. organizers say that this year's special after being affected by the pandemic.

>> it had a significant impact on a lot of local businesses and a lot of businesses, a lot of restaurants have been struggling to kind of just make ends meet that along with a lot of the thing and the anti kind of sentiment that's been going around. >> now before the parade, you can also walk through chinatown, the city's chamber of commerce is hosting its annual community street fair today and tomorrow and it starts at 10 this morning. beautiful day for a parade, right, dave? it fantastic. it's nice that it's going on today instead of tomorrow because tomorrow is going to be completely different type of day to day is spring tomorrow is going to have more like a fall like appearance. >> here's the golden gate bridge for you, too. nice. blue skies. little bit of a breeze, but it's going to be a springtime breeze today. what they're calling the trade a little short wave out to the west. this is going to be or whether player late tonight and into your sunday. now, temperature check again. little chilly up there in the north bay. also off to the

east bay to livermore. 38 40's line up the east bay shoreline. 44 san jose 50 meanwhile, 4 san francisco. so for today keep the sunshine flowing looking good. then overnight, those clouds start to stack up on top of us predawn. the should cover up most of the bay and they're not here the whole long time because they clear out, as you can see that after sunset. but it would be around 5 o'clock tomorrow. so again, good thing those festivities are going on for tonight because you don't have much the way of winds. i did mention winds. here's what we're talking for this to sunday. already. so let's go forward here come those onshore winds. weather service doesn't put a nash to put a wind advisory with this yet, but it looks like it won't reach that threshold, but certainly kind of an annoyance breeze that we're going to have looks like throughout the day tomorrow and then it kind of lingering a little bit into early next week. now there's another successive system coming and that's really going to smack those temperatures down for the remainder of the week. not so much of this system now for today, we're talking about warm and sunny,

70 ish to spring breeze with that tomorrow, considerable clouds not as warm and breezy and then for next week, a shot of a shower on tuesday. that's a game changer. mostly sunny and cooler post. all of that. and again, those temperatures will be corrected by tuesday and forward for today. 68 san francisco, 71 oakland, 73, san jose. the big board also lower 70's pretty much. we'll do it. not bad for february day. coming up a little bit here. we're going to check in your 4 zone forecast and that extended camilla. all right. thanks, dave. >> the family of a missing woman is asking for the community's help in finding her cannot. kimani mcalpin is from the los angeles area. but she has been visiting with family in the bay area since january. she was reported missing on valentine's day. officials say she did not return from a morning walk on kearney street in el her sister is now leading the effort to try and find her. >> she hasn't reached out to anyone. her phone died. she

doesn't know where she is. she's not on your medication and you know, and you're just hoping that nothing has happened to her. but, you know, as the days go on. it's it's it's difficult. >> and if you think you have seen mcalpin or have any information about her whereabouts, you can call the el serino police department. in the east bay. oakland, police are looking for this missing woman. they say 79 year-old mooney went missing on the 15th. they say she was last seen on leggett drive wearing a pink striped long sleeve shirt and gray pants. police say mooney has dementia and she is at risk due to her age. if you have information, you can call the police department's missing persons unit. in napa county police arrested a man in connection to a freeway shooting and carjacking. it happened within minutes of each other. 42 year-old tong. when is accused

a shooting, a man on highway 29 near highway 2 to one yesterday morning. police say when shot the man in the head, but he was able to call 911, less than 10 minutes later, police responded to reports of a carjacking in downtown napa. officers tracked down the car neighbors say they're shaken by what has happened. >> the small stuff that happens here in napa is it's a safe. it's a safe area. you know, i have my kids play in the street on our cul de sac and i don't ever have to worry about him. >> now it's unclear what led up to the shooting. there's also no update yet on how the victim is doing. dozens of chp officers are being charged in an alleged over time fraud scheme. california attorney general bob bonta said the charges involve 54 current and former officers at the east los angeles station from 2016 to 2018. investigators say the

exaggerated the number of hours. they worked on protection. details for caltrans workers doing freeway repairs. they say the fraudulent overtime amounts to 226 $1000. the officers are set to be arraigned next month. we're hearing from the bay area lawmaker who helped write a proposal to install traffic cameras in 6 cities across the state. that includes here in san francisco, oakland and san jose. the cameras would be used to enforce speed limits in school zones as well as in places where there's offer it often dangerous activity like sideshows, an estimated 42,000 americans died in traffic collisions in 2020 san francisco assembly member phil ting says the cameras could influence the way people drive. >> but more cognizant of their speed. they are much more careful about how they're driving. quite often. we've been seeing too many pedestrians die on our streets

because cars are going too fast or cars are paying attention. >> now, speeding tickets under this bill would start at $50 for going 11 miles over the limit. it's cheaper than the current minimum of $238. the bill also allows those living under the poverty line to perform community service instead of paying for a ticket. now, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news governor to governor gavin newsome wants the supreme court to unfreeze enrollment. >> at uc berkeley, why he says keeping a lower court's ruling in place for students. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro.

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>> governor gavin newsome is urging the state supreme court to unfreeze enrollment at uc berkeley. a recent ruling by a lower court requires a school too phrase student enrollment to the same level as it was in 2020. so that means the school needs to cut about 3,000 students from its admissions list. uc berkeley is appealing the case to the state supreme court. the governor filed a brief. he argues this to the supreme court should block the lower court's order. newsome says cutting enrollment would be hard on disadvantage or underrepresented students. berkeley's mayor tweeted in reaction thanking the governor and attorney general bob on to for quote, standing up for our students and for access to higher education. california

state university chancellor doctor joseph castro is resigning from his position, csu, faculty and staff have been demanding castro step down over his handling of a harassment and bullying complaint against a fresno state university administrator. it happened back in 2020 at the time. doctor castro was the president of that university. the board of trustees is finalizing a plan to replace him. but until then, the executive vice chancellor at csu will serve as acting chancellor. the san francisco unified school district is extending its search for a new supreme for a new superintendent through the summer. superintendent vincent matthews plan to retire last july. but he decided to stay for another year to help with the move from distance, learning back to in-person classes. now that 3 members of the board have been recalled. the hiring process is expected to last through july. and san

francisco's mayor london breed says she's interviewing potential candidates. good

morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave sphar is in the weather center with the latest. a sunny? >> yeah, got that right,

camille, all day today. we're talking about it. it's tomorrow. things start to change a little bit of us and we get a little bit more flavor of kind of that winter stuff. but that's good because we need some rain and there is a little bit of rain trying to sneak in this forecast. here's the east bay shoreline. kind of getting lit up a little bit here. the game changer for us. a little bit of bringing the cloud cover is way off the scope of this out to the west as you'll notice that it's called a short wave in the trade and we'll get some cooler temperatures with all of that and so forth. but today, up to around 70 or so you'd expect inland, maybe a couple degrees better than that, too. now we're starting things off on a chilly note into the should mention she's been the extended. they're going to be some cold temperatures at night as well as cold as cool temperatures during the day, 30's and 40's off to the east bay too. winds are not doing much of anything. maybe a little drift off shore as we got going on for today. again, 68 san francisco, 71 oakland, 73, by the way, for san jose, sunny and mild today. again, a change tomorrow. and then we're looking for possibility. some rain trying to work in here tuesday, but it's going

to be a temperature, correct or for the remainder of the week. we'll get into more of that coming up in just a bit. camilla. >> thanks, dave. here at home, members of the ukrainian american community are worried about the possibility of an invasion in san francisco. there will valley tomorrow in support of ukraine. one of several events nationwide kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> there is just a lot of people glad expect and what's going to happen. >> stop kirk who know worried about the russia-ukraine tensions after president joe biden says he's convinced russian president vladimir putin has decided to invade ukraine. invasion happens. >> there will be a humanitarian crisis. is co-chairman for the nonprofit. >> nova ukraine, a bay area based nonprofit working to raise awareness about ukraine in the united states on one have. but you know our family and friends. >> and i was away for the content was going to happen.

there >> 3rd thing you know, we have to keep the pride. that's a nonprofit you know, come either in station. we have to start preparing for. so the worst this war did not start yesterday or today wrestling garaje editor-in-chief of slavic sacramento traveled overseas to report on the conflict since 2014 and has been in contact with friends and relatives. other people. they have not thinking off, not income. no house, no food certain situations. >> and they like if you have, if they have some some date in aid from from someone and this is a really, really devastating. all at the each just ukraine and russia. but it's really the issue of global. >> security and global democracy is that is that state? >> and with the increasing tension, local organizations plan to hold several rallies nationwide to help defend

ukraine's sovereignty. natalia known as one of the organizers for an event in san francisco. we will be writing a letter and we will be addressing the u.s. of a u.s. shot elected officials, senators house representatives said and the biden administration to do they can that the despicable does not happen with ukraine rally will be held sunday afternoon at the ferry building in san francisco. >> long kron. 4 news. >> a war in ukraine would have a dramatic effect here at home. likely sending gas and energy prices soaring. even higher. some analysts say the cost of gas could reach $7 a gallon, other industries from food to cars could also be affected by u.s. imposed sanctions. governor gavin newsome is taking aim at gun violence in california with a new measure. it would allow private citizens to help enforce a gun ban. the governor laid out the details at the del mar fairgrounds in san diego county, which used

to host annual gun shows newsome made it clear he's not going after law abiding gun owners. instead, he says he wants to hold the gun industry accountable through private lawsuits. this bill would allow private citizens to sue gun makers. it's the same way texas allows people to go after abortion providers. >> gun safety saves lives. it's not something we assert something we could prove over and over and over again. you look at the data gun-related deaths in the state of california as we advanced and initiated these gun safety laws reduced death. >> the governor says he believes the supreme court will uphold the new measure because it is, quote, quite literally modeled after the law. they just upheld in texas. oakland city council has taken a step towards building a new ballpark for the a's thursday night, the council approved the environmental impact report after a lengthy meeting in the

end, 6 council members voted yes and 2 voted no. another city council vote is needed to certify the report. despite the move, the oakland a's president says until there's a binding agreement, the team will continue to explore other options. >> and we're still on the parallel both in southern nevada with our effort there as well as in oakland. i'm really until we get a final binding agreement and that's something that we hope could come as soon as this summer with the city council. this environmental, though it was an important step in huge milestone. but we need an economic deal with the city that we both agree with. and one that gets voted by the way. >> now, like you heard, there could be an agreement by this summer. oakland mayor libby schaff says the vote is a giant leap forward in the mission to create what she calls a regional destination. she says the waterfront ballpark. what also provide thousands of jobs. coming up on the kron 4 morning news council members voted to ban

food trucks at an east bay brewery will tell you how they are trying to prevent this from happening. >> and former minnesota police officer kim potter has been sentenced to 2 years in jail. more details about her case when we come back. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it.

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city. >> martinez council members this week voted to ban food trucks at 5 sons for one concern is the food trucks hurt business at local restaurants. others argue the ban makes the city look bad. kron four's dan thorn has the story. >> it's a busy night of beers at 5 sons brewery. the new location in downtown martinez. it's just about a month old, but something's missing. there's no more food trucks when quite sure where the hatred for these trucks are coming from. sean. the cs is a martinez, native and co-owner of the brewery. he says having the food trucks helps bring in a unique flavor to martinez. and it also helps attract more people to downtown on the food supply is just offer yet opportunity for people to come down here and try a new type of food. a lot of brick and mortar places started as a food truck into the 3rd businesses in downtown. it started. >> as a food truck, the ban is technically enforcing a city ordinance that's already in place which prohibits food trucks in downtown martinez.

but with help from some neighboring businesses, 5 sons is petitioning the city to update existing regulations. >> more than 2000 signatures have been collected so far. if you're serving good food, people are going to come >> i think it's and food trucks, i'm all just wrong. it's wrong. >> others tell us they do not oppose food trucks, but they would prefer the food come from local eateries. from martinez is a little different. so i support local businesses. so let's bring in the 2 tracks from a restaurant here. the next hope for the brewery's owners is a workshop at the city to help bring the food trucks back. we don't want anyone to have less business. we want everyone to thrive together. this is just something that's not good for martina sets. a bad image reporting in martinez, dan thorn kron. 4 news. a flagship story. >> excuse me, setting up in san francisco. whole foods says a new location will be opening at trinity place on march. 10th whole foods market

trinity will be located. at 11 85 market street. it's roughly a block away from the civic center, bart station, the new store will be nearly will be a nearly 65,000 square foot building below the trinity san francisco apartment building. whole foods says the new store will put an emphasis on products from northern california with more than 3700 local items. a recall alert for parents with newborns, but it is voluntarily recalling baby formula products because of a percent possible. bacterial contamination. the products in question include similac alimentum and elecare for infants in texas, ohio and minnesota were infected with bacterial infections. one of which is potentially deadly. abbott says it's found no such contamination when the products were tested at the plant. but it is recalling them out of caution. the products in question might have a code that begin with

the numbers. 22 through 37 or they could have an expiration date of april. 1st of this year or later. >> getting little flavor of spring. we are today. lots of sunshine as temperatures go into the 70's over most of the board. you will notice here. but don't pack away the sweaters and gloves and such because we'll have some winter in your seven-day forecast. keep it here. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> now, take a look at this. enjoying this majestic sight won't cost you a penny. people visiting yosemite can see the lovely annual phenomenon known as the firefall. you can see it starting now until the end of the month. and each year as the sun sets on end al capp temps, competence. grant was the sun's angle creates a streak of orange on the water resembling a lava flow, dave, i mean, what a sight. it's pretty cold out there. i'm sure. but here in the bay area, it's getting a little warmer. >> that generate a lot of stories to over the years. people watching that gone. the heavens are telling us something that's write that down. hey, good morning, everybody. we've got an interesting forecast coming up because today, you know, it's great and all we need rain and it looks like there's some shots of that in this forecast on sunday. back up a real quick because the system on tuesday, it's not really much of a a deal for us,

unfortunately, but it looks like it will deliver some mountain snow is up to tahoe. as you can see, a big drop in temperatures. key point that you will feel and our backyard. this is what's going on east bay shoreline all lit up nicely. there's a blue skies in the background upstream little short wave, as they say in the trade dropping south overnight into your sunday see are going to see things cause medically different. we've got winds late in the day sunday, a drop in temperatures all set the tone into next week. temperature check. now we have some chilly 30's up in the north bay awaited later this week. it to be cold in the morning. 40's and 30's off to the east bay. you can see 44 san jose. let's get to those winds now. this is now advance to sunday morning. so all day those onshore winds start building in response to that short wave. and it looks like that will linger into monday to but the next system on tuesday that i should just some snow and a punt tuesday. that next system will really slap. it's time to throw us back into really winter. like feel you see that the extended

forecast. so let's go ahead. look at the extended. there's a little shot of rain coming on tuesday with mountain snows and such. that's a big temperature change. we have a big temperature change here and then getting into next weekend. how about that? that's pretty impressive. that's going to happen over next weekend. it looks like now the models don't completely agree. this is way upstream. it's nice to look out. let's not jump when with we'd love to. but there's another dose of looks like into the following week like this pattern. i hope it holds, but let's say we get a little closer. 4 zone forecast covering this wonderful saturday. 68 san francisco mid to upper 60's along the coast. how about that? 68 for burning games are, but it will be soaking up today. 71 palo alto. and the south bay. 73 san jose. morgan hill at 70 for somebody to cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south. lower 70's livermore pleasanton around 71 along with walnut creek and concord. 71 for oakland. up to solano county. 71 fairfield, even delay what, 70? we don't have the onshore winds yet 70 for

napa. 72 santa rosa now winter is clearing its throat. take a look at this as we go forward havel about what may be possible. showers. highs at 50 wo note note the lows now we might even revisit some of those upper 20's by the last time we'll do it this year. and meanwhile, the coast will keep it in the 40's off the scope of this, hoping for some rain to develop the following weekend meal. >> all right, thanks, dave. in national news, a former minnesota police officer kim potter is sentenced to 2 years in prison for the death of dante wright. potter mistakenly used her gun when she thought it was a her taser during a traffic stop. last april, she shot the 20 year-old as he tried to drive away. the judge delivered the sentence after hearing from wright's family as well as potter kelly beeson reports. >> it is the sentence and judgment of this court that you shall be committed to the custody of the commissioner of

corrections. >> for period of 24 months, former minnesota police officer kim potter receiving her prison sentence. the news coming from a judge who called the trial. one of the saddest cases she's had. >> in her 2 decades on the bench office to made a ended >> she never intended to hurt anyone. >> last year on april, 11th potter pulled over 20 year-old daunte a right and attempted to place him under arrest for an outstanding warrant. when he resisted, she fatally shot him saying she meant to use her taser but accidentally grabbed her gun. instead. before sentencing, potter offered an apology to wright's family and then spoke directly to his mother. still in the mother's love.

>> kim pattern murdered my son. and he died. april 11th. the justice system murdered them all over wright's family denounced the verdict as too lenient. >> adding the judge gave more consideration to the white officer. then the black victim who says the problem. with our justice system today, white women tears trump's 12 trump's justice. and i thought my we women tears would big good enough. because they're true and genuine. >> potter was on the police force for 26 years. 16 months of her sentence will be spent in prison and a 3rd will be on supervised release. she has earned credit for 58 days. she already served behind bars. 3 civil lawsuits aimed at holding former president trump accountable for the january 6

riot can move forward in court. a federal judge rejected trump's argument that he was protected because he was president at the time of the attack. the judge said trump can be suit because of his efforts to undermine the election, which were not official acts. meantime, the national archives confirms that it's found classified information among the materials which trump took home to florida. 15 boxes were retrieved last month. the justice department is investigating let's talk about all the cars. the u.s. is resuming imports of all the cars from mexico. and that's after imports were suspended because of the threat against agricultural inspectors, including one made against a u.s. inspector last weekend. more protections. hat sense. they added a condo at exports are the latest target in the ongoing turf war between rival drug cartels in mexico, where farmers are routinely subject

to extortion. the u.s. ambassador, ambassador to mexico says the 2 countries have taken steps to guarantee the safety of inspectors. police in canada's capital city of auto off again, arresting protesters and towing trucks. it's in an effort to break the three-week siege on the city's parliament. help hundreds of police in riot gear took dozens of people into custody. those protesters were rallying against canada's covid-19 restrictions at the same time tow truck drivers began hauling away hundreds of big rigs and other vehicles belonging to the freedom convoy still parked around the capital. we'll be right back after the break.

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm camila barco. it's saturday february 19th. we have a lot to get to this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. dave, the chinese new year parade here in san francisco. it's going to be a big one. but what about the weather is going to cooperate? camilla up on cooperating entirely today. good thing. it's today and not tomorrow because we get kind of a different climate cooking tomorrow. but today enjoy more where this came from. >> yeah, got a dog are going on right now. so we've got a little bit of an offshore breeze that will change more on shore. that will happen more tonight tomorrow. now here's half moon bay. also beautiful view of the day and look at that calm ocean. 43

antioch at this hour, 40 for livermore. little bit of an improvement off to the east bay, but still a little chilly up pot. parts of the north bay, upper 30's. 46 going on for san jose. 47 san carlos, 50 for san francisco. for comparison sake. we're actually a little bit ahead and some of the spots here. and then we were this time from yesterday bore big storm tracker. 4. we have a little we say in the trade a short wait. it's going to come bouncing and here overnight and into tomorrow time just perfectly to give us a good deck of cloud cover for most of the daylight hours tomorrow. and it will cool off our temperatures. but another slap as expected into tuesday. that holds a little chance of seeing some showers coupled with this tonight. now looks like some fog will develop along the east bay shoreline. little bit out of the valley in the south bay, not as much in the north bay by comparison, but that will mix out to basically overcast. 64 by 12 at 3 o'clock today, 70 under sunny skies again. we'll take a look at the contrast between the 2 days for your weekend. also little peek into next week. camilla. all right.

thanks, dave. >> the oakland unified school district is moving forward with plans to close nearly a dozen schools despite opposition from the community. the school board approved the measure in a 3 to 2 vote with one person abstaining. one board member did not vote because they weren't at the meeting. but 2 board members were very vocal about their opposition to those plants. then cedric williams and mike hutchinson claim there is no budget crisis. the board has been saying the closures and merges are due to low enrollment. they also want to avoid a deficit in the budget. 4 members decided not to delay the school closures, but hutchinson exploded in disapproval fight after the decision came down. >> you are you all put on the show tonight. you think this is gonna work? this isn't going to stop anything. this is the start of so insulted that you would make us and the community sit here for over 2 hours knowing that you weren't going to do a darned thing to change the situation.

>> now, several callers in public comments vow to start their own hunger strikes today. if you remember to teachers did go on hunger strikes, one of them ended up at the hospital. now a man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being shot in san francisco last night. police say the shooting happened around 8 in the area of 23rd street and san jose avenue. taking a look at video at of the scene from the citizen app. police say the victim was inside a car when he was shot. the investigation is still ongoing. >> we have reasonably the russian forces are planning to and intend to attack ukraine in the coming week. >> on the brink of battle, president joe biden somberly warns the nation to expect violence at the russia-ukraine border in a matter of days after weeks of rising tensions, the crisis in ukraine has entered a new and dangerous phase. president biden says he's convinced

vladimir putin decided to launch an invasion of ukraine. he says the diplomat c remains an option. even if conflict is approaching. kellie meyer has the latest from dc. after weeks of saying russian president vladimir putin hadn't made up his mind on whether he'll invade ukraine. president joe biden making clear. >> hooton has picked his path as of this moment. income is he's made the decisi%n. president biden sharing the ominous warning from the white house friday after speaking with allies overseas reaffirming their support for ukraine and threatening severe consequences should to to move ahead. make no mistake. >> if russia pursues his plans, it will be responsible for catastrophic. and needless. >> or of choice. the white house says russia is already laying the groundwork for an invasion planting explosives near a government building in the separatist controlled region east ukraine. and the second explosion of a gas pipeline. biden saying this is

only escalating the crisis over the last few days. we've seen reports of a major uptick in violations of the cease-fire. our russian-backed fighters attempting to provoke ukraine and the number us. but biden says it isn't too late for putin to de-escalate and come back to the negotiating table as key u.s. officials work to show a united front at a security conference in secretary of state antony blinken is set to meet with his russian counterpart next week. >> biden warning if russia takes military action before, then it will be clear. they have slammed the door shut on diplomacy. they will have chosen war. >> and they will pay a steep price for doing so. >> meantime, new satellite images from a satellite company suggest heightened military activity near the russia-ukraine border. the

images appear to show deployments of aircrafts, ground force units, troop tense and even a field hospital at airfields in russia. president biden said earlier this week russia has gathered some 150,000 troops near ukraine. now it's not just sheer military force at play here. the white house is also blaming russia for this week's cyber attacks targeting ukraine's defense ministry and major banks. the attacks knocked a government website and a couple of banks offline for less than a day. luckily, ukrainian officials, we're able to quickly get their systems back up and running. but the biden administration warrants more serious attacks could be coming. >> while of limited impact, this recent spate of cyber attacks in ukraine are consistent with what russian effort could look like and laying the groundwork for more disruptive cyberattacks accompanying a potential further invasion of ukraine's sovereign territory.

>> white house officials say there is no intelligence suggesting the u.s. would be targeted by a cyber attack, but the and the are preparing for the possibility. and some people in ukraine are taking it upon themselves to prepare for a war. they are taking courses in self-defense field, medicine and military tactics. it's to defend their home from a possible attack of russian invaders. >> i was so young. i didn't even know what it. >> it's been 80 years since the u.s. authorized the internment of japanese americans. how the men and women who lived through it, remembering that time. and the better business bureau is warning people about a scam using venmo what they say you should do. if you see money randomly in your account.

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i wish you'll never stop wishing. if you see any free money sitting in your venmo account, you may be the target. >> of a scam that's affecting thousands of people. marley kayden explains what happens when people fall for this scam. >> picture this. you get an alert from venmo that someone you don't know just sent you hundreds of dollars, but then you get a message. this to you by mistake. can you please send it back to me, steve mcfarland of the better business bureau says it's a trick. it's a very common scam. it happens all the time.

here's how it works. the scammer uses a stolen credit card to send you money since its fraud. that money will never clear. but the scammer messages you quickly before you can realize that. so when you send the money back to be nice, it's your own money that goes straight to the criminal. and there's no way to get it back. venmo does not have fraud protection and we get the over 1000 complaints per day. started and there are scammers so below are now on the internet. and we've exponential increase in scams. >> now, if this happens to you, the better business bureau says do not send the money back and do not deposit it into your bank account if it is fraudulent, the money will probably disappear on its own. and she also adjust your privacy settings. assembly member alex lee is bringing back the idea of tax state taxing extreme wealth in california. the proposal would apply a one percent tax on anyone worth at least

50 million dollars as well as a 1.5% tax on people worth more than a billion dollars about 15,000 households would be affected. one report says the project could generate more than 22 billion dollars a year in state revenue. if passed, the bill would take effect next year for billionaires and in 2025. for eligible millionaires. >> today we've got lots of sunshine going on, soak it up as we get a little flavor of spring. 64 by high noon, 3 o'clock. we're talking 70 but not going to stay that way all weekend long. a closer look at your weekend forecast coming up in just 50 p.

>> all right. well, time for another check of the weather. meteorologist dave spahr gives us a closer look. and dave, we'll talk about the lunar new year parade going on. and it looks like a great day to enjoy the celebrations to 2 thumbs up without. that's right. we have the perfect forecast going on for today because things change in tomorrow. so good thing to have a program for today. >> this is half moon bay for you. nice blue skies, calm waters today. so a lot of folks probably be joined the coast today. >> and upstream, this is sunday's weather. a little short wave. we say in the trade with all this traffic later come something on tuesday. that brings us a little brush with maybe a few showers. nothing really that substitute, but at least a few drops. maybe we'll take a 38 for santa rosa 40's cover. most of the real estate for now, at least already racing ahead at 15. now. now take a

look at the cloud cover. let's see today. very uneventful. sunshine. pretty much wall to wall on balance than late tonight, the clouds develop along with fog and the cloud cover looks to be pretty persistent during the day, only clearing when we lose the daytime sun. so we go back in the clear mode for tomorrow night into monday. it looks like the temperatures are going to be a little bit cooler. however, here come those onshore winds tomorrow. now whack. there you go all the way to the evening hours. we hold on to them through sunday night into monday. but that system on tuesday, while we may not get much in the way of rain, that's going to be a big temperature change going on here for so reinforcing what we have warm and sunny today, 70 a spring breeze. all that considerable clouds tomorrow, not as warm in turning breezy. that will be the on shore. winds with us early into next week. a shot of a shower on tuesday, mostly sunny, on balance for the week. but cooler in the wake of all of that traffic. so as we look ahead to wednesday, thursday would be kind of a cold air mass. a real reminder

that we're in winter like not so much during the day, although to be cool. but at night those morning lows. wow. 68 san francisco. 71 for oakland, 73 san jose and again, lot of lower 70's to be found on the board. beautiful day ahead, again, changes on sunday. camilla. >> all right. looking forward to thank you. today, communities across the u.s. are paying tribute to the 120,000 japanese americans who were forced into internment camps during world war 2 on february, 19th 1942. the u.s. first authorized the internment of japanese u.s. 8, one. each one was excuse me. talk to a sacramento man who spent part of his childhood in internment camp. >> that's not a 89 year-old sam shimada alongside his me walked into the capitol, commemorate a chapter in u.s. history. shimada hopes is never forgotten and never repeated the internment of japanese americans. 9 years

old. that's how old tomato was on february. 19th 1942. on that day. then president franklin delano roosevelt signed executive order 9, 0, 6, 6, authorizing the u.s. government to forcibly remove and in turn japanese americans at the height of world war 2, i hope to sky news event never happens again for some this history is still fresh and painful. he and his family were forced to relocate, are said and then to a camp aci, colorado, where he spent 3 years of his childhood. i was so young. i didn't even know what for me at that time. it was nothing. but now at. >> my age and experience. it was tragic. now, 8 decades later, she model was in the state assembly as members issued a proclamation to mark the 80th anniversary of japanese internment. >> and just blocks from the capitol, this digital billboard across from the golden one center is one of about a dozen going up around town to ensure history.

>> is remember, sacramento raised artist bob matsumoto created the art art, which depicts barbed wire. the names of all 10 internment camps and the date when it all began 80 years ago. i'm a survivor. >> a former prisoner in my own country. declared a national security risk at age 5, local educator and activist mariel sue komodo spent part of her childhood in internment camps as well. >> she says the billboard is part of an important task to teach about what happened to her and so many others. >> we are fighting not only to tell our story how we were imprisoned, unconstitutionally. but to make sure that just this does not happen again to another group. >> this is one thing we don't want to repeat in history. not very good. should never happen about. they will carry on ensuring history does not repeat itself.

>> one of those internment camps was here in the bay area on angel island. there will be several virtual events happening in the bay area today. san jose's japantown holds a special program every year. today's event will be virtual. the theme is overcoming hate and fear. it starts at 3 this afternoon. you can watch the live stream at the website listed on your screen. san francisco's annual chinese new year parade is returning for the year of the tiger. organizers had to cancel it last year for the first time in its history. but this year the parade is back and it kicks off today at 5.15, this afternoon. the parade starts off at market and second street. it goes around union square before passing through chinatown. the celebration dates back to the 18 60's at the time. the city's community of chinese migrants wanted to showcase and celebrate their culture and heritage. the parade grew in popularity over the years

and it's now one of the largest celebrations of its kind in the world. organizers say this year's special after being affected by the pandemic. >> it had a significant impact on a lot of local businesses and a lot of businesses, a lot of restaurants have been struggling to kind of just make ends meet that along with a lot of the day and the anti kind of sentiment that's been going around. >> now before the parade, you can walk chinatown, the city's chamber of commerce is hosting its annual community street fair today. and tomorrow that starts at 10 this morning. if you need to get their well, muni will be providing free rides all weekend long for anyone who wants to celebrate the lunar new year in san francisco. that includes free rides on the cable cars as well as all street cars and buses with direct access to chinatown and all the

weekend's festivities. muni riders are advised not to tag their clipper card or app. even though muni is free, you will still be charged with no way to get a refund. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the oakland city council has approved. >> the team's proposed 12 billion dollar project, which would mean a new ballpark for the a's. what the president of the team is saying needs to be done before the stop exploring other options. the man referred to

as the king of rock'n'roll is being remembered on the big screen. >> the latest movie elvis presley. elvis hits theaters this summer on june. 24th. sam rubin has more in this morning's entertainment report. >> we begin with the man dubbed the king of rock and roll. is there a single star has captivated the world like elvis jail? >> that >> now it may be in part, this is to introduce a new generation who may not know the king as well as and has been busily working on an elvis presley biopic. the first trailer is here. take a look. it's austin butler as elvis and tom hanks as elvis's

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>> well, this will hit theaters this summer on june. the 24th now this song single-handedly generated record sales of puffs plus with aloe the breakup lamentable time. olivia rodrigo's drivers now, how is that song made among others? get ready for the making of movie for olivia rodrigo driving home. do sour phil? >> i think just wanted to tell people what was going on in the back of my head in a way that was proud, not ashamed. >> oh, >> my >> i >> olivia rodrigo's driving home view. the sour film will debut on disney. plus that will happen on march. the 25th lots of work that she can be proud of. that is your entertainment report here in the hollywood. i'm sam rubin.

>> a flagship store setting up in san francisco. whole foods says a new location will be opening at trinity place on march. 10th whole foods market trinity will be located at 11 85 market street. it's roughly a block away from the civic center, bart station, the new store will be nearly will be a nearly 65,000 square foot building below the trinity san francisco apartments building whole foods says the new store will put an emphasis on products from northern california with more than 3700 local lineups. a recall alert for parents with newborns. all bad is voluntarily recalling baby formula products because of possible bacterial contamination. the products in question include similac alimentum and elecare for infants in texas, ohio and minnesota were infected with bacterial infections, one of

which is potentially deadly. abbott says it's found no such contamination when the products were tested at the plant. but it is rec3lling them out of caution. the products in question might have a coat that begins with the numbers. 22 through 37 or they could have an expiration date of april. first of this year or later. to team usa athletes made it to the podium in the men's free skate halfpipe competition and winter weather is delaying a skiing competition until tomorrow. matt barnes has the latest from beijing. >> hello from beijing on the final saturday of the winter olympics for team usa is once again adding to its medal count comes in the halfpipe to american. freestyle skiers making the podium 2 time gold medalist david was could make it 3 golds and said he wants us over his teammate. alex, for wins the bronze team usa hoping to win another medal or 2 later in the two-woman

bobsled competition. the sled driven by alana meyers. taylor is in 3rd position after the first 2 runs. while the sled driven by kaillie humphries stands and 5th on the ice rink. the pairs figure skating competition comes to an end. the duo's from team usa start the free skate program and 6th and 7th and the killer shiffrin will have to wait one more day to ski for metal. the weather not cooperating in the mountain region for the mixed team. parallel competition. it is now scheduled for sunday morning about 11 hours before the closing ceremony. that's the latest from the winter olympics. as we wrap up another edition of the games reporting from beijing. i'm matt barnes. >> we'll be right back after the break.

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>> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest. dave, like they say all good things must come to an end. a lot of rain in the past few days. but are we seeing some rain? >> well, it looks like in the long range forecast there has we have a couple shots of that. a more immediate is on tuesday. com little brush with that. but what's going most people is going to be a big temperature change, rushing to feel some of that tomorrow. but it's going to be recur. acted on tuesday for the remainder of the week. but how things are changing today. it's like spring. take a look at half moon bay, beautiful blue skies. temperatures will be behaving themselves. will short way about to see there.

that will be a game changer tonight and into tomorrow. lots of cloud cover. we're going to deal with their 65 by high noon. we're not done 3 o'clock. we're talking 69 lower 70's going over a lot the the region. and you can expect that today tomorrow, different story as the short way drop south over the night. brings us some of that cloud cover. even at this hour there were still hugging. 38 up there to santa rosa. 43 novato 50 for san francisco. a lot of 40's inland, as you can see, the east bay. 54, calm winds for now and a little bit offshore. looks like we're going to turn more onshore. that will be through tomorrow. and that will just add to the temperature situation. we have 68 san francisco, 71 for oakland, san jose. you're checking in about 73. and meanwhile, across the region, we've got lower 70's going on today. that will not be the case tomorrow. coming up, we'll take a look at that change happening and then maybe a possibility of some showers way upstream into next weekend to

>> all right, dave, we'll see bit. major league baseball has now canceled first week of spring training games because of the lockout. spring training was supposed to have started this week, but that won't be happening. owners locked out the players in december after the last collective bargaining agreement expired talks between the players union and owners are scheduled to resume on monday. now the oakland city council has taken a big step towards building a new ballpark for the a's. the council approved the environmental impact report thursday night after a lengthy meeting and kron 4. sarah stinson has the latest. >> oakland is one step closer to securing a new a's ballpark at the howard terminal. it took 8 hours for city council members to certify the environmental impact report. but it got done. 6 council members voted yes and 2 voted no. about 400 people spoke during public comment. that's

why it took so long. council member carol 5 represents district 3. she says this proposed project directly impacts the people that she represents. and she said that she voted no, not against the stadium, but in need of more time to go over the potential negative impacts be. can we just slow this down? there's a lot that we haven't been able to digest. >> and a lot of questions that haven't been answered. >> so i didn't see why we couldn't do that. >> council member 5 has received a lot of hate and extreme words online from people because she voted no, some very nasty emails and social media responses that have been really aggressive. the number of individuals who emailed and texted to say thank you. thank you for representing our voice. far outweighing the number of individuals who are just mean and nasty. that will billion dollar project in oakland includes a stadium seating.

35,000 people. >> it also includes housing units, hotel, commercial space and affordable housing. but 5 is still going to fight for the people in her district. for all the people worried about how this project might displace them. and people in west oakland know that all too well historically >> you always have individuals and government officials that would cater. >> to wealth and not nearly enough that listen to the poor. and so people are scared. there still is a lot to figure out and discuss about this proposed project. but it's one step in the direction of keeping the a's rooted in oakland. >> the city council will discuss and to the final vote on the environmental impact report on march. 1st, i'm sarah stinson reporting back to you. oakland mayor libby schaff also weighing in. she sent a statement last night praising the council's vote. take a look. she says the boat

is a giant leap forward in the mission to create what she calls a regional destination. she says the waterfront ballpark would also provide thousands of jobs. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a southern california food vendor. >> is struck and killed after a suspect driving a stolen amazon ban crashes into a building. the latest on the investigation and we're remembering black history in the bay area. we'll tell you about the author trying to make sure the past is not forgotten in the south bay.

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>> police are trying to figure out how someone stole an amazon delivery truck in the south bay. the driver hit and left 3 people on the sidewalk. one of them died and that person was selling goods on the sidewalk. jennifer mcgraw has more from downtown los angeles. >> detectives say the suspect lost control, smashing into a row of cars before striking that man here on the sidewalk. the victim's family taking their first flight out of houston to grieve and pray around the memorial set up for 67 year-old jose wrangle. my dad was a hard he was here doing just that. they're still in shock from hearing and now seeing the news sky 5 was overhead capturing the aftermath of this deadly crash. a suspect had apparently stolen amazon truck during a delivery on woodlawn avenue in 41st place before crashing about a half mile away. the truck ended up on

the sidewalk, striking 3 people, including jose who was pinned between the vehicle and the building. he was street vender just trying to make a living. i got a call that. >> nobody wants to get a call, you know, of just, you know, that my father was hit by a vehicle and passed away. so i grabbed the first flight, but i could hear. and as i speak to the detectives and everything, it's just i'm just baffled that, you know. someone's ambition can do to somebody else's life. >> after the crash, the driver allegedly jumped out of the truck and ran bystanders who witnessed the crash spotted the suspect and alerted authorities. that driver now identified as 37 year-old christy ramos. sanchez was eventually taken into custody, charged with hit and run felony. >> he was driving about 33 miles an hour when the current pact at the park are here. >> and he. >> if why crashes? he's likely with the strike is something in the truck. eyes were not on the roadway. that's not enough or to show gross negligence. detectives say sanchez also has a lengthy criminal record.

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for you. a beautiful day. some folks already getting out and enjpying it. you'll see a lot more of that for today. what's going to change things? it's a short wave. its base. give me a little low pressure system. basically an area of low pressure. and with doing that, it's going bring some cloud cover our way on shore. winds expected all the hallmarks we need. plus, some cooler air filtering in here as well. temperature check right now. 38 santa rosa already pop and well in the 40's over most of the region. 53 half moon bay. we just talked about 50, by the way, for san back to those winds. again, this is tomorrow. now on shore. here they come. there's the coverage area almost total, not enough to reach the criteria for a wind advisory. so i guess that's good. but with this will be a lot of cloud cover. so to have more of that kind of fall, like feel almost we have spring today and a little flavor of fall going on tomorrow. little breezy looks like as you start your day on monday, we will be temperature corrected by that point. now let's get to the long-range forecast. here's tuesday's event. we're not holding a lot in terms of getting much out of this

thing. but the possibility or risk is there snow showers up in the mountains that we take a breather over most of the week. it's going to be cold in the home front boom. here we go by next weekend on sunday monday, there looks to be a shot followed by another one. now the models don't agree on all of this is the more optimistic models, but it looks nice to look at and show you that 4 zone forecast. 68 for san francisco at the coast. let's keep it also into the 60's on shore. winds will correct that tomorrow, though, burlingame, 68 down south. we even have some 70's here and the southern end of the peninsula, redwood city of 71 along with palo alto in the south bay lower to approaching middle 70's 73 for san jose morgan hill. 74 72 cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south, lower 70's. we're matching that for livermore. pleasanton. also walnut creek looks or august. 68 71 for richmond 70 for vallejo again until those winds switch on a 70 for napa and santa rosa. 72 now, here's the 7 day forecast note. the temperature drop on

monday. 57 56 by tuesday. we stay in that zone even though we clear out with the clear skies, though, look at the drop. we revisit some of those 20's at night along with 30's happening for the inland areas and 40's at the coast. camilla. >> all right. looking forward to that thank you here at kron, 4 were celebrating black history month. all all month long and has been hundreds of years sense. the first people of african ancestry arrived in the south bay, a professor at san jose state university has written a series of books on that history we talked. we talked with them. here's more. i wanted to reset as individuals the way. >> discovered to my to requests for information about what was life like, what are they really the communities like black people live? you know, how did they get here to california? those questions are not included in the in the euro centric history books. however, those questions and

the answers can be found in the images of america book series, african-americans of san jose and santa clara county by author jen. but he's atkins. the book chronicles the first black pioneers arrived in california in the late 17, 100's to what was then spain's territory. we have the presence of people back and he wrote kick who came to san jose specifically is 78 77. those black pioneers came aboard spanish ships as laborers on expeditions as soldiers. and as my news. >> that history is documented, preserved and on display in san jose, san pedro square. these are a people of african that lived in mexico in america with the mexican came. >> to to san jose as part of their race for farmers. citizens day helped establish that early and very first. in the state of california, california at the time.

>> adkins says back been spaniards called mixed race. black people love those as you can see here, this ship's manifest recorded having several out of passengers on board african. >> can african spaniards african indians. they were there, people, african whites. these are people who are mixed race with that can hear and there were many of them free. blacks came as settlers. others were brought their slaves. >> those enslaved were later freed with the help of abolitionists from the church. the very first black church was established in 18. 63, one of the most notable african american historical figures here, the south bay as manual sam macdonald. >> who in 1919, purchased 430 acres of land here in la honda. and by doing so became the first black man to own property to the california redwoods. so mcdonald was originally from gilroy. he donated his land to stanford university and it is now a beautiful park named after him

in san mateo county. >> i have to say as a black felt a sense of pride when i saw his face here at the visitor center, what do you hope folks take away after reading your books? i hope that people will have and understanding not only african american history, but they how african-americans intersected with other cultural groups in the valley. i think that it's really important understand. we all coexisting together. well, thing together has it made kron 4 news. >> now join kron 4 as we celebrate black history month. pam moore will host our 30 minute special honoring black history. mind body soul. it airs thursday, february 24th at 06:30pm. we'll be right back after the break.

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onshore. winds were. >> and the way golden gate bridge, here's a live shot of what's going on. nice blue skies offshore a little bit for those winds now, half moon bay kind of calm seas that we see going on. lots of sunshine will be the case for today. now our temperature check out those 40's up in the north bay. there, 50 for san francisco. that's an improvement, by the way, from 30's. just last hour, 50's and 40's line up the east bay shoreline. 52, meanwhile, 4 san jose for comparison sake, we're pretty close to yesterday, although half moon bay is racing ahead at 5 degrees ahead of yesterday. but again, most of the readings are falling into place and stormtracker 4. you can barely make it out. this collection of cloud cover is kind of our future for late tonight over into tomorrow. and that's going to come with a little bit the way of some fog here, as you can see, spilling into some of the valleys in the east bay and donald santa cruz mountains to show for today. 67 or so by 1 o'clock it for 69. but again, a lot of areas topping off in the lower 70's. coming up a little bit. we'll take a look at what it looks like today and into tomorrow. will

camilla. >> all right, dave, thank you. oakland unified school district is moving forward with plans to close nearly a dozen schools despite opposition from the community, the school board approved the measure in a 3 to 2 vote with one person, abstain, one per one board member to not vote because they weren't at the meeting. but 2 board members, we're very vocal about their opposition to the plans. vancedric williams and mike hutchinson claimed there is no budget crisis. the board has been saying the closures and merges are due to low enrollment and they also want to avoid a deficit in the budget. 4 members decided not to delay the school closures, but hutchinson exploded in disapproval right after the dish. it decision came down. >> you are you all put on the show tonight. you think this is going to work? this isn't going to stop anything. this is the start of so insulted that you would make us and the community sit here for over 2 hours knowing that you weren't going to do a darned thing to

change the situation. >> now, several callers and public comments and vow to start their own hunger strikes today. we've mentioned it before to teachers did did go on hunger strikes. one of those one of those people ended up at the hospital. a man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being shot in san francisco last night. police say the shooting happened around 8 in the area of 23rd street and san jose avenue. taking a look of video from the scene from the citizen app. police say the victim was % inside a car when he was shot. the investigation is still ongoing. >> we have reason to believe the russian forces are planning to and intend to attack ukraine in the coming week. >> on the brink of battle, president joe biden somberly warns the nation to expect violence at the russia-ukraine border in a matter of days after weeks of rising tensions, the crisis in

ukraine has entered a new and dangerous phase. president biden says he's convinced vladimir putin decided to launch an invasion of ukraine. he says remains an option. even if conflict is approaching. kellie meyer has the latest from dc. after weeks of saying russian president vladimir putin hadn't made up his mind on whether he'll invade ukraine. president joe biden making clear. >> hooton has picked his path. as of this moment. income is he's made the decision. president biden sharing the ominous warning from the white house friday after speaking with allies overseas reaffirming their support for ukraine and threatening severe consequences should to to move ahead. make no mistake. >> if russia pursues his plans, it will be responsible for that catastrophic. and needless. >> or of choice. the white house says russia is already laying the groundwork for an invasion planting explosives near a government building in

the separatist controlled region east ukraine. and a second explosion of a gas pipeline. biden saying this is only escalating the crisis over the last few days. we've seen reports of a major uptick in violations of the cease-fire. our russian-backed fighters attempting to provoke ukraine and the da boss. but biden says it isn't too late for putin to de-escalate and come back to the negotiating table as key u.s. officials work to show a united front at a security conference in >> sit >> secretary of state antony blinken is set to meet with his russian counterpart next week. biden warning if russia takes military action before, then it will be clear. they have slammed the door shut on diplomacy. they will have chosen war. >> and they will pay a steep price for doing so. >> meantime, new satellite images from a satellite

company suggested heightened military activity near the russia-ukraine border. the images appear to show deployments of aircrafts, ground force units, troop tense and even a field hospital at airfields in russia. president biden said earlier this week russia has gathered some 150,000 troops near ukraine. now it's not just sheer military force at play here. the white house is also blaming russia for this week's cyber attacks. it targeted ukraine's defense ministry and major banks. the attacks, not government websites and a couple of banks offline for less than a day. ukrainian officials were able to quickly get their systems back up and running. but the biden administration warns more serious attacks could be coming. >> while of limited impact, this recent spate of cyber attacks in ukraine are consistent with what the russian effort could look like and laying the groundwork for

more disruptive cyberattacks accompanying a potential further invasion of ukraine's sovereign territory. >> white house officials say there is no intelligence suggesting the u.s. would be targeted by a cyber attack, but they add they are preparing for the possibility. and some people in ukraine are taking it upon themselves to prepare for a war. they are taking courses in self-defense field, medicine and military tactics. it's to defend their home from a possible attack of russian invaders. coming up on the kron 4 morning news a man is facing charges for a freeway shooting. >> and carjacking in napa will tell you how it happened. plus, plans to build a new ballpark for the oakland a's is moving forward. why the city's mayor says the park could benefit a lot of people. and the southern california food vendor is struck and killed after a suspect driving a stolen amazon van crashes into a building. we have the latest on the investigation.

>> police are trying to figure out how someone stole an amazon delivery truck. the driver hit and left 3 people on the sidewalk. one of them died. the victim was selling goods on the sidewalk. jennifer mcgraw has more from downtown los angeles. >> detectives say the suspect

lost control, smashing into a row of cars before striking that man here on the sidewalk. the victim's family taking their first flight out of houston to grieve and pray around the memorial set up for 67 year-old jose wrangle. my dad was a hard worker and he was here doing just that. they're still in shock from hearing and now seeing the news sky 5 was overhead capturing the aftermath of this deadly crash. a suspect had apparently stolen amazon truck during a delivery on woodlawn avenue in 41st place before crashing about a half mile away. the truck ended up on the sidewalk, striking 3 people, including jose who was pinned between the vehicle and the building. he was street vender just trying to make a living. i got a call that. >> nobody wants to get a call. you know, of just, you know, that my father was hit by a vehicle and passed away. so i grabbed the first flight, but i could hear. and as i speak to the detectives and everything, it's just i'm just baffled that, you know. someone's ambition can do to somebody else's life. >> after the crash, the driver allegedly jumped out of the

truck and ran a bystander who witnessed the crash spotted the suspect and alerted authorities. that driver now identified as 37 year-old christy ramos. sanchez was eventually taken into custody, charged with hit and run felony. >> he was driving about 33 miles an hour when the current pact at the park are here. >> and he. >> if why crashes? he's likely with the striking something in the truck. eyes were not on the roadway. that's not enough for it to show gross negligence. detectives say sanchez also has a lengthy criminal record. >> and the cause of this crash is under investigation in south park. jennifer mcgraw. >> we've got a beautiful saturday coming your way today. lots of sunshine, mild temps sailing through the senate 60's into the lower 70's as well. different story, though, happens on sunday. going to put together this weekend forecast for you in just a bit. keep it here. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> san francisco's annual chinese new year parade is returning for the year of the tiger. the parade kicks off today at 5.15, this afternoon and it market and second street. the parade will travel around union square before passing through chinatown. the festivities go back to the 18 60's. the city's community of chinese migrants sought to showcase and celebrate their culture and heritage. since then, the parade has grown in popularity and it's become the

largest celebration of its kind in the world. organizers say this year is special after being canceled last year because of the pandemic. >> it had a significant impact on a lot of local businesses and a lot of businesses, a lot of restaurants have been struggling to kind of just make ends meet that along with a lot of the thing and the anti kind of sentiment that's been going around. >> i can walk around chinatown before the parade. the city's chinese chamber of commerce is hosting its annual community street fair today and tomorrow and that starts at 10 this morning. >> now, if you need to get their muni will be providing free rides all weekend long for anyone who wants to celebrate the lunar new year in san francisco. >> that includes free rides on the cable cars as well as street cars and buses with direct access to chinatown and all the weekend's festivities. many riders are advised not to

tag their clipper card or app. even though muni is free, you still will be charged with no way to get a refund. now, time for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr. dave, a great day to you need to go to the parade. just a great day out there here in san francisco. a little flavor spring got camilla going on right here is we're supposed to be in winter. forget about it today. at least. here's a live shot of half moon bay. >> nice blue skies off to the background, but a little spoiler i really spoiler. but cloud cover coming in tomorrow. cooler temps to and going to feel those winds as we get more of a flavor of fall walking into more like winter. we have 40's on the board for the most part, some 50's poking out here and there san francisco. 54. 52, san jose. 55 going on for any auc now for a future cast for today. again, lots of sunshine tonight. here comes the development of cloud cover. just predawn covering us over. and then ripping off. it looks like as we approach late in the day tomorrow and overnight, it looks fine. they

will start to clear out leaving kind and a pretty ood looks like for much of the day. those winds as we get to your sunday on shore as they go, not enough to spark a spark, a wind advisory with this. but we do have some onshore winds to look out for tomorrow and a little bit of the monday as well. so again, no advisories with putting it all together for you. a warm and sunny for today. we've got 70 ish a spring breeze, just a tad of one that you consider clouds tomorrow, not as warm and breezy. that will be the on shore wind event and the cloud cover will deal with then for next week, there's a shot of a shower on tuesday. but the bigger issue will be the temperature reinforcement of all of this bump in temperatures down a little bit more urgency in the seven-day forecast and that will be for the remainder of the week, even though the skies will open up pretty quickly on that. so 68 san francisco, oakland, 71 73 san jose. forget about all of that as we get past today, really until next weekend. lower 70's on the lot of the locations here. as you can see on the today's

high temperature map coming up a little bit. well, the 4 zone forecast for you and check into that extended to camilla. all right. thanks, dave. >> the family of a missing woman is asking for the community's help in finding her kimani mcalpin is from the los angeles area. she has been visiting with family in the bay area since january. she was reported missing on valentine's day. she did not return from a morning walk on kearney street in el serino. her sister is now leading the effort to try and find her. >> she hasn't reached out to anyone. her phone died. she doesn't know where she is. she's not on your medication and you know, and you're just hoping that nothing has happened to her. but, you know, as the days go on. it's it's it's difficult. >> if you think you have same account and or have any information about her whereabouts, you are asked to call the el serino police department. in the east bay. oakland, police are looking for this missing woman. they

say 79 year-old maria mooney went missing on the 15th. they say she was last seen on lake drive wearing a pink striped long sleeve shirt and gray pants. police say muni has dementia and she is at risk due to her age. if you have any information, you can call the police department's missing person unit. in napa county. a man was arrested in connection to a freeway shooting and carjacking. it happened within minutes of each other. 42 year-old tom when is accused of shooting a man on highway 29 near highway 2 to one yesterday morning. police say the victim was hit in the head but was able to call 911 less than 10 minutes later, police responded to reports of a carjacking in downtown napa. officers tracked down that car and rested when some neighbors say they're shaken by what has happened. >> the small stuff that happens here in napa is it's a safe. it's a safe area. you

know, i have my kids play in the street on our cul de sac and i don't ever have to worry about him. >> now there's no update yet on how the victim is doing and no word on a possible motive. dozens of chp officers are being charged in an alleged overtime fraud scheme. california attorney general bob bonta said the charges involve 54 current and former officers at the east los angeles station from 2016 to 2018. investigators say the officers exaggerated the number of hours they worked on protection. details for caltrans workers doing freeway repairs. they say the fraudulent over time amounts to $226,000. the officers are set to be next month. we're hearing from the bay area lawmaker who helped write a proposal to install traffic cameras in 6 cities across the state, including here in san

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>> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest. i mean, it looks like where we got weren't still in winter, right? technically tied to first raw numbers. and even amid a logically we are. we're going to be a reminder of that. by the way. >> for the week ahead here, this is half moon bay how beautiful it is. nice. blue skies. expect more of that across the bay. >> here's a little spoiler over here. a little short wave. don't you know, and it's going to get a lot of cloud cover tonight tomorrow going to have those onshore winds

and a temperature correction in place today were in the upper 60's in. this is really modest because we'll probably see a lot of lower 70's technically for ultimate highs. well, inland. here's how it looks like right now. 47 for santa rosa got a mixture of 50's and 40's off to the east bay lining up the east bay shoreline between 40's and 50's. 52 for san jose currently calm winds, not much the way of an onshore wind yet, but that again will pick up tonight. tomorrow. highs today, 68 san francisco. 71 for oakland, 72 or 73, rather san jose. and this is probably the last type of map you're going to see like this for highs for the next couple of days because temperature correction a little bit tomorrow. bigger one on tuesday. that will keep us cool all week long, even though we're going go back in the sunshine, we'll get more of that long-range forecast in just a bit. camila. all right, dave, thank you. >> here at home, members of the ukrainian american community are worried about the possibility of an invasion in san francisco. there will be a rally tomorrow in support of ukraine. one of several

events nationwide kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> there is just a lot of people glad expect and what's going to happen. >> stop kirk who know worried about the russia-ukraine tensions after president joe biden says he's convinced russian president vladimir putin has decided to invade ukraine. invasion happens. >> there will be a humanitarian crisis. is co-chairman for the nonprofit. >> nova ukraine, a bay area based nonprofit working to raise awareness about ukraine in the united states on one have. but you know our family and friends. >> and i was away for the content was going to happen. there >> 3rd thing you know, we have to keep up, right? that's a nonprofit you know, commander in station. we have to start preparing for. so the worst this war did not start yesterday or today wrestling garaje editor-on-chief of

slavic sacramento traveled overseas to report on the conflict since 2014 and has been in contact with friends and relatives. other people. they have not thinking off, not income. no house, no food certain situations. >> and they like if you have, if they have some some date in aid from from someone. and this is a really, really devastating. all at the each just ukraine and russia. but it's really the issue of global. >> security and global democracy is that is that state? >> and with the increasing tension, local organizations plan to hold several rallies nationwide to help defend ukraine's sovereignty. natalia known as one of the organizers for an event in san francisco. we will be writing a letter and we will be addressing they us the u.s. shot elected officials. senators house representatives said and the biden administration to do they can that the despicable

does not happen with ukraine rally will be held sunday afternoon at the ferry building in san francisco. >> long kron. 4 news. >> a war in ukraine would have a dramatic effect here at home. likely sending gas and energy prices soaring even higher. some analysts say the cost of gas could reach $7 a gallon, other industries from food to cars could also be affected by u.s. imposed sanctions. now breaking news this morning, san jose police are at the scene of a deadly crash near the almaden expressway and coleman avenue. police say the incident involved one car that crashed into a tree. it happened shortly after 5.30, this morning, both the north and southbound lanes of alamuddin are closed between coleman and winfield avenue. it's the 15th deadly traffic crash. the san jose police department has investigated this year.

governor gavin newsome is taking aim at gun violence in california with a new measure that would allow private citizens to help enforce a gun ban. the governor laid out the details at the delmar fairgrounds in san diego county, which used to host annual gun shows you some made it clear he's not going after law abiding gun owners. instead, he says he wants to hold the gun industry accountable through private lawsuits. this bill would allow private citizens to sue gun makers. it's the same way texas allows people to go after abortion providers. >> gun safety saves lives. it's not something we assert something we could prove over and over and over again. you look at the data gun-related deaths in the state of california as we advanceu uninitiated, these gun safety laws reduced death. >> the governor says he believes the supreme court will uphold the new measure because it is, quote, quite literally modeled after the

law. they just upheld in texas. in national news, former minnesota police officer kim potter is sentenced to 2 years in prison for the death of dante wright. potter mistakenly used her gun when she thought it was her taser during a traffic stop last april, she she shot the 20 year-old as he tried to drive away the judge delivering the sentence after hearing from wright's family as well as potter. clearly he's an reports. >> it is the sentence and judgment of this court that you shall be committed to the custody of the commissioner of corrections. >> for period of 24 months, former minnesota police officer kim potter receiving her prison sentence. the news coming from the judge who called the trial. one of the saddest cases she's had. >> in her 2 decades on the bench, officer made a mistake. that tragically.

>> she never intended to hurt anyone. >> last year on april, 11th potter pulled over 20 year-old daunte a right and attempted to place him under arrest for an outstanding warrant. when he resisted, she fatally shot him saying she meant to use her taser but accidentally grabbed her gun. instead. before sentencing, potter offered an apology to wright's family and then spoke directly to his mother. still in the mother's love. >> kim pattern murdered my son. and he died. april 11th. the justice system murdered them all over wright's family denounced the verdict as too lenient.

>> adding the judge gave more consideration to the white officer. then the black victim who says the problem. with our justice system today, white women tears, trump's that were out trump's justice. and i thought my we women tears would big good enough. because they're true and genuine. >> potter was on the police force for 26 years. 16 months of her sentence will be spent in prison and a 3rd will be on supervised release. she has t for 58 days. she already served behind bars. police in canada's capital city of ottawa began arresting protesters and towing trucks. it's an effort to break the three-week siege on the city cities. parliament hill, hundreds of police in riot gear took dozens of people into custody. those protesters were rallying against canada's covid-19 restrictions. at the same time, tow truck drivers

began hauling away hundreds of big rigs and other vehicles belonging to the freedom convoy still parked around the capital. the u.s. is resuming imports of all the condos from mexico. that's after imports were suspended because of a threat against agricultural inspectors, including one made against a u.s. inspector last weekend. more protections have sense been added of a condo exports are the latest target in the ongoing turf war between rival drug cartels in mexico, where farmers are routinely subject to extortion. the u.s. ambassador, ambassador to mexico says the 2 countries have taken steps to guarantee the safety of inspectors. at east bay brewery with support from neighboring businesses is in a food truck fight with their city. martinez council members this week voted to ban food trucks at $0.5 brewery.

one concern is that the food trucks hurt business at local restaurants. others argue the ban makes the city look that kron four's dan thorn has the story. >> it's a busy night of beers at 5 sons brewery. the new location in downtown martinez. it's just about a month old, but something's missing. there's no more food trucks when quite sure where the hatred for these trucks are coming from. sean. the cs is a martinez, native and co-owner of the brewery. he says having the food trucks helps bring in a unique flavor to martinez. and it also helps attract more people to downtown on the food supply is just offer yet opportunity for people to come down here and try a new type of food. a lot of brick and mortar places started as a food truck into the 3rd businesses in downtown. it started. >> as a food truck, the ban is technically enforcing a city ordinance that's already in place which prohibits food trucks in downtown martinez. but with help from some neighboring businesses, 5 sons is petitioning the city to

update existing regulations. >> more than 2000 signatures have been collected so far. if you're serving good food, people are going to come >> i think it's and food trucks, i'm all just wrong. it's wrong. >> others tell us they do not oppose food trucks, but they would prefer the food come from local eateries. from martinez is a little different. so i support local businesses. so let's bring in the 2 tracks from a restaurant here. the next hope for the brewery's owners is a workshop of the city to help bring the food trucks back. we don't want anyone to have less business. we want everyone to thrive together. this is just something that's not good for martina sets. a bad image reporting in martinez, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> governor gavin newsome is urging the state supreme court to unfreeze enrollment at uc berkeley. a recent ruling by a lower court requires the school to freeze student enrollment to the same level

as it was in 2020. that means the school needs to cut about 3,000 students from its admissions list. us berkeley is appealing the case to the state supreme court. the governor filed a brief. he argues the supreme court should block the lower court's order. newsome says cutting enrollmen% would be hard on disadvantage or underrepresented students. berkeley's mayor tweeted in reaction thanking the governor and attorney general bob on tougher quote, standing up for our students and for access to higher education. the san francisco unified school district is extending its search for a new superintendent through the summer. superintendent vincent matthews plan to retire last july. he then decided to stay for another year to help with the move from distance learning back to in-person classes. but now that 3 members of the board have been recalled, the hiring process is expected to last through july. san francisco's mayor london breed says she's

interviewing potential candidates. we'll be right back after the break.

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think it's going to for today. enjoy the weather because look at the changes come in. we're setting up to tahoe now. this new little wrinkle adding a little bit on monday, perhaps to in tuesday. this is not so much the system changing for us. they actually may get some more sunshine there tomorrow. the we will hear. but look at the drop here. 40's 30's, 20's, hint. so all week long, it's going to be cool. even here in the bay area as winter clears its throat. live cam coming in from half moon bay, lots of blue skies. you can see and upstream we're talking about with all of this a little short. wait bring some cloud cover our way going to drive those winds. more on shore doesn't look like a wind advisory is associated with this. 47 santa rosa. 49 for napa in some 40's little bit on the east bay. but most readings are getting into the 50's already at this hour. now we get to these winds here come those onshore winds. this is tomorrow. now afternoon evening hours, lingering a little bit overnight in even as late as monday, but should clear up by that point, another weak disturbance comes through on tuesday. that's a

little chance of picking up some showers. so let's give it its due here. i don't think we're to get much here in the bay area, but they get some mountain snow. so that's a bit of a plus that clears out looks clear, but it's going to be cold. some of that for you. yeah, that looks nice, doesn't it? next weekend, potential u.s. will be by midway and next weekend we get slammed by one system, followed by another one early into the following week. so hopefully this will come together. we don't have agreement. however, with the models, 4 zone forecast for the saturday. 68 san francisco upper to middle 60's cover the coast. 68 for burning gain san bruno. 69 69 also foster city. but here they are as popping some lower 70's for palo alto, redwood city and in the south bay, lower to almost middle 70's morgan hill at 70 for 72 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south, lower 70's, along with pleasanton livermore. looks like walnut creek at 71 richmond, 71 70 for berkeley. the with 70 also with nap and place there. 72 for santa rosa. so as i said today is going to the warmest day in the bunch in our 7 day

we have that system tomorrow that will bring down temps reinforcing by tuesday possible shower. and we stay in the 50's all week long. but look at these lows inland. not only 30's, but we may dabble with some 20's potentially in there. so watch out and 40's cover us at the coast. camille. >> to team usa athletes made it to the podium in the men's freeski halfpipe competition. and winter weather is delaying a skiing competition until tomorrow. matt barnes has the latest from beijing. >> hello from beijing on the final saturday of the winter olympics for team usa is once again adding to its medal count comes in the halfpipe to american. freestyle skiers making the podium 2 time gold medalist david was could make it 3 golds and said he wants us over his teammate. alex, for wins the bronze team usa hoping to win another medal or 2 later in the two-woman bobsled competition. the sled driven by alana meyers. taylor

is in 3rd position after the first 2 runs. while the sled driven by kaillie humphries stands and 5th on the ice rink. the pairs figure skating competition comes to an end. the duo's from team usa start the free skate program and 6, 7, and the killer shiffrin will have to wait one more day to ski for metal. the weather not cooperating in the mountain region for the mixed team. parallel competition. it is now scheduled for sunday morning about 11 hours before the closing ceremony. that's the latest from the winter olympics. as we wrap up another edition of the games reporting from beijing. i'm matt barnes. >> all right. well, major league baseball has now canceled the first week of spring training games because of the lockout. spring training was supposed to have started this week. but that won't be happening. owners locked out the players in december after the last collective bargaining agreement expires talks between the players. union and owners are scheduled to resume monday. now the oakland city council has taken a big step

towards building a new ballpark for the a's. the council approved the environmental impact report thursday night after a lengthy meeting. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> oakland is one step closer to securing a new a's ballpark at the howard terminal. it took 8 hours for city council members to certify the environmental impact report. but it got done. 6 council members voted yes and 2 voted no. about 400 people spoke during public comment. that's why it took so long. council member carol 5 represents district 3. she says this proposed project directly impacts the people that she represents. and she said that she voted no, not against the stadium, but in need of more time to go over the potential negative impacts be. can we just slow this down? there's a lot that we haven't been able to digest. >> and a lot of questions that

haven't been answered. >> so i didn't see why we couldn't do that. >> council member 5 has received a lot of hate and extreme words online from people because she voted no some very nasty emails and social media responses that have been really aggressive. the number of individuals who emailed and texted to say thank you. thank you for representing our voice. far outweighing the number of individuals who are just mean and nasty. that will billion dollar project in oakland includes a stadium seating. 35,000 people. >> it also includes housing units, hotel, commercial space and affordable housing. but 5 is still going to fight for the people in her district. for all the people worried about how this project might displace them. and people in west oakland know that all too well historically >> you always have individuals and government officials that would cater. >> to wealth and not nearly

enough that listen to the poor. and so people are scared. there still is a lot to figure out and discuss about this proposed project. but it's one step in the direction of keeping the a's rooted in oakland. >> the city council will discuss and to the final vote on the environmental impact report on march. 1st, i'm sarah stinson reporting back to you. >> oakland mayor libby schaff also weighing and she sent us a statement thursday night praising the council's foe. she says the vote is a giant leap forward in the mission to create what she calls a regional destination. she says the waterfront ballpark would also provide thousands of jobs. now in the east bay households making less than $88,000 a year have untold next week to apply for a new affordable apartments in downtown berkeley. they can apply to be included housing lottery for one of 88

apartments at berkeley way. it's an affordable housing complex created by the city. preference will be given to households with at least one person living or working in alameda county. the deadline to apply is 05:00pm wednesday and we have details at kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back the break. enjoying this

majestic sight won't cost you a penny. people visiting a 70 can see the lovely annual phenomenon known as the firefall. you can see it starting now until the end of the month. each year as the sun sets on el cap, cons granite walls, the sun's angle create a streak of orange on the water resembling a lava flow. now, take a look at this. in arizona. dogs are getting the opportunity to live in designer dog houses. 12 teams are creating the dog houses with everything from elevated ceilings to push furnishings. a father and son spent 72 hours designing and building their dog house, which wasn't built just for the show. these dog houses will be auctioned off with all money raised going to help in an animal humane society. >> we love to mission what

they do and we love the opportunity to design and build a house. it's great to have something that you actually have. and just knowing this going to help know bunch of animals out there that really need the help. >> the auction will take place next week. now residents of a nursing home in scotland are getting into the olympic spirit. look at them. go right there, competing and their very own curling event. they're using brooms and mops, but they do have a real curling stone. nothing is stopping them after cheering on britain's olympic curling team. they decided to get in on the action and you can say they love it. and join kron 4 as we celebrate black history month. pam moore will host our 30 minute special honoring black history. mind body soul. it airs thursday, february 24th at 6.30, pm. i mean the

weather. i can look at that. i know we've got 2 systems coming through real quickly. we've got this cloud cover on our sunday here in the winds will be on shore. so notice the temperature correction. >> yeah. this is la close clearing her throat. also to win are doing that. 57 for monday. another system tuesday may bring us some stray sprinkles. and all cool. all week long. watch those overnight lows. it will be chilly in the morning hours revisiting winter, camilla. >> love it all that sunshine. well, that's it for the kron. 4 morning news weekend. i'm camila barco join us again tomorrow morning. starting at 7 o'clock at tonight for kron. 4 news 6.

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