>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. we have a lot we're covering for you this morning. let's kick things off with the weather with dave spahr. stephanie. good morning. and good morning, everybody. pretty nice. a pretty picture that we have to start the day. there's the east bay shoreline. little bit of oranges for you as we break out the water colors going on and lots of sunshine for your sunday. this is where temps are going to bump up there. >> near the springtime range, we'll see maybe popping a couple little 70's out there for today. got some work, though. cut out for us at 33 santa rosa. 34 meanwhile for

napa. so pretty chilly up there in the north bay to start things off. we're seeing the 30's also litter the east bay, too 40 for antioch. 38. meanwhile for san jose, quick comparison from yesterday. actually a little bit ahead and many of these spots yesterday was quite chilly. we'll still see those high clouds today, although they probably won't be as intense as yesterday. so we'll go ahead and call a good chunk of the day. mostly sunny, minor on those winds and those temperatures looking pretty generous. a lot of readings will be in the 60's well inland today, shore, but we'll see against a couple locations pop near about 70 with afternoon highs. now from that point, onward winter is back and we'll be talking about all this convolutional coming up in just a bit. 70. all right. thank you so much. >> now to developing news, jimmy carter, the oldest living former president has chosen to spend his final days of life in hospice care at his home in plains, georgia reporter rachel menitoff has more on the announcement.

>> former u.s. president jimmy carter is in hospital care at his georgia home. the charity created by the 98 year-old former president said on twitter today that after a series of short hospital stays, carter has decided to spend his remaining time at home with his family and receive hospice care instead of additional medical intervention. he asked for privacy at this time and said he is grateful for the concern shown by his many admirers. right now the specifics of his condition are not yet known. carter, a democrat became the 39th president when he defeated former president gerald ford in 1976, he served a single term after he was defeated by republican ronald reagan. in 1980, he stepped into the role after watergate helping the nation heal from scandal and he brokered the camp david accords in 1978 with egyptian president anwar sadat and israeli prime minister menachem begun. political analyst matt klink says carter is probably best known for what he's been doing after he was president than

what he did during his presidency. he was an incredible act of this for peace. >> he was invited around the world to monitor elections and make sure they were held up to a democratic standards and countries around the world. the former president founded the carter center along with his wife, rosalynn, with a mission to advance world peace and health. he also volunteered for habitat for humanity been especially good for vegas. just wait >> i have been my head still came in label to join all of you. and and there are very wonderful thing for all of his efforts. carter took home the nobel peace prize in 2002, this is a man who was accomplished. so many incredible things in his life. his family deserves, though, his don't few remaining days or weeks that they have with him. >> and that was rachel menitoff reporting for us this morning. state senator scott wiener of san francisco shared his thoughts on twitter about the news riding godspeed. jimmy carter as you enter hospice, you're truly one of

the best and american treasure. now to breaking news this morning out of the east bay and early morning fire in san lorenzo injured 2 people kron four's. justin campbell is live at the scene for us with the latest on what he's learned for us this morning. justin, what are you seeing? >> good morning, stephanie. a fire investigator is here behind me going through this in scientists from the looks of it. it looks like pretty much a total loss. but last night, 2 people, the fire chief tells us elderly both rushed to the hospice house spittle with burn injuries. not exactly sure the extent of their injuries. we can tell you that a cat did die in the fire along with a dog is missing right now. they're not exactly sure what caused this fire that caused it keep burning. but take a listen to exactly what the fire chief said happened last night. >> you got on scene. they had a lot of smoke show. he was some fire coming out of house with a look how the site.

>> that most of the downstairs. >> now, they don't believe our son was a cause at all, but they still don't know exactly what sparked it. but for update for the 2 elderly people that were sent to the hospital, we will be checking back with him this morning to see how they are doing and what's the latest for now? we're live here. justin campbell kron, 4 news. all right, justin, thank you so much for that live update. we appreciate it. >> in other breaking news out of the south bay, 2 deadly crashes unfolded early this morning. take a good look at this. at least one person is dead after a crash on highway 101 in san jose. this is south of story road. we know what happened around 4.20, this morning. you can see or what you just saw earlier was a red pickup truck that completely flipped over and you can see another car here up against the center divider. chp closed down the northbound lanes for about 2 hours. it's since reopened this morning. so there should be no traffic impacts on this stretch of highway 101. again. this

happened in san jose. and about 30 minutes later after that initial incident, another deadly collision to tell you about this one on highway 87 just south of curtner avenue. the chp saying the accident involved a vehicle and a pedestrian. this happening just before 5 this morning lanes are still blocked at this hour. we have reached out to chp for more information on these collisions and we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. and one person is dead after a tesla slammed into a fire truck on i-680, early saturday. the crash happened near the treat boulevard off-ramp in walnut creek around 04:00am fire crews say their truck was blocking lanes in order to tow a car from a previous accident. the driver of the tesla died. chp says a passenger was pulled from the tesla and rushed to the hospital with major injuries. firefighters also for firefighters also had to be taken to the hospital. and just look at the extent of the

damage there. no word yet on if the tesla was running on driver assistance technology or if drugs or alcohol were a factor in this crash. and in the east bay, a car loses control and crashes into an oakland home, injuring 2 children. this happened near survey know circle and redwood road after 5 saturday night. emergency crews say the car struck a gas meter, sparking a fire. the 2 children involved suffered minor injuries. 2 homes were also affected by the flames. as you can see there. but officials say there is no danger to the public at this time. a hit and run in oakland left 2 people seriously injured. it happened yesterday around noon near 34th avenue and international boulevard. police say they got calls of a pickup truck hit into people. the victims are identified only so far as a girl and a woman at last check, the girls in stable condition and the woman is in critical but stable condition. anyone with information about this crash is asked to please

call oakland police. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. gas prices are getting higher in the bay area. >> we break down the numbers for you after the break. and the king the takes us to a special spot where you can expand your mind and your palate. so she says all this palate. so she says all this and a mystery! jessie loves playing detective. but the real mystery was her irritated skin. so, we switched to tide pods free & gentle. it cleans better, and doesn't leave behind irritating residues. and it's gentle on her skin. case, closed! it's gotta be tide.

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highest they've been since december 6 of last year. the highest prices in the bay area can be found in napa where a gallon of regular will cost you 4.97. the lowest prices in the bay area are in solano county where the average price is 4.65 a gallon of gas in san francisco. going 4 for 86 statewide. the average prices for 73 from 4.43. about a month ago. the average there rather than national average is 3.41. up from 3.28. a month ago. and also happening now, a reminder for east bay, bart riders, the transit agencies as some trains will not run this weekend. crews are replacing more than 7,000 feet of rail between the rockridge in lafayette stations. there will be a free bus bridge in place. but riders are being told to expect delays of up to 30 minutes. >> and let's do it again with lots of sunshine this afternoon, pushing those temperatures. well in the 60's might see a couple near 70's pop this afternoon and then a

reminder that we're still in winter next we

>> most of us don't usually go to a museum to eat. but according to our vicki liviakis, if you're in oakland, you might want to do just that this morning on dine and dish. she takes us inside town fare cafe. >> take a trip to the open museum in. you can really get your field. so once you're

satisfied your curiosity here at the museum, going to want to your appetite. town fare cafe is a restaurant inside the museum. welcome to town there, jeff. michelle mcqueen brings her culinary skills to town. fair in what she calls cultural all i know is from scratch. and you feel that in the 2, i always tell people you couldn't love into the food. it gives the love back. >> with this is like southern grandma's grants. it's a real family friendly atmosphere something this satisfy just about everybody on u.s. southern fried chicken with mac and and honey, cornbread and red beans and rice. we are seeing the strength in grants. >> we have some double the right to double that. the tulsa, sesame seeds. i have a few extra things the bright

and airy restaurant is open for inside as well as outdoor dining county fair serves up wines and spirits mostly from black owned businesses. >> there's a big brunch on weekends and you can head straight to the cafe without getting a ticket to the museum. but hey, why miss out on the doubletree come enjoy. the museum. can see the exhibits come have a great meal. can spend time with their family and friends. we'd love to have you in oakland, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> just looks delicious. vicki really has the best job getting all getting a trial. these great local restaurants. but is it a good day to be, you know, dining actually not too bad today, stephanie? yeah, we have a lot of sunshine on tap and those highs reaching near about we'll see probably upper 60's here in the south bay. >> nice blue skies for you today. however, things are a change in in a big way. we get to tomorrow. here's storm tracker for just being sprayed by some high cloudiness. we

had some of this going on from yesterday. i don't think it's going to be quite as intense as yesterday. so let's keep the nod to mostly sunny on balance for today. this temperatures are still quite chilly, though. we have a lot of 30's up here in the north bay some yesterday, although it's a a little bit more mild this morning, got 30's off to the east bay, too, in the east bay shoreline with 37 for oakland and 35 for fremont. so of advance this to monday morning. now we'll start things off monday morning to see what goes on there. and this is why note some scattered clouds building for the afternoon. a little bit into the overnight and by tuesday, things start happening. this is pre dawn on tuesday but will be throughout the day. we'll see the winds increase. more scattered cloud cover and might start to see some precipitation building at that point. a kind of a real reminder we're going into some winter-like weather. i did the same thing with future cast winds. we're now starting on monday morning today. just little bit of a breeze here. the winds pick up a little bit in the afternoon, but it's really on tuesday morning that you'll start to feel it. and there might be some statements

produced by this starting off in the north bay spreading out elsewhere. so this has all the hallmarks of a winter type storm starting toward northwest in building south. so high clouds, mild inland. we've got 60's with a few, 70 ish kind of numbers working early in the week. scattered clouds mild for your monday because tuesday is the change day breezy tuesday, cold showers by wednesday. then late in the week we have low snow levels, maybe even down to 1000 feet in terms of elevation and areas cut off in the mount marine layer, the east bay, for example, you might see the snow levels even a little lower on ballots were probably because medicas we're not looking a lot of precipitation wise, but sorting will be a conversational starter there. if we start to see some snow levels at much lower ranks, there's what's going on. storm tracker 4. our storm system is up here is taking its while to get its act together. don't forget it takes a couple of days and tuesday's the day to start seeing those winds today, though, let's try 61, san francisco, but on the cool side compared to our neighbors inland. 66 for san jose. 64 oakland, but today we'll start

to see a little bit of the coupling as we see some minor warming, particularly up towards the north bay, will have a bit more on that long-range forecast for you a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> services happen saturday for 2 of the students killed in the mass shooting at michigan state university. 20 year-old sophomore brian phage frazier was held was laid to rest in grosse pointe farms. michigan, a few miles away. funeral services unfolded for 20 year-old alex verner. 19 year-old junior are rio. anderson will be laid to rest next week. 5 more students were injured in the attack on monday. the motive for the shooting remains under investigation. meanwhile, classes are set to resume monday at michigan state. the school adds that student athletes can ease back into activities at their own comfort level. starting this weekend, officials say hundreds of students have already received counseling services. and residents of an eastern ohio city are going back home 2 weeks after the train derailment that spilled dangerous toxic chemicals in

the area. rich mayhew has more on the fallout in east palestine, ohio, as well as those in pennsylvania who feel they're being forgotten. so we're in the kennel this morning. i'm picking up some supplies we left. i went home to take it to home. >> i went back to the place are being evacuated, keeling swartzwelder and her boyfriend, chris, after being evacuated. >> came back home today, but she says she broke out in a rash almost instantly. i undressed to get into the shower. and i had a rash all over the side of my face on both sides all over my. just take a look at these photos of her this morning after coming back on her property, the rash all over her face, neck and chest. my boyfriend, chris, also had a rash on his left side. and i mean to to this moment right now, i have just a really low grade, constant headache. they live nearly a mile from the derailment where norfolk southern released the toxins into the air 2 weeks ago. but their issues clearly persist. but with fema finally

coming in with all the focus directed at east palestine, these folks say they're forgotten because they live just over the state line in pennsylvania that feels like nobody gives a be beyond us. they, too, were forced to evacuate my life as a. >> 30's. 38 37 weeks pregnant this friday and >> she's going to be induced. and it's a little scary because you can't drink the water. unable to get our water tested because we're not a priority. as of now. don't know what my newborn son is going to come home to. and while the governor of ohio and others have said repeatedly the air and water is safe. >> it's clear that some of the toxins have taken hold. >> and that was rich mchugh reporting for us this morning. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, some south bay community college students could qualify for free tuition. more on the new bill tackling the issue of financial aid in just a financial aid in just a moment.

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the south bay students in the west valley mission community college district would get free tuition under a bill introduced by senator dave cortese and that bill would allow the district to draw from its existing local general funds to cover all college related expenses for students with the greatest financial need. if passed, the measure would also allow the district to assist with enrollment costs for all. but students in a statement cortese says sb 6 to 9 will open the doors of opportunity for hardworking students across valley. it follows smart financial stewardship in tremendous generosity by the west valley mission community college district. allen's on interstate 6.80, between soon on pleasanton and alameda county are closed. it will stay that way through the end of presidents day weekend, caltrans crews are working to repair and replace sections of the highway that roadway does reopen tuesday morning. southbound lanes will not be affected. still ahead on the

kron 4 morning news, a popular local pier set to be demolished after last month's devastating storms. we action from the community of next.

all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so

much for joining us. it is 7.28 this sunday morning. let's check in with dave. real quick for the weather today. >> hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and now we're seeing quite a bit of sunshine going on down there. san jose state, a nice blue skies to know. we'll see a little bit the way some high cloudiness still today, but we'll give the nod to mostly sunny on balance today off to a chilly started is yeah. in the morning hours you see temperatures near about freezing up there in the north bay. we're going make up for that this afternoon, though, as we look for high temperatures to soar past the 60's, maybe even into 70 34 going on for lihermore east bay shoreline. 37 oakland, 35 meanwhile, for free still cold even in those spots, the wind, that's kind of the single digits or remain that way. the winds are not a factor really until tuesday, although some scattered clouds will breezy for your monday. so here's what we're being sprayed by some of this high cloudiness from traffic up in the northwest ultimately will be something to that. however, as we get are again, early into next weekend for today. let's keep it mostly sunny, again, noting some scattered clouds into the late afternoon, 63.

but again, some near 70 degree be reached again next week. looks to be very interesting. it starts off on tuesday, pushing snow levels down or freeze levels down very low by about thursday friday. maybe some of the lowest we've seen in a little while. we'll get into some of that coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> hundreds headed to seacliff state beach, an app to saturday to clean up debris after last month's devastating storms. the weather caused millions of dollars in damages as kron four's. philippe djegal reports the popular pier there is on its last legs. >> the pier here at seacliff state beach was all but destroyed during last month's storms. what's left of it? >> no longer reaches the ss palo alto. large waves tore it down piece by piece. what is left of it will be removed by the end of the month. sad to see it. go is this so many and, you know, every every week we would come down and see people and >> it became a real community

and that so look at kinds of missions. word of the piers impending demolition and need to clean up the beach. drew a large response saturday. >> families were encouraged to bring their own buckets, gloves and trash grabbers to remove anything in the sand. >> harmful to the environment we've been seeing so much trash for the last month. and so it is it's wonderful to see all the people come out and help clean up the microplastics. the big pieces of cannes last month. president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capital a in santa cruz county, both pledging funds for the recovery effort locally, the nonprofit friends of santa cruz, state parks has raised more than $46,000 to clean up and restore the on satursay. family sharing memories of the by writing messages that will be posted on driftwood and eventually display that's than being out of visitor center. the fact here is going to be going is but it feels really festive

here today. people come out by the hundreds to help with cleanup and to say their farewells to the pier, to share their memories, to photos, to share with their kids. >> and it's it's a really great day. the picnic area bathrooms and seawall role so badly damaged during the storms. it will be weeks if not months before this area returns back to normal. but this community is determined to make that happen. >> not toss philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a street vendor brutally beaten outside the sapd center in san jose speaking out that now viral attack was captured on cell phone video kron four's gayle ong spoke with the victim. that street vendor is recovering at home. he says he is still in pain and the suspect is still out there. >> cell phone video captured the moment. rick hahn go was brutally kicked in the face outside the s ap center in san jose. says before the beating he had a disagreement with the suspected attacker hit. may have been couple had the for

you. >> and now you're supposed to get it. if we had a go for photo. and i thought and i can do it says an argument ensued. the suspect threw beer on his face and on his grill. he says the suspect left and then returned. he came from behind huge mia. >> what's going to face for congo went to the hospital that night. he suffered a broken nose, black eye, swollen face and a bad headache. san jose police say the incident happened thursday night just before 11. 45 congo and his wife are selling hot dogs after a concert. >> it's very heartbreaking. so. it is it's a loss of words. similar witnessed the attack and captured it on cell phone video that i wouldn't record of. this would have just been something to the and the man gone. how with, you know, the group celebrates phase in a statement to kron 4 s ap center management says safety at as ap center events continues to be our top priority. we continue to actively communicate with city officials to ensure that public spaces outside of the arena.

>> our safe for all guests, we will continue to prioritize this issue until an advocate solution is reached. recall goes now left with a high hospital bill. he has no health insurance and will be out of work to recover a moment of what it is. we've been in the mix too. >> bit from the for anybody. >> and the victim says he is grateful for the bystanders and witnesses who helped that night. san jose police say the incident has been assigned to an investigator in the newsroom. gayle ong kron. 4 news. to national news. now we head to georgia where 9 miners were shot friday night at a shell gas station. >> hannah james has the latest. >> 5, 12, 13, 14, 15 17. those are the ages of the 9 children injured in a friday night shooting at a shell gas station on warm springs road over a dozen law enforcement officials responded to the scene from both the columbus

police department in muskogee county sheriff's office. >> columbus police chief ready blackman tells news outlets to shooting stems from an altercation that took place at a party in the surrounding area. when i do want say >> 2, 2 out it's made sure we know where shooting or let's make sure we know what children and position. and what i want to say to everyone. this makes you. we get involved and work to communicate how to peaceably rizzo. differences of opinion. how to resolve come from. without it's a good >> evidence markers at the scene indicated rounds were fired in multiple areas around the gas station. blackmon says the youngest victim, a 5

year-old boy was at the gas station with a family member when he got caught in the crossfire. this epidemic that is sweeping our nation of this lack of maturity mental acuity to be able to make a decision some of these young people's part. >> just get tired of seeing folks would the disagreement argument or maybe even a fist fight. they think they have to reach for a gun and go to deadly force. that's that's just that's just got to stop. we have find ways community reclaim our young people. >> city plans to do just that. >> the young people that refused to take advantage of the organizations of the programs that are out there to prove themselves gives give themselves an opportunity to really like. and they want to stay on the street committing crimes. then it becomes public safety responsibility. catch him, lock him up for as long you >> reporting from columbus, i'm hannah james, back to you. >> and some lawmakers are

proposing bills that would either limit or all out ban members of congress from trading stocks. joe khalil has the latest from washington. >> now, retired senator jim inhofe sold about $750,000 worth of stops. then senator richard burr sold more than 1.6 million worth. and senator dianne feinstein unloaded as much as 6.4 million all within 1, 2, week span. coincidence. you really it came just days before the pandemic would take the economy and crushed the markets. but after all of the senators got classified briefings about what was coming, former senator kelli leffler who not only dumped millions in stock during that same 2 week period. she and her husband then bought nearly $250,000 of stock in citrix, a company that makes remote work from home software. and so one day chip roy and i were talking, we're talking on the house floor. we're both

expressing are discussed. and we said, you know, this ought to not be legal. this ought to be illegal. >> congresswoman abigail spanberger of virginia, democrat and chip roy, texas republican want to ban members of congress from buying and selling stock altogether. they say lawmakers consistently get market moving information before everyone else and can cash in like they did during the pandemic. members of congress bought. >> u.s. stocks clorox and in june and various different pharmaceutical companies. on the other side of the capitol, senator josh hawley says it's basically a legal version of insider trading. the truth is that a lot of the information that members of congress get isn't technically insider information. but yet it's still really beneficial. if you want to try to make a buck on the stock market spanberger and holly's bills, band members, spouses and dependent children as well from investing for reasons like this in march of 2020, the wife of former congressman alan lowenthal sold all her

boeing shares. >> just one day before the house committee, he sits on disclosed damaging information on the boeing 7.37. jets. >> all right. our pam moore takes us inside a special exhibit in oakland featuring activist angela davis. as we activist angela davis. as we continue our when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck, that's when you know, it's half-washed. downy has 7 benefits that condition and smooth fibers so clothes look newer, longer. feel the difference with downy.

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>> california could soon have an official state mushroom. how about that? last month, an

assembly bill was introduced requesting the california golden shed to roll. as you can see there on your screen to be the official mushroom of our state. who knew there was such a thing right? the motion was chosen in a poll by the california institute. for biodiversity. the one with around 39% of the vote. wonder what some of the other options were. dave, maybe fungus, bacteria or something went on. >> here's a look at high temperatures going on for today. we've got some of the upper 60's up there in the north bay navy scratching near about 70 show cup today because winter is coming back next week. we'll be tracking next week. we'll be tracking

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an idea about how we're really flipping the season's again. again, reminder that february still course winter storm tracker 4 little the way. some high cloudiness, a chilly start to the day. we'll warm it up in the afternoon. well into the 60's. here are the numbers right now. we see a lot of lower to middle 30's up there in the north bay east bay, the same deal as well. 40 going on for hayward at this hour. 39, even for half moon bay. 47 meanwhile, for san francisco, the long-range forecast, that's where it's all happening again today. not too bad tomorrow. yes, some scattered clouds, but we get to around wednesday. that's after the winds on tuesday. and here it comes not a whole lot. the way of moisture. it doesn't look like with it. but cold cold air. this is coming in a loft sort as the marine layer to kind of contend with. that's a nice little shield for us around the immediate bay and along the coast. although the higher elevations still could pick up snow with this going on there you see the indications going on even along those coastal areas. you saw some colors ation there that shows you how cold that air is upstairs. and also when you get over the east bay

hills, no marine layer is getting out there. so those snow levels can really get really, really low. we'll see what happens. we get a little closer now. the big issue here as we get a break next weekend, a couple days and there are more moisture drops to the south. it doesn't look to be as cold as its predecessor, although the mountain snows will continue up in the mountains in it looks like this is actually juice here. then we're getting towards this week of the 4 zone forecast this sunday about 61, san francisco. not a lot of movement happening to the coast or even of the peninsula here. 63 for burning gain to the south mid 60's, starting to move a little bit as we see in the south bay to 66 milpitas and also san jose east bay shoreline, mid 60's inland kind of matching that a little bit. looking at 66 for walnut creek. 66 for concord. 62, meanwhile, for berkeley with a around 63, 67, napa's little bit of movement happening up here in the north bay. finally and maybe 6 to 9 or so. santa rosa, probably one day of this tomorrow may be somewhat similar. but

tuesday, you'll start to feel the change happening. call winds working here, scattered clouds, another drop wednesday, thursday. while 46 there again. remember when you're cut off of that marine layer, the snow levels may be felt near the surface here. we've got 30's going on for those inland lows and at the coast that's going into the 40's. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> and as we continue to celebrate black history month, the oakland museum of california is hosting a special exhibit about activist, author and educator angela davis. the exhibit strives to personalize your story of activism, which still resonates to this day. kron four's pam moore takes us on a tour. >> if serious about to being advocates of of freedom, we have to be real and to struggle. and i'm very happy that i've participated movements that done that. >> he's the tide a new level of understanding to the activism of angela davis.

still bursting is the museum project lead? when you look at the content of this exhibition, you see that there are a lot of images of angela and we know her from her afro, her image as an icon. but i think we really want to peel back the layers on who she is as a person and not just as an icon, a key to doing that is this 2019 museum interview with the davis museum felt hearing her perspective as she is now in her 70's gives visitors a deeper view of who she is, particularly as an important figure in oakland. angela lives here in oakland has lived here for a long time. this a reflection clinton is and i think we really wanted this exhibit 2. >> not only humanize angela davis, have visitors understand that they could continue to connect with the social justice issues that angela fights for. i was once on the fbi's 10 most wanted list. a. >> and ended up spending time and jails in new and marin

county san jose. all of the the the existing that the president of the u.s., the governor california, head of the fbi, they will all. >> of re against me. >> angela davis grew up in and activists family in jim crow, alabama. she grew politically and the turbulence of the 1960's, a member of the communist party in 1970, police said a sandra fell courtroom shooting was with guns registered to her. she went into hiding was later arrested that instigated a call for her freedom that exploded around the world. >> so 95% of this collection is yours. yes. lisbeth tellepsen has a 40 year friendship with davis and thousands of pieces chronically her life. >> author of the book by the

same name. she is the exhibit archivist. among the highlights, the relationship between art and activism. this piece here from france >> illustrates that this was a global movement, you know, to free political prisoners in eye of the world was on the u.s.. the exhibit links davis's year. plus time in jail with informing her battle against mass incarceration and its connection to slavery. >> in 1972, ultimately an all-white jury in marin county find her not guilty on all counts could to black political activist get a fair trial in this country? >> angeles, one of the few wins, you know, we have to celebrate our victories. this is the kind of exhibit where you will want to come and spend some quality time. not just for was on the wall, but also for the scores of documents and articles and photographs that will make you want to linger and absorb and

maybe even drum up some of your own memories. >> such as videos of the era, including the court case. a surprise discovery by bay area tv host and comic come out alter it's dangerous and a speech reenactment by oakland activists, cat brooks. >> she's an extraordinary role model. i think her life is extremely important. not only for what she's done, that what she continues to do and what she represents is a model for future activist. and i think it's our job to do. >> the word today that is not so much going to achieve the final goals that we might be imagining a. but that will keep those goals alive. >> well, the museum says there's been a tremendous response to their exhibit sees

the time so far. that exhibit does run until june. 11th. meantime, davis continues her work as a distinguished professor emerita at uc santa cruz. and we have an entire section on our website dedicated to black history month. all you have to do is scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to that part of our website. well, you can learn more about pam said coverage and other stories we've been working on for you. known as a loving parent. known for lessons that matter. known for lessons that matter. known for being a free spirit. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer, fda-approved for 16 types of cancer. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer, where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" gene.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday. we're covering a lot of news for you today. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr 70. good morning. good morning, everybody. and started things off. a nice blue skies over towards the east bay. as you can see in off to the distance blue bay blue skies and we'll keep that up for today. maybe sprayed by some high cloudiness, though.

>> i grant that upper 30's going on up there in the north bay. we're covered this afternoon. 35 meanwhile, for livermore, some lower 40's off to oakland and also in hayward, give you a contrast to 24 hours ago were a couple degrees actually ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. in some cases, almost half a dozen degrees or so. that's going help us make those highs later on for today. can start off with too much of a whole. and there we have the up high cloudiness. you can see from traffic up in the northwest. now, ultimately this blocking high will give way. and then we'll finally start to see the system's dropping in from the northwest. the bigger issue with it will be the cooler temperatures. not a lot of moisture with it, though. 64 by mid-afternoon again, some high cloudiness to make note of, although some scratch near about 70 or so enjoy today and tomorrow as we'll have old man winter back again for the balance next week. we'll be talking about and the bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> breaking news this morning out of the east bay and early morning fire in san lorenzo injured 2 people kron four's.

justin campbell is live at the scene with more on what we're learning this morning. justin. >> yes, stephanie, we know their fire chief told us last night that those 2 people were elderly and they suffered some burn injuries were not sure to the extent and they were taken to the hospital. but behind me, as you can see, there is a fire investigator here. he tells me that this fire started in the living room. take a look at the video that we have from last night. ripped entirely through this house. this house is a total loss. one cat died. a dog is this morning. neighbors are waking up and they're looking to see this house. they're wondering exactly what happened asking about their neighbors. but take a listen to exactly what the fire chief said last night. >> you got on scene. they had a lot of smoke show. he was some fire coming out of house with a look how the site. >> that most of the downstairs. >> they don't expect arson and they're not exactly sure what

caused the fire. all we know right now is it started some where in the living room and no update yet on the 2 elderly people taken to the hospital with the sun was here this once we get a chance to check back with the fire department, we would like to see how they are doing will pass that information along to you. for now. we're live here in san lorenzo. justin campbell kron, 4 news. all right, justin, thank you. >> and more breaking news this time out of the south bay. 2 deadly crashes happened early this morning. at least one person is dead after a crash on highway 101 in san jose. this is south of story road. it happened around 4.20, this morning. you saw just moments ago, a pit red pickup truck completely flipped over on its roof. and you can see another car here up against the center divider. chp closed down northbound lanes for about 2 hours and the area. all traffic. it's the roadway has been reopened to since then. again, this happened on highway 101, in san jose. in

about 30 minutes later, another deadly accident. this one on highway 87 just south of curtner avenue. the chp saying this collision involved a vehicle and a pedestrian. this happening just before 5 this morning, we have reached out to chp for more information on both of these collisions. all lanes are now back open and we will keep you updated on any new developments. should they arise this morning? one person is dead after a tesla slammed into a fire truck on i 6 day early saturday morning. the crash happened near the treat boulevard off-ramp in walnut creek around 04:00am fire crews say their truck was blocking lanes in order to tow a car from the previous accident. the driver of the tesla died. chp says a passenger was pulled from the tesla and rushed to the hospital with major injuries. 4 firefighters also had to be taken to the hospital. no word yet on if the tesla was running on driver assistance, technology or if drugs or alcohol were a factor in this crash.

>> and also in the east bay, a car loses control and crashes into an oakland home, injuring 2 children. this happened near circle and redwood road after 5 saturday night. emergency crews say the car struck a gas meter, sparking thisrfire that you're watching right here. the 2 children involved suffered minor injuries. 2 homes were affected by the flames, but officials say there is no danger to the public at this time. and a hit and run in oakland left 2 people seriously injured. it happened yesterday around noon near 34th avenue and international boulevard >> police say they got calls of a pickup truck hitting 2 people. the victims are identified only so far as a girl and a woman. at last check, the girl is in stable condition and the woman is in critical but also stable condition. anyone with information about the crash is asked to please call oakland police. now to developing news. jimmy carter, the oldest living former president has

chosen to spend his final days of life in hospice care at his home in plains, georgia. rachel menitoff has more. >> former u.s. president jimmy carter is in hospital care at his georgia home. the charity created by the 98 year-old former president said on twitter today that after a series of short hospital stays, carter has decided to spend his remaining time at home with his family and receive hospice care instead of additional medical intervention. he asked for privacy at this time and said he is grateful for the concern shown by his many admirers. right now the specifics of his condition are not yet known. carter, a democrat became the 39th president when he defeated former president gerald ford in 1976, he served a single term after he was defeated by republican ronald reagan. in 1980, he stepped into the role after watergate helping the nation heal from scandal and he brokered the camp david accords in 1978 with egyptian president anwar

sadat and israeli prime minister menachem begun. political analyst matt klink says carter is probably best known for what he's been doing after he was president than what he did during his presidency. he was an incredible act of this for peace. >> he was invited around the world to monitor elections and make sure they were held up to a democratic standards and countries around the world. the former president founded the carter center along with his wife, rosalynn, with a mission to advance world peace and health. he also volunteered for habitat for humanity that's been especially good for vegas. just wait >> i have been my head still came in label to join all of you in and got a very wonderful thing for all of his efforts. carter to come, the nobel peace prize in 2002, this is a man who was accomplished. so many incredible things in his life. his family deserves, though, his don't few remaining days or weeks that they have with him. >> and that was rachel

menitoff reporting for us this morning. >> state senator scott wiener of san francisco sharing his thoughts on twitter about this news riding godspeed. jimmy carter, as you enter hospice, you are truly one of the best and american treasure. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. gas prices are getting higher in the bay area. we break down the numbers for you after the break. and thank you. bianca states is to a special spot where she says you can expand your mind and your palate. >> all this and more coming up.

>> that prices are creeping back up again as spring approaches. prices are now the highest they've been since december 6 of last year. the highest prices in the b%y area can be found in napa where a gallon of regular will cost you 4.97. the lowest in the bay area are in solano county where the average price is 4.65 a gallon of gas in san francisco is going for 4.86 statewide. the average prices for 73 up from 4.43. about a month ago. the national average is 3.41. up from 3.28. a month ago. and northbound lanes on i-680, between soon on pleasanton and alameda county are closed and it will stay that way through the end of presidents day weekend,

caltrans crews are working to repair and replace sections of the highway that roadway does reopen tuesday morning. southbound lanes will not be affected. also happening now, a reminder for east bay, bart riders. the transit agency says some trains will not run this weekend. crews are replacing more than 7,000 feet of rail between the raw courage in lafayette stations. there will be a free bus bridge in place, but riders are being told to expect delays of up to 30 minutes. >> and enjoy your sunday today. we'll look at plenty of 60's going on for highs today. well, inland even scratching near about 70 or so. but it looks like winter weather is coming our way next week. we'll have a look at your forecast. kron 4 morning news. get welcome back to kron 4

morning news. good morning, everybody. in kind of a little bit of a spring-like day, we'll see the sunday soak up more of this to come. blue skies being sprayed by some in the way, some high cloudiness. but on balance, not too bad for february, seeing all the 60's. there you see the cloud referring to way up towards the north. it's all that traffic in the northwest. >> not going to directly impact us yet. temperature check for you. a lot of 30's up there in the north bay. 35 for livermore. lower 40's along the east bay shoreline. fremont still at a chilly. 35 so morning. hours are chilly. we make up for the afternoon.

now the fog cast. i want to give you a little whisper. what's happening. everything we're going to be showing you here is almost like the movie trailers. they can view for their show. this coming up. you've got to see type thing. all right. so here's what's going on with the fog just to show you the marine layer not much is happening today or really so much tomorrow morning. but it's when we get into tuesday morning at the east bay shoreline. start to pick some of that up a little bit. that's not unusual with the system coming in from our northwest. it welcomes in that marine layer. here's what happens on future cast for again. we for this to tomorrow morning. all right. we'll have some scattered clouds in the afternoon tomorrow. then tueeday gets more interesting by 04:30am, but it's still yet to develop. let's get to those winds. again, we're starting things off on monday because it's relatively uneventful today. a little bit of a breeze going on monday. some scattered clouds, as we just talked about, waiting, waiting tuesday morning. here you go. there's a line up of some of those winds here. it's going to be into tuesday afternoon will really start to get those wins. this may cause some type of the national weather service may have a posting on

advisory perhaps later on. but this all together and tax free here. we've got high clouds today, mild inland 60's, a few 70's, maybe here and there early in the week, scattered clouds on monday, but mild now tuesday, breezy cold showers develop by wednesday and latter portion of the week. not always a cold rain. snow levels get pushed down. freeze level may drop below 1000 feet and work kind of watching little bit inland because you don't have the consolation of the marine layer that keeps the surface very temper. it. you don't have that effect is much inland. so that may push lower snow levels to happen. here's where incubator for our next storm system will be in the gulf of alaska. somewhat typical with winter type systems for us. 61, san francisco, 64 for oakland, 66 san jose member. all these other storms. we had all the wet systems. they were from the lower latitudes of a lot of moisture. this is coming from the north and every bit cold upper 60's up there in the north bay. enjoy your spring time sunday, 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> to national news now we head to georgia where 9 miners

were shot friday night at a shell gas station. hannah james has the latest. >> 5, 12, 13, 14, 15 17. those are the ages of the 9 children injured in a friday night shooting at a shell gas station on warm springs road over a dozen law enforcement officials responded to the scene from both the columbus police department in muskogee county sheriff's office. >> columbus police chief ready blackman tells news outlets to shooting stems from an altercation that took place at a par know what children and position. and what i want to say to everyone. this makes you. we get involved and work

to communicate how to piece of rizzo. differences of opinion. how to resolve come from. without result. it's a good >> evidence markers at the scene indicated rounds were fired in multiple areas around the gas station. blackmon says the youngest victim, a 5 year-old boy was at the gas station with a family member when he got caught in the crossfire. this epidemic that is sweeping our nation of this lack of maturity mental acuity to be able to make a decision some of these young people's part. >> just get tired of seeing folks would the disagreement argument or maybe even a fist fight. they think they have to reach for a gun and go to deadly force. that's that's just that's just got to stop. we have find ways community reclaim our young people. >> city plans to do just that.

>> the young people that refused to take advantage of the organizations of the programs that are out there to prove themselves gives give themselves an opportunity to really line. and they want to stay on the street committing crimes. then it becomes public safety responsibility. catch him, lock him for as long you can. >> reporting from columbus, i'm hannah james, back to you. >> services happened saturday for 2 of the students killed in the mass shooting at michigan state university. 20 year-old sophomore brian fraser was laid to rest in grosse pointe farms, michigan, a few miles away. funeral services unfolded for 20 year-old alex verner 19 year-old junior ariel anderson will be laid to rest next week. 5 more students were injured in the attack on monday. the motive for the shooting is still under investigation. meantime, classes are set to resume monday at michigan state. the school ed student athletes can ease back into activities at their own comfort level. starting this weekend,

officials say hundreds of students have already gotten council counseling services. residents of an eastern ohio going back home 2 weeks after the train derailment that spilled dangerous toxic chemicals in the area. rich mchugh has more on the fallout in east palestine, ohio and pennsylvania. so we're in the kennel this morning. i'm picking up some supplies we left. i went home to take it to home. >> i went back to the place are being evacuated, keeling swartzwelder and her boyfriend, chris, after being evacuated. >> came back home today, but she says she broke out in a rash almost instantly. i addressed to get into the shower and i had a rash all over the side of my face on both sides all over my. just take a look at these photos of her this morning after coming back on her property, the rash all over her face, neck and chest. my boyfriend, chris, also had a rash on his left side. and i mean to to this moment right now, i have just a really low grade, constant

headache. they live nearly a mile from the derailment where norfolk southern released the toxins into the air 2 weeks ago. but their issues clearly persist. but with fema finally coming in with all the focus directed at east palestine, these folks say they're forgotten because they live just over the state line in pennsylvania that feels like nobody gives a be beyond us. they, too, were forced to evacuate my life as a. >> 30's. 38 37 weeks pregnant this friday and >> she's going to be induced. and it's a little scary because you can't drink the water. unable to get our water tested because we're not a priority. as of now. don't know what my newborn son is going to come home to. and while the governor of ohio and others have said repeatedly the air and water is safe. >> it's clear that some of the toxins have taken hold. >> and that was rich mchugh reporting for us this morning. still ahead on the kron 4

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welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. let's check in with dave sphar for a look at the conditions out doors today. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and blue skies also prevail around the golden gate bridge will the wet high cloudiness that i referenced earlier to make note of it. a

little chilly, though. still up in the north bay is looking at 37 santa rosa. and when you consider going to climb more than 30 degrees for an afternoon high today, potentially. 35 coming in from livermore. and most of the readings are in the 40's, although some 50's poking out here bit antioch and also san francisco coming in at 51 winds are pretty much calm. the single digits and that won't be much of an issue. doesn't look like for president's day, but then my tuesday things will start to change on us and we'll start to get that feel of the change of seasons. really. there's a high cloudiness from the traffic up in the northwest. our system is still in the gulf of alaska. the breakdown today again, noting the high cloudiness in the afternoon, temperatures on balance inland will be mid 60's or so get into the upper 60's. although again, a possibility of poking through to about 70. but this gives you the contrast the next several days monday, not too much. but tuesday here come the winds and we're not done cooling down from that point. it's kind of an interesting series of systems we're getting on with much colder air, a walk through all of that coming up with you in

a bit along with the 4 zone forecast, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a street vendor brutally beaten outside the sapd center in san jose is speaking out that now viral attack was captured on cell phone video kron four's gayle ong spoke with the victim. >> that street vendor is recovering at home. he says he is still in pain and the suspect is still out there. >> cell phone video captured the moment. rick hahn go was brutally kicked in the face outside the s ap center in san jose. says before the beating he had a disagreement with the suspected attacker hit. that may have been couple had the for you. >> and now you're supposed to we had go free soda. and i thought and i can do it as an argument ensued, the suspect threw beer on his face and on his grill. he says the suspect left and then returned. he came from behind huge mia. >> what's going to face for congo went to the hospital that night. he suffered a broken nose, black eye, swollen face and a bad headache. san jose police say

the incident happened thursday night just before 11. 45 congo and his wife are selling hot dogs after a concert. it's very heartbreaking. so. it is it's a loss of words. similar witnessed the attack and captured it on cell phone video that i wouldn't record of. this would have just been something to the and the man gone. how with, you know, groups all over his face in a statement to kron 4 s ap center management says >> safety at as ap center events continues to be our top priority. we continue to actively communicate with city officials to ensure that public spaces outside of the arena, our safe for all guests, we will continue to prioritize this issue until an advocate solution is reached. recall goes now left with a high hospital bill. he has no health insurance and will be out of work to recover a moment of what it is bend and it needs to. >> either i was bit from for anybody. >> and the victim says he is grateful for the bystanders and witnesses who helped that night. san jose police say the

incident has been assigned to an investigator in the newsroom. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, hundreds headed to seacliff state beach and up to saturday to clean up debris after last month's devastating storms. the weather caused millions of dollars in damages as kron four's. philippe djegal reports the popular pier there is on its last lakes. >> the pier here at seacliff state beach was all but destroyed during last month's storms. what's left of it? >> no longer reaches the ss palo alto. large waves tore it down piece by piece. what is left of it will be removed by the end of the month. that very sad to see it go is this so many and you know, every every week we would come down and see people and >> it became a real community and that so look at kinds of missions. word of the piers impending demolition and need to clean up the beach. drew a large response saturday. >> families were encouraged to bring their own buckets, gloves and trash grabbers to

remove anything in the sand. >> harmful to the environment we've been seeing so much trash for the last month. and so it is it's wonderful to see all the people come out and help clean up the microplastics. the big pieces of cannes last month. president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capital a in santa cruz county, both pledging funds for the recovery effort locally. the nonprofit friends of santa cruz, state parks has raised more than $46,000 to clean up and restore the on saturday. family sharing memories of the by writing messages that will be posted on driftwood and eventually display that sunday, not a visitor center. the fact here is going to be going is but it feels really festive here today. people come out by the hundreds to help with cleanup and to say their farewell to the pier, to share their memories, to photos, to share with their kids. >> and it's it's a really

great day. the picnic area bathrooms and seawall role so badly damaged during the storms. it will be weeks if not months before this area returns back to normal. but this community is determined to make that happen. >> not toss philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> napa state senator introduced a bill they say would improve how harassment and violence cases are resolved on california state university campuses if passed, the measure would add additional oversight over cases. senator bill dodd introduced the bill in response to numerous reported harassment and violence cases on csu campuses in recent years. if the bill is passed, those schools would be required to share the outcomes of k settlements on their websites and report them to the legislature. california could soon have an official state mushroom last month. an assembly bill was introduced requesting the california golden schenn terrell to be the official mushroom of the state of california. how about

that? well, the mushroom was chosen in a pool by the california institute. for biodiversity. the center l one with around 39% of the vote. after taking hundreds of photos when videos with a samsung s to 3 ultra rich demuro has the results of his camera and video tests does a $200 megapixel lens make this $1200 phone worth it? he takes a first bin. >> there are 3 versions of samsung's new smart phone, but it's really the top of the line model. the s 23 ultra. that pushes the envelope with new features, including a 200 megapixel camera. here's how it did in my tests. >> to test the samsung galaxy s 23 ultra. i captured 501 photos and 175 videos on a combination of coasts. this is the most feature packed android phone. $1200 can buy it as a big design. that's a

bit easier to hold. thanks to more squared off edges. a bright 6.8 inch screen stylus and excellent battery life. >> but you're probably wondering, how's the new 200 megapixel camera? it's very good and packed with more ways to capture than you'll ever need. but it doesn't always get everything right on the first snap. here's a 200 megapixel shot. you can zoom in real close, but day to day you'll be taking more sensible. 12 megapixel photos. there are lenses for culture, wide, regular and even macro shots. plus, up to 10 times optical zoom and 100 times digital zoom. >> 100 >> times is more of a party trick than practical low light photos. look nice and bright, but pictures of people can sometimes look to washed out. outdoor images always pop, but the camera can struggle with low like selfies. hold still for best results. >> video and good lighting is excellent, although sometimes it can look flat. torture mode

is professional level portrait. video is even more fun with lots of creative style options. regular video is very stable. there's even a toggle to make it steadier. there are so many unique ways to use the camera system on this device. this is called directors view. it lets you record both the front and the rear facing cameras. >> all at the same time overall, you love flexing the features built into this camera and phone. >> the samsung galaxy s 23 ultra is best. if you love lots of options and actually using them. >> since his camera setup is new for samsung. i can bet that the photos and videos will only get better as the software is polished with future updates. if you want to read my full review of the samsung galaxy s 23 ultra. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a local lawmaker

introduces a measure aimed at tac tackling harassment on california state university campuses. and our pam moore takes us inside a special exhibit in oakland featuring exhibit in oakland featuring activist david angela davis. ♪♪ allergies don't have to be scary. (screaming) defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good!

>> the most of his usually don't just go to a museum to eat. but according to our vicki liviakis, if you're in oakland, you might want to do just that. does not look delicious. well, this morning

on dine and dish, she takes us inside town fare cafe. >> take a trip to the open museum in. you can really get your field. so once you're satisfied your curiosity here at the museum, going to want to your appetite. town fare cafe is a restaurant inside the museum. welcome to town there, jeff. michelle mcqueen brings her culinary skills to town. fair in what she calls cultural all i know is from scratch. and you feel that in the 2, i always tell people you couldn't love into the food. it gives you love back. >> with this is like southern grandma's cooking name prince. grants. it's a real family friendly atmosphere something satisfy just about everybody on u.s. southern fried chicken with mac and and honey, cornbread and red beans and we

are seeing the strength in we have some double as a right to double that. the tulsa, sesame seeds. >> i have a few extra things the bright and airy restaurant is open for inside as well as outdoor dining county fair serves up wines and spirits mostly from black owned businesses. >> there's a big brunch on weekends and you can head straight to the cafe without getting a ticket to the museum. but hey, why miss out on the doubletree come enjoy the museum. come see the exhibit can have a great meal can spend time with your family and friends. we'd love to have you in oakland, %icki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> and a little flavor of spring going on for today. as we see temperatures reach their about 70 holding on a monday and presidents day. but after the holiday, we take a dive and winter comes back a dive and winter comes back a look at that forecast. a bit ♪♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks for sticking with us. taking a live look right now at really looks like a beautiful day to fly. not many that can be seen in this live shot. and we can see planes making their way down the runway there. very nice. yeah. no delays to. so that's good news. in the holiday weekend, maybe still some people in some travels. >> good news for today. not too bad. things change in the next week, setting up in the mountains. just somebody there's the falls that you can see. but the same thing for tahoe eyeballing these next

series of storms. obviously they're going to get some snow from this, although quantitatively, not a lot, but we can see the temperatures fall in tandem for tomorrow. 49. 41 tuesday wednesday. 23 and it keeps falling after that to finish off the week. today will just be spread by some high cloudiness today, just like yesterday, although i think we'll see a little bit more sun today. then yesterday's effort temperature check for years. still chilly up here in the north bay, santa rosa and napa both checking in about 37 30 degrees will be their climb from this point. maybe even a little better than that. any at 50. 52, san francisco and lower 40's along the east bay shoreline, although fremont at 39, let's watch this week into motion. it's going to be an interesting one at freezing. it just starts here. so basically on tuesday night through wednesday is when the event really gets going of their first precipitation comes our way freezing here when it's very involved there you see along the coast and now the the resolution of this is very, very low, of course. but i just kind of pointing out that the computer models

are higher elevation, boom, boom, boom, boom. just show you how low the snow level. the freeze line will be fairly fairly low with all that to get you get to the east bay, you've got cut off in marine layer. so the stick saw sticks around a little bit. it looks like by the weekend that should depart. give us a break until the next series of systems not as cold come our way to finish off or get into the early part of march. your 4 zone forecast for this sunday. 61 san francisco at the coast will do about 60 to upper 50's 63 for burlingame. 64 foster city. 66 for palo alto in the south bay. upper 60's said hand here. we're seeing mid 60's east bay shoreline. pretty much mirrored inland a little bit. 66 going on for walnut creek fairfield at 67 vacaville 68. so some of those or isil pop inland. 67 for napa and santa rosa at 69. let's do it. not too bad to start off monday at 68 58 by tuesday, there's a sign things are changing into the 40's for highs thursday

and friday and chilly overnight lows to to watch out for some 30's and 40's along the coast. but this is something we're going to be watching again. we'll kick this off with some winds on to state stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> and as we continue to celebrate black history month, the oakland museum of california is hosting an exhibit about activist, author and educator angela davis. this exhibit strives to personalize her story of activism, which still resonates to this day. kron four's pam moore takes us on a tour. >> if serious about to being advocates of of freedom, we have to be real and to struggle. and i'm very happy that i've participated in movements that done that. >> sees the tide a new level of understanding to the activism of davis. silverstein is the museum project lead. when you look at the content of this exhibition, you see that there are a lot of images of angela and we know her from her afro, her image as an

icon. but i think we really want to peel back the layers on who she is as a person and not just as an icon, a key to doing that is this 2019 museum interview with the davis museum felt hearing her perspective as she is now in her 70's gives visitors a deeper view of who she is, particularly as an important figure in oakland. angela lives here in oakland has lived here for a long time. this a reflection clinton is and i think we really wanted this exhibit 2. >> not only humanize angela davis, have visitors understand that they could continue to connect with. >> the social justice issues that angela fights for. i was once on the fbi's 10 most wanted list. a. >> and ended up spending time and jails in new and marin county san jose. all of the

the the existing powers that that the president of the u.s., the governor of california, head of the fbi, they will all. >> of re against me. >> angela davis grew up in and activists family in jim crow, alabama. she grew politically in the turbulence of the 1960's, a member of the communist party in 1970, police said a sandra fell courtroos shooting was with guns registered to her. she went into hiding was later arrested that instigated a call for her freedom that exploded around the world. >> so 95% of this collection is yours. >> yes, lisbeth tellepsen has a 40 year friendship with davis and thousands of pieces chronically her life. author of the book by the same name. she is the exhibit archivist. among the highlights, the relationship between art and activism. this piece here from france

>> illustrates that this was a global movement, you know, to free political prisoners in eye of the world was on the u.s.. the exhibit links davis's year. plus time in jail with informing her battle against mass incarceration and its connection to slavery. >> in 1972, ultimately an all white jury in marin county find her not guilty on all counts. could to black political activist get a fair trial in this country? >> angeles, one of the few wins. you know, we have to celebrate our victories. this is the kind of exhibit where you will want to come and spend some quality time. not just for was on the wall, but also for the scores of documents and articles and >> photographs that will make you want to linger and absorb and maybe even drum up some of your own memories. >> such as videos of the era, including the court case. a surprise discovery by bay area

tv host and comic come out. alter it you year. >> it's dangerous. >> and a speech re-enactment by oakland activists, cat brooks. >> she's an extraordinary role model. i think her life is extremely important. not only for what she's done, but what she continues to do and what she represents is a model for future activist. and i think it's our job to do. >> the word today that is not so much going to achieve the final goals that we might be imagining a. but that will keep those goals alive. >> and the museum says that exhibit will run until june 11th. meantime, we have an entire section on our website dedicated to black history month. all you have to do is scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to that part of our directly to that part of our

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>> welcome back austria. researchers say that dogs can discern human intentions. the study tracked the reactions of 96 dogs presented with 2 different situations. as you can see, a human offering food. but then clumsily dropping it and then a human offering food, but then taking it away in a playful manner. in both scenarios, the dog did not receive the food, but in

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. we're covering a lot for you this morning. let's kick things off with a look at the weather with dave spahr payday. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and mostly sunny skies over the way of some high cloudiness here. little bit of an offshore wind by the flags. you will notice there.

but on balance, looks like a pretty good sunday for you. >> a little flavor of spring. maybe hold on to that for the holiday on the monday temperature check for you. got 54 antioch up in the north bay. funny graduate into the 40's with everybody else here. upper 40's along the east bay shoreline, san carlos. i see there. 47 45 palo alto win. 43 for livermore and tri valley. a contrast to 24 hours ago. we're a couple degrees ahead of yesterday's effort. we need that boost to get some of those forecast highs pushing to near 70. what a far cry it's going to be from just a couple days from now. here's the high cloudiness that we're getting from basically traffic up in the northwest. and ultimately there will be some meat behind this as we get a trough dropping south by tuesday with really an oath to it and cold air 62 by 1 o'clock by 4.64. ish or so with some upper 60's to be had with this to again, noting some of that high cloudiness might thicken up a little bit in the afternoon and we'll hold on to this to monday again. but it gets real interesting in the next week. we're still kind of piecing

everything together, but i suspect we'll be having some statements as we get into early next week. stephanie. thank you, james. >> breaking news this morning out of the east bay in early morning fire in san lorenzo injured 2 people. well for justin campbell is live for us at the scene with more on what he's learned. justin. >> yes, stephanie, good morning. we're learning more. the fire chief says the 2 people, the grandparents were injured badly. third-degree burns are still in the hospital, unfortunately. now here is the latest on what we know of what happened in this fire. we know that a cat died. a dog is spoke to investing. >> ok, it sounds we may last justin's mike there. he's going to work on a patching that up were able to get him back later on in the show. we'll try to get him back here. all right. now to our next story. breaking news out

of the south bay. 2 deadly crashes early this morning. at least one person is dead after a crash on highway 101 in san jose. this is south of story road. it happened around 4.20, this morning. you saw it just right moments ago that what looks like a red pickup truck flipped on its roof. you can see another car up against the center divider. chp closed down the northbound lanes for about 2 hours. it has since reopened this morning. again, this happened on highway 101 in san jose. in about 30 minutes after that initial crash, there was another deadly collision. this one on highway 87 just south of curtner avenue. the chp saying the accident involved a vehicle and a pedestrian. this happened just before 5 this morning. we reached out to chp for more information on both of these accidents. all lanes are now back open and we'll keep you updated on any of late-breaking developments that should come up later this morning. and one person is dead after a tesla slammed into a fire truck on i-680, early saturday morning. that

crash happening near the treat boulevard off-ramp in walnut creek around 04:00am fire crews say their truck was blocking lanes in order to tow a car that been in an earlier accident. as you can see. well, the driver of the tesla died. chp says a passenger was pulled from the tesla and rushed to the hospital with major injuries. 4 firefighters also had to be taken to the hospital. no word yet on if the tesla was running on driver assisted technology or if drugs or alcohol were a factor in this crash. also in the east bay, a car loses control and crashes into an oakland home, injuring 2 children. this happened near serino circle and redwood road after 5 saturday night. emergency crews say the car struck a gas meter, sparking a fire. the 2 children involved suffered minor injuries. 2 homes were affected by the flames, but officials say there's no danger to the public at this time. a hit and run in oakland left 2 people

seriously injured. it happened yesterday around noon near 34th avenue and international boulevard. police say they got calls of a pickup truck hitting 2 people. the victims are identified only so far as a girl and a woman at last check, the girls in stable condition and the woman is in critical but stable condition. anyone with information about this crash is asked to please call oakland police. now to developing news. jimmy carter, the oldest living former president has chosen to spend his final days of life in hospice care at his home in plains, georgia. our rachel menitoff has more on the announcement. >> former u.s. president jimmy carter is in hospital care at his georgia home. the charity created by the 98 year-old former president said on twitter today that after a series of short hospital stays, carter has decided to spend his remaining time at home with his family and receive hospice care instead of additional medical intervention. he asked for privacy at this time and said

he is grateful for the concern shown by his many admirers. right now the specifics of his condition are not yet known. carter, a democrat became the 39th president when he defeated former president gerald ford in 1976, he served a single term after he was defeated by republican ronald reagan. in 1980, he stepped into the role after watergate helping the nation heal from scandal and he brokered the camp david accords in 1978 with egyptian president anwar sadat and israeli prime minister menachem begun. political analyst matt klink says carter is probably best known for what he's been doing after he was president than what he did during his presidency. he was ane acof thi peace. >> he was invited around the world to monitor elections and make sure they were held up to a democratic standards and countries around the world. the former president founded the carter center along with his wife, rosalynn, with a mission to advance world peace

and health. he also volunteered for habitat for humanity that's been especially good for vegas. just wait >> i have been my head still came in label to join all of you in and got a very wonderful thing for all of his efforts. carter to come, the nobel peace prize in 2002, this is a man who was accomplished. so many incredible things in his life. his family deserves, though, his don't few remaining days or weeks that they have with him. >> and that was rachel menitoff reporting for us this morning. state senator scott wiener of san francisco sharing his thoughts on twitter about the news friday. godspeed. jimmy carter, as you enter hospice, you're truly one of the best and american treasure. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, gas prices are getting higher in the bay area. >> we break down the numbers for you after the break. plus, some south bay community college students could qualify for free tuition. more on the new bill tackling the issue of financial aid in just a moment. in the east bay, the

oakland police department will have additional resources out tonight to tackle illegal sideshows. >> officers issued a reminder that sideshows are illegal and any participating vehicle can be towed and seized with a 30 day. hold. gas prices are

creeping back up again as spring approaches. price is now the highest they've been since december 6 of last year. the highest prices can be found in napa here in the bay area where a gallon of regular will cost you 4.97. the lowest prices are in solano county where the average is 4.65 a gallon of gas in san francisco will cost you 4.86 statewide. the average is 4.73 up from 4.43. a month ago. national average is 3.41. up from 3.28. a month ago. and northbound lanes on i-680, between soon. all in pleasanton in alameda county are closed and will stay that way through the end of presidents day weekend, caltrans crews are working to repair and replace sections of the highway that roadway reopens tuesday morning. southbound lanes will not be affected. also happening now, a reminder for east bay, bart riders. the transit agency says some trains will not run this weekend. crews are

replacing more than 7,000 feet of rail between the raw courage in lafayette stations. there will be a free bus bridge in place, but riders are being told to expect delays up to 30 minutes. >> and a pretty sweet sunday in store for us today is high temperatures in the upper 60's near about 70 or so little in the way. some high cloudiness got a hold on to this nice spring-like weather somewhat tomorrow. but things things change in the next week. we'll talk about the kron. 4 morning talk about the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> after taking hundreds of photos and videos with the samsung has to 3 ultra. our rich demero has the results of his camera and video test. the question here is does a 200 mix of megapixel lens make this $1200 phone worth? it. he takes that for a spin for us. >> there are 3 versions of samsung's new smart phone, but it's really the top of the line model. the s 23 ultra. that pushes the envelope with new features, including a 200 megapixel camera. here's how it did in my tests. to test the samsung galaxy s 23 ultra. i captured 501 photos and 175 videos on a combination of coasts. this is the most feature packed android phone. $1200 can buy it as a big

design. that's a bit easier to hold. thanks to more squared off edges. a bright 6.8 inch screen stylus and excellent battery life. >> but you're probably wondering, how's the new 200 megapixel camera? it's very good and packed with more ways to capture than you'll ever need. but it doesn't always get everything right on the first snap. here's a 200 megapixel shot. you can zoom in real close, but day to day you'll be taking more sensible. 12 megapixel photos. there are lenses for ultra-wide regular and even macro shots. plus up to 10 times optical zoom and 100 times digital zoom. >> 100 >> times is more of a party trick than practical low light photos. look nice and bright, but pictures of people can sometimes look to washed out. outdoor images always pop, but the camera can struggle with low like selfies. hold still for best results.

>> video and good lighting is excellent, although sometimes it can look flat. torture mode is professional level portrait. video is even more fun with lots of creative style options. regular video is very stable. there's even a toggle to make it steadier. there are so many unique ways to use the camera system on this device. this is called directors view. it lets you record both the front and the rear facing cameras. >> all at the same time overall, you love flexing the features built into this camera and phone. >> the samsung galaxy s 23 ultra is best. if you love lots of options and actually using them. >> since his camera setup is new for samsung. i can bet that the photos and videos will only get better as the software is polished with future updates. if you want to read my full review of the samsung galaxy s 23 ultra. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you >> let's kind of fun to see all those different features

on that he was taking those different pictures with it. i mean, is today a good day to now outdoor snapping pictures with your camera? absolutely. take that video shared with family post them do all that kind of fun stuff out. but you know what? on that note, stephanie. >> as we get into next week is going to be kind of interesting folks that don't see snow. normally you might see perhaps some flakes tossed out there a little bit or maybe drop in the car will quickly take some video before it melts as a possibility. as we get more into next week. we'll see. we get a little closer here, but it's going quite interesting. all right. good morning, everybody. here's the golden gate bridge for you. high cloudiness. here is what we've got we had yesterday, although i think we'll see a little bit more sun today than yesterday. we're just being sprayed from the north. it's passing systems that don't impact us. the next one's going to be up in the gulf of alaska. a lot of things on show. you're going to be right when everything just gets started, which means i have to go to the end of most of these 48 hour forecast things quick temperature check for your 40's up here in the north bay. 55, any act? 43 livermore east bay shoreline. lot of 40's hanging on right now. so we very much improved from those

chilly morning lows. well into the 30's. alright, the fog. this is monday morning. we don't have a lot going on tomorrow morning. and then as we get to tuesday morning that there you see the marine layer starting to snap back a little bit. nothing major, but it just gives you an idea that the atmosphere starting to respond to the change coming our way. futurecast for we start off monday morning. go forward. scattered clouds develop in the afternoon. a little bit. there. not much to write home about yet tuesday morning. that's when things will start to happen with more cloud cover here. by the way, the winds you'll probably start to feel the by monday night in earnest into tuesday using the weather service tries to stay a good 48 hours out in advance or at least might have some statements pop as early as this evening reflecting all that, which by the way, as we go into monday, again, a little bit of a breeze here, then it starts to pick up with intensity. there you can see just the very beginning of it. this being again tuesday morning. but this all together here base get some high cloudiness today, mild inland with 60's. maybe 70 ish up there in the north bay might reach there

early in the week. scattered clouds. we showed you that on monday, breezy for tuesday, cold showers developing by wednesday. there's some success of systems to make note of. and with all this cold air upstairs, sometimes that can fire off some cold funnels or even water spouts a little bit, too. but you need to have instability to dry. that machinery. we'll see if that comes together as well. windy all the way through late week with highs struggling near 40. this is the home where the next low will be. this is not like we had with the really wet systems that came from the lower latitudes. this is relatively dry. 61, san francisco, 64 for oakland and we'll do about 66 san jose. more on that extended forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> services happened saturday for 2 of the students killed in the mass shooting at michigan state university. 20 year-old sophomore brian fraser was laid to rest in grosse pointe farms, michigan, a few miles away. funeral services unfolded for 20 year-old alex verner 19

year-old junior are real. anderson will be laid to rest next week. 5 more students were injured in the attack on monday. the motive for the shooting remains under investigation. meantime, classes are set to resume monday at michigan state. the school as student athletes can ease back into activities at their own comfort levels. starting this weekend, officials say hundreds of students have already gotten counseling services. and residents of an eastern ohio city are going back home 2 weeks after the train derailment that spilled a dangerous toxic chemicals in the area. rich mchugh has more on the fallout in east palestine, ohio and pennsylvania. so we're in the kennel this morning. i'm picking up some supplies we left. i went home to take it to your home. >> i went back to the place are being evacuated, keeling swartzwelder and her boyfriend, chris, after being evacuated. >> came back home. but she says she broke out in a rash almost instantly. i undressed to get into the shower. and i

had a rash all over the side of my face on both sides all over my. just take a look at these photos of her this morning after coming back on her property, the rash all over her face, neck and chest. my boyfriend, chris, also had a rash on his left side. >> and i mean, to to this moment right now, i have just a really low grade, constant headache. they live nearly a mile from the derailment where norfolk southern released the toxins into the air 2 weeks ago. >> but their issues clearly persist. but with fema finally coming in with all the focus directed at east palestine, these folks say they're forgotten because they live just over the state line in pennsylvania that feels like nobody gives a be beyond us. they, too, were forced to evacuate my life as a. >> 30's. 38 37 weeks pregnant this friday and >> she's going to be induced. and it's a little scary because you can drink the water. unable to get our water tested because we're not a priority. as of now. don't

know what my newborn son is going to come home to. and while the governor of ohio and others have said repeatedly the air and water is safe. >> it's clear that some of the toxins have taken hold. >> and that was rich mchugh reporting for us this morning. coming up after the break, vicki liviakis takes us to a special spot where you can expand your mind and palate. >> all this and more coming up on the kron. 4 morning news.

>> well, you don't usually go to a museum to eat, but according to our vicki liviakis, if you're in oakland, you might want to do just that this morning on dine and dish. she takes us inside tower fare cafe and it looks pretty tasty. >> take a trip to the open museum in. you can really get your field. so once you're satisfied your curiosity here at the museum, going to want to your appetite. town fare cafe is a restaurant inside the museum. welcome to town there, jeff. michelle mcqueen brings her culinary skills to town. fair in what she calls cultural all i know is from scratch. and you feel that in the 2, i always tell people you couldn't love into the food. it gives you love back.

>> with this is like southern grandma's grants. it's a real family friendly atmosphere something this satisfy just about everybody on u.s. southern fried chicken with mac and and honey, cornbread and red beans and we are seeing the strength in grants. >> we have some double has the right to double that. the tulsa, sesame seeds. i have a few extra things the bright and airy restaurant is open for inside as well as outdoor dining county fair serves up wines and spirits mostly from black owned businesses. >> there's a big brunch on weekends and you can head straight to the cafe without getting a ticket to the museum. but hey, why miss out on the doubletree come enjoy. the museum. can see the exhibits come have a great meal. can spend time with their family and friends. we'd

love to have you in oakland, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a popular local peers set to be demolished after last month's devastating storms. reaction devastating storms. reaction from the community. up next. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala.

good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 9.29. this gorgeous sunday. >> start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. let's check in with dave.

>> hey, good morning, stephanie. and good morning, we have those high clouds greeting us of the golden gate, but beautiful sunshine from beginning to end. you can see more of that into tomorrow. might see some stray clouds in the afternoon. but the real issues not going to happen until we get into tuesday with things start changing temperature, check for you. we see some movement here. i was in the 30's even as recently as last hour. now, the 40's up in the north bay. 55 off to antioch. got those 40's lined up the east bay shoreline. and 53. meanwhile, 4 san francisco, the winds are pretty much calm. they're not going to be much of a factor again until we get into tuesday. that's when we expect some action to happen around here today again to some high cloudiness from traffic up in the northwest until that system develops up in the northwest in the sides to drop south are break down. today's puts us in about 65 or so by 4. again, quite a bit of sunshine. we have and tuesday is when we suspect things to start to change. how you see the national weather service. i stay about 48 hours out in advance of kind of maybe with winds. we might start to hear something as early as tonight

or tomorrow morning on what to expect for the week ahead. we have the whole package there for you. what you can expect along with your 4 zone forecast. we'll have all that coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a street vendor brutally beaten outside the sapd center in san jose speaking out that now viral attack was captured on cell phone video kron four's gayle ong spoke with the victim. >> that street vendor is recovering at home. he says he is still in pain and the suspect is still out there. >> cell phone video captured the moment. congo was brutally kicked in the face outside the s ap center in san jose. says before the beating he had a disagreement with the suspected attacker hit. may have been a couple had the for you. >> and now you're supposed to get it. if we had go free soda. and i thought and i can do it as an argument ensued, the suspect threw beer on his face and on his grill. he says the suspect left and then returned. he came from behind huge mia. >> what's going to face for

congo went to the hospital that night. he suffered a broken nose, black eye, swollen face and a bad headache. san jose police say the incident happened thursday night just before 11. 45 congo and his wife are selling hot dogs after a concert. it's very heartbreaking. so. it is a it's a loss of words. similar witnessed the attack and captured it on cell phone video that i wouldn't have record of. this would have just been something to the and the man gone. how with, you know, the root celebrates phase in a statement to kron 4 s ap center management says >> safety at as ap center events continues to be our top priority. we continue to actively communicate with city officials to ensure that public spaces outside of the arena. >> our safe for all guests, we will continue to prioritize this issue until an advocate solution is reached. recall goes now left with a high hospital bill. he has no health insurance and will be out of work to recover a moment of what it is 3 men. then it needs to. >> i was bit from the for anybody.

>> and the victim says he is grateful for the bystanders and witnesses who helped that night. san jose police say the incident has been assigned to an investigator in the newsroom. gayle ong kron. 4 news. the hundreds headed to seacliff state beach in aptos saturday to clean up debris after last month's devastating storms. >> the weather caused millions of dollars in damages as kron four's. philippe djegal reports the popular pier there is on its last legs. >> the pier here at seacliff state beach was all but destroyed during last month's storms. what's left of it? >> no longer reaches the ss palo alto. large waves tore it down piece by piece. what is left of it will be removed by the end of the month. that very sad to see it go is this so many and yeah, every every week we would come down and see people and it became a real community and that so look at kinds of missions. word of the piers impending demolition and need to clean

up the beach. drew a large response saturday. families were encouraged to bring their own buckets, gloves and trash grabbers to remove anything in the sand, harmful to the environment we've been seeing so much trash for the last month. and so it is it's wonderful to see all the people come out and help. >> clean up the microplastics. the big pieces of cannes last month. president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capital a. >> in santa cruz county, both pledging funds for the recovery effort locally. the nonprofit friends of santa cruz, state parks has raised more than $46,000 to clean up and restore the on saturday. family sharing memories of the by writing messages that will be posted on driftwood and eventually display that sunday, not a visitor center. the fact here is going to be going is but it feels really festive here today. people come out by the hundreds to help with cleanup and to say

their farewell to the pier, to share their memories, to photos, to share with their kids. >> and it's it's a really great day. the picnic area bathrooms and seawall role so badly damaged during the storms. it will be weeks if not months before this area returns back to normal. but this community is determined to make that happen. >> not toss philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. now to breaking news. we are tracking a fire. another fire burning in alameda county. this is a live look now from our sutro tower camera. well, you can see that pillar of smoke billowing up into the air. kron four's. justin campbell is headed that we know that, you know, in earlier hours of the kron, 4 news he was covering what was left behind by a house fire in san lorenzo. but he is on his way to this fire. but you can see again from our sutro tower camera. it's ending up that large plume of smoke into the

air as soon as justin arrives on we'll try to bring him live for you here with the latest updates on the kron. 4 morning news. and now to our next story here in napa, state senator introduced a bill they say would improve how harassment and violence cases are resolved on california state university campuses. if passed, the measure would add additional oversight over cases. senator bill dodd introduced the bill in response to numerous reported harassment and violence cases on csu campuses in recent years. if the bill is passed, those schools would be required to share the outcomes of case settlements on their website and report them to the legislature. in the south bay students in the west valley mission community college district could get free tuition under a bill introduced by senator dave cortese. the bill would allow the district to draw from that existing local general funds to cover all college related expenses for students with the

greatest financial need. if passed, the measure would also allow the district to assist with enrollment costs for all of its students. in a statement, cortese says sb 6 to 9 will open the doors of opportunity for hardworking students across silicon valley. it follows smart financial stewardship and tremendous generosity by the west valley mission community college district. as we continue to celebrate black history month, the oakland museum of california is hosting an exhibit about activist, author and educator angela davis. the exhibit strives to personalize your story of activism, which still resonates to this day. kron four's pam moore takes us on a tour. >> if serious about to being advocates of of freedom, we have to be real and to struggle. and i'm very happy that i've participated in movements that done that. >> sees the tide a new level of understanding to the activism of angela davis.

silverstein is the museum project lead. when you look at the content of this exhibition, you see that there are a lot of images of angela and we know her from her afro, her image as an icon. but i think we really want to peel back the layers on who she is as a person and not just as an icon, a key to doing that is this 2019 museum interview with the davis museum felt hearing her perspective as she is now in her 70's gives visitors a deeper view of who she is, particularly as an important figure in oakland. angela lives here in oakland has lived here for a long time. this a reflection clinton is and i think we really wanted this exhibit 2. >> not only humanize angela davis, have visitors understand that they could continue to connect with. >> the social justice issues that angela fights for. i was once on the fbi's 10 most wanted list. a. >> and ended up spending time and jails in new and marin

county san jose. all of the the the existing that the president of the u.s., the governor of california, head of the fbi, they will all. >> of re against me. >> angela davis grew up in and activists family in jim crow, alabama. she grew politically and the turbulence of the 1960's, a member of the communist party in 1970, police said a sandra fell courtroom shooting was with guns registered to her. she went into hiding was later arrested that instigated a call for her freedom that exploded around the world. >> so 95% of this collection is yours. lisbeth tellepsen has a 40 year friendship with davis and thousands of pieces chronically her life. >> author of the book by the

same name. she is the exhibit archivist. among the highlights, the relationship between art and activism. this piece here from france >> illustrates that this was a global movement, you know, to free political prisoners in eye of the world was on the u.s.. the exhibit links davis's year. plus, time in jail. >> all right. we are going to check back in on that breaking news we brought to you literally about 5 minutes ago here. i'm justin campbell, live on the scene of that large fire burning in san leandro just in. we can see the the smoke really coming up from that fire behind you. >> stephanie, this is a huge fire. you can see it all the way from san jose when we were just at a fire about a few miles away and we saw the smoke wondering what's going on. i'll let you look behind me. you can see firefighters are attacking this from that ladder truck putting as much water is on it as they can. i spoke to a few people that are out here and they tell me that

this is a building burned roughly 6 months ago. we believe that it is bacon. that is not confirmed yet, but they're doing what they can to get this fire under control. it is massive. flames are still going and we're working to learn more information on exactly what sparked this. but from what i'm hearing from people out this building is vacant and burned about 6 months this is a warehouse district around here. when you look around here in san leandro, so hopefully nobody was inside of this building at the time of the fire but will work to find out more information as we know more. stephanie. >> and just in on you mention that this fire is quite sizable. we are seeing some of the smoke pillars up behind you have firefighters given any indication in terms of acreage in terms of the size of this fire. >> yeah, that's a really good question. they haven't given any type of acreage, haven't updated the media yet as are working to figure out. but just from the looks of it from my eyes, it's a big property.

i couldn't tell you exactly. it's an acre, but it's a big building, as you know, in most warehouse areas. its large sums of square-foot. so an exact idea. let you get another look to see. couldn't tell you what. just a lot of smoke in the air as they're working to get this fire under control. as soon as we get more information, we'll give it to you on air and online for now. we're live here in san leandro. justin campbell kron. 4 news. all right, justin, thank you so much for your live report. we appreciate you staying on top of this story for us. >> all right. let's get a quick check of the weather with dave spahr a stephanie. it's going to be quite an it sing week. coming up as we watch temperatures fall winds calm and precipitation. yes, precipitation coming to the bay area. >> we'll have more on your forecast a bit better.

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>> we continue to follow breaking news out of san leandro. a large fire burning out there. this is a live look from our sutro tower camera. you can see even from our vantage point from the distance of where this cameras place, you can see just how huge that pillar of smoke is sending a large amount of smoke into the area. so if you are living in the san leandro area, you're likely going to be smelling that smoke in the air. we just heard from our justin campbell moments ago. he just arrived on scene. he could not confirm yet from fire officials the size of a in terms of the number of

acres burned when it comes to this fire. but he did say that it appeared to come from what might be an abandoned sort of warehouse. he is working to confirm further details from fire officials. let's go ahead and check in now with the well with dave spahr for the weather and that shot. you can see that inversion is very, very low going forward. so the air rises and it sinks and just hangs there, which we have winds coming. but >> not for a couple of days. one u.s. and europe to tahoe. real, real quick here. this is what it looks like as we watch temperatures plummet for highs in the 20's by wednesday and will continue their fall from that point. let's take a look at the wide we're talking about the change. as i mentioned earlier, the surface winds not doing much today. we have this big inversion. it's going on where the air is actually much warmer right above us. and you have to go to about 10,000 feet to reach that freeze line. well, that freeze line by wednesday, thursday, maybe as low as 1000 feet. okay. that's what with the inversion is right now. so

there ou have it dropping enough to get very moist, but it's cold air winds coming with all of this. all freeze it when it's well in play right there along the coast, those higher elevations. that's what this is looking at. it see those higher elevations and must be some kind of mixture going on. that's not necessarily a guarantee, but it gives you an idea how low the freeze levels are, something we'll be monitoring here. but you might see snow in some places that don't typically see snow during this time of year. this clears out in time for looks like next weekend. and then wet into the start of march, although it won't be quite as cold. 4 zone forecast today. pretty pleasant day. lots of 60's on the board may be hanging to some upper 50's at the coast. bayside lower 60's getting to the mid 60's heading south, including in the south bay. as we take a look at the east bay shoreline mid-sixties also out the tri valley. stanley andrew coming in at 66 at this hour now. 66 also for danville, the late show. you're looking at 63 and let's look at 69 going on for santa rosa. 7 day forecast. here is the drop. 57 tuesday and more to come with a couple of precipitation in here.

we'll be watching carefully thursday, thursday night into friday with that low freeze level, stephanie. all right. thank you, dave. >> we continue our coverage of black history month here at kron 4 with a area organization working to spark change for underserved communities through the power of artistic expression. joining us live now to discuss our marlin richardson, director of education and malaynia king grassroots director for hip hop for change. thank you so much to the both of you for being here with us. thank you. and understand you had a performance late last night, too. so we extra 3. she a number. thank you. so tell us a bit about the organization you and your mission. >> yes, so we are hip hop for change. we're in oakland based nonprofit and we specialize in empowering the community and people in the community with the culture and history of hip-hop, educating kids, kindergarten to 12th grade. but then also putting together a progressive hip-hop of benson, doing grassroots fundraising and canvassing.

all really interesting. how add anything to that? >> yes, grassroots activism is super especially considering, you know, and the greensboro sit where college students set in a diner that was and it was a form of non violent so with grassroots activism work, we're able to pay activists a livable wage in the bay area so they can come in the streets and educate people all the bay and make sure they know about what's going on in the hip-hop because they're not just, you know, walking around oakland all the time seeing people. the activists are able to educate people on things they don't normally know about and see every and you do quite a lot of work with different age to walk us through some of the work that you do with with the youth and in local schools. >> yes, so we do kindergarten to 12 programming. what we do is we're going into schools and we're giving them and empowering them w th the history of hip-hop. and you'd be very surprised to know the

how how people are identifying with really don't know the history. and we're actually on the 50th year of his public coming. this global phenomenon, just world like cultures. so grounding kids in that understanding that you are part of the a group that created the most predominant form of you felt expression around the world, i think is an amazing empowering reality and a good getting them to break dance. do graffiti. rights rap songs in dj make beats all of these different things that give them an outlet of creativity, but also provide a new way of thinking that can change the reality for the anything you'd like to add to that. >> oh, yeah. i mean, the youth are always we need to plant seeds and inspire because right now hip-hop is so misogynistic and there's a lot of violence surrounding it and we make it a point to have them know the real hip-hop, the true hip hop in the one that inspires them to be great and plants. that scene. >> and we understand you also

have some special programming for black history month. walk us through yeah. black history month is probably by far our busiest time of presently. we're probably organizing around 30 to 35 programs in schools all throughout the bay area in and around the country, kind of specializing in celebrating black history, but tying in hip-hop history, especially on the 50th year of the culture and tying it into the black history movement and also recognizing that hip-hop is just an extension of that. hip-hop is actually bringing forward all these older forms, a black expression going all the way back to africa and the tradition of the green dot and storyteller and how that implements into our communities and how our forms of expression or really just these older traditions that we're now really mixing and then in turn will be mixing ourselves and being that in the community that we are part part credible. mylan said it like speeches. it's easy fixed >> all right. so something that you're also very much about building solidarity amongst different groups. walk us through that work.

>> yes, one particular thing is at the height of the pandemic when there was a lot anti violence going on in the communities we being together with a lot of asian organizations to have more after asian solidarity conversations where we're kind of talking about in chronicling the the unification of both black, as well as asian communities. historically not only in the united states but around the world. so this isn't just a new thing. it's it's showing people that our communities have been uniquely linked and there's been a symbiotic relationship between the asian and black community for as long as we can remember and be giving people that education giving people an understanding of the history is what actually kind of breaks down these barriers, these walls, this level of tension in contention for us to really just kind of unify and really fight against what what we see as the problem, which is white supremacy, how it's impose and in in our systems, in our criminal justice system, in the war on drugs and a lot of other issues that people of color face very important work. thank you so much to marlin and malaynia.

>> with hip hop for change for sharing your time and your insight with us this morning. thank you having thank you. all right. we'll be right all right. we'll be right back.

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our justin who just reported on this about 10 minutes ago when he first got to the it appeared that the that had started in what appeared to be an abandoned sort of warehouse. he is working to confirm more details for us. but david does kind of look like you can see maybe that's flames in the distance. it's we're not quite entirely sure and there that's very, very low today, which is very typical for us yet to get high up in the atmosphere for coursed cool-down is also very dry. and we don't have much the way a surface winds. so >> this is like spare the air day kind of stuff here. the stuff doesn't move. you mentioned earlier, it's going to smoke in the so will people living in the area should expect to smell some? yes, some in the in terms of firefighting conditions. you think they're going to be able to put this up you know, we have a lot of winds fighting them. so that will be there. that's good. not to have winds with all of this, but we're not going to clean this out till tuesday. so canned while we do have a reporter again on the scene and will bring us any late breaking

developments. >> and we'll have those up on kron 4 dot com. and in our upcoming news cast later today as well. >> and that's a snow level that freeze level, by the way, is going to drop right now. it's about 10,000 feet, but it will drop to about 1000 feet as we get to the middle to latter portion of the week. stephanie, we're talking about cameras earlier. i'm sure a lot of people out there want to maybe take some pictures or something that they happen to see token snow in their neighborhood. it's something we'll look for thursday into friday will have maybe more statements later. all right, dave, thank you so much. that's it for us here at the cropper weekend news. i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for watching. stay safe much for watching. stay safe and be well. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing.

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