>> job for a food truck owner. when someone comes up to pulls trigger and 2 years since a deadly. how the community.

plus president trump making his first trip second term. it is about arrive in southern california this afternoon. wildfire devastation. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waldman. a food truck owner was shot, one said point blank range and that person remains in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> kron four's philippe djegal reports. the shooting happened outside of a popular mini market in vallejo. >> it said, >> you know, you meet your house now. a food truck owner based in richmond popped up in front of all my a food mart and liquor in vallejo thursday night. and at one point to witness says someone wearing dark clothing up to the truck, parked out front on marine street, exchanged a few words with the man and fired one shot before running toward the

marina. debra lives nearby. here i am. i'm 72 years old. >> i get scared. a witness says the victim's mother was inside the food truck at the time and called 9-1-1 bystanders performed cpr on the victim before police and paramedics arrived. police say he remains hospitalized with injuries, threatening his life in his 7 years. and i thought, you know, this many people as states unless neighbors are concerned about violence citywide less than 2 weeks ago, a 4 year-old girl was critically wounded during a shootout in the crest neighborhood considered a rougher part of town. the marina is seen by locals as more welcoming to visitors. but neighbors say it is changing and they are keeping their heads down other night. i walked up to buy a car. >> s a 3, 4 all in black last 2 of them holding weighs

something was about to but it didn't bother me. means that bother me out, ok, rather have. >> if go back to this fight. >> use use my lines, but you get what and you go home. you come back. you friends. >> now. you know, use can't even say anything good especially the young police have not released a motive behind the shooting. so far no arrests have been made in vallejo. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> it has now been 2 years since the deadly mass shooting in half moon bay, 7 farmworkers were killed. and today neighbors are remembering those who died and raising awareness about the living conditions of farm workers. kron 4 charles clifford is live for us now in half moon bay. he has the latest details. >> well, good afternoon. there are several events today to commemorate that shooting 2 years ago today. some local officials neighbors got together to discuss and pay tribute to the victims of that

shooting, but also to discuss some of the challenges that that community is facing. in half moon bay on friday, nonprofits, all us and the national farm worker ministry along with local elected officials. >> held a ceremony to honor those who died in the tragic shootings 2 years ago. >> as we remember their lives, we honor them. we honor the work and what they contributed and continue contribute many ways to this community following the shootings farmworker chunli zhao was arrested and charged with allegedly killing 7 of his co-workers at 2 different farms in half moon bay. >> he has pled not guilty to 7 counts of first-degree murder and is currently in custody awaiting trial in the wake of the shootings. a lot of attention was focused on the poor living conditions that many farmworkers indoor friday ceremony are also concerned that in the months and years ahead, many undocumented immigrants could be forced to leave the country as the trump administration ramps up deportation efforts. >> the rhetoric coming down from the federal level is

pushing those who need the most help into the shadows. people who we rely upon to bring food to our table. >> it is our farmworkers, their labor, their sacrifice, their hard work of then and their families that make america what it is that provides food on our table every day. and finally, the city of half moon bay is currently working on designing and installing a permanent memorial. >> to honor the victims of the shootings. >> all right. back live now is housing criminal trial in this case is expected to start at some point this spring. but for now in half moon bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you. >> we'll go to southern california where the threat of rain this weekend is raising concerns in the recent burn zones. residents are being urged to prepare for the possibility of mudslides, even flooding. firefighters and the national guard are doing their part to help out the residents. so they feel prepared.

>> we're trying to make sure that anything that might be toxic or any large debris year. fast-moving water gets trapped here for so that the communities downstream from here aren't affected, which would lead to flooding and possibly those committees, which is the last thing they want after a big fire up into the community. >> los angeles is preparing to see rain today. excuse me tomorrow and sunday. and now within the next hour, we know president trump is expected to land in los angeles so he can see the burn zones for himself. will have a live report when that is happening. and we're gonna go now to our meteorologist gil on with the latest on the forecast for los angeles. >> yeah. stark contrast coming out of a red flag warning this morning. now a chance of that rain this weekend. here's our future cast model where also going to get a little bit of that rain as well. so we have the cloud cover today and tonight and this is saturday morning. you could even see some snow in the sierra and more widespread rain across los angeles county here. and most of it appears to be beneficial. but of course,

there is a slight chance, a very small chance of thunderstorms. and as we know, that could really trigger mudslides debris flows and possible flash flooding along the burn scars of those recent fires. and la is expecting some mountain snow as well. so that will be something we're keeping an eye on up to an inch of rain, half an inch tt an inch in los angeles about a quarter to possible have possibly happen inc for us in the bay area, but not a whole lot. we dry out monday for much of the state. we have some more of those offshore winds coming our way here. the protected rain totals just across the state. 2 to 5 inches of snow along the sierra and over in la about more than a quarter of an inch of rain. and, you know, with that chance of that moderate rainfall. hopefully that's not the case. but for us, as you can see, just traces of 10th of an inch san francisco. so bottom line, we could see some unsettled weather this know when i come back, we also have chilly temperatures and breezy conditions in the forecast. i have details in the extended forecast back to justine.

thank you. gallon. just to remind our parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims and you can scan this qr code to help. >> now on to developing news out of san francisco where there are several denials coming out about alleged student encounter with an ice agent on a muni bus today. an ice spokesperson told kron 4 there was no encounter between agent and a san francisco unified student. this was yesterday. this is coming in response to a letter by balboa high school's principal which said a student reported being approached by an ice agent who asked them friday and wanted to know where they were from the letter added that the student was not harmed or detained another with their family. san francisco unified called this encounter an unconfirmed report and added that the district will remain a safe haven for all students, regardless of their citizenship status. muting also telling us here at kron 4, it is not able to confirm this encounter ever took place. supervisor shamann

walton released a statement here for anyone contacted by an ice agent say to stay calm and remain silent, who are not required to answer questions about your immigration status or where you were born. do not open the door without seeing warrant document the incident safely without interfering. ask for a lawyer. if you are to tate. to the peninsula now and a half moon bay nonprofit received a postcard. they say was filled with anti immigrant loss, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting latino immigrants and workers says it received this postcard in the mail on tuesday. it contained a list of the places where the senator says immigrants can be found and reported. it includes schools, churches, restaurants, and other places. it also included a phone number and an online link to report undocumented immigrants to ice. group is saying it's

now going to add extra security measures moving forward. it concerns over this immigration issue not just happening within the latino community, but among members of other groups as well. the asian law caucus joining other immigrant rights organizations this week to sue the trump administration over the executive order aiming to remove birthright citizenship. in a statement, the executive director for the asian law caucus says if you are born here, you are a citizen period. no politician, including president trump can decide who is american and who is not. in the south bay. san jose resident sharing key issues. they want city leaders to improve on this year. according to a recent survey, homelessness is the top priority. mayor matt mahan released the survey results on social media saying, quote, we're listening and taking action to build a stronger, safer. san jose. other top concerns from residents are lack of affordable housing and public safety. and this is coming as sentence. coming as

santa clara county is opening up its largest homeless and shelter. now the reception center can serve 250 people every night. the renovation of the center redoing the rooms, taking the lobby and adding bathrooms. one of the organizers telling us this is beyond improving the shelter's appearance. >> the transformation uphold the dignity and humanity of everyone who walks through its stores. they're able to support individuals and meet them where they're at. we can provide a safe and welcoming space for individuals that are coming in from the cold. >> our center is going to be more clips to really provide that quality service and providing privacy to individuals to meet one-on-one. there's not one answer to solving homelessness, but what i can say is that there is one solution and that means that we're all working together meet the community needs and assist. >> the non-profit that runs the shelter says as more encampments are cleared, more people will seek shelter in

the coming months. they said this is why it important to create welcoming spaces that offer shelter. pg and e is offering bay area residents a new way to save on ev charging costs. residents in santa clara contra costa and alameda counties who have an ev and charge it at home can now enroll in a new program called ev charge manager lets participants know when to plug in when the grid is at its and that way, residents can save some money if participants use the program for 3 months, they also earn a $75 gift card. the program is also designed with a personalized dashboard that shows your charging habits, the costs, battery usage and efficiency. lots more ahead here at 2 o'clock today, including this historic bookstore in east bay. that's turning a new page. we'll take a look inside just weeks before it's set to leave berkeley. >> plus. >> after that, i will be. it's great. is president the california has ever seen?

>> and after the break, president trump is visiting the la fire zones. why he's planning on withholding federal funds from residents.

>> today president trump is touring disaster hit communities in north carolina and here in california, he talked about supporting the ongoing recovery efforts but also expressed some major criticism about how the disasters have been dealt with, even throwing out the idea of getting rid of fema. washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt joins us live now to explain what this is about. thanks for being here. hi, justine.

>> this is president trump's first trip of his new and t used the visit to slam former president biden and the way that the federal government response to disasters. >> in western north carolina, help us help get our community back. families described losing everything to hurricane helene on. it's just heartbreaking as president donald trump listens and pledged federal help. you are not. >> forgotten any longer. you are treated very badly by the previous administration throwing jabs of the biden administration. the president told them his team will step up to deliver faster fixes like better long-term housing solutions and more access to clean water. we're going to get you the resources you need and the support that you deserve. and will be a new side through every step of the rebuilding. and he said he planned to sign an executive order to speed up rebuilding of roads to go through a permitting process that's called know, permitting, just get it done. president trump is also visiting los angeles

area today, which was devastated by recent wildfires. it is a bad, bad situation. and he says california officials are to blame for the widespread damage, accusing them of mismanaging water. you don't have water and the hydrant. you don't have water. the sprinkler system. the governor gavin newsom pushed back calling that damaging misinformation. maybe the president just doesn't know. that there's not a stick. it. that can be turned to solve. >> all the water problems that he alleges exist. but going forward, president trump says he wants the government to handle disasters differently and he's considering getting rid of the federal emergency management agency. fema, fema has been a disaster no matter where they >> president trump says fema is too costly and works too slowly. and he argues that the agency needs to be overhauled or terminated altogether. just seen back to yes, so if he is, >> wants to do this, what is he suggesting instead of fema for disaster recovery?

>> well, he says he would rather see disaster recovery be handled at a state or local level, suggesting that maybe the federal government can just fund the disaster relief efforts through them directly. and he also said that he's considering signing an executive order to significantly reform fema. >> hannah brandt live for us there in dc. thank you so much. state attorney general rob bonta is responding to another executive order signed by president donald trump. this once focused on the lgbtq+ community. his statement reads in part, quote, here in california, the lbgtq plus community is and will continue to be protected under a myriad of state laws and california's constitution. the president cannot eliminate fundamental rights by executive order nor can he order federal agencies to violate the law. but goes on to say that he is committed to defending california's people and values. we're going to take a live look outside right now. looking out here towards the golden gate bridge, kind

of hazy out there at the moment. let's check now with gayle ong the scene. what's going on? sometimes i'm not sure if it's the camera need wipe offer, but actually really looks like that out there. we are cloudy. we have been hazy. you know, we had a lack of winds lately, but >> if you'll notice today were much cooler. we have the clouds out here at over by the east bay hills. let's look at the current readings. notice we're in the 50's now ever 50's and san mateo low 50's along our coastline in pacifica, maybe some upper 60's. but we are cooling down. that's the bottom line. so the next couple of hours, you can expect increasing cloud cover for the early evening down to the 50's and upper 40's will have another chilly night. we'll get to that in a bit. winds are calm for now. but overnight we will see pop and the winds in the north bay mountains once again will be breezy throughout the weekend, anywhere between 20 to 30 miles per hour. winds even 50 in the highest peaks. so breezy this weekend, mainly to the north or in the north bay. there's actually a wind advisory in place starting

tonight through sunday morning. it's a bit of those offshore winds once again. so increasing cloud cover tonight. a little bit of break of break from the clouds in the and the north bay tonight. but now take a look. we could see a chance of some rain, maybe some isolated showers, some very light rain here across the bay area throughout the weekend and we could see some sierra snow to go along with that. certainly look like we dry out towards the end of the weekend. and as for how much rain we're expecting, maybe a 10th of an inch of really depends where you are almost half an nevado from saturday between saturday and sunday and you could see more than a quarter of an inch in concord and livermore. so just depends where you are. and here are the overnight lows. we're chilly once again. there's actually a freeze watch in a frost advisory across the bay area overnight. so low 30's and low 40's once again to sum it all out. you our way. chance of rain this weekend. and in the long term, we could even see another chance of rain later

next week. so a cool down for sure. some rain and wind and chilly mornings. back to just think you this saturday. every bill is hosting its first film festival. highlights local filmmakers using workshops. >> also screenings also an awards ceremony to tell us more about it. we're joined live by trent thompson, the festival director trent, thanks for being here. tell us all about the festival. what are you looking forward to the most? >> thanks for having we're looking forward to some of things that's on february 8. it's at the bay street and see what's really special about this festival is there's 6 different blocks of films that are all different mediums, different themes and curated by maker in the industry. so some highlights. there's a block that's made. it's called the on the lamp light. that's all created by pixar creators. but it's not just the eye piece their passion projects. if you ever wonder what they're working on outside of their work hours so things like that. so you'll get something completely different

depending on what blocking by the check out ryan city cultural district dot com backslash events, the purchase tickets. and yeah, it's really exciting. so feel like i need to make a quick correction. it's not this saturday. it's saturday, february 8th. >> ok. got just will let out there. we were. we work too excited. we wanted it to be this weekend. i suppose. >> with pixar located in emeryville, what's it like having a major animation studio in the backyard? you mentioned a little bit how pixar sort of taking part. >> yeah, they're taking part. it's actually funny. for me personally. it's a great opportunity. my brother-in-law actually works are being able to work on this project with him has been really exciting. but yeah, it's wonderful to have picks are supporting as well as a lot of other and cities. large partners and a number like the city like pastry, where him development that we have a lot of different supporters that have come together to make this possible. >> and emeryville residents can get a free ticket.

>> that's correct. the first 50 people for each block can get a free. take it with promo code are ccd. that being said on some of the bloc's he learned to do that a couple days ago. we actually have a few blocks that are sold out already and tickets are moving nice. what film are you most excited to watch. that's impossible. and i have kind of a chico because i have seen them already as they're also made it. so i don't have a great answer for you, but i think that that pixar block is super exciting. there's a dynamic lot. called then and now it is a bit of a history block of ma bell and actually covers some history of this show about which is the land that bay street is located on and, you know, lonely land and some of that story. i think that will be a riveting experience. so watch for sitting at the difference or i have like 10 seconds left here. was it hard to get a film festival in emeryville and you think will happen again?

>> i think it will definitely happen again. it's made possible through a program that's actually through the state. but the appetite for the program has been very obvious. once we kind of an offensive that we're doing this. en crawling ve out of the woodworks to get involved. so that's always a good sign. >> trent thompson, the festival director, that's coming up saturday, february 8th, the emeryville film festival. lot of fun. have a good time. appreciate thanks for having me. of course. >> still ahead here, a zoo cafe. >> is closing because of the u.s. might actually look real, but they're not. after the break, how is now getting the attention of san francisco city leaders.

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>> more rogue, no parking curbs or pocket popping up around san francisco. i'm leaving some residents confused. so this red red curb red curb is on 18th avenue. new brow about beau street. it's among several illegally sprayed painted crosswalks near the crosswalks. there. the sfmta is saying it's working to repay this curve and others that have been tampered with. and this is coming up to this california law that's called a lighting. it requires people to park at least 20 feet away from crosswalks and sometimes even further if the curb is painted red. so officials say that the fake herbs are causing some confusion about the new law. so anyone who notices some suspicious signs are bunny suspicious curb markings, you should call 3, 1, 1, san

francisco zoo has this leaping lemur cafe and it's going to close for a little while after a health inspection rodent infestation, authority suspended the facilities permit citing multiple health health code violations. inspectors discovered rodent droppings and recommended immediate pest control measures, including. selling a sealing gaps and trimming vegetation. the restaurant must also sanitize affected areas and remove contaminated food. the closure will remain in place until the issues are fully addressed and the permit is reinstated. the business has 15 days to request a hearing to contest this suspension. >> still ahead here, 2 o'clock today. we have very cute story. beat the 2 little panda cubs now with the washington at a local bookstores ending a chapter in the east bay. the reason why it is now closing and no quiet priorities. san francisco, how this native animal is adopting to

>> now to a big story that we have been following, the mother of the man who's accused of killing alexis, gabe will not be facing any charges. the contra costa county district attorney's office announced this decision yesterday sunday will mark 3 years since cape was first reported missing. and as kron 4 sarah stinson reports the gabe family, he's extremely disappointed. >> it's over for it was a big day and a very big the supporting day for us. >> when gabe feeling defeated after learning the mother of the man accused of killing his

daughter, alexis will not be facing charges. very sad day for it'll be 3 years the sunday since gabe was last seen. the oakley woman was 24 years old when her remains were found in amador county after her family reported her missing in january 2022. gabe's ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones was charged with her murder, but he was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington state in june of 2022, the contra costa county district attorneys office was also investigating if jones's mother, alicia coleman, clark helped cover up the murder. the da's office says investigators searched her home and interviewed her boyfriend to see if she paid for her son to fly to washington. and while prosecutors say some information raised suspicion about coleman clark's potential culpability as an accessory after the fact they could not find sufficient evidence to charge her. this despite the gabe family presenting evidence to the da

last month, there's just a mountain of small pieces of evidence. that's one of the attorneys for the game family. dara cashman. i fundamentally disagree. >> with the da's decision, presented the evidence in a manner that i thought was compelling to them. so what she did in my mind is unconscionable and he's clearly. >> not lawful were confused to why. >> think it's still not in that's what really infuriates me. no da. diana becton released a statement saying in part. >> our office has worked tirelessly over the past 3 years to pursue every lead. while we have concluded our investigation into this matter, we remain committed to supporting the gabe family. i don't know what they're talking about. i mean, look, support ruined. mean. quinn says his family has decided to continue their fight by joining the recall efforts of da backed in the family sore, but also become

>> back to car. one so water organizing the recall you know, not want to know how the field i'm going to be. we decided to be part of that. >> the statue of limitations on charges for jones's mother expires this sunday. the same day the gabe family is holding the second annual day of kindness in honor of alexis. >> it could be easy buying someone a cup of coffee or opening a door to someone that i'm sara stinson reporting. kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco, authorities are investigating a deadly 7 car crash that happened sunday night in soma. police arrested 66 year-old rawlings on charging him with vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving. the crash involving a speeding testa. tesla allegedly and a driverless waymo robot taxi killed 27 year old mikael romanenko and a dog and 2 other people were critically

hurt. we spoke with city leaders who are saying that they're moving forward with plans to install speed cameras and pedestrian safety measures to prevent future accidents. it is unclear when the cameras will be installed. but city officials say they will work to ensure the safety of the community. the oldest independent bookstore company in the bay area is closing its berkeley location. the company says it's part of a bankruptcy restructuring plan and for loyal customers. this news bittersweet. kron four's dan thorn reports. but the turning of every page. >> books, has been welcoming readers of all ages to its store in berkeley for the past

10 years for neighbors like rachel lefkowitz, the bookstore has always been a part of her walk around town. come here all the time. find some of my favorite authors that i don't find anywhere else. people are always incredibly helpful. >> her treasure hunt, unfortunately, will come to an end in february book saying closing relocation after filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. we're very to see >> i go out of business. john wynette and his dog stopped by the store thursday afternoon and delivered a card to employees. he says the store has been special spot for both him and his little our dog loves to come visit here. >> the staff are wonderful now is give them a tree. and he drags us here. we're also booked. file. so enjoy coming here for that. >> as well, the company is offering its berkeley employees to transfer to other bay area locations. but for sarah bacon, the store's last

day also be her couple of us, including myself, have declined those offers just because of community issues or other things. we're optimistic for the future. >> bacon says she started working at the berkeley story at the end of 2023. and it's been fantastic ride despite the downturn, inc and foot traffic. the people that do come in here and shop here >> are very loyal. they are always very enthusiastic about how much they love us and how much they you know, values bookstore in the community. and especially now since we've announced the news, there's just outpouring >> of gratitude but also >> the store's last day is february 9th. they're having a closing sale through then which avid readers like rachel and john are absolutely taking >> that was dan thorn reporting books in cause 10 other stores in the bay area, including 3 in san francisco. and those are going to stay open. we'll talk about our

forecast now as we take this live look outside at a transamerica pyramid with lots of clouds behind it. right now. we're talk about the barry forecast, but also got to see what's going on in tahoe with gayle. they have any snow. we are start going need know tomorrow. we've got about the dry in the bay area. we haven't seen a lot of snow. >> we're also starting to see increasing cloud cover, but mostly sunny, other than that, 50 degrees in south lake tahoe, calm conditions. but take a look at the daytime highs tomorrow around the lake. 29 degrees and 30 degrees. so that is chilly temperatures. some snow showers this weekend before drying out on monday. and here's the storm track of the year is our weather pattern. the area of low pressure fighting inland. it's going to bring some cold air to the area and bring us breezy conditions and the chance of rain for california. so rain and mountain. so that is here's saturday morning. 11:00am and we see a little bit of rain in the bay area. snow in the mountains and rain in los angeles for that'll be

helpful for the fires, but hopefully not too much rain as we've been saying because, you know, there is a slight risk of thunderstorms we dry out monday. so here's how much rain we're expecting across the state and snow. 2 to 5 inches along the sierra and about a quarter of an inch elsewhere. we can see traces of rain. really depends where you are in the bay area. so here's your weekend forecast. cooler temperatures are talking down to the 50's now for our daytime highs. so partly cloudy skies. some unsettled weather this weekend. we dry out on monday. i'll be back with more in a bit. back to you. >> definitely unsettling that what you're telling and the family saying that we're going to have transparency would have one more meeting. those going to be a conversation and it definitely didn't. it's not the definition of transparency. >> the vallejo ptsa board president frustrated there with the school district just days after a community town hall. the vallejo city unified school district has now narrowed down its choices for

possible school closures and consolidations. the superintendent says it needs to cut about 8 million dollars from its budget. currently, there are 19 schools serving about 9,000 students. the board will now vote on one of 3 different options will go through them mare island, health and fitness academy will close in vallejo charter school move to the mare island campus under the second option. loma vista, environmental science academy would be converted into a tk through 5th grade school and the 6th through 8th graders with that move to solano. been leadership academy and under the 3rd option, the district would completely close the loma vista mental science academy. ptsa president. there's also saying they shortlist came as a surprise to her and air island have a lot of questions about the possible consolidation. >> i'm not only speaking from my child like that psp parent. you know, i'm the whole community. all the kids. and

what about the teachers, the teachers that they grew up with, but nobody gave us any answers as to staff. we came and faculty even class sizes of you're going to bring in another 30400 your packing the island to school with 700 plus students. like, what are your racial is looking like? >> the options we voted on at the next board meeting, february 19th and whatever is decided but start during the next school year. young people sitting foster care in san jose are being offered new opportunities. a program called my first place is moving 9 of them into transitional housing. kron four's rob nesbitt gives us a closer look at some of their new homes. >> the first 9 people to move into the apartments here at roosevelt park apartment, screw up in foster care. their new apartment is a way to make sure they can stay in the community. they call home the san jose apartment is empty now. but soon it will be fully furnished at a place to call home for someone exit foster care like giselle during who got to move into her apartment

last month. thanks to the my first place program. i love the area. i love the floor. a little bit everything about it. i love how it just makes me. >> independent. no, no room. that even though like to go on and the bandit, my first place provide stablu, affordable housing for foster youth exiting the system in santa clara county. >> duran first went into foster care when she was 15 years old. it's been really difficult, though. the group home time to move from place to nearly nothing stable. that was my biggest like i don't do well with change. so having a working group home to foster home just it's just a lot of to help. she's one of 9 people ages 18 to 25 who will be first to live here at the new roosevelt park apartments. >> affordable housing options with studio and one-bedroom units to pick from ceo of first place for youth. thomas lee says it helps keep young people in san jose to give these young people an opportunity to live. >> in a city where the economy is not very forgiving its an opportunity for them to live

in a place where they've been born and raised in grown-up and not have to be forced out live elsewhere because they can't afford rent. san jose mayor matt mahan welcome the young people to their new homes thursday. >> his city has about 4,000 people experiencing homelessness, apartments like this. make sure young people exiting the foster care system. don't add to that number. and so was is unnecessary >> acosta's about homes and give people real opportunity to build for why it's first place for youth has many other projects like this in the works to help people exiting foster care there next to apartment projects are happening in san francisco. >> reporting in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> cisco, no stranger to the sound here. that's the coyote is still ahead at 2 o'clock we're speaking with the scientists has been studying them and we'll hear how they've adapted to city life.

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phd in the fall of 2019 and the most interesting things so far has just been the sheer amount of human food. these animals are what are they eating? >> so the number item that i detected that we found in over 70% of those gas samples we collected was chicken and they're not really hunting that many backyard chickens in san francisco. that's a human diane item that they can get from garbage from composting from pet foods and also from intentional >> like chicken wings from safeway, something like that. exactly foods that you think people are feeding them or they're mostly just finding scavenging around. it makes well. >> so obviously we know anything. have garbage winner on the ground that's easily accessible. we put our garbage bins outside on garbage day. animals can get into that. but unfortunately, there's also intentional feeding of coyotes by some people in san francisco. and that's something we really want to discourage because i always learn that it's safe to

approach people if they're associating that with some sort of positive reward like food and i can really contribute to human coyote conflict in the sand is what should they be eating? what would be their natural diet? yeah. so they are still eating a lot of natural die in san francisco to after 2 gunmen, most commonly detected side item was pocket coburn, which i'm sure everyone in the city has seen. we have plenty of an all or parts. they also eat raccoons and skunks and bulls. different bird species docks roth and myself. they're really can really eat anything that they come across. so. >> if i live in san francisco, should i like not be putting my garbage out anymore? like of the code is coming down and eating the trash more than they should be eating the stuff that they're supposed to be getting. >> so really important to make sure that we're not sort of advertising what i call attracted sorties diet item, but coyote like to eat might want we're not making that super easily accessible. so we want to be securing our only

putting our garbage bins out in the morning before garbage truck comes making sure we're not feeding our hats in the backyard. we're picking up fallen fruit from our just anything avoid attracting new animals into our backyards and neighborhoods where we you know, austin, our pets or children walking around. >> for the small pets that are out there, the little dogs, little cats, even like little kids. now, this coyote, these are just becoming so much bolder in coming out you know, going after them, is that because they're just sort of used to living with humans now in the city? >> one thing i really want to that being attacked by a coyote is still extremely, extremely coyotes recall and i san francisco in 2002 and then the entire time they've been back since 22,002 until today. there's only been one eye on human which occurred this summer ash. and so you're just sort of general rest being met

by an animal. well, outside of the city are much more likely to be bitten by an off-leash dog, then buy that said there's definitely steps that anyone can take to keep themselves and their pets safe, sober, keeping dog safe. it's really important to keep them on a leash at all times. and for small dogs, you can buy these anti priority bests are sort of like a harness with the spikes that stick out that can make it harder for a coyote to get to your has safest when they're kept indoors or using patios. i've never heard of that little vest before, but it's quite fashionable. >> married to tally cast than uc davis ecology, phd candidate. can we read your work anywhere is a published? yes, our people the diet of priorities and san francisco is published this week hugo speer. and you can find it online. it is also an open-access journal. and so anyone, any member of the public can download it and read it. well, there's probably a lot of good stuff in there. >> thank you for joining us.

appreciate your time. have a great weekend. thank you so much. but by. all right, let's talk about our forecast looking outside across the golden gate bridge on a friday traffic started picking up. the clouds are rolling and you when you hear a coyote. >> you know what it is? yeah. i view outside you know, yeas, they are. i seen yet in the city are the only territorye well, the chicken, yeah, i know video want when yelling. that's crazy. so cloudy here in san francisco across the bay. it's a transition day were noticeably cooler in the upper 50's. now for our daytime highs. readings are in the low 60's. we saw some 70's yesterday. it's been a nice week happen. it well, today like that last a nice weather day. we will see, you know, more cooler weather this weekend. so heading out the door the next few hours, we have some increasing cloud cover and some 50's and upper 40's for the evening around 08:00pm. if you're gonna go out for dinner at the out and about and you can see the

cloud cover on the futurecast model may be a break from the clouds in the north bay later tonight. but then we start to see some rain chance of some scattered showers like on and off throughout the weekend. you know, it's really just everywhere. light rain here, as you can see and even snow in the sierras. we showed you as well. and rain in southern california. more importantly, we dry out by the end of the weekend. and here's how much rain we're expecting about a quarter of an inch to almost half an inch in places like novato. and you can see where most of the raindrops could possibly fall over by concord and livermore and boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains. so not a whole lot of the first rain we've seen in over 2 weeks. so we'll take it. and that's also going to be breezy light winds right now until the overnight hours. we start to see those winds pick up in the north bay will with an offshore dire%tion. so it's going to be breezy throughout the weekend. we have that wind advisory posted from tonight through sunday morning. will be breezy in the mountains in the for you. and we also have cold weather. we have a frost advisory

overnight and then it's going to upgrade to a freeze. watch through tuesday. so bundle up. so here are the lows tonight. mid to upper 30's and low 40's once again and here is what we're expecting the next couple of days. so notice the cool down this weekend and that chance of rain. we're talking daytime highs in the upper 50's and the overnight lows. we're talking right around that freezing mark. 33 degrees will be waking up to you in our inland spots. we warm back up early next week. back to you. thank you, gayle. a fun day in the nation's capital as the public got to see pandas at the national zoo today, washington correspondent in a somewhat reports now from the zoo. >> a 22 months old. meredith only knows a few words, one of this is panda. so when she found out their back, she had to see them that you're so we could be one of the first people to see the pandas and the pandas showed off. the crowds at the national zoo panda eating a panda hanging from a tree. a panda playing

with bamboo. they're just so joyful q the national zoo lost its pandas back in 2023. but now they're back. >> a 3 year-old pandas qingdao inbound lee landed in dc in october for the first time on friday. the national zoo. let the public see them. >> i've always known a city of pandas and we want to keep it that way. they're the newest pandas in a 53 year relationship between the national zoo in china. >> it began with first lady pat nixon welcoming the pandas. washington, d.c., is no longer unbearable. the zoo's director says love for pandas is nearly universal. why does everyone love pandas? i think the number one reason is because their cue the speakers at the celebration talked about the simple feeling that comes from seeing pandas, choi joy for the visitors. the panda cubs and even the human cubs. in

washington today. some lot. >> and the best basketball. >> ever is going to be in the bay area next month. and a warriors star is ready to welcome them.

>> a huge honor for a family owned restaurant in redwood city. the chef said as robert named semifinalists for this year's james beard, culinary award. the mediterranean spot is run by 2 brothers who started out serving food at their dad's convenience store and they say their mission has always been to deliver a sense of home to their customers.

>> are is ensuring that the food is being served the way which we would want. you did. and as if you when you walk into missouri size, if you're walking into one like a middle eastern householder, we're going to offer you some to some free ice water. going take your jacket. we're going to you some great food. >> and the restaurant is going to open up a new location in san bruno in may. a total of 22 bay-area restaurants, bars and shops were nominated for this year's james beard awards. the winners will be announced in june. that talk sports now where warriors star steph curry has been named an nba all-star. starter for the 10th time in his career. 24 all-stars will be split into 3 teams that are going to be drafted by former players, charles barkley, kenny smith. and shaq, of course, this one a little. more sweet, little sweeter because they're going to in front of the home of fans at chase center in san francisco. that's where the games are being held all-star weekend is february 14th to

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