>> thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll join me next time as we go into the wild. >> developing on the kron 4 morning news. this video shows 2 east bay college students caught in the crossfire of a shooting. those 2 students are recovering this morning as police investigate.

>> i've been here 26 years, but this is the first time that i feel that. you know, the extreme panic. >> plus, we're hearing from bay area immigrants fearful of leaving homes at a concern to being deported. >> my major completely just doesn't seem like. the university of business sports. >> did not think that happened whatsoever. >> and sonoma state university slashing its athletic getting rid of some programs entirely. we speak with disappointed students and staff as they prepare to fight back. >> it said. and good morning. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm theresa it is sunday january. 26. >> let's get a start of your sunday by looking at the weather with gayle ong. it's kind of chilly out there, dale. it sure is. am. >> raindrops but not a whole lot. we're trending drier today. yesterday we saw some scattered light rain. let's

take a live look at the radar to see where that activity is really aiming towards the central coast. the central valley and southern california for the bay area. >> not so much. a closer look here. don't see whole lot. maybe just some lingering light drizzle right off the coast. there. >> over spotty showers over back gilroy and there's the rain over by the central valley over by the fresno area and some snow heading towards the yosemite area over by the foothills there, a little dusting over in south lake tahoe and back here in the bay area. so looks like will be trending drier. it is chilly, though. the winds are. it's a bit breezy, especially for you in the north bay hills. we have a wind advisory and the next few hours just bring that jacket because what we are, we are chilly in the 40's and we will be cooling down as well in the 50's for daytime highs. i'll be back with the extended forecast in a bit. >> gayle, thank you for that. young man is fighting for his life this morning after a shootout at a valero gas station to college east bay students were injured. now the

shooting is drawing increased attention to that city kron. four's jack moment explains. >> caldera times. campus students are on edge after 2 of their own were shot traumatize. we don't really hear about much gun violence and yet second happened. every was really scared. the shooting happened on tuesday just after 7 in the evening at this express gas station on tennessee avenue. you can see the suspected shooter here standing next to their car and the next clip you see them shoot from the driver's side window towards this man in a blue hoodie. the white truck here caught in the crossfire and inside were 2 cal maritime students you see here running for safety, running down their clothes from the gunshot wounds. a gofundme for one of the victims says the student was put in a medically induced coma after being shot in the face. the road to recovery will be long. the other student shot was released from the hospital. the president of the university put out a statement the next day saying, quote, given this unprovoked criminal attack on our

colleagues. i remind everyone to exercise the utmost caution and always maintain situational awareness of what is going on around you. will the shooting happened just about 3 miles away from the university. many students we spoke to on saturday. tell us that they're fearful of the crime just about every time they have to leave campus kind of like going in a resort, a 3rd world country. >> just don't leave it. yeah. that's how these freshman maritime students who are from southern california, described the leah hope. >> they say they've seen crime just about weekly and say they want to see more police. we have more cops on campus that in the city. so, yeah, there's very little policing around last year, kron 4 reported the vallejo police department 31 officers when they're supposed to have over 100 rose looking over our shoulder like we know the threat that's out there. but despite the fear, the students are happy for the community support. everyone's reposting ensuring go fund me so the entire school has their back. yeah. the schools also helping out telling us to maintain situational awareness and all that a suspect is under arrest at vallejo. police say they're still investigating the shooting.

reporting in vallejo jack moment. kron 4 news. >> also, you in the east bay, richmond's mayor and city manager released a joint statement saturday pledging to stand by the city's majority latino population amid federal immigration policy changes. now, according to the 2023 census, the community has a population estimated about 114,000 people with nearly 47% big hispanic or latino officials emphasize that richmond police do not inquire about immigration status and added that they are committed to upholding our sanctuary city policies. now, despite pressure from the trump administration, officials in other bay area cities are also committing to protecting immigrants, including those without legal status. now me to county officials recently held a meeting in oakland announcing a new effort to uphold protections for those at risk of deportation. i have for president president david

haubert to put forward a committee and ad hoc committee that will protect our alameda county communities. >> i am very, very excited that we're moving forward in that regard. i hope that you will come and express support for that committee so that we can do the proactive work to protect to support and lift up our communities who might be fearful during this time. >> county officials have launched a website to provide resources for the provides a list of legal resources and it has information on for future workshops aimed at educating the undocumented. there's a hotline also to report an answer questions to be expected. that's all going to happen on february. 17th. meanwhile, in san francisco kron four's dan kerman spoke with families about how the recent changes to immigration policies in this country are affecting their lives. >> and then you see it. then

you scan your thing. levy unlikey. i've been here 26 years. but this is the first time that i feel that. you know, the extreme panic. >> and not wanting to leave my house. >> at la raza community resource center in san francisco's mission district. they're having their twice weekly food pantry. but there are fewer people here than usual. and those that are coming in are getting what they want and quickly returning home from visiting dentist come in tte most. there are so many immigrants that have come to this country to to better ourselves. >> and now to be looked at as really criminals and that that that added to the president, these 2 women who didn't want their identities revealed. >> have both lived in san francisco for more than 25 years. but now the notion of immigration agents breaking down their doors at any minute is a constant fear in the wake of president trump's new crackdown on immigrants, especially now that schools and churches are no longer off

limits. second time, in fact, that's good. you will tell you that yeah, go to church a lot. so, you know, with the new suppose the changes that that the rays can happen in fearful, i don't know. should i go should not go. i go there earlier and then my my son goes later. but right now we've decided that we're going to go together. >> in case something happens, we want to be together. >> and the fear these 2 women have is not just for themselves. both have children in their 20's and the concern revolves around whether the president will be successful in redefining birthright citizenship, which their kids currently have 2 men local book eli, connecticut, that's it worries me a lot that they buy take their citizenship away because are new unity kids that have worked very hard to be citizens for now. all they can do is press and take extra precautions and get as much information as possible only think that it's important to to go to workshops and also to watch tv and get information.

>> because instead of being panicked. >> create power. you're powerful. >> those that have questions about how these new laws impact them and what their rights are should contact local community organizations like la raza. in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in other local news coaches and students from sonoma state action in order to block in l - hopes of blocking the board of trustees from cutting the athletics programs at the north bay college faculty are calling upon their union to file an injunction to stop the board. the joined the group save seawolves athletics, which included students alumni and faculty such as the assistant coach for the soccer team. benjamin is emer who also filed a civil rights lawsuit on behalf of some of the athletes. he says that over 200 student athletes. so the most diverse group campus and they are now being forced to go elsewhere. >> we met with our team

yesterday. we had a training and basically at that point we're saying we're sorry will help you have or we can finding different schools are institutions. you can go to. but i mean, you can imagine the tears that the anguish, these these students and then you have the whole academic side of all these major scott people that are so close to graduating and all said and they're just cutting out from under them. >> school officials point to a 38% drop in enrollment is one of the leading reasons for the 23.9 million dollar budget deficit. in addition to the athletics program, several academic departments and majors will be caught and nearly 50. faculty contracts not renew. a town hall meeting is scheduled for next thursday, january 30th kron. 4 news has reached out to the university for a comment on the impending lawsuit. but have not heard back. the jp morgan healthcare conference will return to san francisco next year. the company's 2025 conference wrapped up a week

ago and was widely seen as success with tens of thousands of visitors coming to san francisco. now, according to san francisco, mayor daniel lurie, ys office, the conference generated nearly 100 million in economic impact for the city. now, mayor lurie issued a statement on the news saying, quote, we are thrilled that the jp morgan healthcare conference is coming back next year. well, we still have work to do. this is a huge vote of confidence in our city and everything that we're doing to make san francisco is safe welcoming place for residents, businesses and visitors. still ahead on kron, 4 news, this record may look official, but >> it's actually not why this race is getting the attention san francisco city leaders. and plus the oakland unified school district is on track to run out of money this district leaders are trying to 152 million dollar budget next. and it is the end of a

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>> let's take a look at this. this is king's beach and you tpcan see, i guess a little bit of snow coming down. this makes me incredibly happy. and guess what? gayle ong is here with an even better shot with their fuzzy boots because he is going to be going off. up to tahoe to give us some wag ports. but get to that later. but look at that way. that's blocking it will see it later. but yet you want snow. take a look at incline village and north part of the lake.

>> it looks beautiful out there and current conditions. it's at lake tahoe, 13 degrees. it was actually 12 degrees just 5 minutes ago. we have some calm winds out there, but some winter weather advisories. if you're heading out today. but the rest of early next week looks good for chilly in the 30's and 40's with sunny skies. so here's that winter weather advisory for much of the western down to mammoth lakes and the yosemite. this until 04:00pm sunday roads just checked our chain controls. i'm checking that out. heading there right after work. yeah, i'm so we have breezy conditions here at mount tam so breezy in the north bay hills. we actually have a wind advisory. but overnight service, you may notice some windy conditions as well. this is today. this is 11:00am. you see mostly sunny skies at times and just mix of sun and clouds. and really, just we clear out for much of the day and then here is the we don't have a lot of rain yesterday. we got a few rain drops. you may have noticed it on the windshield.

now we're trending drier and let's talk about the chilly temperatures. we're actually warming up in napa, but we're about, you know, a mixed bag here about 3 to 6 degrees down and we were yesterday. but you may have noticed it's pretty chilly out there. we've we've kind of been in this trend for quite a while. so it's not really new. we have 30's and 40's across the board. we're actually in a frost advisory until 09:00am. and that's going to upgrade to a freeze. watch. so this low is just digging in here in spring of some precipitation, cold weather and those breezy conditions. here is the wind today. this is 10:00am that of some offshore winds here anywhere between 20 to 25 miles per hour. even 50 miles per hour in the highest peaks here, the winds should ease towards the evening. really just staying breezy up in the mountains. and here is that wind advisory. so just until 10:00am, if you notice some breezy conditions and here is that cold alert, freeze, watch, starting monday overnight through wednesday.

so another long stretch of some chilly temperatures. we could see upper 20's and we did see that in napa this past week. here are your highs today staying in the 60's and maybe some upper 50's. so trending cooler once again. and here is that 7 day outlook where we are trending drier for the start of the week. but it looks like the storm door may be reopening once again the end of the weekend. maybe rain into next weekend. but yes, fuzzy boots you mentioned. let's see. i see the fuzzy because if as the boots, i think use that to no. but were told that we couldn't show those yet, but we will. yeah, we'll get a better shot at night. before the day. and yet the morning. thanks, gayle. that. >> fire crews in los angeles county continue to make progress on containment. even has 2 new wildfires have sparked this week. the palisades fire has burned over 23,000 acres and has reached 84% containment. the eaton fire burned over 14,000 acres

and matt is still at 95% containment for now, the hughes fire that started earlier this week burning near castic lake has burned over 10,000 acres and is now 90% contained. and ventura county, the laguna fire has burned nearly 100 acres and is now 98% contained. the threat of rain this weekend is raising concerns in recent burn zones. residents are being urged to prepare for the possibility of mudslides and even flooding. firefighters in the national guard are doing their part to help prepare residents. >> 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 are affected which would lead to flooding and possibly those committees, which is the last thing they want after a big fired into their community. >> now we'll keep you updated as we learn more about the situation in los angeles. and

in addition to food, wildlife at wildfire victims are in critical need of clothing and everyday household items. volunteers at the national council of jewish women in los angeles. they spent the day sorting items before donating them to victims volunteers say the donations have been pouring in from all over the country. >> we're so very grateful for people across la across the county and across the nation to send donations. the they're dropping off or million in donations. so where we have gotten so many donations that we have to have these events like this and we plan to have a lot more. >> now, all of this was founded in 19 0, 9, by 16 women to provide essential services to angelina the cia now believes that the deadly covid virus likely originated in a lab in china but admits it has low confidence in its

own conclusion. the newly appointed cia director declassified documents about the origin of covid-19 on orders by president trump. the findings are not new. they pleted during the biden administration. the agency believes that their evidence makes the origin in a lab more likely than a natural outbreak. intelligence officials say it's likely the question will never be resolved because chinese officials refuse to fully cooperate. it is the end of a chapter books inc, the oldest independent bookstore company in the bay area shutting down its berkeley location. the closure comes as the company is trying to sort out its financial problems for loyal customers. the end is bittersweet. 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 is closing relocation after filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. we're very sad to see them. >> 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 dog or dog loves to come visit here. the staff are wonderful now was given the 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 sadness. >> 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 advantage of. >> that was dan thorn reporting books. inc has 10 other stores in the bay area, including 3 in san francisco. those are going to be staying open. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the sunday after former oakland mayor sheng thao was indicted.

>> on federal charges, a kron 4 legal analyst breaks down what it could be in store next to the politicians. plus, the city of saint is a seeing a drop in economic break

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i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. >> well, more rogue, no parking curbs are popping up around san francisco, leaving some residents pretty confused. this red curb on 18th avenue near balboa street is among several illegally spray painted near crosswalks. not sfmta says it's working to repave this curb and others that were tampered with. this comes after california announced a new daylighting

law that requires people to park at least 20 feet away from crosswalks and sometimes even further if the curb is painted red officials say that these fake red curbs are causing confusion about the new law. anyone who notices suspicious signs or curb markings is asked to call 3, 1, 1, is this morning. santa rosa city schools have reached an 86.3% graduation rate. according to school officials. that is a 2 point game from the rate before the covid-19 pandemic statewide. the graduation rate is 86.4%. according to the california department of education. however, a significant decline in enrollment has led to a major budget deficit without significant reduction in the deficit. the district will be bankrupt by the end of the year risking a state takeover. >> for your money this morning, a recent report shows

that san jose's economic growth failing in the wake of the pandemic. >> that is according to the milken institute who rate the city has 108 at a 200 large metro areas nationally, its best-performing cities report. now the ranking is based on the tech sector growth, labor market and access to economic opportunities and 2020 for the city was number. 44, but 10 years ago, it ranked as number one experts watching the economy says say that they do not think that that translates into a drop in their regions growth. one expert stating that the companies mandating returning to offices instead of remote work could help the city's ranking overall. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, thousands of pro life and pro choice advocates in san francisco for the annual march from plus, the

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>> and the east bay, there is a hurtful event coming up designed to empower fathers in the bay area. beats and bonding is a community-centered event based around fatherhood where fathers from all walks of life can connect share their

stories and find out about resources in their community. this is happening sunday, february 9th. and the calabash restaurant in oakland. organizers want you to bring your kids to enjoy some free food. and of course, the town to drummers. and i'm assuming by the video that we have them here. but from that. >> being able to create space for fathers to come together to support each other in killing fashion, inhaling matter was something that was needed to my journey. and we know and we believe that like. >> fatherhood has the ability to be president and strong as well as radically gentle. loving, practicing the art of loving. >> organizers also say that they want to foster a supportive community and parents welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news on the sunday. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast with gayle ong. she's in the weather center. kind of chilly. still right? >> it is chilly. we are warming up to the 40. that not

a whole lot. >> we've had that trend for a while now with the cold mornings and nights and mild afternoons, you know, today is similar temperatures as yesterday in the upper 50's. a live look from the east bay hills, the sea, a mix of clouds out there. here's that satellite and radar. a closer look. don't see a lot of activity on our in the bay area. but a lot of that rain has moved on. it's heading towards the central coast. it looks like in parts of the central valley. so a little few raindrops and your way. and thire's that rain over by the fresno area. merced said county heading and snow heading towards the yosemite there shaver lake by the foothills. and it's a little bit of snow in the sierra as well. so back here at home, we're trending drier today. winds that we could be breezy overseeing a breeze at 23 miles per hour in san francisco, in half moon bay, breezy in the mountains, the north bay mountains, still wind advisories over the next few hours. mix of clouds. looks like the sun will come out in the afternoon will be

in the mid 40's, upper 40's throughout the morning and daytime highs in the 50's for upper 50's and low 60's. back to new jersey. thank you very much. with thousands demonstrators took to the streets of san francisco for the annual march for life. >> this comes after president donald trump vowed to support anti-abortion rights in his second term. it recently and forced a federal amendment that restricts government funding for most abortions. kron four's lindsey ford has more from pro-life and pro-choice supporters. abortion opponents came out to san francisco's civic center plaza for the 21st annual walk of life. west coast. >> the event drawing thousands of community members who identify as a pro life. many of members of the catholic church, personal god is out of the picture. >> in vitro fertilization procedures violence to human dignity and to the marriage act and should be avoided. >> this comes on the heels of an executive action by president trump banning aid to

foreign groups provide abortions or advocate for abortion rights. catholic leaders and others who are anti-abortion like maria kavala testified in favor of restricting the procedure might i great me and news. >> he's a creative of anything. i'm and i'm here because and really think more people to the opportunity off. follow hopes her pro-life message was heard by pro-choice activists across the street. can her uterus. it's can >> rizzi keen who is pro-choice says she doesn't have much to say to pro life advocates. going to be completely now i have say earlier this week, president trump also issued pardons for nearly 2 dozen people.

>> convicting of blocking and shutting down abortion clinics, some of whom or which currently serving federal sentences in san francisco. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> sheriff's deputies arrested a man accused of attempting to make pipe bombs inside a home in napa. officials found materials intended to make the explosives inside a house on comb street earlier this month. justin fischer, the man accused of trying to make the bombs was booked into jail for having them in his possession. deputies also found drugs in his car. he is being held on a 1 million dollar bail. if convicted, he could face multiple years in prison. in san francisco. authorities are investigating a deadly 7 car crash that occurred last sunday night in the soma district. police arrested 66 year-old john ling john charging him with vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving. jean has since been released from jail. now the crash involved a speeding

tesla in a driverless waymo robotaxi. it killed 27 year-old the kayla roman now co and a dog is doc with 2 others critically injured. spoke with city leaders that say that they are moving forward with plans to install speed cameras and pedestrian safety measures to prevent fear for you future accidents. it is unclear when these cameras could be installed. but city officials say that they will work to ensure the safety of the community. and continuing coverage this morning on the federal indictment of oakland, mayor sheng thao. the justice department is charging her with 6 counts of conspiracy, bribery, mail, fraud, and wire fraud or partner andrea jones as well as businessmen. david

and andy duong are also facing charges. how has since pleaded not guilty to all counts. if convicted, she could face either decades in prison supervisor leaser more than a million dollars in fines. our legal analysts, michael cardoza, spoke with us talking about all of this. >> bringing in a like this again, somebody so famous, you've ruined their lives basically just by bringing it because even if a guest this mister not guilty, you know, everybody's going to say, well, what you get off of a technicality. >> the defendants are due to return to federal court and early february. oakland unified school district could run out of money by next school year. the alameda county office of education says the county review shows years. the district kicking budget problems down the road, leaving it strapped financially. kron four's. philippe djegal has a closer look at what could happen if

the district's board of directors don't act quickly. >> in a letter from alameda county superintendent of schools, alice castro sent tuesday to the oakland unified school district superintendent and its board. castro says the oakland unified school district is operating on an unsustainable budget stating the school district's budget deficit is projected to reach 152 million dollars this year. and without implementing the budget solutions approved by the board in december, the district could run out of cash by more than 30 million dollars in november. last month, the school district filed a negative certification to the office of education. in castro's letter, she agreed with the district self-assessment saying, quote, without significant intervention, the district is projected to run out of cash during the 2025. 26 school year leading to significant destabilization for students and staff necessitating another bankruptcy loan from the state and forfeiting local

decision making authority the office of education points to the district's increasing deficits resulting from approving employee pay increases without approving reductions to pay for the raises. that combined with years of the board, differing big decisions, changing plans or delaying their implementation has led the school district to the difficult position it is in right now in response, castro has appointed a fiscal advisor to help the school district rectify its budget woes. the last usd received a negative certification was just before it went into receivership in 2003 back then the state of california took control over district business and resulted in the district taking out 100 million dollar loan which the district says has taken 21 years to pay off in full plus 20 million dollars in interest. currently the county has oversight over the district's budget with power to override board decisions.

now county superintendent castro says usd will be the only state school district to have both the fiscal trustee and fiscal advisor. the adviser is slated to help the board through june and in the coming weeks, help balance the 2025. 2026 budget. the board has considered merging 10 schools that share campuses. the school district says the move would save millions of dollars. but the board still has not voted on the option by the end of next month. castro says the board needs to make hard decisions on reducing personnel for the upcoming school year. in the letter, castro continues to say, quote, if the board does not make decisions now, it will rapidly lose the ability to make them at all. she says the district operates too many schools for the number of students enrolled and operates too many and or enrolled schools. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 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 with the district just days after community town hall. >> the blair city unified school district has 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 options under the first option. mare island, health and fitness academy will close and charter school will move to the mare island campus under the second option. loma vista, environmental science academy would be converted to add t k through 5th grade school in the 6th and 8th graders had moved to widen man leadership academy now under

the 3rd option, the district with completely close the loma vista, environmental science academy. ptsa president evo kuhn says that thursday shortlist comes as a complete surprise turn families and mare island have many questions regarding the possible consolidation. >> i'm not only speaking from my child like that psp parent. you know, i'm going for 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 site even class sizes of. you're going to bring in another 30400. you're packing the island to school with 700 plus students. like, what are your racial is looking like? >> the options will be voted on at the next board meeting on february 19th, whatever is decided will go into effect next school year. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. this on wheels meddling

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>> well, last time the warriors and lakers met was on christmas day and it was absolute classic. steph curry scored 38 points, but it wasn't quite enough. us la got the one 15, one 13 went on a batch of 1st quarter warriors up by 3 off the buddy hield ms trayce jackson-davis battles for the rebound. kicks it out to staff. that's always a good idea. although he was just 4 for 17 shooting tonight, finished with 13 points late 2nd quarter lakers up by

lebron anthony davis ad led all scorers with 36 la led by one at the half. 3rd quarter dubs down a look at that shot by moses. moody. that was pretty cuts. the lead to 6 final seconds of the quarter. just 4 years down by 9. now, andrew wiggins, it's the 3 at the buzzer. he led the warriors with 20 points, but lebron would take things over in the 4th quarter. attacking the basket for 2 of his 25 points tonight also had 12 assists and the lakers go on to win it one 18. 0, 108, warriors fall below 500 again at 22. and 23 at the scene. to the ice. now sharks hosting the defending stanley cup champion florida panthers tied at one in the first period. sharks on the attack. mario ferraro shot goes wide but will smith puts it in for his 8th of the year. 2 to one san jose. but florida would respond in big way. it's now

to 2 and now 3 to because aaron ekblad from the point game gives the panthers the lead role. they weren't even close to done second period. now, 62, look at this from florida. sam reinhart going to cash in on the rebound for his 29th goal of the season. second most in the nhl behind we are dry, settle panthers crews. 72 sharks have a lot of 26 goals and just their last 4 games. >> and that was ross reported for us. let's take a look outside. you can see that it's very sunny, gayle ong here to tell us a little bit more about our sunday forecast. >> yes, we could see the sun is out and we have a mix of some sun and clouds out there right now. here's a closer look at san francisco. you see that sun reflecting right on the building there. so this area of low pressure is really digging in. and it's bringing as those chilly temperatures breezy conditions and precipitation. >> we haven't see that in about 3 weeks. so we saw few

rain drops yesterday. we didn't get a whole lot of rain, but it said they will take it. but here's today. this is 11:00am you can see mostly sunny with a mix of some clouds there. it looks like we clear out in the afternoon and have probably has something to do with those offshore winds and temperatures out the door warming up to the 40's. the you know, we start early in the morning in the 30's. >> we still have a little frost in the north bay are actually the east bay south bay hills. but low 40's around the north bay valleys. so here are the windy conditions. this is a 10. 45 you can see breezy conditions, offshore winds gusting anywhere between 15 to 25 miles per hour. throughout day. it eases in the evening with those at the breezy conditions really staying to the health. and here's that wind advisory until 10:00am sunday. that's really the main threat. we have weather wise in the north bay hills. you know, the kid really move around loose objects and then we also have a long stretch of

chilly temperatures. so after that frost advisory expires, we have a freeze. watch overnight monday through wednesday so we could see some upper 20's in the forecast for to start the day. so let's take a look at the daytime highs in your neighborhood. san francisco, upper 50's for you along our coastline. more 50's upper 50's there. and in that south francisco, similar temperatures along south san francisco in burlingame, really similar temperatures everywhere, usually warmer here in santa clara county. we could see some 60's now low 60's. that is and some more upper 50's in the tri valley. and here is your seven-day forecast where we dry out and then you could see a chance of rain next week. back to thank you very much. want ice agents are reportedly conducting operations nationwide. >> so far federal immigration agents claim that at least 2400 arrests have been made in major cities like new york, chicago and seattle moves not without controversy. the mayors of newark, new jersey

claiming that ice agents raided without a warrant and violated the constitution. even temporarily detaining a veteran during an operation. and in chicago, one elementary school putting their building on lockdown after a false report. ice agents showing up at their doorstep news nation's reporter myles hayes has more information for us. >> parents and students at hamline elementary in chicago world to hear that homeland security officials visited their school, worried that an ice rade was next. >> well, shihab was oh, my god, you know, it's scary. it is good. >> but turns out the officers were secret service agents investigating a threat against a government official. they protect their visit. unrelated theis raids taking place across the country. i saying they have orders to remove nearly 1.5 million undocumented migrants across the country. so far. i straight have taken place in cities such as boston, denver, new york city, philadelphia,

atlanta, seattle, miami, dc and newark, new jersey. the number of clout, a wrestler going are going to be higher. >> during for one reason and one reason only because we're not a lot of arrests, the criminal inside of and cut of a jail and sanctuary cities like new york and chicago and that way. >> newark leaders say ice raided a seafood distributor and detained a u.s. military veteran didn't ask my the communication that in a spy. >> american workers, 40's workers, white workers, it's a slippery when we think it's ok to suspend the constitution of the united states in order to make a political point was statement. >> well, mexico has refused a request from the trump administration to allow u.s. military aircraft reporting immigrants to land in the country. reuters reports that the u.s. government was not able to move ahead with the plan to have a transport aircraft land in mexico.

mexican official did not give a reason for the denial. the u.s. military aircraft carried out 2 similar flights on friday but quantum ala with about 80 migrants each the president of mexico has said that she does not agree with mass deportations. meta is facing backlash after users claim that their accounts automatically followed. president trump and vice president vance post inauguration to, however, is denying those claims. meta spokesperson andy stone said that users were not forced to follow in the accounts explaining that with the new administration content on white house manage pages can change. she added that it may take some time for follow and unfollow request to fully process during the transition that also faces increased scrutiny over issues with hashtag searches, including terms like democrat and democrats, which some users

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machine van, the mobile library bring services educatiol resources and fun activities directly to residents. i looks like scooby-doo right. the ban also promotes library cards which offer access t books, digital resources even video games. the next stop is in fairfield at the library there on january. 29th through more details. you can check out the county library website or kron 4 dot com. of course. >> everyone's reposting ensuring go fund me so entire school has your back. >> next and o'clock here on the kron. 4 morning news of bystanders caught in the crossfire to college students are recovering this morning after they were shot at. well, just getting gassed. plus, living in fear how trump's immigration orders are already having impact families here in the bay area. the stories coming up

developing on the kron 4 morning news. this video shows 2 east bay college students caught in the crossfire of the shooting. those students recovering this morning as police investigate. >> i've been here 26 years, but this is the first time that i feel that. you know, the extreme panic. >> plus, hearing from bay area immigrants fearful of leaving their homes at concerns of being deported. >> eliminate my major completely doesn't seem like. the university of business sports. >> did not think that happened whatsoever. and sonoma state university slashing its

athletic department in getting rid of some programs entirely. we speak with disappointed students and staff as they prepare to fight back. good morning and thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news on theresa it is sunday january. 26, let's start. >> by getting a look at the weather with gayle on and she's been holding like you had like a coffee cup yeah. so i >> made a matcha latte for the show. well, we are weather as well. >> it is whether whether it has been for awhile. we start off in 30's are starting to warm up to the 40's. now. >> and let's take a live look from our east bay hills camera. we see a mix of sun and clouds here and take a look at our satellite and radar was busy yesterday. we saw some depending where you are. i definitely saw that on the windshield driving, but it looks like that activity is not here. it is moving south towards the central valley

central coast, los angeles. and there's rain in the foothills mix of rain and snow or by the foot hills of 70 and shaver little bit of some snow in lake tahoe. that is exciting back here. just pretty quiet. we do have some breezy conditions at 23 miles per hour. wind gusts over at the coast. we are breezy in the hills temperature wise warming up in napa and we are down 5 degrees in san jose. so the south bay, there's actually a frost advisory in the south bay and east bay hills over the next few hours. start your morning. upper 40's and mix of sun and clouds will be warming up to the mid to upper 50's and low 60's for daytime highs. back to you. >> gayle, thank you for that. young man is fighting for his life after shootout at a valero gas station to east bay college students were injured. the shooting draws increased attention to crime. that city kron four's jack moment explains. >> caldera times. campus students are on edge after 2 of their own were shot

traumatize. we don't really hear about much gun violence and yet second happened. every was really scared. the shooting happened on tuesday just after 7 in the evening at this express gas station on tennessee avenue. you can see the suspected shooter here standing next to their car and the next clip you see them shoot from the driver's side window towards this man in a blue hoodie. the white truck here caught in the crossfire and inside were 2 cal maritime students you see here running for safety, blood running down their clothes from the gunshot wounds. a gofundme for one of the victims says the student was put in a medically induced coma after being shot in the face. the road to recovery will be long. the other student shot was released from the hospital. the president of the university put out a statement the next day saying, quote, given this unprovoked criminal attack on our colleagues. i remind everyone to exercise the utmost caution and always maintain situational awareness of what is going on around you. will the shooting happened just about 3 miles away from the university. many students we spoke to on saturday. tell us that they're fearful of the

crime just about every time they have to leave campus kind of like going in a resort, a 3rd world country. >> just don't leave it. yeah. that's how these freshman maritime students who are from southern california described the lay, whoa. >> they say they've seen crime just about weekly and say they want to see more police. we have more cops on campus that in the city. so, yeah, there's very little policing around last year, kron 4 reported the vallejo police department 31 officers when they're supposed to have over 100 rose looking over our shoulder like we know the threat that's out there. but despite the fear, the students are happy for the community support. everyone's reposting ensuring that go fund me so the entire school has their back. yeah. the schools also helping out telling us to maintain situational awareness and all that a suspect is under arrest at vallejo. police say they're still investigating the shooting. reporting in vallejo jack moment. kron 4 news. >> also in the east bay, richmond's mayor and city manager released a joint statement saturday pledging to stand by the city's majority. the teen, a population and then federal immigration

policy changes not according to the 2023 senses, the community has a population estimated around 114,000 people with nearly 47% being a hispanic or latino officials emphasize richmond, police do not inquire about immigration status and added that they are committed to upholding our sanctuary city policies. now, despite pressure from the trump administration officials and other bay area cities are also committing to protecting immigrants, including those without legal status. how many county officials recently held a meeting in oakland announcing a new effort to uphold protections for those at risk of deportation. i have for president president david haubert to put forward a committee and ad hoc committee that will protect our alameda county communities. >> i am very, very excited that we're moving forward in that regard. i hope that you

will come and express support for that committee so that we can do the proactive work to protect to support and lift up our communities who might be fearful during this time. >> county officials have launched a website to provide resources for the community and provides a list of legal resources. it's also has information on future workshops aimed at educating the and document it a hotline to report an answer. questions is expected to be ready. february 17th. meanwhile, in san francisco kron four's dan kerman spoke with families about how the recent changes to immigration policies in this country are affecting their lives. >> and then you see it. then can get things will unlike i've been here 26 years. but this is the first time that i feel that. you know, the extreme panic. >> and not wanting to leave my house. >> at la raza community resource center in san francisco's mission district. they're having their twice weekly food pantry. but there

are fewer people here than usual. and those that are coming in are getting what they want and quickly returning home from visiting dentist come in the most. there are so many immigrants that have come to this country to to better ourselves. >> and now to be looked at as really criminals and that that that added to the president, these 2 women who didn't want their identities revealed. >> have both lived in san francisco for more than 25 years. but now the notion of immigration agents breaking down their doors at any minute is a constant fear in the wake of president trump's new crackdown on immigrants, especially now that schools and churches are no longer off limits. second time, in fact, that's good. you will tell you that yeah, go to church a lot. so, you know, with the new suppose the changes that that the rays can happen in fearful, i don't know. should i go should not go. i go there earlier and then my my son

goes later. but right now we've decided that we're going to go together. >> in case something happens, we want to be together. >> and the fear these 2 women have is not just for themselves. both have children in their 20's and the concern revolves around whether the president will be successful in redefining birthright citizenship, which their kids currently have 2 men local book in leg in a condensed it worries me a lot that they buy take their citizenship away because are new unity kids that have worked very hard to be citizens for now. all they can do is press and take extra precautions and get as much information as possible only think that it's important to to go to workshops and also to watch tv and get information. >> because instead of being panicked. >> create power. you're powerful. >> those that have questions about how these new laws impact them and what their rights are should contact local community organizations like la raza. in san

francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in other local news coaches and students from sonoma state university plan to take legal action in order to block the board of trustees from cutting the athletics program at the north bay college faculty are calling upon their union to file an injunction to stop the born. they joined the group save seawolves athletics, which includes students, alumni and faculty, such as the assistant coach for the soccer team. benjamin, the mayor now zimmer who also filed a civil rights lawsuit on behalf of some of his athletes as that over 200 student athletes are the most diverse group on campus and they are now being forced to go elsewhere. > we met with our team yesterday. we had a training and basically at that point we're saying we're sorry will help you have or we can finding different schools are institutions. you can go to. but i mean, you can imagine the tears that the anguish,

these these students and then you have the whole academic side of all these major scott people that are so close to graduating and all said and they're just cutting out from under them. >> school officials point to a 38% drop in enrollment is one of the leading reasons for the 23.9 million dollar budget deficit. in addition to the athletics programs, several academic departments and majors will be caught nearly 50 faculty contracts, not renewed a town hall meeting is scheduled on campus this coming thursday, january 30th kron. 4 news has reached out to university officials for comment about the lawsuit. but we have not heard back. the jp morgan healthcare conference will return to san francisco next year. the company's 2025 conference wrapped up week ago. and was widely seen as a success with tens of thousands of visitors coming to san francisco. now, according to san francisco mayor daniel lurie, the conference

generated nearly 100 million economic impact for the city. mayor lurie issued a statement on the news saying, quote, we are thrilled that the jp morgan health care conference is coming back next year. while we still have work to do. this is a huge vote of confidence in our city and everything that we're doing to make san francisco is safe welcoming place for residents. businesses and visitors. >> still ahead on kron 4 morning news. this red curb may look official, but it really isn't why this prank is getting the attention of san francisco city leaders. plus oakland unified school district is on track to run out of money this district leaders. trying to address a 152 million dollar budget deficit. and it is the end of a chapter for a historic bookstore in the east bay. we'll take a look inside

>> look at that beautiful outside shot right now. right? it's great. just outside. gayle is going to tell us all about whether we you said jacket. i say coat. >> we you're right is probably we've been showing the warnings 30's. so that weather, isn't it? here's the mount tam view a little breeze. it is breezy in the hills. so area of low pressure is taking over really digging in here. and that's bringing us precipitation, cold weather and windy conditions. so here's the future cast model. a lot rain activity is really aiming south towards southern california. and they're getting some mountain snow and rain. there's actually a flood watch through monday with the concerns over the burn scars from the recent wildfires.

that activity should be tapering off monday for all of us in the state, we dry out and current temperatures out the door yet bring that coat that whatever it is want when you're heading out and about for your sunday morning. upper 40's out the door 30 when fairfax, that's pretty chilly. still. and here the winds. so this is about an hour from now, anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour. wind gusts, especially in the north bay mountains. wind advisory for the morning and it will remain breezy throughout the afternoon. it looks like those winds those offshore winds, too. so may be warming us up. but we're still on the cooler side with the daytime highs now heads up a long stretch of cold weather on the way a freeze watch overnight monday through wednesday morning. so we could see temperatures dip down to the 20's. so meanwhile, here are today's highs in san francisco

starting with you upper 50's along our coastline. similar temperatures are really going to see similar temperatures all across the bay area and we can see that we have some upper 50's towards the south bay low 60's. so little bit warmer in the usual spots like san jose tried valley upper 50's as well. so very similar temperatures all across the map. we've had a nice mild stretch this past week and now we're cooling down. we will be warming up. looks like for the start of the week with sunny skies. back in the forecast and then take a look at what's popping up next weekend. we have some rain chance of rain and we're still fine-tuning that forecast. back to you. yay. thank you very much. cow. >> fire crews in los angeles county continue to make progress on containment, even has 2 new live fire wildfires have sparked this week. the palisades fire has burned over 23,000 acres and is reached 84% containment. the eaton fire burned over 14,000 acres that still at 94% containment.

the hughes fire burning near castic lake has burned over 10,000 acres and is 90% contained and furniture a county. the laguna fire has burned nearly 100 acres and it is 98% contained. the threat of rain this weekend is raising some concerns. a recent burn zones. residents are being urged to prepare for the possibility of mudslides and even flooding. firefighters and the national guard are doing their part to help prepare residents. >> we're trying to make sure that anything that might be toxic or any large debris here. fast-moving water gets trapped here for so that the communities downstream from here are 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. >> and we will continue to keep a close eye on all of those fires. wildfire victims are in critical need of clothing and everyday household items. volunteers at the national council of jewish women in los angeles spent the day sorting items before donating them to victims. volunteer said the donations

have been pouring and from all over the country. >> we're so very grateful for people across la across the county and across the nation to send donations. the they're dropping off or million in donations. so where we have gotten so many donations that we have to have these events like this and we plan to have lot more. >> all of this organization was founded in 19 0, 9 by sept 16 women to provide essentisl services to angelenos. in other news of the cia now believes that the deadly covid virus likely originated in a lab in china but admits that it has low confidence in its own conclusion. the newly appointed cia director declassified documents about the origin of covid-19 on orders by president trump. the findings are not who they had been completed during the biden administration. the agency believes that their evidence makes the origin

likely in a lab more likely than a natural outbreak. intelligence officials say it's likely the question may never be resolved because chinese officials refused to fully cooperate. it is the end of a chapter books inc, the oldest independent bookstore company in the bay area shutting down its berkeley location. the closure comes as the company is trying to sort out its financial problems for loyal customers. they and is bittersweet kron four's. dan thorn has details. 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 books. is closing relocation after

filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. we're very sad to see them. >> 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 was given the tree. and he drags us here. we're also booked. lived 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 and, 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 advantage of. >> now is gayle gayle. sorry, dan, thorn bills like making something in the back distracted. a book sink as 10 other stories in the bay area, including 3 in san francisco. those are going to be staying open. where young people coming out of foster care in san jose are getting a priceless gift, a place that they can call home a program called my first place provide stable, affordable housing for foster youth, existing exiting the system in santa clara county. my people will be the

first of the group to move into these units. the goal of the program is to help young adults stay in the community. they grew up in. >> so 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. >> my first place for youth has many other apartment projects like this one in the works. the next 2 are scheduled to take place in san francisco. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news after former oakland mayor sheng thao was indicted on federal charges. a kron 4 legal analyst breaks down. analyst breaks down. >> well, could be next

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>> or rogue. no parking curbs are popping up around san francisco and leaving some residents confuse this red curve on 18th avenue near balboa street is among several illegally spray painted near crosswalks. as of mta says it's working to repaint this curb and others that were tampered with. this comes after california announced a new daylighting law that requires people to park at least 20 feet away from crosswalks and sometimes even further if the curve is painted ret. now officials say that these fake herbs are causing confusion about the new law. anyone who notices suspicious signs or curb markings is asked to call 3, 1, 1, well, new this morning, santa rosa city schools have reached an 86.3% graduation rate. now, according to school

officials, that is a 2 point game from. from before covid-19, the pandemic statewide. the graduation rate is 86.4%. according to the county department of education. however, a significant decline in enrollment has led to a major budget deficit there in santa rosa without significant reduction in the deficit. the district will be in bankruptcy by the end of the year risking a state takeover. for your money. this morning, a recent report shows that san jose's economic growth failing in the wake of the pandemic. that is a crane to the milken institute who rank the city has 200 large metro areas nationally and its best-performing cities report. the ranking is based on the tech sector growth, labor access to economic opportunities in 2020 for the city was ranked 44 10 years ago it was ranked as number one. one expert stating that

companies mandating returning to offices instead of remote work could help the city's ranking. >> still ahead on kron 4 morning news, thousands of pro-life from pro-choice advocates in san francisco for the annual march for life. plus, the vallejo cities unit unified school district is narrowing down a list of possible school closures. we hear from one parent wu says that this came as a complete that this came as a complete surprise.

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>> and take a look at this. this group is in our studio on saturday. this is very hurtful event. it's coming too. and power fathers in the bay area beats and bonding is a ents based around fatherhood where fathers from all walks of life can connect share their stories and find out about resources in their community. this is happening on sunday, february 9th has called the calabash at calabash restaurant in oakland. organizers want you to bring your kids to enjoy free food and of course, a talented drummers. organizers talked with us again on saturday on the kron. 4 morning news. but from that. >> being able to create space for fathers to come together to support each other in killing fashion, inhaling

matter was something that was needed to my journey. and we know and we believe that like. >> fatherhood has the ability to be president and strong as well as radically gentle. loving, practicing the art of loving. >> very cool, right. organizers also say that they want to foster a supportive community for all parents and oakland. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast with gayle ong. and the weather center whipping up something. >> yes, whipping matcha latte next year. >> i anyone get that right for and we also have the weather. we a mix of sun and clouds this morning. let's take a live look from our. >> east bay cameras and very nice morning was chilly. you may notice a 30's and now we're warming up to the 40's. let's talk about that rain. we saw a few rain drops over the weekend. maybe yesterday looks like we are trending drier today. a lot of the activities heading south towards the

central coast in the los angeles area. are seeing snow in the sierra and here are the current wind speeds. 23 miles per hour. wind gusts here in san francisco, breezy in the north bay mountains. but we will we can expect some breezy conditions later today throughout the morning afternoon. now we're warming up in napa, but we are down 5 degrees in places like san jose. so over the next few hours, pack your coat. it could be a cold weather jacket, weather for sure. and where in the upper 50's low 50's throughout the next couple of hours. we'll be warming up, though, to the mid to upper 50's and low 60's for daytime highs. back to theresa kail. thank you for that. thousands of demonstrators. >> we're out and about in san francisco. all taking part of the annual march for life. this comes after president donald trump vowed to support anti-abortion rights in the second term. he recently forced a federal amendment that restricts government funding for most abortions. kron four's lindsey ford has more. >> abortion opponents came out

to san francisco's civic center plaza for the 21st annual walk of life. west coast. the event drawing thousands of community members who identify as pro-life. many of them members of the catholic church. personal god is out of the picture. >> in vitro fertilization procedures does violence to human dignity and to the marriage act and should be avoided. >> this comes on the heels of an executive action by president trump banning aid to foreign groups propide abortions or advocate for abortion rights. catholic leaders and others who are anti-abortion like maria kavala testified in favor of restricting the procedure might i great me and news. >> he's a creative of anything. i'm and i'm here because and really think more people to the follow hopes her pro-life message was heard by

pro-choice activists across the street. can her uterus. it's can >> rizzi keen who is pro-choice says she doesn't have much to say to pro life advocates. going to be completely now i have say earlier this week, president trump also issued pardons for nearly 2 dozen people. >> convicting of blocking and shutting down abortion clinics, some of whom or which currently serving federal sentences in san francisco. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco, the investigation continues into a deadly crash. police arrested 66 year-old john down charging him with vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving. zong has since been released from jail. authorities say that song was driving speeding tesla last weekend. 27 year-old michela

roman echo and his dog died. 2 others were critically injured. we spoke with city leaders that said that they're moving forward with plans to try and installs some speed cameras. >> basically ticket people. >> it is unclear when these cameras will be installed. but city officials say that they will work to ensure the safety of the community. we're continuing coverage this morning on the federal indictment of oakland, mayor sheng thao. the justice department is charging her with 6 counts of conspiracy, bribery, mail, fraud and wire fraud. her partner andrea jones as well as businessmen. david and andy duong are also facing charges. how has since pleaded not guilty to all counts. if convicted, she

could face either decades in prison, supervised release or more than a million dollars in fines or legal. analysts. michael cardoza has more. >> bringing in a like this again, somebody so famous, you've ruined their lives basically just by bringing it because even if the guest this messed are not guilty, you know, everybody's going to say, well, what you get off of a technicality. >> the defendants are due to return to federal court in early february. well, klein unified school district could run out of money by next school year. the alameda county office of education says the county review shows years of the district kicking budget problems down the road, leaving it now strapped financially kron four's. philippe djegal has a closer look at what could happen if the district's board of directors don't act quickly. >> in a letter from alameda county superintendent of schools, alice castro sent tuesday to the oakland unified school district superintendent

and its board. castro says the oakland unified school district is operating on an unsustainable budget stating the school district's budget deficit is projected to reach 152 million dollars this year and without implementing the budget solutions approved by the board in december, the district could run out of cash by more than 30 million dollars in november. last month, the school district filed a negative certification to the office of education. in castro's letter, she agreed with the district self-assessment saying, quote, without significant intervention, the district is projected to run out of cash during the 2025. 26 school year leading to significant destabilization for students and staff necessitating another bankruptcy loan from the state and forfeiting local decision making authority the office of education points to the district's increasing deficits resulting from approving employee pay increases without approving reductions to pay for the

raises. that combined with years of the board, differing big decisions, changing plans or delaying their implementation has led the school district to the difficult position it is in right now in response, castro has appointed a fiscal advisor to help the school district rectify its budget woes. the last usd received a negative certification was just before it went into receivership in 2003 back then the state of california took control over district business and resulted in the district taking out 100 million dollar loan which the district says has taken 21 years to pay off in full plus 20 million dollars in interest. currently the county has oversight over the district's budget with power to override board decisions. now county superintendent castro says usd will be the only state school district to have both the fiscal trustee and fiscal advisor. the

adviser is slated to help the board through june and in the coming weeks, help balance the 2025. 2026 budget. the board has considered merging 10 schools that share campuses. the school district says the move would save millions of dollars. but the board still has not voted on the option by the end of next month. castro says the board needs to make hard decisions on reducing personnel for the upcoming school year. in the letter, castro continues to say, quote, if the board does not make decisions now, it will rapidly lose the ability to make them at all. she says the district operates too many schools for the number of students enrolled and operates too many and or enrolled schools. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> definitely unsettling that what you're telling and the family saying that we're going to have transparency would have one 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 with the district just days after community town hall. the vallejo city unified school district has 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 options under the first option. mare island health and fitness academy will close in vallejo charter school will 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 in 8th move to slow. know why men leadership academy and under the 3rd option, the districtm would completely closed aloma just environmental science academy ptsa president eva kuhn says that thursday's shortlists comes a surprise to

her and families and their island have many questions regarding the possible consolidation. i'm not only speaking for my child like that. >> psp parent. you know, i'm going for 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. you're packing the island to school with 700 plus students. like, what are your racial is looking like? >> the options will be voted on at the next board meeting, which is going to take place on february. 19th, whatever is decided will go into effect the next school year. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. this library on wheels is touring around the east bay on the solano county libraries connecting with readers. and after the break, we are celebrating the year of the snake here on kron. 4 morning news dancers with the holland dance academy are live in the studio. you can see right

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"the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> welcome back. heading to tahoe. take a look. we have some snow on the ground. this is a rat incline village in the north lake. current conditions in south lake tahoe, 16 degrees. that's chilly. and here we have calm conditions out there, cloudy skies. the rest of the forecast early this week looks mostly sunny. we will be in the 30's and 40's. so it'll be nice if you're out there finally getting some snow, not a whole lot, but there's a winter weather advisory till the afternoon today till 04:00pm. so check the roads. and let's talk about the rain.

we are seeing that tracking south to southern california. there are concerns about mudslides, debris flow over the burn zone. so there is a flood watch in place until monday. it looks like that activity tapers off. we dry out early next week for much of the state and take a look at is coming up at the end of the week. this is thursday. we'll see a transition day and maybe a chance of some rain and next weekend and mountain snow stretching all across from all the way from upstate down to southern california. so we'll see what verifies. we're fine tuning that forecast still far out. temperatures out the door. we're in the 40's now warming up there. we're we're in so 30's now we're in the upper 40's will be breezy. still wind advisory in the north bay hills, but breezy everywhere else anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour. wind speeds throughout the day. the winds eased by dinner time. these are your daytime highs. pretty cool. still in the low 60's upper 50's. and here's that 7 day outlook dry out for the start of the week. we're gonna be waking up to some chilly

temperatures throughout the mornings and evenings and that next chance of rain early next week. back to teresa. thank you very much, gayle. well, kron 4 continues at celebration of the lunar new year. >> and we are joined by wendy labor organizer. the holland dance academy, the one and only place to master chinese traditional full dance. good morning, everyone to you. good morning. and we've got the dancers. and personally speaking the year, the sake very important being tell us a little bit about the year of the snake. what does it well, the year of the snake is upcoming year and it was right after that of the dragon. and that's why we have a nickname full. >> snake that is the, you know, didn't want to be. >> live on track in one debate. i hope that's not a lot kind of thing. and it's one snake here to yes, yes. and then especially when then skiing shading pit and that reminds me ken formation and

we knew all and i thought that will be a good year. then we look forward to new changes. >> and lot >> recharging. yes, a growth mindset. very and tell me a little bit about the dance. so we're going to be watching okay that the u.s. is call young gulf, which is the too. >> the harvest. and at top of the music first by the first lady of china. this is she police van and she had this on track doing when she was 22 years and that's every brian's beautiful and sweet honor to present his stance by our howard king production team is called the abundant harvest. enjoy. thank you very much.

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>> well, firefly aerospace is giving us a stunning look at the earth from orbit. beautiful light. the company launched a lunar lander on a path to the move last week aboard spacex rocket. the lander is due to touch down in february fire flies spacecraft was named a blue ghost and it is one of the lander's one of 2 the company sent to space

this month. secondtlander is sponsored by japan and that is not set to land on the moon into late may or early june. a blue ghost is carrying experiments for nasa as part of the space agency's goal to return astronauts to the moon by 2030. and we will be right back. the solano county libraries hting the streets with a new way to connect to the community. the reading machine van, the mobile library bring services educational resources and fun activities directly to residents. the ban also promotes library carts, whi offer access to books, digital resources and even video games. the next stop is fairfield. the court dealing a library there on january. 29th for more details, check out those solano county library website. >> everyone's reposting ensuring go fund me so entire school has your back.

>> and next on kron, 4 news at 9 o'clock bystanders caught in the crossfire to college students are recovering this morning after they were shot getting gassed. plus living in fear how trump's immigration orders are already having an impact on families here in the bay area. those stories are coming up on the kron. 4 morning news at developing on

the kron 4 morning news. this video shows 2 east bay college students caught in the

crossfire shooting. those students now recovering this morning as police investigate. >> i've been here 26 years, but this is the first time that i feel that. you know, the extreme panic. >> plus, we are hearing from bay area immigrants fearful of leaving their homes out of concerns of being deported. >> they limited my major, completely just doesn't seem like. the university. if there's no sports. >> it did not think that happened whatsoever. and sonoma state university slashing at athletic departmeht in getting rid of some programs entirely. we speak. we're disappointed students and staff as they prepare to fight back. and good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news sunday. >> it is sunday, january. 26 and theresa stasi. o let's start by getting a look at the weather with gayle on. it's kind of chilly. it's still chilly in this newsroom

college. feel absolutely. winds are in full as morning. >> we're starting to warm up to the 40's now and this 09:00am hour. let's take a live look from the east bay hills, taking a look at current conditions, mix of sun and clouds out there. we did see some rain drops yesterday. looks like that activity is moving south and we could see chance of some isolated lightning and convection in the central coast. that is but pretty quiet. rain wise in our area. got a few rain south raindrops. that's really nice. we haven't seen rain in about 3 weeks but more may come in on along the way were breezy right now. we could be breezy throughout the morning and afternoon and temperature wise. we are warmer in the north bay and we're actually cooler in the south. but usually we're cooler in the north bay. but over the next few hours, they just keep that up. come handy. maybe we could see some lingering showers but a very light rain. it's really trending on the dry side. these are the forecast highs today. upper 50's and low 60's

all have a full forecast. when i come back. back to you, carol. thank you for much. >> young man is fighting for his life after a shootout at a valero gas station to east bay college students were injured. the shooting draws increased attention to crime in that city. kron four's jack moment explains. >> caldera times. campus students are on edge after 2 of their own were shot traumatize. we don't really hear about much gun violence. and yet second happened. every was really scared. the shooting happened on tuesday just after 7 in the evening at this express gas station on tennessee avenue. you can see the suspected shooter here standing next to their car and the next clip you see them shoot from the driver's side window towards this man in a blue hoodie. the white truck here caught in the crossfire and inside were 2 cal maritime students you see here running for safety, blood running down their clothes from the gunshot wounds. a gofundme for one of the victims says the student was put in a medically induced coma after being shot in the face. the road to recovery

will be long. the other student shot was released from the hospital. the president of the university put out a statement the next day saying, quote, given this unprovoked criminal attack on our colleagues. i remind everyone to exercise the utmost caution and always maintain situational awareness of what is going on around you. will the shooting happened just about 3 miles away from the university. many students we spoke to on saturday. tell us that they're fearful of the crime just about every time they have to leave campus kind of like going in a resort, a 3rd world country. >> just don't leave it. yeah. that's how these freshman maritime students who are from southern california described the lay, whoa. >> they say they've seen crime just about weekly and say they want to see more police. we have more cops on campus that of the city. so, yeah, there's very little policing around last year, kron 4 reported the vallejo police department 31 officers when they're supposed to have over 100 rose looking over our shoulder like we know the threat that's out there. but despite the fear, the students are happy for the community support. everyone's reposting ensuring go fund me

so entire school has their back. yeah. the schools also helping out telling us to maintain situational awareness and all that a suspect is under arrest at vallejo. police say they're still investigating the shooting. reporting in vallejo, jack molmud kron. 4 news. >> also in the east bay, richmond's mayor and city manager released a joint statement saturday pledging to stand by the city's majority latino population and federal immigration policies. not according to the 2023 census. the community has a population estimated about 114,000 people with nearly 47% hispano or latino officials emphasize the richmond police to not inquire about immigration status and added that they are committed to upholding the sanctuary cities policy. now, despite pressure from the trump administration officials and other bay area cities, we're also committing to protecting immigrants, including those without legal status. alameda county officials recently held a meeting in oakland enforcing

those protections for and talking about the risk of deportation for people. >> i have for president president david haubert to put forward a committee and ad hoc committee that will protect our alameda county communities. i am very, very excited that we're moving forward in that regard. i hope that you will common expressed support for that committee so that we can do the proactive work to protect to support and lift up our communities who might be fearful during this time. >> county officials have launched a website to provide resources for the community. provides a list of legal resources and has information on future workshops aimed at educating the documented. the hotline to report and answer questions is expected to be ready and online by february, 17th. meanwhile, in san francisco kron four's dan kerman spoke with families about how the recent changes to immigration policies in

this country are affecting their lives. >> and then you see it. then you scan your thing. levy unlikey. i've been here 26 years. but this is the first time that i feel that. you know, the extreme panic. >> and not wanting to leave my house. >> at la raza community resource center in san francisco's mission district. they're having their twice weekly food pantry. but there are fewer people here than usual. and those that are coming in are getting what they want and quickly returning home from visiting dentist come in the most. there are so many immigrants that have come to this country to to better ourselves. >> and now to be looked at as really criminals and that that it does have added to the president. these 2 women who didn't want their identities revealed. >> have both lived in san francisco for more than 25 years. but now the notion of immigration agents breaking down their doors at any minute is a constant fear in the wake of president trump's new

crackdown on immigrants, especially now that schools and churches are no longer off limits. now fact, that's good. you will tell you that yeah, go to church a lot. so, you know, with the new suppose the changes that that the rays can happen in fearful, i don't know. should i go should not go. i go there earlier and then my my son goes later. but right now we've decided that we're going to go together. >> in case something happens, we want to be together. >> and the fear these 2 women have is not just for themselves. both have children in their 20's and the concern revolves around whether the president will be successful in redefining birthright citizenship, which their kids currently have. the men local book eli, connecticut does it worries me a lot that they buy take their citizenship away because are new unity kids that have worked very hard to be citizens for now. all they can do is press and take extra precautions and get as much

information as possible. fitness. only thing it's important to to go to workshops and also to watch tv and get information. >> because instead of being panicked. >> create power. you're powerful. >> those that have questions about how these new laws impact them and what their rights are should contact local community organizations like la raza. in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> not a news coaches and students from sonoma state university plan to take legal action in order to block the board of trustees from coming. the athletics programs at the north bay college faculty are calling upon their union to file an injunction to stop the board. they joined the group save seawolves athletics, which include students, alumni, faculty, such as the assistant coach for the soccer team. benjamin zimmer, who also filed a civil rights lawsuit on behalf of some of his athletes. he says that over 200 student athletes are the most diverse group on

campus. and they are now being forced to go elsewhere. >> we met with our team yesterday. we had a training and basically at that point we're saying we're sorry will help you. however, we can finding different schools are institutions. you can go to. but i mean, you can imagine the tears that the anguish, these these students and then you have the whole academic side of all these major scott people that are so close to graduating and all said and they're just cutting out from under them. >> school officials point to a 38% drop in enrollment as one of the leading reasons for the 23.9 million dollar budget deficit. in addition to the athletics program, several academic departments in majors will be caught. nearly 50 faculty contracts, not noon. the town hall meeting is set on campus this coming thursday, january 30th kron. 4 news has reached out to university officials for comment about the pending lawsuit but have not heard back. and we will be right back.

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>> welcome back. a live look over the san francisco bay and we're starting to see the sun come out. we're off to a chilly start. we have some clouds out there, a little breeze as well. welcome back here is that mount tam view. we have sunshine, breezy conditions. let's take a look at the temperatures out the door. upper 40's. now 51 in santa rosa. so we're warming up from the 30's. now, let's talk about the rain activity. not so much for us. maybe just some lingering sprinkles, but not really a whole lot. a lot of activities trending south now. so we're seeing some rain showers over los angeles and some mountain snow. the sierra got some snow as well. and that should be the case your sunday night tonight. and then we dry out on monday. there are concerns about floods, flooding, debris flow because of the burn scar. so there is a flood watch los angeles area today about the wind advisory just dropped in the last few minutes. but we are still

breezy north bay hills will be breezy today anywhere between 15 to 25 miles per hour, depending where you are. the winds ease by dinner. time with veto that breezy conditions really just staying in the hills. keep a lookout for some chilly temperatures. we've been experiencing chilly mornings the past couple of weeks, but now we have a freeze watch overnight monday through wednesday so we could see some temperatures dipped down to the upper 20's. we did see that in places like napa of daytime highs today. we're talking some upper 50's and low 60's. so still cooler cooler. you know, we were pretty mild this past week and we could see a little bit of some warmer temperatures. temperatures bumping up early this week, but we will continue to wake up to those morning temperatures and take a look at what is popping up on the seven-day. another chance of rain. maybe this will be more measurable but it does look like the storm door is reopening for february. back to teresa. thank you very much. well, we're nearly at the end of january 2025. and some of you may have.

>> i know fallen off your new year's fitness resolution. but joining us right now in the studio this morning, its fitness instructor, ashley zone. is that correct? so ashley settlement and then she is here with family and the 2 of them are extraordinary and there are going to be showing us some benefits of something called stacking. i worked out for a long time. what stacking? we're talking about how to make your workout sustainable. and one way to do that is make sure >> being efficient with with your choices and actions are sent binding move. so stacking benefits, okay. attacking types like mobility and strength at the same time, balance and bone density at the same time. so working very important together to all. yes, yeah. exactly. exactly. okay. so, yeah. so what one thing i want to mention is that. another way to say sustainable in your workout is make sure you're starting out with something that is not too huge of a goal. i think a lot of times people failed their

new year's resolution. i'm gonna too much. all right. start simple. and all the other thingsmake sure you're trying to get fast progress you might notice and was wearing these blood flow restriction bans. i have all my clients use those these days because it really does accelerate your progress. short workout. bigger result. regardless, though, this these exercises can be used with or without those bands. but those are their blend pressure. yeah, their blood flow restriction down your blood flow, which increases metabolites in your blood get a big metabolic response. your body is pretty cool. it's great for people 50 and up. that's really helps with hormones. it's pretty interesting, actually. >> what he's feeling good fast mean to you. seeing that on map? montrezl? yeah. yeah. that is. i mean, that is i think the key to some was sticking with is feeling a change, feeling progress, whether that's having more energy, you're feeling stronger or feeling or >> your body's changing in the way you want to change. so so

doing things that aee going to have make that happen for i know that it's very challenging to stay motivated. i mean, it's easy to fall through the cracks of like, >> you know, go to the grocery store and do all of that. the staff doubt that we have to do so. how do we stay on target about, you know, our fitness goals. i mean, i know health is 12 wealth is health, that kind of stuff. so how people stay on track? i think starting with something that's realistic. so short and construir work into your day that that's a that's a. >> you know, common want have an accountability, buddy. you know, whether going to work out with i mean, i'm a trainer. so people pay me to be their accountability, buddy. you can do with a friend, a spouse, you know, just someone that's going either you work out together. you have a little accountability with each other because it's easy to push off. if nobody told you count exact the exact i know if you work out in the morning is better. i've read statistically because then you kind of get it done for the day. but that

doesn't always work for every block. yeah, i mean, i think it really depends on your personal preference. i think for a lot of people. >> their day doesn't get high, you know, their biggest hijack. so in the morning they can get in first. but >> if you're not a morning person, and, you know, i think the key is trying similar time each day. if you're if it's bouncing around all in place, it's more likely to get skip try to get in a routine. what are some of your favorite exercises? so i'm going to show a few exercises. what i wanted to focus on today. i mean, i was there so many actually is out there. but we do a lot of sitting these days in our world. and so what happens? we sit a lot as we get tight in the farmer hips and we kind of weak in the back side of our glutes, her hamstring the hips hurt all the time. sitting in sunshine. i driving from. yeah. and so when you're starting access program, if you've been sitting a lot and then you try to go move, you might not be firing the right muscles. you might not be moving properly. so we want to make sure you're moving properly. so the actions i want to show today is just a nice little primer of getting moving and getting those tips activated and a

good way. he's got a star on her back here. this is a very basic exercises. start with. she's going to push down into her feet and lift your hips. so what this does is it turns on hamstrings and glutes and kind opens up the front of the hip. so going go up and down a few times there. this is a real easy beginner move. so, yeah, pretty much anyone can do this to get the glutes firing to make us a little harder. go ahead grab one me. emily. that meet your chest and then continue to do bridges. the great thing about this, not only is it more strength now on this and a leg, but it's more of a mobility exercise getting more range of motion in both hips. more opening of this hip flexor more opening of the hat back on the other side. so is again of mobility and strength exercises as something that that emily is demonstrating. but you could do this at home, even if you don't have weights or so forth. know this is very common and hop lies with the weights and all that kind stuff. but yeah, necessarily have to have that for the bridge is exactly especially single. actually a pretty hard

exercise and it is a great, like i said, i'd like to start with this. so we get the right muscles turned on. we get open and then and we going to stand up. we're going to continue with that same concept of hip opening. i'm going this way over here. let's get back back. so we're gonna start with a march soak same idea of getting a hip opening. the great thing about this, we start to bring in a little bit of balance. this can be a slow exercise for again beginners. make sure you're focusing on glued activation on the standing leg. so again, we're getting active opening of the hips and then to make it harder us just go faster and start making it a little more dynamic where you're adding a skip. punch that put into the ground a little harder. the national you mentioning little. that's right. the regarding left becomes cardio exercise. i was gonna say when our work in the heart, we've got the hamsters. we've got a little bit of everything, right? yeah. >> exactly. we're getting loose and hamstrings. we're getting some core with

bringing arms opening up the shoulders. >> we're getting cardio. so it turns into more of a full-body exercise. you guys who were sharing that. you're both athletes in college athletes. and so for that, these are actors eyes is that we could all do. yeah, exactly. benefit. all exactly right. on these actions can start basic and get more advanced as you as you go. and then the last as i want to show was you know, jumping has become it's a pretty popular way. is popular, but it is one of the best ways to bone density. people talk about lifting heavy, which also is good. but jumping actually a better way to get bone density and it's so easy to do so again, you can start easy and then addressed to something very hard, depending on your skipping the same. well, skipping. so what you did just skipping there is a little bit that's something is on. 2 feet is going to more giving you more impact. i was skipping the iowa and the newsroom. just yeah. just you have figure out right exactly so and so. but you jump your

know. and that's even more beneficial for the director. my boss stars laughing at me. i'll like i'm taking. working on right density are getting older. so there you jump. so so starting out again, depending on your level, you can just are real small would like a bit a little jump off the ground. okay. and the nice landing kind of land with bent knees as you absorb right back into mishaps with bone density, which we know is so important, especially as we get older. >> exactly a lot of these exercises are great for, you know, people 50 plus, i work with a lot of clients midlife and beyond because our start to i mean, sadly, we know the statistics. are that women? yeah. if we fall, we break or hips. and then that is just catastrophic. sometimes. yeah, i have a hip replacement that i years ago. i broke it as a kid. >> so these kind of exercise and the band's u.s. in particular have really brought my strength back. yeah, i'm doing well, but it it is a common and so sad day. yeah,

yeah. and i think the amount of sitting that we do. you know, that's not so good for our bones and so lunch bag all that. yeah. so trying to make it accessible to people. you know, you don't need equipment. you can now it. you know, at home or fancy gym or something, rangos lines or say, you know, take the stairs. if you can write. so, right. exact opposed to personnel there. >> what else would you want and part on the sunday? i mean, >> you know, sitting on a couch is very tempting with, you know, football games and that kind of stuff. >> what is a good message that you want to just kind pumped up well, i think one thing is to your point, sitting on the couch watching football is enjoyable. so what kind of exercise can you find this? enjoy able to you? >> you know, whether that's, you know, not in the berri, especially a lot of people go hiking a lot. that's great mom. but make sure you're doing things again, you can find success in so that you're not dreading it. if you're dreading what you're going to, you're never going to stick with it, right? so find success. find enjoy fina elf

larche. exactly exactly know it is true. it's like health is wealth like you said. it is i think for a lot of people can be overwhelming. and i think trying to make it simple short. that's kind of my that's kind of my that started a virtual just over a year ago on whole goal, that companies to make it accessible to people simple, not intimidating. short workouts that really get results and be successful. this and pigs actually exactly exactly. ashley is joined by emily and salman. thank you very much. >> and then you guys have a website and all that stuff. so we'll put on crawford, perfect. thank you very much. every you will be right back.

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>> in the east bay, there is a heart full event coming up designed to empower fathers in the bay area. en bonding is a community-centered event based around fatherhood were fathers from all walks of life, can connect share their stories and find out about resources in their community. this is all happening sunday on february 9th. the calabash restaurant in oakland

organizers want you to bring your kids to enjoy some free food. and of course, the talented drummers organizers talked with us yesterday on kron 4 morning news. from that. >> being able to create space for fathers to come together to support each other in killing fashion. and helling matter was something that was needed to my journey. and we know and we believe that like. >> fatherhood has the ability to be president and strong as well as radically gentle. loving, practicing the art of loving. >> organizers also say they want to foster a supportive community for parents in oakland. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news on this sunday. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. gayle ong in the weather center with the very hello, good morning. and we were off toys are once again. we are warming up to the upper 40's last check. >> let's take a live look from the east bay hills. plenty of a mix of sun and clouds there.

and, you know, we saw few rain drops yesterday. we could some lingering sprinkles today, but a lot of that activity is moving southward with a chance of some lightning strikes over in the central valley and more rain for southern california. so there's flood watch there. but the recent burn scars winds are pretty breezy today. we had especially in the north bay hills. we're just coming out of a wind advisory pretty of gusty throughout the day in the afternoon. winds should ease this evening. temperature wise, we're about getting warmer. 10 degrees up in concord and napa. 5 degrees down still in san jose. here are the numbers out the door or in the 50's. and santa rosa, one of the warmest spots right now these are the highs mid to upper 50's and low 60's. i'll be back with tahoe forecast and the more on the extended forecast. back to you. thank you very much, gayle. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of san francisco for the annual march for life. this comes. >> after president donald trump vowed to support anti-abortion rights in a

second term me recently and forced a federal amendment. >> that restricts government funding for most abortions. kron four's lindsey ford has more from pro-life from pro-choice supporters. >> abortion opponents came out to san francisco's civic center plaza for the 21st annual walk of life. west coast. the event drawing thousands of community members who identify as pro-life. many of members of the catholic church. personal god is out of the picture. >> in vitro fertilization procedures violence to human dignity and to the marriage act and should be avoided. >> this comes on the heels of an executive action by president trump banning aid to foreign groups provide abortions or advocate for abortion rights. catholic leaders and others who are anti-abortion like maria kavala testified in favor of restricting the procedure might i great me and news.

>> he's a creative of anything. i'm and i'm here because and really think more people to the opportunity off. follow hopes her pro-life message was heard by pro-choice activists across the street. can her uterus. it's can >> rizzi keen who is pro-choice says she doesn't have much to say to pro life advocates. going to be completely now i have say earlier this week, president trump also issued pardons for nearly 2 dozen people. >> convicting of blocking and shutting down abortion clinics, some of whom or which currently serving federal sentences in san francisco. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> and san francisco in the investigation continues into do deadly crash. police arrested 66 year old jacqueline zone now charging

him with vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving zahn has since been released from jail. authorities say that song was driving a speeding tesla. 27 year on mchale roman echo and his dog died in that crash. 2 others critically injured. we spoke with city leaders that say that they're moving forward plans to install speed cameras and pedestrian safety measures to prevent future accidents. it is unclear when these cameras will be installed. but city officials say that they will work to ensure the safety of the community. continuing coverage this morning on the federal

indictment of oakland, mayor sheng thao. the justice department is charging her with 6 counts of conspiracy, bribery, mail, fraud and wire fraud. her partner, andrea jones as well as businessmen and david are also facing charges. how has since pleaded not guilty to all counts if convicted, she could face either decades in prison, supervised release or more than a million dollars in fines. our legal analysts, michael cardoza tells us regardless of the outcome, this case will take a toll on taos, political reputation. >> bringing in a like this again, somebody so famous, you've ruined their lives basically just by bringing because even if a guest this mister not guilty, you know, everybody's going to say, well, what you get off of a technicality. napa. >> the defendants are due to return to federal court early february. oakland unified school district could run out of money by next school year.

the alameda county office of education says the county review shows years of the distric kicking budget problems down the road, leaving at strapped financially kron four's. philippe djegal has a closer look at what could happen if the district's board of directors don't act quickly. >> in a letter from alameda county superintendent of schools, alice castro sent tuesday to the oakland unified school district superintendent and its board. castro says the oakland unified school district is operating on an unsustainable budget stating the school district's budget deficit is projected to reach 152 million dollars this year and without implementing the budget solutions approved by the board in december, the district could run out of cash by more than 30 million dollars in november. last month, the school district filed a negative certification to the office of education. in castro's letter, she agreed with the district self-assessment saying, quote, without significant

intervention, the district is projected to run out of cash during the 2025. 26 school year leading to significant destabilization for students and staff necessity to another bankruptcy loan from the state and forfeiting local decision making authority the office of education points to the district's increasing deficits resulting from approving employee pay increases without approving reductions to pay for the raises. that combined with years of the board, differing big decisions, changing plans or delaying their implementation has led the school district to the difficult position it is in right now in response, castro has appointed a fiscal advisor to help the school district rectify its budget woes. the last usd received a negative certification was just before it went into receivership in 2003 back then the state of california took control over district business and resulted in the district taking out 100 million dollar loan which

the district says has taken 21 years to pay off in full plus 20 million dollars in interest. currently the county has oversight over the district's budget with power to override board decisions. now county superintendent castro says usd will be the only state school district to have both the fiscal trustee and fiscal advisor. the adviser is slated to help the board through june and in the coming weeks, help balance the 2025. 2026 budget. the board has considered merging 10 schools that share campuses. the school district says the move would save millions of dollars. but the board still has not voted on the option by the end of next month. castro says the board needs to make hard decisions on reducing personnel for the upcoming school year. in the letter, castro continues to say, quote, if the board does not make decisions now, it will rapidly lose the ability to make them at all. she says the

district operates too many schools for the number of students enrolled and operates too many and or enrolled schools. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 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 with the district just days after a community town hall, the blue city unified school district has narrowed down its choices for possible school closures and consolidations. the superintendent says and needs to caught about 8 million dollars from its budget. currently, there are 19 schools serving about 9,000 students. the board will now vote one of 3 options. those options under the first option, mare island health and fitness academy will close vallejo charter school will move to the mare island campus

under the second option will move us to environmental science academy would be converted to a t k through 5th grade school and the 6th through 8th graders would move tesla know why men leadership academy and under the 3rd option, the district quit completely closed to loma vista, environmental science academy ptsa president eva pruned says thursday shortlist comes as a surprise to her and families and mare island have many questions regarding the possible consolidation. >> i'm not only speaking from my child like that psp parent. you know, i'm going for 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. you're packing the island to school with 700 plus students. like, what are your racial is looking like?

>> the options will be voted on at the next board meeting on february 19th. whatever is decided will go into effect next school year. >> after the break, we are celebrating the year of the snake here on kron. 4 morning news dancers with the holland dance academy are live in the dance academy are live in the studio. you can see ry excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change.

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little bit warmer on wednesday, driving there today we have a winter weather advisory until 04:00pm today stretching from the reno down to mammoth lakes and winter warning down there as well. so here's our area of low pressure. is this trough is really digging in here, bringing as cold weather, windy weather and precipitation. a few raindrops for us. the more rain in southern california and maybe some convection activity in the central coast could see a chance of some lightning strikes down there today. but most of that activity down south, there's concerns about burn scars. so there is a flood watch in los angeles through monday. we clear out for the 1st half of the week and take a look what's popping up on our future cast model. this is thursday. looks to be more of that transition day with the clouds rolling in and friday and saturday. so we could see another round of rain and mountain snow statewide for the foreseeable future. we'll see what verifies still too early. but, you know, we we've been dry for about 3 weeks in january.

offshore winds are back and we are just coming out of a wind advisory in the north bay. so it's like breezy conditions depending where you are. the winds look like the east towards dinner. time with breezy conditions remaining in the mountains. these are your highs today. similar as yesterday we're talking upper 50's and low 60's across the board. pretty mild temperatures with a little bit of wind and heads up stretch of some cold temperatures. i know we've been experiencing chilly temperatures in the morning. there's a freeze watch or early monday morning through wednesday so we could see temperatures dip down to the 20's in some places. 7 day forecast. so as you can see, dry start to the week. but a rainy pattern towards the end of the weekend. we could see rain for the first week of february. other than that plan for some chilly mornings and bring that cup reset. kron 4 continues at celebration of the lunar new year. and we are joined by wendy labor organizer. the holland dance academy, the one and only place to master chinese

traditional. >> full dance. good morning, everyone to you. good morning. and we've got the dancers. and personally speaking the year, the sake very important being tell us a little bit about the year of the snake. what does it well, the year of the snake is upcoming year and it was right after that of the dragon. and that's why we have a nickname full. >> snake that is the they don't. i don't want to be. >> live on track in one debate. i hope that's not a lot kind of thing. and it's one snake here to yes, yes. and then specialty wind scheme shading pit. >> and that reminds me ken formation and we knew all and i thought that will be a good year. then we look forward to new changes. >> and lot >> recharging. yes, a growth mindset. very and tell me a

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>> firefly aerospace is giving us a stunning look at the earth from orbit. the company launched a lunar lander path to the moon last week aboard a spacex rocket. the lander is due to touch down in february's fireflies spacecraft was named blue ghost and it is one of 2 landers the company's sent to space this month. the second landers sponsored by japan and won't set down on the moon until late may or early june blue ghost is carrying experiments for nasa as part of the space agency's goal to return astronauts to the moon by 2030. that's a lot of county libraries hitting the streets with a new way to connect to the library to the community. the reading machine van is what it's called kind of scooby-doo that a mobile library bring services, education, resources and fun activities dirtly, 2 residents of and also promotes library cards which offer

access to books, digital resources d even video games. next. stop is fairfield cordelia library on january. 29th. more details. you can just go to kron 4 dot com right? joining us right now is gayle ong. she's going to tell us we've been comparing winter you know, they've winter, but we do. we'll see about a minute. let's take a look at the 7 day forecast. a dry start for the week. >> but take a look. what's popping up next weekend. you know, after about 3 weeks dry conditions. >> the storm door looks like it's reopening for the first week of february. a look at that. but chilly temperatures in the mornings 30's. you know, we've been really experiencing that coat, whether but now you're gonna have to bring the umbrellas out pretty soon. it looks like i'm okay with that because that means more snow, right? more snow for area has a little bit asked this saturday, but not a not a more hopefully more. bill is going to be heading up to and have some reports for so that operations. here's storm. >> conference i love that was

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