jack: thanks for joining me and grover on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna hoping you'll come along next time as i go into the wild. [music] >> the car going to tell oh, yeah. >> developing on the kron 4 morning news. this newly released body camera video shows hercules police tasing a man who says he was having a seizure. we're breaking down

the lawsuit against the police department. plus, unconfirmed reports of a man pretending to be an ice agent san francisco. what community leaders want you to know? and a bay area radio station under investigation by the sec for its reporting on ice. the new questions raised about first amendment rights. >> it's 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday, february let's get your day started with a look at the weather first with meteorologist john shrable. good there, stephanie. it's going to be here with you on a saturday. >> and especially. >> a beautiful saturday and that we have gorgeous skies out there this morning. now, the catch to you as you're looking out the window near saying, oh, my gosh, i got to snap that sunrise photo is throw on the jacket as you're

doing so because it is so so cold out there to get things started. here's your view mount tam right here. looking down into the bay crystal clear skies, not a cloud in the sky. aside from a few low stratus and even some lenticular clouds out there in the distance. storm tracker 4 is showing you that kind of the law cheek cloud cover that we're seeing to the northwest of us. this is a sure sign of cold air stacked up in the pacific ocean. that is working its way right across the region, cold and predominantly dry air for that matter. so the next few days for your weekend do expect these cold mornings followed by comfortably cool afternoons. nice enough. certainly to be getting outside, enjoying a little bit 30's to 40's for our current temperatures right now. palo alto's at 38 livermore. dublin conquered each at 36 degrees. most urban areas are staying just above freezing, but we are seeing some rural areas falling below freezing. and i know for myself, i had this great my windshield off in the east bay to get out this morning. so

you might want anticipate that these frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect through 09:00am tonight into tomorrow morning, expected to be even colder. and with that, we will go right back under those frost and freeze rpwarnings again today is going to be a mild one with highs in the 50's paired with that sunshine. it will feel just right, stephanie. john, thanks so much. and breaking news overnight, hamas released 3 israeli hostages early this morning. >> in return, israel freed 183 palestinian prisoners. this all happened during a staged release, which included public statements from some of the newly released the conditions of these people also sparking outrage on both sides with some of the people appearing to be weak and in poor condition. the exchange is part of a fragile cease-fire agreement that has paused the war in gaza. but israeli prime minister netanyahu has signaled the possibility of resuming the war after that six-week pause. and east bay police department is getting slapped with a lawsuit after a man was tased during an alleged medical emergency. the

incident captured on police body camera. and we do want to warn you that some viewers may find this video. we're about to show disturbing. >> the car going to tell ycu help you. but you know, i get car. >> the police body cam video shows hercules police officers using a taser on. 22 year-old jack bruce. this happened last april in bruce drove his car off refugio valley road and ended up an embankment. claims he lost control of the car because he had an epileptic seizures. something he says he's never experienced before. bruce is attorneys say officers are trained to recognize when someone is suffering from this condition instead of helping out the attorneys, they claim the officers physically and emotionally harmed their client. >> they treated him like a criminal forcibly yanked him out of the car, got him on the ground. they perceived him to be resisting because when you're in the state of a seizure, your body is constantly tensing up your

brain is misfiring. so it's not acting in any sort of rational way or any felician away. and so he was not resist. he needs simply was still in the throes of a medical emergency are going to the lawsuit. also alleges officers tried to cover up their actions by accusing bruce of being under the influence and resisting arrest. >> and police department, they say they are taking those allegations seriously but would not comment further. happening right now, the sonoma county sheriff's office your help finding this missing girl. 14 year-old madeline. she who was last seen february 5th near sonoma. mount harrison penned grow. she is described as 5 foot 2 with long brown hair last seen wearing a neon pink hoodie, black cut-off denim, shorts and black vans shoes. she's from san francisco but could be in petaluma if anyone spots her. you are asked to please call police. and there are reports of someone impersonating ice in san francisco supervisor jackie fielder says a man wearing a

red trump one hat and a windbreaker with ice immigration on the front and back was spotted dining korea on mission street. fielder says it's a federal offense to impersonate a u.s. officer adding that if the man is seen again in the mission district, they will be dealt with. she asked the community to refrain from sharing unverified rumors about i sightings and instead to please call the rapid response line to report. if anyone does see ice impersonators, please take a photo and video. she says for proof. a bay area radio station now the target of a lawsuit by the federal communications commission for reporting on local ice activity. the action is activity. the action is raising new concerns about four's. dan kerman reports. >> county's response network says agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, including a black dodge durango. gray nissan maxima and white nissan truck. it's this january. 26 report from kcbs that has the all-news radio station. >> in the crosshairs of the new chair of the federal

communications commission. this is really concerning what happened was you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose and part of the town known for violent gang activity at this radio station broadcasting. the live location identified the unmarked vehicles that were they were in. >> and again, against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fight to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry, a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that in court. explain how this could possibly be consistent with their public interest obligations. federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >> but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what news station has reported. david lloyd with the first amendment coalition says just the threat of an investigation exerts a chilling effect on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. >> i think the best thing journalists can do at this

point in this environment is to put their heads down and keep reporting the best obtainable version of truth to the american people to serve their communities by seeking and reporting the truth without fear or favor. >> dan shelley, with the radio television digital news association says kcbs did nothing wrong and was simply reporting the facts of the story to agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, but others worry report such as these put law enforcement officials at risk. >> their safety vitally important. absolutely. i mean, these this these agents are told what to do out there to do their job and serving country. their personal safety should not be jeopardized in terms of the legality of this reporting. constitutional law experts say the courts have already ruled this is protected by the first amendment is a famous case in california involving the san francisco free press. >> where they report the names of undercover drug agent. this is the 1960's and it's the

first amendment protected activity. kron 4 reached out to kcbs in a spokesperson for odyssey said they had no comment on the matter. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in the south bay, more drama within the san mateo county sheriff's office. the union members who work for embattled sheriff christina corpus now accusing the sheriff of retaliating after they publicly spoke out against her. 2 department unions held a news conference this week expressing support for the upcoming ballot measure that would allow the board of supervisors to remove corpus just hours after union leaders say they got an e-mail about a new department policy requiring employees working special assignments, focusing on cases like, assaults, homicides and fentanyl trafficking traffic and weather to rotate out of those roles after 3 years instead of 5, the union says the move resigns people to quickly before they can maximize their training and keep people safe. >> it's more the same people are just an easy. they're on edge there worry there is a

pay incentive for free to sign it. so people just money, people you know, whatever schedule. pertains to that actual. simon, they lose that the prevailing thought is that people are scared at their worried there. they have a lot of anxiety as to what she's going to do in this month, period you know, the measure a bouncer get she still your bhatia. yes. you worried about talking publicly like this. i mean, i. i i do it. you say if i wasn't, but it's the right thing to do. people, you know, people have to step up. leaders have to step up and lead. otherwise the sun is going to keep happening. >> response, sheriff corpus sentence, a statement saying the news conference and the policy change are not related. she says the effort to change the policy started last month that was implemented to make the sheriff's office and its employees better. happening today. bay area immigrants plan to rally in oakland be a and n which stands for by any means necessary is planning a

nationwide movement to demonstrate against president trump's mass deportation policy. the oakland event is at fruitvale bart or other food bill plaza near the bart station at 10:00am. and local filmmakers get their big-screen debut today. the emeryville film festival takes over and see bay street 16 from noon to 10:00pm. the event showcases documentaries animated movies and live action narratives as some of the animators work at pixar. these movies, other passion projects outside of work and reveal residents can even get one ticket for free. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a warning for bay area pet owners this morning after a case bird flu. >> was confirmed in a house cat. what local animal experts say to look out. >> what reach out to them for updates? we would be ignored, quite frankly, just that emails would just go unanswered. >> plus, unanswered questions about the death of a beloved drag queen. why those close to her say police aren't being transparent with the investigation. and president

trump wants to sign an executive order to promote plastic straws. we spoke to people for and against the idea.

>> with dry with a dry couple of heads people in santa rosa have a chance to clean up after all the rain and flooding crews worked to clear this big tree out of the way. it fell early friday morning, a block south white road experts say what's oil and strong wind can cause trees to fall. but there is some good news like to this week's storm that looks like we do have enough water to avoid drought conditions. next summer. california's major reservoirs are at or above the historical average for this time of year.

he's been mud says their reservoirs are 86% full santa clara valley districts. reservoirs almost 45% stevens creek reservoir. 76% full the hetch hetchy reservoir is 71% full and marin water district reservoirs are 100% full. so some really good numbers there. and take a look at this after the recent round of wet weather. it double rainbow international airport. isn't that pretty? this is a time lapse video from the national weather service in just hopefully a good sign of things to come for the rest of the year. and a live look outside now at 7.14 this morning at the city of san francisco. hopefully people waking up to some nice weather conditions out there. john. >> yeah, i'm definitely looking at some nicer weather out there this morning to are seeing lots of sunshine this morning. overall, just a very pleasant feeling day later on looking for double rainbow

sfo, but not finding that this morning, though, that's the only thing we're not sick. we are seeing cold start. look at these 30 santa rosa, concord livermore, downey in the mid 30's while san jose and half moon bay at 41 degrees. san francisco at 44 right now. now, as far as we go with our frost advisories, frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect across the bay area through 09:00am they will go back into effect overnight tonight on into tomorrow morning. now, as far as storm tracker, 4 is concerned. you do have a little bit of remnant rain and snow up near the oregon border. we stay consistently dry through the weekend in the bay and pretty calm consistently to so overall this week and just get out there and enjoy if you are heading out to the coastline, it is going to be a bit of a blustery one but inland areas. you're good to go for hanging out in the backyard. maybe getting those gutters. cleared out before our next round of rainfall arrives into next week. that doesn't really settle in for several more days, though, tracking it in

future cast after a dry weekend. we do see our first opportunity of rain arriving really tuesday night. couple of sprinkles are possible into wednesday. the jet primarily carries our first round of rainfall to the south of the bay area, although we will see some snow in the sierra. we'll be right on the cusp of a lot of widespread activity on wednesday. although i am anticipating we could see some pretty solid showers. thursday, though, this is going to be the writ biggest rainmaker. it's looking quite likely with thursday bringing a lot of rain to the bay and a good dose of snow to the sierra stephanie was talking about with reservoir levels. any new snow pack is just going to fill up levels even more. which is amazing. news come the summer months should dry out after that with our next round of rainfall looking likely into the starting next week. now temperatures today will rise into the 50's and even a couple of low 60's. tonight, though, we've got an even colder night than what we're in the midst of right now, which means a few 30's dropping below freezing in

santa rosa down at 30 degrees. even oakland dropping to 39 freeman 38. see yet another chilly one for your saturday evening leading into sunday morning temperatures. the next few days are going to be consistently in the 50's with lots of sunshine tuesday evening. chance of maybe a sprinkle a few showers on wednesday. but thursday, that's the one that's going to be bringing the heaviest terrain. stephanie. all right, john, thank you so much. federal judge blocked elon musk's department of government efficiency or do trump accessing treasury department records? >> including social security and bank account numbers for millions of americans. ruling comes after 19 democratic attorneys general, including california's rob bonta sued president trump. the suit claims the president violated federal law by allowing musk to access treasury department central payment system. hearing is set for february 14th. the white house has not yet responded to the judge's ruling. governor gavin newsom signed 2 bills into law aimed at taking on the trump administration. the first bill

calls for the state to allocate 25 million dollars to the california department of justice to help attorney general rob bonta fund future lawsuits against the trump administration. the second bill proposes 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal services to fight against trump. back. trump backed mass deportations. the signing comes just days after news of met with president trump at the white house to get fire aid to southern california. >> and cdc says this year's flu season is the most intense. it's been in 15 years. the agency says that as there have been 13,000 flu deaths this year and the virus has even forced flus to shut down in some states. in texas, one school district closed for 3 days after more than 700 students and staff were out sick. the winds the winter virus season is in full force. and so far the cdc estimates there have been 13,000 flu deaths, including at least 15 7 children last month. the greater sierra in sacramento

region's reported the highest hospital admissions due to influenza in the state. experts noticed an increase in medical facility visits after the record number of travelers during the holidays and the cold weather. they also pointed out this season has brought some unexpected complications with symptoms affecting the brains and nervous system. >> call the acute necrotizing encephalitis, which actually result in not just information of the brain but actually damage to brain tissue. >> the age groups most affected by respiratory illnesses are children under 5 and adults over 65 the state department of public health advises getting vaccinated to protect yourself and your family. president trump says he wants to sign an executive order promoting plastic straws. this comes after the biden administration sought to phase out single-use plastics from federal government operations. kron four's philippe djegal shares local reaction. >> single-use plastic straws are already banned in several

bay area cities, including san francisco, oakland, berkeley, and alameda in those communities. paper straws are the most common alternative used to reduce waste and pollution because they are considered more environmentally friendly. but an alameda reactions are mixed on their viability. it feels a little bit different and it's a little hard, it gets the job that they may feel more inconvenient sometimes. but that's okay. you know, we we have to make these adjustments on truth. social president trump posting, quote, i will be signing an executive order next week ending the ridiculous biden push for paper straws which don't work. >> back to plastic. it appears the president aims to hold former president biden's goal of phasing single-use plastics like straws out of federal food service by 2027 and all federal government operations by 2035. is going to be good in between. you know, there's going to be a good alternative because the paper says it fall apart. lindsay. >> but the other hand, the plastic is convenient, but no

longer is better environment. and although president trump is looking at a change within the federal government, whatever he decides to do will not directly impact bans already in effect in city 6. not that bad. >> it fills their friend, but it's not that bad president disagrees in alameda, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. local leaders fighting back against trump administration threats to withhold funds from sanctuary cities. we have the details on a major lawsuit. plus, a local tech company lays off another 150 people just days after laying off more than 1000. what sales force is saying what sales force is saying about these job cuts.

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after announcing more than 1000 job cuts, sales force is set to lay off even more, according to a new state filing 150 people san francisco mission street tower will now be losing their jobs. earlier this week, the company said it was going to hire new sales people to sell its ai products. sales force is one of several companies cutting jobs in a pivot towards a i pleasanton based workday. also cutting 2000 jobs in an effort to introduce more ai to the workforce. >> and experts are advising people to keep their cats and dogs inside as much as possible after state health officials confirmed a case of bird flu. >> in a stray cat, they say a family had taken in the animal after finding it in half. moon bay. it's unknown how the animal got infected, but the peninsula, humane society, they tell us that there are certain symptoms that put pet owners can look out for. >> there's no logical sense of symptoms related to and that could look circling around unusually maybe mention and

then there's been respiratory issues likes excessive, sneezing coughing, excessive discharged from the eyes and nose may be rapid breathing, shallow breathing, things like that. that stray cat, unfortunately had to be put down. and this is not the first case of a cat. >> getting sick with bird flu. back in december. house cat in oregon died after eating pet food that show that it was positive for bird flu. >> is a travesty. it's just for up to. and disrespectful. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, safeway in san francisco's fillmore district closed down for good. it's a year of community pushback. what could be next for the property that now sits empty? but first, kron 4 is celebrating black history month by highlighting black owned business is across the bay area. after the break, meet the man behind these delicious lo [♪♪] are you one of the millions of americans who suffer from an upset stomach after a big meal? try pepto bismol. unlike some products, pepto coats and soothes your digestive system,

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>> and kron four's honoring black history month all month long. and this morning we are spotlighting a black owned bakery in downtown hayward. that's serving cheese cake in 11 unique flavors. victor harris is the founder of rachel's cheese cake and he says his passion for baking came from his mom. >> so when i was i have an older brother. that's 2 years, 2 years older than me has siblings are want to do. we would get into fights. tough slumps make noise when my mom wanted some peace and quiet. so her way to get us quiet west that lsu's making us a cake. and if we made too much noise the cake with we had no idea what that meant. but it did not sound good. just met. you would get to see want to get some sort of cake and that when it gets exactly. so she

got hour peace and quiet. and at the end of the time, we got a nice treat. so that may be have a very pleasant association with baking. and then in high school has started like cheesecakes and decide. they want to learn how to make one. and one night i was bored and dissatisfied recipe and the rest history. here we live to report because >> and some of the flavors bay chocolate. what which are hawaiian coconut, putting zahn. they're also familiar styles like new york style and blueberry as well. kron 4 wi continue to honor black history all this month. be sure to tune in f our special honoring black history on february 27th at 06:30pm, hosted by noelle bellow and reyna harvey. all right, 7.30, this morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us. we continue our coverage this morning with a look at your forecast with mister john stray will. good morning, john. hi, stephanie. i'm one of those cheesecake. yes, that's a look. would warm me

up on a cold floor to this. >> and it is definitely chilly out there. but than that, all else is looking beautiful after rain earlier this week, we are off to a clear dry weekend. just a chilly wind at times. you can see that sun beam right behind me at the embarcadero. and let's get a look at the sun from way up above a top about him right here where you can see just how crystal clear skies are. there is a little bit of cloud cover to the north of us in the blotchy nature of all the clouds, a sure sign of just how cold that air masses that has moved in across the region. typically on days like these, you'll get the cold mornings and then a comfortably. cool wintery afternoon. and that's exactly what we have ahead of us. lot of 30's right now on the map, including in sonoma, santa rosa, even falling to the 30's earlier this morning in spots like oakland. so definitely still chilly. want to bundle up for frost advisories and freeze warnings will continue through 09:00am this morning and we'll go back into effect tonight after midnight last into tomorrow morning, too. so

we've got a couple of chilly evenings ahead of us. skies are nice and clear out there. a sunny and cool one with highs in the 50's later on today. back to you, stephanie. john, thank you. >> and the 2 people who died as a result of the storms is santa rosa this week have been identified. the sonoma county sheriff's office says 61 year-old john radecki from calistoga was found inside a colder wednesday in your phone's valley road. an 81 year-old frank robinson from sebastien will was found on sanford and hall road just outside santa rosa yesterday morning. officials say he had been reported missing the day before. >> it's going away. thank that says it comes up. it goes down. >> residents in guernville breathing a sigh of relief today as the russian river levels continue to lower. it's now several feet below flood stage on wednesday, the river rose to more than 4 feet over its flood stage of 32 feet evacuation order. that was in effect for low-lying areas near the river has been down graded to a warning. community

members and friends of heklina are growing more frustrated as they still have unanswered questions from authorities as to what happened the night of her murder 2 years after the beloved drag queens death in london. there's still no explanation as to what caused it. even though new information has come to light front of spoke with kron 4 about their concerns and is wondering things would be different if the murder did not involve a drag. queen. >> for us to receive news almost 2 years later that they've known that 3 men were in that apartment. >> hours before i found dead is chilling and terrifying. and beyond that setting. i did not know that there's this rich, horrible history of institutional homophobia within this police force. >> now says they're hoping local and state politicians put more pressure on the u.s. embassy in london to ask police well questions as to what led clean his death. a 15

year-old has been arrested in connection to thursday's deadly shooting redwood city. it happened behind a whole foods store just after one 30 in the morning. police say an 18 year-old man was shot in the torso where he died at the scene. police say the 15 year-old was booked into juvenile hall for the alleged murder. and the students of a little murder case may be linked to the radicals is ian community whose followers embrace an offshoot of rationalism and vegan cif ideologies. maximillian, bentley. snyder, a 22 year-old data scientist. this is murder charges for allegedly killing 82 year-old curtis lindh. linda had befriended members of this is community, including leader jack la sota whose abandon tugboat caleb cars issues at color point harbor, snyder's arrest follows an attack on linden january 2025. the investigation continues as prosecutors charge snyder with murder. the city of san

francisco and santa clara county officials have filed a major lawsuit against the trump administration over threats to withhold funds from cities with sanctuary laws in place. local attorneys argue they won the first time going up against the trump administration and they're confident they're going to win again. >> no one is interfering with the federal government's ability to do their job. but the trump administration is certainly interfering with our ability to do our job. santa clara's mission, our job is not to enforce immigration laws. the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help within forsman of civil immigration laws. >> san francisco and santa clara counties joined several other cities and their battle up against the ramp up of inforcement state attorney general rob bonta also threatening to take action against the president himself onto says the trump administration is disrupting payments to states despite the court's temporary order to unfreeze funds. >> i refuse to allow the

president and his administration to willfully violate the law and operate outside the bounds of our constitution. the administration must comply with the court order and dispersed all federal funding immediately. so the programs and services are people aren't disrupted and can fully resume without further interruption or chaos so we can protect the health and well-being of our people. if the trump administration doesn't comply, will be forced to take further action. >> but this is a billion dollars of funding is on the line which californians rely on to provide health care, child care and education services. a closure affecting a san francisco community, the safely in the fillmore district has been a staple in the neighborhood for 40 years. despite outcry from the community, it closed for good on friday was less the good and has reaction from neighbors. >> i've been following this story since the beginning and what people don't understand is that for those residents in

the film or point is more than just a grocery store, it's a community space. >> is travis? it? it's just trumped and is disrespectful. >> and just like that, the safewayiin the fillmore is closed. the stores official last day was friday, despite efforts made by the residents and >> and it's it's typical that is challenging. and i know many friends who rely on this safeway because it's gross. it's nia, it's convenient. >> and so we also we go and community leaders like dr reverend amos brown who worked with safeway sharing. they once had a close relationship. he tells me the timing of this closure with no clear idea for the future. it's disappointing. >> renders able food desert. if all seeing news. shares the japanese committed. it is yes.

and the image project it. i'm not caring fall. >> safeway stated last year part of the reason for their closure, was due to increase in theft employee safety. the grocery store has served the fillmore for 40 years. on friday. they released this statement about the closure due to the rapid cell through of remaining inventory. the webster street, safeway close permanently ahead of schedule on friday, january 17th, all associates have been reassigned to another store in the area and even in communication with members of our team have but we're gonna look. we arv going to look for businesses that want to be. >> in our neighborhoods, not backing businesses. and i'm telling you. people are coming back to san francisco in they're going want to be in the film. for that location? know, working working okay. thank you. mayor safely was set to close 11 months ago. >> but city and community leaders convinced the grocery

store to remain open and signed a new lease which is now expired to have to like we do in every neighborhood. make sure that businesses want to be in the neighborhood they can thrive. needs to be clean and the p safe. we're working it absolutely up. >> and why one of the top issues that i'm looking at. >> and it's still not clear what will go in that location where that safeway was on. there has been mention of new housing and maybe another grocery store. but we're just gonna have to wait and see what's good and proper names. >> the safely is also closing its door soon. officials say the plan to close this location early april, when the lease term ends. that's according to safely officials. they say. also seats will be transferred to other stores in the surrounding area. the next nearby safeway's and hercules about 3 miles away from the pin location. and new this morning, san jose's historic saint james park is one step closer to becoming a downtown music venue. the city council approved negotiations for a partnership with the levitt

foundation. a local nonprofit friends of levitt pavilion to revitalize that park. the plant includes a concert pavilion picnic areas, a dog park and playground. the city plans to contribute 15 million dollars. the nonprofit will raise 5 million officials say the venue will host 50 free concerts annually with the full expected opening in 2027 officials hope the project transforms the park into a major city attraction. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a push to make california's part-time firefighters full time. >> we have the details. plus, there will be a worrier and the 3 point contest next weekend. but it's not steph curry. trump was ben ross has the details coming up in sports >> and we are looking at a bit of sunshine this morning ahead of what will be the return of rain next week. do be concerned by saying that the north right i'm going to be talking more in your forecast ahead.

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>> welcome back 7. 46 look at this. the golden gate bridge extra golden to kick off this saturday morning, february 8th. absolutely. love to see it. take a second. there's your getting up this morning just to enjoy such a clear crisp you after what was such a wet last week. but we are not looking at that for a while. it is cold. this morning, though, temperatures in the 30's from livermore, concord, santa rosa, half moon bay and san jose. you're in the 40's right now. oakland, back in the 40's. this well, after having fall into the 30's earlier this morning, frost advisories and freeze warnings are in effect until 09:00am this morning. once they go out of effect, we will go right back into them tonight into tomorrow morning. another cold one overnight tonight. just be bundling up these next several evenings. skies are dry, though. can consistently get a dry break from the rain she could see in future cast. nothing showing up here. but we do see later

in this forecast, something coming around the corner and it really arrives towards wednesday. although tuesday night, you may see a late night sprinkle wednesday itself will be right on the cusp of some energy from the jet stream. that will be much more likely to the south. but i am not ruling it out here in the bay area come thursday. much more consistently. so models are agreeing that we will have some heavy rain in the bay and some pretty solid snowfall falling in the sierra again, which is obviously great news before drying back out into the weekend next weekend. possibility of some rain arriving into early next week. so altogether, it is definitely going to be an active forecast leading to the next couple of weeks. as far as our daytime highs go today, a fairly mild one with some upper 50's upper 30's for your lows tonight for most of us, santa rosa actually dropping berow freezing at 30 degrees. that's another freeze warning today. tomorrow, beautiful crystal clear. we stay dry through monday. tuesday. you may see an evening sprinkle wednesday showers looking more

likely thursday bringing the heavier stuff with just a chance of showers hanging out into early friday, stephanie. all right, john, thank you so much. >> the san francisco zoo is mourning the sudden passing of one of their gorillas. the zoo says oscar jonesy the 43 year-old endangered great apes died while he was being monitored after a medical procedure. his doctor said there were no signs of serious illness. uc davis vet school will now to an autopsy to find out what may have caused the death. oscar was involved in 1980. was born in 1981, and lived at the buffalo zoo before moving to san francisco in 2004 zoo officials say they will now monitor the remaining guerrillas as they go through a mourning period. a gas station burglar in sebastopol with a sweet tooth grabbing h% more than a few treats on his way out. as you can see there, police sharing these images on social media. they say the man broke into gas station smashing the front door with a crowbar and then he left in his pickup truck with dozens of snack foods and candy bars. officers followed the man in

the truck and found all these items in the back. they arrested him. police say the entire credit crime was captured on surveillance video. in developing news. the san francisco sheriff's office has opened 2 new dorms to handle potential raw potential rise in the jail population. there. the dorms at the annex at county jail. number 3, those are the ones being impacted. the sheriff's office says there's been a nearly 8% increase in the number of inmates over the last month. and nba all-star weekend here in the bay area's just one week away and the warriors have been a surprising selection for the 3 point contest cowboys. ben ross has more. >> well, there's going to be a golden state warriors competing in the 3 point contest next week and it chase center, but it won't be steph curry. not going to santos either. i don't know why his nickname is $0.3 us. instead, though it's buddy hield who is named as one of the 8 participants. i guess this just means that buddy, it's a better shooter than staff. no, i'm just kidding. but he has

won the three-point contest before the back in 2020. the 32 year-old now in his first season with the warriors averaging just under 12 points, a game and shooting 37% from 3 his career. 3 point percentage is just under 40 at 39.8%. here's a look at who's going to be up against norman powell of the clippers. the oakland native damian lillard from milwaukee. he's seeking his 3rd straight 3 point contest title knicks guard jalen brunson. he'll be one to watch darius garland, cade cunningham cam johnson and tyler herro. those are the other 4. the three-point contest part of all-star saturday night next weekend, beginning at 05:00pm. well, another event on all-star saturday is the skills challenge for years are going to be represented there, draymond green and moses, moody skill challenge. her includes ball handling passing shooting and others drills. the other 3 teams, food will be made up of donovan mitchell and evan mobley. calves.

>> chris paul and victor wembanyama from the spurs and the rookie team, alex are and zachary, we extra well, the warriors have lost back-to-back games now to fall below 525 26. but good news help is on the way. the newly acquired 6 time all-star jimmy butler is expected to make his golden state debut tomorrow night at chicago. that's where he began his nba career butler averaged 17 points. 5 rebounds, 5 assists and a steal in just over 30 minutes per game this year with the heat. as you might expect, he's pretty excited to play alongside staff, identify. >> i would like to say that i am a winner. having won but i would like to call myself a winner. i do want to win it. it being a championship and it's far as playing with staff. i mean, everybody knows he's great issue. and the world's greatest shooter in history. makes my job a lot easier. probably got a lot more space out there. but more

anything, i think it's always going to be a team effort. we all got a lot more space out there. so we'll see how it goes. goes. >> and we'll be right back.

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and senate president mike mcguire proposed a plan on tuesday to transition california's 3,000 seasonal firefighters to year-round positions me to address the state's growing fire season. the proposal would increase staffing and keep cal fire's 356 engines, operational year-round with an estimated

cost of 175 million dollars. why are cited the need for more resources to combat year-round wildfires while acknowledging challenges around funding and staffing. the plan is still under review with the governor's office yet to comment on the proposal. with summer resource fair returns to san francisco february 22nd. the resource fair is offering a free opportunity for families to explore more than 100 summer programs. camps and youth services for students in garrett grades k through 8 hosted by the dc why fsa parks and recreation and as a public library. the event has been a staple for over 20 years. it's a one-stop destination for parents to plan their children. summer activities was representative from a wide range of local programs. officials say the fair is open to the public and promises to be an exciting resource for families. coming up next year at a body camera video captures hercules police taser. man who claims he was having a seizure. >> details on a lawsuit filed against the police department.

plus the union members who work for one battle, sheriff christina corpus now accused the sheriff of retaliation. >> in victory lane from nations. and flowers for celebrations. >> and forty-niners fans can celebrate the team year-round. thanks to some carol, the creative team behind the new api inspired collection joins us live in studio to show off some merch. those stories coming up on the kron. 4 morning news.

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>> developing on the kron 4 morning news. this newly released body camera video showing hercules police chasing a man who says he was having a seizure. we're breaking down the lawsuit against the police department. plus, unconfirmed reports of a man pretending to be an ice agent in san francisco community leaders. want you to know. and a bay area radio station under investigation by the fcc for its reporting on ice. the new questions raised about first amendment rights. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, february, the 8th. let's get your morning started with a look at the weather with meteorologist john shrable. come morning there, stephanie. it's a little cold out there. end of this forecast this morning. >> it certainly looking a lot drier than we were earlier this week. you can see behind

me at the embarcadero got the sunbeam in through the windows right there. just looking real nice to get things off for your weekend. san jose much the same. not really a cloud in the sky above the south bay skies are going to be remaining clear throughout the course the weekend. so not coming a lot. a lot coming through. that will be interrupting anything out there as far as a nice weekend forecast to venture out. as for current temperatures were in the 30's to 40's right now, spots like dublin and allay at 35 for you in livermore, most of us are staying above freezing this morning, which is a bit of good news. i know about you, though. i had to scrape off my windshield this morning and i have a feeling, especially if you're in inland areas going to be right there with we do have frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect through 09:00am. so for another hour, once those expire, we go back into them after midnight tonight leading into tomorrow morning. so couple more cold mornings ahead of us. so crystal clear, eventually warming into the 50's a comfortably in cool

saturday forecast to hopefully get outside. enjoy stephanie. all right, john, thanks so much. >> breaking news overnight, hamas released 3 israeli hostages early this morning. in return, israel freed 183 palestinian prisoners. this all happened during a staged release, which included public statements from some of the newly released. the conditions of these people are also sparking outrage on both sides with some appearing to be weak and in poor condition. the exchange is part of a fragile cease-fire agreement that has paused the war in gaza. however, israeli prime minister netanyahu has signaled the possibility of resuming the war after a six-week pause. and east bay police department is getting slapped with a lawsuit after a man was tased during an alleged medical emergency. the incident captured on police body camera. and we do want to warn you some viewers may find this video. we're about to show to be disturbing. >> the car going to tell you help you. but you know, i get car.

>> the police body cam video shows hercules police officers using a taser on. 22 year-old jack bruce. this happened last april when bruce drove his car off refugio valley road and ended up in an embankment. those claims he lost control of the car because he had an epileptic seizures. something he says he's never experienced before. bruces attorney say officers are trained to recognize when someone is suffering from this condition. but instead of helping out the attorney claims the officers physically and emotionally harmed the client there. >> they treated him like a criminal forcibly yanked him out of the car, got him on the ground. they perceived him to be resisting because when you're in the state of a seizure, your body is constantly tensing up your brain is misfiring. so it's not acting in any sort of rational way or any volition away. and so he was not resist. he needs simply was still in the throes of a medical emergency are going to. >> the lawsuit also alleges the officers tried to cover up

their actions by accusing bruce of being under the influence and resisting arrest. the regulars police department says they're taking the allegations seriously but would not comment further. happening now, the sonoma county sheriff's office needs your help finding this missing girl 14 year-old madeline. she who was last seen february 15 or snow amount. harrison peng grow. she is described as 5 foot 2 with long brown hair last seen wearing a neon pink hoodie, black cut-off denim, shorts and black vans shoes. she is from san francisco but could be in petaluma if anyone sponsor, please call police. and there are reports of someone impersonating ice in san francisco supervisor jackie fielder says a man wearing a red trump one hat and a windbreaker with ice immigration on the front and back was spotted during a talker ia a spotted dining at a talker ia on mission street. fielder says it's a federal offense to impersonate a u.s. officer adding that if the man is seen again in the mission district, they will be dealt

with. she asked the community to refrain from sharing unverified rumors about i sightings and instead call the rapid response line to report if they do see ice impersonators, please take a photo and video she says for proof. a bay area radio station now the target of a lawsuit by the federal communications commission for reporting on local ice activity. the action is raising new concerns about freedom of the press kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> county's response network says agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, including a black dodge durango. the gray nissan maxima on white nissan truck. it's this january. 26 report from kcbs that has the all-news radio station. >> in the crosshairs of the new chair of the federal communications commission. this is really concerning is what happened was you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose and part of the town known for violent gang activity at this radio station broadcasting.

the live location identified the unmarked vehicles that they were in. >> and again, against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fight to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry, a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that in court. explain how this could possibly be consistent with their public interest obligations. federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >> but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported. david lloyd with the first amendment coalition says just the threat of an investigation exerts a chilling effect on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. >> i think the best thing journalists can do at this point in this environment is to put their heads down and keep reporting the best obtainable version of the truth to the american people to serve their communities by seeking and reporting the truth without fear or favor.

>> dan shelley, with the radio television digital news association says kcbs did nothing wrong and was simply reporting the facts of the story to agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, but others worry report such as these put law enforcement officials at risk. >> their safety vitally important. absolutely. i mean, these these agents are told what to well out there to do their jobs. they're serving their country. their personal safety should not be jeopardized in terms of the legality of this reporting, constitutional law experts say the courts have already ruled this is protected by the first amendment. is a famous case in california involving the san francisco free press. >> where they report the names of undercover drug agent. this is the 1960's and it's the first amendment protected activity. kron 4 reached out to kcbs in a spokesperson for odyssey said they had no comment on the matter. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in the south bay, more

drama within the san mateo county sheriff's office. the union members who work for embattled sheriff christina corpus now accusing the sheriff of retaliating after they publicly spoke out against her. 2 department unions held a news conference this week expressing support for the upcoming ballot measure that would allow the board of supervisors to remove corpus just hours after union leaders say they got an e-mail about a new department policy requiring employees working special assignments, focusing on cases like assaults, homicides and fentanyl trafficking to rotate out of those rules after 3 years instead of 5, the union says the move resigns people to quickly before they can maximize their training and keep people safe. >> it's more the same people are just an easy. they're on edge there worry there is a pay incentive for free to sign it. so people just money, people you know, whatever schedule. pertains to that actual simon, they lose that the prevailing thought is that people are scared at their worried there. they have a lot of anxiety as to what she's

going to do in this month, period you know, the measure a bouncer do she still your bhatia? yes. you worried about talking publicly like this. i mean, i. i i do it a safe. i wasn't. but it's the right thing to do. people, you know, people have to step up. leaders have to step up and lead. otherwise the sun is going to keep happening. >> in response, sheriff corpus sent us a statement saying the news conference and the policy change are not related. she says the effort to change the policy started last month and was implemented to make the sheriff's office and its employees better. happening today. bay lrea immigrants plan to rally in oakland ba n n which stands for by any means necessary is planning a nationwide movement to demonstrate against president trump's mass deportation policy. the oakland event is at fruitvale plaza near the bart station at 10:00am. and local filmmakers get their big-screen debut today. the emeryville film festival takes over and see bay street 16

from noon to 10:00pm. the event showcases documentaries, animated movies and live action narratives. some of the animators work at pixar. these movies are their passion projects outside of work. and we residents can get one ticket for free. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a warning for bay area pet owners after a case of bird flu was confirmed in a house cat. >> what local experts say to look out for. >> reach out to them for updates. we would be ignored quite frankly, just that emails would just go unanswered. >> plus, unanswered questions about the death of a beloved san francisco drag queen. why those close to her say officials overseas are not being transparent with the investigation. >> a victory lane graduations. >> these inflows for celebrations. >> forty-niners fans can celebrate the team year-round. thanks to some new apparel, the creative team behind the new api inspired collection

joins us live in studio to show off some merch.

>> all right, live look outside of the city of san francisco at a 12 this morning. just looking gorgeous. and i seem to wake up to john. >> you it's my favorite one over the bay. just looking down at though. is seen before you on a nice crystal clear morning. we are not taking that sunshine for granted after this past week, either looking outside at sfo, easy flying day. if you do happen to be taking a flight, just make sure you're bundling up as you're getting to the airport because it is cold out there for a lot of us. santa

rosa down at 36 right now. livermore. 35 some 40's in sf down through san jose itself. now we have a frost advisory for a few more moments up until 09:00am both frost advisories in light blue freeze warnings and that deeper blue. they go back into effect overnight tonight, too. so cover up those plants that might be a little bit sensitive to frost and freeze skies are crystal clear. got a dry air mass in place. that remains true over the next several days. so enjoy this prolonged break from the rain. we get right back to it into the middle of next week. couple of sprinkles tuesday, although wednesday does look like the day the storm door really opens, especially to the south. right now, the jet is carrying that moisture to the southern part of the state. but there's a strong potential of that dipping a little bit further. our direction. although thursday does look to be the big winner as far as another punch of heavier rainfall and some solid upper elevation snowfall in the sierra again thursday of next week. the following weekend. not this weekend.

next weekend skies right back out before the following week. another round of moisture. so you're prolonged forecast just continues to look pretty active with needed breaks in the middle temperatures today in the 50's to low 60's. we are going to be looking at evening lows tonight. even a little bit colder than where we're at this morning dropping below freezing in santa rosa mid 30's for areas like conquered and livermore. just make sure to keep those layers on hand. it is still winter. tomorrow's temps nice and warm in the afternoon monday tuesday for the most part dry, we start to see shower potential wednesday, but really see it come thursday, stephanie. these federal state beyond football. >> in victory lane from graduations. >> these and flowers for celebrations. in connection to all land. and strengthen opened.

>> well, that is just so cool. super bowl sunday kicks off tomorrow and while the forty-niners won't be playing this year, the fans can celebrate the team year-round. thanks to some new peril. and joining us live today to talk about the new api inspired collection are sarah jen and at aaron love good morning you guys morning. well, thanks so much for joining us. i know it's pretty tell us a bit about this new collection. what inspired you guys to get this going? >> yeah, i think it was part of a api month planning meeting just that meeting was like the really cold. we had a jersey shore and that was kind of like the inspiration, the start of once. we got the green light. we brought aaron that span going ever since wonderful and talk with the individual contributions that you both made with this project here. >> yeah, was kind of the crib director throughout the whole process. i think one big turning point and there ideas was how do we all of our api

community? absolute yeah. think when what we thought of the flowers as being a big part of our community that's kind of took off. lot of research with with the flowers. so there's about 15 plus flowers illustrated representing all the communities and cultures a great and we love. we love like arranging the flowers within artwork. and there's a lot of different types of apparel that make up. >> this collection. so walk us through some of the examples that you brought today as well. yeah. >> here is our centerpiece really are set in jacket that says faithful to the day here we have flowers in plays and around. the logo was beautiful. some details to love about it is. >> the whole patterns shown have throwback legault of course. also we have.

>> okay. yeah. but you're also rocking a >> the black t-shirt and we have sources are super popular, right? he really comfortable. quickly, but we're getting more and in and also we have a hoodie fantastic. and sarah, walk us through your of project too. >> yeah, so i am the chair of the api employee resource group. so kind of just project managing once they got the green light, bringing everybody in it being able to make sure that we're hitting all the checkpoints and making sure that we are, you know, getting it to tell a story that we want to tell it and be able to really, really sit and hopefully fans enjoy and was so important for the forty-niners to showcase and celebrate culture and the fans. yeah, it's all about inclusivity. we want everyone to feel like they're part of the forty-niners family. so getting to create something that hopefully means a lot to our community and they can see themselves in it and they can see themselves as part of the family. now, is this a limited edition situation here?

>> our first very many. hopefully we have a lot of interesting. so far this has been hopefully we get more color is in the future. but definitely the first very okay, very good. and how can people get a hold of the apparel if they're interested? yeah, they can always go to the forty-niners website as well as the team store, ok? all right. so it's it's accessible or there's nothing that's you mentioned that the shorts are hard to get right now. >> a little bit yet because we wanted to make sure we paid collections or pieces that our community would be wary. we want to make sure everyone felt comfortable in it. and you know, that's one thing that we all wear. of course, like people love to celebrate forty-niners coach with the whole families. are there plans to make maybe like kids apparel eye for the younger ones? >> yeah. that was definitely in our markets want to make sure it for the first round. we would have, you know, unisex and something everyone can definitely have ideas for kids wear and also women's apparel. >> okay. fantastic. and do the

message for the fans this week. and i know the forty-niners are playing tomorrow, but just a message for for the viewers out there. >> i would say enjoy the halftime kendrick lamar, u.s. defense. >> anything exciting that the forty-niners have planned maybe for the rest of the year. but you guys can tease ahead too. but whether it's on the api side or just in general. yeah, we have the pride collection that's already been out. also that black excellence collection, which is a big, big those have been out for a couple years now. okay. great so look, look out for more in future, ok and people can go to the website for more on web site in the team store. ok, fantastical, thank you so much to sarah jen. >> era love or with the forty-niners for joining us today and for showcasing this incredible apparel. it's it's really beautiful. thanks having us. all right. we'll be having us. all right. we'll be right back.

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morning, a judge blocks trump from placing thousands of us and workers on leave with a 30 day deadline. >> the order where forced thousands of overseas u.s. worker aid us in workers to move abruptly back to the u.s. on government expense. the judge pointed out that trump's rise to rather to shut down the agency so quickly would put u.s. workers and their spouses and children at risk. and just days after announcing more than 1000 job cuts, sales force is set to lay off even more. and you say finally

shtws 150 people in the company's san francisco location are set to lose their jobs. earlier this week, the company said it plans to hire new sales people to sell its ai products. salesforce is one of several companies cutting jobs in a pivot towards a i pleasanton-based company. workday is also cutting 2000 jobs. that's what advice people to keep their cats and dogs inside as much as possible state health officials confirm a positive case of bird flu in a stray cat. the cea family had taken in the cat after finding it in half. moon bay. it's unknown how the animal got infected the peninsula. humane society says there are certain symptoms that pet owners can look out for. >> there's no logical sense symptoms related to and that could look circling around unusually maybe a vision. and then there's been respiratory issues likes excessive, sneezing coughing, excessive. this chart from the eyes and

nose may be rapid breathing, shallow breathing, things like that. the stray cat, unfortunately had to be put down. this isn't the first case of a kind of getting sick with bird flu. >> back in december, a house cat in oregon died after eating pet food that tested positive for bird flu. >> cdc says this year's flu season is the most intense. it's been in 15 years. the agency reported 13,000 deaths this year. the flu has forced schools to shut down in some states. and texas. one school district closed for 3 days after more than 700 students and staff called out sick. winter virus season is in full force. and so far this season, the cdc estimates there have been 13,000 flu deaths, including at least 57 children last month. the greater sierra and sacramento region's reported the highest hospital admissions due to influenza experts noticed an increase in medical facility visits after a record number of travelers during the holidays. experts say this past travel season also brought unexpected complications with symptoms affecting the brains. nervous

system. >> call the acute necrotizing encephalitis, which actually result in not just inflammation of the brain, but actually damage to brain tissue. >> the age groups most affected by respiratory illnesses are children under 5 and adults over 65 the state department of public health advice is getting vaccinated to protect yourself and your family. a federal judge blocked elon musk's department of government efficiency or doge from accessing treasury department records including social security and bank account numbers for millions of americans. the ruling comes after 19 democratic attorneys general, including california's rob bonta sued president trump. the suit claims the president violated federal law by allowing musk to access the treasury department's central payment system. a hearing is set for february 14th. the white house has not yet responded to the judge's ruling. still ahead on the kron, practices. it's just dropped

>> and is disrespectful. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. safeway is emphasis. close fillmore district is closed for good. despite a year of community pushback, what could be next for the property now sits empty. plus, local leaders fighting back against trump administration threats to withhold funds from sanctuary cities. we have details on a major lost. and kron. 4 is celebrating black history month by highlighting black owned businesses across the bay area. after the break, meet the man behind these delicious cheese cakes.

>> kron 4 is honoring black history all month long. and this morning we're spotlighting a black owned bakery in downtown hayward has been serving cheese cake in 11 unique flavors. victor harris is the founder of rachel's cheesecake and he says his passion for baking came from his mom. >> so when i was i have an older brother. that's 2 years, 2 years older than me has siblings are want to do. we would get into fights. tough slumps make noise when my mom wanted some peace and quiet. so her way to get us quiet was to tell us she was making us a cake. and if we made too much noise, the cake with 4, we had no idea what that meant. but it did not sound good. just met. you would get to see want to get some sort of cake and that when it gets exactly. so she got hour peace and quiet. and at the end of the time, we got a nice treat. so that made me have a very pleasant association with baking and then in high school has started like cheesecakes. and i decide i want learn how to make one. and one night i was

bored and the site to find a recipe and the rest history. here we we love a good origin story. >> some popular flavors with the bakery bay and blueberry. that the help? right? that color is, but for continues to honor black history all month long. be sure to tune in for our special honoring black history on february 27th at 6.30, hosted by noelle bellow and reyna harvey. all right, 8.30 this morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin and we continue our coverage this morning with a look at your forecast. first with josh travel. good morning, there, stephanie. i want just that. they stay first perfect today. >> well, something to warm me up on your cool saturday morning. it is frosty out there across the bay area. >> something that is definitely going to be the norm the next few mornings. so get used to comfortably sunny afternoons. but some frigid starts. here's a look outside at half bay with crystal clear skies out there looking down the coastline. gorgeous

morning ahead of us. we are going to see temperatures starting to rise as that. sunshine is well over the horizon. now temperatures are lifting out of the 30's for a few more of this morning. oakland, you fell to the upper 30's here at 43 right now. conquered in toledo at 37 santa rosa at 36 degrees. now we technically go out of frost advisories and freeze warnings at 09:00am. so about 30 more minutes. but we go right back into that after midnight tonight into tomorrow morning. so dissipate and even colder morning to start for your sunday tomorrow. as for skies, clear, crystal clear all day long and that will help those daytime highs in the 50's to feel just about right, stephanie. >> all right, john, thanks so much. the 2 people who died from the recent storms in santa rosa this week have been identified. the sonoma county sheriff's office says 61 year-old john, but decade from calistoga was found inside a covert wednesday near france valley road. an 81 year-old frakes robinson for us to bestival was found on sanford

and home road just outside santa rosa yesterday morning. officials say he had been reported missing the day before. >> it's going away. thank that says it comes up. it goes down. >> residents in guernville breathing a sigh of relief today as the russian river levels continue to lower. it's now several feet below flood stage on wednesday, the river became dangerously over flooded the evacuation order. that was in effect for low-lying areas near the river has been downgraded to a warning. and fans of the popular san francisco drag queen heklina are growing frustrated. they claim they aren't getting any answers from london. authorities on what happened the night of her murder 2 years after heckling his death in london. there's still no explanation on the cause, even though new information apparently has come to light. a friend with heklina spoke with kron 4 about their concerns. >> for us to receive news almost 2 years later that they've known that 3. >> men were in that apartment.

hours before i found her dead is chilling and terrifying and beyond upsetting. i did not know that there's this rich, horrible history of institutional homophobia within this police force. >> cornell says they're hoping that local and state politicians will put more pressure on the u.s. embassy in london to get answers on what led clean his death. and police arrested a 15 year-old in connection to thursday's deadly shooting in bed with city. it happened behind a whole foods store just after one 30 in the morning. police say an 18 year-old man was shot in the torso. he died at the scene. police say the 15 year-old suspect was booked into juvenile hall. a mysterious political murder case may be linked to the radicals. is ian community. >> maximillian, bentley, snyder, a 22 year-old data scientist faces murder charges for allegedly killing 82 year-old curtis lindh. investigators say linds had become friends with members of

this is ian community. snyder's arrest follows an attack on lindyn january 2025. the investigation continues as prosecutors charged snyder with murder. and the city of san francisco and santa clara county officials filed a major lawsuit against the trump administration over threats to withhold funds from cities with sanctuary laws. local attorneys argue they won the first time against the trump administration and they are confident they can win again. >> no one is interfering with the federal government's ability to do their job. but the trump administration is certainly interfering with our ability to do our job. santa clara's mission, our job. he's not to enforce immigration laws. the constilution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help within forsman of civil immigration laws. >> francisco joins several other cities in the lawsuit. state attorney general rob bonta says the trump administration is disrupting payments to states despite the court's temporary order to

unfreeze funds. >> i refuse to allow the president and his administration to willfully violate the law and operate outside the bounds of our constitution. the administration must comply with the court order and dispersed all federal funding immediately. so the programs and services are people rely aren'e disrupted and can fully resume without further interruption, more chaos so we can protect the health and well-being of our people. if the trump administration doesn't comply, will be forced to take further action. >> this is a billion dollars of funding is on the line which californians rely on for health care, child care and education services. safely in the film are has been a staple in the neighborhood for 40 years. despite outcry from the community, it closed for good on friday. was leslie good and brings us reaction from neighbors. >> been following this story since the beginning and what people don't understand is that for those residents in

the film or point is more than just a grocery store, it's a community space. >> is travis? it's just trumped and is disrespectful. >> and just like that, the safeway in the fillmore is closed. the stores official last day was friday, despite efforts made by the residents and >> and it's it's typical that is challenging. and i know many friends who rely on this safeway because it's gross. it's nia, it's convenient. and so we also we go and community leaders like dr reverend amos brown who worked with safeway. >> sharing they once had a close relationship. he tells me the timing of this closure with no clear idea for the future. it's disappointing. >> renders able food desert. all seeing news. their sons and the japanese community. it is yes. and the image project

it. i'm not caring fall. >> safeway stated last year part of the reason for their closure, was due to increase in theft employees safety. the grocery store has served the fillmore for 40 years. on friday, they released this statement about the closure due to the rapid cell through of remaining inventory. the webster street, safeway close permanently ahead of schedule on friday, january 17th, all associates have been reassigned to another store in the area and even in communication with members of our team have but we're gonna look. we are going to look for businesses that want to be. >> in our neighborhoods, not backing businesses. and i'm telling you. people are coming back to san francisco and they're gonna want to be in the is certainly for that location. know, working working okay. thank safely was set to close 11 months ago. >> but city and community leaders convinced the grocery store to remain open and

signed a new lease which is now expired to have to like we do in every neighborhood. make sure that businesses want to be in the neighborhood they can thrive. needs to be clean and needs to be safe. we are working it absolutely up. >> and why one of the top issues that i'm looking at. >> and it's still not clear what will go in that location or that safeway was on. there has been mention of new housing and maybe another grocery store. but we're just gonna have to wait and see what's going kron. 4 news. >> and that's all safely is also shutting its doors for good in early april when its lease term ends. the company says all associates will be transferred to stores in the surrounding area. the next nearby safely is in hercules about 3 miles away from the panel. location. and new this morning, san jose's historic saint james park is one step closer to becoming a downtown music venue. the plan includes a concert pavilion picnic areas, a dog park and playground officials say the venue will host 50 free concerts with a full opening expected in 2027 officials hope the project will

transport press for the park into a major city attraction. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a push to make california's part-time firefighters full time. >> we have details on like that. just. and the big game is tomorrow. but do you have your treats picked out and ready to do after the break. the vineyard mom was a deadly joins us live in studio with what you need to know. >> and we are looking at beautiful day to maybe get outside and do some shopping for those streets before the big game tomorrow. you wait until a little bit later for these 30's with back into the 50's for

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>> all right. welcome back to 42 this gorgeous morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge. can just see the sunshine evening down. >> over the bridge there, john, you think could be warm out there. wouldn't just stephanie but it is not not in at yet anyways. we are looking at a cold start to this very clear morning cold enough that if you are up in tahoe this morning, you've got that nice powder from the past few days and some bluebird skies to enjoy looking at the deck here at diamond, pete, there's a couple of ski stacked up there. all in all. what a gorgeous weekend in the sierra and also gorgeous weekend back here at home. as long as you don't mind a little bit of that chill. we do have frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect just for a few more minutes until 09:00am. but they go right into effect tonight into tomorrow morning. so consider that may want to cover some of your outdoor plants. stormtracker 4 crystal clear. there is not a cloud in the sky out there for pretty

much anyone across the day. we stay that way all weekend and really into early next week, too. come tuesday, we disrupt things a little bit possibility of a couple of sprinkles. wednesday, the jets starts to push some moisture to the south of the bay area. this will for the most part, stay in the southern part of the bay. but there could be a lot of variability here. so winds taker turned out a little drier or a little bit wetter, depending on the position of the jet stream. thursday, though, looks consistently all models pointing towards the eu wet day next week, heavy rainfall and a lot of snowfall up in the sierra nevada likely lingering into friday to before drying out just in time for the following weekend. now, today's daytime highs in the upper 50's for the most comfortably. cool winter day tonight. going to be another frigid winter's night. even colder than where we were this morning. santa rosa down to 30 degrees tonight. oakland dropping into the upper 30's. look at your next 7 days. not a lot of change. temperature wise. these are cold systems

impacting us next week. so they will come along with even some snowfall at or a bay area. mountaintops. stephanie. >> john, thank you. if you're looking for some tasty ideas to kick off your super bowl sunday, leslie dabney, the vineyard mom is back with some fun ideas that might score a touchdown with your guests. good morning to you, leslie. good morning, stephanie. and yes, we're one day away, but itgs not too late. yeah, to have some delicious food for the game. absolutely, sir. tell us what you've got plan year. well, i have 3 different recipes that are all including alligator since all the new orleans, gaza kidding. actually, i have some delicious brought where sliders that we're going to make with beer cheese and beer braised onions why not young me? so we're going to start there. and of course, the best part of it is this delicious beer cheese so i already have my dark beer and i put it in my pan and i'm going to bring

that to a little because we want to go ahead and melt. archie's is i think with a broad worst cheddar cheese. yeah. that sounds too. was better eye. and summary at the will add that cheddar to this and will are. so this is a great year, which is a it's a really good melting cheese and it really will take away from the flavor of that delicious cheddar cheese on it. so we're going to slowly melt this. and then we're going to ask for some more flavor. i have some dijon mustard. we're going to add a little dijon mustard to this and we're going to let it melt. so it becomes nice and thick and creamy. and that's going to take about 10, 15 minutes. but don't worry or already have some made. i have some delicious brought worst or you're brought wristband now trying. i think i think you can use any sausage, but i think for the game a nice brought worse. and i do a local went from my local livermore bridge. but can mix delicious, homemade brought were. so i thought that would be perfect for my gas. i have

my cheese sauce already died. this is what it's going to look like. this is nice thick and creamy. it's already melted. and to put on top of it, i took the rest of and i made some common lysed onions with them as so i sauteed my onions and i had a little sugar and i added the beer. wow. so i let this cook for about 15 to 20 minutes because i want most of that beer to kind of get out really infused those yet really get into those delicious onion. so after about 20 minutes, you've got this thick, syrupy, almost caramelized onions that we're going to place on tap wolf. and i mean, talking about flavor here. we've got a ton of flavor. if you want to go ahead and add, maybe some, i don't know if some pickles or something else on their to add even more flavors. our crowder sauerkraut. what ever else you want to add to it? we've got a delicious lighter and of

course, to go with it. if you have some chips to other side, why not rise tax church? and that's right. you know, that's our first appetizer right here, which is almost really a meal. but now we have some fried olives. oh, i love fried. all right, although i don't think i've had that before. okay. this is so delicious. it's super bowl. so why not? we're going just a little bit. it's feeling like a refined super bowl a little bit with the fried all of i want do something a little different since i already had the pickles here. i'm like that's to fried. so i have castile >> all of sudden, these are just a beautiful green olive. i have it pits so that i can stuff it with some feta cheese. oh, yes. so you're going to put some cheese and here. so i have my feta cheese and i just did a regular dredge on and this stretch is just the >> flour egg and some delicious bread crumbs you can season to however you like get

spicy. if you like it spicy, you can do it. i see. so i just fridays. just on the pan with the little bit of oil, i friday sought that. i think we need a dipping sauce. what do you think? yeah, let's do it, ok? in my food processor i made a karla kaylee being difficult. okay. but it's just man a's, of with delicious garlic, a little olive oil. i put a little dijon mustard in there just for a little bit of the cac salt and pepper. and i'm going to use the culinary term for what you do when you use food processor, which is i it up. you so you should shut up in there and you've got this only that i just put an individual little ramekins here and so at a restaurant. well, oh, good. i hope you have a that's how i like to to feel really special. so also several of these up and i'll put them down so people can grab a plate. and crab is many of these as they want. okay.

and then they'll have their own dipping sauce. let me tell you, crunch, eat delicious and she's in the can you go wrong with that one and indulgent? really is. but you know something. i think we need a little dessert. of course, i think deserved. but we don't need to go crazy with the desert because we have the game were busy. okay. so i have a no big cookie un-paid cookie. and you know, i sound a little unique and different that this is cookie you can make during half time, even if you're a kendrick lamar there's that you can make this cookie. it's that easy. and really is that easy. and i do it on the stove top. and what i do is i bring some milk and sugar and here's my cocoa powder because i wanted to have chocolate in it because, well, why not? and i bring it to a boil and i let it go for about 60 seconds without touching it. i take it off the stove just like that. i add my quick oats and some peanut butter. so this will give a

great chocolate butter flavor that like pretty much everybody will like. so we took we put those in a cookie shape. i just stick them in the refrigerator that set. wow. and minutes and they're in the refrigerator. they set up nicely and i went ahead decorated mind because, of course, it's huge. you know, for the game. why not? and here, here's a spin for you. if you want to catch you know, pretty i don't now. are you are you those fannick got to callers now ones jed joint, whatever color you go what we did just have the forty-niners on. so we're going case all to a little bit of and you can just sprinkle these with some pretty and then the kids will can do that as well. but it makes it a little bit more fun to have some. >> pretty decoration on it and everything so that way. you know, everyone can kind of choose if they want to where the kids can just do them theirselves and then whatever

color you got, that's the team. i guess you're rooting for. yeah. and i do want to point you made these you the design. looks like a football is i try to make it look at like look ball it is the big game. why why not decorate a little bit and have some fun. yeah. and i know most of you are we have the beer over here and you >> might be drinking some beer. but, stephanie, you know, i'm a white girl. you know the vineyard, so i want some wind. so what i'm going to pair with these delicious brought sundays fried all i have 2 different lines. i have occurred, which is a red. and so if you want a red wine, that's a perfect to go with this and allows all that flavor to come out not to have or you can always do a 7 on that'll go great with any fried food with the onions on this. it'll be nice, clean. and crest. you really will have a good flavor, but nothing will overpower all of this. so even if you do make something with alligator, these winds are still going to work, you know, in honor of

new orleans, i hear that white wines tend to go good with the fishing. and if you wanted to do maybe you know, okay. forrest gump saying i'd like 100 and something different shrimp when he was all. so you could do strengthen alligator and you'd still be really good with these winds. and that's what you ben testing. thank you so much for the super bowl. inspiration. sure to help us really feel like we scored a touchdown with our guests thanks so thank you. and cheers to the then your mom and just all of you at home. have a great super bowl sunday.

>> senate president mike mcguire proposed a plan tuesday to transition california's 3,000 seasonal firefighters too year round positions. the plan worked to address the state's year-round fire season. the proposal would increase staffing and keep cal fire's 356 engines working year-round with an estimated cost of 175 million dollars. the play is under review with the governor's office yet to comment on the proposal. with summer resource fair returns to san francisco on february 22nd. it's a free opportunity for families to explore over 100 summer programs and youth services for students in grades k through 8, the event has been a city staple for more than 20 years. officials say the fair is open and to the public and promises to be an exciting resource for families. coming up next at 9 body camera video captures hercules police tazing a man who says he was having a seizure. >> details on a lawsuit filed against the police department.

plus, the union members who work for embattled sheriff christina purpose now accusing the sheriff of retaliation. >> in victory lane from nations. inflows for celebrations. >> and forty-niners fans can celebrate the teen year-round. thanks to some new apparel, the creative team behind the new api inspired collection is showing off their new merch. those stories coming up on the kron. 4 morning news.

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>> developing on the kron 4 morning news. this newly released body camera video shows hercules police tasing a man who says he was having a seizure. we're breaking down the lawsuit against the police department. plus, unconfirmed reports of a man pretending to be an ice agent in san francisco. but community leaders want you to know. and a bay area radio station under investigation by the fcc for its reporting on ice. the new questions raised about first amendment rights. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, february, the 8th and we continue our news coverage this morning with a look at your weather. first with meteorologist john shrable. great to have you join us this morning. it's so good to be with you, stephanie. and we are looking at a gorgeous morning. makes it even better. >> we are definitely cold this morning, though. that is maybe

the one catch to an otherwise picture. perfect situation shaping up out there. so hopefully get a chance today, especially later on to venture outside. >> i know a lot of you are gearing up for the big game tomorrow. great day for the shopping. maybe great state says take the dogs on a walk. your view outside from mount tam, my favorite to show to you can see just how sunny it is now. we are looking at a day that is going to bring unimpeded sunshine well into the afternoon. and even though a cold start to the morning with temperatures falling into the 30's and still there right now, we do have some lifting occurring already. dublin. you're at 37 livermore. 35 kelsey villa 34 degrees some of our colder spots on the map. we did just see your frost advisories expiring this morning, but they go right back into effect, starting after midnight tonight into tomorrow morning. and honestly tonight into tomorrow morning, going to be even colder than what we just experienced. so cold start mild afternoon. another cold evening tonight, winter, but a beautiful winter day at that. stephanie.

>> breaking news overnight, hamas released 3 israeli hostages early this morning. in return, israel freed 183 palestinian prisoners. this all happened during a stage release which included public statements from some of the newly released the conditions of those people also sparking outrage on both sides with some of the people released appearing to be weak and in poor condition. the exchange is part of a fragile cease-fire agreement that has paused the war in gaza. but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has signaled the possibility of resuming the war after this six-week pause. and he's police department is getting slapped with a lawsuit after a man was tased during an alleged medical emergency. the incident captured on police body camera. and we do want to warn you that some of the viewers, matt may find this next video. we're about to show disturbing. >> the car going to tell you help you. but you know, i get

car the police body cam video shows hercules police officers using a taser on. 22 year-old jack bruce. >> this happened last april in bruce drove his car off refugio valley road and ended up in an embankment. >> bruce claims he lost control of the car because he had epileptic seizures. something he says he's never experienced before. rich's attorneys say officers are trained to recognize when someone is suffering from this condition. but instead of helping out the attorneys claim the officers physically and emotionally harmed their client. >> they treated him like a criminal forcibly. you out of the car, got him on the ground. they perceived him to be resisting because when you're in the state of a seizure, your body is constantly tensing up your brain is misfiring. so it's not acting in any sort of rational way or any felician away. and so he was not resist. he needs simply was still in the throes of the medical emergency going to the lawsuit also alleges the officers tried to cover up their actions by accusing

bruce. >> of being under the influence and resisting arrest. the regulars police department says they're taking the allegations seriously but would not comment further. happening now, the sonoma county sheriff's office needs your help finding this missing girl. 14 year-old natalie. she who was last seen february 5th near sonoma mountain terrace in penn growth. she's described as 5 foot 2 long brown hair last seen wearing a neon pink hoodie, black cut-off denim, shorts and black vans shoes. she is from san francisco but could be in petaluma if anyone spots are please call police. and there are reports of someone impersonating ice agents in san francisco supervisor jackie fielder says a man wearing a red trump one hat and a windbreaker with ice immigration on the front and back was spotted dining at korea on mission street fielder says it's a federal offense to impersonate a u.s. officer adding that if the man is seen again in the mission district, they will be dealt with just the community to refrain from sharing unverified rumors about i sightings and instead call the rapid response line to report.

if anyone does see ice impersonators, please take a photo and video for proof. she says. a bay area radio station now the target of a lawsuit by the federal communications commission for reporting on local ice activity. the action is raising new concerns about freedom of the press kron four's. dan kerman explains. >> county's response network says agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, including a black dodge durango. the gray nissan maxima on white nissan truck. it's this january. 26 report from kcbs that has the all-news radio station. >> in the crosshairs of the new chair of the federal communications commission. this is really concerning is what happened was you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose and part of the town known for violent gang activity at this radio station broadcasting the live location identified the unmarked vehicles that they were in. >> and again, against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fight to the street against trump's

agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry, a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that in court. explain how this could possibly be consistent with their public interest obligations. federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >> but that authorities should never be weaponized simply because the government doesn't like what new station has reported. david lloyd with the first amendment coalition says just the threat of an investigation exerts a chilling effect on the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. >> i think the best thing journalists can do at this point in this environment is to put their heads down and keep reporting the best obtainable version of the truth to the american people to serve their communities by seeking and reporting the truth without fear or favor. >> dan shelley, with the radio television digital news association says kcbs did nothing wrong and was simply reporting the facts of the story to agents in san jose

were in unmarked vehicles, but others worry report such as these put law enforcement officials at risk. >> their safety vitally important. absolutely. i mean, these these agents are told what to out there to do their job and serving country. their personal safety should not be jeopardized in terms of the legality of this reporting. constitutional law experts say the courts have already ruled this is protected by the first amendment. is a famous case in california involving the san francisco free press. >> where they report the names of undercover drug agent. this is the 1960's and it's the first amendment protected activity. kron 4 reached out to kcbs in a spokesperson for audacy said they had no comment on the matter. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in the south bay, more drama within the san mateo county sheriff's office. the union members who work for embattled sheriff christina corpus. now accusing the sheriff of retaliating after they publicly spoke out against her. 2 department

unions held a news conference this week expressing support for the upcoming ballot measure that would allow the board of supervisors to remove corpus just hours after union leaders say they got an e-mail about a new department policy requiring employees working special assignments, focusing on cases like, assault, homicides and fentanyl trafficking to rotate out of those roles after 3 years instead of 5, the union says the move resigns people to quickly before they can maximize their training and keep people safe. >> more? the same people are just an easy. they're on edge there worry there is a pay incentive for free sign it. so people just money, people you know, whatever schedule. pertains to that actual simon, they lose that the prevailing thought is that people are scared at their worry there. they have a lot of anxiety as to what she's going to do in this month, period you know, the measure a bouncer do she still your bhatia? yes. you worried about talking publicly like this. i mean, i. i i do

it a safe. i wasn't. but it's the right thing to do. people, you know, people have to step up. leaders have to step up and lead. otherwise the is going to keep happening. >> in response, sheriff corpus send us a statement saying the news conference and the policy change are not related. she says the effort to change the policy started last month and was implemented to make the sheriff's office and its employees better. happening today. bay area immigrants plan to rally in oakland am n which stands for by any means necessary is planning a nationwide movement to demonstrate against president trump's mass deportation policy. the oakland event is at fruitville plaza near the bart station at 10:00am. after 32 years with the county contra costa health ceo anna roth announced she is retiring. ross started her work as a registered nurse and martinez in 1993. contra costa health says under her leadership contra costa expanded safety-net services and watch programs addressing environmental health, homelessness and emergency

medical services. the contra costa county board of supervisors will discuss replacing roth at its next meeting. she is moving to serve as president and ceo of the tahoe forest health system in march. so makers get their big-screen debut today. the emeryville phil festival takes over and see base 3.16, from noon to 10:00pm. the event showcases documentaries, animated movies and live action narratives. some of the animators work at pixar. these movies are their passion projects outside of work. and we've all residents can get one ticket for free. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a warning for bay area pet owners after a case of bird flu was confirmed and house cat. >> what local animal experts say to look out for. >> would reach out to them for updates. we would the ignored quite frankly, just that, you know, it would just go unanswered. >> plus, on answered questions about the death of a beloved drag why those close to her say police in london are npt being transparent with the investigation.

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>> some good news later this week storm. it looks like we have enough water to avoid drought conditions next summer. california's major

reservoirs are at or above their historical average for this time of year. east bay mud says their reservoirs are 86% full. santa clara valley districts. reservoirs almost 45% full stephens creek reservoir is 76% full. the hetch hetchy reservoir is 71% full. water district reservoirs are close to 100% full. >> and take a look at this. a double rainbow touchdown. a san francisco international after the recent storms. this is a time lapse video from the national weather service. you can see that rainbow was up for quite some time and just a hopeful sign of good things to come. john. oh, absolutely. >> feel like a double rainbows. just like that. extra little bit of luck, right? yeah, we like we like the sound of that. this year to 7 day we have beautiful. absolutely gorgeous morning out there. hopefully you have a chance to get outside a little bit later on today. will right now as oh, no delays. look, so crystal clear, it's a little chilly. temperatures are beginning to lift out of the 30's

livermore. you're one of our only spots that are still hanging out in those 30's right now. far as our frost advisories and freeze warnings go well. this morning's have expired, but we'll go right back as of after midnight tonight into 09:00am tomorrow morning. we do have frost advisories in the lighter blue freeze warnings and that darker blue and that is really most of the area that is going to be affected by those storm tracker. 4 indicating those crystal clear skies. we do not have any cloud cover rolling overhead for hardly anyone in today's going to be an absolutely gorgeous, beautiful, sunny afternoon. hopefully a chance for you to step outside today. walk the dog, get the preps done for the big game tomorrow. as for the rest of the forecast, though, next week becomes a bit active again. we could see a couple sprinkles late tuesday wednesday, the jetstream carries with it. this moisture plume mostly to the south. now we do have the potential of a drifting up into the bay. there's a little bit of model uncertainty about what happens on wednesday. but

thursday looks consistent to be a very wet day. lots of rain for the day. lots of snow for the sierra nevada lingering into friday before drying out into the following weekend. now, today is obviously a dry day in a much earned right day at that upper 50's for your highs. lows tonight are going to be even colder than last night's lows. were and in some cases falling below freezing us. the frost advisories and freeze warnings. tomorrow's temps will eventually land right around the same as 2 days have monday into tuesday, predominantly calm days, wednesday, likely to be the day of change with a radius today being on thursday, stephanie. these federal state beyond football. >> in victory lane from nations. >> flowers for celebrations. in connection to all land. and strengthen opened. >> well, that is just so cool.

super bowl sunday kicks off tomorrow and while the forty-niners won't be playing this year, the fans can celebrate the team year-round. thanks to some new peril. and joining us live today to talk about the new api inspired collection are sarah jen and at aaron love or good morning you guys morning. well, thanks so much for joining us. i know it's pretty tell us a bit about this new collection. what inspired you guys to get this going? >> yeah, i think it was part of a api month planning meeting just that meeting was like the really cold. we had a jersey shore and that was kind of like the inspiration, the start of once. we got the green light. we brought aaron that span going ever since wonderful and talk with the individual contributions that you both made with this project here. >> yeah, was kind of the crib director throughout the whole process. think one big turning point and there ideas was how do we all of our api

community? absolutely artwork. sink when what we thought of the flowers as being a big part of our community that's kind of took off. yeah. a lot of research with with the flowers. so there's about 15 plus flowers illustrated representing all the communities and cultures a great and we love. we love like arranging the flowers within artwork. and there's a lot of different types of apparel that make up. >> this collection. so walk us through some of the examples that you brought today as well. yeah. >> here is our centerpiece really are set in jacket that says faithful to the day here we have flowers in plays and around the logo beautiful. some details the love about it it >> the whole pattern is shown we have a throwback legault of course. also we have.

>> okay. yeah. but you're also rocking a >> black t-shirt and we have sources are super popular, right? he really comfortable. quickly, but we're getting more and in and also we have a hoodie fantastic. and sarah, walk us through your of project too. >> yeah, so i am the chair of the api employee resource group. so kind of just project managing once they got the green light, bringing everybody in it being able to make sure that we're hitting all the checkpoints and making sure that we are, you know, getting it to tell a story that we want to tell it and be able to really, really sad and hopefully fans enjoy and was so important for the forty-niners to showcase and celebrate culture and the fans. yeah, it's all about inclusivity. we want everyone to feel like they're part of the forty-niners family. so getting to create something that hopefully means a lot to our community and they can see themselves in it and they can see themselves as part of the family. now is a limited edition situation here. >> yes, first of the very many

hopefully we have a lot of interest in so far. this has been sold at wow. look at hopefully we get more color is in the future, but definitely for some very okay, very good. and how can people get a hold of the apparel if they're interested? yeah, they can always go to the forty-niners website as well as the team store, ok? all right. so it's it's accessible. there's nothing that's you mentioned that the shorts are hard to get right now a little bit yet because we >> wanted to make sure we paid collections or pieces that our community would be wary and we want to make sure everyone felt comfortable in it. and, you know, that's one thing that we all wear. of course, like people love to celebrate forty-niners coach with the whole families. are there plans to make maybe like kids apparel eye for the younger ones? >> yeah. that was definitely in our markets want to make sure for the first round we would have, you know, unisex and something everyone can wear. definitely have ideas for kids wear and also women's apparel. >> okay. fantastic. nd do the

message for the fans this week. and i know the forty-niners are playing tomorrow, but just a message for for the viewers out there. >> i would say enjoy the halftime kendrick lamar us with fans. >> definitely. anything exciting that the forty-niners have planned maybe for the rest of the year. but you guys can tease ahead too. but whether it's on api side or just in general. yeah, we have the pride collection that's already been out. also that black excellence collection, which is a big, big those have been out for a couple years now. okay. great so look, look out for more in future, ok and people can go to the website for more on web site in the team store. ok sick with thank you so much to sarah jen. >> an era love or with the forty-niners for joining us today and for showcasing this incredible apparel. it's it's really beautiful. thanks having us. all right. we'll be having us. all right. we'll be right back.

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morning, a judge blocks trump from placing thousands of u.s. aid workers on leave with a 30 day deadline >> the order would have forced thousands of overseas u.s. aid workers to move abruptly back to the u.s. on government expense. the judge pointed out that trump's rushed to shut down the agency so quickly would put u.s. workers and their spouses and children at risk. and just days after announcing more than 1000 job cuts, sales force is set to lay off even more. new state filing shows 150 people in the company, san francisco location are set to lose their jobs earlier this week, the company said it plans to hire new sales people to sell its

ai products. sales force is one of several companies cutting jobs in a pivot toward say aye pleasanton-based company workday is also cutting 2000 jobs. it spurts are advising people to keep their cats and dogs inside as much as possible. state health officials confirmed a positive case of bird flu in a stray cat. they say a family had taken in the cat after finding it in half. moon bay. it's unknown how the animal got infected the peninsula. humane society says there are certain symptoms that pet owners can look out for. >> there's no logical sense symptoms related to and that could look circling around unusually maybe mention and then there's been respiratory issues likes excessive, sneezing, coughing, excessive. this chart from the eyes and nose may be rapid breathing, shallow breathing, things like that. >> the stray cat, unfortunately had to be put down. this isn't the first case of a cat getting sick with bird flu. back in december, a house cat in oregon died after eating pet

food that tested positive for bird flu. >> and the cdc says this year's flu season is the most intense. it's been in 15 years. >> the agency reported 13,000 deaths this year. the flu has forced schools to shut down in some states. and texas. one school district closed for 3 days after more than 700 students and staff called out sick. >> is a travesty. it's just for up to. and is disrespectful. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, safeway in san francisco's fillmore district is closed for good. despite a year of community pushback, what could be next for the property that now sits empty. well, so co-leaders fighting back against president trump threats to withhold funds from sanctuary cities. we have details on a major lawsuit. and crop for celebrating black history month by highlighting black on businesses across the bay area. after the break, meet the man behind these beautiful cheesecakes.

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>> 4 is honoring black history all month long this morning weere spotlighting a black owned bakery in downtown hayward, serving cheese cake and 11 unique flavors. victor harris is the founder of rachel's cheesecake. he says his passion for baking came from his mom. >> so when i was i have an older brother. that's 2 years, 2 years older than me has siblings are want to do. we would get into fights. tough slumps make noise when my mom wanted some peace and quiet. so her way to get us quiet west that lsu's making us a cake. and if we made too much noise, the cake with 4, we had

no idea what that meant. but it did not sound good. just met. you would get to see want to get some sort of cake and that when it gets exactly. so she got hour peace and quiet. and at the end of the time, we got a nice treat. so that may be have a very pleasant association with baking. and then in high school has started like cheesecakes and decide. they want learn how to make one. and one night i was bored and decide find a recipe. and the rest history. here we live to report because some popular flavors bay and blueberry some beautiful colors. there. >> a crop for will continue to honor black history online. so be re to tune in for our special honoring black history. >> on february 27th at 06:30pm, posted by noelle bellow and reyna harvey. all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks so much for sticking with us this morning. i'm stephanie lin. we continue our coverage with a look at your forecast with john shrable and there's good to see it this morning

and good to be with all of you on such a clear. >> but crist will start still think it's about the love that you are venturing out there. skies are nice and clear behind me at sfo, which i've been watching for any delays. >> absolutely nothing. you are good to go. if you are flying out of any of our local airports. let's look outside at road with no delays. here's highway. 24 winding its way through walnut creek. nothing holding you up out there. and we've certainly got some nice sunshine overhead. skies are clear. we do have that speckled cloud cover offshore. very sure. sign of cold and dry air across the region. that's exactly what we have into the weekend. we'll add up to a comfortably cool afternoon, temperatures are beginning to lift. we got our first couple of 50's half moon bay right at 50 degrees. as if you're certainly getting close as you are in hayward and san mateo as well. only a few low 30's barely hanging we do actually have an even colder morning tomorrow. that's we will go back and are frost advisories and freeze warnings and the darker blue starting

tonight right after midnight and lasting through 09:00am tomorrow morning. so anticipates cold start to your sunday, too. but in the meantime, i hope you get out there and enjoy what will be a nice afternoon. rising further into the 50's. stephanie. >> and thank you to people who died from the recent storms is center. rows of this week have been identified. the sonoma county sheriff's office says 61 year-old john radecki from calistoga was found inside a colder wednesday near franz valley road. an 81 year-old friend robinson from sebastopol was found on sanford vote just outside santa rosa yesterday morning. officials say he'd been reported missing the day before. >> it's going away. thank that says it comes up. it goes down. >> residents in guernville breathing a sigh of relief today as the russian river levels continue to lower. it's now several feet below flood stage on wednesday, the river became dangerously over flooded the evacuation order. that was in effect for low-lying areas near the river has been downgraded to a warning. and friends of the

popular san francisco drag. queen heklina are growing frustrated. they claim they aren't getting any answers from london what happened the night of her murder 2 years after heckling his death in london. there's still no explanation on the cause. friend of heklina spoke with kron 4 about their concerns. >> for us to receive news almost 2 years later that they've known that 3 men were in that apartment. hours before i found her dead is chilling and terrifying. and beyond setting. i did not know that there's this rich, horrible history of institutional homophobia within this police force. >> reynolds says ihey're hoping that local and state politicians put more pressure on the u.s. embassy in london to get answers on what led to cleanest death. and police arrested a 15 year-old in connection to thursday's deadly shooting in redwood city. that happened behind a

whole foods store just after one 30 in the morning. police say an 18 year-old man was shot in the torso. he died at the scene. police say the 15 year-old suspect was booked into juvenile hall. a mysterious fully home murder case may be linked to the radicals. is ian community. that's a million bentley snyder. a 22 year-old data scientist faces murder charges for allegedly killing 82 year-old curtis land. investigators say lynn had become friends with members of the community. snyder's arrest follows an attack on land in january 2025. the investigation continues as prosecutors charge snyder with murder. the city of san francisco is santa clara county officials filed a major lawsuit against the trump administration over threats to withhold funds from cities with sanctuary laws. local authorities argue they won the first time against the trump administration and they're confident they will win again. >> no one is interfering with the federal government's ability to do their job. but the trump administration is certainly interfering with our ability to do our job. santa

clara's mission, our job. he's not to enforce immigration laws. the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help within forsman of civil immigration laws. >> well, san francisco joins several other cities in the lawsuit. state attorney general rob bonta says the trump administration is disrupting payments to states despite the court's temporary order to unfreeze funds. >> i refuse to allow the president and his administration to willfully violate the law and operate outside the bounds of our constitution. the administration must comply with the court order and dispersed all federal funding immediately. so the programs and services are people aren't disrupted and can fully resume without further interruption or chaos so we can protect the health and well-being of our people. if the trump administration doesn't comply, will be forced to take further action.

>> but this is a billion dollars of funding is on the line, which californians rely on for health care, child care and education services. the safe when the fillmore has been a staple in the neighborhood for 40 years. despite outcry from the community, it closed for good on friday prefers lezla gooden has reactions from neighbors. >> been following this story since the beginning and what people don't understand is that for those residents in the film or point is more than just a grocery store, it's a community space. >> is travis? it? it's just trumped and is disrespectful. >> and just like that, the safeway in the fillmore is closed. the stores official last day was friday, despite efforts made by the residents and >> and it's it's typical that is challenging. and i know many friends who rely on this safeway because it's gross. it's nia, it's convenient. >> and so we also we go and community leaders like dr reverend amos brown who worked with safeway sharing. they

once had a close relationship. he tells me the timing of this closure with no clear idea for the future. it's disappointing. >> renders able food desert. if all seeing news. shares the deputies committee. it is yes. and the image project it. i'm not caring fall. >> safeway stated last year part of the reason for their closure, was due to increase in theft employee safety. the grocery store has served the fillmore for 40 years. on friday. they released this statement about the closure due to the rapid cell through of remaining inventory. the webster street, safeway close permanently ahead of schedule on friday, january 17th, all associates have been reassigned to another store in the area and even in communication with members of

our team have but we're gonna look. we are going to look for businesses that want to be. >> in our neighborhoods, not backing businesses. and i'm telling you. people are coming back to san francisco in they're going want to be in the film. for that location? know, working working okay. thank you. mayor safely was set to close 11 months ago. >> but city and community leaders convinced the grocery store to remain open and signed a new lease which is now expired to have to like we do in every neighborhood. make sure that businesses want to be in the neighborhood they can thrive. needs to be clean and the p safe. we're working it absolutely up. >> and why one of the top issues that i'm looking at. >> and it's still not clear what will go in that location where that safeway was on. there has been mention of new housing and maybe another grocery store. but we're just gonna have to wait and see what's good and proper names. >> the panel is safely is also shutting its doors for good early april when its lease term ends. the company says

all associates will be transferred to stores in the surrounding area. the next at nearby safeway is in hercules about 3 miles away from the pin location. and president. donald trump says he wants to sign an executive order promoting plastic straws. this comes after the biden administration sought to phase out single-use plastics from federal operations kron four's philippe djegal all shares local reaction. >> single-use plastic straws are already banned in several bay area cities, including san francisco, oakland, berkeley, and alameda in those communities. paper straws are the most common alternative used to reduce waste and pollution because they are considered more environmentally friendly. but in alameda reactions are mixed on their viability. it feels a little bit different and it's a little hard, it gets the job that they may feel more inconvenient sometimes. but that's okay. you know, we we have to make these adjustments on truth. social president trump posting, quote, i will be signing an executive order next week ending the

ridiculous biden push for paper straws which don't work. >> back to plastic. it appears the president aims to hold former president biden's goal of phasing single-use plastics like straws out of federal food service by 2027 and all federal government operations by 2035. is going to be good in between. you know, there's got to be a good alternative because the paper says it fall apart. the frenzy. >> other hand, the plastic is convenient, but no longer is better environment. and although president trump is looking at a change within the federal government, whatever he decides to do will not directly impact bans already in effect in city says not that bad. >> a it fills their friend, but it's not that bad president disagrees in alameda, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a push to make california's part-time firefighters full time. we have details on like that. just. and the big game is tomorrow. but do you have your treats picked out and ready to

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>> welcome back. and thanks for staying with us on this saturday morning. i'm john shrable in this morning. hey, we're looking outside at a beautiful start. it's 9.43. and skies are well on the sunny side. now that is helping to start to lift temperatures after what was such a cold morning. we will

go back under a frost advisory is in light blue and freeze warnings and that deeper blue kicking off tonight after midnight up until tomorrow morning. much like we did earlier this morning and this time around going to be even colder tonight in the meantime, we do have a beautiful, sunny day to look forward to nice clear skies from the coast to our inland areas. nothing getting in the way of that futurecast ensures that is going to remain the case really all weekend long. but next week, we do start to see that disruption back in the picture, which will be our next round of rain. couple sprinkles possible late tuesday. and right now the positioning of the jet stream on wednesday is at the moment placing a lot of rain further to the south of the bay area. little bit of model uncertainty for your next wednesday. but thursday, lighting up to add definitely be a very wet day with a lot of snowfall up in the sierra nevada, likely lingering into early friday before drying back out into the following week at as for today, daytime

highs will be in the upper 50's fillet. how at 59 oakland at 58 degrees. nice and mild at the coast. just like we are seeing inland tonight, though, we will see those evening lows yet again dropping in some cases below freezing and even colder than last night was santa rosa down to 30 degrees this evening. oakland down to 39 hayward down to 40 degrees today. looking ahead in our next 7 days. rest of the weekend. kick it in the sunnier than this monday holding up pretty nicely to, i mentioned, maybe a sprinkle or 2 late tuesday uncertainty about wednesday. my that we get to get some showers and thursday, looking like our rainiest one of the forecast, stephanie. >> if you're looking for some tasty ideas to kick off your super bowl sunday, leslie dabney, the vineyard mom is back with some fun ideas that might score a touchdown with your guests. good morning to you, leslie. good morning, stephanie. and yes, we're one day away, but it's not too late. yeah, to have some delicious food for the game.

absolutely, sir. tell us what you've got planned year. i have 3 different recipes that are all including alligator since all the new orleans, god as kidding. actually, i have some delicious brought where sliders that we're going to make with beer cheese and beer braised onions why not young me? so we're going to start there. and of course, the best part of it is this delicious beer cheese so i already have my dark beer3and i put it in my pan and i'm going to bring that to a little boy, all because we want to go ahead and melt. archie's is i think with a broad worst cheddar cheese. yeah, that sounds do which was better eye and so we'll add that cheddar to this and will are. so this is a great year, which is a it's a really good melting cheese and it really will take away from the flavor of that delicious cheddar cheese on it. so we're going to slowly melt this. and then we're going to ask for

some more flavor. i have some dijon mustard. we're going to add a little dijon mustard to this. we're going to let it melt. so it becomes nice and thick and creamy. and that's going to take about 10, 15 minutes. but don't worry or already have some made. i have some delicious brought worst or you're brought wristband now trying. i think i think you can use any sausage, but i think for the game a nice brought worse. and i do a local went from my local livermore bridge. but camp makes delicious homemade brought were. so i thought that would be perfect for my gas. i have my cheese sauce already died. this is what it's going to look like. this is nice thick and creamy. it's already melted. and to put on top of it, i took the rest of and i made some common lysed onions with them as so i sauteed my onions and i had a little sugar and i added the beer. wow. so i let this cook for about 15 to 20 minutes because i want most of that beer to kind of get out really

infused those yet really get into those delicious onion. so after about 20 minutes, you've got this thick, syrupy, almost caramelized onions that we're going to place on tap wolf. and i mean, talking about flavor here. we've got a ton of flavor. if you want to go ahead and add, maybe some, i don't know if some pickles or something else on their to add even more flavors. our crowder sauerkraut. what ever else you want to add to it? we've got a delicious lighter and of course, to go with it. if you have some chips to other side, why not rise tax church? and that's right. you know, that's our first appetizer right here, which is almost really a meal. but now we have some fried olives. oh, i love fried. all right. all i don't think i've had that before. okay. this is so delicious. it's super bowl. so why not work told just a little bit. it's feeling like a refined

super bowl a little bit with something a little different since i already had the pickles here. i'm like that's to fried. so i have castle of know. >> all of sudden these are just a beautiful green olive. i have it pitted so that i can stuff it with some feta cheese. oh, yes. so you're going to put some cheese and here, ok, so i have my feta cheese and i just did a regular dredge on and this stretch is just the >> flour egg and some delicious bread crumbs you can season to however you like get spicy. if you like it spicy, you can do it. i see. so i just fridays. just on the pan with the little bit of oil, i friday sought that. i think we need a dipping sauce. what do you think? yeah, let's case, know, in my food processor i made a karla kaylee difficult. okay. but it's just man a's, of with delicious garlic, a little olive oil. i put a little dijon mustard in there

just for a little bit of the cac salt and pepper. and i'm going to use the culinary term for what you do when you use food processor, which is i it up. so you should shut up in there and you've got this only that i just put an individual little ramekins here and so at a restaurant. well, good. i hope you have a correct. that's how i like to to feel really special. so also several of these up. >> and i'll put them down so crab is many of these as they - want. and then they'll have their own dipping sauce. let me tell you, crunch, eat delicious and she's in the can you go wrong with and indulge in? really is. but you know something. i think we need a little dessert. of course, i think deserved. but we don't need to go crazy with the desert because we have the game were busy. okay. so i have a no big cookie un-paid cookie. you know, i sound a little unique and different that this is cookie you can

make during half time, even if you're a kendrick lamar there still find that you can make this cookie. it's that easy. and really is that easy. and i do it on the stove top. and what i do is i bring some milk and sugar and here's my cocoa powder because i wanted to have chocolate in it because, well, why not? and i bring it to a boil and i let it go for about 60 seconds without touching it. i take it off the stove just like that. i add my quick oats and some peanut butter. so this will give a great chocolate butter flavor that like pretty much everybody will like. so we took we put those in a cookie shape. i just stick them in the refrigerator that set. wow. minutes and they're in the refrigerator. they set up nicely and i went ahead decorated mind because, of course, it's huge. you know, for the game. why not? and here, here's a spin for you. if you want to catch you know,

pretty i don't now. are you are you those fannick got to callers now ones jed joint, whatever color you go what we did just have the forty-niners on. so we're gonna okay. all to a little bit of and you can just sprinkle these with some .retty and then the kids will do that as well. but it makes it a little bit more fun to have some. >> pretty decoration on it and everything so that way. you know, everyone can kind of choose if they want to where the kids can just do them theirselves and then whatever color you got, that's the team. i guess you're rooting for. yeah. and i do want to point you made these you the design. looks like a football i try to make it like fall. yes, it is the big game. why why not decorate a little bit and have some fun? yeah, and i know most of you are we have the beer over here and you >> might be drinking some beer. but, stephanie, you know, i'm a white girl. you know the vineyard, so i want

some wind. so what i'm going to pair with these delicious brought sundays fried all i have 2 different lines. i have occurred, which is a red. and so if you want a red wine, that's a perfect to go with this and allows all that flavor to come out. it's not too or you can always do a 70 on that'll go great with any fried food with the onions on this. it'll be nice. clean. and crest. you really will have a good flavor, but nothing will overpower all of this. so even if you do make something with alligator, these winds are still going to work, you know, in honor of new orleans, i hear that white wines tend to go good with the fishing. and if you wanted to do maybe you know, okay. scum saying i'd like 100 and something different shrimp when he was all. so you could do trip in alligator and you'd still be really good with these winds. and that's what you testing. thank you so much for the super bowl. inspiration. sure to. >> help us really feel like we scored a touchdown with our

guests thanks so thank you. and cheers to the then your mom and just all of you at home. have a great super bowl

>> senate president mike mcguire proposed a plan tuesday to transition california's 3,000 seasonal firefighters to year-round positions. the plan works to address the state's year-round fire season. the proposal would increase staffing and keep cal fire's 356 engines working year-round with an estimated cost of 175 million dollars. the plan is still under review with the governor's office yet to comment on this proposal.

>> and we are looking outside at pretty nice next 7 days, a steady temperature wise next 7 days. but we will be looking at temperatures falling a little bit into tuesday and wednesday as rainfall returns, especially watch out for thursday of next week. that looks to be the wettest one of the forecast. but in the meantime, i really hope you enjoy this beautiful weekend with saturday sunday and monday bringing nothing but the sunshint, stephanie, are you in maryland going to be outside enjoying that sunshine? oh, yes. with my as my my shetland sheepdog. and yes, he he loves going out for he is bundled up naturally all the firs. so yes, he now is graham holding up? oh, my goodness. he doesn't have as much for. once he gets that sweater on, he's a pretty good to to give the little dog clothes. he does not like the snow. so that's why we live in california >> as do many of us. yeah, yes, i would. but good information there about just making sure that we've got our

coats ready to go have some thank you so much for that. >> and thanks to all of you for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend news on stephanie. late on behalf of everyone here on the kron. 4 weekend news team. thanks so much for joining us. we'll see much for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 7.

i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise]

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