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storm san francisco city hall. a trio looking for so-called government waste and investigation now underway. and it's time for this year's chinese new year parade in san francisco. what you need to know before you head out to celebrate. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday february the 15th hits get you started with a look at the weather with kathy trafton. good morning, ed. what a beautiful start to the day saturday, february 15th. it's been busy weekend. all that it was valentine's day and then all of us and its lunar new year celebrations today with the chinese new year's parade. >> presidents day on monday. so we've got just a lot interesting stuff to cover. and of course, will the weather cooperate? oh, yes, it will. so a look at the golden gate bridge. the sun has risen on absolutely beautiful saturday. we are in for a great day with 2 of the

conditions. in fact, 10 hours and 50 minutes of sunshine for today. and we can certainly make good use of that. look ahead shows this morning. a frost advisory is in effect. that's until 9 o'clock this morning. it's mostly cloudy today, but its dry today, dry tonight, dry all day long. no one's going to rain on our parade. not this day and temperatures actually chilly. some areas still in the 30's. 37 in morgan hill. 37 in fremont. and as you start to head to the east bay, lot of the areas in the 30's, concord at 37 vallejo at 37. so you can see it's cold. and here's where the frost advisories are. the valleys of the north bay valleys and also the eastern santa clara hills. so that's where the frost advisory is. we've had a string of frost advisories morning after morning after morning. i think it's going to break this time. i think we're gonna see little bit warmer morning. starting tomorrow. got a lot more coming up in weather. but right now back to stephanie. kathy, thank you.

and they also weekend is officially on on friday night, thousands of fans took over san francisco's mission bay for >> rising stars game in a concert series kickoff at pier. 48, that's where we find kron 4 stinson. >> all stars concert series has begun lower right hundreds of people here at pier 40 attendees. tell me that it's exciting to have this large scale event in the city and nearby businesses say they're thrilled as well. it is causing big revenue. >> san francisco's mission bay has come alive with the pulse of nba all-star weekend. there's not only basketball legends playing at chase center, but also big name artists performing at pier. 48 for three-day concert series starting with flow right and excited. >> i'm super excited about the whole weekend. mean, this is obviously night with big fan, a tad. so glad to be here. we live close.

>> while some paid hundreds of dollars to attend, trina brown is thanking her. look, i won all-star, take pay one of >> i'm here to have a real good time. celebrate all-star weekend attendees who live in the bay area say it's nice to have such a massive event take over this part of the city yet this is like the super bowl event member has bowl. 50 was down here. >> this is like nba all-star ben aaron, what 20 years. and so i just like the 5 of these weakened taliban. the super bowl comes to town. you've got stuff on friday, saturday, sunday, all over the city. this has restaurants in the area packed including atwater tavern, which is right next to the concert. it's really going to be helpful for businesses, not only our business budgets, all the businesses within the area for san francisco. so we're super excited. the assistant manager needs so that delays as they increase staff and food orders to prepare for an influx of customers. she says the all-stars weekend highlights all of this neighborhood has

to offer our city. haven't really getting a good with everything that's going on you know, the homeless. francisco has so much to offer, so the most excited that he's here. all right. ready buckle. this petty cab driver is counting on more business as people rushed to events. he has one bit of advice for all-star weekend. visitors support your your small business for taxis, baby local businesses. you think it's going about the city the most. and this is just the start of this concert series on saturday. they've got gary clark junior and no luck on performing on sunday to change and the chainsmokers. >> the cost for this event is about $300 for 3 day ticket for 50 for v i p $500 per so far attend the site well worth i'm sarah stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >> all this weekend, thrive city offers activities for the

fans too. some smaller events also happened between the games. there were lots of people out and about on friday, thrive city's newest restaurant splash is welcoming all the action. >> splashes opened last week. so this is a first so we have public events private events are really allowing fans to come in throughout the weekend, but hoping thousands throughout the day really don't know since this is a first for everyone. >> and if you're planning to head to chase center today, officials say to be prepared to hit some traffic. continuing our coverage of nba all-star weekend. we check in now with our own charles clifford. he's live at the moscone center this morning with a look at the festivities there. good morning. great to see you, charles. >> well, good morning. yeah, we're here at the coney center is not open at the moment, but this is where they're holding the nba crossover experience, which is a chance for fans and players to meet up. there's also lots of fun stuff to do in there. we were in there yesterday. let's going take a look at some video. show you what it looks like inside now.

they've got the entire convention floor here at the south of this county center full of stuff to do. there is a full-size basketball court. they're having 3 point contest. lots of games over there. you can get your picture taken with the nba championship trophy, although it may not be the real trophy and then there's lots of skills tests. you can practice your dunking on a very low rehman one spot. lots of burt boots with merch that you can buy. there's food and drink down there. lots of stuff to do. now. the big attraction, as i mentioned, was meeting with fans signing on there, signing autographs. and i had a chance to talk to a couple of fans about how excited they are for this weekend. >> excited to see their players there and live or to and right now this is a lawyer's know victor wembanyama is going to be here. it's a lot of fun. >> all right. back live now on the fan experience is open. i think it opens up at noon. it's gonna be open today. and tomorrow you check that out. you do have to buy tickets, but it is open. and if you're

going to try to come to the fan experience, keep in mind, there's a lot going on in san francisco this weekend. we've got the lunar new year activities, including the parade today. so keep in mind, traffic's going to be bad, tried to take public transit if you can. that's very latest here at the county center, charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right, charles, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> and for the latest on the nba all-star game, you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. there's a list of events plus. >> look at the celebrities and athletes visiting the bay area. top of all-star weekend today, the chinese new year parade unfair kicks off in san francisco. the parade from market street to union square starting at 05:15am, tonight. muni offers free fares today and tomorrow. expect a lot of traffic street closures last until sunday night at 11. for more information you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. in just a week after reports of a fake ice agent in san francisco's mission district officials say 3 men claiming to be with elon musk's

department of government efficiency showed up at city hall demanding information for stephanie rothman. reports. >> friday's incident involves the department of government efficiency which led by elon musk aims to root out corruption and government waste. well, the san francisco sheriff's office telling us that 3 people pretending to be a part of doge trying to carry out that mission as san francisco city hall. >> around noon friday, san francisco sheriff's office say 3 men dress a department of government efficiency or doge shirts and that hat entered various offices at san francisco city hall, the men's of an employee's turnover digital information. what they called wasteful government spending and fraud. san francisco sheriff says he is confident that the men were impersonators. >> usually when we interact with federal government agency, they contact us before enter the work with people inside the building.

>> the sheriff says city employees refused to comply and the men were gone by the time deputies got city hall. investigators are now looking at surveillance video to find and arrest the suspects. >> state senator scott wiener condemning the incident. these final disgusting people who come in for the sole purpose of trying to scare people and they should be ashamed. >> themselves, people out and about in san francisco friday also expressed their concern. what is impersonating someone that a >> that's definitely something you should really worry about. mean, you don't information goes like supercharged issue that people on both sides don't really even hear one another. >> just last week there were reports of someone impersonating an ice agent. san francisco is mission district. senator wiener warns these may not be the end. san francisco is always going to be the crosshairs of >> right wing extremists

because everything we stand for for city acceptance bracing its racy. how to people all of that these extremists officials ask if you see anyone impersonating a government official to report the federal crime to police. >> the incident is currently under investigation reporting in san francisco. stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're taking a look at gas prices across the bay area and the impact on your wallet. plus, south bay residents forced out of their homes because of flooding. a local waterway responsible and the response from city leaders. and finally, we have a chance to dry out or too late. i've got forecast coming. in the south bay.

dozens of people are picking up the pieces after the recent storms flooded their apartments. >> kron four's jack moment reports from san jose. >> san jose city officials say many of the residents who were displaced from the flooding are being placed in temporary hotels in the meantime, but a couple of those residents tell me that once that's all said and done, they don't have any idea where live next. >> water seeping into the carpet. that was totally molded. this one's wet and saturated and destroying mattresses for his forte and electronics. it's been. yvonne davis says the flood waters from the pettit nca creek came so fast. her and her family didn't have any time to act.

no more than just a couple of minutes later. >> i had water coming from door and that door and we were ankle high in you can still there. >> splish everything left is full of water and mold the end for davis. they also include yeah, some of the stuff from my deceased has been from a few years ago when my husband passed away. her unit is one of 16 flooded by storm water, surging through the creek on thursday from a storm that hit much of the bay area with several inches of rain. public works. crews were at the apartments friday night working on draining out the series which are now surrounded by must, you know, my heart goes out to the the residents of the 16 units that experienced flooding a couple of days ago here. matt mahan says this complex just a couple blocks from the flea market was some of the hardest hit in the south bay. he says

resources are pouring in as we're doing everything we can along with the red cross to make sure that they're supported and we can help them recover insurance claims and get back into their homes as soon as possible. but davis says once the hotel stays different department is no longer habitable, she's out of options. now, this is all my family. >> this my daughter-in-law, this is my this my grandson. >> family helping her move out, not knowing if this will be the last time she'll be calling it all my kids. >> this is really rough on me. if it wasn't for my kids, i don't know what i would do. >> in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. >> santa rosa house fire displaced 2 people and killed a cat santa rosa. firefighters say the flames broke out around 6 friday evening on rend drive. crews say one of the 2 residents was inside and managed to get get out on time. sadly, the family's cat died. the cause of the fire is under investigation. alright,

7.16 this gorgeous morning. a live look outside now at the city of san francisco. looks like a bit of fog out there at this hour, but hoping for a beautiful day for the nba all-star weekend and also the parade. kathy. >> it's a beautiful day. it's really an exciting weekend. there's just so much going on across the bay area. and yet some people might actually want to go to the sierra and you can't blame to have awful lot really fresh snow. a lot of it landed on thursday. so it's 48 hour totals in some places are very impressive. here's you 70. this is like a picture. perfect image of the step away. you can see the effect here. we are looking at diamond peak where there were 42 inches of fresh snow in 48 hours. so that's fantastic. 54 inches in mount rose, not ski area and also at mammoth, 15 inches of snow. but careful if you're driving there because you know what? icy roads, patches ice could be really a problem. as you head up to the

passes. how are we doing in terms of sierra snowpack? well, very well, indeed, in terms of a northern sierra, but central and southern sierra, we've got a little bit of work to do, as you can see temperatures this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon and after that into monday, just lovely and sin that lake tahoe numbers mainly in the mid 40's. but there's a chance of some precipitation that would be rain and snow on sunday. here's a sierra future cast. you can see that pass of snow and precipitation very briefly. and then we go back to normal weather now in terms of big area weather, very tranquil at the coastline down. no more high surf advisories. and here's what's in future for us in terms of precipitation. will you know what tomorrow? we could see a few raindrops that would be especially in the morning. this is not like this is not a big deal is as light rain and it's not a sure thing more likely in the north bay, then the rest of the bay area. we get a break again for tuesday

and then look what happens on wednesday. another possibility of just a few raindrops. it's a chance, a slight chance. but still we'll keep that going other than that. it's really a not a very active weather pattern compared to what we've seen so recently. so we get a break more or less from the rain where we do see a few raindrops. it's just a few counting it mainly and hundreds of an inch as you can see, sunday's totals could be as much as maybe 31 hundredths of an inch in nevada, not even a 3rd of an inch lot areas may be less than a 10th of an inch livermore. 607 inch half moon bay about a 3rd of an inch. there's a little bit of rain in our future, possibly. and then again, on wednesday into thursday, not much just little sprinkling here. and there. so quarter of an inch, maybe in san jose and to do for san francisco and for napa. so got a little bit of rain but not enough to get terribly excited about not enough to really change your plans for this morning bay area, cold inland temperatures specially in the

inland valleys of the north bay. there's a frost advisory there as well as the east bay hills. dry conditions, though, all day long and all evening long for us. so all of the celebrations of chinese new year, the parade, in good shape for that. but the next chances of rain again are on sunday and wednesday. forecast high temperatures today. a little warmer than yesterday's temperatures. he's a little bit closer to normal. san francisco topping out at 59 a few areas in the 60's napa. 61 degrees. 61 for livermore saturday. 63 degrees and today's highs. then num number's. i actually quite beautiful. so back to you, stephanie. all right, kathy, thank you so much. >> area drivers are back to paying more at the pump. aaa says over the last week, california saw nearly $0.30 increase for a gallon of gas. the state average is around 4.84. that's up from 4.58 a week ago. sonoma county is paying the highest at more than 5.24. an average. the cheapest cast gas can be found in santa clara at just under

$5 a gallon for regular the increase comes as more drivers are expected to hit the road for the holiday weekend. the rise in prices partly blamed on the massive fire at the martinez refining company earlier this month. and a live look out know at the bay bridge that 7.20, this morning state senator dave cortese is calling for an audit of the mta and the bay area toll authority over told hikes those recent hikes which include a $2.50 increase on bay area. bridges have raised concerns about the use of funds originally meant for bridge maintenance for the senate transportation committee, he says an audit is necessary to ensure transparency, especially with upcoming tax proposals in 2026. in san jose, a stabbing happened in santana row last night. that person suffered life-threatening injuries and was rushed to a local hospital. the incident forced the temporary closure of all dry from winchester boulevard to had street and san francisco police are looking

for a missing at-risk woman suffering from dementia. 81 year-old arlene johnson was last seen wednesday at noon. police say she's a frequent muni rider and regularly visits the city pacific. the city's pacific heights neighborhood. johnson is described as a white woman 5 feet, 7 inches tall, 160 pounds with gray hair and brown eyes. this photo was taken in 2009. anyone with information is urged to reach out to sfpd. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the city of san jose and now says hundreds of new housing units for the homeless. >> we speak with the mayor on this latest move to get the unhoused population to 0. and after the break, governor gavin newsom valley to veto a bill barring the state prison system from cooperating with ice. we've got the latest from ice. we've got the latest from our capitol correspondent. excg

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>> in san jose and santa clara valley, water crews continue efforts to move hundreds of unhoused people camping along local waterways. in the meantime, mayor matt mahan is working to expand temporary housing and increase shelter beds and new interim housing site on brenham lane is set to welcome more than 200 people later this month. i spoke with mayor mahan on friday and he talked about how these efforts will help get the unhoused population to what he calls functional 0. >> you know, frank shuttles 0 is we want to be able track what's happening with our homeless population and see more people exiting

homelessness than in train homelessness. we have a data management system that gives us a fairly good sense of who how many people are out there who's out there and kind of what's happening with that population. >> mayor mahan says his timeline on achieving functional 0 is within the next 5 to 10 years during his term. he hopes. and following president trump's executive orders, thousands of undocumented immigrants have now been deported are awaiting extradition or have even been sent to guantanamo bay in the bay area. we've heard reports of ice in several cities on friday. san jose mayor that may have he spoke to this concern. >> people are understandably scared. what we've tried to do is just clarify our local policies. we can't control with the federal government. does we do not interfere with federal law enforcement at the same time our officers do not ask residents compiled their papers and prove whether or not their citizens or what their immigration status is. it's important that every person living in san jose

feels comfortable picking up the phone and calling 9-1-1 if they're a victim of a crime or a witness to a crime. and that to me is just common sense. we are safer when people feel comfortable reaching out to and working with local law enforcement. >> and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a handful of bills on gender in schools introduced at the state legislature. what this means for parents and students.

>> read your years. >> all right. take a look at this. a dramatic rescue by firefighters after a 16 year-old got stuck in a mine

shaft. this is new video coming into our newsroom from placer county. cal fire says the teen was trying to explore this cave with his friends. the group repelled nearly 50 feet below the surface as they were trying to get back up. the rope snapped and one of the teens fell to the bottom of that shaft. there. his friends who did make it out led rescuers to the cave who used professional equipment to get the team back up to safety. thank goodness everyone's okay. there. all right. good 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 kathy trafton. hi. hi, stephanie. well, dry conditions have returned to the bay area derry. >> and weather pattern out. beautiful conditions. it's dry today. and tonight, all day long. >> and then things take a change. they take a turn toward the west. wants to get tomorrow. yes, there is a possibility of some precipitation in your forecast. i've called a chance

of rain mainly in north bay tomorrow. then we dry things out once again and it would be just a okay. >> so what we've got going on is it's cool. it's been so cold overnight under mostly clear skies that we got to really chilly conditions. and now the clouds have started to move in. in fact, there could be some dense fog advisories have put in place, especially areas where the temperatures dropped to the dew point, the fog forms and it's so cold. there's a possibility of freezing fog. and that translates to tough driving conditions because it could be black ice conditions. so if you head toward a valley where those fog the extra careful as you go out and drive other than that, today would be beautiful as the warming temperatures started to rise, a frost advisory goes away. we're in for a lovely day, albeit mostly cloudy, stephanie. >> governor newsom is valley to veto a bill that would prevent the state prison system from cooperating with ice. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains.

>> well, i cannot stress to not. it is extremely rare for the governor to weigh in on a bill before it reaches his desk. but as pertains to this legislation calling on the state prison system not to cooperate with ice. the governor did weigh in hoping to send a strong message. he will veto it. and so the california prison system cooperate with ice and federal immigration enforcement. that is the very issue is something bill 15 tried to get out when it was originally authored in december. >> in most cases it would have prevented the california department of corrections and rehabilitation or cdcr from cooperating with ice in several ways. chief among them, it would have barred the state prison system from keeping someone in custody when ice requests the cdcr to do just that the bill would have also prevented the state prison system from providing ice with the prisoners release date and from transferring prisoners to directly to ice custody. but in a rare move before the bill even had its first committee hearing, governor newsom's office announced he will veto a be 15

or a bill like it if it reaches his desk. but the governor's office directing us to this message. the governor wrote when he vetoed a similar bill last year. newsom writing then, quote, i believe current law strikes the right balance on limiting interaction to support community trust and cooperation between law enforcement and local communities. for this reason, i cannot sign this bill. i think the governor is doing the right thing in this instance and i disagree with him on a regular basis. that's the reaction from republican us. i'm a member, cho patterson. he believes the state should cooperate with ice poll after poll shows that people are concerned about crime. why would we possibly not work with our federal partners on immigration enforcement for criminals were talking about criminals, not a person here hardworking. we're talking about people who work in prison. the governor's office notes since newsom took office in 2019. the state prison system has notified and coordinated with ice to transfer 10,588 prisoners into their custody. >> prisoners, the governor's

office says included murderers, rapists and violent offenders. they should be deported in our state should be working with the federal government to get them back out of this country. so continue to victimize people in this state. as for the future of ab 15, its main author, carson democratic assemblymember mike gibson said in the statement that he in his words introduced ab 15 with the intention of addressing an important issue. but the statement went on to say gibson is amending the bill to focus on in an entirely different issue. cold cases and resources for violent crime victims. patterson says he was happy to hear the original bill has been changed. of course, democrats changed the bill because the governor said what every californian things, which is this is an extreme is policy and to be clear, even with newsom's announcement, california is still what many describe as a sanctuary state which in most cases prevent local law enforcement from cooperating with ice reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news.

>> republicans at the state legislature introduced a number of bills on gender in schools. one of the proposals require school athletics and campus bathrooms to be based on assigned at birth and not on a student's gender identity. another bill would allow parents to opt their children out of instruction or subjects related to gender identity. changing genders. >> how poignant ignored the rights of our parents saying no. to being in forms. about their children what they're going for. >> we have yet to hear opposition on the specific bills. but in the past, democrats and lgbtq+ advocates have opposed similar legislation amid concerns they are not inclusive and arguably harmful to students. in developing news following an executive order. transgender people are now banned from enlisting in the u.s. army. the military branch announced the new policy on its social media pages stirred a adding they are also ending gender affirming care for service

members. both changes go into effect immediately in the wake of the order. 6 active duty service members filed a lawsuit challenging the ban. and new details in the fatal shooting investigation of 2 shorts, brother wayne shaw, oakland police arrested my she jackson thursday in connection to the homicide. shaw was killed 2 weeks ago on 40th avenue near east 12th street in oakland just outside of a cannabis business. opd is investigating and searching for additional suspects. on friday, disgraced former council member omar torres appeared back in court. no plea deal was reached. the former san jose council members charged with several felony counts of child molestation. he is scheduled to be back in court next month. torres has been held in custody without bail ever since his arrest last november. and there are new details in the american airlines flight that crashed mid-air with a black hawk helicopter last month killing 67 people a somewhat has the latest. >> the final 2 minutes before the midair crash between an

american airlines jet and a black hawk helicopter were marked by altitude discrepancies and broken air traffic control transmissions. the ntsb most the chairwoman says at 8.46, traffic control first told the black hawk helicopter to look out for the passenger plane already configured to land circling to runway 33, but she says the cockpit voice recorder didn't pick up the whole message. we do not here. >> the word circling on the cvr of the black hawk at 8. 47 19 seconds before impact. the ntsb says the airplane crew got a traffic alert. 17 seconds before air traffic control told the helicopter to pass behind the airplane. >> but the ntsb says helicopter pilots didn't hear it. the black hawk with keying the mic to communicate with atc one 0nd before the crash. investigators say the airplane's nose was pointed up. the climbing controls to the max. the ntsb says that

impact the helicopter was at 258 feet. it should have been at 200. the ntsb chair says it's still determining what exactly led to the crash, even with the recent accidents. data shows the safest way for americans to travel. >> it's on a commercial flight. >> on our nation's roads are 95% of all transportation deaths. the ntsb is expected to release its preliminary report by the end of the month in washington. i'm today simlot. and growing fallout for new york mayor eric adams. this coming after the justice department's attempt to drop a federal corruption case against him. >> only to have federal prosecutors in new york officials allege even more corruption. henry rosoff has more. >> a rallying outside city hall immigrant advocates and lawmakers say mayor eric adams has sold them out by cooperating with the trump white house on mass deportation in exchange for his federal corruption case

being dropped. is a moment of serious crisis for new york city. the mayor is so deeply compromised. mayor adams has now agreed to let ice agents on rikers island and into nypd intelligence briefings. it came just days after a justice department memo that ordered his case be dismissed. but with the possibility it could be brought back acting u.s. attorney danielle sassoon resigned thursday night saying this all appears to be part of a quid pro quo. she alleges adams attorney repeatedly promised cooperation on immigration in exchange for the trump justice department. moving to make the charges go away. then a wave of additional federal prosecutors also resigned, all refusing to dismiss the case against adams, which they described as solid appearing friday morning on fox news with white house border czar tom homan. mayor adams as going after violent criminals in the country illegally is just the right thing to do. and neither he nor his attorney ever made any illegal promises. it took a 3 weeks to report in front a

criminal action. come on. this is but during the same sit down, there was eyebrow raising moment. we're home and made a thinly veiled threat against the mayor. if he doesn't come back of your actions and we want to on the his up a visit. >> now governor kathy hochul says she will discuss the possibility of removing mayor adams with other leaders. >> if that happens, public advocate jumaane williams would become mayor for that reason. he's been hesitant to call on adams to resign but walked right up to the line on an upcoming episode of pix on politics. what's best for the city of new york is not this mayor because it is clear is making decisions. >> not in the best interest of your. >> and on friday afternoon, president donald trump waited on this issue. he was asked about all the prosecutors who resigned, refusing to dismiss the mayor's case. >> when you say reside there going to be gun anyway, but i know nothing about the individual case. i know that they didn't feel it was much of a also felt that. >> it was unfair with the

election. >> the president saying he is not personally familiar with the mayor's case, but feels it was brought up for political reasons. president trump incorrectly saying the prosecutor is resigning were from the biden administration and that is not actually accurate. the top 2 prosecutors who resigned or clerked for conservative supreme court justices, president trump up himself appointed one of them to lead the new a prosecutor's office on an interim basis. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, instagram is testing a new feature that could change how you interact online. >> the details still ahead. and after the break, nba all-star weekend is underway. and last night the rising stars game kicked off. we have stars game kicked off. we have the highlights for you. excited about saving big

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stars game, whether it's presidents day with his chinese new year festivities in the lunar parade. it's all great. this image from mount tam a pious now that the sun has risen. it's just gorgeous. little bit of stratus, some high clouds. you know what this morning? really, really chilly. many areas are in the 30's. 34 livermore. 39 fairfield, 39 saline. a 37 calistoga and fairfax, 30 5 degrees. you know what? it's so cold in the north bay that there is a frost advisory in effect that's running through 9 o'clock. and that's where the inland valleys of the north. they also down to santa clara valley. that's the east bay, santa clara hills. so if you're in those directions, it's very chilly. and you know what? we could get some fog formation in the inland valleys because as we start to children, a dew point, temperatures come down, fog could be creating. you know what? so chilly. there's a possibility of freezing fog. that means supercooled liquid

and that it was soon as it hits something it freezes and that could cause things like black ice. so if you see fog this morning and driving through it, the extra careful for dangerously slick roadways. not today, but tomorrow there is a chance of precipitation right across the bay area, especially the north bay. but it's not a lot of rain and it goes away quickly. we dry out once again for monday and tuesday looks here's wednesday. if you see again, a slight chance of precipitation, some more snow in the sierra nevada. so it's going to be pretty neat at unsettled weather at times. but nothing like we saw last couple of overall, it's mild conditions and the wind is not terribly gusty and not much rain until we get again just a little on sunday and monday. but the toes or so minutes, temperatures today, beautiful conditions a little bit warmer than yesterday. so 59 degrees. if you're in golden gate park and also numbers in the mid-fifties to upper 50's, whether you're on the

peninsula, whether you at the coastline, we start to head southward and we might see just a few 60's such as paulo out of 61 degrees for your high from mountain view and you get to the south bay and again, numbers are in the low to mid 60's. those are the warmest numbers i can find today. 62 in pleasanton. so this is just a scotia, warmer, but it's mostly cloudy skies for us throughout the bay area. you'll see some peeks of sunshine at times and to see some high clouds and then some clouds as well. a look at the extended forecast shows terrific this week is not so that yes, we see quite a few clouds and splash, a chance of precipitation maybe on sunday and monday and again on wednesday, but ran for a great spell of weather. stephanie. all right, kathy, thank you so much. >> well, americans could be unknowingly carrying bird flu. that's according to a new report from the cdc. researchers randomly tested 150 veterinarians for this virus. and one that who tested

positive worked in a state where there were no known infections. many of those who did test positive were asymptomatic. the finding suggests more people may be walking around carrying the bird flu virus than we know. meantime, in the states that do have known outbreaks, farmers are feeling the strain among those states. ohio has experiencing the highest levels of bird flu outbreaks since the start of this year. >> no matter how dark it gets, there is resources and support out there to help you get to tomorrow. farmers are known for weaknesses were trying to be a strong group of people. >> in ohio and other parts of the country, farmers have suffered major financial strain due to this outbreak. and the u.s. agriculture department says many large farming operations have had to kill entire flocks. that's more than 40 million birds since december. the price of chickens, though, remain stable because the virus has not hit chickens that are raised for meat nearly as hard as a laying hens retailers and

consumers are seeing the impacts on grocery store shelves. newly sworn-in agriculture secretary brooke rollins says to expect a response to the bird flu from the trump administration soon. in the meantime, the price of eggs is not likely to come down anytime soon. a recent study analyzed data from 150,000 people over a 30 year period. researchers discovered those who ate 2 or more servings of yogurt a week had lower rates of certain types of colon cancer, specifically cancers that target the but or excuse me, the gut microbiome excuse me. experts say yogurt contains lots of good bacteria, which helps maintain a healthy balance in the digestive system. nutrition experts say over is one of the staples of a healthy dialogue with fiber, healthy fats and other vital nutrients. and the cdc is cutting more than 1000 jobs. about 10% of its workforce. the agency's leadership was notified of the decision yesterday morning.

the workers were on probationary status, meaning they were new hires and veteran staffers who were recently promoted. it's the latest effort by the trump administration to get rid of all probationary government employees affected. workers are supposed to receive 4 weeks paid administrative leave. state farm's request to increase housing rates has been rejected. the state's insurance commissioner says the insurance company did not prove why they needed to do a rate hike. state farm saw for a temporary 22% increase for homeowner policies as they deal with claims from la county fire victims. the commissioner has scheduled a meeting with state farm for later this month to address questions about state farm's financial condition and that proposed rate hike. and the all star weekend tipped off last night with a fan favorite competition. the rising stars game for sports director scott reese has the highlights. >> good morning, everybody. all-star festivities last night on both sides of the bay, the main event friday night. the best and brightest young stars of the nba, the rising stars game, which was

more than a game. it was a four-team tournament. tim hardaway's team team chris mullin's team see first of 40 winds that'll help trayce jackson-davis throw it down. he had 6 points in game one other end of the floor. brandon putt, jetski. his only bucket of the evening right down to the wire. we go in the first contest team see can win it with a bucket and stuff and castle. it gives it to team. see moving on for coach or game to jeremy lin in the j league all-stars against mitch richmond team and the winning shot courtesy bryce mcgowens 40 39 nail-biter g league moving on to the championship the linsanity and here we have for all the marbles. pat spencer warrior fan favorite is only 2 points. and don't connect teams lines it up. long range. the triple puts team see in position to win it

key auntie, george, a final bucket. there it is. team see coach bike for small and heading to the big stage. they will play shaq skies all star sunday that's it for sports. have a great day.

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>> now on the kron. 4 morning news, nba all-star weekend is

in full gear live in san francisco with a look at the fun. and suspected don't impersonator storm san francisco city hall. the trio looking for so-called government waste and investigation now unherway. and it's time for this year's chinese new year parade in san francisco. what you need to know before you head out to celebrate. >> all right. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday february, the 15th and let's get you started with a look at the weather with kathy trafton. good morning, cathy. >> well, good morning, stephanie. what a beautiful start to the day. i know it's cold. >> but it not raining right to that. the good news we've got a frost advisory in effect. >> for the inland valleys of the north bay, a frost advisory also in effect for the eastern santa clara hills. so we're in for a beautiful day. it's dry today, dry tonight. and that's the best news you can imagine in terms of a chinese new year

celebrations including the parade, it will be dry. they are not going rain on our parade. all right. to northview of not have a pious, just gorgeous. and the frost advisory is set to expire at 9 o'clock. and then we'll go for a mostly cloudy day, but try. so that's the good news. mostly cloudy again tonight. and then tomorrow, things that just a little bit different because we have the possibility of some raindrops. >> but in the meantime, right now, many areas are in the 30's to low 40's. you look across the bay area. we've got 43 degrees in sausalito. >> and 38 livermore. 37 calistoga. and so ago, some areas pushed right down toward the freezing mark. and you know what? we could have some actually some dense frost as the temperature air temperature starts to decrease in hits he's a dew point so that could bring some fog and that could bring even some slick dangerously slick roads that could bring some black ice if you encounter some fog this morning, slow down and be really careful because that is

treacherous. just really impossible to see. but we do have mostly cloudy skies today, but nary a drop rain, at least not today. but then again, there's always tomorrow. so it's cold this morning. that's the main thing. we've got dry conditions. frost advisory is out of here by 9 o'clock and it's going to be perfect for celebrations today. but the next chance of rain comes in tomorrow, especially in the morning, especially in the north bay. and another chance of rain on wednesday. but you know what? no atmospheric rivers are in sight. that's the good news. no big day luge is i'm talking splattering of grain. maybe a few hundredths of an inch. maybe a couple of tenths of an into the very most. so overall, it's a fairly settled weather pattern this week. stephanie. all right, cathy, thanks so much. >> nba all-star weekend is officially on on friday night. thousands of fans took over san francisco's mission bay for the rising stars game and a concert series kick off a pier. 48, that's where we find kron 4 sarah stinson.

>> all stars concert series has begun lower right hundreds of people here at pier 40 attendees. tell me that it's exciting to have this large scale event in the city and nearby businesses say they're thrilled as well causing big revenue. >> san francisco's mission bay has come alive with the pulse of nba all-star weekend. there's not only basketball legends playing at chase center, but also big name artists performing at pier. 48 for three-day concert series starting with flow right and so excited. >> super excited about the whole weekend. mean, this is obviously night big fan, a so glad to be here. we live close. >> while some paid hundreds of dollars to attend, trina brown is thanking her. look, i won all-star, take pay one of >> i'm here to have a real good time. celebrate all-star weekend attendees who live in the bay area say it's nice to

have such a massive event take over this part of the city yet this is like the super bowl event member has bowl. 50 was down here. >> this is like nba all-star ben aaron, what 20 years. and so i just like the 5 of these weakened taliban. the super bowl comes to town. you've got stuff on friday, saturday, sunday, all over the city. this has restaurants in the area packed including atwater tavern, which is right next to the concert. it's really going to be helpful for businesses, not only our business budgets, all the businesses within the area for san francisco. so we're super excited. the assistant manager needs so that delays as they increase staff and food orders to prepare for an influx of customers. she says the all-stars weekend highlights all of this neighborhood has to offer our city. haven't really getting a good with everything that's going on with, you know, the homeless. summer is just has so much to offer, so the most excited that he's here. all right. ready buckle. this petty cab

driver is counting on more business as people rushed to events. he has one bit of advice for all-star weekend. visitors support your your small business for taxis, baby local businesses. you think it's going about the city the most. and this is just the start of this concert series on saturday. they've got gary clark junior and no luck on performing on sunday to change and the chainsmokers. >> the cost for this event is about $300 for 3 day ticket for 50 for v i p $500 per night so far attend the site well worth i'm sarah stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >> and all this weekend drive city offers activities for the fans. some smaller events also happened between the games. there are lots of people out and about on friday, 5 city's newest restaurant splashes welcoming all of the action. >> splashes opened last week. so this is a first so we have public events private events are really allowing fans to

come in throughout the weekend, but hoping thousands throughout the day really first for everyone. >> if you're planning to head to chase center today, officials say to be prepared to hit some traffic. and continuing our coverage of nba all-star weekend. we check in now with our own charles clifford. he's live at the moscone center this morning with a look at the festivities there. good morning, charles. >> well, good morning. yes, i'm outside the muskogee center. this is where they're holding the nba crossover experience was a chance for fans to go and have some fun and also possibly meet players. let's going take a look at some video here now. the experience really big. it spread out across the entire convention floor here at the county center. there's a full-size basketball court and there are there have a 3 our 3 point contests, bunch of games there. you can also test your skills on kind of a low rim dunk opportunity. you can take a picture with the championship trophy, although we don't know if it's the real trophy and then there's a lot of food in there and whine

vendors and merch opportunities. now, of course, the draws i mentioned is the opportunity to possibly meet a fan. i talked to some folks who are in line waiting for autographs. >> most about seeing the players like hit a kid coming out. we don't we don't see that local played also the vibe of the city with the all-star year to bring a bay area like it's much needed. >> yeah. now if you're thinking about coming down to check out the fan experience, i believe it opens around noon. you do have to buy a ticket to get in. and if you're coming down here, anywhere in downtown san francisco today, keep in mind, traffic's probably going to be pretty bad. there's a lot of people coming to this event and also a lot of folks coming into the city for the lunar new year parade later today. that's the very latest here in san francisco. charles clifford kron. 4 news. yes, i'm definitely good reminders there. thanks so much, charles. >> and for the latest on the nba all-star game, you can head to our website kron 4 dot com as well. >> there's a list of events.

plus a look at the celebrities and athletes visiting the bay area. and on top of all-star weekend today, the chinese new year parade and fair kicks off in san francisco. the parade is from market street to union square starting at 05:15am, tonight, muni offers free fares today and tomorrow. so expect a lot of traffic out. there are street closures to last until sunday night at 11 for more information you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. and just a week after reports of a fake ice agent in san francisco's mission district officials say 3 men claiming to be with elon musk's department of government efficiency showed up at city hall demanding information for stephanie rothman. reports. >> friday's incident involves the department of government efficiency which led by elon musk aims to root out corruption and government waste. well, the san francisco sheriff's office telling us that 3 people pretending to be a part of doge trying to carry out that mission as san francisco city hall.

>> around noon friday, san francisco sheriff's office say 3 men dress a department of government efficiency or towed shirts and that hat entered various offices at san francisco city hall, the men's of an employee's turnover digital information. what they called wasteful government spending and fraud. san francisco sheriff says he is confident that the men were impersonators. >> usually when we interact with the federal government agency, they contact us before enter the work with people inside the building. >> the sheriff says city employees refused to comply and the men were gone by the time deputies got to city hall. investigators are now looking at surveillance video to find and arrest the suspects. state senator scott wiener condemning the incident. these final. >> disgusting people who come for the sole purpose of trying to scare people and they should be ashamed. >> themselves, people out and

about in san francisco friday also expressed their concern. is in person adding >> someone that a lot. that's definitely something you should really worry about. mean, you don't information goes like supercharged issue that people on both sides don't really even hear one another. >> just last week there were reports of someone impersonating an ice agent, san francisco's mission district. senator wiener warns these may not be the end. san francisco is always going to be the crosshairs of. >> all right extremists because everything we stand for for city acceptance, bracing racy hope people all of that these extremists officials ask if you see anyone impersonating a government official to report the federal crime to police. >> the incident is currently under investigation reporting in san francisco. stephanie rothman kron. 4 news.

>> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. new bills on gender in schools introduced at the state legislature. the possible impacts on students. and the ntsb giving an update on the american airlines plane crash. but investigators think the helicopter pilots involved might have missed. the atmospheric rivers have left but there's still rain in our forecast. >> how much rain has significant? tell you all about it. coming up weather.

>> all right. 8.13, this beautiful morning live look outside at the city of san

francisco. looking like a maybe a little bit of a cold start to your morning. but hopefully things warm up for the chinese new year parade. and also we have nba all-star weekend to cathy. >> stephanie, it was a super cold start to the morning. you know what? we have a frost advisory in effect, but not as impressive as what we've got going on. a new 70. this is such a pretty picture. just thought we take a little bit of a video visit and look at the sort of christmas to look at. that's you 70. so it's beautiful there. beautiful diamond peak where they had 42 inches of fresh snow last couple of days for last 48 hours thursday into friday. quite impressive there. and even more in some areas such as mount rose ski area. 54 inches of fresh snow and in an on lake area, 50 inches like it's going to be just beautiful. how we doing in terms of the sierra snowpack. well. the northern sierra as well above normal, thats create news right 116% of normal central sierra southern tier. we got a little bit of work to do. we need some more

snow and we're going to get some not a whole lot this week, though, in fact, mostly cloudy skies, a chance of some precipitation tomorrow. it's going to be just a little bit. nothing terribly exciting. it's not going make you change. your plans are anything. but at least there's a little bit. and then monday, again, we've got some clouds, sierra futurecast showing. yeah, that quick hit of snow and a bit of rain in the lower elevations that's in store for tomorrow. but here back in the bay area, it's tranquil. it's beautiful. no longer high surf. yesterday we had a high surf advisory with waves to 45 feet today that is canceled. we have a tranquil day for all the celebrations for chinese new year. but tomorrow, although today is dry tomorrow looks to be on the wet side, especially in the morning, especially in the east bay, not really wet, but just to do some splattering of rain, a few hundredths of an inch, maybe a few tenths of an inch. then we dry things out again come into monday and tuesday and boom, there's wednesday. again, a chance of precipitation. a this is a not

unimpressive front, but still it's enough to maybe bring some snow into the northern sierra, which is great news. so all in all, i would call this a fairly settled weather week is nothing as dramatic as we experience on thursday all the atmospheric rivers, none of those inside, not for us. not this week. rainfall totals and out of the storm on sunday, north bay. well, yeah, 1307 inch in santa rosa. maybe a 3rd of engine nevado and 8 hundredths of an inch in hayward. so nothing to speak of really just enough to get you wet little bit, you know, need to worry about your umbrella and get your rain gear out. i think you'll be all right. you need to change your plans. but this morning, cold inland temperatures, we have a frost advisory in effect. so temperatures went low enough to create frost in some areas. that advisory expires at 9 o'clock as we start to get warming through the day, it'll be dry all day long. we'll be dry in the evening. so new year's parade proceed without any precipitation. and that is

great news. next. chances of rain will be on sunday and also on wednesday, forecast highs today. little bit warmer than yesterday 50's to low 60's. 58 in half moon bay. 59 in san francisco, paris, 60 ones for any often for concord and also livermore gets in on that saturday. one of the warm spots at 63 degrees today. that is mostly cloudy skies tomorrow, mostly cloudy and that chance precipitation. and this week is going to be beautiful. mostly cloudy conditions through much of the week. back to you, stephanie. kathy, thank you so much. kron 4 continues. our celebration of black history month and in the bay area dimensions dance theater continues to create perform and teach dance. that reflects the historical and contemporary lives of african-americans. >> joining us live this morning to share more, our co-founder depth, debra van and dancer latanya taking good morning to the both of you. morning. and looking gorgeous, too, by the way, have thank you. so congratulations on being around for more than 50 years. this is huge. walk us

through how the journey's been. well, the journey has been a but we are happy to be a part of that journey. >> of the company started in the early 70's and like we began the company just so that we could preserve the culture because the organizations mission was to preserve and perpetuate african and african drive dance forms. such an important mission there and has a bit about dimensions dance to what kind of stories do you aim to tell performance since? well, the performance that you can see today is a dance that from haiti. it's called it was choreographed myself and lori florentine, which is actually actually from yeah. and the dance. all right. rob is danced in many different way. sometimes it's a parade, but lots of times. it's also a dance of resistance. and it signifies

joy unity re still it's a way of keeping their culture, you know, very much alive and to continue beautiful netanya. how did you get involved with the that's a story. i met love on >> contra costa college. well, as a student and i was introduced to a studio dance. i i was the hardest part here in haifa. and so to to became my mentor. and i followed in her footsteps san francisco state and she me to become an apprentice with the company and not been with the company, a person that was just incredible. and what is the creative process like and the collaboration like between the 2 of you, too, put on these beautiful performances? well, collaboration, we feel is very central part to making the company work. it connects us to the community. it connects us to each other and it helps us build image way of being

part of like what we want to express and you have any upcoming performances classes that people can sign up for. and check out where there's some very significant thing people should pay attention to. >> that we're going to be performing in. but like but choreographers festival is coming up actually mix weekend, great and of the weekend. after that, it's the amount occur kolache which is also another dance festival and then end march. this could occur so bca by choreographers. 20 years anniversary. wow. congratulations. demonic 50 years anniversary. also and then cuba career bay, 30 year anniversary. incredible. so

all of these artists are involved in continuing the dances and the legacy of the african diaspora. so important. now our last minute for that just the interview because we do have that beautiful performance coming up. >> we love to know if you have a message to share with our viewers as black history month. >> i would say keep dancing, keep culture alive because that's the one thing that continues to could nexus. and another thing that helps us celebrate who we are express and celebrate who we are. >> right. anything you'd like to add to that? double down on that. it's like dance every day. dance dance. like to say. like no watching. that is humanity. that's how we connect to humanity, cultural beliefs. and that's how we share them out into the world. that's how we connect this human beautiful. thank you so much to latanya and deborah, with to mention stance there for joining us this morning. thank you this and let your performers taking away. all righty. okay.

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>> rescue this year is >> take a look at this. a dramatic rescue by firefighters after a 16 year-old got stuck in a mine shaft. this is new video coming into our newsroom from placer county. cal fire says the teen was trying to explore the cave with his friends. the group repelled nearly 50 feet below the surface. they were trying to get back up. the rope snapped and one of the teens fell to the bottom of the shaft. his friends who did make it out led rescuers to the cave who used professional equipment to get the team back up to safety. all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us today. we continue our coverage with a look at your forecast with kathy trafton. i kathy, good morning. stephanie. we're in for beautiful day yet guy, but there's no rain in our forecast for today. >> and that is great news. as we celebrate chinese new year, the lunar new year, the parade tonight looks to be dry. now

that precipitation, not a problem in setback. if you're driving in on the bay bridge. my goodness. we've got some traffic, but nothing that hold you up. you can sip right in and start the celebrations. so we're in for a real treat. now a look ahead. does show we have some precipitation. not today. we have no mostly cloudy skies and not tonight, but we do have a chance of precipitation coming in tomorrow on sunday. but in the meantime, we're dealing with the icy cold conditions of frost advisories. in effect, the class to the north bay, the inland valleys and parts of the south bay. that's the eastern santa clara hills. and that expires in about half an hour. so that's temperatures starting to warm up a little bit. and so we're not seeing as many icy conditions as we did. nevertheless, we still see some temperatures in the 30's at this hour, places such as livermore. 39 nap at 38 santa rosa. 37. but these numbers are rising and we had very clear skies overnight that allowed for the cool temperatures to develop as the

heats radiated away from the earth's surface. but now we've got the clouds moving in. that will start to change things a little bit of traps years. he did not. then daytime. it keeps us from getting to one. even still we're going to be warmer than we were yesterday. so afternoon temperatures will be mainly in the 50's and 60's. a look ahead as we're going to definitely get rid of that frost advisory in the next half hour or so dry all day long. beautiful conditions in the next chances of rain are on sunday and wednesday. it's a pair of disturbances coming in our direction. but you know what, overall, this is a fairly settled weather pattern compared to the last number of weeks. we had atmospheric rivers coming through. these little systems are just being fueled by westerly rees. so they're not as dramatic. they're not tapping into that deep subtropical moisture. so we're going to see few raindrops, especially in north bay tomorrow, sunday and again on wednesday, stephanie. kathy, thank you. governor gavin newsom is valid to veto a bill that would prevent the state

prison system from cooperating with ice. >> our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, i cannot stress to not. it is extremely rare for the governor to weigh in on a bill before it reaches his desk. but as pertains to this legislation calling on the state prison system not to cooperate with ice. the governor did weigh in hoping to send a strong message. he will veto it. and so the california prison system cooperate with ice and federal immigration enforcement. that is the very issue is something bill 15 tried to get out when it was originally authored in december. >> in most cases it would have prevented the california department of corrections and rehabilitation or cdcr from cooperating with ice in several ways. chief among them, it would have barred the state prison system from keeping someone in custody when ice requests the cdcr to do just that the bill would have also prevented the state prison system from providing ice with the prisoners release date and from transferring prisoners to directly to ice custody. in a rare move before

the bill even had its first committee hearing. governor newsom's office announced he will veto a be 15 or a bill like it if it reaches his desk. but the governor's office directing us to this message. the governor wrote when he vetoed a similar bill last year. newsom writing then, quote, i believe current law strikes the right balance on limiting interaction to support community trust and cooperation between law enforcement and local communities. for this reason, i cannot sign this bill. i think the governor is doing the right thing in this instance and i disagree with him on a regular basis. that's the reaction from republican us. i'm a member, cho patterson. he believes the state should cooperate with ice poll after poll shows that people are concerned about crime. why would we possibly not work with our federal partners on immigration enforcement for criminals were talking about criminals, not a person here hardworking. we're talking about people who in prison. the governor's office notes since newsom took office in 2019. the state prison system has notified and

coordinated with ice to transfer 10,588 prisoners into their custody. >> prisoners, the governor's office says including murderers, rapists and violent offenders. they should be deported in our state should be working with the federal government to get them back out of this country. so continue to victimize people in this state. as for the future of ab 15, its main author, carson democratic assemblymember mike gibson said in the statement that he in his words introduced ab 15 with the intention of addressing an important issue. but the statement went on to say gibson is amending the bill to focus on in an entirely different issue. cold cases and resources for violent crime victims. patterson says he was happy to hear the original bill has been changed. of course, democrats changed the bill because the governor said what every californian things, which is this is an extremist policy and to be clear, even with newsom's announcement, california is still what many describe as a sanctuary state which in most cases prevents local law enforcement from

cooperating with ice reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> republicans at the state legislature introduced a number of bills on gender in schools. one of the proposals require school athletics and campus bathrooms to be based on as excuse me, assigned at birth and not on a student's gender identity. another bill would allow parents to opt their children out of instruction or subjects related to gender identity or changing genders. >> how poignant ignored the rights of our parents saying no. to being in forms. about their children what they're going through. >> we have yet to hear opposition on the specific bills. but in the past, democrats and lgbtq+ advocates have opposed similar legislation amid concerns they are not inclusive and arguably harmful to students. in developing news following an executive order. transgender people are now banned from enlisting in the u.s. army. the military branch announced the new policy on its social media page just or day adding

they are also ending gender affirming care for service members. both changes go into effect immediately in the wake of the order. 6 active duty service members filed a lawsuit challenging the ban. and new details of the fate fatal shooting investigation of 2 shorts, brother wayne shaw, oakland police arrested my jackson thursday in connection to the homicide. shaw was killed 2 weeks ago on 40th avenue near east 12 street in oakland just outside of the cannabis business. opd is investigating and searching for additional suspects. friday disgraced former council member omar torres appeared back in court. no plea deal was reached. the former san jose councilmember. well, he's charged with several felony counts of child molestation. he is scheduled to be back in court next month. torres has been held in custody without bail since his arrest last november. and new details this morning in the american airlines flight that crashed mid-air with a black hawk helicopter last month killing 67 people. someone has

the latest. >> the final 2 minutes before the midair crash between an american airlines jet and a black hawk helicopter were marked by altitude discrepancies and broken air traffic control transmissions. the ntsb most the chairwoman says at 8.46, traffic control first told the black hawk helicopter to look out for the passenger plane already configured to land circling to runway 33, but she says the cockpit voice recorder didn't pick up the whole message. we do not here. the word circling on the cvr of the black hawk at 8. 47 19 seconds before impact. the ntsb says the airplane crew got a traffic alert. 17 seconds before air traffic control told the helicopter to pass behind the airplane. but the ntsb says helicopter pilots didn't hear it. the black hawk with keying the mic to communicate with atc one 0nd before the crash. investigators say the airplane's nose was pointed

up. the climbing controls to the max. the ntsb says that impact the helicopter was at 258 feet. it should have been at 200. the ntsb chair says it's still determining what exactly led to the crash, even with the recent accidents. data shows the safest way for americans to travel. >> it's on a commercial flight. >> on our nation's roads are 95% of all transportation deaths. the ntsb is expected to release its preliminary report by the end of the month in washington. i'm today simlot. >> growing fallout for embattled new york mayor eric adams this morning. federal prosecutors in new york officials alleging even more corruption. henry rosoff has more. >> a rallying outside city hall immigrant advocates and lawmakers say mayor eric adams has sold them out by cooperating with the trump white house on mass deportation in exchange for

his federal corruption case being dropped. is a moment of serious crisis for new york city. the mayor is so deeply compromised. mayor adams has now agreed to let ice agents on rikers island and into nypd intelligence briefings. it came just days after a justice department memo that ordered his case be dismissed. but with the possibility it could be brought back acting u.s. attorney danielle sassoon resigned thursday night saying this all appears to be part of a quid pro quo. she alleges adams attorney repeatedly promised cooperation on immigration in exchange for the trump justice department. moving to make the charges go away. then a wave of additional federal prosecutors also resigned, all refusing to dismiss the case against adams, which they described as solid appearing friday morning on fox news with white house border czar tom homan. mayor adams as going after violent criminals in the country illegally is just the right thing to do. and neither he nor his attorney ever made any illegal promises. it took a 3 weeks to report in a criminal

action. come on. this is but during the same sit down, there was an eyebrow raising moment. we're home and made a thinly veiled threat against the mayor. if he doesn't come back of your and we want to on the his up a visit. >> now governor kathy hochul says she will discuss the possibility of removing mayor adams with other leaders. >> if that happens, public advocate jumaane williams would become mayor for that reason. he's been hesitant to call on adams to resign but walked right up to the line on an upcoming episode of pix on politics. what's best for the city of new york is not this mayor because it is clear is making decisions. >> not in the best interest of new york. >> and on friday afternoon, president donald trump weighed in on the issue. he was asked about the prosecutors who resigned, refusing to dismiss the mayor's case. >> when you say reside there going to be gun anyway, but i know nothing about the individual case. i know that they didn't feel it was much of a also felt that. it was unfair with the election.

>> the president saying he is not personally familiar with the mayor's case but feels it was brought around for political reasons. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, instagram is testing a new feature that could change how you interact with your friends. comments online. >> and we've got beautiful spell of weather going on here this morning. it's a frost advisory about to expire. mostly cloudy skies today. it's going to absolutely beautiful. >> and no rain our parade. not >> and no rain our parade. not tonight and again

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right. welcome back. a 44 this morning live look outside at sfo. it's looking a bit cold out there. kathy, what do you think? >> you're totally right, stephanie. it is cold out there. how cold guess what? there's a frost advisory in effect. >> for the north bay, the inland valleys there and also for the eastern santa clara hills. but that's about to expire. is the sun has risen was starting warm up the temperatures just a little bit. but look at this picture. perfect image from mount tam up ice. it looks like a painting. doesn't it all setback? you can just enjoy that view because it is just spectacular temperatures now. yes, still a few areas are in the 30's, but mainly now into the 40's will warm things up into the 50's and even the 60's as the day wears on under mostly cloudy skies. now we do have the clouds, but its dry today. that's the great news for all of our new year celebrations for the parade, things look to be dry, but rain drops are on the way. so

first round of rain drops right here right across the north bay, especially tomorrow morning. but it's not a whole lot. so we're counting it in hundreds of an inch, maybe tenths of an inch. we dry out. we're mostly cloudy, then on monday and tuesday. and goodness gracious again wednesday, precipitation across parts of northern california. snow in the sierra nevada and a few drops of rain chant, you know. but still we got to put that in the forecast overall. this is a fairly calm pattern compared to what we experienced the last couple of weeks because no atmospheric rivers. so here you go. in terms of rainfall amounts, not terribly impressive. we're going to go for maybe a quarter of an inch, a 3rd of an inch and a very wet in spots of the north bay and less, not many other spots. so if you're going to head out today in the afternoon, but for numbers, mainly in the 50's and even if you're at the coastline, even for the bay shoreline, still in the 50's and then we start to head south. it warms up just a little bit going to the upper 50's around mountain

view and then into this low, 60 61 in palo alto. 63 in san jose. that's where warm spots that in santa clara at 63 degrees east bay looking lovely. many areas in the 60's were going to go for temperatures. this is much warmer than yesterday. we were mainly in the 50's yesterday and we have mostly cloudy skies. so that keeps us. and from really hitting the ground and warming up the ground and warming up the air. but still, it's more than that. that's an improvement and certainly is pretty close to normal in terms of the next 7 days. here's your extended outlook. there's a warming trend. how about that? it's dry for today. a little splash of rain tomorrow, possibly especially in the north, a little splash again and the chance of rain on wednesday. but it's fairly calm. it's mild. the winds are fairly gentle. so it's all good. we're in for a wonderful week. stephanie. kathy, thank you so much. a social media star and chef is bringing her culinary talent to the bay area to launch an exciting new vietnamese inspired menu. sure

to excite the taste buds of foodies everywhere. >> you might know her as it weighed on tiktok chef to a win joins us live this morning. good morning to you, shannon morning. thank you so much for having me. yes, such a joy to have you here in studio with us. and first of all, i just have to say congratulations to you. you've seen such huge successes that lead to restaurant. new york times us recognized her cookbook, which is huge how does it feel? it feels very surreal and i'm just grateful that i even have the opportunity to do any of cool show. you worked very hard for it, though. >> you're also collaborating with local kitchens yet in day. so tell us a bit about that. so that's why we are here. local kitchens and i teamed up to creating a new menu celebrating broken rice quinoa. broken about ever have broken ranks. may have. but you're the expert on and okay. so frank and rice are essentially broken grains of that's broken through the

milling process. and it used to be known as the poor man's food because that's what you know, people in vietnam would but for the kings and queens, they would eat like the the whole whole perfect grains of rice. but over time this broken rice dish became really popular and is now probably the most popular dish in southern vietnam. i i really wanted to celebrate this because every time i go to a vietnamese restaurant here, i feel like they don't serve broken right when dries plates. it's only regular jasmine rice, ok? and when you call something broken, rice, you've got to have to use it's got to be authentic raise. absolutely. okay. so we broken rise plates. we grows. and then this is our spicy fried rice, spicy pork belly fried rice and it's made with broken rice. wow. so for folks who are curious, but broken looks like if the camera can go in tight on this.

>> we could see it's not like the whole grain of rice. it's that it's literally broken grains of rice it's so special because the fragrance different. it's it's so much more fragrant and the texture. i love the texture has a really nice mouthfeel and it soaks up. >> anything that you cook with it really, really well. super flavorful. that's so interesting. and so this is part of your collaboration with loca kitchen. yes, people can order this now. now. >> all locations. so very cool and walk us through, which are also going to be teaching our viewers today, ok? so i'm just putting up some scallions over here and what we do is we make we make this into a stallion oil and we drizzle it all over the rice plate because what my goal for this right play write play is to. pack as much flavor in here as possible. through text or through just different flavors with the different with the pickled

veggies. and then just everything ok and was sort experience. should people expect to taste once they at that scallion oil on top of the the food there? just. magic to love that. okay. it really enhances the dish because as moisture and it has like another level of flavor to it. ok, very good. walk us through to you have about your cookbook. what was that process like? putting all of that together? why was it so important for you to story? tell about your vietnamese background? so my cookbook took so long to put together. but while i was working on it. the thought of i want this cookbook too. my my own sister, my younger sister, i want that my sister doesn't cooks. i wanted her to have something that you can. you know, she doesn't live with my mom anymore. so now that she's

moved out, i want her to have. >> we grew up eating. yeah. and it's just really resonated with my young audience as well kids moving out of college home anymore. so i've made, you know, getting these recipes are easy and approachable. yes, making it less intimidating. exactly. it's make it easy for anybody who might not even have a background. exactly. was the approach abul, ok, very good. and what's this over here to tell us about this is? >> the well, if this is my of fish sauce is. it's a staple. is the state going be something we literally put in everything and i was fortunate enough to collaborate with red boat fish sauce on this to make my very own batch making fish sauce is kind of like making wine. so every barrel that you pick a different flavor and my beryl, the i picked and the reason why i

picked because it tastes exactly like the fiercest i grew up eating wow, incredible. and how can people get this? they can get on rebel fiercest dot com or on amazon. very cool. so for that authentic taste of vietnam, people kept silent was options. and the fish sauce is also a part of this broken rice play. you have to drew will. hi you like i i do is i drenched this whole thing in fish i it's just a flavor burst in your mouth. okay. we'll have to try that when we stopped by local kitchen. so people have a chance to meet you today do ok in san bruno at a at the local kitchens in san bruno. ok, front hat from 12 to 3. okay. all right. yes, it will catch but is sold out. >> if they hang around a little >> so in our lives about 30 seconds here on the, you know, you're really just blew up over social media this huge following there. you could represent this next generation of rising stars. it way to

fund a lot of success, both through social media and in the culinary do you have any maybe like advice for folks who are wanted what they wanted, you content creation, but they're not sure you know what it takes to really kind of hit that viral mark. oh, yeah. i feel like when it comes to content creation you really have to stick with your mission and not just trying to become viral for something, you know, have a mission have intent and purpose and lead with through your content. and that's how people will got to take towards you, ok, so be authentic. absolutely. stick to what your passion is. absolutely okay. wonderful chef to it was so lovely to have you on the bank. you so much for having me. okay. thanks of presents for being here. it will be right back.

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