>> right now, the kron 4 morning news. an action-packed all-star weekend has wrapped up with a big win for warriors star steph curry. plus, a look at valley groups are calling for a mural to be removed from the santa clara county courthouse claiming it

denigrates native americans. and police investigate a stabbing death in san jose on valentine's day. what we know about the victim, the kron 4 morning. good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. it's monday, february 17. >> i'm james fletcher in for a harvey here at the 05:00am hour and we want to start the hour with a check of the weather. couldn't have asked for a better weekend. we've got john with a look ahead. hey, john, i know it was pretty nice one for sure. got all that rain out of the way on thursday. and it did indeed cooperate for lunar new year, nba all-stars. and of course, all your valentine's plans this morning. pretty cooperative to as we get the work week started your look outside from sfo is looking nice. we do have a little bit of low and high clouds mixed in together across the region, but don't let that stop you. not going interfere with anything in your day. any sort of shower activity as well up

north towards the oregon border. we do see a little bit of fog this morning. that is mostly concentrated up around santa rosa for the most part, what we're seeing is just some low clouds up above us in visibility as of right now is actually holding okay for most areas. temperature wise. we're in the 40's, not a lot of 30's on the map this morning were actually holding on to a fairly mild start courtesy of some of that mid-level cloud cover. we're seeing the only spot in the 30's we're seeing is vacaville at 38 degrees this morning. so all in all today, we are looking at a few passing clouds. temperatures fairly mild. daytime highs comfortably cool in the 50's to 60's and some nice peeks of sunshine between those clouds. >> roadways so far, you know, right? it was a busy weekend on the roads, though. and you can expect today to likely be a pretty busy one as well. but not this morning. so far, we're doing nice and easy out there and nothing holding you up on any of our spans. as i

mentioned, we have fog up around santa rosa, but that is not interfering with any of your bridge crossings. james. john, thank you. 502, is the time. and boy was a fun filled weekend at chase center, creating lots of memories for all the fans that showed up. >> nba all-star weekend in the bay area all wrapped up now. but well, we have the best players in rising star showing up to show off and sporting events, skills contest. you name it all led to the biggest night on the court, which was, of course, the all-star game on sunday and kron. 4 sports director scott reese has the highlights from chase center. >> the nba all-star game here in san francisco. the culmination of a weekend's worth of fun and entertainment. you had the best basketball players on the planet all gathered under one roof. the game did not disappoint with steph curry being the kobe bryant, most valuable player. and we got our storybook ending. >> as celebration of a lot of great things happen in basketball to be playing with these guys for as long as we have light. it's obviously our

spots come out, put on a show and i thank them for, you know, help do that and are and and go to state because, you know, a lot histories have been out here, but the competition and the camaraderie and the legacy that we operate is what it's all about. have to be a part of that celebration. it was way more. >> like fun, chaos. and i thought it would be there's so many moving parts and, you know, it takes like in ba is really good at like putting stuff like this together. there's so many things behind the scenes that, you know, don't get talked about enough that go through the weekend, which was really special and cool to just be a part of that. obviously just being back home with my family and friends is really do for the weekend. it was, though week it was cool to bay area came out show major it's always good reunite with so over teammate james curry is good deal florida you know, got that so that we get a world. >> now that the all-star game is in the rearview mirror, the

warriors can enjoy the rest of their all-star break. they will reconvene for their next game on friday in sacramento. at chase center, scott reese kron 4 sports. >> well, for the fans who couldn't get inside chase center, the fun literally overflowed into the shops and businesses all around thrive city. hundreds of people celebrating the fact that bay area hosted the nba all-star weekend kron four's jack moment has more on that part. hundreds of people were piling in to thrive city on sunday to celebrate the final day of the nba all-star weekend. it also gave many folks who call san francisco home. >> a chance to show off to the world what their city and also the bay area as a whole. >> ha >> a celebration for the end of a successful weekend in san francisco. the nba all-star weekend taking over the bay for the first time in 25 years. and you guys favorite part about the weekend. so just the festivities, the vibes, the coach people lined up early to go through security and check thtmselves

into the chase center for the all-star games. it's the first year they're hosting a mini tournament. but those tickets inside they cost an arm and a leg is good. that's been really good. actually, countless fans just like this couple from fresno drove hours to be here in the moment, taking it all i always grew up or at lemon bay area from big giants niners. actually grew up not really watching basketball, but the gentle warrior games to come on after the giants games. so brother grew up watching the warrior games and became aware everything was a celebration. some fans were upset. big games weren't blasted on the big screen at the front of the chase center. yeah, i was hoping they're going to play it, but it's alright. we'll find somewhere much it. it got find out that they were going to do when we came but fans can still watch from inside bars and restaurants. but for this couple, think also yeah, far very far. if you're coming all this way from taiwan, you better get a ticket inside all

have harassed long maybe 16 years war. yeah. just tried to get their moment of fame on the tnt sports cast like this gentleman who had it out of silver 2028 poster. i think you'd be a great candidate and yeah. >> it actually does. is i think what he's done great of a shia that's been a huge success for local businesses in raising the bar for the city of san francisco says mayor daniel lurie, business leaders are nba owners are here and they're oh, you're city looks good. and there's sense of optimism energy in the city that they haven't seen for years. they all have said that to me all weekend long. so it's been a great weekend for us to show off and tell the world that san francisco is on the rise of mayor. larry also hinted at the fact that this was a huge weekend for san francisco knowing that this time next year, the pay will be also be hosting the super bowl as well

as several world cup games later on in the year. for now, reporting in san francisco, jack womack kron, 4 news. >> and san francisco mayor daniel lurie also took to social media posting, quote, it was amazing to see curry take home the mvp on the home court. thank you to the nba and all our city workers who made this weekend. >> a success. >> all right. now onto some other local news groups in silicon valley are calling for the removal of a mural at the palo alto branch of the santa clara county superior court. the nc or the naacp, along with silicon valley and san jose along with the milwaukee alone eat rive said the mural displays columnist imagery denigrating native americans. however, the court can't make a decision without county approval. they've raised concerns about the merrill for several years, but the county has taken a position that that mural is a historical piece of art that cannot be painted over the naacp plans to meet with the county supervisor. margaret of a colgan who

represents that district to discuss removing we're covering the mural were see where that goes. meanwhile, there are new details now and that valentine's day stabbing death. it's antennas are san san jose. santana row. the victim was a 15 year-old boy. police say they originally responded to reports of a fight and found that injured teenager. he was taken to hospital here he died of his injuries. no arrests have been made yet. this is san jose's 3rd homicide of the year. in san francisco. the department of health help more than 450 unhoused people get treatment for behavioral health and housing in 2024. that was done via their street care team. the department stating that they were there are still committed to providing care and support for the unhoused with medical needs. well, san francisco celebrated the year of the snake on saturday with its big annual parade. the colorful and lively event was one of the largest celebrations of chinese culture outside of asia and

kron four's. lindsey ford brings us some of the sights and sounds. >> crowds packed along san francisco's market street on saturday to celebrate the year of the snake. >> the annual chinese new year parade featured a marching band dragons and people walking on stilts wearing colorful garments. >> san francisco's officials also took part in the event. families like the one of a million like great arriving hours early for prime time viewing spot. my parents brought me within susie that festival. i'm i'm curious to see what it the news. and it was just like, i don't know. i thought rate really immersed the festival. i i like the costs. how it was done. it was really good. >> is there have you know, we supporting the community, simon and right go. kwan brought their daughter to the parade the game because i wanted to come an impulse and i knew that she would be really excited about it. and so far favorite part is when the lion dance or came up to

her and did the little basing this on her hat. so she got really excited. the couple is coming from concord and doesn't come to san francisco opt-in but say saturday night was a treat sine bin or my family. think it was really cool. see so many people out enjoying the day. it's beautiful weather san francisco. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> well, in a different kind of a heart donation hearts in san francisco sculpture has been given to the city of vacaville, the bright red heart that you see there shaped that sculpture was installed downtown at the corner of main and parker street. this comes through a partnership between san francisco general hospital foundation, genentech and the city genentech acquired the heart initially in 2023 from the foundation and donated it to vacaville. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, governor newsom threatening to veto a bill limiting state prison systems from cooperating. >> with ice. and also after the break, how fire releasing

new maps detailing the fire risk here in california. communities will take. we're

back at 5.13. here are 4 things to know today. san jose police officgr was injured while trying to break up a brawl saturday night. >> it happened in the downtown area right near santa clara and san pedro streets. several people were arrested. the injured officer is expected to be okay. >> meanwhile, police arrested a man in san pablo accused of shooting into someone's home. police say the suspect lived inside the victim's backyard shed when searching that shed, they discovered a rifle and bullets. police say the man is

the convicted felon and was not allowed to own guns. 4 people are without a home this morning after a fire tore through a house in burlingame. took firefighters several hours to contain the flames. no injuries were reported. and the chp arrested 2 people in contra costa county accused of having more than 125 pounds of marijuana in their car. that will hap en this weekend. officers say they had pulled over the driver for speeding and then spotted garbage bags stuffed with marijuana. the driver and the passenger been arrested now on drug possession charges. >> and good monday morning to hopefully it's off to a fairly smooth start so far. mother nature is not going over complicate any things for us. as we get this week started. so nyce invitation to get out there. at least once the sun comes we're looking outside from the east bay hills. some mid-level clouds are above the bridge level. you're doing fine, visibility wise, but today is not going to be a

crystal clear one necessarily. you will see those peaks of sunshine between the clouds, though, shower activity. well, to the north, up towards the oregon border, nothing making its way down our direction. winds are also nice and calm. so all is clear, is good to go as we do kick off this workweek, this low pressure area sitting to the north and west of us is about to descend towards our neck of the woods come wednesday. and that brings us our loan opportunity of a few showers right in the middle of the week on wednesday itself. any sort of shower activity from this descending? the low is going to be relatively light and brief for that matter. here's wednesday morning at 05:30am, some showers drifting up north into mendocino county dropping into the rest of the bay towards midmorning to the middle afternoon. again, just light sprinkles for us with much more significant rainfall up in those north coast counties. and you can see just how much rain areas like eureka will be getting. well, that bay area may just see a couple drops of water. again, that's all on wednesday. up

until that point, skies will be dry and things will be pretty comfortable. the city today just below the 60 degree mark getting into the upper 50's mid-fifties at the coast peninsula. also much like the city just below that 60 degree mark this afternoon saying carlos at 59, same in redwood city, south bay, temperatures rising into the low 60's in san jose, santa clara and sunnyvale. much the same from hayward on up through oakland, hitting 60 degrees today. walnut creek. you'll be at 61 with concord at 62. similar up in napa and youngsville getting up to 62 degrees today. a look ahead show today for your president's day. a nice one to venture outside. i know it's a three-day weekend for a lot of folks in. hey, good one to get out therand maybe enjoy that walk around the neighborhood tomorrow. even warmer, mostly sunny with highs in the mid 60's. slim chance of showers on wednesday. and then we're really smooth sailing the last weekend of february saturday and sunday looking nice could even see some low 70's for a

few of us. roadways this morning doing all right. of course, that being president stay means that traffic just going to look different today is probably going to be a lot more of us at the grocery stores or at your favorite hiking trails. if you're west of us, making our tracks across the bridges and you can see that reflected in the rhoads. nobody at the richmond center fell bridge and hardly anyone at the golden gates. james. >> john, thank you. 5.17 is the time search and rescue efforts have been suspended now for a man who fell from san francisco pier 32 saturday night. you have a live look or this is actually video from the citizen app showing the area that's being searched a second person. the woman was rescued and hospitalized but first responders couldn't find the man who fell in. no details have been released about the identities of either person. oakland fire officials are investigating the cause of a warehouse fire that happened saturday night right near the fruitvale bart station along that intersection of 40th in san leandro street. >> crews were able to get it.

>> under control fairly quickly. luckily nobody was hurt. cal fire meantime has stated there started releasing some new maps that outline the severity of fire danger in communities across california. this comes after governor newsom signed an executive order accelerating the release of those maps, grass valley and truckee saw major jump in severity as did auburn, juliet smith has the story. >> approximately 1.4 million new acres of land have been added to the 2 higher tiers of fire hazard severity. according to a press release from the governor's office, cal fire drew this map based on vegetation. data, topography, weather and climate change patterns to calculate the wildfire probability and intensity. the new executive order will require an ember resistant. so within 5 feet of structures located in the highest fire severity zones. officials say this is the key to stopping

wildfires from spreading to homes. >> many people say we've got a wildfire crisis in the state. i like to say we actually have our admission crisis in the state. this means the removal of all brush vegetation and flammable fencing, gravel and concrete should be used instead of park or combustible greenery. and if an amber lands within the first >> 5 feet of your house and can ignite ne. when the education it can get into the eves. it lands on the roof. if you've got that debris because we haven't cleared you better than your roof. and if the numbers are hard enough. it will ignite. so the idea is to be able to create this buffer of defensible space. some note that replacing existing fencing like this could cost a pretty penny, but a former fire chief says when you consider the big picture, it's fair question should really be. >> the relative cost of implementing zone 0 versus the cost of rebuilding existing homes will have 3 years to

complete this task. >> what we what we're asking those people to do is to, you know, take one bite of the apple of the time. but cal fire says all new construction in these areas must comply with regulations. affective immediately question still remains about how this will affect homeowner insurance. >> which is continue to break. california homeowner bank accounts year after year. officials say compliance with stricter safety regulations could eventually reduce the cost. if the homeowner is going to demonstrate to the insurance companies that they are making significant efforts to reduce their risk, in my view, they have to be rewarded for that effort. once local jurisdictions received the maps, they have 30 days to make them public and 120 days to adopt them. well, that was julian smith reporting. the california highway patrol, by the way, held the women's hiring seminar, reaching out to recruits to fill up. >> about 700 vacancies from officers to dispatchers over the weekend. right now, only

6% of the officers in california are female to join the academy after be between the ages of 21. and 35 and be able to pass the physical agility test and the written test more than 100 women signed up to participate in this latest recruitment event. officials say the diversity of the agency makes the job more attractive than most. press to reach out. >> and provide information and opportunity for the people in our community to see the opportunities that are available to them. >> starting pay is $122,000 a year for new officers. officers also get to retire at 50 with full medical benefits for life. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a major donation for clyde, san francisco from a basketball hall of famer will have that story. >> and after the break, the department of agriculture approving a new vaccine to help fight off the avian flu and bring back. prices.

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>> and we're back 5.29. is the time we're going to get another check of the weather here. at the half hour. we had a wonderful weekend. let's hope the good times continue. we've got john with a look. good morning, john. yeah. and for some of us the good times to continue because it is a three-day weekend with president. stay for a few of

us. >> that means that suppose probably going to be a bit busier today. definitely going to be a favorable day for getting outside much like we were on saturday sunday and even on friday, too. now we got all that rainfall out of the way on thursday. it was a calm weekend this morning. we just have a little bit of low cloud cover in the mix, especially up around santa rosa, where you do see some fog up that direction. most of us just going to look at partly cloudy skies into the afternoon and notably dry conditions. temperature wise, obviously need those extra layers this morning. it's a lot of 40's on the map. couple o 50's in spots like hayward as seth, only a few 30's vacaville getting down to 38 degrees this morning. so pretty seasonably cool. start to the day. all in all presidents day looking good today. we are going to be seeing some 50's to low 60's comfortable enough with bits of sunshine between the clouds. >> day, 3 day weekend. it is definitely not busy out there

and hoping we can keep that only 8 minutes across the bay bridge right now. 12 minutes across the san mateo bridge, looking at our other spans, like the richmond center fell in the golden gate. there is no fog, no rain, no winds. >> and traffic kind of like that, james. all right. thank you very much, john. >> it's 5.30, in the south bay. we have some new details emerging about a deadly stabbing that happened friday in san jose. we now know the stabbing victim was a 15 year-old boy kron four's will tran live for us in the south bay with the latest. will. >> and james, the san jose police department, they know who this person was, but they're not releasing his name at this particular time, referring to other agencies to allow them to release the name. this all went down and santana row on valentine's day night. i want to shtw you the video. this is around 7.20, a night when the 15 year-old boy was here according to the san jose police department. there

were multiple suspects who came after him attacked him. you have to imagine it was very busy, especially on date night on valentine's day. so thousands of people were at santana row and plenty of witnesses not to mention surveillance cameras that i'm sure they spent the weekend looking over the footage. but so far this morning, no arrests in the case. they are still searching for the suspects to the point where they'd have not been able to release the descriptions of who they are looking for this morning. the 15 year-old boy, we don't have any information on him at this particular time, including a possible motive. as soon as we find out, we will let you know. but again, santana row this morning, very quiet. but i've been here many times. you are never alone, especially at nighttime and especially on valentine's day night when so many people are here. so i'm sure they're still talking to witnesses to try to find out more information to pass along to the public. this person is san jose's 3rd homicide victim

of this very early year. back to you. all right. we'll thank you very much. to other bay area headlines now. this week marks one year since the brutal murder of a panel woman right in front of her little boy. >> police described the shocking shooting as a deadly case of domestic violence and kron four's. joey horta is following that story for us live in pinole this morning. joey. >> james, brittany lake, this is being remembered by her family as a loving mother. and they're hoping her senseless death will serve as a warning for others about the dangers of domestic violence. she was just 30 years old us before her college graduation before. police say her ex jeffrey kendall shot and killed brittany with an assault weapon. their little boy, liam, just 4 years old at the time witnessed his mother being shot, according to the family after a manhunt, kendall was arrested in santa cruz. brett knese professor and fellow students at diablo

valley college. remember her as a promising nursing student. the wind out of her way to help her fellow students to get ahead in class. >> since and of course, my life not been the same. have been paying greats. but i don't want this to be about my pain and grief. i want this to be. a day to remember britney. >> britney's mother sharing her family's painful story for the first time for 2 reasons. first to keep her memory alive and second to educate potential victims on the dangers of domestic violence. according to the national domestic violence hotline, more than half of women killed by gun violence are killed by family members or their partners. if you or someone, you know, needs help resources are available. you can call the national domestic violence hotline. 24 7 will have their contact information. our website after the newscast, kendall was caught on camera

fleeing crime scene according to police. he's been charged with homicide and he is due back in court this friday. we're live up in joey horta kron. 4 news. thank you. 5.34 is the time. >> despite the crackdown on undocumented immigrants by the trump administration, deportation arrest numbers are reportedly down. the government has boosted resources but ice is struggling to keep up with the administration's goals. the number of daily arrests has fallen from 800 a day in late january to fewer than 600 this month. governor gavin newsom says he will veto a bill that would prevent the state prison system from cooperating with ice. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> well, i can not stress in 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 way and hoping to send a strong message. he will veto it. 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 that 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 hole after poll shows that people are concerned about crime. >> why would we possibly do 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 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. >> well, san jose police officer was hurt while trying to break up a brawl saturday night. it happened in the downtown area right near santa clara and san pedro streets. you can see the video here. officers say they were attacked and that's when he called for backup. this citizen app video shows the crowd of people watching as dozens of police cars blocked

off the road. several people were arrested and the injured officer is expected to be okay. >> was the last day of the nba fan experience moscone center. proffers lezla gooden caught up with some of the fans who enjoyed the weekend. >> we're here. let's go center where they have transformed entire area for that for nba all-star weekend. and they have bangor and experience like line. check it in the all-star weekend is here. and fans from all across the country made their way to the many making a stop to the muskogee center to live out their nba dreams like these fans who won tickets to the nba all-star game. >> you know, it's great. i mean, he made almost every single basket amazing out there yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone hoops, photo booths and of course the games like players from the g summit. your name

as part last week. you know, a lot of guys don't really get to so. you know, when whenever you google me or look me up in future, you know, i'll be, you know, and all-star all-star weekend, i've been a part of and i was just a dream come sea of blue and gold east and i caught up said having stepped curry represent the bay this weekend as make it all on forgettable. >> just, know, all the different celebrities, the warriors out kicking does. it's good experience. but really just to kind of see what's out here. i have been to an nba all-star weekend my life. so i out here in the bay and i'm able to experience stephen curry. >> his he shoot a half and all the fans tell me about the game, the players and moments like they will never forget. let's go properties. >> well, charles barkley maybe be known for being critical of san francisco over the years as we know. but the basketball hall of famer does have some love for the city.

>> cameras and talk to a of the fine pr man the golden state warriors. tell me about your morning. real quick. speak to homeless shelter. people mazen is called the law. they they work so hard over there and i want to give them a lot of love sunshine. donate $250,000 to so donate $250,000 to glide. >> well, that's right. he's donating a quarter of a million dollars to san francisco glide foundation. glad shared these pictures of his visit and they thanked barkley for the love. we're going take a break at 5.41. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a huge discovery for the chp. >> as they were performing just a normal traffic stop. we'll tell you what they found inside. >> plus, protesters demand elon musk stuffed animal

testing its neuralink facility in fremont. we'll tell you what they're accusing experiments doing. over 1000 animals

>> well, here are 4 things to know today. search and rescue efforts have been suspended now for the man who fell from san francisco is pierre 32 saturday night. a second person, a woman was rescued and hospitalized. but first responders couldn't find the man who fell in. no details have been released about the identity of either. oakland. fire officials are investigating the cause of a warehouse fire near the fruitvale bart station. crews were able to get it under control fairly quickly. and luckily nobody was hurt. >> san francisco department of

health reporting that more than 450 unhoused people received treatment for behavioral health and housing in 2024, the department stating that they are committed to providing care and support for unhoused people with medical needs. and hearts in san francisco sculpture has been given to the city of vacaville, the bright red hardship sculptures. you can see there was installed downtown at the corner of main and parker streets. this comes to a partnership between the san francisco general hospital foundation, genentech and the city. well, there were 2 small avalanches on the resort side of palisades tahoe. they happened friday morning, one in the enchanted forest area and the other near olympic lady ski patrol in search and rescue crews went were sent out. they say no serious injuries were reported. so little silver lining there, john. >> yeah, all that fresh snowfall thursday into early friday definitely made for a nice weekend up in the sierra

and just really contributed, says some healthy snowpack, too. so we can dion, a drier trend of weather and be okay with it. for the most part we're looking outside at san francisco right now with just a little bit of cloud cover up above overall. as you can see, there is no wind at the embarcadero. it is nice and calm out there. beautiful forecast for the three-day weekend today. if you do happen to have the day off, as i mentioned winds not a huge factor this morning. so that is a nice cherry on top of this. dry forecast not forever, though, this low sitting to the north and west of us will dive in come wednesday. and with that, our loan chance of showers in this week's forecast today and tomorrow will be dry come wednesday. just a few midday. sprinkles looking likely much more significant to the north moves through rather quickly. and then after that, the rest of the week shapes up to be just as dry as today and tomorrow are about to be wednesday's rainfall. amounting to less than a 10th of an inch for the bay. pretty significant up north towards

your weekend. mendocino. but we're right at the very edge of any sort of potential from so not a lot going on back here at home with that today. get outside and enjoy it. put on the light jackets, though, as most of us are going to stay in the upper 50's today. that includes a lot of the peninsula millbrae at 58 degrees. redwood city at 59 woodside. 57 south bay temperatures will rise into the low 60's as you will for a few spots in the east bay, like dublin, pleasanton, oakland and berkeley, as well as concord and walnut creek at 62. and 61 degrees north bay temps much the same as that rising into the low 60's for most areas. looking ahead. tomorrow is actually going to be even warmer climbing into the mid 60's at the warmest our league chance of showers being on wednesday and then we try right back out again and your last weekend of february saturday and sunday could even tap into some low 70's to say goodbye to the month. roadways this morning are doing ok, it is presidents day, which means

lot of people are going to be taking the day off. and with that, not a lot of traffic so far, no metering lights on any of our spans and things are rolling at the limit on all over bridges, too. it is sort of fog that we're seeing is up around santa rosa, not having an impact on your bridge crossings. james. >> thank you, john. 5.47. is the time the alameda county sheriff's office is now asking the community for help in solving a valentine's day homicide. that happened 41 years ago. 84 year-old christian bustling are was killed in his home on dunn road in hayward in 1984. deputies say he was last seen by friends and neighbors 2 days before he died. have any information that might be relevant call police. officers meanwhile arrested a man in san paolo friday night accused of shooting into somebodys home. police say the suspect actually lived inside the victim's backyard shed. and when searching that shed, they found a rifle and bullets. police say the man is a

convicted felon so he wasn't allowed on those counts. 4 people are without a home this morning after a fire tore through this house in burlingame. crews say the fire started saturday morning on canyon road. those flames spread to cardboard boxes inside the house producing a lot of heavy smoke. it took firefighters several hours to contain the flames. luckily, no injuries were reported. the chp has arrested 2 people in contra costa county accused of having more than 125 pounds of marijuana in their car. the arrest happened over the weekend. officers say they pulled over a driver for speeding and then spotted garbage bags stuffed with marijuana inside the driver and the passenger were arrested on drug possession charges. governor newsom, meanwhile, has issued an emergency proclamation in santa cruz county as recovery efforts continue there for the partial wharf collapse that they've been dealing with. this comes after a december storm knocked part of the pier into the water. the wharf was

closed off yesterday because of another storm that brought high surf to the area. the county is set to get help from the office of emergency services with the governor's declaration. >> i'm for >> can see protesters rallying outside in animal research lab in fremont demanding that elon musk experiments on pigs and monkeys. musk is the ceo of your and activists gathered outside its lab. that musk is leasing the company is researching brain chip implants. protesters claim the experiments of killed more than 1000 animals struggle just last month. the 3rd human patient, by the way, received a brain chip implants. musk says all 3 patients implants are working. well, the company is hoping to add up to 30 more patients this year. the chips are intended to help people with spinal cord injuries. they're designed to control and experiment external device like a computer mouse using

the patients. thoughts to control it. meantime, elon musk's department of government efficiency erdos for short is threatening to revoke federal funding for public schools and universities. that's unless they remove all diversity, equity and inclusion programs within 14 days. the department of education letter cites the recent supreme court decision overturning affirmative action as its basis. the move could have major implications for minority and disadvantaged students. samantha kerr testing has the story. >> all workers against no love from some federal workers. we are up against passes danger as protests continue against president trump and the department of government efficiency doge for continuing their efforts to downsize the government helped refugees to access there. >> ksat's is that's what real efficiency looks like bureaucracy which has.

>> and norway's currently more power than any elected representative on tuesday. elon musk and his son were in the oval office defending doge. but today legal challenges are mounting more than a dozen states, including california, sued in federal court overdoses, access to treasury computers asking for a temporary restraining order. 3 federal judges will decide whether jones will have access to treasury department payment systems and potentially sensitive data at u.s. health. consumer protection, labor and education agencies. also the treasury investigator will look into security of payment systems accessed by doge. that report won't be out until august. >> the united states congress, the united states senate. as the sole discretion and having the power of the purse and that elon musk. >> 5.52 is the time jeff bezos is aerospace company. blue origin is laying off about 1000 workers. that's about 10% of its workforce. the company says it grew too fast and

became less focused. the cuts will reportedly be in engineering research, development and project management and general managers as well. blue origin was founded in 2002 years before elon musk's competitor spacex blue origin plans to continue work on a spacecraft called blue moon, which nasa has selected to be part of its artemis program. returning humans, too. humans, too. >> we tak i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements.

we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds]

>> we're back at 5.55. and after 12 years in the making, alameda county firefighter celebrated the release of the much anticipated film in the

red at the santa barbara international film festival directed by maybe chuck the film offers a glimpse into the lives of young men from challenging backgrounds who find hope in a firefighter training program. and while not all succeed, those who do experience a trance more formative journey. bob's donuts is opening another location in san francisco on your screen. you can see it will be at 17, 20 polk street. that's the this coming friday actually at 10:00am is when it will open up first, 80 people indoor. we'll get a free bob's tote. going to take a break. it is 5.56. up next on the kron 4 morning news and action-packed all-star weekend wrapping up with a big win. >> for a warriors star. plus calfire releasing new maps detailing the fire risk in california communities. >> and police investigating the stabbing death in san jose. that happened on valentine's day. we'll have a valentine's day. we'll have a live report about victim. excig

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>> right now on the kron 4 morning news. an action-packed all-star weekend wrapping up with a big win for warriors star steph curry. plus the santa clara county office of education is planning to lay off workers months after the fire. the superintendent over allegations of misusing money. and police investigate a stabbing death in san jose on valentine's day. we're live this morning. know about victims. well, morning news starts now.

>> news at 6. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya and i'm james starting off this monday. more on this presidents day. happy presidents day. i don't expect to be too many people on the roads. no should be pretty quiet out there. we would like some good weather. you have the day off? right after, you know, you have that chance to sleep i hope you are doing that a little bit. this president state once the sun comes up, it is going to be nice and a half with look at the time highs in the 50's to low 60's. >> right now we're seeing outside the embarcadero. no fog, no cloud cover, no wind. it's pretty calm out there to get this morning started. >> we do have fog up in the north bay, though, and a mix of some mid-level clouds drifting across the bay area times today will make for a mix of mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. once the sun does come up right now, fog is limited to around santa rosa. so watch your travel on 101, elsewhere, though, including our bridges mountain passes, things are actually looking