>> now on the kron 4 morning news. across allegheny county are on strike. we're live with what they say unfair labor practices. 2 people go to the hospital because of a crash in san jose and neighbors are worried there could worst accidents. there. >> he seems want to blame everything dpi. >> in bay area, congressman, instead blames president trump for a string of plane crashed. good morning and thanks for waking up with us on wednesday. i'm darya and i'm reyna in for james this morning and john u.s. talk about the rain. i think you said it. >> can radiate any minute looks just cloudy right now,

john, when we get see some action. yeah, we've got some light showers in the north bay. they're already starting to weaken as they do approach that. >> golden gate, though, so definitely less rainfall. the further south in the bay. you get some of us already seeing it. >> let's look outside from sfo where conditions are certainly dry at the moment. and we've even seen a couple of peeks of sunshine and a few areas. there's that line of showers i've been talking about this morning is draped right across marin, sonoma and northern napa county. at this point, let's zoom in on some of those areas that are some cases aren't seeing rainfall. first of all, starting in the south bay, a little bit of sunshine, even down there. whereas you go north of the golden gate up to marin, sonoma, napa counties. and there's your line of showers right there already starting to break a little bit apart. sonoma, some light sprinkles for you. currently. same in santa rosa. most significant rain right now around point raise itself. this rainfall light sprinkles will move further southward. so just expect that within the next couple of hours, temperatures 50's little bit

of 40's up in the north bay in petaluma and sonoma later on today. we will be seeing daytime highs rising close if not to the 60's. just a few sprinkles mostly before noon. back to you. all right, john, thank for that. let's get you rolling out there. traveling in. if you are on the richmond, sandra fell bridge. >> about 7 minutes now traveling at a richmond 7 average. a 13 minute ride, not seeing major delays on our golden gate bridge. about 20 minutes there and the bay bridge. look at that. a 12 minute commute. it's 09:00:01am. and in the east bay, alameda county superior court employees are on strike in a group representing those workers are standing up against what they claim to be unfair. labor practice joey horta has been live in hayward all morning. watching the picket lines what they want. joey? >> well, tell you what the crowd is growing out here. they've got now over 40 people on the picket line chanting making a lot of noise and carrying their signs out here. as you they've been working without a contract since december 31st after their

negotiations failed. a spokesperson for the court they are still open to negotiating with the strike is disrupting hearings of lawsuits today. some felons could be released from jail of their case cannot be heard before state deadline. the court union is on strike because they say one in 5 positions are vacant. it's a the court is using workers who are not trained to work courtroom clerks. >> we don't want to be out here, but we are here because we're trying to fight for workers rights and we're trying to fight for our community. >> people need to keep up with the cost of living living in the bay area. live in the world. these days is more expensive. >> a union rep is telling me they're also calling for better pay and where 8 men time. but the court they are now over staffed by 100 employees and they would have to lay off staff members in order to increase pay. so the court is saying filling the vacant roles would actually

depend on the budget from the governor's if you do have a jury duty today were criminal case. are still expected to report to the courthouse even though your may be canceled for the day because of what's going on they're expecting the crowds continue to grow its of about 40 now and around 15 when this is all said and continuing to pick it throughout the day. we're live in hayward, joey horta kron 4 louder and louder out there. thank you, joe, for that 903. right now in new this morning, california highway patrol is activating ebony alert. they want you to be on the lookout. >> for this 14 year-old name leah marie lewis from san leandro. they went missing yesterday around midnight. leah is about 5 foot 4 and weighs 120 pounds last seen wearing a dark grey compression shirt and black pants and there is a missing person out of antioch as well.

the police are looking for this young girl. her name dream. greg's and she was last seen monday. she's about 4 foot, 11 and weighs 90 pounds. she was last seen late, like said a couple of days ago. so their concern 904, is the time right now south a deputy is in critical condition after a crash. santa clara county sheriff's office is saying deputy daniel are the lows. he's on his way to work friday when it happened. the peace officers research association of california, they have an online fundraiser to help the deputy and his family. according to that page, our lows. it's been with the santa clara county sheriff's office since 2020 now recovering from multiple surgeries. the sheriff's office says they're still investigating that crash. time now is 905. and a big story that we're following. his 2 people are injured, recovering from a big crash that happened in san jose that we shut down parts of almaden expressway just north of ran a lane for hours and neighbors are worried that

another crash could happen. it would be way worse. jack moment has that story. >> it was a multi vehicle car accident that shut down out with an expressway in both directions here on tuesday. the accident has many neighbors concerned that the next time that this happens, it will be deadly. home surveillance camera footage capturing the moment of impact. it shows a car heading southbound on out express way kicking up dirt from the center median before slamming into the car headed northbound. the crash happened just after one 30 in the afternoon and police arrived within just a couple minutes. so we knew that something really significant had happened and one person suffered minor injuries in the other is in serious condition as of tuesday night, michele ferrari came to see the damage for herself. very sound. >> you know, we further down in the albany area this you can get some bad driving up in this for certain. she says she's not surprised by the crash. people that people don't respect the speed limit.

>> and they. sept in and out of lanes this particular section about what the expressway is part of a high priority corridor. according to the city of san jose's vision, 0 plan ai ed at reducing the number of traffic fatalities in san jose in 2024. san jose at 49 traffic deaths 2023. >> there were 47. the truth is we're not treating this as a crisis. >> we're treating this is a fact blocks and we need to look forward to seeing how we can deal with that with the resources that we have not single-a say streets advocate and says large expressways like taliban are treated like highways. wasn't designed saying when we design our highways and as a result, it has a lot of the speeds of highways with the safety measures, not a city planner. i don't know what they would need to do that. it would be nice if they found a way to do that. the road reopened around 6 in the evening. >> and for neighbors like ferrari, they hope something is done to slow the historic rate of traffic accidents in

san jose. i don't know what they would need to do. maybe more frequent stop lights along the way particular section about. but an expressway is actually one that the city of san jose says needs improving. according to the 2025 draft plan from the city of san jose's vision. 0 goals. >> this section about expressway, specifically the fox where the intersection is slated to receive grant money from the county and the city to improve street lights reporting here in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. it's 907. and today san francisco will be the first city in california to install automated speed enforcement cameras. yeah, exactly. and advocates are gathering this morning all to celebrate rovers. >> will tran is live in san francisco with the latest on that. good morning. well, >> it's not every day that you have a party for a camera, but that's exactly what they are doing in san francisco. this is one of 33 cameras throughout the city of san francisco that will capture people going too fast. they have balloons and signs the community turned out and no

accident for 7th in gary. this is one of the most dangerous stretches of road in san francisco. and they want drivers to slow down because the faster they go the deadly year. the accident. and jamie, you knows that all too well coming up in a couple of days of the 14 years since your mother was hit by a speeding car. you fought for this before i get your personal story, just talk about how hard was it to get to this it took 6 years of working together with the legislators for bills that actually got into sacramento. >> and this 4th one finally got past. we have to really work on. making certain amendments in the bill. so like i say, just to see what the safety cameras were about and not what it was. it so it was a journey of frustration,

emotional, heartbreak and flight empowerment, i think learning too. see how we can work together with legislators to really get the solution that has been proven in other states to come to life is important. and i'm sure every time you went before lawmakers, you told them the story about your mom. tell us what happened. nearly 14 full years ago. >> so 40 years ago on this coming saturday, my mom was struck by a speeding suv on parker cdo in anza boulevard. she got her body from other side of the road where she suffers now from traumatic brain injury. she has severe depression, she suicidal and has severe posttraumatic stress disorder. she physically is still able to move around with assistance. but she cognitively is nowhere near where she was before and she needs constant supervision. 24 hours, 7 days a at that. very your life for a life. your family's lives haven't ever done this. >> it it is a day of constant

not knowing someone with cognitive impairment. there's no structure. there's no really knowing what she's going to be like. so every day is like a new, unfortunate surprise that we forgot what too, how to take care of her and how to just really make sure she's okay. and you are a champion behind all of this. i know that they allowed you to speak. so thank you for that. it will not be in vain. i'm sure your efforts will thank you. thank you. >> they were making signs here as well. and then the kids were holding up signs. i want to show you some of them slow your roll in the richmond and then there's another sign that says go slow for seniors. and then i also made a sign. and then let's talk about how much you will be paying if you go too fast of the ticket prices. if you go 11 miles per hour over the speed limit, that's $50.60 miles over. >> you're looking at $100. and then 26 or more over that $200. and god forbid you go 100 miles per hour over the

speed limit. it is $500. the cameras right now. they're just calibrating, but they will go online in mid-march. >> fact, all right. thanks a lot. we'll just to let everybody know if they go to kron 4 dot com. we have a map and all the locations of these cameras so they don't want to fool you. they want to slow you down. >> he seems to want to blame everything. >> on dei. we'll have proper morning news. bay-area congressman blaming president trump with a recent string of plane crashes when eric swalwell said during a town hall. and we're talking about allegheny county has a new are jones dickson. she has her priorities before taking the oath of office showers mostly in the north bay at this time seeing him around santa rosa down through inverness and down through inverness and losing a little

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>> welcome back to newsnight. 14 tracking some showers across the north bay this morning. your view from mount tam, not much of a view. that's because you currently have some light showers up there on top of mount tam, not the breezy this morning we've seen but a little windy and cool for sure. here's your line of showers that has steered its way from mendocino and lake counties now down into marin, sonoma and napa counties. and with that, most of our rainfall is concentrated west of 101 itself right now, especially around point, raise currently nevado on up to santa rosa. long 101, currently seeing some light shower activity. this is going to continue that southeasterly trajectory and continue to break up as it does. so. so by late morning, a few sprinkles here and there pushing right through the rest of the bay right afternoon.

areas like fremont. you could see a very brief sprinkle, very limited indeed this morning, rainfall totals will stay below a 10th of an inch for the vast majority of the bay area. this low moves through with haste, not wasting its time, allowing a high pressure ridge to build in very quickly behind it. and this will contribute to that drier trend of weather that we have leading through the rest of the week, the weekend and even into next week, too. so pretty calm. and to february, all in all 50's for most of our high temperatures today that makes today easily the coolest day of the rest of the forecast. some of us will rise into the 60's. and that does include the south bay as well as the east and north bay, san jose. 62 degrees for your high today. yeah. upper 50's in the tri valley. while hayward up to oakland hanging out right around that 60 degree. mark oakland likely in the upper 50's napa. you'll be at 63 today while santa rosa at 61. let's look ahead to tomorrow's daytime highs starting to lift further under those mostly

sunny skies by friday. we're already on the cusp of 70's. a number will get to for a lot of the bay come the weekend right now. all right. 11 minutes on the bay bridge. no major accidents or delays. san mateo bridge about 14 minutes. >> while you're richmond center, phil is 8. the golden gate bridge sits at about 20 minutes. >> time to winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning. rob, are the markets? >> we hit record highs yesterday today. we're a little bit off. some scary headlines like 25% tariffs on cars. semiconductors, pharmaceuticals. so that's got in the back of her head. 25% higher tariffs the business probably means higher prices to me. and that's something that could derail. but there's also negative sentiment from the home builders on housing, affordability so that there's some negatives out there, daria. but the market tracking like, you know, we're walking

right by the graveyard. everything, ok? well, wait wait a minute. 25%. >> increased. if i want to buy a new car, is that going to happen soon? potentially? i think it's just negotiation tactic by the trump administration said no, i don't think it's going to happen soon. okay. yeah. they're talking march or april. >> unlike when you make the car in the united states sometimes like the parts come from mexico, united states and canada, the united you're talking about, there's no way around this that we're going pay more for cars. but like i said, probably negotiating tactic. okay. what >> having of cars that much? maybe i'll use a lime scooter. a lot of people are yeah, shocked by this because to make it feel like wrong. it felt like 15 years ago limes and they did san francisco bay area and then we found them like in day we found the meat and trash cans. >> founded in bad alleyways. looks like going to come public now again for the second time. they're partially owned by uber. and i was

surprised to see this. they have over 240,000 vehicles. now, again, they're opening up offices tokyo in athens. so there are international expanding that. who knew the scooter had such a long lifetime? yeah, i know it's really turned out to be a thing >> will. >> oh, i know what i last night. i was watching on catching up with i can't stay up. late was watching the snl anniversary thing. i guess it was a big hit. but it didn't seem that funny that the best part i saw was just watching steve martin say that he was 79 years old. i couldn't believe it. that wasn't a joke that ages you and i because i'm a wild and crazy guy. >> remember being 10 years old and watching saturday night live. so a time in my life. they got 15 million viewers sunday night, which is a pretty good night. the best for nbc in 5 years. but when i

see this story, it reminds me that netflix is the winner and abc, nbc, cbs of kind of lost tv shows aren't as good as they used to be. they now have to be big special events like super bowls or saturday live events for the academy awards. just not a lot eyeballs out but congratulations test. now. what going look at all the stars and have the time i spent just looking at the audience. look, there's. >> julia louis dreyfus haven't seen her since seinfeld. just all of the stars were there. one of my friends is top executive, not the top executive. it doesn't, but she got invited and she turned it down. >> of the things to oh, my gosh. >> i saw total that would. what? you wouldn't go. i would go for sure. celebrity watch would be so fun, but she's so used to it being a. >> the higher up disney. oh, yeah. all right. now back to the great unwashed for most of are worried about like our pocketbooks pets spending has gone way up. i my pets cost almost nothing. i really

economize. but what are people spending on? can question and this is really to me that the details in the story or kind we know a popular thing. we know that since 1996 to 2024, there's been doubling. >> o ne not dogs in the united states catcher up 56% by american families in the period of time, nearly half of families now have dogs, not half nearly now. what was kind of interesting to me is that baby boomers and millennials are spending the most money, daria, because baby boomers have the kids around the house like you. and then the millennials. they're just delaying starting families so they don't have the baby. they don't have the kid to work on. so they threw that money into the pat. fresh pack, which is one of those things you see in the grocery store. i know you've seen it. it's a refrigerator. fresh pet food. yeah. they just hit a billion dollars in sales. and if you look at the ingredients on it, it's it's a better food than what it. there's nothing processed and it like super

healthy. and it's it's just a way of spoiling your animal, which is wonderful thing to do. if you can do it 151 million dollars spent on pets last year. fresh pitch. the first 1 billion dollar brand is why bring that one notion. it's interesting, though. hold on a second because at my sister just was realizing she was spending all that money on the fresh that thing. and you said it's better than what you eat. >> and this is like, hold on. i could just one of cooking for myself. i just make something really good for my dog. and she saves money, though, and feeds them all real food. >> i love your sister and i think you come from a very practical family. i've learn much from you. die in our 20 years together. and that's another tipping your hat, so to speak father well, again, here's the thing that that that unlike kids, the dogs, they don't talk back. you don't have to pay for college or give him a car. >> yeah, i didn't know my dog. my dog might want a it's it's when my needs. >> all right. we'll see you, rob. if you have any questions for rob, he's a wealth of knowledge and there's all the information how to reach him

right there. have a great weekend. we'll see a don't s

>> well, community leaders in oakland are pleading with the city to rethink budget cuts. that impact on of all communities. >> but you've got no >> raleigh of the from will tran to village called oakland leaders to stop millions of dollars in cuts more than a dozen organizations took part. they say the cuts hurt the and how seniors, immigrants, young people and also their violence prevention efforts. meals on wheels is one of the organizations that stands to be impacted as well. >> we want the city to make our clients a priority in

violent funding for these for essential services. we can't be short-sighted making. the smoke has now. then it we need to monetary savings and benefits for the rest of opening. >> the unity council says that the city plans to stop funding these services in the middle of the fiscal year. and in the south bay, santa clara county educators are learning about cambodian american studies. they can actually taken to their classrooms. the county board of education hosted a two-day conference for teachers to learn about what the curriculum offers sessions at the conference for teachers included cambodian dance performances, water blessings. art workshops over 60 lesson plans that are offered for k through 12 schools that are interested on a curriculum is offered by uc davis and it's free for everybody to access. >> it's 9.26. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news educators in san ramon are rallying because they don't want budget cuts to schools. we'll take a look at what they think is a rest. we loved him.

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>> 9.20 right now we've got clouds and some rain already. article already on the highways. john, good morning. in a little sprinkle activity for your wednesday. the only time this week that we're actually going to be looking at that. so you can like that rainy cooler weather saver today because the rest of the forecast gets a little sunnier a little bit warmer. >> let's look outside at the embarcadero. things are pretty calm right now. definitely looks like a rainy day out there, although you haven't

seen much yet in san francisco, aside from some misty conditions in our western neighborhoods, showers continue their advance into the bay at this time staying in the north bay. but that line of showers pretty evident and it's going to roll further and further south eastward as it does. so it's going to continue to lose a little bit of its energy and that basically just means by the time that the showers do reach the golden gate, he's not going to be a lot left other than a few of those isolated sprinkles. what we are seeing in the north bay, though, from sandra fell nevado up to santa rosa is a couple of what wet spots on both highway 101. and then a highway. 37, as you make your way on over towards italy, held most significant rainfall at this point right around the point raise area. now temperatures are in the 50's for most of us, san mateo and palo alto at 56 degrees. 54 right now nevado at 52 later on today will be in the upper 50's to low 60's. once we get through these morning sprinkles it will be clearing afternoon, especially towards the latter half of the

afternoon, right? all right, john, thank for that. let's get you moving out there. things are looking good. 14 minutes on the bay bridge, but drive slow because things might be wet. >> 14 for the san mateo bridge. 7 minutes along richmond center fell. and that golden gate bridge at 21 minutes. it's 9.30, right now at a family in the north bay is remembering a man who died in a plane crash in alaska. santa rosa native andrew gonzales was among 10 people that were killed in that plane. he was and went down earlier this month. kron four's lindsey ford talked to his family. >> someone that's very hard to define so many things. whitney bowers, the widow of andrew gonzales, says he was selfless soul crushing everyone's at a loss. it is unimaginable. what what is our current reality? gonzales, who is from santa rosa was one of 10 people killed in a plane crash in alaska earlier this month. the small commuter plane went down in the bering sea gonzalez who worked as a power generation technician had to travel a lot to small remote areas. so i

was at home waiting to come from. landing from that flight. got a feeling check to flight tracker. there is no new information on it. and i knew something was wrong. bowers never got the call from her husband, andrew. his remains along the others was found by search crews days later. whitney and andrew both grew up in santa rosa and got engaged in moved to alaska back in 2022. >> whitney's close with gonzales is older sister francaise carga who is also grieving, though he's might be my baby brother. this. >> part of our family. all feeling it. all of us. that's all as his co-workers, michael burden, jared beaudoin also feel the pain. michael's favorite thing to do with andrew was having game night. he definitely had a sense of humor that could make anybody laugh and you never knew it was coming. >> he was a blast to work with

jared help gonzales get his job in alaska. he lived a life full. he loved and he captured the hearts of everybody. i mean, i don't think i've ever met anybody. >> who didn't like him? and gonzales is mother-in-law. heather bowers sharing that he was whitney's world. >> that was her universe. that was her everything. and we loved him. he was part of our family to his part of so many people's families. he what he was just a great human being. and he's going to be so severely missed. >> well, that was lindsay for reporting. now. the family, they are trying to focus on healing. they've created a gofundme to help with the funeral costs. we had that our website kron 4 dot com. domestic violence call turned into a police shooting out and conquer any with the suspect dead. this happened around one 40 tuesday morning. conquer police say they responded to a report of a person attacking a family member. this have on until the drive off of busy willow pass road. when police

got there, they found a man stabbing his family m%mber with a knife. police then shot and killed that man and the victim was taken to the hospital is saying the victim is expected to survive. neighbors tell us the violence is just too close to home. >> yeah, i was woken up because i like pow, pow and i thought it was like from willow pass road that was going on like and i heard pop cars or whatever. so i thought it was all some of the chasing somebody or something down there that lets it. >> well, as of last night, part of the area was taped off and they are continuing to collect evidence in that area. teachers and staff and the san ramon valley school district are protesting against proposed budget cuts. the district needs to close to 26 million dollar budget deficit. and to do that and they want to increase class sizes and eliminate management, administrative and

custodial positions. but the teachers and staff disagree. >> i think a lot of us feel betrayed. because we understand declining enrollment. we understand budget issues, but we also understand that it's management's responsibility to ensure and safeguard our kids the deal. the school district says they are going to work with the unions to try to come up with something. >> that works for everybody because they do have to deal with this budget shortfall. 9.34 right now and in the south bay, the san jose teachers union is calling for the school district to increase the safety of schools. the union wants safe and stable schools. they say that they will be a part of their new contract negotiations because they've seen an increase and incidents involving weapons and social media threats across campuses. in fact, they did a survey of more than 600 teachers and staff and those who responded

said that they want better support for themselves and for students and that it's a top priority. so they'll be putting that in their negotiations. todd 35 and a camera shop in berkeley facing a long road to recovery after thieves made off $1000 worth of their products. the owner of looking glass photo says the group used a car to repeatedly ran to the front entrance on sunday morning. she says this is the first burglary that happened at this location on 5th street since she took over that business back in all 8. >> in a $50,000 worth of that the physical damage to the stories. >> so far the community they donated more than $50,000 to help with recovery efforts. there. >> it's 9.36 and the new alameda county district attorney is in place now are still at jones. dickson was sworn in. jones dickson is replacing pamela price. voters recall back in november. kron four's dan kerman has that story. it different. ready for

>> former alameda county superior court judge ursula jones dickson was sworn in tuesday afternoon as alameda county's new district attorney. jones dickson replaces pamela price who was recalled in november's election after being accused of not holding criminals accountable. >> and clearly communicating with victims and their families prior to the ceremony, jones dickson discussed are priorities with reporters. >> i think our biggest call is going to be to try to make sure that victims in the community realize that it is our job. this is a victim centered process. it's our job to make sure they are hurt and as much as possible they get the things that they need out of this process. if you have to come to the da's office is never a good time right? you're not here for fun. but the expectation is that somebody is hearing you, they're listening to you and they're making sure that your needs are being met as best

that we can. jones dickson says other top priorities include reversing prices, charging directives. >> which made it more difficult to enhance months to charges. so also begin a review of the attorneys and the da's office to see who's up to the task and who needs training. the da's job is to make sure as the top law enforcement officer in the county that we are tending to the public safety of the community. and in addition to that, keeping victims at the center of that process, that's the work of the d a. >> among those attending the ceremony former alameda county da's tom orloff and nancy o'malley as well as san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins and jones dixon's family. i'm just very blessed and lucky to come back to the office that bill. >> this cow. >> they gave everything. and i appreciate all the support from all of you. and you are going to have to give me some time to get it right. get it. i get it right. because things are out of whack. but i'll

tell you what, on the fix. make that promise to a fix. >> at the alameda county administration building in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news. they don't feel safe. >> they see cuts to the faa and plane crashes. what the is? elon musk, you know, doing with our data? you do we still have privacy? >> well, he's a congressman eric swalwell meeting his constituents. this is for the first time since president donald trump took office. swalwell has been vocally criticizing the president, especially in connection to the recent plane crashes. we've been seen and also elon musk involvement with slashed jobs at the federal agencies, including the faa representative held a town hall in union city last night. as many people in his district, they're living in fear over ice raids and deportation. >> people in that area are stressed out. the stressed out about the cost of living stressed out about housing traffic and congestion. crime and then our immigrant community where 40% of constituents were born outside

the united states. there's just a lot of anxiety. >> swallows as immigration is the number one issue was office works on any works of a 1000 immigration cases a year. >> in san francisco, 43 faith organizations got together to reaffirm their commitment to sanctuary in response to mass deportations, threats and in fact, they're gathering again today. they're going to have a procession to marc, the executive order that led to the internment of japanese americans during world war 2, they don't want that to happen again. they want to honor history and remember and protect the vulnerable communities and immigrants. a lot of people use bart to get where they wanted to go over the weekend and they want to go to san francisco for the lunar new year parade and also for the nba all-star weekend, they crushed records on bart, a record number of riders, 139,000 people took bart trains to their locations,

which beats the previous record by 16,000 riders. in fact, bart added longer trains and special event rain stick handle all the crowds. saturday night live is getting a bit wider. the city council unanimously approved permits for pete the center. it's going to be a two-floor music venue in downtown area with more than 10,000 square feet. the venue was named after the owner pb and it's going to feature 3 bars. 2 newly built mezzanine taken home. more than 1000 people. it's going to be located in the south, a district music venue is expected open later on this year. and attention. all those foodies out there. san francisco been name the culinary capital of the country, followed by oakland. wow. the survey from clarify capital, which helps small businesses says both cities have a high ratio quality, family-owned restaurants. san francisco scored high in the cuisine, diversity and restaurant popularity with oakland as the runner-up, san francisco mayor lori tweeted from fresh capito, mission

style. doritos and some dim sum. our city has something for everyone settles a play 7th on the list. it's 9.41. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. why would kids with their fresh young faces? one anti aging skin creams. >> we're going to talk about a disturbing health trend that one south bay lawmaker wants to put a stop to. and they have in custody now, a person who police say is a colt leader and some followers that are linked to murders across the united states and have the united states and have ties to the bay area.

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>> well, in the north bay, the napa county board approved an emergency proclamation. they're trying make repairs after a massive storm earlier this month. supervisors say they will issue more than 9 million dollars to fix roads and pay for the cleanup. massive rainfall happened february 4th. they say it resulted in floods, landslides, fallen trees, damaged roads and bridges. they're going to say that the cleanup efforts are going to gear towards getting the cleaning up the small landslides and fixing those roads. >> february's brought lot of rain. this forecast, though, not so much today is the rainiest day and by that not very rainy at all. actually, your bay hills view definitely showing a lot of clouds this morning. and there's your singular line of showers, which will have an impact as it drops closer to the golden gate here in just a few moments. definitely the north facing the most out of this as it loses a little bit of its energy already passing toward

san pablo bay. right now, most of our rain is concentrated up in marin county and southern sonoma and napa counties. it is light and it is pretty few and far between drifting a little bit further southward over these next few moments in within the next hour, we'll see our best chance of any sort of light sprinkles for most areas rolling through the rest of the day after that and then clearing and drying conditions come the afternoon and that's it. the rest of the forecast is looking very dry and increasingly warm. so we will stay below a 10th of an inch of rainfall today for the day and staying just a couple of inches of snowfall in the sierra. this low moves through with haste, not wasting its time. high pressure ridge builds in behind it. and this is the dominant force in the rest of this week and met weekend's forecast. in fact, by the weekend will be feeling some of the warmest temps will felt in a while that easily makes. today. our coolest day of the forecast with 50's in the city at the coast and for a lot of the peninsula, too. we'll still be holding on to those 60's, though, for the south bay as well as for a fair share the east and north

bay, san jose at 63 while upper 50's in pleasanton and dublin, oakland, you'll and right at 60 degrees conquered at 62 north bay. temperatures also reaching into the low 60's for your afternoon highs. looking ahead to tomorrow's daytime highs will be a little bit warmer. still climbing into the upper 60's. but we've got 70's come the weekend. some of the warmest numbers, a forecasted in a long time. and we're going to pair that nicely with some sunshine, right? all right, john. >> i slightly better than it was when we started this morning. 15 minutes on the bridge damaged over 13, a richmond center fell 8 and the golden gate bridge. 20 minutes. >> it's 9.46. at a berkeley woman who is the alleged leader of a cult like group called the zizians will remain behind bars appearing before a judge via video conference in maryland. 34 year old jack la sota and 2 other cult members were ordered to be held without bail. the trail was arrested sunday now faces

charges, including trespassing, obstructing possession of a handgun in a vehicle. this is ian group is concerned with technology and human cognition and they're linked to more than a handful of deaths. their violent rampage started in 2022. when police say they killed a vallejo man after squatting on his property, the most recent death believe connected to the group was that of a u.s. border patrol agent near the border with canada last month. while the council on american islamic relations, san francisco office, they're gonna hold a rally in santa clara. they're announcing stanford university's official designation as a, quote, hostile campus care sites. the university's ongoing suppression, palestinian advocacy, including arrest suspensions and restrictions on student protest. advocates argue his actions have created a climate of fear for those speaking out of palestinian human rights council officials say impacted students. share their experiences at today's event. for your help this morning, there is a california

lawmaker and they want to stop children from buying anti-aging. skin care. democrat assembly member alex lee says the bill would prevent retailers from selling cosmetic products containing vitamin a vitamin c to minors. the bill also details you would need to be at least 18 to buy those products. he argues the cosmetic industries capitalizing on the trends of young people by anti-aging products. despite that not being safe for kids while dermatologist encourage age appropriate skin care for kids. you not recommend anti-aging products as it could be too harsh for that sensitive young skin. if passed, the bill could become law by october. let's talk sports and the nfl season may be over but the new cycle in the bay area never stops for the forty-niners. the niners made a flurry of moves. most notably they just released demetrius flannigan falls. the linebacker was already set to hit free agency, but terminating his contract. now givcs him a head start in the process he played in 73 games in his 5 seasons with the

niners contributing mostly on special teams. and the niners also tendered a one-year contract to 7 exclusive rights free agents, including the lineman evan hand irsan anderson also alex barrett and tight ends jake conscious and brayden willis. all right. welcome back. and might even middle of the week. but it's never too early to watch any show. yeah, every bill, picks are also coming out with a show that will get little league baseball strings of earhart. dean richards takes a look. >> staes some time. >> or does that need? and when said yes. >> and a mess. >> the buzzy, star-studded drama, the white lotus is back for its 3rd season. this time headed to a fictional resort in thailand. see it on max. now. >> welcome to the team returned. >> reacher returns to crack more schools as he goes undercover to infiltrate a criminal operation season. 3

debuts tomorrow on amazon prime. it is and this week pixar returns with his first original tv series for disney. plus, champion or lose. it's a story of big championship softball game told from a different characters points of view. it's streaming now on disney. plus. >> i run this investigation at the white house at the cia. >> iran was looking for those responsible for a devastating cyber attack on america in the new drama series 0 day. see it on netflix starting tomorrow. friday on hulu. 2 friends are thrust into the criminal underworld in late 19th century. london in the new 1000 blows. i'm trying to prevent a war here. very preventable. >> and get your yellowstone fix with harrison ford and helen mirren season 2 of the dutton family prequel 1923. streaming begins sunday on paramount. plus, they sounded

like nothing else in new documentaries this week. take a deep dive into the musical legacy. >> of sly and the family stone, sly lives is on hulu. now currently on disney. plus, harlem ice takes a look at a figure skating team from harlem blazing new trails. >> a court of gold goes behind the scenes with the u.s. olympic basketball team as they try to take gold on the court in paris. see it on netflix. and finally, for laughs. funny man, george lopez returns with his new special george lopez movie cut the leeco now on amazon prime in chicago. i'm richards. >> city leaders buzzing with excitement after a pretty busy weekend in the city by the bay. now you have stat state senator scott wiener was pushing for bill he hopes is going to help revitalize san francisco. the bill aims to bring new bars and restaurants area around in square. and the moscow, center offer 20 new liquor license for now. the

licenses are being cocked. low-cost lawmakers say they'll announce little details later on. but mayor daniel lurie stresses the new liquor license would be and highly visited hospitality zones. >> we should be making it easier, not harder for businesses to set up here. right now. state law limits are number of liquor licenses and they are expensive and hard to get >> there's multiple small and large businesses recently left san francisco. mayor lori also says now's the time for business owners to invest in the downtown area. so let kron morning news. wendy's plant it acting with ai for your food orders. >> get ready to see what that rollins look like. we'll be right back. 5 right now and

the philippines popular girl group called be needy nations girl group. they're billed as >> just announced their first ever world tour and they're going to be stopping in the in the bay area. there. 8 members of this group and they'll be performing at the bill graham civic auditorium in san francisco on june, 17th. and if you want tickets, they're actually going on sale soon. so we wanted to let you know, they recently became the first filipino group to sell out the philippine arena and that one seat 55,000. so these tickets are going to be in demand. they go on sale, march 3rd. all right. coming up next, the news officials with chevron speaking out about the company's future. >> right here in california, we're going hear what the company is saying and how governor newsom is responding. and community groups rally against proposed budget cuts in the city of oakland. how they say this will affect say is most vulnerable. and san

francisco will be the first city in california to install speed cameras this morning. we're live at how much it'll cost you if you don't pump your brakes with right back.

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>> and instead of a area, congressman points the finger at president trump for a string of recent plane crashes. good morning and thanks for joining us on a wednesday change in the weather today. we're seeing before our eyes, john. he has. we're definitely seeing are cooler and for some of us anyways, weather day of the forecast starting tomorrow, things will start to warm up again. so if you like that cool feel today is not a bad one for you at all. >> take a look at your camera situated in walnut creek, looking out towards mount diablo. as you can see, we've got some low clouds in there and couple light sprinkles over mount diablo right now. most of our rainfall is concentrated in that band draped across the north bay. currently that is situated from marin county right over san pablo bay up into napa county. a few sprinkles in her upper elevations, as you saw around mount diablo. but most of that energy still concentrated north of the golden gate