>> is it 10? it's game week. breaking news. >> that breaking news tonight out of the south bay where investigators are on the scene of a deadly crash in santa clara in. this is a live picture of the scene at the intersection of northbound montague expressway. it mission college boulevard. santa clara police say they

responding to a crash involving a car and a motorcycle around 6.20 this evening. the motorcyclist was found dead at the scene. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10, dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. police have shut down the intersection of northbound montague expressway at mission college boulevard as they continue to investigate. >> still no estimated time for reopening those roadways. but we will let you know if that changes. >> protests in sonoma county tonight over the sheriffs refusal to support a measure designed to protect undocumented migrants. more than a dozen people rallied outside the family community center in santa rosa where inside sheriff ed ian groom was addressing public safety with members of the hispanic chamber of commerce. demonstrators say the sheriff has been refusing to support a non collaboration with ice ordinance and that has them concerned about the safety of

undocumented immigrants in the county. >> we should not be cooperating with ice not be helping in any way that people should be forcibly removed from their homes. >> we did reach out to the sheriff's office to confirm the sheriffs stance on the ordinance. the office did not answer the question. only saying the office complies with state laws and based on the criteria they responded to 64 out of nearly 500 ice requests last year. fight between students force an east bay high school on lockdown today. just before noon, police got a report of a fight involving multiple students at dublin high school officers soon learned what started with 3 students attracted a crowd of 50 to 100 others. one of those high school students was taken to the hospital. another was evaluated and treated. both had just minor injuries. police are still looking into what led up to that fight.

>> well, turned out to be a gorgeous day around the mayor. >> i have temperatures popping up in the 60's and the 70's a hint of things to come. >> little chill in the air out there, though. tonight. let's check out your wake-up weather. gets going early on a friday morning and well likely to see a couple of patches of fog early tomorrow morning. not going to be a whole lot, but just a couple patches or early temperatures cool too. generally in the 40's at 06:00am by the sun is up. the temperatures still on the cool side. some patchy fog lingering. then on the partly cloudy skies are going to see a little sunshine. a few high clouds rotating on through by 10. now that weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. >> schools have been given an ultimatum by the trump administration, get rid of programs that promote diversity, equity and inclusion, also known as dei or risk losing federal funding kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> schools k through 12 colleges and universities have been given 2 weeks get rid of their diversity initiatives programs put in place to help diversify a student body are viewed as discrimination by the white house, ending

diversity, equity and inclusion is a precondition of receiving federal funds. the white house is threatening to withhold federal funds to schools that promote dei. this letter sent out by the department of education gives k through 12 schools 2 weeks to end race-based admissions, hiring scholarships or graduation ceremonies. vallejo superintendent ruben are yellow, says his district is one of the most diverse in the country. and federal funds are mostly used for students most in need. when we get funding like title one dollars this time, one dollars or really earmarked for students who need additional support. >> regardless of race, it's typically tied your socio economic status. you're you're language proficiency status or if you're foster youth who are homeless colleges and universities are also scrambling to evaluate their risk when it comes to dei programs. the notice from the white house says schools have discriminated against students on the basis of race, including white and asian students. >> february is also black history month and president trump hosted an event at the white house thursday. black

history meet real mccain with a legal defense fund says the president is contradicting himself by holding the event days after putting school districts on notice minutes you can celebrate our recognize a teacher about martin luther king. but you can't actually teach about the rest of >> black history before page letters, language has been described as big by civil rights groups leaving school districts like filet hope to see guidance on what to do next. we are. >> both talking our legal support teams were talking to reaching out to the state department of ed reaching out to our county superintendent trying to get guidance on what israel the department of education's letter also included an online complaint link for anyone to click on who believes that a school has committed unlawful discrimination. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> tonight, the bay area's jewish community is reacting to the bodies of hostages released by hamas today. 4 bodies were handed over from gaza to israel as a part of the cease-fire deal in that

region. but there is outrage tonight because the israel defense forces says one of the bodies is not a match for sherry be bus the epicenter, 2 children, ages 4, 9 months old, were kidnapped by palestinian militants on october 7th 2023 during the war, the family became a centerpiece of the cry for israeli hostages to be released. it was confirmed the young boys were 2 of the 4 bodies returned today, but their mother series whereabouts are unknown. >> we think this is another mine game that hamas is playing to try to provoke the trauma of israelis. and so all the more reason for this hostage deal to continue so that we don't see more of people coming back in coffins. >> the bay area's jewish community relations council is demanding the return of beavis body. 6 other hostages are expected to be released on saturday and 4 more bodies will be returned to israel next week. >> big story tonight in the south bay, small business owner in san jose speaking out after her business was broken

into twice within minutes of each other and both thefts were caught on camera ground for stephanie rothman. has the owners plea for the community? >> the owner is now left with this eyesore, but she says it's not going to stop her and her mission for the community and says she's going to let boarded up walk, become a source of inspiration painted with bible verses in artwork, all to show that she will persevere. >> the amount of activity that i see here. it is definitely scary. i don't ever take out the garbage without. >> looking left or right. a small business owner is dealing with back to back crimes just 3 months after opening busy fit meals shortly after 5 wednesday morning. surveillance video captured a man scoping out the restaurant off. okay. road after first trying to break in through the front door, and targets the window next to it runs in and steals the cash register with $100 shortly after another

burglar answers and steal some of prince sultan store. i have flat-screen tv's and here there was a tablet. >> there's other high value items that was were not taken. what they were just concerned. as for that quick. a quick turnaround, which is like maybe 2 feet and addictions. so. what hit me is how bad the situation is. >> torres says she knew what she open her shop. it was going to be a challenge. but she grew up in east side, san jose and want to make a change in the neighborhood. many people have never even seen a balanced meal before. >> it's a lot of people in this area are not bilingual. and maybe they're combating cholesterol or they need weight loss help and if we don't bring the help here, they're not going to go out. >> the cost replace the window will be thousands. police are investigating big problem, but it's a small amount of people. the community is a beautiful community where begin, people need the service. so we just have to find a way to come together and unite. torres

said before she opened her store, she apply for store grand from the city. she's hoping if she's approved and guests about money shall be able to fix the window. but she says she's on a waitlist and that shows just how crucial of a need the small business community has right now in san jose reporting in san jose. stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. 2 bay area. tech companies are now facing a lawsuit accused of lacking safeguards against predators. >> seeking to sexually exploit and abuse children. the family of a 13 year-old boy filed a complaint last week against san francisco based discord and san mateo based roadblocks. the boy's parents say their son had been communicating with a man who demanded nude photos and sexually split explicit content from him in exchange for video game currency, a lawyer representing the family says they want to hold the platforms accountable for the lax safety standards. >> we're seeking to have the companies do what they have

been saying all along that they do, you know, which is to ensure that their safety for minors using the platforms and there isn't the aand it, whether it's reviewing our complaint and seeing the details. there were just doing research. parents need to understand that there's sexually explicit material if they have available to children on these on these platforms. >> as for the man who abused the child, the lawyer says he had multiple victims. he was caught by police last year and is serving a 12 year sentence. >> the california legislative black caucus announced a package of more than a dozen priority bills. its members say will address what they describe as injustices impacting black californians. one of the bills would would authorize higher education institutions to prioritize admissions for descendants of people who were enslaved. another looks at pathways to help black californians retreat, family properties taken by the government decades ago through racially motivated eminent domain. and

there is a bill proposing me cal state university system research the best methods that will help determine who he's a descendant of people who were enslaved >> california is stepping up. as the california legislative black caucus. we will continue to fight for justice and ensure the descendants of those who built this country get the opportunities we so deserve together. we will make history. >> but more importantly, we will make change. not included in the legislation direct cash payments for descendants of >> enslaved black americans. critics who demonstrated at the capitol last month argue the bills will not have the impact intend without a commitment for direct cash payments. still to come here at 10 o'clock, another state symbol for california. why one lawmaker thinks big should. >> bigfoot should represent the golden state.

>> plus, san jose is getting a new entertainment venue tonight. the owner shares his hopes for how it will benefit community. >> after the break, where a dozen cars got their windows dozen cars got their windows smashed in a

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>> welcome back. a string of broken car windows line to san francisco street today as kron four's gayle ong reports the break-ins happened near a well known tourist site. >> just before 4.30, thursday morning, security cameras capturing a cadriving in the area of leavenworth and greenwich in san francisco.

moments later, this person in a bright hooded sweater smashes a window and dives in and out of the passenger side. we found william bennett covering up his broken windows hours later. >> person, a car in san francisco for that 12 years. this is the first time it's ever happened to >> and he is not alone. at least a dozen cars parked near his could be seen with smashed windows. savers ago. police spent the morning taking reports anything this scene of the auto break-ins right by the famed lombard street while the incident took place near a prime san francisco location. residents say the area is not usually targeted for these crime scenes like. >> parts here for 12 years. and this is the first time that happened. the bigger surprise crime data from the san francisco police department central station which covers this neighborhood. >> shows reported burglary and larceny thefts are down since january. 1st larceny theft is

down. 61 1% from this time frame last year. citywide. those crimes are overall down the car owner we spoke with says not much was taken and auto glass repair. a van was also at the scene. just going to quote from those guys for 300 plus. >> but to have triple a insurance and we only responsible for $100 deductible on this. >> so that's the good news for us. as for repairs are going to send a guy tomorrow afternoon to fix it. so least it's not raining. >> that was kron four's gayle ong reporting a new state bill going through the state legislature. in other news tonight, the state legislature wants to limit the utility rate hikes heyward senator authored a bill known as the investor owned utility accountability act. if it's signed, it would prohibit the utility company from proposing more than one rate increase per year cap pose increases for residents to no more than the consumer price index and audit the use of utility

equipment and fire risk areas. >> i you know, i have seen residents share their bills where it's $800 a month where summer it's $1000 a month, right? depending on if it's a single family home or they're renters right. and how can somebody do that when they're on a fixed income? >> and response pg e released a statement saying they are aware of higher energy costs and they are taking action to limit future rate increases and stabilize customer bills. >> as beer week is coming back, despite the name, there's actually 10 days of festivities planned all spread across the bay area. events will kick off tomorrow and san francisco's sales force park and also and stanley and rose 21st amendment brewery. >> so we have 20 breeze coming tomorrow. plus, a few partners like cho chocolate for slogan are going to putting out some beer and ice ice cream pairings and chocolate pairings with in our 20

breweries have all come together to basically raise money to for the guild to this for the brewers guild in the bay area. they'll be sampling beers that they had made so summer is bringing forebears others, bringing 2, but they're all going to be unique beers. so that will be kind of 3rd beers that you can always try. >> organizers say it's a great way to support local craft breweries. the event kicks off tomorrow evening at 05:30pm. >> a new bill in the california legislature seeks to recognize bigfoot has the state's official crypt did santa rosa assembly member chris rogers is behind the measure. christians are creatures that have not been proven to exist but have been reported by eye witnesses or other evidence like the loch ness monster or the jersey devil. we're showing the banana slug there because last year a similar bill passed the first hearing for this will be scheduled for march. and again, last fall, we established a banana slug is the official state slug. and

we're looking at a crab here because that was the official state crustacean and back on the bigfoot beat here, the field researchers organization for bigfoot last recorded spotting the what everyone call decrypted in humboldt county in september of last year. >> i don't want to come across now. slogs i come across. yeah. all nasa is a look what it would if we were a sasquatch state, maybe cool. sure. this kind of cool and you go up in erie can place like that. you'll see they've got all kinds assess. oh, because that's where able yeah. i mean, i'm sure i believe that heightened seeing champion the world back to probably kind of been hiding that with this weather that we've got. oh, my god, he's going to coming out soon. there's no doubt about it. and join sunshine that we're going to get. but yeah, things can change a bit as we get into the weekend. >> i'm going to see high pressure overhead. couple clouds continue to rotate on by nice night out there around the bay area, though, working on a beautiful night after a

fantastic day. look at these numbers we had today. wow, it was 70 degrees. gorgeous day and conquered well above the average. 73 in santa rosa. 68 degrees and live more. 66 in san jose, 60 for both oakland and san francisco. so these numbers headed the right direction tomorrow may back off just a little bit. i think we're some cloud cover out there. so maybe slightly cooler, but only by a degree or 2 outside. right now, you've got a mostly clear skies that will likely change overnight tonight, even though we don't have the main cold front dropping in the bay area likely to see a few high clouds drop over the top of the ridge and maybe a couple patches of fog forming along the coastline, too. so we're going to watch for that very closely. but yeah, as we head through the night tonight, not a bad night around the bay area so far, so good. and then as we head toward early tomorrow morning, you wake up, you see some of those passing clouds early on and then maybe come patches of fog beginning to move it along the coastline. look at that. that's a sign we're getting closer and closer to spring. now starting to see some of that fog trying to form up toward the beaches there by tomorrow afternoon, but should be a very nice friday, all told around the bay area. the

temperatures, yeah, they're going to be comfortable. how about this numbers in the 60's across much of the bay area, some places in the valleys of the you get toward the santa clara valley, almost 70 degrees. then as we look towards saturday that sunshine and a few passing clouds, the numbers up in the 70's, the warmest spots then cooling down by next monday. we'll have more on your tan tan coming up a few minutes. all right, lauren, thank you. the oakland firefighters union says apartment fire last night is the perfect example of why fire stations should not be closing in the city. >> this fire broke out shortly after 9 o'clock at 55 macarthur, the apartments, 2 minute drive from fire station number 10. but that station closed 3 years ago for renovations and still has not reopened. accrue located 5 minutes away. we're the ones to respond to this fire. but the firefighters union says when it comes to response time, every minute is critical. >> every time someone calls 9, 1, because they need help right away. a fire doubles in size every 60 seconds. and

this apartment fire could have been kept to something on the stove or something inside of one room. but instead it was total loss for this one apartment and spread to adjacent apartments. luckily crews were able to get there soon as they, you know, says they could and fought the fire rest of leave it to stop it from spreading. >> is no word as to if our when station 10 will reopen at the beginning of this year. you'll remember the city also closed stations. 25 28 in the oakland hills due to the budget crisis for more stations are slated to close later this month at city council members are hoping to prevent those because they say they found additional revenue. >> as san jose aims to revitalize its downtown. a new 2 story nightclub hoping to bring thousands of people to the area and the pete be center will be a social destination for all cultures. >> our objective here is

create a stu really invigorating revitalize downtown. say the purpose is to create this community. vibrancy. the club is hoping to turn san jose a top tier destination for visitors. >> still to come here at 10 o'clock, the fbi has a new leader after a narrow vote in the u.s. senate. more on the next director taking over. plus the trump administration questioning funding for california's high-speed rail project. the review that's now underway and pelosi versus trump. what the former house speaker is saying about the administration and what she calls distractions to real issues. coming up.

>> california's high-speed rail project could be next on the chopping block for the trump administration. the new head of the department of transportation says the project has been mismanaged. sean duffy held a news conference at union station in downtown la today. he said, though, the project was once exciting. the state is still short of its funding goals and there's an unstable and unreliable timeline for the project's completion. the ambitious project is designed to connect los angeles and san francisco, but has faced a complicated history with years of delays. >> we can't just say we're going to get money and then not hold states accountable to how they spend that money be spent per the agreements that they made with the federal government. best, there's 18 to 19 billion dollars if at all state in the fun. >> so that means you're 110 or

more billion-dollar short and they're trying to get dribs and drabs from the federal government 3 or 4 billion at a time. this will never work. >> duffy said he will conduct a compliance review of funding for the california high-speed rail authority. currently some 171 miles of the system are being constructed and designed our said and bakersfield. the project, however, is not expected to be done until 2033. >> so to come here at 10 o'clock popular taking their talents to the bay area more than 5 decades ago. still ahead, a look back at sonny and cher on this day in the bed. >> plus, one month since president donald trump took office tonight, the president's promise to republican governors across republican governors across the united states.

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>> our top story this half-hour, president donald marking one month in office tonight and the impacts of his administration have already been felt around the world. tonight the president addressed republican governor is vowing to protect their red states. >> and touting the accomplishments of his first few weeks. >> together, we're going to bring back the american dream. something. nobody talks about anymore. in our last 4 weeks, our new administration has accomplished more than most administration is doing for years. and the last administration was a negative. i mean, it was accomplishment. i would say negative 50% there wasn't any accomplishment to his ad comp the accomplishment. >> his administration's impacts also being felt locally here in san francisco, the presidio trust now in

jeopardy. the president announced last night he wants to eliminate the trust, which manages the presidio along the city's northern edge. it was created in 1996 2 years after the former presidio army base was turned over to the national park service. since then it has rented out former military housing added and museums, small businesses and allowed nonprofits to rent space on the property. the 1500 acres of the presidio became self-sufficient in 2005 and has remained so ever sense. local leaders are speaking out against the push to abolish it. >> presidio trust, model of government efficiency. it's a self-sustaining agency. turns a profit. trump does not have the legal authority to terminate the presidio trust. it was created by an act of congress. so this move is illegal and i'm confident it will be challenged in court. can't believe that.

>> he would want to shut down the presidio trust when it's done such great work for our community and this area, i would very disappointed to see this disappear and turn into something else. >> representative nancy pelosi, who long championed the development of the presidio issued a statement saying she will be reviewing the language of the executive order and its purpose. meantime, the trust plans to issue a response itself and he's confident they're in compliance with existing law. san francisco congresswoman and former speaker nancy pelosi says while the presidio is important, it's just another attempt from the president to distance the public from more important issues, including cuts to food and health care programs for middle income americans and the poor as kron four's. dan kerman reports pelosi held a roundtable on the topic this afternoon at the san francisco food bank. house speaker emerita nancy pelosi came back to her home in san francisco thursday. >> to visit the food bank for roundtable about what the

republican budget proposal has in store for americans. she says it's all about slashing the safety net that provides food and health care services for those most in need. >> whatever bill you're talking about, they have a way of picking the pocket of people who need it most and where to get the benefit to those who need it least. >> pelosi heard from a variety of service providers that distribute those services and from parents who use those services vital nutrition programs that are part of the farm bill under threat. >> if the program is cut, tens of thousands of san franciscans people from marin county could be impacted when you have children with special health needs and disabilities. medicaid is your lifeline that keeps your children connected. these proposed cuts are death sentence or community over 50% of the babies born in california are born via medicaid. pelosi says few know about the proposed cuts to medicaid and food programs. >> because of distractions coming from the trump white

house. she says even the president's call for the end of the presidio is a distraction. >> take a look after the perceived a look after the federal building look after all that. that's important. this is urgent and don't let anything they're doing out there. but there shiny objects distract you from the fact. but what would they want to do is to cut these a niche department of education title one for the porsche children head start nutrition programs in the farm. bill. the issues that relate to everything we talked about here, medicaid. role for them to talk about that. >> pelosi says the plan now is for democrats to get the word out across the country about these proposed cuts. not just a democratic districts, but in republican districts. she says once republican families find out what's at stake, they'll talk to their congressman and

they'll be able to turn the tide. at the food bank in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> the yeas are 51. the nays are 49. the confirmation is confirmed. >> kash patel will soon leave the federal bureau of investigations. the senate today voted to confirm the president's controversial nominee in a very narrow vote. senate majority leader john thune, republican say americans have lost trust in the fbi and the biden administration and patel will bring much needed change. democrats question the tells qualifications. he also expressed concern he would target agents involved in investigating the january 6th riot at the capitol. >> taking a live look now at i-80 headed up towards tahoe. many people planning to get up there and hit the slopes this weekend. there's going to be some nice sunshine yeah, for sure it's going to be warm here. but it looks like maybe

still chilly up there, lawrence, yet cold enough to make it a little slushy during the middle of the day on some of the slopes. they're more like spring skiing conditions but not bad. in fact. >> the good news is the roadways going to be wide open and clear? no problems weather-wise there. but, >> yeah, we're going to be enjoying what looks like a really nice weekend to get around much of the state. and of course, yeah, our backyard. we've got hole up there. that's a nice place to go right now. looking mostly clear outside temperatures. let's get a little chilly in spots. you got 33 degrees f or cold. 32 at incline village down to 27 degrees right now in truckee. but here's a crime for a ski report. if you want to add the heavenly, they had one inch of snow over the past. 24 hours, they've g-t 114 trails open there. if you want to have the palisades 136 inches on the ground, of course, they've had a lot of snow to start out february and we've got sugar bowl looking good. they've got 73 trails, open them 139 inches on the ground. so looks good. whether it's gonna hold right on through the weekend to is we're going to see a mixture of sunshine and a few passing clouds and temperatures a

run-up in the 40's 50's if you're headed in that direction. meantime, high pressure in control that is sending the jet stream well to the north. keeping us on the dry side of things. that's what it's going to stay. it looks like for the most part, one little weak system comes through as we head into our saturday and sunday. but otherwise you have tomorrow. lots of sunshine coming your way. we get in toward a saturday into sunday while there we go, saturday looks beautiful. then sunday night weak system. kind of slide through. might see some drizzle along the coastline in the north bay has been early on sunday morning. temperatures around the bay area to start out your friday in the 30's and the 40's to begin the day as we look toward the afternoon, maybe just a wee bit cooler as those temperatures are going to be running to about 69 degrees in san jose. 67 degrees in blown about 65 in san francisco. but out toward the next 10 days takes you out toward the end of the month. now it looks like and warm things up over the weekend. cooling down slightly on monday. and then there's a slight chance of showers but not to late next week. ice.

>> on this day in the bay. 55 years ago, legendary pop duo, sonny and cher performed at san francisco state university. the video taken on february. 20th 1970, at the time. sonny bono shared how their music progress from concerts to a supper club format. one of the most iconic and recognizable couples in music history. sonny and cher were an american husband and wife duo with hits, including i got you babe. and the beat goes on. >> a call to see video like that. well, tonight, worst honoring black history month here on kron 4. we want to highlight marcus of books in oakland, the oldest black owned bookstore in the united states named after activists of marcus garvey who has been more than just a place to buy books for more than 60 years. it's been a cultural cornerstone amplifying black

voices, fostering community and serving as a hub for activism. kron four's reyna harvey got an inside look at this bay area landmark that continues to stand as a beacon of black excellence. >> between the pages of a book lies a universe. 1000 words, countless stories home for black voices history. for more than 16 years. marcus books have been more than a bookstore. it's been a sanctuary, a movement, a legacy. >> and my parents started marcus bookstore. doctors rate julian richardson. they met when they were teenagers attending on scholarship booker t washington's tuskegee institute. >> what began as a printing press became a bookstore founded in 1960, in san francisco, fillmore

neighborhood later found its oakland. so 1960, was when they started. >> putting books in the print shop and selling wolf of thsm. still not a great love of reading and they would scour the country the world looking for books about black people. >> one his books quickly evolved into much more birthplace for black studies at san francisco state a hub for the black panthers, a pillar of the civil rights movement. black people could meet and discuss and plan and organize. it's where trailblazers like nikki giovanni. >> former vice president kamala harris and muhammad ali visited and left their words beyond. >> before anything, i black, this was great. >> a place where generations find themselves on the shelves. what representation isn't just important.

>> it's expected. i feel like as a child, the bookstore gave me hope. and i. when you are what i can be, i can be owner. i could be a >> artists like the scientists can see whatever i wanted because i sighed every day. >> and today, as the world changes, marcus books stands for. i do get of hope. a sanctuary now. a reminder black history isn't just the past the present and the future. >> like to see, it's a beautiful. love the for anybody. whether you would like me or not you feel a warm from from long ago, you know, tomorrow. we know harvey kron, 4 news. >> kron 4 is continuing to honor black history all this month. be sure to tune in for our special honoring black history on february 27th. that

is a week from today. it will air at 06:30pm. it's hosted by noelle bellow reyna harvey. >> all right. that's gonna wrap things up for us here at 10 o'clock. stay tune for the news 11 after that. first sports sideline scott reese yes, indeed. hello. if you like sports, you're going to really like the next 15 minutes of television a week ago, most people had never heard of the 4 nations faceoff. now it's all anyone can talk about. coming up, an unforgettable finish to a burgeoning border rivalry. >> and since 4 is the magic number for local teams providing more than a little excitement on the college hard court wall to wall highlights are ahead.

>> a key player great. i just want >> the presidential pep talk before a high-profile hockey game. hi, everybody. i'm scott reese. you like variety in sports. we've got you covered the warriors prepped for a return to action for local college hoops games. baseball breaks new ground in arizona, but we begin with a tournament that has captivated continent's. hey, it's an in