business. but the owner says she won't be scared away. plus threats from the white house to withhold federal money from schools because of diversity programs about changes we can see here in the bay area. >> we should not be cooperating with ice not be helping in any way that people should forcibly removed from their homes. >> and the sonoma county sheriff facing backlash over concerns. the county is working with ice agents kron. 4 morning news starts now. good morning. thank you for joining us here at 08:00am on a friday. feels good to say friday. it really doesn't like it and rain and this is jane. yeah. and what a great fight it is. it's going to be nice. one out their job. everybody going out and enjoy the weekend to pleasant weather. yeah. 60 70's, a little bit of cloud cover, but some sunshine in between. all in all, it adds up real-y nicely for anything you want to get up to

outside. >> so highly encourage that if you are flying today as looking great, it's relatively calm and nice and clear out there. love that for a weekend travel kind of forecast. storm tracker 4 shows you a lot of that cloud cover we saw this morning is advancing a little bit further to the south that low stratus that will be pushing in will be here intermittently pushing back in towards the late afternoon again today. but in the middle, a good dose of sunshine. temperatures in the 40's for most of us right now. a few more spots in the 50's such as francisco at fifty-two degrees. now as we move into the afternoon, a lot of 60's and not just low 60's, some mid to upper 60's close to 70 for some of us rain. all right. something that was moving out there traveling into the city. well, that are right on the bay bridge your san mateo bridge is at 13, was over 1008 and the golden gate bridge. 21 minutes. >> to one is the time. let's take a look at these surveillance video that you see here. it actually shows a thief scoping out of santas a

small business. there you see him smashing the window and run inside and steal a cash register. yeah. owner of this business is. >> somebody broken. just minutes after that happened covers. stephanie rothman has her story. 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 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 and jurors 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 when she opened 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. >> they do freeze the time in the south bay. a person is dead after a vehicle in a motorcycle crash in santa clara. police say it happened last night at the intersection of northbound montague expressway right there at mission college boulevard. santa clara fire says when they arrived on scene, they found the motorcyclist had died. san francisco police need your help now finding this missing girl. 14 year-old. lisi johansen was last seen february 17th at about 07:00pm. she stands 5 feet. 3 inches tall. weighs about 115 pounds. she was last seen wearing a black puffy

coat with pink sweat suit and red boots. police say she regularly visits the area around san bruno avenue corridor and fairfax avenue. few idea where she is call police. what we're learning about a small plane crash in concord and official with contra costa county. >> tells us a single engine aircraft with only the pilot on board land we can in philly airport shortly after 7 with its landing gear retracted it. the incident did not cause any damage to the runway. officials are saying the aircraft was removed only reopened about 2 hours after. fight between students forcing east bay high school to go on lockdown just before noon on thursday. police got a report of a fight involving multiple people. this is all a dublin high school. what what originally started as a fight with 3 students route to a crowd of 50 to 100 students involved. one of those high schoolers had to be taken to the hospital. another was evaluated and treated. both have minor injuries. police are still trying to figure out what led to that height.

>> and the north bay, a protest in sonoma county over the sheriff's proposal. a refusal, i should say, to support a measure designed to protect undocumented migrants more than a dozen people rallied outside the finley community center in santa rosa. we're inside sheriff said ian groom was addressing public safety with members of the hispanic chamber of commerce. the demonstrators say the sheriff has been refusing to support a non collaboration with ice ordinance and that has them a bit concerned now about the safety of undocumented immigrants in sonoma county. >> we should not be cooperating with ice not be helping in any way that people should be forcibly removed from their homes. >> well, we have reached out to the sheriff's office to confirm the sheriff stance on the ordinance. the office didn't answer the question directly, but that it did say that their office complies with state laws and based on those criteria, they did respond to 64 out of nearly 500 ice requests last year.

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 has the story. schools k through 12 colleges and universities have been given 2 weeks to 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 socioeconomic 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. 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 to seek 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 and 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. well, nice video for firefighters. union says in apartment fire wednesday night is the perfect example. why fire station shouldn't be closing in the city. the fire broke out shortly after 9.55. macarthur, it's about a 2 minute ride from fire station number 10. but the station closed about 3 years ago for renovations. and that's still not reopen. who located the 5 minute away. they were the only ones that were able to respond. 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. >> so we don't have any word on when station 10 will reopen the start of the year. the city also close station. 25 28 in the oakland hills because of the budget crisis for more stations are slated to close later on this month. city council members are hoping to prevent those because they say they found some additional revenue. >> seth beer week is back despite the name is actually 10 days of festivities that are planned all across the bay area. organizers say this is going to be a great way for people to support their local craft. breweries. so events actually kick off today in san francisco, salesforce park and san leandro is 21st amendment brewery. it all starts at 5.30, this evening. and speaking of fun things, take a look at this. a live look from the new san francisco location for the very popular bob's

donuts. their grand opening set for 10 o'clock this morning. so just a couple of hours, time from now in the cup, the balloons are ready later this afternoon. mayor daniel lurie is also going to be out there to supporting in the small business staple. that's been their operating since 1960. look at the doughnuts are the show here. they know if you're interested, the new location is at 17, 20 polk street and bob's donuts owner says that the first 80 people in the door, we're going to get a free bob's tote bag and some do not special shows us job ads q a blue >> all right. hey, we've got a lot to get to this morning. 2 bay area tech companies to use it the kids danger online. have details on a lawsuit for that. plus, lawmakers introduced a new bill that will limit the amount utility companies can't raise rates from the local state senator who often that bill. >> and we're live in oakland where some of your favorite disney characters are today for disney on ice for going to

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>> 8.13, on the clock. new this morning. republicans in the senate have approved a 340 billion dollar framework setting the stage now for major funding on immigration and border security. the vote happened after and all-night session with republicans pushing the plan through domestic, i should say, despite democratic opposition, the package includes 175 billion dollars for border security. that includes mass deportations and border wall construction the pentagon and coast guard would also see funding boost. but this is just a framework. lawmakers still need to hammer out

details before any money starts flowing. republicans say their plan will be paid for through spending cuts and new revenue. democrats, though, warn that safety net programs will pay the price. >> held the presidio trust is now in jeopardy. in san francisco, you have president donald trump announcing he wants to eliminate the trust that manages the presidio right along sandwiches was northern edge. the trust was created back in 1996 2 years after the former presidio army base was turned over to the national park. since then, it has rented out for military housing news small businesses allowed nonprofits to rent space on the property. the 1500 acre of the presidio began self-sufficient in 2005 and has remained so ever since local leaders are speaking out against the push to abolish it. your trust. >> model of government efficiency. it's a self-sustaining agency. profit. trump does not have the legal authority to terminate the presidio trust. it was created by an act of just 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 pelosi has long championed. development of the presidio issued a statement say. >> she gave henry in the language of the executive order and its purpose. meantime, the trust plans to issue a response itself and they're confident they are in compliance with existing law. >> well, we are one month now into trump's presidency and he and his team are promising more action on immigration cost-cutting and government reform. this even as democrats ramp up their resistant efforts. washington correspondent hannah brandt breaks that down. >> it's been a fast paced first few weeks. and president trump says there's still a lot left on his agenda. >> we've had a lot of progress. president donald trump says he's proud of his first month back on the job, which is included dozens of

executive orders sweeping tariffs and major changes to federal agencies. the best for weeks that anybody's ever had is that opening. >> now a few 100 more weeks like this and we're going to be great. said the trump administration is particularly proud of the immigration crackdown. deputy chief of staff stephen miller says mass deportations and boosted border security measures are working. the criminals are going home. >> the border is sealed, shot america safe saw from prout and free government cost-cutting is also a top priority with large-scale firings of federal workers and spending shakeups led by elon musk and his department of government efficiency. >> a literal chainsaw in hand. this >> chains all over iraq or musk says there are more cuts to come arguing the federal government is full of fraud and waste pretty well lake. but you just push on things a little bit and you save billions of dollars. democrats say the whirlwind of action is a strategy to put us in a state of constant chaos for

the purpose of confusing the american people. senator alex padilla says president trump is trying to distract from the harmful impacts of his policies. and senator peter welch argues he's a legally overstepping his authority. that'll trump has been on a lawless rampage. >> democratic lawmakers say they are fighting back against the trump administration policies that they see is dangerous. but with republicans in control of congress, their power is limited in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> it's what's gonna look outside at what we have in san francisco right there at the embarcadero. skies are nice and clear. we saw some cloud cover this morning that has since passed to the south of the day. so we've actually cleared up really nicely. and today is going to bring with it times a mostly sunny conditions. few clouds later on today. high pressure ridge is in place in this ensures that we are on a dry trend, not just the next couple of days, but for the bay area anyways, for the rest of the month as we reach the tail end of february, mentioned those

mostly sunny skies midday. there's some cloud cover rolling in a little bit later on, especially into the afternoon. tomorrow is going to be our warmest day of the weekend's forecast. but there will be some coastal fog for your saturday. so do watch for that. as for rainfall totals, that all stays to the north, eureka will be seeing nearly 2 inches of rainfall into the start of next week. so there is rain to be had in the state, just not for the bay area. we're sitting it out in the rest of this forecast. highs in the 60's in san francisco today. we've got some 60's at the coast as well. beautiful day out there. as for daytime highs along the bay shore and inland will be solidly in the mid to even upper 60's this afternoon. very close to 70 for a lot of s% the south bay this afternoon, east bay temperatures also just shy of that 70 degree mark in many cases, stanley andrew in castro valley. among those spots, napa at 69 youngsville at 70 for your high today. that's 70's a number. we're going to see a lot of come tomorrow. also under mostly sunny skies next

week looks good. a few clouds on monday while our northern california neighbors see their showers. we will be warming up even further towards the middle next week. back to you. >> we'll right on the bay bridge last and it's over is a 13. there was a 7,007 and the golden gate bridge. 21 minutes. >> 8.19, is the time happening today. the magic of disney is coming to the east bay. and if you're looking for something to take the kids to disney on ice is oakland today covers joey horta is hitting yeah out of oakland arena. good morning. doing. >> good morning, guys. yeah, we're going to be out here looking at all kinds kids wearing their favorite disney costumes. a favorite characters are going to be out here over 50 disney characters hitting the ice. taking part in tonight's shows. it could be a lot of fun, a lot of excitement and we're lucky this morning because we have one of the performers who will be out there on the ice who is

city barrier. she going walk us through what we can expect to see here tonight. good morning. yeah, good morning. thanks for having today. thanks for being up with bright and early. first of all, what is your favorite part? a part of this production. one of my favorite parts being a part disney on ice presents. magic in the stars is seeing all the crowds lined up with excitement as we show off all of our amazing skating skills. >> and, you know, showing what we got. you've been doing this for how long and what character to be trips. >> doing for 6 years. and i trey terrell of riots from ryan the last now, this could be so fun to see you later on tonight. but while we have yearly, we have you giving us a sneak peek of some of the props here. and why are these important for the storytelling? yeah, so many of our props that we put so much fpeffort in designing, you know bring our stories to life over 12 of them in the show. and yet we have so many props here today, for with ryan lost ryan. we have the riots

>> is he uses the sword to unite to laundering. he board and have all right. i see a laugh that looks familiar. what is that? >> yeah. so this is from added protection. we have you know, don't read it too hard. need save his energy the we put in now. okay. and what is this thing blowing behind you? yes, so we also have marijuana in a show as well. and this is maui. special foot. wow. that's really cool. yeah. uses it to transform into his favorite animal. eagle, you know, and yes, our site and rain. but very cool stuff. and so much of that involved in tonight's production. disney on ice, magic of the stars. >> shows tonight at 6.30. and you can get your tickets where? dna all right. thanks for being with us this morning, guys. lot of fun out here later on. don't forget get those tickets now before they run out. back to you. all

right, ali, it's going to such a cool got to be careful. will ding on those magic eye least the thank you, joey. >> i really take a break here in a 22. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a dozen people in san francisco woke up to find their windows smashed in on their cars will take a on their cars will take a closer look at what happened.

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see here on the screen are being stolen. and that's leaving these holes in the sidewalk, you know, want to step into those. the san francisco public utilities commission, in fact, has reported more than 400 thefts like this over the past 2 years. so if you see a utility cover where it shouldn't be, call 3, 1, 1, they need to come get it. >> and amazon serving and knock out a walmart in quarterly revenue for the first time ever. so amazon bringing in over 187 billion dollars in revenue compared to walmart 180 billion over the same period. walmart has been the top revenue generator every quarter since 2012 after 2 over exxonmobil, walmart is expected to real and 708.7 billion dollars during the upcoming fiscal year while amazon's full-year revenue for 2025, it's projected to reach 700.8 billion dollars. new research suggests walnuts might help improve your brain function throughout the day things researchers gave test groups different food. one group of feet received a breakfast ridge and walnuts.

the other without walnuts. about 6 hours later because it to conduct a test. so the group that at the walnut they had faster reaction times better memory performance. the study authors says the results make the case. the mom, can be a brain food, but they also can see that more research has to be done. >> well, a new study revealing which college majors lead to the highest paying careers here in california. according to new data from the chronicle, computer science degrees are the most lucrative among csu and uc university system's students with a computer science degree from uc berkeley had a median annual salary of $150,000 2 years after graduation. so it took a couple years to get there. ucla graduate turned $130,000 a year. and that was followed by cal poly san luis obispo graduates. they had $114,000 and uc san diego graduates earned on average $106,000. it's a 27. we'll take a break and be right

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>> and we're back at 8.30, here on the kron. 4 morning news with a check of the weather is supposed to be a nice one this weekend and we have the black joy parade coming yeah, a lot of great things haven't in john morning. yeah, course this weekend for all of it, too. >> we are seeing nice try skies holding strong through the weekend into next week. so a very good trend of weather for outdoor activities looking outside happen bay right now, skies are beautiful. crystal clear out there. earlier this

morning, we did see some cloud cover rolling overhead. that is sense. pass to the south and east. now. so enjoy a mostly sunny next several hours. cloud cover increasing towards your sunset. tonight. temperature wise, we're beginning to see those numbers climb a few more 50's and brentwood, pittsburgh as well. san francisco, most of us still in the 40's said don't forget the jacket just yet. later on today, though, might be able to get away without it with daytime highs climbing well into the 60's over to rain. i don't think that looks good out there. if you traveling into theucity right now, you just under 40 minutes. >> your cemetery ridge, about 13 there was at richmond shows at 7 and the golden gate bridge. a 20 minute ride. >> all right. now turning to another big story this morning, us secretary of transportation, sean duffy was in california to speak about the state's high speed rail project. it definitely sharply criticized the state's project and has asked the federal government to formally review the project spending. we've got 8 on wallace with more. >> we are severely no pun

intended. off-track united states transportation secretary sean duffy blast in california's high-speed rail project set to eventually connect los angeles. >> and san francisco. duffy quick to point out an issue he says must be addressed. california doesn't have the money to complete the project. duffy making these remarks at downtown l a union station alongside california, republican members of congress and the legislature. he and other high speed rail. critics note when california voters first approved the project in 2008, they were told would cost about 45 billion dollars. but since then, new state estimates show the project's costs have ballooned to anywhere between 88 to 128 billion dollars. thus far. the state has spent a total of 10 billion and the federal government 3 and a half billion all as the project's completion date remains unclear. so the question becomes. what do we do? >> well, i can't make decision for the great state of california. but we do have to be responsible for the for the tax dollars that are spent

from the federal government. that's why duffy officially announced the trump administration is launching a review that will investigate and determine whether to move forward with the biden administration decision. >> to allocate an additional 4 billion dollars in federal funds for the portion of the project between bakersfield and percent set for completion sometime between 2030, and 2033, we can't just say we're going to give money. >> and then not hold states accountable to how they spend that money is announced. review comes just weeks after president donald trump about to investigate the project's pending trade that's being built between los angeles and san francisco. is the worst managed project i think ever seen and i've seen some of the works. it's a possible that something could cost that much. we're going to start of investigation and that because it's i've never anything like responding. the california high-speed rail authority ceo wrote this, quote, we welcome this investigation and the opportunity to work with our federal partners with multiple, independent, federal and state audits completed.

>> every dollar is accounted for and we stand by the progress and impact of this project. california's high-speed rail is 171 miles under active construction with over 50 major structures completed 14,700 jobs created and more than 880 small businesses engaged the statement going on to say the project has benefited the central valley economy. still, republicans in the legislature argued the project is unaffordable. they already introduced a bill to require the high speed rail authority provided detailed funding plan and another bill to shift 1 billion dollars from the project to water, infrastructure and fire prevention. how we can show the people that are paying for this, which is the taxpayers, that they're getting more bang for their buck with the high-speed route. i would always argue water, infrastructure and wildfire prevention is the way to go. high speed rail did not have a plan in place. and if they started building. >> that's like putting together and starting building the basement. when you don't even the plans for the 39th floor of 100 foot skyscraper. >> who does that make sense to

anybody >> and remains unclear how long duffy's review will last and when the trump administration will make a final decision about whether to continue funding the project reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. well, at least a dozen car windows smashed at a pretty popular street in san francisco. yeah, the break-ins happened on leavenworth and greenwich streets right near the popular lumbar street area prefers gayle ong takes a look. >> just before 4.30, thursday morning, security cameras capturing a car driving 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 about 12 years. this is the first time it's ever happened to me. >> 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. love team 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. >> it's just part here for 12 years. and this is the first time that happened. probably 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. van was also at the scene. just going to quote from those guys for 300 plus. >> but to have triple a insurance and the only responsible for $100 deductible on this. so that's the good news for us. as for

repairs, are gonna send a guy tomorrow afternoon to fix it. so it's not raining. >> a 36 the time. alright, antioch man arrested after allegedly fleeing a traffic stop and crashing into an occupied home. antioch. police say that 40 year-old terence benjamin sped away from them as they were trying to stop him for several vehicle code violations. at one point loses control, ended up striking that house. luckily nobody inside was hurt. but benjamin was located in a nearby yard. they had to use drones and a canine unit to spot him. he was treated at hospital and then later booked on multiple charges. >> 6 the san francisco congresswoman and former speaker nancy pelosi says while the presidio is important, it is just another attempt from the president to distance the public for more important issues. those includes cuts and food and health care programs are middle income americans. she held a roundtable discussion in san francisco kron four's

dan kerman has that story. >> 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. >> a bill you're talking about. they have a way of thinking 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 are 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 proceeding look after the federal building outlook. 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 when 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 a 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. >> well, california gas prices are known to be significantly higher compared to other states in the country as we know. and aaa has the latest numbers which really exemplify the point. so the average price per gallon in the golden state is $4.84. a gallon. that's on average $0.5 up from last week. $0.40 higher than the month before it keeps climbing the average price of gas nationally is $3.16, which seems like a dream. all 9 bay area counties except for solano county are averaging right now. 5 $1 or more. and here's just a quick look at some of the counties and the prices. you can see sonoma county, 5.20, on average, the most expensive in the bay area. san francisco 509, oakland, 503. san jose's.

right on the bubble. therefore, 99. so basically $5 and then solano county, little cheaper at 4.95. all right. a high school in san francisco. they are getting a makeover. >> their gym facilities, bubble hine and the excelsior district got a weight room upgrade courtesy of commanders running back. austin ekeler leclair, self titled foundation sponsored the renovation. that goal not just provide students with the area to work out, but also and what help their foster camaraderie and other life skills. >> i kind of went back to my roots of what's really helped me when i was when i was young kind of get myself started as far as mentality and things like that. and it was definitely the weight room. i learned so many transitions are transferable skills. you know how work hard, how to push yourself work with other people, how to be coached. things like that in the weight room. so want to continue to get that back. and this is another version of that their what you seen it, the difference between last year and this year. >> in the last yead 'ecause we didn't have a weight room. we didn't have a locker room. and

then we started in the right after the spring and just carried on. and you see the difference and it just improve the u.s.. >> in all facets of the game. so where's were super second blessed? >> douglas foundation has helped for other schools across the country with a new gym. the bucs are saying their size to win a state football championship once again come this fall. all right. still ahead, just a week ago, most people had never heard of the nations, a sauna. >> that's all they can talk about next. in sports now for a couple minutes to a burgeoning order, rivalry will burgeoning order, rivalry will be right back.ry excited about saving big

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>> while the recent series of plane crashes over the past 9 months the country's aviation system in the spotlight. recent poll from the associated press shows just 64% of americans lifeline very or somewhat safe. that's down about 7% from a year ago. members of the senate commerce committee. they want to know if the recent cuts of the faa are impacting passengers. safety. transportation secretary sean duffy says none of the employees recently dismissed war air traffic controllers or critical safety personnel, president trump's nominee for deputy transportation secretary has vowed to keep their safety a top priority. >> still have the safest care system in the world, but we cannot sold down on the job in recent disasters are just a horrible reminder that we need to constantly vigilant. >> house says it wants to overhaul the nation's air traffic control system and is looking at using outsiders like elon musk's spacex to do just that.

>> well, whether it's selfies are just pictures of friends. we love using our phones to capture special moments in our lives as too smartphone cameras just keep getting better and better. but there are a few simple tips. you can take it for us to the next level. yet rich demuro gives us a look. you don't need a big camera to take amazing photos whether you're on vacation or capturing everyday shots. some simple tips and the right apps can make a big difference. >> jefferson graham travels the world to find the most photographed places for his show. photo walks tv. i take people are out on the virtual photo walks and offer them tips on how to get great vacation photos on the phone that's in their pocket. that means a smartphone, usually an iphone, samsung or pixel. this is what they have. you don't need anything here. you don't need to talk about shutter speeds and have stopped his top photography tips. charge your battery before you set out clear out storage and

always start by cleaning your lines because they're letting this get very dirty. they're sitting in our pockets are sitting in our purses and it's not just a little cloth over the over the lens will make a big difference in his experience. the iphone takes the best overall photos and videos with natural colors. he says galaxy and pixel tend to over process and enhance. i find it the most true reflection of what life is like was on some of his must have apps. adobe lightroom mobile, especially the tool called haze. if you like look at your clout and your sky and to dock in it a little bit. became gradient photo. make sure pictures look their best in one tap, you press one button and it's and its effects. and the instant fix is usually really when it comes to video, he likes how the black magic camera app lets you generate better time lapse videos. i love time

lapse videos watching the world fly by at top speeds on my favorite things to do and how life it's anti ai camera app that lets you capture shots without any processing or enhance pence. what have you learned in your travels going all these places shooting in all these different, beautiful scenic spots? it's an incredible country. recent travels have taken grant a new mexico, spain and montana. and he's always looking for the next perfect photo walk every state. if you're driving, you're watching the world change things you'll never up in the plane. and i'll throw in one more tip. please don't forget to back up your photos if you want to check out jefferson's youtube channel eight's photo walks put a link to that and all the apps you mentioned on my web site. >> just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> in 48 now what i'm from the east bay hills. it is nice and clear. we saw some cloud cover

earlier on this morning. a lot of that has shifted out of the region to the south. so we are on free, mostly clear trend over the next few hours. high pressure ridge is in place. and i've been talking a lot about that this week and the result of it being those increasingly mild and dry conditions that we will see for the bay area for the foreseeable future. you do see some cloud cover returning towards the very tail end of the day today. here's around sunset time tonight. some clouds rolling in over that as we move into tomorrow itself. do watch out for a bit of morning fog near the coastline along the bay shore. but tomorrow's afternoon highs actually be the warmest of the weekend next week will bring shower activity north of the bay area. really talking up around your weekend, reading that the bay area will sit it out. we're just too far south to be seeing anything out of these next few systems. 60's for your highs in the city as well as out along the coastline today. lot of mid to upper 60's elsewhere. in fact, the south bay, you're going to be right below that 70 degree. mark might as well be there

with how close we are getting and all that nice sunshine overhead. also hitting 69 in fremont union city is wilson ol? well, hey, we're at 68 degrees today. oakland, a mild 67 north bay temps up in wine country. some of our warmest yacht built up at 70 degrees. if you want to get up there for a little weekend in the sunshine, tomorrow's temperatures will hit the 70's for more and more of the bay area and sunday. not much different. partly cloudy on monday as a weak system passes to our north, we won't get any rain from it. just the clouds. as for wednesday and thursday of next week, it's likely to warm up even further rain. all now. >> 13 minutes on the bay bridge was an attempt which is up 13 the year in richmond center fell is at 8 and that golden gate bridge 20 minutes. let's head san jose. his aim to revitalize their downtown. there's a new 2 story nightclub hopes to bring thousands to the bay area. it's called the pb center and it's going to a social

destination for all cultures. >> our objective here is create a stew reinvigorate and revitalize downtown. say the purpose is to create this community. vibrancy. >> while the club, they're saying that they hope to turn san jose into a top tier destination. >> all right. let's turn our attention to sports. team usa facing off against canada's national hockey team in what ended up being an exciting overtime match to determine the champion of the first ever for nation faceoff tournament. we have kron 4 sports director scott reese breaking down the highly anticipated matchup there. >> hey, everybody, it's the tournament that captivated a continent before nations faceoff. hey, what's an interesting time for u.s. canada relations for any number of reasons, most of which have nothing to do with hockey. but national pride spilled over in a big way when the 2 teams met on sunday thursday night, the rematch and the tournament final. this time was less about fist to cuffs and more about finish us

championship game of the 4 nations faceoff in boston. neighbor nations collide. unbelievable energy in the building. first period. nathan mackinnon top of the slot. his 4th goal of the tournament is one, nothing. canada late in the period traffic in front of the canadian that brady tkachuk scores. it's 1, one after one. could chuck got hurt in the game on saturday? feeling just fine. and that's something like that's a for you. 40 minutes to go. i don't think so. second period. follow the bouncing puck. jake sanderson, his first of the tourney. and it's a 2, one u.s. lead. but 6 and a half minutes later, sam bennett. the equalizer. it's 2 to 3 periods, not enough. over time in ot the u.s. on the attack. auston matthews denied by jordan binnington another great save at the side of the net bennington. well, he was not done their chance to talk to.

>> yeah, i should say so. he was brilliant. had 31 saves 8 minutes into the extra frame. connor mcdavid ends it. canada wins the inaugural. 4 nations faceoff 3 to 2 a game. we will not soon forget. that's your sports update. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. new at 9 thousands of tesla vehicles under recall this morning. we'll tell you what you need to know as you hit the roads.

>> well, valentine's day may be over, but there's still a chance to enjoy some really beautiful flowers. san francisco is going to be celebrating flour bold day next month, according to the golden gate website, you can pick up free tulips on march 22nd more than 80,000 of them will be covering union square and you're invited to grab some for free. they do limit you to 6 tulips per person. so bringing friend, if you want more, the event's going to open at 01:00pm and close at 4.30 again, that's on march. 27. wonderful. hey. celebrate black history month. >> can is gonna be holding their 8th annual black joy parade this weekend. but going to happen on sunday, starting at 12, 30 07:00pm. they're going to be over 200 black owned vendors to stage performances, food game beverages, a whole lot of things. and guess what? the event is free parade will begin at the frank ogawa plaza in downtown oakland, on 14th street and broadway. we're also honoring black history all month long and make sure

to be sure to tune in our special that airs february. 27 06:30pm, hosted by noelle bellow and myself. going to kill him. all right. up next, the next hour, disney on ice. hey, they're coming to the bay area. >> live at the magic set to grace the ice rink in the oakland arena. plus, you have 2 bay area tech companies accused of putting kids in dangerous online situations. we'll have details on that lawsuit and back-to-back break-ins at a south. a small business. why owner says she's determined to stay in that neighborhood. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year.

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>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, back-to-back break-ins at a south bay small business. the owner says she will be scared away. plus threats from the white house to withhold federal money from schools because of diversity programs. the changes we could be seeing here in the bay area. >> we should not be cooperating with not be helping in any way that people should forcibly removed from their homes. >> sonoma county sheriff facing backlash over concerns. the county is working with ice agents. the kron. 4 morning news starts now. good morning. thank you for joining us on this friday morning. i'm james fletcher and reyna harvey in for joy fulsome today on this february. 21st. >> supposed to be a really nice day