jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as we go into the wild. >> developing on the kron 4 morning news for young children are now safe after police rescue them from a home declared uninhabitable. the details on the disturbing discovery.

>> we discovered at a time when the city of oakland, it's all the money you can find. it is a significant issue. >> plus, investigators find oakland paid its employees too much in the midst of a multi-million dollar budget crisis. in san francisco city leaders searching for solutions to the city's budget deficit in new proposal that could impact next trip to golden gate park. it said. joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday february the 22nd. and let's get a look at the weather first with kathy trafton. hi, kathy. good morning, stephanie. hello. it's saturday. the sun is already risen. >> about 6.50, sunrise is going to be wonderful weekend. it's a beautiful saturday and >> we are looking on the dry side for the most part this weekend. not entirely promising that because there's

a possibility of a few rain drops and i'll let you know exactly where that's going to be in just a bit. but right now, here's a look at the richmond bridge. you see everything is looking just spectacular. and we are in for a really great day. temperatures starting out in the upper 30's into the 40's and and even to the low 50's at this hour or so. we're going to warm things up quite nicely. once we get going in the sun is doing its thing. warming up the ground which warms up the air right above it. and that gives us a nice, warm, toasty day. so for this morning is patchy fog in some areas, especially right along the coastline. patchy fog also in shooting into some parts of the north bay. but today, for the most part, we'll call it mostly cloudy skies should be terrific with temperatures in the 50's right along the coastline into the 60's and even low 70's as we head into the south bay in the east and the north bay. and you know what? we've got partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies overnight tonight and very similar pattern. a lot today is a lot like yesterday and

will start to change things as we go into the workweek. stephanie? kathy, thank you. >> breaking news overnight, the israeli military says that they have received the 6th and last hostage from hamas. they were headed to the red cross earlier today. one of the hostages had been held by hamas for a decade. and developing this morning, a new investigation by the city of oakland's auditor reveal the city has been paying workers more overtime than legally required as kron four's dan kerman found the city had been using the wrong formula to calculate over time. >> facing 129 million dollar budget deficit. this fiscal year, the city of oakland has no money to spare. it's already closed fire stations and slash the police budget. but now it turns out that for years the city has been paying its public works and transportation workers more money for overtime work than is legally required. we were able to substantiate that formulas dating back to at least 2018 cause big issue. we

don't known. exactly who code it. the system whether or not it was intentional. oakland city auditor michael houston says >> after being notified by a whistleblower in july of 2023, his department launched an investigation and found between january of 2018 in may of 2020 for the city's public works and transportation departments. we're using the wrong formula to calculate over time. and as a result, workers were paid more than 1.6 million dollars more than required. i fear that the same formulas are being used across the city. we only looked at public works and deal t. >> however, that the coating of these apartment us that affected the pain. those 2 departments. it is also it's the same system that's being used citywide. >> if the same incorrect formula has been used by other city departments to calculate over time, oakland's over

payment could be in the multi millions. we discovered at a time when city of oakland beat all the money, it can find. >> and it's making drastic service cuts and layoffs and asking employees to come forward with concessions. so that's that's why it is a significant issue. it's unclear how this over time over payment has impacted the city's bottom line or if there's any way to get the money back. we're recommending that the city administration identified the scale and scope of the problem. and then we recommend that the city administration work with the city attorneys office 2 identify what to do, what the passed over payments. the city administrator's office says it's now reviewing the report as well as the recommendations. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> a big story we're following this morning out of antioch, where police made a disturbing discovery 4 young children found alone inside of a home

declared uninhabitable. police say a person passing by spotted a 2 year-old alone outside of the property. this was around 5 thursday night on spruce way. they called police. when officers arrived, they found the front door unlocked inside. police found 3 more children. another 2 year-old a 5 year-old and an 8 year-old all were taken to the hospital to be evaluated when their mother shante albert ii returned home. she was arrested on suspicion of child abuse contra costa county hazmat team evaluated the home and declared uninhabitable. all 4 children have been placed in the custody of child and family services. happening now, san francisco police need your help finding this missing girl. 14 year-old lacy johansen or was last seen february 17th around 07:00pm. she weighs about 115 pounds was last seen wearing a black puffy coat, a pink sweat suit and red boots. police say she regularly visits the area

around the san bruno avenue corridor and fairfax avenue. well, next time you visit san francisco's golden gate park, you may have to pay to park. the city is proposing a new feat in an effort to combat a major budget deficit for sarah stinson explains. >> on any given day, san francisco's golden gate park is filled with people exercising and enjoying the sights. it's free to park on the streets inside the more than 1000 acre urban park. but soon that could change the recreation and park commission approved a proposal thursday to charge people $3 an hour for parking starting next year. just like the >> presidio. and just like ford nissan. and just like major parks in almost every major city. and we would and you know, like a kiosk we're not gonna put a meter in every single spot. the parking fees, a part of a greater proposal, an effort for the commission

to cut 15 million dollars by 2027. >> commissioner larry missoula was the lone vote against it, you know, are already closed roads in golden gate park. and now we're going to charge people just seems like we're driving cars out. >> so that's not something that i want to do. one park visitor from sacramento believes it's a fair ask is $3 an hour. a lot compared to what you see in sacramento. >> i know, actually, that's pretty reasonable. >> but many local park goers are not favor to you just come hour. >> to enjoy the park and pay through the list i think is too much flux. should be when i look at it screens and i definitely think it's the part we feeling uneasy or accept access for everybody. so >> i don't love i'm assuming the city needs. lake city departments have been instructed to make cuts by mayor daniel lurie after a memo was sent out this week. this as the city faces a nearly 900 million dollar deficit over the next few years. the parks commission is

also looking at charging people $5 to reserve a tennis court per hour, which are currently free as well as privatizing city run golf courses to which ms ola also objected and so did others in public comment. people lose jobs and and we have good union paying jobs right now that maintaining these golf courses and i can't support a budget that has. >> jazz being taken away find equitable. >> alternative to this unconscionable policy change that will kill golf. >> in our fair city, the commission is sending this proposal to the mayor for review. lurie has to finalize the city budget by june. you know, it doesn't give us any. >> pleasure to propose there's no. it is a best practice. >> i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, the water department is warning customers of scammers posing

as workers. the department reminds people that work there. workers will never try to enter your home. they were also not go door-to-door to test water or sell you products. you're asked to contact the water department about potential scammers. new this morning, the oakland city attorney filed a public nuisance lawsuit against a local meat distribution company after years of alleged code violations. the city claims as meeting corporate it is causing a loud noise blocking roadways and ignored a neighborhood complaints. this is not the first time the company has been sued in 2022, a settlement was reached with the california air resources board with the company as well. happening today, oakland is celebrating the year of the snake with a parade. it starts at to 4 in the afternoon. the march begins at wilma chan park on 7th street in oakland. this is video from last year's event. and organizers say to expect live performances, music and delicious food. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news in the south bay.

one lawmaker is working to ban a controversial procedure does to cast the warning from veterinarians. >> we don't know. you are going look inside some of the businesses here. i think one them it was shut down sure. >> plus, a fire in the east bay does heavy damage to multiple businesses with the owners are saying about this second. a month after the deadly and destructive southern california fires much has been said about the physical toll. it's left on communities. but what about the emotional toll >> capital tom wallace tell you about a new bill aiming to

>> all right. happening today,

people living in martinez can pick up air purifiers for free volunteers from to community groups hand out one-thousand purifiers from palm avenue near mountain view. park organizers from healthy martinez and 3.50, bay area say this is all in response to the recent fire at the martinez refining company earlier this month. that force residents to shelter in place for hours and created poor air quality. on that note at 7.13 this morning is take a live look outside and looking pretty nice out there at this hour. kathy? >> isn't it great? is this saturday and we get more than 11 hours of daylight, which is fantastic. futurecast shows. yes, we have a chance of a few rain drops even though we've got a lot of sunshine and clouds across the bay area. the forecast is for mostly dry weather, but there is a chance just a few here we go starting today and you notice how clouds come in and oh, my goodness, some precipitation is a possibility. the further north, you are the better your

chance for some rain drops. so if you're in the pacific northwest, that's a quite a storm up there. atmospheric river fueling it. we're at the very tail end of that storm. so we get a chance overnight, maybe a few raindrops primarilydin the north bay. again, another chance into your sunday and yet another chance coming into our monday. so it's not going to be a lot. if we get any rain. it's gonna be very, very small amounts. and then look what happens this nice high amplitude ridge builds in many us really warm conditions, especially about mid-week. so that's on saturday. then look at the system right behind the counter clockwise flow. we have this radar return in the forecast and watches a little bit of it. sort of pops off cuts off from that main settles over southern california. now, if this area of low pressure should meander a little bit northward, our forecast might change. but so far we're gonna keep it on the dry side, at least through next friday or so. so rainfall totals through the weekend into monday. more impressive

course of northern california. we've got over 2 inches of rain, 4, eureka, about a 3rd of an inch in mendocino. and then it's a little iffy. i wouldn't be surprised if it stayed dry across the entire north bay. but again, i wouldn't be surprised by saw few raindrops either santa rosa, 4, 5, 1, hundredths of an inch with counting them in 107 inch the deck of a 6, 1, 100 mention really nothing much else to speak of 6 to 10 day precipitation outlook as we look toward the end of february and beyond looks drier than normal for us, at least. but then again, across the northern tier in the northeast, send florida and down in texas little bit wetter than normal. so going to see a few raindrops, perhaps between now and then. but pretty good outlook for us for a while. we get a chance to dry out and we're going to warm up a bit this week. stephanie. kathy, thank you. governor gavin newsom is requesting nearly 40 billion dollars in federal fireaid for southern california. >> he sent a 14 page letter to

congressional leaders including house speaker mike johnson and house minority leader hakeem jeffries newsom is asking them to approve the money for recovery efforts like toxic debris removal. >> and the rebuilding of homes, businesses and schools, state senators adam schiff and alex padilla have announced their support for the 8. meanwhile, in sacramento, a new bill aims to provide mental health support for fire victims. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with the assembly member behind the measure. >> the the aftermath and now the road to recovery. all of it, something member john herby and has seen up close the eaton fire tore through the community of altadena in his district. think if you meet as i have every victims of these wildfires, people are hurting emotionally mentally. that's why he says in addition to the legislature's efforts to fund a physical recovery, he and speaker robert rivas are jointly authoring a new bill focusing on emotional be

10. 32 also known as the wildfire trauma recovery and resiliency act is aimed at ensuring wildfire victims have access to mental health support as we stabilize the community and rebuild and recover. each individual has to recover on their own. >> and i think this is an important part of that recpvery. specifically. the bill will require healthcare service plans to reimburse wildfire victims for up to 12 yearly visits with a license behavioral health provider. the legislation will apply in counties where a local or state emergency has been declared due to wildfires. this bill does our part in making sure anyone who's been affected by fire, any natural disaster. >> immediate help, they're able to see a licensed health professional. they're able to talk about the different feelings in the different emotions that they're going through and make sure that we are rebuilding the person, their mind in their body as well as rebuilding the community is integral. it is critical. >> it is so important. dr leandre clark harvey is the ceo of the california behavioral health association representing community-based

behavioral health organizations across the state. she notes research shows wildfires can have both short-term and long-term effects on the mental health of survivors. in fact, a study released by emory university researchers found an increase in emergency room visits for anxiety disorders after wildfire events on top of that, the national mental health helpline 9, 8, 8, experienced a fivefold increase in calls and text when the fires were raging last month. when a wildfire trauma like this and hits all of it can come together to create depression, anxiety. >> and we want to make sure that our agencies on the ground are equipped to provide services and the best way to do that is to provide them resources. and that's what this bill is so critical a common sense measure. >> wildfires affect republicans, democrats and independents equally. and this is a time for us as a body with the senate with the governor to come together and bring rapid relief. and as of now, the bill has no formal opposition. it is expected to come up for its first committee hearing in the

coming months reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> well, this week we learned that former speaker nancy pelosi's husband received a kidney transplant from their daughter. it shows how organ transplants or the gift of life. a bay area woman volunteered to give part of her liver to her husband after she learned that he needed a liver transplant. but he needed a larger liver. fortunately for the couple staff at ucsf found the liver of a deceased donor and did the transplant. the woman then donated a portion of her liver to someone else who needed it. >> i know what it feels to have your left the waiting list. and i thought, you know, somebody, les snead, my cover. and so just knew that i had help. i don't know who that person is. but i was so thrilled and they said they had a match because could just think what it would like to

have been told that person be found a donor and that person was me. >> she says she's thrilled to be part of a life changing experience for someone else. we demand gionet a suspect in the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson was brought to a newark courtroom for a status hearing on friday. the 26 year-old faces a number of murder and terror charges stemming from the december 4th shooting. investigators believe measured only was driven by anger towards the health care industry. he could get life in prison without parole. if convicted. the associated press is suing the trump administration over its recent ban from presidential events. the ap has been blocked from the oval office in air force. one sense announcing it would continue calling the gulf of america the gulf of mexico. the ap says this was to ensure that names of geographical features are recognizable around the world. the suit argues the ban violates the first amendment as an illegal attempt to control speech.

still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a warning about toxic mushrooms in the bay area. what health officials want you and your pets to know. >> plus, local advocacy group suing president trump for allegedly trying to erase transgender people from the public eye. we've got the details on a new lawsuit.

>> developing this morning, local lgbtq+ advocate groups are filing a lawsuit against president donald trump. they're accusing trump of the racing transgender people from the public eye and defunding critical hiv services. the a's the sf aids foundation and glbt historical society and the san francisco community health center. all part of this lawsuit. they're challenging multiple executive orders, including one that would terminate equity related grants and stopped federal contractors and grantees from employee dei initiatives. the groups say these actions would single out there already marginalized community. and new this morning say assembly member alex lee introduced a bill to outlaw the practice of cat declawing declaring the act inhumane. the medical procedure removes the class attached to the cats knuckle animal care. experts say this can cause the cat to stop using litter box or make them more likely to bite this can

cause the cat to more likely be given up for adoption or abandoned several california cities have banned the practice, including san francisco and berkeley. happening today, the oakland public library system is having an open house for their main library location. the building was closed for 6 months due to construction library. officials say the plan is to reintroduce the public to resources and services. the open house runs from 10:30am, to 03:00pm. >> really taking the >> to find joy in this small moment do exist. still ahead on kron 4 celebrating black history in the heart of oakland. find out what makes this year's blessed with great. so special. plus disney on ice returns to the bay area and got a behind the scenes. look at the magic set grace the ice rink at the oakland arena.

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the bay area. perform a shows this weekend at the oakland arena kron. 4 reporter joey horta caught up with some of the performers. >> i i'm gonna some whiskey just like at the pleasure of performing in a bunch of different segments. we have 12 on a show which is the 5 characters which is the most and is a nice top. and so it's really cool ryan last dragon, which the past the favor as well as food and 2, all of the classics. so i portray the role of what from toy story. that's really fun. one love. that was your favorite part of doing that for a living. >> i would say seeing all the kids see their favorite characters. cigna favorite songs and dance along with this is from added protection. we have the gene islam, you know, don't rub it too hard. need save his energy the we put yeah. he's taking it >> 2 more shows hit the oakland arena today and tomorrow. and the tour wraps up at safety center in san jose from february. 26 2 march 2nd. sounds like so much fun.

good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us. we continue our coverage this half hour with a look at your forecast with kathy trafton. hi, kathy. hi, stephanie. well, and area of high pressure is our friend. it is certainly bring some warming. conditions were in a warm spell right now. so >> if you like the warm weather this weekend is for you. and actually we're going to get a little bit warmer as we head into the workweek. so >> stay tuned. but in the meantime, when you see low horizontal flat cloud, pretty good. guess that is stratus. and it's actually the hills of mount temple, pius and the hills of san francisco, the hills of east bay are all rising above that. it'll start to burn off. so have a mixture of sunshine and clouds today, which is fabulous temperatures right now, mainly in the 40's, although santa rosa reports, 39 degrees sonoma, it's 50 degrees. so that will start to warm up. there's a series of storms is an atmospheric river feeding bite into the pacific

northwest. and it's bringing rain there. but there is high pressure subtropical high coming out of mexico starting to expand northward into the southwest part of california. that's going to bring clear skies to southern california and some clouds to a son, perhaps a few raindrops specially the north bay bay area's right on the boundary between wet regime up north and the driver down south. so we'll probably stay dry. but again, the possibility of raindrops is there. stephanie. >> take a look at this. 2 east bay businesses are damaged after a fire. this happened along the sycamore drive corridor antioch as kron four's. philippe djegal learned one of the businesses may have to shut down permanently. >> i was passing by a nice song. he seems devastated or ruiz fields for the owner of the business next door to his store on sycamore drive in antioch. it caught fire behind the any act center just before 6 o'clock friday morning.

yeah, it's kerry louise cohen's ultimate. a market in says the convenience store was spared the flames but suffered smoke and water damage. while the contra costa county fire protection district. >> work to put the fire out afterward. emergency services crews advising him his store will have to stay closed for a few days. and you know, all our products, they go bad in a few days. >> so we do know you are we going to do the flames originating from the everyday black friday liquidation store, the storage container storing products in the back. also caught fire. luciano flores filmed the aftermath when he showed up for work in the same law. hopefully. >> they can save some of the businesses here. i think one of them was >> who down for good salons. bethel has owned the african caribbean market in this complex for nearly 10 years. so going to quote >> think was business owner

saying this is the last thing, any of them needed? >> crime and other factors in the area have slowed sales down through the years. and this does not help to have to say with ashley a little worse back in the day, it's getting a little better. >> but still always something going on. despite the large amount of damage. fortunately, there were no injuries. as for the official cause of the fire, although there are suspicions that is still under investigation in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> it said clara county da's office has determined a sonny bill police officer who shot and killed a 19 year-old did so lawfully in march of last year. police responded to a call about a man walking around with a knife. the da's office says in manuel perez, becerra refused orders to drop the knife and instead move towards officer kevin lee. most that's when the most fired hitting perez. this error in the chest, killing him last month, his family filed a federal civil rights lawsuit and autopsy report

found perez pisara suffered from depression and schizophrenia. francisco police arrested a man they say is connected to a series of shoplifting incidents at a 9th street retail store. vincent monterrosa is accused of stealing more than $34,000 worth of merchandise between november 2024. in january this year, monterrosa has prior theft convictions. he was detained on january 17th and faces multiple charges, including burglary and grand theft. police say the investigation is ongoing. in battle. san mateo county sheriff christina corpus won't be welcomed at an upcoming event honoring women patrol officers. had recently r us at apparently rather rsvp to attend this event next month. that's when services goes. police union center a letter saying, quote, respect the contributions of these women, stay home and work on your resume. corpus faces mounting calls to resigned following accusations of racism, homophobia and abuse of power.

next month, residents vote on whether to grant the board of supervisors temporary power to remove corpus from office. we've reached out to corpus for comment and will update you once we hear back. it's heartless crime in the east bay. a thief steals a scooter from an oakland woman who can't get around without it. the theft was captured on the woman's home surveillance camera. but new clay lives with multiple sclerosis. she says scooter has been her only way to get around for the past 4 years ever since it was stolen from her oakland home. she's been stuck inside totally on my walker waiting. >> 5 hours and nobody showed up and so are called back. the number. >> talking on the numbers, as you can leave a report online and that's what i wanted do. it. nobody ever reach back out to me and my opd that hurt me. kron 4 reached out to oakland police and will update you with any new information. >> with the recent rain to tax of potentially deadly, popping up in an east bay regional park area. >> kron four's gayle ong has

the details on what to look out for. you do not want to eat it. that is advice from a list of folks, a naturalist for the east bay regional park district. >> talking about the 2 points in this measure aims to look out visiting the parks, the death cap on the left and the western destroying angel on the right. both of those are very toxic and they they have in the past resulted in death. >> so they'll give you really that stomach ache and intestinal distress and the warning not just for people, pet owners are encouraged to keep your furry friends close on a leash. both mushrooms can be found anywhere where there are oak tree roots. the toxic mushrooms, pop-up typically every year after storms. but after this month's wet weather. >> because we got all that rain. we had a lot of fun shied popping up from under the ground and not all of those mushrooms are bad. fungi is important for their rd composers. they help create nutrient rich. >> soil. but we need them.

folks just wrapped up the annual tillman fungus. a free event to educate visitors on a variety of mushrooms around the east bay. this year, the event was postponed after a dry january and wind and seasonably warmer weather underway. we've been having a lot of folks coming about. >> searching for aging which you are not allowed to do in the east bay regional just. >> be mindful about that. like we do want to do that. and there are warning signs about those toxic mushrooms posted >> here at the east bay regional parks and park officials say the best way to stay safe is to stay on trail reporting here in berkeley, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> there's a new effort in the state legislature to overhaul california's sanctuary state laws. state senate minority leader brian jones introduced the bill. he calls the safety before criminal sanctuary bill. the bill would prevent local jurisdictions from passing sanctuary city measures stronger than the current law. >> this bill ensures violent criminals are not shielded from federal immigration.

authorities. using every tool in the tool box to keep our communities safe. >> the bill would still need to be approved by the state senate and the assembly. if that happens, it would move to governor gavin newsom's desk for signature. the oakland black joy parade happens tomorrow and thousands gathered downtown to celebrate black history month. and the joy that comes with it. cowboys rob nesbitt reports on what makes this year's parade so unique. >> this is the 8th year for the black joy parade in oakland celebrating the black experience and the black community's contribution to culture. if you've ever been to oakland's black joy parade, you know how much of a celebration it can be. and that will be the case again this year when more than 100 parade attractions march through downtown variety of different vendors, ridiculous amount of entertainment, 2 different stages. >> activations all over the festival site. so what you really can expect what that experience is like, it's like the overwhelming feeling joy brand ambassador for the one,

julian says the parade will range from classic car clubs and dance troupes. 2 giant floats more than 20,000 people attend each year and economic boost for black owned businesses generating more than $100,000 in revenue gives opportunity to showcase who they are what they're doing at all that money that they end up making goes back, you know, into the community of open, which is where the black joy parade was formed to provide an experience for the black community and allies uniting diversity by creating a space for people to express their authentic selves. >> interim oakland mayor kevin jenkins was live on kron. 4 news at noon this week. sharing his excitement. it's going to be point and we're very excited about that. i participated black, joy parade every single year. and it's one of my favorite festival credits new this year is the theme finding joy in the small moments chosen during a year when many are looking for something positive to focus on coming across difficult times

for. >> a lot of people, a lot of things happening in the world. so i think it's really taking the time to find joy in the small moments that get that do exist. the parade is always free to attend and starts at 12:30pm, on sunday. >> at frank ogawa plaza on 14th street and broadway reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbt kr. 4 news. >> kron 4 is honoring black history. sure to tune in for our special honoring black histy on february 27th at 06:30pm, hosted by well bellow and reyna harvey. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news at east bay wisc. it is running circles around the classroom. >> she's showing off her love for learning. well, as the warriors facing there, northbound, that this is we've got the highlights coming up next.

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>> good morning, everybody. you want to make headway in your conference. you might want to start with your state. the warriors entered friday and an 8 this season against california opponents. a win in sacramento would make him kings of cali, but it would be a nice step in that direction. and staff get him off on the right foot with a corner. 3, 3 point lead after one 2nd quarter. they absolutely catch fire beyond the arc grandpa. jim ski, 21 points part of a 17 4 dubs run quit and post added 9. with his dad in the stands for the first time ever. by the and buddy hield misses you. the former king shifting with 22. he was 5 of 8 beyond the arc. if they can get him shoot like that, they're on the not every

basket was worth 3 points. that was just a pretty 2 point bucket. one of 40 assists the gp 2 basket warriors by 15 at the break. 3rd quarter, moses, moody, 3 plus one equals 4. he had. 22, the lead is 13 curry reload and the triple the lead is now 20. and then when th shot clock winding down, look at potts. throws it up. and in that kind of night. the dagger courtesy of who else who had 20 points, 7 100th career game with 20 or more points. first warrior ever to accomplish that big win and a big spread one. 32 108. that is your morning sports update. have a great weekend. >> beautiful shot you can today. it's a mixture of sunshine and clouds and the wind is not too impressive because of flag is not within around right now. but nice shot of the bay bridge. >> we're in for a beautiful day. starting out mainly in

the 40's. although santa rosa still reports, 39 degrees. we'll start to warm up good 20 degrees or so. we are in the beginning of a warming trend. it's a warm spell wind gusts. not terribly impressive right now. they're coming out of the north and watch has a shift. they become more of a sea breeze. more of a westerly breeze and they'll stay that way through much of the weekend. so the winds are not a big factor. a little bit gustier at the coastline at times. but should be just a wonderful weekend as high pressure, subtropical high over mexico starts to expand northward and it serves several purposes. it keeps down in southern california keeps the skies on the clear side. and then it also tends to deflect any storms up in the pacific northwest. so it keeps a lot of the rain away from us. but in the bay area, we on the middle of a boundary sort of between the wet and the dry and forecasting dry conditions this weekend except there's a possibility of a few raindrops in the north bay. so

here's a forecast model and you'll see how close this precipitation is. forecast to come to the north bay this afternoon. a little bit of rain drops. maybe and then again tomorrow. so the weekend could have just a few raindrops, but not a lot. and again, even monday, monday afternoon, a possibility. but can you see south of the golden gate really not seeing anything on this forecast model. you know what if we get any county in hundreds of an inch and then after that big high amplitude area. so that's a high pressure system that will warm us up really nicely. so one of the warmest days this week will be wednesday and then look at this area of low pressure, cutting off from the main storm and counter clockwise flow right around los angeles. these are a little tough to forecast. sometimes they can bounce around a little bit. so there's a chance going to keep an eye on that. when there's a chance it could bring a few raindrops temperatures today. if you're in san francisco, mainly in the 60's and we're in the 50's and 60's right along the coastline. shoreline was keep things mainly in the

60's and you start to head southward. that's where you start to see the warmer conditions pushing to the upper 60's and paulo out to a mountain dew and then the south bay. oh, yes, we do get to the low 70's campbell, one of the warm spots today at 72 degrees and look at the 60's and 70's wide across the east bay. >> and again, renda, 67 concord, 71 degrees 70 fairfield, napa. 69 degrees. a beautiful in the wine country and there's a range of temperatures. santa rosa, 72 and stinson beach 58 degrees. we'll start to see some disparity between the inland zones and the coastline. >> a look at the 7 day forecast. not a drop of not putting that even even though we could see a few hundreds of an inch posspbly in the north bay. that be yeah, today, tomorrow and monday, possibly. but look how warm we get on wednesday. so we're in for a really nice fellow, whether stephanie. kathy, thank you. >> the white house continues to defend elon musk and the department of government efficiency's cutting a

federally funded jobs and programs. our washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest. >> president trump continued to support doses efforts during a meeting at the white house today with republican and democratic governors. but the courts may have the final say. >> the chains all of your elon musk stall is relishing his role as the chainsaw are in chief. when it comes to the white house's efforts to make the government more efficient and president donald trump is cheering him on the line. just doing a really good job. during its first month, the trump administration has fired thousands of federal government employees and frozen trillions of dollars in federal grant funds. there should be no secret about the fact that this administration is committed to cutting waste, fraud and abuse. but the criticism is spilling out beyond the nation's capital. >> even to deep red places like roswell, georgia, a district president trump carried by. 22 points from a

conservative perspective. the approach of doge is completely turn 80 degrees. they've been indiscriminate and they've taken a chainsaw. >> to the saying an overflow crowd packed into a town hall for republican congressman rich mccormick. they are tracking a lot of money has gone to a lot of places should mccormick defended president trump, freezing federal grants and loans. congress already approved. jesse has the legal right to hold up allocated funds. >> okay. we disagree. the issue is still making its way through the courts with a judge considering a request to further blocked the trump administration. the overwhelming response from the american people is support for what this administration is doing. >> a new cnn poll found narrow majorities of americans saying president trump has gone too far and using his power shutting down federal agencies and programs and giving musk a big role in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> also in washington, a new task force is challenging president donald trump's executive orders congressman

sam liccardo was one of the democrats on the task force, the former the former federal prosecutor in san jose mayor says more than 80 cases have already been filed. >> we've seen a lot of success so far from 4 federal judges have blocked, for example, the efforts to this report prices and ship certainly article one of the constitution which gives congress the power of the purse. that's been largely ignored by the pattern. the actions we've seen from this administration essentially eliminating agencies without any consultation of congress. we need to do it legally and constitutionally. so we're focusing a lot and protecting article one of the constitution. >> among the cases being taken on to argue the establishment of the department of government efficiency and elon musk's role in the agency. a class action lawsuit has also been filed against the trump administration's termination of thousands of probationary federal workers. and netflix is investing 1 billion dollars to produce films and tv series in mexico over the next 4

years. the streaming giant's chief executive made the announcement during president claudia sheen bombs press conference in mexico city friday. she and bob said the investments will create jobs across the board from actors and crew members to fashion designers and also draw tourism. netflix also plans to fund programs to help talent behind the camera break into look at your screen here. an animal shelter in fremont is looking for this little guy's owner of a say the dog was found near the dunbarton bridge earlier this week and is getting medical care right now. if you know who this little one belongs to, please call the tri city animal shelter. friday marked the first day of the silicon valley auto show in santa clara. the show features some of the newest tech features in cars. it also showcases some of the top 2025 models for more than 26 different car brands. and some of those companies are even offering test drives. well, what's great about a show like this is having all thfse options in one place is good because

>> you can get a lot of work done if you're shopping for a car, you can send in 4, 5, 6 cars all within 20 or 30 minutes. so you can press the buttons if you want to see it feels like and that could happen. multiple brands here one >> so come bally. auto show runs through the weekend at the santa clara, the convention center on great america parkway. we'll be right back.

>> a local was kid is going global. nor from new york has a love of learning. the 10

year-old won silver and bronze medals at the international environmental science olympiad in puerto rico. she's heading to orlando in paris in the coming months to compete in events, testing her history, knowledge. >> now, isn't that, you we be like a is because i know there's going to be slick so many so people but i also find it fun because even if i get something wrong, i still learn like from mistake. >> i'm very proud. very proud of because i could never do and happy that he's doing be better than me and my life >> as if that wasn't enough, nor plays the piano is teaching herself coating and loves chest. and when she goes up, she says she wants to be a scientist, maybe even a doctor. >> coming up next at a disturbing discovery in antioch for young children found alone and in need of help. the concerning discovery made by police.

>> you know, are already closed roads in golden gate park and now we're going to charge people just seems like we're driving cars out. >> plus, big changes could be coming to golden gate park while the city is considering a new fee to park. and san francisco is seeing major political shift says new leadership steps in buckhannon. can these changes tackle the city's toughest challenges? supervisor belong. the move joins us live to discuss those stories coming up on the kron. 4 morning up on the kron. 4 morning news.

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morning news for young children are found safe after police rescue them from the home declared uninhabitable. the details on the disturbing discovery. >> we discovered is at a time when city of oakland eats all the money you can find it is a significant issue. >> plus, investigators find the city of oakland paid its employees too much in the midst of a multi-million dollar budget crisis. and francisco city leaders searching for solutions to the city's budget deficit. a new proposal that could impact next trip to golden gate park. good morning. thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, february the 22nd. let's get a look at the weather first with kathy trafton. good morning, cathy. good morning, stephanie. warm again today. yesterday was when highs in the 70's. we'll still see highs in the 60's and 70's again today. so in

the middle of a warm spell courtesy of an area of high pressure. this is interesting. here's a view of the richmond bridge and you can see crepuscular weigh raise right there on the edge of your screen. those are looks like little streaks of sunlight. sometimes you see them around twilight sometimes you also see them kind of peeking through clouds. and that's what we've got right now. we get over 11 hours of daylight today. so great news temperatures right now. there are mainly in the 40's. we've got a couple i would say maybe 20 degrees, more of warming as we head into the afdernoon. still, fairfax is one of the holdouts in the 30's at 37 degrees at this hour. here is a series of storms heading. you'll notice way to our north because of the area of high pressure that subtropical high over mexico is expanding and deflecting all the storms up to the north. so it's the pacific northwest breaking raking in really raise bracing itself. that is for the raindrops and will be at the

dividing line between southern california where it's dry. and the pacific northwest, where precipitation around your - weekend mendocino and maybe just maybe and parts of the north bay starting tonight, maybe into tomorrow, maybe into monday, but we'll be counting it and hundreds of an inch. stephanie. breaking news overnight. the israeli military says they've received the 6th and last hostage from hamas. >> they were headed to the red cross earlier today. one of the hostages had been held by hamas for a decade. and developing this morning, a new investigation by the city of oakland's auditor reveal the city has been paying workers more over time than legally required as kron four's dan kerman found the city had been using the wrong formula to calculate that over time. >> 129 million dollar budget deficit. this fiscal year, the city of oakland has no money to spare. it's already closed fire stations and slash the police budget. but now it

turns out that for years the city has been paying its public works and transportation workers more money for overtime work than is legally required. we were able to substantiate that formulas dating back to at least 2018 cause issue. we don't. >> known. exactly who code it. the system whether or not it was intentional. oakland city auditor michael houston says >> after being notified by a whistleblower in july of 2023, his department launched an investigation and found between january of 2018 in may of 2024, the city's public works and transportation departments. we're using the wrong formula to calculate over time. and as a result, workers were paid more than 1.6 million dollars more than required. i fear that the same formulas are being used across the city. we only looked at public works and deal t. >> however, that the coating of these apartment lows that

affected the pain. those 2 departments. it is also it's the same system that's being used citywide. >> if the same incorrect formula has been used by other city departments to calculate over time, oakland's over payment could be in the multi millions. we discovered this at a time when city of oakland beat all the money, it can find. >> and it's making drastic service cuts and layoffs and asking employees to come forward with concessions. so that's that's why it is a significant issue. it's unclear how this over time over payment has impacted the city's bottom line or if there's any way to get the money back. we're recommending that the city administration identified the scale and scope of the problet. and then we recommend that the city administration work with the city attorneys office 2 identify what to do, what the passed over payments. the city administrator's office says it's now reviewing the report

as well as the recommendations. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the big story we're following this morning out of antioch, where police made a disturbing discovery. 4 young children found alone inside of a home declared uninhabitable. police say a person passing by spotted a 2 year-old alone outside of the property. this was around 5 thursday night on spruce way. they call police. and when officers arrived, they found the front door unlocked inside. police found 3 more children. another 2 year-old a 5 year-old and an 8 year-old all were taken to the hospital to be evaluated when their mother, sean to albert ii returned home. she was arrested on suspicion of child abuse. the contra costa county hazmat team evaluated the home and declared uninhabitable. all 4 children have been placed in the custody of child and family services. and happening right now, san francisco police, they need your help finding this missing girl. 14 year-old lacy johansen or was last seen february 17th around 07:00pm.

she weighs around 115 pounds was last seen wearing a black puffy coat, a pink sweat suit and red boots. police say she regularly visits the area around the san bruno avenue corridor and fairfax avenue. well, the next time you visit san francisco's golden gate park, you might have to pay to park. the city is proposing a new feat in an effort to combat a major budget deficit. kron. 4 sarah stinson reports. >> on any given day, san francisco's golden gate park is filled with people exercising and enjoying the sights. it's free to park on the streets inside the more than 1000 acre urban park. but soon that could change the recreation and park commission approved a proposal thursday to charge people $3 an hour for parking starting next year. just like the >> presidio. and just like ford nissan. and just like major parks in almost every major city. and we would and

you know, like a kiosk we're not gonna put a meter in every single spot. the parking fee is a part of a greater proposal, an effort for the commission to cut 15 million dollars by 2027. >> commissioner larry missoula was the lone vote against it, you know, are already closed roads in golden gate park. and now we're going to charge people just seems like we're driving cars out. >> so that's not something that i want to do. one park visitor from sacramento believes it's a fair ask is $3 an hour. a lot compared to what you see in sacramento. >> i know, actually, that's pretty reasonable. >> but many local park goers are not favor. you just come hour. >> 2 injured a park and pay through the lists that can cause too much flux. should be i look at it screens and i definitely think the pro. we feeling easier fix access for everybody. so >> i don't love i'm assuming the city needs. city departments have been instructed to make cuts by mayor daniel lurie after a memo was sent out this week.

this as the city faces a nearly 900 million dollar deficit over the next few years. the parks commission is also looking at charging people $5 to reserve a tennis court per hour, which are currently free as well as privatizing city run golf courses to which ms ola also objected and so did others in public comment. people lose jobs and and we have good union paying jobs right now that maintaining these golf courses and i can't support a budget that has. >> jobs being taken away and find equitable alternative to this unconscionable. >> policy change that will kill golf. >> in our fair city, the commission is sending this proposal to the mayor for review. lurie has to finalize the city budget by june. you know, it doesn't give us any. >> pleasure to propose there's no. it is a best practice.

>> i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, the water department is warning customers of scammers posing as workers. the department reminds people that their workers will never try to enter your home. they will also not go door-to-door to test water or sell you products. you're asked to contact the water department about potential scammers. and new this morning, the oakland city attorney filed a public nuisance lawsuit against a local meat distribution company after years of alleged code violations. the city claims as incorporated is causing loud noise, blocking roadways and ignored a neighborhood complaints. this is not the first time the company has been sued in 2022, a settlement was reached with the california air resources board. and happening today, oakland is celebrating the year of the snake with a parade. starts at 11:00am and ends at 4 in the afternoon. the march begins at wilma chan park on 7th street in oakland. and this is video from last year's event. organizers say to expect live performances, music and delicious food.

still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news in the south bay. one lawmaker is working to ban a controversial procedure. >> it's done to cats. the warning from veterinarians. >> we don't know you are going pick it. says some of the businesses here. i think down for >> plus, a fire in the east bay does heavy damage to multiple businesses with the owners are saying about this setback. and san francisco is seeing major political shift says new leadership steps in the can. those changes tackle the city's toughest challenges coming up next, a supervisor joins us live in studio to discuss. and high pressure is building in in and giving us a really warm weekend in many areas. >> but there's a chance of some rain drops. i'll tell you when and where. coming up in weather.

>> all right. live shot of walnut creek this morning. looking beautiful out there at 8.12 this morning, some blue skies, kathy. yeah, it's blue skies. you know, it's really hit miss where you're looking because in some areas. >> the reporting some patchy fog, other areas, some low gray horizontal clouds that would be stratus. >> other areas, it's all sunshine. and this view from mount tam a pious does tell the story because earlier it was nothing but the stratus and then the peaks showing up right near it. but you know what? starting to clear out just a little bit. so we're going to see of wonderful day. high pressure is building into our south over mexico, pushing into the southwest part of these united states. and that will keep skies clear if you're in southern california,

it will give us some clouds. if you're in the pacific northwest, you will be bracing for some precipitation to 3 inches of rain way up there. but we're kind of in the dividing line in the border between the dry wet at weather and the wet weather. so we'll probably compromise with some clouds, a mixture of sun side, sunshine and clouds. temperatures today, mainly in the 40's so far and we're going up to 51 and hayward now warm-up and again, another 20 degrees. by the time we get to the afternoon. so our temperatures from san francisco to oakland to san jose, a mixture of sunshine and clouds mainly in this 50's along the coastline and 60's and 70's inland. there's a chance of a few first chance to be late tonight. this is a forecast model showing much of the precipitation way up to the north. but look at that right there. just north of the golden gate. we could see a few raindrops and again tomorrow. here's sunday, a few raindrops, possibly. if you're in the wine country and then

again monday, a possibility of some precipitation. you'll notice right again, the golden gate is just about you're dividing line for that kind of a zonal flow. and then everything changes. the pattern gets into a high amplitude ridge. that's a big old area. high pressure. it's the flex, the clouds away. it warms us up, especially by wednesday. so we're in a general warming trend and then watch this. here's forecast area. we've got the clouds. we got the rain right and boom, muscle area right there. cuts off and it is a cutoff low. southern california that will be affected by that. but, you know, it could bounce around a little bit. so i'm gonna keep my eye on it for you. but i'm not forecasting rain from that. not for us. so far. temperature wise. that's fine. but look at the rain. if you're in your weekend today through monday, a couple inches of rain about a 3rd of an inch in mendocino then it gets a little dicey further north. you are the more rain for the south. you are the less chance that we'll be calling our rain in the hundreds of an inch, not much. maybe santa rosa, 507 inch,

but the overall pattern as we wind up february and head into early march looks fairly dry a little bit cooler, a little bit drier than normal or normal where the gray is in the bay area. so you see it some kind of a mixture across the entire nation, but we get a little bit drier weather as we start out the brand new month. stephanie. is your local election headquarters? and the city of san francisco is undergoing significant political shifts under the leadership of a brand new mayor and several newly elected supervisors. voters demanding change to tackle the city's homelessness drug and affordable housing crisis. >> joining us live today in studio is supervisor block of mood supervisor. good morning to you. good morning, stephanie. and congratulations. by the way, on being newly elected to the board. thank you. so first of all, just want to ask you how it feels to be a flat elected to this new position. >> great. i mean, i'm excited to represent the district. this is a district that actually represents a lot of

hope. we have the tenderloin to his valley all the way to the hate and something that really unifies every dis, every neighborhood in this district is we've always been a hub for what makes san francisco great, which is a beacon for immigration, be can for upward mobility. just 3500 kids live in the tenderloin. were i live, which is small business restaurants from yemen, pakistan, china, vietnam. and so there's a lot of hope and a lot of vibrancy that people see during the day in the tenderloin and all the way to the west or to shun film on the hate. but a lot of challenges to which is why i feel we were elected is because a lot of the district in the neighborhood fed up frustrated with lack of progress and some of the issues homelessness, the fentanyl crisis. and we're coming in with new solutions and new ideas alongside our mayor to actually get results. yes, talk about some of those proposed solutions here. we know that the mayor declared that. >> on his first day in office, you would announce this package of emergency bills to address the fentanyl crisis in the 10, 10 one area in other parts of the city, too. and i

believe that the board just past that ordinance, walk us through what comes next and how that could impact district. the emergency ordinance was really about getting the mayor that will cut. he needs to actually solve the crisis of the fentanyl crisis. emergency powers that we saw being implemented during the pandemic. and it's giving the same powers to streamline contracting to spend up shelter, pets. >> and to fund raise more more effectively to support these efforts. now that he has a tool kit, we need the actual legislation and the tools to actually solve the problem. so just on tuesday, i'll be introducing legislation about a drug market intervention to give the mayor framework of how he can use his new powers to effectively shut down the open air drug market. it's based on a framework. the only one that's actually shut down the open air drug markets in the united states led to by professor david kennedy during the obama administration. and so deterrents prevention, it's it's quite interesting because it focuses on what's unique

about san francisco. actually shutting on the market got is so this is something that you're proposing in a few days here. >> what's the likelihood you think that you're going to get the buy-in from the entire board? so we already have the president or a film and co sponsoring alongside supervisor matt dorsey. and i'm i'm confident we're going to get fined because it is a very comprehensive approach acknowledges the unique challenges in san francisco with the fentanyl crisis, something that people don't know is that to tackle the fentanyl crisis here in san francisco? you have to address the drug dealing the drug users, but also illegal street vending. it's an ecosystem of all 3, these working together. and so what this legislation will do is say we need to support interagency collaboration between u.s. s p d dpw and public health to work together and it is already an organization within city hall called emac drug market agency coordination center. asking to fully fund it, but also really critical as part of this plan is that we have to focus on prevention, some passengers to helps keep the market closed as well as workforce development. what we hear

often in the tenderloin and what mothers and aunts have shared with me is that they're worried their kids are getting involved. the drug trade has been reports in the chronicle, even which show that just 2 weeks ago, 2 men were arrested for involving a minor in the drug trade. i've heard that very frequently. so we have to also be investing in use after school programs and workforce development to reduce recidivism. and all 3 of these have to work together. and this is the strategy, collaboration, deterrence and prevention that has worked in other cities across the country. and it's time to now do it in san francisco as well. so it sounds a whole ecosystem that is involved with them making all this happen and which comes to execution. i imagine the sfpd are also going to be very much involved with they also dealing with an under staffing issue, right? so. >> how do you imagine them being able to ramp up the public safety efforts and be able to contribute to this effort when there is that under staffing? yeah, absolutely. it's a couple things. one like i mentioned, this ecosystem sfpd has to be involved, but there's other

parts of city hall department public works. that also is the one that's closing on illegal street vending. so they have the ability to ramp up a little bit higher and faster and so that we need to ramp them up and they're stopping as well. >> but also, that's part of why we passed the emergency ordinance under mayor lurie is that enables him to fund raise and waved has a payment so he can fundraise for efforts without dipping into the city budget but also to streamline contracting and personnel hiring that otherwise would have made it really difficult to hire people in sf pd or dpw or public health. so that's why those emergency powers were so important. got it. okay. so. >> i'd like to go back to something you mentioned earlier about the tenderloin being a very diverse district. we talked about how there's some wonderful restaurants out there. i've had. i've had the chance to stop by a few. how would you encourage foot traffic to attend one? of course, it has that kind reputation for being a bit of a dicey area. but again, to your point, a lot of kidspof their families, diverse immigrant community. so how do you encourage people to come out? yeah, i mean, the first

up is shutting down the fentanyl markets that we can make it possible for the people who live there to even walk out at night. but also it's focusing activation revitalization. this amazing initiatives. >> from the golden gate greenway, which folks want to turn that area until park and activations of children and family have more open spaces but also supporting the ambassador programs to make sure the market and the safety conditions stay closed. but also concepts of the kids safe zones, which the community has been asking for to ensure that where people are walking to and from school or to and from work remains closed and also finding new ways. i mean, a lot of the parades that go through there from pride, too, actually activate the entire neighborhoods. we want to look at other ways. once we shut down the fentanyl market to ensure that we're bringing in activities night markets of a good nature to really show that vibrancy. and i think during ramadan, which is coming up for the muslim, some holidays, we want to actually find ways to activate all the muslim businesses that are in that neighborhood to showcase the best food i think in the

city just like the chinatown, markets that we've seen over the last month. >> fantastic. so we're looking forward to more a positive developments coming out of your office hopefully soon. thank you. write city supervisor bill on the mood. appreciate your time. you too. all right. we'll be right all right. we'll be right back. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire.

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local lgbtq+ advocate groups are filing a lawsuit against president donald trump. they're accusing trump of erasing transgender people from the public eye and

defunding critical hiv services. yes of aids foundation. the glbt historical society and the san francisco community health center are all part of this lawsuit. they're challenging multiple executive orders, including one that would terminate equity related grants and stopped federal contractors and grantees from employing d i initiatives. the groups say these actions would single out there already marginalized community. and new this morning state assembly member alex lee introduced a bill to outlaw the practice of tactic lying to clear the at inhumane the medical procedure removes the claw attached to the cats knuckle animal care. experts say this can cause the animal to stop using the litter box or make them more likely to bite this can then cause the cat to be more likely to be given up for adoption or abandoned several california cities have banned the practice, including san francisco and berkeley. happening today, the oakland public library system is having an open house for their main library location. the building was closed for 6

months due to construction library. officials say the plan is to reintroduce the public to resources and services. the open house runs from 10:30am, to 03:00pm. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a warning about toxic mushrooms in the bay area. >> what health officials want you and your pets to know. it's really taking time to find joy in the small moment that do exist. plus, celebrating black history month in the heart of oakland. find out what makes this year's black joy parade so special. and disney on ice returns to the bay area and from 4 got a behind the scenes. look at the magic set to grace the ice rink. >> at the open arena.

>> and >> there's bruno himself from the hit film in cannes. so it disney and you just heard our anchors, james fletcher and they were reacting to bruno making that special appearance there. disney on ice is back in the bay area performing shows this weekend at the oakland arena and probable reporter joey horta. he caught up with some of the performers. >> i i'm gonna some whiskey just like at the pleasure of performing in a bunch of different segments. we have 12 on a show which is rare the 5 which is the most and you and i top and so it's really cool ryan last dragon, which the past the favor as well as food and 2, all of the classics. so

i've betrayed the rule of woody from toy story. that's really fun. one love. that was your favorite part of doing that for a living. >> i would say seeing all the kids that see their favorite characters. cigna favorite songs and dance along with us. this is from added protection. we have the gene islam, you know, don't rub it too hard. need save his energy the we put yeah, he's making it >> 2 more shows hit the oakland arena today and tomorrow the tour wraps up at safety center in san jose from february. 26 to march 2nd. all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us. this beautiful saturday. we've got a look at the forecast first with kathy trafton. hi, kathy. >> hey, stephanie. well, it's a beautiful day and even get some sunshine to get loud. wadi conditions in high a bit bad we're starting to clear things out. we're starting to brighten things up a little bit. but we'll all see some clouds continuing off and on throughout the day. here's a beautiful view from the

berkeley hills. and you can see just we're set for a wonderful spell of kind of warm weather. little bit warmer than usual and certainly about like yesterday. so we're going to see many highs in the 60's and 70's. a few areas may be lingering in the 50's right along the coastline. but right now we are mainly in the 40's. we're starting to warm up just a little bit. we are at 51 degrees in hayward, even as precipitation falls in the pacific northwest, even as it's dry in southern california. we are the dividing line between the 2. so we'll call it cloudy at times. some extra clouds for us across the bay area and in the north bay, there's a chance for a few rain drops. so although it's sunshine and clouds, you are going to need your umbrella in north bay because it is mainly dry, but there could be a few hundredths of an inch and that would be coming late tonight, perhaps into tomorrow, perhaps into monday. it's just a few 107 inch, maybe 507 inch. but in general, after a little dip in temperatures early next

week. we warm things up. one of the warmest days will be our wednesday. but along with that sunshine and the warmer weather comes the possibility of some allergies. so moderate risk of allergies, especially for treason, pollens and mold. stephanie? kathy, thank you. take a look at this 2 east bay businesses are damaged after a fire. this happened along the sycamore drive corridor in antioch and as kron four's philippe djegal learned one of those businesses may have to shut down permanently. i was passing by a nice song. he seems that say person do ruiz fields for the owner of the business next door to his store on sycamore drive in antioch. >> it caught fire behind the any act center just before 6 o'clock friday morning. yeah, it's kerry louise cohen's ultimate a market and says the convenience store was spared the flames but suffered smoke and water damage. while the contra costa county fire protection district. >> work to put the fire out

afterward. emergency services crews advising him his store will have to stay closed for a few days. and you know, all our products, they go bad in a few days. >> so we do know you are we going to do the flames originating from the everyday black friday liquidation store, the storage container storing products in the back. also caught fire. luciano flores filmed the aftermath when he showed up for work in the same law. hopefully. >> they can save some of the businesses here. i think one of them was going >> set down for good salons. bethel has owned the african caribbean market in this complex for nearly 10 years. so going to quote >> think i've was business owner saying this is the last thing. any of them needed. >> crime and other factors in the area have slowed sales down through the years. and this does not go have to say was actually a little worse back in the day. it's getting a little better.

>> but still always something going on. despite the large amount of damage. fortunately, there were no injuries. as for the official cause of the fire, although there are suspicions that is still under investigation in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> in santa clara county da's office has determined a sonny bill police officer who shot and killed a 19 year-old did so lawfully march of last year, police responded to a call about a man walking around with a knife. the da's office says emanuel perez becerra refused orders to drop the knife and instead move towards officer kevin limos. that's when the most fired hitting perez pisara in the chest, killing him. last month, his family filed a federal civil rights lawsuit and autopsy report found perez pisara suffered from depression and schizophrenia. temperatures go. police arrested. a man they say is connected to a series of shoplifting incident at a 9th street retail store is that montrose is accused of stealing more than $34,000 worth of merchandise between

november 2024. in january this year, much rosa has prior theft convictions. he was detained on january 17th. he faces multiple charges, including burglary and grand theft. police say the investigation is ongoing. and battle. san mateo county sheriff christina corpus won't be welcomed at an upcoming event honoring women patrol officers. corpus had apparently rsvp to attend this event next month. that's what san francisco's police union sent her a letter saying, quote, respect the contributions of these women, stay home and work on your resume. corpus faces mounting calls to resign following accusations of racism, homophobia and abuse of power. next month, residents vote on whether to grant the board of supervisors temporary power to remove corpus from office. reached out to corpus for comment and not heard back yet. a heartless crime in the east bay. a thief steals a scooter from an oakland woman who can't get around without it with was captured on the woman's home surveillance camera. but new clay lives

with multiple sclerosis. she says her scooter has been her only way to get around for the past 4 years ever since it was stolen from her oakland home. she's been stuck inside totally on my walker waiting. >> 5 hours and nobody showed up and so are called back. the number. >> talking on the numbers, as you can leave a report online and that's what i wanted to do. it. nobody ever reach back out to me and my opd that. >> hurt me. >> kron 4 reached out to oakland police and will update you with any new information. >> with the recent rain, 2 types of potentially deadly mushrooms are popping up in east bay regional parks. >> kron four's gayle ong has details on what to look out for. >> you do not want to eat it. that is advice from a list of folks, a naturalist for the east bay regional park district talking about the 2 points in this measure aims to look out visiting the parks, the death cap on the left and the western destroying angel on the right. both of those are very toxic and they they

have in the past resulted in death. >> so they'll give you really that stomach ache and intestinal distress and the warning not just for people, pet owners are encouraged to keep your furry friends close on a leash. both mushrooms can be found anywhere where there are oak tree roots. the toxic mushrooms, pop-up typically every year after storms. but after this month's wet weather. >> because we got all that rain. we had a lot of fun shied popping up from under the ground and not all of those mushrooms are bad. fungi is important for their rd composers. they help create nutrient rich. >> soil. but we need them. folks just wrapped up the annual tillman fungus. a free event to educate visitors on a variety of mushrooms around the east bay. this year, the event was postponed after a dry january and wind and seasonably warmer weather underway. we've been having a lot of folks coming about. >> searching for aging which you are not allowed to d in the east bay regional just.

>> be mindful about that. like we do want to do that. and there are warning signs about those toxic mushrooms posted along the trails. >> here at the east bay regional parks and park officials say the best way to stay safe is to stay on trail reporting here in berkeley, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> there's a new effort in the state legislature to overhaul california's sanctuary state laws. state senate minority leader brian jones introduced the bill. he calls the safety before criminal sanctuary bill. the bill will prevent little local jurisdictions from passing sanctuary city measures stronger than the current law. >> this bill ensures violent criminals are not shielded from federal immigration. authorities. using every tool in the tool box to keep our communities safe. >> the bill would still need to be approved by the state senate and the assembly. if that happens, it would move to the governor's desk for signature. oakland's black joy parade happens tomorrow and

thousands of people gathered downtown to celebrate black history month. was rob nesbitt reports on what makes this year's event so unique. >> this is the 8th year for the black joy parade in oakland celebrating the black experience and the black community's contribution to culture. if you've ever been to oakland's black joy parade, you know how much of a celebration it can be. and that will be the case again this year when more than 100 parade attractions march through downtown variety of different vendors, ridiculous amount of entertainment, 2 different stages. >> activations all over the festival site. so what you really can expect what that experience is like, it's like the overwhelming feeling joy brand ambassador for the one, julian says the break will range from classic car clubs and dance troupes. 2 giant floats more than 20,000 people attend each year and economic boost for black owned businesses generating more than $100,000 in revenue gives opportunity to showcase who they are what they're doing at

all that money that they end up making goes back, you know, into the community of open, which is where the black joy parade was formed to provide an experience for the black community and allies uniting diversity by creating a space for people to express their authentic selves. >> interim oakland mayor kevin jenkins was live on kron. 4 news at noon this week. sharing his excitement. it's going to be point and we're very excited about that. i participated black joy parade every single year. and it's one of my favorite festival credits new this year is the theme finding joy in the small moments chosen during a year when many are looking for something positive to focus on coming across difficult times for. >> a lot of people, a lot of things happening in the world. so i think it's really taking the time to find joy in the small moments that get that do exist. the parade is always free to attend and starts at 12:30pm, on sunday. >> at frank ogawa plaza on 14th street and broadway reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

>> kron is honoring black history all this month. so be sure to tune in for our special coming up on february twenty-seventh at 06:30pm, hosted by noelle bellow and reyna harvey. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news at east bay. wis kit is running circles around the classroom. >> she's showing off her love for learning. and coming up next, san francisco's noise pop festival brings music to your ears this morning after the break, artist auguste lee the break, artist auguste lee stevens is liv

i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise]

>> all right. a 44 this morning live look outside at the skyline of san francisco. looking beautiful out there. s a kathy, what should we know about the weather as people start to get up? well, it's saturday. it's beautiful and you are probably not going to need your umbrella or your raincoat. >> well, there's a chance you might need if you want a raincoat for a couple of drops of rain, north bay, you might want to grab the rain coat that i really honestly it's going to be mostly dry across the bay area today. it's saturday. so of course, by definition, it's going to be a beautiful day. it's a mixture of sunshine and clouds, though, in terms of temperatures right now, if you're just getting up were mainly in the 40's, a few areas of pushing into the low 50's, we'll warm things up about 20 degrees. by the time we get to this afternoon and the afternoon temperatures today will be an awful light lot like they were yesterday morning and yesterday afternoon. so air quality, it's good to moderate. and of course, the thing is when you see the green dots doesn't mean you couldn't have some pollution. you know what

migrating around because there doesn't really stay in the same place. it generally moves around. so sometimes particulate matters can go from one spot to another. but all in all, it is a really nice start to the day, even in terms of air quality. now there's a storm way up north fueled by atmospheric river and they are bracing for one to 3 inches of rain up in the pacific northwest. but for us, it's some clouds off and on. >> southern california, it's dry. it'll be clear because the subtropical area of high pressure and that high pressure is over mexico. it's expanding into the southwest part of these united states and it will keep things dry and fairly clear for southern california for us. again, we get a extra clouds coming in. but you know what? it will see. a lot of raises sunshine, too. overall, we are dry for the weekend to be absolutely beautiful. but there is a chance for some light precipitation specially the north bay starting tonight into tomorrow into monday. and then we have a general warming trend. so if you like the warm

weather, you're going to love it because especially by next wednesday it's going to be toasty. back to you, stephen. today marks the first weekend of san francisco's noise pop festival, a celebration of independent music and arts. >> the event happens across multiple venues in the city through march 1st and this morning we are excited to have one of the artists performing at noise pop. join us live. obviously stevens is here. good morning to you yes, thanks so much for joining us. you are from her keeley so tell us a bit about how your upbringing and your time they're really shaped your creativity and your experiences. your storytelling through music. yeah, i think just being in the bay area and general gave me so much accessibility to people from all over the place and for music from all over the place. so >> i think that reflects a lot of my music. and then just there's so much art like. >> artistry and value of that in the bay area. i was really encouraged because i was seeing other people doing it. so it didn't feel like something so far off that had

to reach 4. you also grew around very creative people. your mother's very creative. and you're mentioned that your father during the break, we were chatting play saxophone. my mom's a writer. my dad played saxophone and then went to oakland school for the arts to science. just like surrounded by musicians in art people all the time. he has a shot oakland as well. >> now you write your own so what would you say that they're generally about like the themes, the message? usually it's me trying to figure out what's going on in my own life lake right songs almost as a journal some time. so then it just it works with the melody and it becomes a song. >> but just like life and love and growth in that whole as we can all relate. yeah. so tell us how you got a boy involved with the noise pop as well. yeah. so noise pop. they have been doing special for a while and last year i did the summer series. they're letting local artist submit just to be on the sidewalk in doing like really fun public shows. and

then i was able be a part of the festival opening for someone last year. and then this year they asked me to play with us of just so that ation now when can people during noise pop? all b, a s of jazz on march. we have 2 sets one at 01:00pm and i mean, not that one play march. 1st one at 07:00pm. and then the second one at 8.30. okay. and others still tickets left. there's one ticket very popular. yeah. i'm really honored by that. we have a few that we might give away people message me on instagram and something in. maybe finally to for who would you say are some artists that really helped shaped you and your artistry? definitely. lauryn hill's a big one. my mom was she tells me all the time that when she was pregnant with me, that's the miseducation of lauryn hill's album should play like all the time. so that was kind of just got in just a i think

alicia keys is a big korean bailey, rae close. here's a big person that i really i like. >> listen to starting in high school. and since then, i've been like, oh, my god, i'm obsessed so we might be able to hear some of those influences in your performance the and what will you be singing for us? so this is an original song. it's unreleased currently, but it's titled citrus citrus. great. >> what was your mindset when you are putting this together? yeah. so this song is just honoring the women in my life and my mom, my grandmother, my sister, my aunts and how they've been able to take like so many situations thrown at them and make something like sweet and beautiful out of that sense. we want. but slowly, the east bay's own august lee stevens, you can catch or at the noise pop festival. >> happening this week, we'll let you take it away. thank okay. >> much didn't raise it took some time for me to

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>> a local with kate is going global nor a from newark has a love of learning the 10 year-old won silver and bronze medals at the international environmental science olympiad in puerto rico. she's heading to orlando in paris in the coming months to compete in events, testing her history, knowledge. >> when doing, i just feeling nervous because i know there's going to be slick so many so people but i also find it fun because even if i did something wrong, i still learn like from mistake.

>> i'm very proud. very proud of because i could never do happy that he's going to be better than me. and my wife >> and as if that wasn't enough, nor plays the piano is teaching herself coating and loves chess. when she grows up. she says she wants to be a scientist and maybe even a doctor. all right, a 55 this morning, cathy, it's get a final check of the weather with you. yeah. well, you know what? it's going to be a beautiful spell of weather for us. maybe a few drops of rain across the north bay and, you know, all told through the entire weekend it could be as many as what, 507 inch. so it's not a big deal other than that. it's going to be warm little bit warmer than normal starting out today. a lot like yesterday again tomorrow, a lot like today. so no big changes. we dip down and temperatures little bit for monday and tuesday. then wednesday is our warmest day. so far this week and maybe in again next weekend. so we've

earned a spell of dry weather for the most part. and by golly, i think we're going to get all right. thanks so much, kathy. thanks to all of you for joining us here ln the kron 4 weekend morning news. we'll be back here bright and early tomorrow morning, starting at 7 o'clock. >> in the meantime, you could join us on our kron 4 plus streaming service. so we will see there for our next full hour of news. taken care.