ks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna. hope you'll join me next time as we go into the wild. all right, now we're going to have a race. all right, pull up to the line. ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. [imitating engines running] go! oh man, they're going into the first corner. oh no, meeshak, oh! [laughing] they all won. >> been living here for 50 plus years. and this is kind of like total shock. >> developing on the kron 4 morning news right now. police are searching for the person that shot an officer in

hillsborough. the reaction from neighbors as that officer recovers this morning. plus, the pope in critical condition from pneumonia and a lung infection. people around the world praying for his health. time. someone calls 9, because they need help right away. a fire doubles in size every 60 seconds and some oakland firefighters pointing to a recent plays as the perfect example for why recently closed down fire stations must reopen. it said. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday february. the 23rd. let's check in earth when term meteorologist kathy trafton. kathy, good to see you this morning. and it's good to see you, stephanie. it's a beautiful day. we have mostly cloudy skies. >> it's last sunday. that way.

so all the part is nearly upon us. but we've got one more week to go. >> and actually are experiencing some light sprinkles in parts of the north bay. so if you're up they will diminish and it's really accumulations are not very impressive sunrise this about 15 minutes ago and it's beautiful. those clouds really made for a gorgeous sunset. and it's not much wind. you can tell if you take a look at this image that clouds well gather there and not much wind flapping in the breeze is so it's beautiful shot and we are in terrific shape. the clouds and fog. all that's coming really from a storm in the north. so there's a storm system in the pacific northwest, bringing more rain to them. and that's where those little lingering showers are across the north bay. you know, it's going to linger through the morning, perhaps even into the afternoon. but the accumulations really are just nothing to get terribly excited about. so that's mainly in the north bay. a few areas may be in the east bay that it's quiet and it's warm

despite the fact we've had quite a few clouds that mostly cloudy skies can trap the earth's heat really close to the ground. so we don't get that radiational cooling will bite, get up and no clouds overnight. so that's good temperatures right now. 40's 50's. but you know what? we're going to see a few dips and temperatures for a few days and then come midweek come wednesday, 10 to 15 degrees above normal. we're in for a warm spell. our next chance of rain next weekend. stephanie. kathy, thank you. breaking overnight, a large sideshow was reported oakland early sunday morning. >> you can see video of the incident on your screen. this is from the citizen app. it happened at grand avenue grand avenue rather and maritime street. the ramp to get on to the bay bridge. no reported injuries or arrests. we've reached out to chp and oakland police for more details. and developing this morning right now, police in hillsborough

are searching for the person that shot one of their officers. neighbors were told to stay indoors and lock all doors and windows. saturday night prof was jack moment has reaction. >> manhunt is still very much going on for a suspect that police say ambushed to hillsboro police officer and shot him, injuring him. police say they responded to the incident around 3.49, in the afternoon on saturday. they say the suspect who shot at the officers was a note to the police department. we do not know if this was targeted or related to some kind of issue with the suspect. but we do know the officer was taken to a local hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. we've seen share of cars on scene crews from other police stations on scene canine units and police helicopters. the search is impacting both hillsborough and burlingame. neighbors tell us that they heard what sounded like firecrackers going off in the afternoon. and i thought i heard. >> what was? 2 pops? >> like firecrackers. >> didn't think anything of it. and then lone behold about

12 minutes later, there's like 18 sheriff units. i was very concerned, you know, obviously for not only myself and my family, community this is never you know, i been living here for 50 plus years. and here for 50 plus years. and this is kind of like. total their final update just before 10:00pm. now they did say, though, that they will be updating more information. >> as the day continues into sunday as this manhunt near continues. both in hillsborough and in burlingame kron. 4 news. i'm jack moment. >> and pope francis is in critical condition this morning after a long respiratory crisis. kron 4 reached out to the bay area's catholic community. many people coming together in prayer. >> well, i think this news from today is going to come as a bit of a surprise, frankly, shock. my sense is that over

the course of the past several days, the reaction has been one of concern, but some muted. because the daily updates have been generally pending in the positive direction and he's been very tough spots before. so i think the reaction in the past few days has been. concerned that some of muted. i think the news from today is going to ratchet up the concern quite a bit. so as we go into the sunday mike parish and i'm sure all the parishes in the archdiocese we're gonna make explicit reference to the holy father will pay for the father. and quite certain that in the coming day in 2 days, that can be a lot more intentional gathering for prayer on behalf of the holy father. >> doctors say the pope required oxygen and blood transfusions. he's being treated for pneumonia and a complex lung infection. and now communities across the world are sending him wishes for recovery. reporter emmy victor has the story.

>> flowers and candles are being placed outside the italy hospital where pope francis is being treated for a respiratory illness. the vatican announcing that pope francis is in critical condition after receiving high flows of oxygen and blood transfusions. the statement also said the pope remains alert and spent the day in an armchair pope francis who turned 88 years old in december has been in the hospital for over a week with pneumonia. despite growing concerns about his health, people close to the pope say he has no plans to resign. i think his view as long as god wants me to do this. >> i will do it to the best of my abilities the lord will give me the health to do it others when the health is not over, that he's unable to, then he'll take as a sign to stop. his basic instinct will be to carry on. pope francis has been the head of the catholic church since 2013 following the resignation of pope benedict. the 16th. >> because of his illness, pope francis was absent this week for holy year.

celebrations at the vatican, which was attended by catholics around the world, including us hope. it's always we're praying for him. and the hope of a better world. >> in the east bay, the open firefighters union says in apartment fire wednesday is a perfect example. >> by fire station should not be closed in the city. the blaze broke out shortly after 9 at 55 macarthur. the apartment is a 2 minute drive from fire station number 10, that station closed 3 years ago for renovations and is still not reopened. crew located 5 minutes away with the ones 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 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. >> there's no word if for wednesday shunt and will reopen at the start of this year. the city also closed stations. 25 28 in the oakland hills due to the budget crisis for more stations are slated to close later this month. city council members say they're working to prevent that from happening. a popular black history month parade returns to oakland today. thousands of people gather for the black joy parade. this is the parades a year. organizers say there will be more than 200 black owned vendors stage performances, games, food and classic cars. this year's theme finding joy in the small moments. >> 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 free to atte. it starts at 12 30. a frank ogawa plaza in downtown

oakland. kron 4 is honoring black history. so be sure to tune in for a special february 27th at 06:30pm, hosted by noelle bellow and reyna harvey. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new bill aims to provide california teachers with affordable housing. >> just how many units would build? >> very neighborhood. everybody pretty much knows each other when i go by and see if they're >> plus, some neighbors worried after a convenience store employee shot and killed an attempted armed robbery suspect. what we're learning about this pilot situation.

>> alright, 7.12, this morning live look outside at the beautiful bay. we could see the city of san francisco on the right-hand side of your screen as folks start to wake up this morning, cathy, start to wake up to a lovely sunday. it's the last sunday february. >> and we have an awful lot of clouds. even santa is a mixture of clouds and a little %pbit of sunshine now that the sun has risen. but we'll call it mostly cloudy for much of the bay area. temperatures right now in santa's a 47 degrees. the atmosphere is quite moist. wind is very, very mild, very slight and pretty much everywhere across the bay area. we're in mid to upper 40's in to the low 50's at this hour will rise well into the 60's and maybe a few spots into the 70's this afternoon under mostly cloudy skies. now, if you're in the north bay, well, there's some precipitation, some light isolated showers for you this morning. it could be lingering

a little bit longer than that. a lot of the energy from this storm is really heading up in the pacific northwest and into northern california know to southern not much in the way of clouds and certainly no rain because high pressure is the dominant feature and that is really helping keep systems to our north for the most part. but we are kind of the dividing lines. you can see rainfall amounts are more impressive in eureka say about half an inch through the early part of the week and almost nothing down in santa rosa. maybe 5, 1, 107 inch. yes, we're counting the north bay numbers and one hundredths of an inch. so for today across much of the bay area, we'll call it mostly cloudy. probably no raindrops, certainly not in the south bay, possibly a little bit in the east bay, san francisco. i don't think so. so it's just really the raindrops are not the big story. certainly not for this weekend, but things are going to change. we have several shots of several chances of precipitation. so here we are today, the main mainly above the golden gate. but look at a monday. there is

a chance of some light showers, especially north of the golden gate. once again, not a sure thing, but then a big ridge builds in as a high amplitude ridge. and that warms us up. so by the middle of the week, the story is not about the rain is all about the warm temperatures. well above normal, even 10 to 15 degrees above normal. and this is interesting that ridge starts to move away.eheads over to las vegas. a big old trough is here and watch what happens as that precipitation starts to cut off from the main area of low pressure. there it is. it's a cutoff low and that heads to southern california, but there are a little hard to forecast because they can bounce around a little bit. but so far the forecast models are keeping that away from us. that supposedly is not going affect us. this is our next weekend. this is next week in the very first weekend of the month of march. and looks to be wet. not really. terribly wet because if you look at the outlook, the climate

prediction center shows us through march second, which would be the end of next weekend. normal. so gray is normal for the san francisco bay area little bit above normal off to our east. but they're basically we're going to be about what we should be. but the main feature this week, i think you're gonna notice. is that warm up? all this pink? that is a warm, warm conditions and come tuesday into wednesday. we're really in the pink. so we're going to be well above normal temperatures. quite a departure from normal and that fades away as we head toward next weekend. stephanie. kathy, thank you so much. over the last several years, millions of californians have seen their utility rates go up. >> but now a new bill aims to limit rate hikes from california's investor owned utility companies. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with the bay area lawmaker who authored the bill. it's ridiculous, right? and so we need to do something. bay area state senator, i show a hob with that message about utility rates in the state. it comes after the california public

utilities commission or cpsc approved 6 rate increases for pacific gas and electric or pg. and e. >> in the last year alone, in fact, as pertains to the 3 major investor owned utilities rates in america. i you know, i have seen residents share their bills where >> it's $800 a month where somewhere to $1000 a month, right? depending on if it's a single family home or they're renters right. and how can somebody do that when they're on a fixed income? that's why we'll hop says she's authoring senate bill. 332, also known as the investor owned utility accountability act.

>> if signed, it will prohibit investor owned utility companies in the state from proposing more than one rate increase per year. it would also cap proposed rate increases for residential customers to know more than the consumer price index. a tool used over time to measure prices paid by consumers for a range of basket goods and services. i'm >> deeply disappointed in the fight that rate pairs are being treated like a and lists bucket of money. just this week at this hearing on utility rates will grill to the cpsc president about the commission's decision to approve 6 p g rate increases in the last year. a year pg e reported nearly 2 and a half a billion dollars in profits. those on a fixed income, our senior population. those on sir security, those with a even union jobs, good paying union jobs. do not get 6. >> increases to their pay. and yet pg e get 6 increases to be able to pass on to repairs. can you explain?

>> that and we're approving work for the utility, the work that the utility is requesting to do. it is paid for by repairs or repairs are not a bank. i'm just going to be very clear about that. for its part pg e wrote this, quote, we know that many customers are impacted by higher costs, including energy. >> we are taking action to limit future rate increases and stabilize customer bills, including reducing our materials and labor costs. more officially planning and executing work and lower our financing. costs are investments are delivering results to customers. and we're committed to building the safe, reliable and climate, resilient energy systems they expect and deserve at the lowest possible cost. will hop, though, sending a clear message to utilities, republicans and even members of her own party. we are a democratic supermajority and we can't deliver something as simple as affordability to the average californian. what are we doing now? also part of this bill, it calls for an audit into the use of utility equipment in

fire-prone areas and it seeks to reduce the amount rate pairs pay into the state's wildfire fund. >> the legislation is expected to come up for its first committee earing in the coming months reporting at the state capital late on wallace kron. 4 news. >> the department of government efficiency also known as doge has been sharing some of its receipts and some of them apparently don't match ted reported 55 billion dollars in savings to layoffs and canceled contracts. but a washington post investigation claims some federal contracts were listed for $0 and others had already been paid out. some contracts are leases. that dose has no legal way of canceling. george is disputing reports of a discrepancy totaling nearly 8 billion dollars. and though she asians continue between ukraine and the u.s. on a trade deal over ukraine's natural resources for american aid. president donald trump reportedly pressuring ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky to sign the agreement. the white house seeing the deal as a way to get back the hundreds of billions of dollars given to

ukraine in assistance over the last 3 years since entering office, trump has been criticizing ukraine while appearing to warm up to russia. pg e says a large number of south bay customers will no longer see frequent safety related outages. during extreme weather events, the utility is burry burying power lines underground in south san jose with the goal of reducing outages for 10,000 customers. >> electrical circuit that serves these communities. the hicks, 21 0, 1, line. passes through both urban and high fire risk areas. so in this case, we want to keep the safety settings in the high fire risk area, but reduce the impact. dps s outages in the urbanized neighborhoods. >> this is one of dozens of projects coming to the south bay this year to reduce outages during heat waves and winter storms. contra costa

county sheriff deputies found illegal weapons and a bay point home thursday. they've been serving an arrest warrant for a man who was a convicted felon. deputies found 2 stolen handguns rifles and weapons without serial numbers. the man has been arrested and faces several charges. antioch, a man is in jail for allegedly shooting at his ex-girlfriend. police say it happened last week on cash peak drive after an argument between the former couple. the man was arrested after a brief police chase. the woman was not injured. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the trump administration says schools must drop diversity policies or face funding cuts. >> the questions some local educators are asking. plus, do you have a spare couple 100 million dollars lying around what we're potentially what we're learning about a potentially record-breaking sale involving the sale involving the forty

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>> and new this morning, billionaire and head of the doge with the department of government. 5th government efficiency. elon musk. he is demanding that federal workers submit an e-mail explaining what they did in the past week with a 48 hour notice all federal workers receive an email requesting reply with 5 bullet points of what they did and to copy their manager failure to respond to that email will be taken as a resignation. however, the new direction here is causing some issues as some senior officials have told their workers not to respond as they try to verify how authentic that e-mail actually is. we're gonna getting some more information on this story. and

new bill proposed by lawmakers in the california senate and assembly is focused on affordable housing for educators. the bill would build more than 2 million affordable housing units. lawmakers stating the state's housing crisis is driving talented educators and school staff away from communities that need them the most. according to a new release, every county in california has school owned land appropriate for housing. football lovers. listen up. a piece of that. he might soon be available to you. according to a report from the sports business journal, the niners are, quote, exploring the sale of a 10% stake in the team to be clear, it will run you about 900 million dollars. that pricing is based on an estimated franchise valuation of more than 9 billion dollars. if someone were to make that purchase, it would make that purchase, it would be record-setting. stil on the kron, 4 morning news at the basketball version of the big game. cal and stanford went down to the wire saturday night. >> we have the highlights coming up in sports. plus, san

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we're bringing music to your ears this sunday morning. that was jazz performer and hercules native. obviously, stevens stopping by the kron 4 studio on saturday. she's just one of the many talented artists participating in the noise, pop music festival in san francisco this weekend. she says being in the bay area helps fuel her creativity. 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 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. >> this year's noise pop festival is sold out. all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin and we continue our coverage for you this half hour with a look at your forecast with kathy trafton. kathy, what do you think? a good day for the concert? it's a perfect day for the content because we're like mostly cloudy skies, but still.

>> and let's from the north bay, you probably not going to see any raindrops either. so it's a perfect sunday for you. >> to go and join noise, pop. i really enjoyed that artist. she's really talented here is the view from the berkeley hills. and you can see those mostly cloudy skies. a lot of them are fairly high clouds up in the atmosphere that we're in for a great speller weather started out on the warm side, mainly in the 40's and 50's all that cloud cover really kept the heat close to the ground overnight. we didn't see any freezing temperatures. nothing in the 30's. instead, we're in the 40's and 50's. okay. so the winds not a big factor today to get a head outside and enjoy your day. light variable winds and the air quality is wonderful. good air quality just about everywhere. and that's great news. even though we don't have winds, we still have to greater equality. if you want to see rain, of course, just head on up to washington and oregon and the northern 3rd of california. they've got raindrops up there for us. we

just see a few light sprinkles and in terms of today's weather, whether you're in san francisco, oakland, san is a mostly cloudy skies and to do for the north bay as well. look ahead shows yeah, this morning we have those clouds and that continues throughout the day today into this evening. no changes yet. in fact, start to warm things up just a little bit after a dip early in the week. we start to warm things up on tuesday and then look at the departure from normal. we start out in the gray which is normal. and then we start to head toward warmer tonditions. look how we warm up heading into tuesday and wednesday. this is a midweek. warm-up that i think you're really going enjoy if you've been just dying for some warm weather. will be your day. but then you know what that toward the end of the week, we drift back toward normal. and then we see some big changes coming up for next weekend. that would be the first weekend of march. stephanie. all right, kathy, thank you so much. in the east bay, a suspect was shot to death during an attempted armed robbery. >> it happened friday night at a convenience store in concord on willow. pass road. well, it

was lindsey ford spoke with neighbors in the area. >> i heard all police last night and as going to come out i thought it just wreck because they keep recognize on it was in a car wreck that woke neighbors up friday night. >> but an attempted robbery at a convenience store that ended the robbery suspect dead at 11, 30 concord. police say the suspect armed with a shotgun was forcing an employee to open the store's safe. while this was going on. another employee fired their weapon at the suspect. allen, who lives across the street from the store says he wasn't shocked because he says crime has risen everywhere, but it still hits home. >> very neighborhood. everybody pretty much knows each other and for each other. walking her dogs saturday afternoon, dad and says he is close friends with the convenience store owners. i after rocky them. >> when i go by and see if they're all takes seriously

concerned about them. >> the data says she has lived here for 15 years and feels relatively but she says she recalls another robbery in this area. >> look your house or >> she says all she wants is for her friends. the convenience store owners to focus on healing >> they're great people. so whenever they need help with anything, they aliays call me. >> concord, police have not yet identified the suspect who died in concord. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> in santa rosa, sheriffs deputies found a 2 year-old in a room with fentanyl while they were serving a search warrant for drug distribution. in addition to the fentanyl, the sheriffs also found cocaine, meth and weapons. tell us no. well, the suspect was arrested on multiple charges, including child endangerment with likely great bodily injury. he was booked in the sheriff's adult

detention facility with a $250,000 bail. and 2 bay area tech companies now face a lawsuit accused of lacking safeguards against predators seeking to sexually exploit and abuse children. the family of a 13 year-old boy filed the complaint last week against san francisco based discord and san mateo based roadblocks. the boy's parents say their son had been communicating with a man who demanded nude photos and sexually explicit content from him in exchange for video game currency, a lawyer representing the family says they want to hold the platforms accountable for the safety standards. >> we're seeking to have the companies do what they have been saying all along that they do, you know, which is to ensure that their safety for minors using the platforms and there isn't the aand it, whether it's reviewing our complaint and seeing the details there or just doing research, parents need to understand that there is sexually explicit material if they have available to children on these on these platforms. >> as for the man who abused the child, the lawyer says he

had multiple victims. he was caught by police last year and is serving a 12 year sentence. and schools have been given an ultimatum by the trump administration. get rid of programs that promote diversity, equity and inclusion, also known as dei or risk losing federal funding kron four's rob nesbitt reports. schools k through 12 colleges and universities have been given 2 weeks get rid of their diversity initiatives. >> programs put in place to help diversify a student body. 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 and president trump hosted an event at the white house thursday. black history meet real mccain with a lega defense fund says the president is contradicting himself by holding the event days after putting school districts on notice minutes you can celebrate or recognize a teacher about martin luther king. but you can't actually teach about the rest of >> black history. the four-page letter's 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 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. >> happening today, a rally is being held in san francisco to call on the trump administration to facilitate peace between ukraine and russia. the rally is being organized by ukrainian-american coordinating council and other bay area organizations. the rally starts at the harry bridges plaza on the embarcadero and ends at the sea lion sculpture on pier. 39 around 04:00pm. it's the basketball version of the big game. cal and stanford went down to the wire last night. n ll for sports reporter ross has the details. >> well, a busy day of college basketball yesterday featuring rivalries had a record

breaking performance. did i say rivalries? well, it doesn't get a whole lot bigger than cal and stanford look at this. they turn the lights back on before they actually started the game? and check out who's in the house, mike montgomery. he coached both cal and stanford during his legendary career on or before the game. very cool to see him there. let's get to the highlights just over a minute ago, stanford was up by 2 ryan agger wall buries the 3 pushes the lead to 5 but cal answers back and within 3 andrej stojakovic the stanford transfer count it and the foul 3 point play ties the game 61. each ensuing stanford possession a mistake here by cows leave dortmund fouls. maxine right now sends him to the line where he would make both free throws that stanford or rather had 20 points and 8 rebounds and stanford is back and front. still a chance for cal final seconds down by 3 jeremiah wilkinson couldn't get it to fall for the tie. as

stanford hangs on to win it. 66 to 61. cardinal have won 4 straight over the bears. well, a huge matchup in the west coast conference as well. saint mary's was looking for the season sweep of gonzaga. the gaels trying to clinch their second straight wcc regular season title and in the 2nd half, they're up by one. my king louis, the freshman from oakland. the 3 plus the foul. he led saint mary's with 18 points. next possession is look, barrett can't leave them open like that. 14 points for the piedmont high product. saint mary's spoil senior night at the 74 to 67. the gaels are back-to-back wcc regular-season champions. santa clara also got a big win last night 1, 0, 9, 79 over washington state. they made 23 3 pointers wcc single game record and san jose state beats wyoming. that's your look at sports. we'll send it back to you.

>> francisco's mayor daniel lurie got to hang out with some young athletes on saturday, laurie for threw out the first pitch as san francisco youth baseball leagues opening day at kimball fields near japan town. of san francisco, recreation and parks department and the fire chief are also there. a parade around the diamond capped off the day. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, 2 bay area cities name some of among some of the top american foodie cities. >> we'll tell you where you can find some good eats. >> how long this young have to wait for his story to be told 30 of loneliness, use social isolation. >> plus, honoring unsung heroes. this black history month. coming up next, we take a look back at the legacy of the buffalo soldiers.

>> all right. welcome back, live. look outside at this gorgeous view right here. let's check in now with kathy for more on what we need to know about the weather. >> a great view of mount diablo. we actually see a little bit of sunshine there. this is the view of guess what the golden gate bridge you can scarcely see it. we can calculate how high these cloud % tops are. because the height of the golden gate bridge towers, each one is 746 feet. as you count from the water up, it's about 500 feet from the deck of the golden gate bridge up. so you see it's almost obscuring that one tower. so, yeah, mostly cloudy skies in the forecast, you'll see a few rays of sun. no doubt at times temperature wise, we're in the 40's and

50's. so overnight it was not terribly cold because that those same clouds, 10 to trap the heat right by the earth's surface. so the overnight temperatures are quite mild. it's going to be a beautiful day. if you like raindrops, you just have to head north a little bit. even over the golden gate bridge. there are reports of some light rain, some sprinkles and they could linger just a little bit. a lot of that will die off by about midday or so. but a lot more of that is falling, of course. and extreme northern california, especially northwest california and into oregon and washington. so high pressure is keeping the bulk of these rain drops away from us. but it's going to be a really lovely sunday. even if you have a few raindrops, that's not a big deal. we do get that cloud cover and that continues through much of the bay area. and by wednesday, a ridge really builds into this ridge's area of high pressure. you can see that clockwise flow around the high pressure that's keeping us shielded from the storms. and it's also bringing us some warm temperatures. so get ready for unseasonably warm tuesday and

wednesday this whole week is mild and lovely, but we'll have a real jump in temperatures. then. and you know what? we have a chance of some rain coming through a little bit. maybe even on monday, just a few raindrops here. and there maybe on thursday. but most likely we're going to see that rain, especially come this next weekend. that will be the first weekend of march. we could see some wet weather temperatures today. lovely. a very narrow range, mainly in the. >> upper 50's to low 60's. and that certainly in san francisco, 61 in golden gate park and just hovering right around the 60 degree mark right along the bay shoreline as well as the pacific coast shoreline. so we're seeing some 60's low 60's. these temperatures really are not going to see much variation. unlike the summer time you see big swings. how 66 degrees? if you head down the milpitas in santa clara, 69, 70 for senate for less and so we're just hovering around the 70 degree mark in many areas in the east bay and also into the north

bay mid 60's to low 70's and a few 50's in some of the very cool spot. santa rosa where the hot spots at 72 degrees. a look ahead. 7 day forecast shows that variation in temperatures. but the overall theme is it's. >> a warming trend. yeah, we dip for a couple of days are monday and tuesday, but the really come back to life on wednesday as that ridge builds in. we're in for a great run of weather. next. chance for rain will be next saturday. stephanie? kathy, thank you. >> the future of the presidio is uncertain. this morning, president trump announcing just last week he wants to eliminate the trust, which manages the presidio along san francisco's northern edge. it was created in 1996 2 years after the former presidio army base was turned over to the national park service. since then it was it has been rented out for military housing and there's been some new museums added some small businesses and some nonprofits have been allowed to rent space on the property as well. the 1500 acres of the presidio became self-sufficient in 2005 local

leaders are speaking out against the push to abolish the trust. >> presidio trust. model of government efficiency. it's a self-sustaining agency. earns a 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 nancy pelosi, who has long championed the development of the presidio issued a statement saying she will be reviewing the language of the executive order and its purpose. >> meanwhile, there is a vital part of black history linked to the presidio. >> the legendary buffalo soldiers were african-american regiments in the u.s. army who served in the 19th and 20th

centuries. but they also earned the title of the first african-american park rangers. here's their story. >> stories that have to be told they were invisible people. >> there's no shortage of history and san francisco, no matter where you look and standing on the presidio. it's right under your feet. the presidio with the first time i saw where they lived and i saw where they were buried. and i just decided i had read the book. brian g is a west point graduate retired army officer historian and author of 5 books on the buffalo soldiers. when you ask the average person these days about the buffalo soldiers, they mostly think of the bob marley song to turn buffalo soldier. it's a fairly recent tournament. wasn't used back them that they were called regimens or black. regular says what they would have been caught. if you would call them a buffalo soldier to their face 100 years ago, they would have thought you were in being. >> ruder, something brian's

relentless research and dedication led him to become one of the leading scholars on the subject. >> and in particular, on charles young, a fellow west point graduate. >> the 3rd african-american to achieve the honor young was also the first black man to achieve the rank of colonel and was the highest ranking black officer until his death in 1922, in nigeria. i talked to a lot of black audiences >> and they they, you know, they don't ask me this question, they want to ask me this question you know, how can a way to story and read about a black and i say, ok, how long this young have to wait for his story to be told. he was the point man for his race. >> in the u.s. army, 30 loneliness abuse, social isolation after he graduated from west point west point was close by jim crow to black. just run a 50 years. it is it was for him to live the life he he knew he was that he was the only person who can mentor

a generation of officers who later went on to to mentor other officer. >> his latest publication, buffalo soldiers in california, charles young and the night calgary explores the rich history of the regiment's first days landing on the presidio after facing racism and persecution while fighting fierce campaigns across america and the glow. they've been some awful places out in the plains. >> and they've been in the jungles of the philippines and grasslands of the philippines. and so when you come to a place like california say, hey, this looks, this is nice stayer. the buffalo soldiers found. >> in california. >> more welcoming even in 19 0, 2, 19 o for them. >> other places in the united states, it was the first time that a black unit, the buffalo soldier unit had been located in a major city most of the time serving in the frontier. they were out an isolated posts from the indian wars and brutal guerrilla warfare in the pacific. >> to serving as the honorary

guard for president roosevelt's visit to san francisco in 19. 0, 3, and protecting the national parks as the first park rangers, their accomplishments left a permanence in america, helping establish sequoia national park, earning respect prestige, rarely seen amongst african-americans living in the post-war reconstruction era. it was kind of unprecedented at the time that they treated the same as white soldiers. you can say, ok? >> they weren't. they are making very much money. okay. but they were they were making the same amount of money they knew that it's remarkable to look at. these guys are professionals and you know, so so so those kind of interactions have a positive effect. when you see a black >> who knows know, it's a straight better you did. you kind of pay attention. try to learn effect. they still talk about today or, you know, we're 100 over 100 years later, the last segregated unit was deactivated in 1951, more than 400 buffalo soldiers

are buried at the national cemetery of san francisco. >> including william tompkins who received the medal of honor at the battle of tie a cobra in 18. 98. >> their contribution as soldiers and citizens honor. and remember, with the help of historians like brian shelling. >> who hopes the next generation of storytellers keeps the legacy of these brave men alive. there's plenty more work to be done. >> there in california that's is people like and mentoring in and pass on. you know, this passion for writing about the buffalo soldiers its story will carry on after i'm gone. >> reporting from the presidio in san francisco for photojournalist jerry nap. i'm stephanie kron. 4 news. kron 4 continues to honor black history all this month. >> we sure to tune in for our special coming up on february twenty-seventh at 06:30pm, twenty-seventh at 06:30pm, hosted by rania and the west.

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plus years. and this is kind of like total shock. >> developing on the kron 4 morsing news right now. police are searching for the person that shot an officer in hillsborough. the reaction from neighbors as that officer recovers this morning. plus, the pope in critical condition today from pneumonia and a lung infection. people around the world pray for his health. free time. >> someone calls 9, 1, because they need help right away. a fire doubles in size every 60 seconds. >> and some local firefighters pointing to a recent blaze as the perfect example for why recently closed fire stations must reopen. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, february the 23rd. let's check in first with meteorologist kathy

trafton. good morning, cathy. good morning, stephanie. i think a lot of people are going to like this and mostly cloudy skies. while not too hot, not too cold. a little bit on the warm side. yeah, we've got the clouds. we've got even some raindrops in the north bay reports of the raindrops not terribly impressive. the accumulations are not going to be all that. >> but still we get the rain certainly in the pacific northwest rain in northern california. we get just those extra rain drops and they'll start to diminish over time. so what we've got in store for us, those light showers going away eventually could linger just a little bit. and then mild to warm weather all the way through midweek. it's a quiet week for the most part, but midweek. boy, a big warm-up comes 10 to 15 degrees above normal. that would be specially tuesday into wednesday. our next chance of rain is next month. that would be the beginning of march, which is march first is next saturday. so it's coming up faster than you might think. temperatures right now mainly

in the 40's and 50's upper 40's to low 50's mid 50's and really it's been mild overnight because of all the cloud cover tends to keep earth's heat close to the ground. so it doesn't radiate away. look ahead this morning this afternoon this evening, mostly cloudy, mostly cloudy, mostly cloudy, high temperatures from the 50's to low 70's. stephanie. kathy, thank you. >> breaking overnight, a large sideshow was reported in oakland early sunday morning. you can see video of the incident right there on your screen. this is from the citizen app. it happened grand arrest rather west grand avenue and maritime street, the ramp to get on to the bay bridge. no reported injuries or arrests. reached out to chp and oakland police for more details. and developing this morning right now, police in hillsborough are searching for the person that shot one of their officers. neighbors were told to stay indoors and lock all doors and windows. saturday night. was jack moment has reaction.

>> manhunt is still very much going on for a suspect that police say ambushed to hillsboro police officer and shot him, injuring him. police say they responded to the incident around 3.49, in the afternoon on saturday. they say the suspect who shot at the officers was a note to the police department. we do not know if this was targeted or related to some kind of issue with the suspect. but we do know the officer was taken to a local hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. we've seen share of cars on scene crews from other police stations on scene canine units and police helicopters. the search is impocting both hillsborough and burlingame. neighbors tell us that they heard what sounded like firecrackers going off in the afternoon and i thought i heard. >> what 2 pops? like firecrackers. >> think anything of it. and then lone behold about 12 minutes later, there's like 18 sheriff units. i was very

concerned, you know, obviously for not only myself and my family, community it's this is never, you know. been living here for 50 plus years. and this is kind of like. total shock. hillsboro police sent their final update just before 10:00pm. now they did say, though, that they will be updating more information. >> as the day continues into sunday as this manhunt near continues. both in hillsborough and in burlingame kron. 4 news. i'm jack moment. >> contra costa sheriff's deputies. they found illegal weapons and abe point home thursday. they've been serving an arrest warrant for a man who is a convicted felon. deputies found 2 stolen handguns rifles and weapons without serial numbers. the man has been arrested and faces several charges. antioch, a man is in jail for allegedly shooting at his ex-girlfriend. police say it happened last week on cash peak drive after an argument between the former couple. the man was arrested after a brief police chase. rhe woman was

not injured. and happening right now police are looking for this man. they say he's connected to several thefts at lowe's stores throughout santa clara county. just last week. police say he loaded building materials on to a flat cart and left without paying. investigators are hoping for leads from the public. and condition this morning after a long respiratory crisis. kron 4 reached out to the bay area's catholic community and many people are coming together in prayer. >> well, i think this news from today is going to come as a bit of a surprise, frankly, shock. my sense is that over the course of the past several days, the reaction has been one of concern, but some muted. because the daily updates have been generally pending in the positive direction and he's been very tough spots before. so i think the reaction in the past few days has been. concerned that some of muted. i think the

news from today is going to ratchet up the concern quite a bit. so as we go into the sunday mike parish and i'm sure all the parishes in the archdiocese we're gonna make explicit reference to the holy father will pay for the father. and quite certain that in the coming day in 2 days, that can be a lot more intentional gathering for prayer on behalf of the holy father. >> doctors say the pope required oxygen and blood transfusions he thinks should treated for pneumonia and a complex lung infection. and now communities across the world are sending wishes for recovery. reporter emmy victor has that story. >> flowers and candles are being placed outside the italy hospital where pope francis is being treated for a respiratory illness. the vatican announcing that pope francis is in critical condition after receiving high flows of oxygen and blood transfusions. the statement also said the pope remains alert and spent the day in an armchair pope francis who

turned 88 years old in december has been in the hospital for over a week with pneumonia. despite growing concerns about his health, people close to the pope say he has no plans to resign. i think his view as long as god wants me to do this. >> i will do it to the best of my abilities the lord will give me the health to do it others when the health is no longer that he's unable to, then he'll take as a sign to stop. his basic instinct will be to carry on. pope francis has been the head of the catholic church since 2013 following the resignation of pope benedict. the 16th. >> because of his illness, pope francis was absent this week for holy year. celebrations at the vatican, which was attended by catholics around the world, including us hope. it's always we're praying for him. and the hope of a better world. >> in the east bay, the oakland firefighters union says in apartment fire wednesday is a perfect example. why fire station should not be closed in the

city. >> the blaze broke out shortly after 9 at 55 macarthur. the apartment is a 2 minute drive from fire station number 10. but that station closed 3 years ago for renovation% and has still not reopened. crew located 5 minutes away with the ones to respond. 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 aggressively stop it from spreading. >> there's no word if or when station 10 will reopen at the start of this year. city also close stations. 25 28 in the oakland hills due to the budget crisis for more stations are slated to close later this month. city council

members say they are working to prevent that from happening. >> a popular black history month parade returns to oakland today. thousands of people gather for the black joy parade. this is the parade's 8th year. organizers say they will be more than 200 black owned vendors stage performances, games, food and classic cars. this year's theme finding joy in the small moments. >> 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 free to attend. it starts at 12 30. a frank ogawa plaza in downtown oakland. kron four's honoring black history. be sure to tune in for our special on february 27th at 06:30pm. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new bill aims to provide california teachers with affordable housing. >> how many units would have built. >> very safe neighborhood.

everybody pretty much knows each other. go by and see if they're >> plus, some neighbors worried after a convenience store employee shot and killed an attempted armed robbery suspect. what we're learning about this violent situation. and february is american heart month after the break, kaiser permanente physician-in-chief doctor in joins us live in studio with ways you can take care of yourself. and this morning's weather features mostly cloudy skies and a few raindrops in the north bay. >> we have several changes in the weather pattern coming up this week and into next weekend. stay tuned to weekend. stay tuned to weather.

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>> all right. well, this morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge. you can't really see a lot of it because of all the fog out there. kathy, are you sure that's the golden gate bridge going have was beautiful towers right? you can't even see a so i just looked it up to the towers. rise 546 feet from the water. and so when you can't even see the top of the towers, that gives you an idea of how high those clouds are was supposed to be low clouds clouds also at the coastline. there is also some sunshine. so we'll call it mostly cloudy skies for today. temperature wise, we're in the 50's and the 40's at this hour because all those clouds tend to keep the overnight temperatures on the warm side because all that heat doesn't radiate away. so we're mainly in the 40's and 50's. we will warm up very nicely. despite all the clouds into the 50's and 60's and even some low 70's. so here's a look at the

forecast model showing us some precipitation mainly in oregon and washington and then also in northern california. and there is, again, the dividing line, the golden gate where it seems like it there any raindrops fall in the bay area. they're going to be in our northernmost counties in the wine country. so we're in great shape. it's going to be absolutely beautiful. not that much rain for us now in eureka. yeah. by tuesday, maybe over half an inch 10th of an inch mendocino. this is not a big deal. even in northern california. so if you see a few raindrops, you're not going to really need an umbrella. it's not a big deal. so this morning, mostly cloudy skies will keep it mostly cloudy throughout the day throughout the bay area. and despite that, we do have some warming going so here we go. forecast model showing not only that chance of the precipitation, but we'll see big ridge big arch here in the model. and you'll see that sun big area of high pressure that builds in bringing us really warm unseasonable temperatures mid week. so we're going to see that big push of numbers

in monday and tuesday into wednesday. and then you see it go off to the east and look at this area of low pressure is a trough and you you watch to see this area dropping off. that's a little cut off low. pinching off from the main storm system that heads to southern california, according to this model that sometimes those areas that are cut off lows can bounce around a little hard to forecast. but guess what, then we have another chance for precipitation come this weekend. despite the talk of all, the rain drops its not that much because if i show you the forecast model is 6 to ten-day outlook where you see gray, that is about normal precipitation for us from march. 2nd, stephanie. kathy, thank you. >> we help this morning. february is heart month. a time to raise awareness about heart disease. the leading cause of death in the country. kaiser permanente. physician in chief doctor rita is back walk us through what we can all do to make sure we're staying healthy. good morning to you, doctor. good morning. it's lovely to be here. yeah, it's always a joy to have you.

so to start us off here, why are you know the rates of heart disease so high in the united states? yeah, there's actually a lot of causes about this. first of all, i'm glad that we're all talking about it in february. many of us are wearing are shades of red. i love your picked ty. thank you. your read february is the time where we are focusing on heart health, but it should be always. >> we know that the rates and instances of heart attacks are continuing to rise over time. and that's a large part because of sedentary lifestyles changes in terms of more chronic disease, hypertension, diabetes, and sometimes we're so busy that we don't stop to take care of her own yeah, that's that can be true. i think a lot of us are kind of thinking back on our own like day-to-day habits and how we can improving those small ways. so is there any explanation as no why the rates are so i think first of all, there's a large genetic component to it, right, particularly as our lives become more sedentary and people are eating things that are more processed foods rather than those wholesome

fruits and vegetables we see in grocery aisles, you can start to develop more things like high cholesterol, hypertension, and diabetes. we know that those are bad for your heart. i was described the heart a lot like a house. there's a plumbing system and electrical system and then the structure that plumbing system over many years. if your blood is high and rich in cholesterol and sugars, you can start to develop clapped place, which will then subsequently lead to so how can we take better care of that internal plumbing yes, it's not rocket science. so it comes down to a couple different principles. number one, make this a priority in your life. i know particularly for people that are busy in their prime of their lives with busy jobs and raising kids and families sometimes the have your health. this last thing that you think about. but you want to actually focus on that now. so having a very active lifestyle, making sure you're taking care of your mental health, trying to reduce stress as much as possible. we know that's really challenging. definitely not smoking. that could be one of the most detrimental things

that happens. your health and then staying on top of your chronic conditions and senior primary care physician know your numbers, blood pressure, blood sugars. cluster levels. your weight, your waist size, all those things become really important. you mention, you know, introducing more movement in allies now for folks who are busy or maybe they have more limited mobility issues are their exercises that you recommend people can try to incorporate that easy to do. i love this question because i'm not a gym rat. in fact, i'm a very busy working mom. yeah. and so i don't spend hours in the gym and nor do i have that time. and yet what i tell people is at the time requirement, isn't that high? it's our studies of actually demonstrate that if you are able to access the 115 minutes a week, that's a little bit more than 20 minutes. a day. not not too bad. and it's doing the things that you've left to do. so, for example, for me, i love the garden or go take a walk with the kids are troubled basketball around things like that where you're able to get your heart rate up but still

be able to have a conversation with a person standing next to you. when you go, grocery, stop shopping parking the further spot instead of circling around for half an hour. i'm the closest spot fathom to be able to get some of those steps in. i try to take the stairs where i can and really as much as i can doing these with social activities that are motivating my mind, body and health and engaging with other people. those of the things that are going to keep you healthy. yes, some good ideas now, are there any differences in heart disease rates between men and women? yes prep. so for decades, a lot of the research that was done both here in america as well as abroad was primarily focused on and so over the last many, many years, organizations like the american heart association have really talked about the importance of making sure that we're looking all of our populations. so we know that women in particular, some his present a little bit differently with heart pain. the classic description that you'll hear, which women experience as well as an

elephant sitting on my chest. but we actually know that for women, sometimes those symptoms are more subtle. sometimes it can present with severe fatigue or pain or somebody squeezing or dizziness or some back pain, women can often present more subtly. and so the most important thing now is that, you know, your body best if you're not feeling right, make sure you seek help. yeah, can tell you the number of times patients come in, particularly my male patients. it's because their wife or their partner nag them to come so i am nagging all the women out there to make sure that you are also looking own son doesn't take care of yourself as well. and the come in for women. believe it or not, cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of for good in my county for women. anybody over the age of 20 actually has women actually has a 40 to 47% chance of actually having some form of cardiovascular disease. i had is astounding if you think about yeah, that's some pretty

concerning. they're so important reminder that people should screenings that are available. so speaking all that's on the topic of screenings. you know, are there and where can people go for something that might be affordable, other other preventative measures that people can? so, for example, at kaiser permanente, we recommend that you see your primary care physician once a year at minimum to check in on your symptoms. and actually it every time you going in to see your doctor. they're doing a hard check right there. checking your blood pressure to make sure it's within normal range. as american heart association, we've often talked about how hypertension is the silent killer. you won't feel anything until something bad happens down the line because you've had such high pressure is running in your blood vessels for so many years. so it's actually very important in general. it's around one 20 over 80. that's a good range rain. it's going be a little bit lower. little bit higher for others, but in general, those intimate you want to look at want to keep track of your heart rate. and as i mentioned before, things like your weight as we get

older and particularly for women as you go through the various stages, your life and the even reaching pre menopause or menopause, your body's going to change and what those set points are going to be change your primary care physician is going to be your strategist together with you to figure out what you should do to take good care of yourself. okay. very hopeful there in our last about 60 seconds if someone does feel perhaps a heart attack that might be coming on, what are the immediate steps to take? yes, so particularly if you know that you have a history of cardiovascular health and you're having that severe crushing chest pain, don't delay going to the hospital get checked out. seconds means muscles. right? if you do have about you don't have any country indications from a believing standpoint taking a baby aspirin is a good idea. and then obviously seeking help right? have a friend or a family call somebody to help come see you and bring them along. now, the one thing i will cpr is really important

particularly at the american heart association, we're encouraging everybody to get trained on how to do cpr. bystander cpr out in the field. men actually have a much higher surviving that than women women, much less likely get cpr on the field because people are afraid to do cpr. it's not hard. i've trained all 3 of my boys under the age of 10. how to do cpr. it is absolutely life saving their resources on our website online and in many public institutions and how to do that. wonderful. doctor baden with kaiser, thank you so much for your time. all right. for your time. all right. we'll be right back. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so the five blades

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>> much didn't raise it took some time for me to show >> ron, route till to >> and we're bringing music to your ears this sunday morning. that was jazz performer and hercules native august least events south and by the kron 4 studio on saturday. she's just one of the many talented artists participating in the noise, pop music festival in san francisco this weekend. she says being in the bay area helped fuel her creativity. >> 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 hver 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. >> of this year's noise pop festival is sold out. all

right. good morning at 8.30, this morning. thanks so much for continuing to watch us here at kron 4. i'm stephanie lin. we continue our coverage with meteorologist kathy trafton. hi, kathy. hey, stephanie, it's a lovely morning. lots of clouds probably waking >> if you're in the north you might be wondering about those rain drops. >> well, there are some raindrops, but some of them are not even hitting the ground are evaporating first called berg. of course. so we've got a beautiful day across the north bay. this is a great view from mount tam up ice. you see some of the clouds are very low level strata, slow clouds, fog. there are also some upper level clouds as well in the cloud cover has served to keep us really quite warm overnight with temperatures bottoming out in the 40's and 50's. now we're mainly in the 50's. the wind is light and variable on the air. quality is very good. so we're in for just a perfect sunday. now, if you're looking at the radar returns, you might be thinking. well, gosh, look at that. rain falling in the north bay yet mainlynin northern california, mainly in

washington and oregon. but it looks like above above the golden gate, there's some raindrops, but there's really they're showing on the radar and they're really going through a drier atmosphere and at the surface, it's trace observations across the north bay. you have to go up to eureka to see even an inch of rain or so half an inch of rain at that point. but overall, we're just going to see a beautiful day. in fact, our spell of weather coming up through the beginning of march that be through the and up next weekend that the march second next sunday looks about normal across the bay area. so going to see a few raindrops, especially next weekend. but nothing above normal. so in terms of our next couple of days, we'll call it mostly cloudy, getting a little sunnier, a little warmer. we drop temperatures on monday. warm-up will look at in tuesday and then tuesday into wednesday. look at that picture. ling up on this departure from normal map which shows warmer temperatures up in. can you get and the red or you get the harder you get? so this a certainly warmer than you would normally expect for this time of year. and then those

numbers start to drop back a little bit as we head toward the beginning of march next weekend will start thinking more about the rain. then the temperatures, stephanie. >> kathy, thank you. in the east bay, a suspect was shot to death during an attempted armed robbery. it happened friday night at a convenience store in concord. humphries, lindsey ford spoke with neighbors in the area. >> i heard all police last night and as going to come out i thought it just wreck because they keep reckoning on it wasn't a car wreck that woke neighbors up friday night. >> but an attempted robbery at a convenience store that into the robbery suspect dead at 11, 30 concord. police say the suspect armed with a shotgun was forcing an employee to open the store's safe. while this was going on. another employee fired their weapon at the suspect. allen, who lives across the street from the store says he wasn't shocked because he says crime has risen everywhere, but it still hits home. >> very safe neighborhood.

everybody pretty much knows each other and that's not for each other. walking her dogs saturday afternoon, dad and says he is close friends with the convenience store owners. i was after rockies. them. >> when i go by and see if they're takes, i was seriously concerned about them. >> the data and says she has lived here for 15 years and feels relatively but she says she recalls another robbery in area. >> look, it's a house guns. >> she says all she wants is for her friends. the convenience store owners to focus on healing >> they're great people. so whenever they need help with anything, they always call me. >> concord, police have not yet identified the suspect who died in concord. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> in santa rosa sheriffs deputies found a 2 year-old in a room with sentinel while they were serving a search warrant for drug distribution.

deputies also found cocaine, meth and weapons. the suspect tell us noelle was arrested on multiple charges, including child endangerment and to the area. tech companies now face a lawsuit. they are accused of failing to provide safeguards against predators seeking to sexually abuse children. the family of a 13 year-old boy filed the complaint last week against san francisco based discord and san mateo based roadblocks. the boy's parents say their son had been communicating with a man who demanded nude photos and sexually explicit content from him in exchange for video game currency. a lawyer representing the family says they want to hold the platforms accountable. >> we're seeking to have the companies do what they have been saying all along that they do, you know, which is to ensure that their safety for minors using the platforms and there isn't the aand it, whether it's reviewing our complaint and seeing the details. there just doing research. parents need to understand that there is sexually explicit material if they have available to children on these on these platforms.

>> as for the man accused of abusing the child. the lawsuit says he had multiple victims. he was caught by police last year and is serving a 12 year sentence. schools have been given an ultimatum by the trump administration. get rid of programs that promote diversity, equity and inclusion. also known as d. i or risk losing federal funding four's rob nesbitt reports. >> 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 or 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 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. >> it's the basketball version of the big game. cal and stanford went down to the wire last night. kron 4 sports reporter ben ross has the details. >> well, a busy day of college basketball yesterday featuring rivalries had a record breaking performance. did i say rivalries? well, it doesn't get a whole lot bigger than cal and stanford look at this. they turn the lights back on before they actually started the game? and check out who's in the house, mike montgomery. he coached both cal and stanford during his legendary career honored before the game. very cool to see him there. let's get to

the highlights just over a minute ago, stanford was up by 2 ryan agger wall buries the 3 pushes the lead to 5 but cal answers back and within 3 andrej stojakovic the stanford transfer count it and the foul 3 point play ties the game 61. each ensuing stanford possession a mistake here, bike house. leave door 2000 axiom right now sends him to the line where he would make both free throws that stanford or a no rather had 20 points and 8 rebounds. and stanford is back in front. still a chance for cal final seconds down by 3 jeremiah wilkinson couldn'o get it to fall for the tie. as stanford hangs on to win it. 66 to 61. cardinal have won 4 straight over the bears. well, a huge matchup in the west coast conference as well. saint mary's was looking for the season sweep of gonzaga. the gaels trying to clinch their second straight wcc regular-season title and

in the 2nd half, they're up by one. my king louis, the freshman from oakland. the 3 plus the foul. he led saint mary's with 18 points. next possession is look, barrett can't leave them open like that. 14 points for the piedmont high product. saint mary's spoil senior night at the 74 to 67. the gaels are back-to-back wcc regular-season champions. santa clara also got a big win last night 1, 0, 9, 79 over washington state. they made 23 3 pointers wcc single game record and san jose state beats wyoming. that's your look at sports. we'll send it back to you. >> and francisco's mayor daniel lurie show his support for some young athletes saturday, larry threw the first pitch at the san francisco youth baseball leagues opening day. this was at kimball fields near japan town. the head of san francisco, recreation and parks department and the fire chief also attended a parade around the diamond capped off

the day. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, 2 bay area cities named among the top. >> a culinary hotspots in the nation will tell you where you can find some good eats. >> its an event urging music dance, art and history. coming up next, a bay area rap legend mistah fab is in studio with why black history is more than a month. >> and skies are mostly great for your sunday. raindrops hospital in the north bay temperatures are mild. if you change upcoming week, sort it all out. coming up in weather.

>> it's 43 this morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge or what you can make out of it. it's a pretty foggy out there. it looks like at this hour, kathy. >> i should say i've been sort of enjoying watching these images throughout the morning is rich disappears and the towers reappear. now we know exactly where we are in a few moments. again, it's like a lava lamp. sort of slow motion. very, very pretty mostly cloudy skies today. that's no surprise. looking at that image. temperatures at this hour, mainly in the 50's. so it was mild overnight. they didn't get too cold because of all the cloud cover, right? it keeps all the heat close to the ground. speaking of clouds, oh, my goodness. look at all these clouds streaming in to the pacific northwest, bringing the rain way up there. there are actually some hints of lightning strikes just off the coast and you'll notice the rain drops appear

to be going right down to the golden gate, not south of it. not so much east of it. but you know what? observations on the ground are showing really not much of this is hitting the ground in the north bay. that means it's maybe trace amounts of most going to linger. and then just peter out as we go on through the day. but i had to put that possibility of some raindrops in the forecast. now, here's the forecast model. this is showing us what's going on in the future. so you can see today we had the possibility of rain again monday looks like this very light rain again, just that dividing line. isn't that funny? right there at the golden gate? well, okay, we have a chance of a few rain drops again. not a big deal. if they fall, it would be in the north bay and then a ridge builds in a big area of high pressure. you can see the idea of the counter, the clockwise circulation that is around the ridge and that builds in. and that brings us not only respite for many clouds and rain. we may be a few clouds, but we're going to some warm up. we're going to see some really warm temperatures come midweek or so. maybe 10, 15 degrees above

normal. and then looking here, what's happening coming in for next weekend. this would be the first weekend of march, widespread precipitation in the forecast across the bay area. again, not a huge amount of rain, but then after that, we're going to start to see some changes once again. today's temperatures primarily in the 60's, whether you're in san francisco are right along the low 60's there, they shoreline again. same deal, a little warmer as you head south as per usual. 67 degrees in palo alto. 65 for woodside. you get down to the santa clara valley numbers in the low 70's for and status in saratoga. campbell, santa clara, everyone there is in the 70's 70 exactly 70 for livermore, dublin. 69, as you see for just hovering around the mid 60's to low 70's as we go through the east bay and up to the north bay santa rosa with the warm spots at 72 degrees. let me show you what's happening. the next 7 days. okay. so we've got

mostly cloudy skies and we finally clear things out and become more sunny on tuesday tuesday and then wednesday, especially big pop in temperatures will keep it kind of on the warm side into thursday. although the clouds start to increase next chance of rain next weekend. stephanie. and we're celebrating black history month here at kron. 4 schoolyard wrapped. a local group in oakland is on a mission to teach people about african american culture. >> we're also putting on a family friendly show. joining me live this morning is bay area rap legend mister pfaff. he's telling us all about this important event more than a month. good morning. thanks so much for joining us. said on. hey, i'm good. we appreciate you getting up i know, you know, you're out and about, you know, you're out like, you

know, performing in great, just hustling out there. >> so tell us a bit about, you know, schoolyard rapid, this all start school. your rap is a show that goes cities, cities nationwide. >> actually caught the show about 2 years ago cal berkeley. and i was just mesmerized. it was said it was so informative and it wasn't just about. pioneers some of our ancestors that we already know about. but it was more about. just teaching us about the whole journey chronologically about the black man's plight and rise. and here. and i reached out to the brother grill grill who's a a performer and educator a teacher, a father, an amazing man. and i talked him. i was like, what can we do to bring it to oakland? but not just bring it on a minute scale. i want to be able to and hansen and amplify it. and he was like, man, that's just conflate and i put it together, bring as many kids

as we possibly can and spread so that's what we did. we rented out the paramount. the ad march first. yeah. and we're going to just go out put it together. i told him that out diligently doing my promotion side and on the things that's represents as our company. but it shows his production, his ideas. he's so he's plays. amazing is an amazing guy. an amazing performer. and i'm just happy to be partnering with him to bring this to my city so the kids can have an opportunity to learn about themselves. great know what the families expect when they when they come out to the show tonight on that night. it's great energy. it's a you know, we're intertwining hip-hop. hip-hop is the hypnosis of hip-hop is everybody is tuned into it. but the beauty of it is it's educational. so the edge you tame it level of it where you're getting educated and you're still being entertained. yeah, he has a whole cast of amazing performers that are going to be coming out from dance to a song writing to saying to hit

pot reps to some familiar to lose that people may be used to. but with a twist to and it's very engaging. everybody is interactive and it's kids family like all water. they like. i actually when i was sitting down at the show, i'm like. you are mesmerized. i'm talking about like under hypnosis, like you would never. i never would have thought that the will play and through a hip-hop style performance that i would be that on the edge of my seat like what's next, like i'm loving how he's intertwining the hip-hop culture with history. and then i just thought about it. if this curriculum is placed in schools, a lot more of our kids would be more interested in learning about themselves about the history of where they come from and how important it is to know where you've been to be motivated to continue to keep moving forward. so he's definitely pushing the culture forward. and then the trajectory that it's going, i told him that i

would love to be a part of it. just bringing it to oakland and the bay area whatever i can put on it. hey, i would love to be a part of the but this guy, this guy's amazing jimenez whole cast. and i just told him that i want to be out and advocate for that because this is what our children need. and we understand. he's also tributes for historically black colleges to, for sure, for sure is like motivating the kids to go as well as which will lead one day. i hope to bring an hbcu to oakland like i would love to doctor huey newton university. i think that would be amazing. and we need it, especially how you know, historical oakland has been and what we've contributed to the world from that. i would love to be a part of that. but this that and the educational feel and then it's gets a performer's. so, yeah, i'm surprised farm as we have some some children actually performing that will be a part of it, ok, just interacting. so those kids can see themselves not only seeing kids in the crowd but saying this educational on stage but

watching themselves it's very motivating mandate, something i encourage a lot of people to go out. black history is more than a month. you know, can't marginalize our contributions to around and just a month. so importance of doing it, march versus right after you thought. but history was done. now we come right back with it. so we come right back with a march. 1st more than a month at the paramount. the tickets are on school er at dot com. we have an affordable linked to the people who may not be able to a fort. whatever ticketmaster's charging, but we have a family and friends linked that we will be sending out and i'm just i'm just happy to be a part of the you know, you never just been included in something. saw him riding for like, like i created i go. i'm an advocate which you? so i told him that that energy is just that motivating i'm happy to be a part of that. great know this stuff we start to wrap things up here in our last minute. >> what type of events does

school post year round. it's it's this thing. will he started off as a teacher and you know, he advocated away from his before job. >> and said this is what i want to do. writing this playwriting schoolyard rat going out speaking and performing. and i just hope to see this on broadway one day. this is one of those shows is one of those shows that can play they us. and as somebody who i didn't grow up with this guy and that as i say it, i started off as a fan in the crowd and being able to say now we're partnering and we're working. i want to see the production continue to keep growing and to see somebody come in and invest in the show like this because it's very deserving of it. and it just goes to show when people come together in the community how impactful we can be and how many lives it can change safe and steer off the road that they may be on. so i'm enjoying that. glad i got some rest this morning to be able to come in share with you guys and look forward to seeing many of you guys that the black joy parade today in

oakland, california, where we're going to continue to just he pushing, pushing, pushing, pushing love peace and encouraging folks to keep building together because we deserve each other and with so much stronger as a unit. >> alright, mistah fab, thank you so much for getting up early for us this morning. you early for us this morning. you to assure 5 will back.

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>> been living here for 50 plus years. and this is kind of like in total shock. >> developing on the kron 4 morning news right now. police are searching for the person that shot an officer in hillsborough. the reaction from neighbors as that officer recovers this morning. plus, the pope in critical condition from pneumonia and a lung infection. people around the world pray for his health. every time. >> someone calls 9, 1, because they need help right away. a fire doubles in size every 60 seconds. >> and some local firefighters pointing to a recent blaze has the perfect example for why recently closed down fire stations must reopen. good

morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. >> it is february the 23rd and let's get started with a look at your weather with kathy trafton. hi kathy stefani. it's a mostly cloudy day. it's going to >> i spent there. >> because we've got a few raindrops in the north bay, but a lot of them aren't even hitting the ground. so if you have your rain gear out, you're ready for a big day. loose. we're gonna have to go way north to get the raindrops. in fact, we're going to see a big change in weather pattern over this week. but here's what we've got today. it's a lot of fog clouds, this area of this cloud cloudiness over the golden gate bridge. it's been kind of playing peek-a-boo with the bridge. so at times you don't see the towers at all. you don't even know where you are. and then there they are again, tops of the golden of the golden gate bridge towers. so it's going to be mostly cloudy through much of the day. and there's ray. i did mention the rain. it's mainly washington and in oregon and northern

california. but even there is not a lot of rain. so a lot of falling through a dry atmosphere in the north bay. so the lower level the atmosphere is not reporting much in the way of rainfall despite the radar returns that you see. so we'll call it a trace of rain. there is a great through a time lapse view there. and here are headlines. yeah. the light showers. if you see any at all the north bay, they taper off rather quickly. we get mild to warm temperatures as quiet through midweek and then a big ridge starts to build in our temperatures swore by wednesday, 10 to 15 degrees above normal. but it won't last that long. it'll be mild all week long. but the chance of rain that will be the big focus for next weekend. next week is an end is the very first weekend of march. we're going to start out with some raindrops, stephanie. breaking overnight. a large sideshow was reported in oakland early sunday morning. >> you can see video of the incident on your screen. this is from the citizen app. it

happened at west grand avenue and maritime street, the ramp to get on to the bay bridge. no reported injuries were arrests. we have reached out to chp and oakland police for more details. and developing this morning right now, police in hillsborough are searching for the person that shot one of their officers. neighbors were told to stay indoors and lock all doors and windows. saturday night. jack moment brings us reaction. >> manhunt is still very much going on for a suspect that police say ambushed to hillsboro police officer and shot him, injuring him. police say they responded to the incident around 3.49, in the afternoon on saturday. they say the suspect who shot at the officers was a note to the police department. we do not know if this was targeted or related to some kind of issue with the suspect. but we do know the officer was taken to a local hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. we've seen share of cars on scene crews from other police stations on scene canine units and police helicopters. the search is impacting both hillsborough and burlingame. neighbors tell

us that they heard what sounded like firecrackers going off in the afternoon and i thought i >> what 2 pops? like firecrackers. >> think anything of it. and then lone behold about 12 minutes later, there's like 18 sheriff units. i was very concerned, you know, obviously for not only myself and my family, community this is never, you know, i been living here for 50 plus years. and this is kind of like. total shock. hillsboro police sent their final update just before 10:00pm. now they did say, though, that they will be updating more information. >> as the day continues into sunday as this manhunt near continues. both in hillsborough and in burlingame kron. 4 news. i'm jack moment. >> contra costa county sheriff deputies found illegal weapons and abe point home thursday.

they've been serving an arrest warrant for a man who was a convicted felon. deputies found 2 stolen handguns rifles and weapons without serial numbers. the man has been arrested and faces several charges. antioch, a man is in jail for allegedly shooting at his ex-girlfriend. police say it happened last week on cash paidrive after argument between the former couple. the man was arrested after a brief police chase. the woman was not injured. happening now, the road police are looking for this man. they say he's connected to several thefts at lowe's stores throughout santa clara county. this last week. police say he loaded building materials on to a flat cart and left without paying. investigators are hoping for leads from the public. pope francis is in critical condition this morning after a long respiratory crisis. 4 reached out to the bay area's catholic community. many people coming together in prayer. >> well, i think this news from today is going to come as a bit of a surprise, frankly, shock. my sense is that over

the course of the past several days, the reaction has been one of concern, but some muted. because the daily updates have been generally pending in the positive direction and he's been very tough spots before. so i think the reaction in the past few days has been. concerned that some of muted. i think the news from today is going to ratchet up the concern quite a bit. so as we go into the sunday mike parish and i'm sure all the parishes in the archdiocese gonna make explicit reference to the holy father will pay for the holy father. and quite certain that in the coming days today's this can be a lot more intentional gathering for prayer on behalf of the holy father. >> doctors say the pope required oxygen and blood transfusions. he's being treated for pneumonia and a complex lung infection. now communities across the world are sending him wishes for recovery reporter and the victor has the story.

>> flowers and candles are being placed outside the italy hospital where pope francis is being treated for a respiratory illness. the vatican announcing that pope francis is in critical condition after receiving high flows of oxygen and blood transfusions. the statement also said the pope remains alert and spent the day in an armchair pope francis who turned 88 years old in december has been in the hospital for over a week with pneumonia. despite growing concerns about his health, people close to the pope say he has no plans to resign. i think his view as long as god wants me to do this. >> i will do it to the best of my abilities and the lord will give me the health to do it others when the health is not over, that he's unable to, then he'll take as a sign to stop. but his basic instinct will be to carry on. pope francis has been the head of the catholic church since 2013 following the resignation of pope benedict. the 16th. >> because of his illness, pope francis was absent this

week for holy year. celebrations at the vatican, which was attended by catholics around the world, including us hope. it's always we're praying for him. and the hope of a better world. >> in the east bay, the oakland firefighters union says in apartment fire wednesday. >> is a perfect example. why fire stations should not be closed in the city. the blaze broke out shortly after 9 at 55 macarthur. the apartment is a 2 minute drive from fire station number 10. but that station closed 3 years ago for renovations and still has not reopened. accrue located 5 minutes away with the ones 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 presently to to stop it from no word if for wednesday should 10 will reopen at the start of this year. city also closed stations. 25 28 in the oakland hills. >> due to the budget crisis for more stations are slated to close later this month. city council members say they are working to prevent that from happening. a popular black history month parade returns to oakland today. thousands of people gather for the black joy parade. this is the parade's 8th year. organizers say they will be more than 200 black owned vendors stage performances, games, food and classic cars. this year's theme finding joy in the small moments. >> coming across different times for a lot of people, a lot of things happening in the world to. so i think it's really taking the time to find joy in the small moments that get that do exist. >> the parade is free to attend. it starts at 12, 30 at

frank awa plaza in downtown oakland. and kron. 4 is honoring black history. be sure to tune in for our special february 27th at 06:30pm. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new bill aims to provide california teachers with affordable housing. >> just how many units would have built? >> it's very neighborhood. everybody pretty much knows each other when i go by and see if they're >> plus, some neighbors worried after a convenience store employee shot and killed an attempted armed robbery suspect. what we're learning about this violent situation. >> and it's a mostly cloudy sunday. high clouds, if you're at half moon bay, low clouds here, right across the golden gate bridge and even a few raindrops possibly in the north bay know what things are going turn around a couple of times this week we've got some changes to talk about coming up in weather.

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>> all right, live look outside at the bay bridge this morning at 9.12. let's check in now for a look at the weather with kathy kathy. >> stephanie is a mostly cloudy sunday. and so we saw those high clouds at the bay bridge. here's another bridge. what if you can see it? it's the golden gate bridge and we've got low clouds. you know okay. there's a top of one of the towers right there could barely make it out. these towers rise up from the water. 746 feet. so that means that's just about the level of the cloud tops right? so it's

really mostly cloudy. it's not going to burn off everywhere. so we'll keep it mostly cloudy throughout the day and into the evening. right now, san francisco, 56 degrees. in fact, pretty much everywhere across the bay area. it's in the 50's. so lovely conditions. storm tracker shows forecast models and it shows goodness gracious. look at that. >> some light precipitation right across the north bay. because you know what? also shows that the cut off area right there is about the golden gate. you know what this morning? the radar returns are showing maybe some light precipitation in the north bay that really not any reports hitting the ground to maybe a few traces and that's going to continue again, perhaps through tomorrow. it's a possibility. and the rainfall totals from the current storm, which really is focused on the pacific northwest. it's really bringing rain to washington and oregon. okay, a little bit too extreme. northern california but only half an inch through this weekend into tuesday for your weekend and 10th of an inch in mendocino.

so really it is not a big player in our forecast for this week. this morning, mostly cloudy this afternoon, mostly cloudy temperatures, mainly in the 60's and 70's, perhaps a few upper 50's tonight, mostly cloudy. and here is the forecast model showing you a big area of high pressure starting to develop. so you see all of a sudden once we get through monday with chance chance of some light rain to the north bay. we see. here is a big area of high pressure, clockwise flow of wind around the high. it deflects any storms pushes him to the north keeps us dry and it also brings us some warm temperatures. high strengthens tuesday and wednesday. and then here comes another area of low pressure is the high moves away. here's another trough and keep your eye on. this is really interesting at pinpoint that for you just where this area of low pressure starts to pinch off from the jet stream heads to southern california to cut off low. tough to forecast. sometimes they bounce around. but this computer model brings it off to the east and ity

keeps it away from us. this is what's in store for us. will this area of low pressure brings us some rain for the very first week of march. so that's great news will have some rain, but not enough to really move the needle. in fact, our our rainfall totals for the next number days through march second, which of the beginning of march. that's next sunday, march 2nd, normal. so when you see the gray there that the normal amounts of rain, we would expect mets about what we're going to get as we head into the end of february and into march. but the big talk it will be you'll be thinking about the heat come about mid-week because pink means warmer than normal. pink is in our forecast for tuesday and wednesday. and then it backs off just a little bit, but we'll stay above normal temperatures and then back toward normal as we head into next weekend, first weekend of march with the rain and normal temperatures. stephen. kathy, thank you. the boys of summer are back at work. baseball spring training is underway in arizona. >> the san francisco giants kicked off the 2025 season yesterday in scottsdale. we

have to wait a bit before we can take in a baseball game in the bay area. but fans that head to the desert to catch a spring training matchup can enjoy some unexpected perks, travel enthusiast in redmond joins us live now. dana, good morning to you. >> stephanie. yeah, spring training kicked off officially on thursday. san francisco giants call scottsdale home. but in all their 15 major league baseball teams spread out through 10 ballparks all about an hour or so. spring training runs about a month. so that's lot of games and a lot of time in between games to have some. but i'm in the desert. so let's get going, shall my first suggestion that had to water. let's go kayaking a bit unexpected, but not a bad way to beat the heat in between spring training games. cliff creek, outfitters guides half-day trips on the lower salt river and as you can see, these outings come

with some extra company many days. if you're lucky, you just might meet these guys. these wild horses while you're floating along. also keep your eyes open. eager its juvenile bald eagles, maybe some korans. they're just kind of magical when you come in contact with them. the water is so calm. this is typically we're of afloat, then a panel. so it's a great option for first-timers. that said the scenery. so good. even if you're in a more advanced popular, this is something you're probably going enjoy as well. i try and save room for this activity whenever i'm in town, every day is on the river. so you never know who you're going to meet. what you're going to see. my next suggestion. you have to get up early. but once use once you're up, you're gonna forget having to get up before the sun came up, a hot air balloon ride over the sonoran desert is just one of those bucket list activities for many people balloon flights. give

you a whole new perspective of the desert terrain. it's amazingly quiet. and when you're floating in the clouds, the loudest noise, it really comes from that from the higher burst of the balloons. propane burners, these propane burners get warm. so it hit that. i always pass along to people is to wear a hat to keep your head from feeling too toasty. hot expeditions and rainbow ryders are too hot air balloon operators in the area. they both offer very similar experiences you can't really go wrong. frank. lloyd wright, we know the bay area. well, with famed architect left his mark in the desert as well, unesco world heritage site tell us in west was built in the 1930's along with being rights winter home. it was an architecture school where his apprentice is home to their skills. you could call it a desert laboratory of sorts. it was built so that it wouldn't compete with the surrounding so that it would blend so rocks, sand, other desert

items. they all played a large role in its construction. there are a few different tour options to choose from the self-guided audio tour only takes about an hour. so it's really easy to schedule around those games. but if you have extra time, there's a two-hour behind the source behind the scenes guided tour offered as well. occasionally there's opportunities to visit at night and it's a great spot to take in the suns that complete with a fire-breathing dragon. so lots of fun to be had there. but when it comes to visiting this time of year, i mean, certainly spring training is what's driving many of the fans, but getting outside and enjoying being warm. that's a big part of the beauty of the desert. this time of year stotts downs, mcdowell sonoran preserve stretches more than 30,000 acres and more than 200 miles of trails to get out there on the gateway. trailhead is the main entrance to the preserve. there's easy access to a number of trails here that are accessible to folks with a

variety of fitness levels. so it's a great starting point for visitors. another perk no charge for parking. no charge to get in. so if you're looking for work out, you can find it here. if you just want leave early stroll in between games, that's fine, too. either way the views are great. sure to bring plenty of water and put on that sunscreen sunscreen. you've got everything you need for a great getaway in between all of those games. >> fantastic. thank you so much to dana, for always bringing the fun ideas and the beautiful video of all those different sites. we appreciate it. always happy to talk it. always happy to talk travel with you,

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new bill going through state legislature wants to limit utility rate hikes. he was state senator, i sure will hop author the bill known as the investor owned utility accountability act. if signed, it would prevent utility companies from proposing more than one rate increase per year. it would also cap proposed increases for residents to know more than the consumer price index, audit, the use of utility equipment in high fire risk areas. i you know, i have seen residents share their bills where >> it's $800 a month where summer it's $1000 a month, right? depending on if it's a single family home or they're renters right. and how can somebody do that when they're on a fixed income? >> in response pg e says they are aware of the higher energy costs adding they are taking action to limit future rate increases and also stabilize customer bills. the department of government efficiency also known as doge has been sharing some of its receipts and some of them apparently don't

match. doege had reported 55 billion dollars in savings to layoffs and cancel contracts. but a washington post investigation claim some federal contracts were listed for $0 and others had already been paid out. some contracts early says that doge has no legal way of canceling, just disputing reports of a discrepancy totaling about 8 billion dollars. and new this morning, billionaire and head of the department of government efficiency. elon musk is demanding federal workers submit an email summarizing their work for the week or risk losing their jobs in a post shared on his social media platform, x musk said all federal workers feeling to respond must resign. the directions reportedly leaving many workers confused with supervisors at different federal agencies giving conflicting directions on what workers to do next. a new bill proposed by lawmakers in the california senate and assembly is focused on affordable housing for educators. the bill would build over 2 million affordable housing

units. lawmakers say the state's housing crisis is driving talented teachers away from the communities that need them the most. according to new data, every county in california has school owned land appropriate for housing. and football lovers. listen up. a piece of the team just might soon be available to you if you can afford it. according to a report from the sports business journal, the niners are, quote, exploring the sale of a 10% stake in the team. to be clear, it will run you about 900 million dollars. that pricing is based on an estimated franchise valuation of more than 9 billion dollars. if someone were to make the purchase it would be record-setting. pg. e says a large number of south bay customers will no longer see frequent safety related outages. during extreme weather events, the utility is burying power lines underground in south san jose with the goal of reducing outages for 10,000 customers. >> the electrical circuit that serves these communities. the hicks. 21 0, 1, line. passes

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>> much didn't raise it took some time for me to show id. >> ron, route film and to >> and we're bringing music to your ears this sunday morning with jazz performer and hercules native august least events stopping by the kron 4 studio saturday. she's just one of the many talented artists participating in the noise, pop music festival in san francisco this weekend. she says being in the bay area helps fuel her creativity. >> i think just being in the bay area in 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. >> this year's noise pop festival is sold out. all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin and we continue our coverage for you today with a look at your forecast. first with meteorologist kathy trafton. good morning, cathy. good morning, stephanie. mostly cloudy skies across area and some areas high clouds. >> other areas, it's low clouds and it was sort of that promise of a few raindrops in the north bay. not exactly panning out because of the atmosphere is quite dry. so a lot of that is just >> falling through dry air and not hitting the ground. >> so here are some of the clouds. here's a view of the golden gate bridge. once again. you can barely see the towers. so that's the low clouds. and here's some high clouds take a look from berkeley and across you see the high clouds. temperatures at this hour are mainly in the 50's. we'll warm things up into the 60's and 70's. we've got unseasonably warm weather today with light and variable winds and horrific air

quality. in fact, good air quality class, the entire bay area. and that is a treat for us for a beautiful sunday. indeed. storm tracker shows much of the precipitation is to our north. you see just a little bit a hint of some rain across the bay area. really? it's just no ground observations way showing much in way of rain. but there is a bit of rain up and your weekend, maybe half an inch or so for this weekend. and then the three-day forecast shows dry and then we start to cool off. just briefly and warm up again into tuesday. so looking at precipitation for the next number of days through march. 2nd, normal. that's gray, normal precipitation looking at temperatures for the next number of days. well, will start to really warm it up for you. see the pink. that's the warmer conditions. we warm it up monday and especially into tuesday and wednesday, more and more pink. and then we pull back just a little bit. but you know what? temperatures will really pop because of the 10 to 15 degrees above normal. come

wednesday. and then we find diamond back a little bit. stephanie. >> all right, kathy, thank you so much. in the east bay, a suspect was shot to death during an attempted armed robbery. it happened friday night at a convenience store in concord. proffers. lindsey ford spoke with neighbors in the area. >> i heard all that police last night and as going to come out i thought it just wreck because they keep record here on on it was in a car wreck that will neighbor is up friday night. >> but an attempted robbery at a convenience store that into the robbery suspect dead at 11, 30 concord. police say the suspect armed with a shotgun was forcing an employee to open the store's safe. while this was going on, another employee fired their weapon at the suspect. allen, who lives across the street from the store says he wasn't shocked because he says crime has risen everywhere, but it still hits home. >> very safe neighborhood. everybody pretty much knows each other and for each other. walking her dogs saturday

afternoon, dad and says he is close friends with the convenience store owners. i was locking them. >> when i go by and see if they're all takes seriously concerned about them. >> data says she has lived here for 15 years and feels relatively safe. but she says she recalls another robbery in this area. >> it's a house guns. >> she says all she wants is for her friends. the convenience store owners to focus on healing >> they're great people. so whenever they need help anything, they always call me. >> concord, police have not yet identified the suspect who died in concord. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> and santa rosa sheriffs deputies found a 2 year-old in a room with fentanyl while they were serving search warrants for a drug for drug distribution. deputies also found cocaine, meth and

weapons. the suspect tell us no was arrested on multiple charges, including child endangerment. and 2 bay area. tech companies now face a lawsuit. they're accused of failing to provide safeguards against predators seeking to sexually abuse children. the family of a 13 year-old boy filed the complaint last week against san francisco based discord and san mateo based roadblocks. the boy's parents say their son had been communicating with a man who demanded nude photos and sexually explicit content from him in exchange for a video game currency, lawyer representing the family says they want to hold the platforms accountable. >> we're seeking to have the companies do what they have been saying all along that they do, you know, which is to ensure that their safety for minors using the platforms and there isn't the aand it, whether it's reviewing our complaint and seeing the details. there were just doing research. parents need to understand that there's sexually explicit material if they have available to children on these on these 5 farms. >> as for the man accused of

abusing the child, the lawsuit says he had multiple victims. he was caught by police last year and is serving a 12 year sentence. schools haven't given an ultimatum by the trump administration. get rid of programs that promote diversity, equity and inclusion, also known as dei or risk losing federal funding kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> schools k through 12 colleges and universities have been given 2 weeks 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 or 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 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. >> happening today, a rally happens in san francisco calling on the trump administration to facilitate peace between ukraine and russia. the rally is being organized by the ukrainian-american coordinating council and other advocacy groups. the event starts at the harry bridges plaza on the embarcadero and ends at pier. 39 around 04:00pm. it's the basketball version of the big game. cal and stanford went down to the wire last night. kron 4 sports reporter ben ross has the details. >> well, a busy day of college basketball yesterday featuring rivalries had a record breaking performance. did i say rivalries? well, it doesn't get a whole lot bigger than cal and stanford look at

this. they turn the lights back on before they actually started the game? and check out who's in the house, mike montgomery. he coached both cal and stanford during his legendary career honored before the game. very cool to see him there. let's get to the highlights just over a minute ago, stanford was up by 2 ryan agger wall buries the 3 pushes the lead to 5 but cal answers back and within 3 andrej stojakovic the stanford transfer count it and the foul 3 point play ties the game 61. each ensuing stanford possession a mistake here, bike house. leave door 2000 axiom right now sends him to the line where he would make both free throws that stanford or a no rather had 20 points and 8 rebounds. and stanford is back in front. still a chance for cal final seconds down by 3 jeremiah wilkinson couldn't get it to fall for the tie. as stanford hangs on to win it. 66 to 61. cardinal have won 4 straight over the

bears. well, a huge matchup in the west coast conference as well. saint mary's was looking for the season sweep of gonzaga. the gaels trying to clinch their second straight wcc regular-season title and in the 2nd half, they're up by one. my king louis, the freshman from oakland. it's the 3 plus the foul. he led saint mary's with 18 points. next possession is look, barrett can't leave them open like that. 14 points for the piedmont high product. saint mary's spoil senior night at the 74 to 67. the gaels are back-to-back wcc regular-season champions. santa clara also got a big win last night 1, 0, 9, 79 over washington state. they made 23 3 pointers wcc single game record and san jose state beats wyoming. that's your look at sports. we'll send it back to you. >> as san francisco's mayor daniel lurie showed his support for some young

athletes on saturday, larry threw the first pitch at the san francisco youth baseball leagues opening day. this was at kimball fields near japan town, the head of san francisco, recreation and parks department and the fire chief also attended a parade around the diamond capped off the day. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, 2 bay area cities named among the best culinary hotspots in the nation. >> we tell you where you can find some good eats. >> how long young have to wait for his story to be told 30 of loneliness that use social isolation? >> plus, honoring unsung heroes. this black history month. we take a look back at the legacy of the buffalo soldiers. and as mostly cloudy skies today across the bay area that we have got a warm-up to talk about and warm-up to talk about and rain. all that coming up.

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>> all right, 9.43 this morning. gorgeous. look at the bay bridge. kathy, you know what? speaking of bridges, we can do this kind of like i which one looks more clear bridge number one, but they bridge number to the cone gate bridge again, rich number one, it's very, very clear, right? because the clouds are not obscuring it so much there above the bridge for its number 2. that's the low clouds and fog. and that has been really been playing peek-a-boo with golden gate bridge all morning long. at times you see it at times. you don't temperatures today right now in the 50's and the warm up nicely into the 60's and 70's above normal temperatures in many areas and then there's

the rain. so you know what we're seeing the the hint of some raindrops e. >> radar looks pretty promising there in the north bay that a lot of this is not hitting the ground. it's falling through a dry atmosphere. and so the surface observations are not reflecting a whole lot of rain. maybe we'll call it a trace. we'll dry things out. and then guess what, monday, another chance for some rain drops again. it looks as though the golden gate is the dividing line right there, slicing between rain to the north and rain to the south. we'll call it a chance of rain in the bay area for the north bay. and then, of course, more rain start to head northward toward northern california. then we dry things out wednesday. a big ridge builds in and that keeps the storms at bay. no rain. and there's a big warm-up in store for us 10 to 15 degrees above normal midweek. so you want the warm weather, i think it's going to be worth the wait. you're going to really enjoy it. and then look at here next weekend. that's the beginning of march. saturday is march 1st next weekend. look at that. more widespread precipitation across the bay

area. so maybe you'll get a chance to use your raincoat and umbrella will see. we'll keep an eye on that. also, some snow in the sierra. so we'll see what happens. but we'll keep an eye on that for you. in the meantime, it's going to be just a wonderful sunday for you. most areas in the 60's low 60's in the city, low 60's right along the coast line low 60's along the bay shoreline. and then as we start to head further south, it starts to warm up just a little bit more. 64 in foster city, 68 in mountain view. and yes, we get to some low 70's. here you go. as you might expect, 70 santa clara, 70 campbell, a status saratoga. they're all in the 70's and there's some low 60's as well. 68 degrees in fremont union city. 66 and mid 60's all the way through the east bay and you head up to the wine country pushing towards 70, not quite making it there in napa and sonoma that santa rosa gets to 72 stinson beach and point raze at 62 degrees. it's a beautiful spell of weather. so today we'll call it mostly cloudy tomorrow.

we'll call it mostly cloudy. you'll notice temperatures dip down a little bit for a couple of days there. and then they really start to rise come wednesday or so. this is probably conservative week actually could see some numbers closer to 80 will see. but in the meantime, it's going to be beautiful. and then the next chance of rain will be next month. yeah, in march 1st and the second, stephanie. >> kathy, thank you. the future of the presidio is uncertain. this morning, president donald trump announced last week he plans to eliminate the trust, which manages the presidio along san francisco's northern edge. it was created in 1996 2 years after the former presidio army base was turned over to the national park service. welcome. leaders are speaking out against the push to abolish it. >> city trust. model of government efficiency. it's a self-sustaining agency. earns a 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 nancy pelosi, who has long championed the development of the presidio issued a statement saying she will be reviewing the language of the executive order and its purpose. meanwhile, there is a vital part of black history but also linked to the presidio. the legendary buffalo soldiers were african-american regiments in the u.s. army who served in the 19th and 20th centuries. but they also earned the title of the first african-american park rangers. here's their story. >> its stories that have to be told they were invisible people. >> there's no shortage of history and san francisco, no matter where you look and standing on the presidio. it's right under your feet. the presidio with the first time i

saw where they lived and i saw where they were buried. and i just decided i had read the book. brian g is a west point graduate retired army officer historian and author of 5 books on the buffalo soldiers. when you ask the average person these days about the buffalo soldiers, they mostly think of the bob marley song to turn buffalo soldier. it's a fairly recent tournament. wasn't used back them that they were called regimens or black. regular says what they would have been caught. if you would call them a buffalo soldier to their face 100 years ago, they would have thought you were being. >> ruder, something brian's relentless research and dedication led him to become one of the leading scholars on the subject. >> and in particular, on charles young, a fellow west point graduate. >> the 3rd african-american to achieve the honor young was also the first black man to achieve the rank of colonel and was the highest ranking black officer until his death in 1922, in nigeria. i talked to a lot of black audiences >> and they they, you know,

they don't ask me this question, they want to ask me this question. how can you know how can a way to story and read about a black and i say, ok, how long this young have to wait for his starting to be told he was the point man for his race. >> in the u.s. army, 30 loneliness abuse, social isolation after he graduated from west point west point was close by jim crow to black. just run a 50 years. it is it was for him to live the life he did. he knew he was that he was the only person who can mentor a generation of officers who later went on to to mentor other officer. >> his latest publication, buffalo soldiers in california, charles young and the 9th cavalry explores the rich history of the regiment's first days landing on the presidio after facing racism and persecution while fighting fierce campaigns across america and the glow. they've

been some awful places out in the plains. >> and they've been in the jungles of the philippines and grasslands of the philippines. and so when you come to a place like california say, hey, this looks, this is nice with steyer, the buffalo soldiers found. >> in california. >> more welcoming even in 19 0, 2, 19 o for them. >> other places in the united states, it was the first time that a black unit, the buffalo soldiers unit had been located in a major city most of the time serving in the frontier. they were out an isolated posts from the indian wars and brutal guerrilla warfare in the pacific. >> to serving as the honorary guard for president roosevelt's visit to san francisco in 19. 0, 3, and protecting the national parks as the first park rangers, their accomplishments left a permanence in america, helping establish sequoia national park, earning respect prestige, rarely seen amongst african-americans living in the post-war reconstruction era. it was kind of

unprecedented at the time that they were treated the same as white soldiers. you can say, ok? >> they making very much money. okay. but they were they were making the same amount of money they knew that it's remarkable to look at. these guys are professionals and you know, so so so those kind of interactions have a positive effect. when you see a black >> who knows knows the strait better than you did. you kind of pay attention? you try to learn effect. they still talk about today get over 100 over 100 years later, the last segregated unit was deactivated in 1951, more than 400 buffalo soldiers are buried at the national cemetery of san francisco. >> including william tompkins who received the medal of honor at the battle of tie a cobra in 18. 98. >> their contribution as soldiers and citizens honor. and remember, with the help of historians like brian shelling. >> who hopes the next generation of storytellers keeps the legacy of these brave men alive. there's

plenty more work to be done. >> there in california that's is people like and mentoring in and pass on. you know, this passion for writing about the buffalo soldiers story will carry on after i'm gone. >> reporting from the presidio in san francisco for photojournalist jerry nap. i'm stephanie kron. 4ews. and kron 4 continues to honor black history all this month. >> we sure to tune in for our special on february. 27 at special on february. 27 at 06:30pm. ♪♪ ♪♪

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>> alright, attention foodie san francisco has been named the culinary capital of the country, followed by oakland, a survey from clarify capital, which helps small businesses says both cities, high ratio of quality, family-owned restaurants. san francisco scored high in cuisine, diversity and restaurant popularity with oakland has a runner-up and francisco mayor and he daniel lurie. he tweeted from fresh of pinot mission style burritos and dim sum our city has something for everyone always a place. 7th on the list. yeah makes. as you know, we're so lucky to have so many great food options in the bay area. i've never had trouble finding great food in the bay that's not everywhere, right? yeah. sometimes can like pickens and we're very, very fortunate here. exactly. so a nice day to die. now you think is it more of take outdated to die a day to dine out or take out? you know, it's going to be cloudy, mostly cloudy. but you know what? it's not campers in the 60's and 70's. so it's

going just lovely no rain. really. i was little possibility of some rain in the north bay and that's been so slim. so it's a beautiful day to go out and you know what? we got big hit with come we leave midweek. so it's really and that's when you want to dine out, ok, a big heat wave. okay. it's it's interesting to hear that given we just survive this crazy downpour of right. a lot great thing is sandwiched in-between next weekend. we're going to have another the more rain the for okay or dislike sandwiched in between get a little taste of summer. it's back to the winner again and that's bring us not quite yet. spring are still technically in winter, right? yeah. to wait. another month to >> march. yeah. and then groundhog also had some thoughts about all i love the groundhogs are upset with them to say very cute. thanks so much, thanks all of you for joining us here on the proper weekend. morning news. i'm stephanie lin on on behalf of the team here. thank you so much for watching. we'll see you back here bright and early next week. take good care. >> have a but

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