from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll join us next time as we go "into the wild." [music] >> i can't even imagine what it would be like rigorous that ripped away their children from their family. >> developing on the kron 4 morning news, a protest erupts over the possibility of a former women's prison being used as an immigration detention center. we spoke with a former inmate about the abuse. she says she suffered at this facility. plus, this

new sketch of the person, hillsborough police believes shot one of their officers. we have the latest on the search. young people are. >> high-risk. we can get good information out to them. we think we can prevent some some tragedies from happening. >> and preventing fentanyl overdoses. how one north a family turned their tragedy into hope. >> it said. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday march. the second let's get started with a look at the weather with kathy traffton. good morning, cathy. good morning, stephanie. it's sunday. >> got light showers moving across the bay area. >> it's an interesting day is a chance of thunderstorms, especially maybe in the south bay and the east bay and at

the coast is not a great day to head to the coast because there's a high surf advisory in effect. it's because of long period. westerly swell that are supporting breaking waves of up to 20 feet. it is dangerous to swim in this water. it is also dangerous to surf in this water because we have very large sneaker waves that are possible. that means you could be walking on the beach on standing on the dock across jedi's and in and big lpwave to come out of just abou nowhere. seemed like it could sweep people off into dangerous cold waters. we have a rip currents that are quite possible also with this pattern. so today tomorrow, i think it's a good idea to maybe to stay away from the beach, but we are also experiencing interesting conditions in terms of the winds. not impressive now, but watch how these winds blossom as we head into the early afternoon, we could see winds gusting up to 36 miles per hour in some areas such as bay. and it's really quite interesting. it's going to be very strong winds throughout the day, not only at the

coastline in marin county, sonoma county, but also into napa county. the winds even blossom little bit more. and even after sunset, the winds die down a little bit but remain windy overnight. stephanie. all right, kathy, thank you so much. >> a top story this morning, some east bay residents are pushing back against a possible move to reopen the former women's prison in dublin as an immigration detention center. this comes after bay area, congress members mark this on and zo lofgren sent a letter to federal officials raising concerns about hazardous conditions and a history of inmate abuse at the facility. the prison closed in december. they say it's not equipped to handle immigration detainees because it lacks the space for the legal services. they'll require. they also point to the tens of millions of dollars needed to make it safe again. probe was lindsey ford has the latest. >> that community members, immigration, activist and over 20 coalitions in support of immigration rights collected in dublin saturday afternoon,

along with a small group of trump supporters. this all happening less than a mile away from the now closed fci, dublin, women's prison. many fear it could turn into ice detention center. drivers honking their horns in support of the polish meant of ice detention centers. i can't even imagine what it would be every grants that ripped away their children from their family. >> for to go into a prison, the worst for him prison and fire. kendra drysdale is a former inmate at fci dublin. she tells kron 4 she lived under horrible conditions at the prison. >> like rats contaminated water and abuse. she says fci, dublin is unfit for anyone as survivors not want as a coalition did not want to went an associated press investigation found permissive

and toxic culture at fci, dublin enabling years of misconduct by predatory employees and coverups that have largely kept the abuse out of public eye. deborah lee and minister and member of dignity, not detention, a statewide coalition that works to prevent and shut down ice detention centers says immigrants deserve respect like any other u.s. citizen been with families is actually lost. mind kind intentional neglect a detention. leslie swain showed up with their family in support of immigration rights. they say the fci dublin is a shameful reminder of the city's past and so troubled by the prison industrial complex in terms of it being a vehicle to put people who are. >> you know, lesson franchise down. swain says they want the city of dublin to do better.

and that in ice detention center would set the community backwards. and i'm so grateful that there are people like organizing and that hoping that we like director democracy and we stop asking for permission. we shut this in dublin. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> police are still looking for the man who shot a hillsborough police officer. the department sharing a new sketch of the person they believe is connected to the crime. police say the man they're looking for is described as hispanic in his mid 20's and about 5 feet, 5 inches tall. he is believed to have a pale complexion with black hair. the ambush style shooting happened right in front of police department's parking lot last week. the officer was hospitalized and expect and is expected to make a full recovery. investigators do hope people come forward with any security footage from february 22nd the night of the shooting. in vallejo. 3 people were arrested in connection to

beauty products. that's from multiple retail stores. hope police department says these are just some of the items the suspects are accused of stealing officers say they saw bags with the stolen goods in a car near homs. disc golf course. now investigators say they found a month's supply of oxycodone pills and more than $1000. cash as well. one person arrested had 2 prior theft convictions another had a felony warrant from placer county for allegedly stealing more than $100,000 from stores. opens board of education, voted to send out layoff notices to some staff at the district. they're faced with a 95 million dollar shortfall for the coming school year. the board voted 6 to one wednesday night in favor of the layoffs, reading tutors, teaching assistance program managers and food service staff could be impacted. >> it's a net loss between 100 and 150 full-time employees. but there's a lot within that

we have some job classifications that are going from 12 months to 11 bytes. we some things that we are eliminating. we're also adding positions. >> 40 million dollars in reserve funds will be used to help close the gap for those funds will only be available for the coming school year. rally outside a tesla dealership in coma saturday. people calling on the public to cut ties with the company. amid elon musk's involvement with the trump administration, protesters gathered on junipero serra boulevard. amending people sell their tesla cars in stock too, oppose musk's influence over federal job cuts. this protest is part of a nationwide movement against the department of government efficiency. ordos similar rallies happening in new cities like new york, portland, boston and dayton, ohio. and the north bay. the community of santa rosa is mourning the loss of 2 teens

who died from fentanyl overdoses. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the nonprofit working to prevent more deaths. >> charlie turn and was a senior at santa clara university when he died of a fentanyl overdose. his parents return and formed the non-profit song for charlie in his memory and to educate young people about the risks of drug use. a lot of young people are dying essentially from the lack of information. so if we can get good information out to them, we think we can prevent some some tragedies from happening. tragedies like what happened santa rosa when an 18 year-old man and 16 year-old girl were found dead from fentanyl overdoses, friends and family have laid flowers and cards at montgomery high school in santa rosa high school where the 2 were students turn and says there are several tools to prevent another death. narcan included. narcan is a no-brainer. every student should have narcan and the backpack. every family should have narcan in their medicine chest. >> it is a life-saving antidote to an opioid overdose turn and says the current drug

landscape is like a mind field full of risks. his first lesson for teens is to avoid the risk by not using, but knows that won't work for everyone. >> traveling to about 4 schools a month to talk about things like fentanyl testing strips, narcan and sharing his son's story who he thinks would still be alive today if you had the right drug education talked to him, young people are at high risk entering overdosing many instances dying because they're getting fentanyl unknowingly when they're looking for something else. rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, if you're fed up with high egg prices, the oakland public library has just the class for you. they're hosting 2 events, teaching people who on how to raise backyard chickens. farmers from urban farm oasis will be at the branch is right there on your screen in the times are there as well to help you get started. and calling all bay area musicians and artists. the san francisco public library wants to hear from you. you can now submit

your music to be added to the library's bay beat, which is their local music platform requirements include that the music must be original, copyright free or in the public domain and to qualify. you must submit 2 to 3 tracks that are no longer than 30 minutes. total lakes to download the music or links that go to other websites wiuld not be accepted. selected artists get $250. the deadline is may 31st. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a child growing up a force after a woman walked up to the animal and allegedly gained on its tail. >> we have the latest on what happened. plus, big problems with california's new bar exam. it some law students in a panic. why lawmakers are now calling for a >> what is a people gambling with world war. 3. >> and peace talks collapse after president trump clashes with ukrainian president

zelensky. the fallout. some world leaders are b

>> if you're thinking about heading to the beach today, perhaps you want to go another day maybe next weekend. not only is it cold and drippy and really, really windy, which makes it feel even colder. is also a chance of some thunderstorms. some of the detected off the coastline. but a lot of that is starting to fall apart. but the big deal is the high surf advisory and that goes all the way through tomorrow. and that is for a very strong breakers up to 20 feet due to the long period westerly swell. so we're in for something else because sneaker waves are distinct possibility enough.

those seem to come out of just nowhere can sweep other beaches and oxen jedi's and sweet people into the ocean and then the rip currents are possible. also with this pattern. so not a good day to walk on the beach or to wade in the water, much less to swim or surf. so stay away from the beaches if you possibly can. and also across the rest of the bay area. temperatures 40's and 50's at this hour. it was kind of warm overnight, not terribly cold, but then again, the same kept kept us warm overnight. keep is on the cool side right now. 44 in sonoma, 47 fairfield and 50 in san francisco. there is series of disturbances coming across california. you'll see i pretty much every day almost every day. we have a chance of some rain and a little bit of a builds. and you may even see some sunshine, but not for long because the clouds thicken up monday night and then comes the next system tuesday, wednesday. look to be pretty wet. and then thursday, another chance of rain. so day after day. that's that chance.

but you'll notice, of course, co snow in the sierra. but as more of a southerly trajectory to these storms as opposed to north. so we'll see some greater amounts of rain even our area far to the south as opposed to northern california. let me show you what i'm talking about. some of the rainfall totals at first look pretty promising up a new week, a 6 tenths of an inch. these are cumulative day after day. we add to these totals monday. now we're into wednesday. notice is really minimal across the bay area. this is really starting today all the way through wednesday. look at that 3 tenths of an inch oakland, maybe 3 tenths of an inch, 5 tenths of an inch in san francisco as we head through thursday into friday. but look at bakersfield. look down at fresno, 1.3, 5 in fresno, 1.7 in bakersfield. also, if you head down to monterey, israeli lot of rain coming there. 1.6, 6, 1, 0.5, 5 in big sur. so really depends on where you are. but for the bay area, these sprinkles are not

terribly impressive, but they'll be there and it's cold and again, windy and up in the sierra winter storm advisory runs monday night at 4 o'clock. so the winter storm advisory means they're getting maybe 2 to 4 inches of snow at lake level, maybe 5 to 10 inches at the sierra crest. and then talking about gusty winds up there. 55 miles per hour on the ridges, especially around donner pass and the summit. so it's going to be pretty impressive up in the sierra. we need every bit of snow we can get because we're still in a deficit when it comes to the central sierra and the southern sierra. stephanie. matthew, thank you. >> the future of u.s. support for ukraine is in limbo. peace talks imploded in the oval office friday after president trump and vice president jd vance got into a tense exchange with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, accusing him of not being grateful for us aid in the war against russia. rozzi reports. >> a fight in the oval office playing out like reality

television. don't tell us why we're going to >> we're trying to solve a problem. do tell us what we're going to feel. i'm not telling we're so used which dictates that if he's not really going on here in no position, get dictate what get a >> the meeting to secure a deal for minerals that could hopefully lead to peace talks between russia and ukraine. turning into a bitter back and forth between president volodymyr zelensky and the white house wants to make it feel. i don't know if you can make it. the problem i've been power due to be a tough guy. >> i don't think you'd be a tough guy with that. the united states and you people are very great. if you think a kid, know where where out and if we're out, you'll find it out. >> the talks going off the rails about 30 minutes in zelenskyy insisting on security guarantees for his country. you that. >> the people speak were loudly about the war you he's speaking is as you can you cook and big trouble getting and not got a lot of talking.

your country is in big trouble. i know you're not waiting you don't want it. you have a game chance and okay because right president trump also accusing zelensky of playing with fire. you don't have the cards, right? that. >> with us you saw right now you don't on of people seeing game playing with world war have a world war. >> and what you're doing is very disrupt, disrespectful to the country. this country, vice president jd vance, then firing back into lansky for not showing gratitude. >> and you said thank you. what's or, know, set for the today, you went to pennsylvania and campaign for the opposition in october, offer some words of appreciation for united states of america in the president who's trying to save your country. >> after the fight, secretary of state marco rubio and

security adviser waltz told zelensky it's time to go kicking him out of the white house. aides started breaking canceled press conference between the 2 presidents where the rare earth minerals deal was expected to be signed. the lansky sharing his side of the story a short time later. this kind of spat is is simon this? we >> i mean, this is is not good for both sides. anyway. >> i will i wear open, but i you know, change. >> our ukraine and at t to to russia and i don't want the they kill us for president trump left for florida later friday telling reporters he's done with supporting the ukraine war. i'm looking for peace without looking to go into a 10 year war. >> games, base. and was just by a price that. if we do that, we sign up is looking for something that i'm not looking for ways look >> we go on and fight, fight, fight.

>> u.s. military aid to ukraine has all but stopped. president trump posting on social saying that zelensky can quote, come back when he is ready to make peace. well, the first phase of cease-fire talks between israel and hamas ended on saturday. a senior hamas official says no progress has been made in the latest round of talks for the second phase. if it is not expected to resume while negotiations are stalled, hundreds of palestinians arrived among the rubble in southern gaza for the first day of ramadan. meanwhile, protesters in israel continue talks for all hostages to least we can bring it, bring back every single hostage. >> there is a proposal that can be implemented tomorrow tomorrow morning to put an end to the war and get everyone out in one step. 10 yo there is no need to extend phase one. there was an immediate need to initiate phase 2. >> in the first phase of the cease-fire, 33 hostages, including 8 bodies. we're

exchange for nearly 2000 palestinian prisoners. the pentagon is sending about 3,000 more active duty troops to the u.s. mexico border president donald trump seeks to clamp down on illegal immigration. his defense secretary pete has said has ordered elements of a striker brigade combat team and a general support aviation battalion for the mission. the forces arrive along the nearly 2000 mile border in the coming weeks over 9,000 troops in total are at the southern border right now. still ahead, a new solution to fill empty office space in san francisco. >> plus, new details about which communities in the east bay could face more dangerous wildfire outbreaks. >> and it's officially mardi weekend in the bay. what you need to know ahead of fat tuesday. those stories next on

>> right now, the brooklyn police department is searching for this child. this is 12 year-old prince eugene rockwell. he is 4 foot 8 with braided hair. he was last seen wearing a gray tank. top great shorts and black slide shoes last seen at 03:00pm on the 1500 block of harmon street possibly headed 2 san pablo park. you are urged to call police if you see him. california's new cost cutting bar exam, turned into a disaster with glitches causing test takers to lose answers in crash out of the system. some students reported panic attacks. others filed a class action lawsuit. lawmakers now

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>> it. >> well, it's mardi gras weekend in san francisco's mission district comes alive with a celebration, music, dance and culture to celebrate fat tuesday as you can see by the dancers, their carnival, san francisco is promising a fun event but drug odor and executive director for the

group stopped by our studio on saturday to tell us how they're bringing the big easy to the city by the bay. >> partnering with over 20 local businesses in the mission. we're activating 5 venues with performances from some but a soft soca different cultures represented and a mardi gras to from 5 to 10:00pm. anyone is welcome to join us. it's all free. >> it is again happening on tuesday. carnaval san francisco also puts on the largest multicultural festival on the west coast and that is happening may 24th and 25th in the mission district. so much fun having them join us yesterday. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. appreciate you being here with us. we start off our coverage this half hour with a look at your forecast with meteorologist kathy traffton. hi kathy house fat tuesday in the bay shaping up. i think it's going to be be fun. is it to get list? >> in fact, today, raindrops overnight there was pretty

good rain and it would be a great day. it's a grey sunday with some scattered light showers continuing. even a chance of some thunderstorms, especially in the south and the east bay. and look at that. some raindrops on our camera lens looking out at s f o temperatures right now. current temperatures across the bay area in the 40's and 50's is not going to be a warm day. our temperatures are going to rise a whole much more than this. it will be mainly in the 60's this afternoon and look at these winds already somewhat impressive. look, as the colors light up into the oranges and reds and even magenta is we're going to see numbers gusting to maybe 36 miles per hour in nevada. 37 in the dead a really across marin county, sonoma county, napa county. and even across the south bay in the east bay as well at sunset. the numbers start to come down a little bit. but the wind still hang pretty tough in some areas, especially right along the coast by tomorrow morning. then we'll finally start to see those winds diminish. so the winds are a big factor, especially was already cold

outside. then you get the breezes. oh, my goodness. gracious chance of rain this morning. chance of rain this afternoon. and tonight again, possibility of some rain and the breezes continue tonight. looking at the coastline is a high surf advisory for breaking waves up to 20 feet. sneaker waves are concerned. rip currents are a concern. this is not a great day to go it out to the ocean because it's going to be very dangerous conditions out there, especially if you want to swim or surf. not a good idea. now the rate radars are interesting. but you know what? one of our main radar, it towers is on and it is out of service. so we're not seeing all the raindrops, but doing the best we can with some of the other areas. we can look at. so here's the forecast. total for the rain cumulus starting in today into tomorrow and then we go day after day and it's really not very impressive in the hundreds of an inch for us across the bay area. so today chance of rain monday is the break from the rain at sunny

and a little bit warmer. and then the rain returns on tuesday. stephanie? kathy, thank you. >> a viral video online shows a woman pulling the tale of a horse in daly city and the animal then bucking and knocking off a young child. that video has caused outrage with some directing concerns towards the horse stable itself. kron four's jack moment explains. >> ocean view, stables in daly city, you're famous. you gotta go everywhere. yeah, he's super sweet. caroline reedy tends to zeus the large quarter horse that's made his fair share of rounds on social media resuming our normal pastor pony ride where we take kids out on a little 10 to 15 minute ride just to get them like houston, 2 horses uncomfortable. it was a ride with this family seen on surveillance camera. but according to social media claims a woman completely unrelated to the tour and the farm suddenly pulled. zoo says tail while the young child was

riding him bucking him off. >> and then came over check on the kid. we offered a medical intervention. we always offer if anyone ever falls off to call 9-1-1 ice packs we have for state. family declined all medical intervention that was offered and yes, that the child was a case of. he seemed to be fine and on the family went and left. but it caused a social media firestorm. it was blown up on social media, obviously because it was a very >> odd circumstance. you wouldn't think anyone would walk up to a horse and just yank its tail. that's not really the normal thing for someone to do around an animal like that. police are now investigating. we've been in cooperation with the police we met with them on wednesday. >> and then again, a little while ago from what we're being told the child is ok. the farm also says police told the woman who pulled the horse's tail was arrested. those charges are unknown kron. 4 news reached out to daly city police but have not heard back. but read here says she just wants people to know

her farm is still a safe place to visit, help people know that is a safe place to come in, right? it's just it was a very unfortunate situation. >> and while reid gears up for a busy summer season, she closes up for the evening wondering how someone would be willing to harm one of her horses, knowing horses have a pretty good memory. and so they would do. remember you and do know what's going on. you're mean to them. they remember that. and so likely he's doing okay. in daly city, jack moment. kron 4 news. police arrested a santa rosa schoolteacher thursday for allegedly committing lewd acts with a student. >> 34 year-old gino beccaria ace teacher at cesar chavez language academy faces charges, including arranging a meeting with a minor for lewd acts. the suspect is being held at sonoma county jail. santa rosa police ask anyone with additional information to please come forward. >> parts of contra costa county are considered high fire hazard severity zones. that's according to new maps

released this week by the state's fire marshal impact. the city's include a rendon richmond moraga san pablo, lafayette, antioch, clayton, also brentwood, danville, conquered and panel. officials say those areas have a high amount of dry vegetation in unoccupied areas. the state says fire hazard zones have grown because of climate driven droughts and the longer more dangerous wildfire seasons. is pope francis appears to have improved after suffering from respiratory issues friday. let's take a look at the scene outside the hospital where the pope is being treated. can see people offering their prayers for the 88 year-old pontiff. the vatican says pope francis ate breakfast, drink coffee and read newspapers yesterday morning. he suffered no further crisis overnight. the vatican also sharing the pope is no fever but remains under close watch. as vacancy rates san francisco continue to skyrocket. the city may soon see some of its buildings get a second life. the board of supervisors on tuesday passed

legislation meant to make it easier for developers to turn vacant office space into housing for stephanie rothman. reports. >> cisco city leaders are one step closer to turning vacant office and commercial space. it's a tens of thousands of homes, many of which are located downtown in the financial district and in union square, all part of san francisco supervisor damning saw district who co-sponsor the revitalization bill, their order buildings there, maybe 8 to 12 stories. and he's based on every study are really the governor's that could be converted housing most most quickly and think no. >> a street light sansome and kearny and where maybe you don't have the office activity that you used to have. daughter says it's better to have housing now rather than wait on companies to come back 3 to 5 years down. the line gets a very visual reminder of all the work that needs to be our economic recovery and how it needs to speed up to get

people. >> working downtown, get people shopping in our neighborhoods again. >> according to data from the city office space vacancy in san francisco has hit 34% this new legislation removes previous barrier such as placing a quota on affordable housing. >> well, reduced development costs for projects up to 7 million square feet and will also extend application deadlines. that doesn't mean that we're of abandoning the cause of affordable housing. >> just means for free area downtown. we're going to try to make this easier pencil out. so we do get these projects moving. >> the bill was also co sponsored by district 6 supervisor matt dorsey seen firsthand how projects revamp the community want more neighborhoods like the east cut and mission bay. >> where they're not 95, you know, kinds of neighborhoods and then ghost towns at night and on the weekends, we want a vibrant neighborhoods. estate revitalization, bill that took effect at the beginning of the

year. >> also lays out tax incentives to encourage developers to convert empty offices and retail spaces into homes and create around 14,000 new housing units. >> i think our economy depends on it. but more than that. >> i think this is really what is at stake for the future of census reporting in san francisco. stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> and happening right now, a silver alert is in effect for 68 year-old ronald simpson. authorities say he was last seen sa urday afternoon and brent would you can see his photo there. simpson is believed to be driving a 2005 maroon gmc sierra truck with the license plate 6, 9, 7, >> 8 for p. >> 3 can see it again on your screen. there. authorities are urging anyone with information to please contact local law enforcement. >> a bay area, baseball fans

celebrated sports culture and oakland saturday. hundreds of people going out to raimondi park for fanfest 2025. kron. 4 no one ever says the a's have said will clinton in lead left but the ball is really are reading here like they've their ballpark in the heart of west oakland. we've got this fantastic warehouse it just painted as mural on the side of it like see the highway. it's like president market like they're revitalizing the area >> that this is an incredible effort by the oakland 68 last dive bar is or 2 fan groups. they are not people that

organized and thorough events there. people that have normal 9 to 5 jobs. they did all of this and they did it for oakland sports fans. i do now more than ever. it's important for people to have reasons to gather, join together and we are the same cause and that's with the oakland dollars. deliver that to the oakland deliver. and that's what this event fans ever since a way for everybody to come together. we have thousands of people out here. we have no police interventions. everybody had the best time. and i think that speaks so highly of the type of fans we have here in oakland and that's not going anywhere. we love oakland and so see that team out time that that love oakland as much as we knew and are willing include the community. i think best part about this is like for the by the you just showcase all the best parts homeland and this type >> still ahead on the kron, 4

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>> well, after spending the first 6 seasons of his career with the forty-niners star wide receiver deebo samuel appears to have played his last game with the red and gold. he'll now be wearing well, burgundy and gold is a member of the washington commanders. according to multiple reports, the niners have agreed to trade. the former pro bowler to washington in exchange for a fifth-round pick and april's nfl draft. now this trade can't officially be processed until march 12. that's when

the new league year begins. it was a down season for deebo. samuel. 29 year-old finished with just 51 catches for 670 yards and 3 touchdowns. he also ran for 136 yards and a score. you might remember samuel publicly requested a trade a few weeks ago on super bowl sunday. no less now he gets his wish. we'll see how this works out for both teams. turning to the warriors now were without jimmy butler last night in philadelphia against the seventy-sixers. he was there. but dealing with back spasms. so out of the lineup, they did still have steph curry, however, coming off that 56 point performance orlando thursday. that is a ridiculous shot. he can do more than just make threes people. and then in the 4th quarter, yeah, he can dunk to doesn't do it off in his first one in more than 6 years. staff led the dubs with 29 points and 13 assists under 2 minutes to go tied at one 16 quinton grimes had unbelievable night for the

sixers. a career-high. 44 points, philly takes the lead. moses moody. i had a chance to tie but missed the layup and the seventy-sixers comeback the other way, you know, it's going to lead to something. it's kershaw. have to sell for >> sixers snapped their nine-game losing streak at the lawyers expense final score one. 26 to one 19. >> that's a look at sports. we'll send it back to you. well, it's wet pavement across the bridges. it's been wet overnight. we saw rain we're going to see some more passing showers throughout the day. >> so it's >> not going to be bad at all. here's a radar showing you what's going on right now. now one of our radars is out, but still we can see. >> right over the bay area, it's hit and miss showers and accumulations this week are not going to be impressive, but we'll keep it a chance of rain going on. so numbers in the 40's and 50's right now across the bay area. it's

going to warm a little bit this afternoon, but not a whole lot. our forecast model shows us hit and miss day after day, chances of rain. well, except for monday, monday, we actually have a chance of some clear skies will call it mostly sunny on monday, a beautiful day. and then the clouds increase monday night and then the next hit for rain comes in tuesday, tuesday, wednesday into thursday. we could see some rainy conditions and some snow in the sierra and we need that snow. the snow pack is not where it should be at. we're going to start increasing them to clear those clouds and you'll notice also the rain is more of a southerly trajectory and that means accumulations will be more impressive in southern california that in northern california for change. and here's next weekend, friday into saturday and sunday looks to be dry. so if you're waiting for the dry weather you've got tomorrow monday and you've got next weekend. now the rainfall totals are not impressive, ok, 9 tenths of an inch for wednesday. and you make a that they keep your eye in southern california as we head toward fresno. 1.2, 5 bakersfield,

1.3, 6 we add to that was in the bay area, 5, 1, hundredths of an inch in oakland by friday. this is cumulative starting today and about as much in san francisco. so not very much rain, but it'll be a little chippy at times at the ocean. my goodness, gracious, high surf surface up. you don't want to serve. you don't want to swim in. breasers could be to 20 feet with sneaker waves and rip currents. not a good combination. all right. today numbers in the 50's mid 50's pretty much everywhere. whether you're in san francisco right along the shoreline along the bay shoreline still in the mid 50's start to head southward. okay. going a little toward the upper 50's. so it's going to be definitely a coolish kind of day as you can take a look across the bay area. it's all pretty much the same if we get to 60 at all. maybe fairfield, 6107 inch and the next 7 days shows a beautiful forecast. it's just like to call weather and the rain. you'll love it. kathy, thank you.

>> english is now the official language of the united states of america. president trump signing the executive order saturday. we're sending a mandate from the clinton administration that required agencies and recipients of federal funding to provide language assistance to non english speakers. now these groups can decide if they want to continue to offer their services in other languages. the u.s. previously did not have an official language. the white house says this order promote unity and establishes efficiency in government operations. a local group will not be performing at the kennedy center in dc the san francisco based international pride orchestra's performance was canceled after president trump took over the center schedule, the group of lgbtq+ musicians was slated to perform at the center in june for world pride, but there were customers. director jacob stuns berg says they got a one sentence email from the center saying, quote, we are not in a position at this time to advance a contract. stenberg

adds this is a big disappointment for the orchestra. >> lgbtq history is american history and it's incredibly disappointing when we see cultural institutions that were formerly leaders this space. deteriorate. do too. >> changes in leadership like what we're seeing right now. >> well, president trump appointed interim executive director to the center earlier this year. he said there will be no more drag shows and quote, no more anti american propaganda. 2 bay area cities are making the list in a new study focused on growing rat populations around the world. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> he's a big ones. if they are >> actually kind size. the vector control district responds to road and kohl's throughout all of alameda county. but crews spent a majority of their time in oakland opened last here,

rodents running rampant, specifically reference. fortunately, we have a large amount rats running and oakland just due to the unhoused population situation. that's double which kind of rare. a check on trap set by vector control at mosswood park. a snapshot of a big problem. they come to the encampments because of the food and everything that's available here. our work has gone up in terms of what we do in the services we provide to the county doctor adrenal. why is the chief and scientific manager at victor control? she contributed to 9 study increasing rent numbers in cities are linked to climate warming, urbanization and human population. it was published last month in science advances. >> the research led by university of richmond, biology, professor doctor jonathan richardson and urban ecologist who scholarship focuses on rat populations. all the animals know is that you built a really nice home for yourself and they're not dumb. so they'll just move right in and take up residence

as well because you provided a nice structure for using an average of about 12 years of data from 16 cities across the globe. the study finds rat populations significantly increased in 70% of city's during the study period, including washington, d.c., san francisco. >> toronto, new york city, amsterdam and oakland. >> cities with less vegetated land cover. >> meaning more urbanization experienced increased growth of rat numbers. >> the only cities studied that saw declines. >> we're tokyo, louisville. >> and new orleans numbers seem to be increasing. and the other issue is, is that what we have left to kind of combat them on a large scale is decreasing. we have more restrictions on using word genocide and other things that we do need to be able to have as a public health tool in case there is an outbreak. doctor weiss is the problem will only worsen. the more we continue to construct communities where we did not build in the past. the urbanization of wildlands

forcing us to coexist with all sorts of animals, innluding rats, rats are not going anywhere. unfortunately in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. >> and some sad news out of the music world this morning. david johansen, the last surviving member of the iconic glam and proto punk band. the new york dolls has passed away at the age of 75 2 hits and died at his new york city home on friday. he had been battling stage 4 cancer and a brain tumor. the new york dolls known for their bold style and musical influence were pioneers in the punk movement, but they never achieve commercial success. 2 hands and later gained fame with the hit hot, hot, hot and appeared in several films he is survived by his wife and stepdaughter.

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responders among those making a splash yesterday at the annual polar plunge event. dozens of people braved the cold that crown beach in alameda, the event raised money for the northern california special olympics kron. 4 meteorologist kyla grogan help to mc this event which also featured a fun costume contests. as you can see, people getting into the spirit and we also heard from the organization's president on their mission. >> i i i think one of the biggest things we've got our work is that we bring families together and you see it a regional competitions in the summer games. i know you see it there, too. but it's great can the ball in with one

another. and you know, they travel together. they set a pup tents of the events and it's really a to me. it's a social experience for them. and it's a connection, right? so that connect to other families. they have similar experiences. >> the money goes toward sports training, educational programming and health resources for special olympic athletes. >> we some things that we are eliminating. we're also adding positions. >> coming up next at 8 major changes coming to open schools as the board votes on staff, layoffs due to a budget crisis. plus, best workers in california may soon see a pay bomb. the new proposal that's bomb. the new proposal that's up for debate. ♪ rise ♪

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>> i can't even imagine what it would be like, progress that ripped away their children from their family. >> developing on the kron 4 morning news, a protest erupts over the possibility of a former women's prison be used as immigration detention center. we spoke with a former inmate about she says she suffered at that facility. plus, this new sketch of the person, hillsborough police believe shot one of their own officers. we have the latest on the young people >> and iris. if we can get good information out to them, we think we can prevent some some tragedies from happening. >> plus, preventing fentanyl overdoses. how one north bay family turned their tragedy and to help. good morning.

thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday march. the second. let's get you started with a look at the weather with kathy traffton a bit damp out there. kathy, it is a bit damp. the roads are damaged. you out there and you may >> in paterson, raindrops and will continue to see the chance of rain. >> often on all week long, you'll notice it's cold outside and it's breezy and the breezes will really strengthen this afternoon. so that turns cold into really cold, doesn't that you feel the effect of those winds, the ocean, the beach is i don't think it's a great day to go to the beach, frankly, because of the high surf advisory in effect. and that is for 20 foot breaking waves. plus, there could be sneaker waves to come out of seemingly nowhere and sweep across the beaches and the jedi's and the dax. they could pull you out to sea. we have dangerous rip currents. a good possibility. it is cold. it's hazardous. hold off for a couple of days until that expires. so the

breeze is right now. pretty impressive. but just wait till this afternoon. my goodness, gracious, especially marin county. 38 mile per hour gusts in novato and really across the entire bay area. it oranges and reds. magenta is that signifies really strong winds at sunset. they start to diminish a little bit. they keep going, especially right along the coastline. it's not till tomorrow morning that we finally see a respite when the sun rises, bay area weather. then the key points are it's a high surf advisory through tomorrow at 09:00pm. so that's concerning. mostly cloudy skies, windy, especially this afternoon. chance of rain continues today and into tonight. thunderstorm chances, even yes, thunderstorms have been spotted off the coast and there's a slight chance of some thunderstorms in san jose and also in the east bay this afternoon. maybe 1 o'clock is the most likely time if we see them monday, there's your day. if you're looking for some sunshine. tomorrow's the day and then rain returns again thursday and friday. so

currently right now we are about 50 in san francisco and the entire bay area. we're in the 50's and even the 40's still. but by this afternoon, warm up just a little bit. we'll talk about that coming up in weather, stephanie. kathy, thank you. >> a top story this morning. some east bay residents are pushing back against a possible move to reopen the former women's prison in dublin as an immigration detention center. this comes after bay area. congress members mark this on and zoe lofgren sent a letter to federal officials raising concerns about hazardous conditions and a history of inmate abuse at this facility. the prison closed in december and they say it's not equipped to handle immigration detainees because it lacks the space for the legal services. they'll require. they also point to the tens of millions of dollars needed to make this safe again. trump was lindsey ford has the latest. >> and that community members, immigration, activist and over

of the polish meant of ice detention centers. i can't even imagine what it would be grants that ripped away their children from their family. >> for to go into a prison, the worst for him prison and fire. kendra drysdale is a former inmate at fci dublin. she tells kron 4 she lived under a horrible conditions at the prison like rats contaminated water and abuse. she says fci, dublin is unfit for anyone as survivors not want as a coalition did not want to went an associated

press investigation found permissive and toxic culture at fci, dublin, enabling years of misconduct by predatory employees and coverups that have largely kept the abuse at a public eye. really im minister and member of dignity, not detention. a statewide coalition that works to prevent and shut down ice detention centers says immigrants deserve respect like any other u.s. citizen been with families is actually lost that kind intentional neglect a detention. leslie swain showed up with their family in support of immigration rights. they say the fci dublin is a shameful reminder of the city's past and so troubled by the prison industrial complex in terms of it being a vehicle to put people who are. >> you know, lesson franchise

down. swain says they want the city of dublin to do better. and that in ice detention center would set the community backwards. and i'm so grateful that there are people like are organizing and that hoping that we like to direct direct democracy and we stop asking for permission. we shut this in dublin. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> a police are still looking for the man who shot a hillsborough police officer. the department sharing the new sketch of the person they believe is connected to the crime. police say the man they're looking for is described as hispanic in his mid 20's and about 5 feet, 5 inches tall. he is believed to have a pale complexion with black hair. the ambush styles shooting happened right in the police department's parking lot last week. the officer was hospitalized as and is expected to make a full recovery. investigators hope people come forward with security footage from february % 22nd the night of the shooting. and hope 3 people were arrested in connection to

beauty products. thefts from multiple retail stores. the vallejo police department says these are just some of the items the suspects are accused of stealing. >> officers say they saw bags with the stolen goods in a car near hahn's park disc golf course. investigators say they found a month's supply of oxycodone pills and more than $1000 cash there. one person arrested had 2 prior theft connections. another had a felony warrant from placer county for allegedly stealing more than $100,000 from stores. opens board of education, voted to send out layoff notices to some staff at the district they're faced with a 95 million dollar shortfall for the coming school year. the board voted 6 to one wednesday night in favor of the layoffs, reading tutors, teaching assistance program managers and food service staff could be impacted. >> it's a net loss between 100 and 150 full-time employees. but there's a lot within that we have some job

classifications that are going from 12 months to 11 bytes. we some things that we are eliminatin1. we're also adding positions. >> 40 million dollars in reserve funds will be used to help close the gap and those funds will only be available for the coming school year. a rally outside tesla dealership in coma saturday called on people to cut ties with the company. amid elon musk's involvement with the trump administration, protesters gathered on junipero serra boulevard demanding people sell their tesla cars and stock to oppose musk's influence over federal job cuts. this protest now part of a nationwide movement against the department of government efficiency. also known as doge similar rallies happening right now in cities like new york, portland, boston and dayton. in the north bay, the community of santa rosa is mourning the loss of 2 teens who died from fentanyl overdoses. kron four's rob ppnesbitt reports on the

nonprofit working to prevent more deaths. >> charlie turn and was a senior at santa clara university when he died of a fentanyl overdose. his parents return and formed the non-profit song for charlie in his memory and to educate young people about the risks of drug use. a lot of young people are dying essentially from the lack of information. so if we can get good information out to them, we think we can prevent some some tragedies from happening. tragedies like what happened santa rosa when an 18 year-old man and 16 year-old girl were found dead from fentanyl overdoses, friends and family have laid flowers and cards at montgomery high school in santa rosa high school where the 2 were students turn and says there are several tools to prevent another death. narcan included. narcan is a no-brainer. every student should have narcan in the backpack. every family should have narcan in their medicine chest. >> it is a life-saving antidote to an opioid overdose turn and says the current drug landscape is like a mind field full of risks. his first lesson for teens is to avoid the risk by not using, but

knows that won't work for everyone. >> traveling to about 4 schools a month to talk about things like fentanyl testing strips, narcan and sharing his son's story who he thinks would still be alive today if he had the right drug education, talked to him. young people are at high risk entering overdosing many instances dying because they're getting fentanyl unknowingly when they're looking for something else. rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, if you're fed up with high egg prices, the oakland public library may have just the class for you. they're hosting 2 events, teaching people how to raise backyard chickens. farmers from urban farm away says will be at the branches at the times listed there on your screen to help get you started. calling all bay area musicians and artists, the san francisco public library wants to hear from you. you can submit your music to be added to the library's bay beats that, though local music platform music must be original and any interested groups must submit up to 3 tracks no longer than 30

minutes. total selected artists get $250 and the deadline is may 31st. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a child thrown off a force after a woman allegedly walked up to the animal and yanked its tail. we have that story. still ahead. >> plus, big problems with california's new bar exam, causing panic among law students. why some lawmakers are calling for a full review. and a huge spike in a potentially deadly virus for dogs. after the break, member of san francisco spca joins us live in studio this morning with what's driving the problem and how you can problem and how you can protect pocket. the stories ♪♪ ♪♪

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>> in the bay area, we're getting a live look out here at the golden gate bridge. >> i of the i remember like driving into the station this morning, it was a bit damp out there on the streets on what kind of conditions can people expect out there? well, tell you, stephanie, i brought my dogs outside before i left for work and they came pouring wet. i mean, it was just had to tell everybody off. >> and it was very wet and it was ray. and it's just it's a beautiful day, especially if you like the grey weather. it'll be off and on again again today in terms of precipitation and it'll be cold because my goodness gracious, the winds are really going to kick up this afternoon. there's even a chance of thunderstorms. so it's going to be quite an interesting day for us. current temperatures, 40's and 50's, as you can see across the bay area. no big change in temperatures this yes, we're going to warm up a little bit. but the clouds keep the sun from really coming in and

heating up the atmosphere. so that is something to keep in mind. you might want to grab an extra jacket. it's gonna be that kind of day. temperatures today. well, mainly in the 50's in the afternoon and there's a chance of rain continuing today into tonight. and then there's a change because guess what? we get to have some dry weather for our monday in the meantime i mentioned the rent the window. yes, i did. it's right now. it's ok, it's a bit gusty that way to you. watch this. go into motion. you see the oranges and the reds. oh, my goodness. and even the magenta it is going to be really windy this afternoon. 38 mile per hour gusts in novato grand county really is something 2036 mile an hour gusts in bodega bay that really across the entire bay area. it is lights up from the east bay to the south bay to peninsula. and then finally at sunset, the winds start to diminish a little bit. but it's not until sunrise tomorrow morning that the winds really died down.

they kind of linger at the coast a little bit for today. speaking of the my high surf advisory is in effect that high surf advisories for 20 foot. breaking winds. there's an increased chance for sneaker waves. good, which could appear to come out of nowhere and sweep across the beaches and the docks and the jedi's. you don't want to be walking on the beach. you don't want to swim in these waves either because they're also dangerous rip currents that are quite likely. we could certainly strong currents pull you off shore so you don't want to go in that hazardous cold, dangerous water in the meantime, that high surf advisory that is in effect through tomorrow night. at 9 o'clock. and again today, mostly cloudy. it's windy. chance of rain continues until tonight. thunderstorm chances, maybe a 15, 20% chance of thunderstorms in the east bay, especially possibly even in the south bay. not a sure thing at all. but just my keep alert regarding that. so monday is our sunny day and

tuesday through thursday. the rain reappears. now you notice a satellite image. if you see this kind of splotchy clouds out here, that's an indication of cold air and house. of course, you see the radar returns and that's indication of wet conditions. so we're not going to see a lot of precipitation, but it'll be off again on again throughout the entire week. accumulations for today into tomorrow. look at that. scarcely a drop in places such as santa rosa, you'll notice the further south you get the more likely we are to see some rain. some santas a maybe 1107 inch through tomorrow set half moon bay, a 10th of an inch and hayward 3, 1, hundredths of an inch. so we'll keep a gray. we'll keep it really windy at times and a few possibilities of rain. now the climate prediction center does show a wetter than normal son. across much of the west, espe ially across california. that would be through march 9th. so we're looking for extra wet and also it's going to be colder than normal departure from normal.

you see the blue that is much colder than normal. and that continues monday into tuesday. it's not to get to the end of the week. we'll be seeing more and more gray, which is closer to normal. it's not exactly a warm up, but it certainly if you want warmer weather, at least it's better and warmer than it was today. so again, the climate prediction center, that is the big concern and also the cool temperatures back to 70. kathy, thank you. >> in the bay area, experts are concerned about the increase in the number of canine parvovirus also known as part that they are seeing in san francisco. and joining me live now to talk about the dangers of parvo what you can do to protect your own dog is jessica goes. she and director of community medicine operations at the san francisco spca. good morning. good morning. so grateful to be so glad to have you. so it starts off here. walk us through what exactly parvo is and with some of the symptoms are. so people are aware. yes, absolutely. so. >> parvo is not a new disease it's something that we've been

protecting dogs again since the 70's in an. >> primarily a big concern for unvaccinated dog. so puppies, adolescence, you know, even adults can be suspect who if they haven't been vaccinated and its contracted from the virus entering the mouth. so, you know, contact with contaminated surfaces. it's very prevalent in the environment. most talks have been exposed to it some point or another on the science that you'll see if this you know, been protected is usually on a bombing diarrhea, lethargy, things like some has blood in the stool. it can be fatal. but good news is it's preventable yet. so walk us through some of the prevention steps that dog owners can also take. absolutely so vaccinating regularly. working with your veterinarian to get them protected. is the best way to prevent young puppies. they're they're born with some immunity from their mom, which almost actually counteracts the vaccination. and it's really important. we talk

about puppy series booster shots, things like not the puppies get vaccinated from 6 to 8 weeks old and get regularly vaccinated until they're about 16 weeks old. and then every year after that to keep their immunity now, are there certain dogs that are more susceptible? certain breeds of dogs that are more susceptible to parvo. some breeds can be. but really all dogs. we recommend that they're protected against with vaccination can and can dogs that get vaccinated at any age, starting at 6 to 8 weeks old and then they can get vaccinated all the way throughout their life. very good. so and that to why this situation is happening in san francisco right now. >> have the high numbers. sure. i'd love to point out, you know, the part of issues is not a tenor line issue. it's not a san francisco issue. it's it's really an issue around access. and so a lot of communities we're seeing are facing a barriers to getting preventive care to getting these vaccinations. we see that coupled with the rise and pet ownership. and so when

we see, you know, rise in pet ownership and also pretty, you know, access to care is limited. we see generations of puppies being born with lower and lower immunity and it creates kind of a situation where the community needs to get involved. got it. okay. walk us through this upcoming clinic that you're also offering for folks. this to san francisco specific. yes, so we're really excited to be putting this on earlier this year. san francisco, animal care and control was seeing an uptick in cases in parvo. and so they reached out to us. we all came together partnered with saint anthony foundation. we love the work they're doing really addressing kind of the whole percent to help them get care full belly bus, which provides pet food pantry generously funded by san francisco foundation. and we're going to host this event and bringing care into the community to help people get vaccinations free of charge of the preventive services. microchips spay neuter things like that's going to be a good event. wow, that's incredible. now this is the second of

recent events that you've had to help connect the unhoused in the unsheltered community with resources that are so critical to help with their pets lives. how did the first turn out for the first event going? are you expecting that kind of turnout this time around? yeah, it was great. we had 76 dogs that got care that danny and the reason for having a second clinic is to much needed boost or to make sure their immunity really is effective. and so we're hoping that all 76 of those dogs come back to get a booster vaccination. plus more. we're bringing enough supplies for 200 animals. and so we really hopes to reach a lot of people. and if people can't make it on monday, they should visit our website the s p ca dot org. we have created a whole system of care. people can get access to this kind of care, not just monday, but at any time. wonderful. just a couple goes. and director of community medicine operations at san francisco spca. thank you so much for your work. >> thank you. all right. we'll >> thank you. all right. we'll be right back.

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now. the berkeley police department is searching for this child. this is 12 year-old prince yujing rockwell. he is 4 foot 8 with braided hair last seen wearing a gray tank top or a shorts and black slime shoes last seen at 03:00pm on the 1500 block of harmon street possibly headed the san pablo park. you're urged to call police if you see him. california's new cost cutting bar exam, turned into a

disaster with glitches causing test takers to lose answers and crashed out of the system. some students reported panic attacks and others filed a class action lawsuit. lawmakers now calling for a full review of what went wrong. the state bar apologized, offering a retaken march, but many are demanding compensation and accountability. some law firms have expressed concerns about delays in licenses for new associates potentially affecting their staffing needs. legislators are calling for more oversight. grammy-nominated r b singer angie stone has died. her family confirmed stone was killed in a car crash in montgomery, alabama. she was a member of the all-girl hip-hop trio, the sequence and known for the hit song. wish i didn't miss you. stone also hit the broadway stage as big mama morton in the musical chicago. she was 63 years old.

>> it. >> isn't that fun? well, it's officially mardi gras weekend in san francisco's mission district comes alive with a celebration of music, dance and culture to celebrate fat tuesday. and as you just saw there by the dancers, carnaval san francisco is promising a very fun event. rodrigo duran executive director for the group stopped by our studio on saturday to tell us how

they're bringing the big easy to the city by the bay. >> partnering with over 20 local businesses and the mission activating 5 venues with performances from some, but a soft soca different cultures represented and a mardi gras. so from 5 to 10:00pm, anyone is welcome to join us. it's all free. >> carnival san francisco also puts on the largest multi cultural festival on the west coast that's happening may 24th and 25th in the mission district. just look at them like their stuff and cast of characters there. >> all right. 30 good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lit. we continue our news coverage for you this half hour with a look first at your forecast with meteorologist kathy traffton. so kathleen, what do you think about the fact tuesday forecast? well, i think it's going to be wonderful. you know, it's going to be rainy. it's a possibility of some across the bay area. >> we can always go to rio now. it's going to be really a fun fun day. those dancers are

so talented, but for today, it's cold and gray and some areas. you may see some rays of sunshine as well. but santas a showing again, that's interesting. few san jose state. you've got the lowest clouds kind of in pushing right into the building. but it's going to be great and kind of cold. so temperatures this morning haven't budged a lot compared to earlier. so still in the 50's and the 40's, we'll warm up into the 40's 50's and even maybe a few 60's. there's a high surf advisory that's in effect until 9 o'clock tomorrow night for very strong waves that high up to 20 foot. high waves. >> mostly cloudy. we've got some really windy conditions coming up for us, especially this afternoon. chance of rain continues tonight into tomorrow. thunderstorm chances even are a slight chance in the east bay, even the south bay. and it'll be sunny, mostly sunny tomorrow. future rain totals across the state heading through the week. this is cumulative now. not terribly impressive across the bay area. so you'll see some

areas won't even get to a 10th of an inch in the bay area. but if you look down towards bakersfield and you'll see really strong amounts of rain. but in terms of the precipitation, that is some. but the big concern, if you go to the beach, sneaker waves concerned about rip currents and of course, these 20 foot breakers, stephanie? kathy, thank you. >> viral video online shows a woman pulling the tale of a force in daly city. and then that animal bucking and knocking off a young child. the video has caused outrage with some directing concerns towards the horse stable itself. kron four's jeff moment explains. >> ocean view, stables in daly city, you're famous. gotta go everywhere. yeah, he's super sweet. caroline read tends to zeus the large quarter horse that's made his fair share of rounds on social media payment rate doing our normal pastor pony ride where we take kids out on a little 10 to 15

minute ride just to get them like houston, 2 horses uncomfortable. it was a ride with this family seen on surveillance camera. but according to social media claims a woman completely unrelated to the tour and the farm suddenly pulled. zoo says tail while the young child was riding him bucking him off. >> and came over check on the kid. we offered a medical intervention. we always offer if anyone ever falls off to call 9, one ice packs we have for state. family declined all medical intervention that was offered and yes, that the child ok, those of you seem to be fine and on the family went and left, but it caused a social media firestorm. it was blown up on social media, obviously because it was a very >> odd circumstance. you wouldn't think anyone would walk up to a horse and just yank its tail. that's not really the normal thing for someone to do around an animal like that. police are now investigating. we've been in cooperation with the police we met with him on wednesday. >> and then again, a little while ago from what we're

being told the child is ok. the farm also says police told the woman who pulled the horse's tail was arrested. those charges are unknown kron. 4 news reached out to daly city police but have not heard back. but read here says she just wants people to know her farm is still a safe place to visit, help people know that is a safe place to come and ride it. just it was a very unfortunate situation. >> and while reid gears up for a busy summer season, she closes up for the evening wondering how someone would be willing to harm one of her horses, knowing horses have a pretty good number. and so they would do remember you and do know what's going on you're mean to them. they remember that. and so >> likely he's doing okay. in daly city, jack woman kron 4 news. >> police arrested a santa rosa schoolteacher thursday for allegedly committing lewd acts with a student. 34 year-old gino korea, a teacher at cesar chavez language academy faces charges, including arranging a meeting with a minor for lewd acts.

the suspect is being held at sonoma county jail. santa rosa police asked anyone with additional information to please come forward >> and parts of contra costa county are considered high fire hazard severity zones. that's according to new maps released this week by the state's fire marshal. >> in cities include a renda richmond moraga said pablo left by it. antioch, clayton, elsa brentwood, danville, conquered and panel. officials say these areas have a high amount of dry vegetation in unoccupied areas. the state says fire hazard zones have grown because of climate driven droughts and longer more dangerous wildfire seasons. well, frances appears to have improved after suffering from respiratory issues on friday. let's take a look at the scene outside the hospital where the pope is being treated. you can see people they're offering their prayers the vatican says pope francis who is 88 years-old, breakfast, drink coffee and read newspapers yesterday morning. he suffered no further crisis overnight. the vatican also sharing the pope has no fever, but remains

under close watch. as vacancy rate is san francisco continue to skyrocket? the city may soon see some of its buildings get a second life. the board of supervisors on tuesday passed legislation meant to make it easier for developers to turn vacant office space into housing for stephanie rothman. reports. >> as the housing crisis, san francisco city leaders are one step closer to turning vacant office and commercial space. it's a tens of thousands of homes, many of which are located downtown in the financial district and in union square, all part of san francisco supervisor damning saw district who co-sponsor the revitalization bill, their order buildings there, maybe 8 to 12 stories. and he's based on every study are really the governor's that could be converted housing most most quickly and think no. >> you know, streets like sansome and kearny and where maybe you don't have the office activity that you used to have. daughter says it's

better to have housing now rather than wait on companies to come back 3 to 5 years down. the line gets a very visual reminder of all the work that needs to be >> our economic recovery and how it needs to speed up to get people working downtown, get people shopping in our neighborhoods again. >> according to data from the city office space vacancy in san francisco has hit 34% this new legislation removes previous barrier such as placing a quota on affordable housing. >> will reduce development costs for projects up to 7 million square feet and will also extend application deadlines. that doesn't mean that abandoned because of affordable housing. >> just means for this free area downtown. >> we're going to try to make this easier pencil out. so we do get these projects moving. >> the bill was also co sponsored by district 6 supervisor matt dorsey seen firsthand how projects revamp the community want more neighborhoods like the east cut and mission bay.

>> where they're not 95, you know, work kinds of neighborhoods and then ghost towns at night and on the weekends, we want a vibrant neighborhoods. estate revitalization, bill that took effect at the beginning of the year. >> also lays out tax incentives to encourage developers to convert empty offices and retail spaces into homes and create around 14,000 new housing units. >> i think our economy depends on it. but more than that. >> i think this is really what is at stake for the future of census reporting in san francisco. stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> happening now, a silver alert is in effect for 68 year-old ronald simpson. authorities say he was last seen saturday afternoon in brentwood. simpson is believed to be driving a 2005 maroon gmc sierra truck with the license plate. number 6, 9, 7, 8, 4 p 3 authorities are urging anyone with information to please contact local law enforcement. a bay area.

baseball fans celebrated sports culture in oakland saturday. hundreds of people went out to raimondi park for fanfest 2025. kron four's photo journalist malcolm jackson takes us inside. >> try to statements a reader. no one ever since a's have said will remain open then immediately left but the ball is really are reading here like they've their ballpark in the heart of west oakland. we've got this fantastic warehouse season. it just painted it as mural on the side of it like can see the highway. it's like it's president market like they're revitalizing the >> that this is an incredible effort by the oakland 68 last dive bar is or 2 fan groups.

they are not people that organized and thorough events there. people that have normal 9 to 5 jobs. they did all of this and they did it for oakland sports fans. i now more than ever it's important for people to have reasons to gather, join together and we for the same cause and that's with the oakland dollars. deliver that to the oakland deliver. and that's what this event fans ever since a way for everybody to come together. we have thousands of people out here. we have no police interventions. everybody had the best time. and i think that speaks so highly of the type of fans we have here in oakland and that's not going anywhere. we love oakland and so see that team out time that that love oakland as much as we knew and are willing include the community. i think the best part about this is like this for the by the you just showcase all the best parts homeland and this type

>> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news braving freezing waters for a positive cars. more on the annual polar plunge in alameda. plus to bay area cities now on a global list for wrap populations that are increasing. what's behind the rise? the answer might surprise you.

>> well, spending the first 6 seasons of his career with the forty-niners star wide receiver deebo samuel appears to have played his last game with the red and gold. he'll

now be wearing well, burgundy and gold is a member of the washington commanders. according to multiple reports, the niners have agreed to trade. the former pro bowler to washington in exchange for a 5th round pick and april's nfl draft. now this trade can't officially be processed until march 12. that's when the new league year begins. it was a down season for deebo. samuel. 29 year-old finished with just 51 catches for 670 yards and 3 touchdowns. he also ran for 136 yards and a score. you might remember samuel publicly requested a trade a few weeks ago on super bowl sunday. no less now he gets his wish. we'll see how this works out for both teams. turning to the warriors now were without jimmy butler last night in philadelphia against the seventy-sixers. he was there. but dealing with back spasms. so out of the lineup, they did still have steph curry, however, coming off that 56 point performance orlando thursday. that is a

ridiculous shot. he can do more than just make threes people. and then in the 4th quarter, yeah, he can dunk to doesn't do it off in his first one in more than 6 years. staff led the dubs with 29 points and 13 assists under 2 minutes to go tied at one 16 quinton grimes had unbelievable night for the sixers. a career-high. 44 points, philly takes the lead. moses moody. i had a chance to tie but missed the layup and the seventy-sixers comeback the other way, you know, it's going to lead to something. it's kershaw and you have for >> the sixers snapped their nine-game losing streak at the lawyers expense final score one. 26 to one 19. >> that's a look at sports. we'll send it back to you. >> and the radar returns are lighting up a little bit across california. but the national weather service radar atop mount a minimum is down. so we're piecing this together from radars and eureka, sacramento hanford

vandenberge. we've got some radars to work with, but this is not showing the entire picture what he's showing signs of radar is actually some very cold air is kind of suspect lee clouds behind this area of low pressure indicates cold and it is cold outside. no doubt about that. temperatures right now are just rising a little bit toward 50. so we've got 50's 40's for the temperatures at this hour and the warm up a little bit more. forecast model is showing waves of rain across our area except and a little bit of clearing on monday. some sunshine on monday. that is your dry day. again, a chance of rain pretty much every day throughout the week, except for monday. may be monday night get the clouds. but you'll see here is your tuesday. some snow in the sierra to catch that. also, here's your wednesday. and then takes more of a southerly trajectory. so we'll see a little bit more rain towards southern california. rain in the bay area. really not very impressive at all. some areas, not even a few hundredths of

an inch. so here the future rainfall totals. you big impressive it first. and all the sudden the focus goes down toward southern california. look at the rainfall totals in fresno. 1.3, 5 bakersfield, 1.8. but for u.s., 507 inch from now through friday. so you may not even need your umbrella, but you may encounter a few raindrops. and if you go to the coast, you could encounter huge waves. breaking waves to 20 feet. sneaker waves of possibilities and a walk on the beach because that could happen. they can just sweep across the beaches. also, they're dangerous rip currents. you know, if you pulled out to sea, it's cold. it's hazardous. very choppy. you don't want to be surfing in this either. temperatures today, most areas around 55 or so. so mid-fifties in san francisco right along the shoreline right along the bay shoreline again in the 50's as we start to head southward, we go maybe into the upper 50's. so 56 degrees in mountain view. santa clara valley looking at 56 in la status. 57

in campbell. and finally as we start to the head of the east bay, again, mid 50's everywhere. 58 walnut creek, 59 conquered. and yes, if we see anything in the 60's, perhaps fairfield, 61, pittsburgh at 50, but it's going to be kind of a chilly day, frankly. and our numbers really on the cold side throughout the work week until we get to next weekend. so again, cold air and we've got possibility of rain almost every day except for monday. then we get to the weekend friday saturday, sunshine and a bit warmer conditions at the want. the warmth you have to wait till next weekend. stephanie. >> kathy, thank you. english is now the official language of the united states of america. president donald trump signing the executive order on saturday rescinding a mandate from the clinton administration that requires agencies and recipients of federal funding to provide language assistance to non-english speakers. now these groups can decide if they want to continue to offer services in other languages. the u.s. previously did not have an official language. the

white house says the order promotes unity and establishes efficiency in government operations. a local group will not be performing at the kennedy center in dc the san francisco based international pride orchestra's performance was canceled after president trump took over the center's schedule, the group of lgbtq+ musicians was slated to perform at the center in june for world pride with the orchestra director jacob stenberg says they got a one sentence email from the center saying, quote, we are not in a position at this time to advance a contract. >> lgbtq history is american history and it's incredibly disappointing when we see cultural institutions that were formerly leaders this space. deteriorate. do too changes in leadership like what we're seeing right now. >> what president trump appointed interim executive director to the center earlier this year. he said they will be no more drag shows and quote, no more anti american propaganda. 2 bay area cities

are making the list in a new study focused on rat populations around the world. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> he's a big ones. if they are actually kind its size, the vector control district responds to road and kohl's throughout all of alameda county. but crews spent a majority of their time in oakland opened last night here, rodents running rampant, specifically reference. fortunately, we have a large amount rats running and oakland just due to the unhoused population situation. that's double kind of rare. a check on trap set by vector control at mosswood park. a snapshot of a big problem. they come to the encampments because of the food and everything that's available here. our work has gone up in terms of what we do and the services we provide to the county doctor adrenal. why is the chief and scientific manager at victor control? she

contributed to 9 study increasing rat numbers in cities are linked to climate warming, urbanization and human population. >> it was published last month in science advances. >> the research led by university of richmond, biology, professor doctor jonathan richardson and urban ecologist who scholarship focuses on rat populations. all the animals know is that you built a really nice home for yourself and they're not dumb. so they'll just move right in and take up residence as well because you provided a nice structure for using an average of about 12 years of data from 16 cities across the globe. the study finds rat population significantly increased in 70% of cities during the study period, including washington, d.c., san francisco. >> toronto, new york city, amsterdam and oakland. >> cities with less vegetated land cover. >> meaning more urbanization experienced increased growth of rat numbers. >> the only cities studied that saw declines.

>> we're tokyo, louisville. >> and new orleans numbers seem to be increasing. and the other issue is, is that what we have left to kind of combat them on a large scale is decreasing. we have more restrictions on using word genocide and other things that we do need to be able to have as a public health tool in case there is an outbreak. doctor weiss is the pvoblem will only worsen. the more we continue to construct communities where we did not build in the past. the urbanization of wildlands forcing us to coexist with all sorts of animals, including rats, rats are not going anywhere. unfortunately in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. some sad news out of the music world this morning. david johansen, the last surviving member of the iconic lamb and proto punk band. >> the new york dolls has passed away at the age of 75 2 heads died at his new york city home on friday. he had been battling stage 4 cancer and a brain tumor. the new york dolls known for their bold style and musical influence were pioneers in the

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responders among those making a splash yesterday at the annual polar plunge event. dozens of people braving the cold at crown beach in alameda, including a polar

bear. there. the event raised money for the northern california special olympics in our kron. 4 meteorologist kyla grogan. she helped mc this event and we heard from the organization's president on their mission as well. >> i i i think one of the biggest things we've got our work is that we bring families together and you see it a regional competitions in the summer games. i know you see it there, too. but it's great the ball in with one another. and you know, they travel together. they set a pup tent city advance and it's really a to me. it's a social experience for them and it's a connection, right? so that connect to other families. they have similar experiences. >> the money goes towards sports training educational programming and health resources for special olympic athletes. >> we some things that we are eliminating. we're also adding positions. >> next at 9, major changes are coming to oakland schools as the board votes on staff

layoffs due to a budget coisis. we got a bird was slain 9 years. it seems skin and a smoke. the murders. and coming up next at 9, he may be a familiar face if you like a good drama series. coming up, award-winning actor ting is in studio this morning to talk about his latest project. it's coming up on the kron 4 coming up on the kron 4 morning news. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me,

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>> developing on the kron 4 morning news, a protest erupts over the possibility of a former women's prison being used as an immigration detention center. we spoke with a former inmate about the abuse. she says she suffered at that facility. plus, this new sketch of the person, hillsborough police believe shot one of their officers. we have the latest on the search. young people >> and iris. if we can get good information out to them, we think we can prevent some some tragedies from happening. >> plus, preventing fentanyl overdoses. how one north bay family turned their tragedy into hope. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday march second and we continue our news coverage for you this morning with a look at the weather

with kathy traffton. hey kathy. hey, stephanie, if you're thinking of going to the beach today, maybe put it on couple of days because is high surf advisory in effect. now we have long to westerly swell supporting 20 foot breakers. rip currents are a pretty good possibility. they could. the sneaker waves may come in could sweep you off the beach and rip currents can drag you out to sea. not a good thing. you don't even want to walk on the beach. much less swimmer actually serve. so for for a couple of days when the winds die down and >> the waves die down, that will be a good thing. did i mention my u.s. okay. along the coastline. already at this hour, the gusting to 27 miles per hour. watch the cars exploded. i put this in motion by this afternoon. we could be seeing wind gusts up to 36 37 miles per hour, especially in marin county, but across the entire bay area. it's really impressive. and the winds don't die down instantly when the sunsets it continues overnight, especially right along the coast. and finally by sunrise tomorrow, the winds

really do die down, but they really linger, especially at the coastline. tomorrow morning, half moon bay. so here's the weather headline for you. first to deal as the high surf advisory that expires tomorrow night at 9 o'clock. also, it's mostly cloudy skies. it's windy. we have a chance of precipitation off and on throughout the day. even thunderstorm chance, a slight chance maybe in the afternoon, maybe in the east bay, not at all. a sure thing. tomorrow is your day. if you're looking for some sunshine. hold on to tomorrow and also for next weekend because throughout the week, work week, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, precipitation is a possibility, but there's not a lot of it. that's a good deal. temperature right now in san francisco just made it over. 51 degrees and across the entire bay area was still in the 40's and 50's. stephanie. >> kathy, thank you. a top story this morning. some east bay residents are pushing back against a possible move to reopen the former women's prison in dublin as an immigration detention center. this comes after bay area.

congress members mark this on and zoloft run sent a letter to federal officials raising concerns about hazardous conditions and a history of inmate abuse at the facility. the prison closed in december and they say it's not equipped to handle immigration detainees because it lacks the space for the legal services. they'll require. they also point to the tens of millions of dollars needed to make it safe again. proffers lindsey ford has the latest. >> that community members, immigration, activist and over 20 coalitions in support of immigration rights collected in dublin saturday afternoon, along with a small group of trump supporters. this all happening less than a mile away from the now closed fci, dublin, women's prison. many fear it could turn into ice detention center. drivers honking their horns in support of the polish meant of ice detentio centers. i can't even imagine what it would be

grants that ripped away their children from their family. >> for to go into a prison, the worst him prison and fire. kendra drysdale is a former inmate at fci dublin. she tells kron 4 she lived under a horrible conditions at the prison like rats contaminated water and abuse. she says fci, dublin is unfit for anyone as survivors not want as a coalition did not want to went an associated press investigation found permissive and toxic culture at fci, dublin, enabling years of misconduct by predatory employees and coverups that have largely kept the abuse at a public eye. deborah lee and minister and member of dignity, not detention, a statewide coalition that works to prevent and shut down ice detention centers says

immigrants deserve respect like any other u.s. citizen been with families is actually lost that kind intentional neglect a detention. leslie swain showed up with their family in support of immigration rights. they say the fci dublin is a shameful reminder of the city's past and so troubled by the prison industrial complex in terms of it being a vehicle to put people who are. >> you know, lesson franchise down. swain says they want the city of dublin to do better. and that in ice detention center would set the community backwards. and i'm so grateful that there are people like are organizing and that hoping that we like to direct direct democracy. and we stop asking for permission. we shut this in dublin. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> police are still looking for the man who shot a hillsborough police officer.

>> the department sharing the new sketch of the person they believe is connected to the crime. police say the man they're looking for is described as hispanic in his mid 20's and about 5 feet, 5 inches tall. he is believed to have a pale complexion with black hair, the ambush style shooting happened right in the police department's parking lot just last week the officer was hospitalized and is expected to make a full recovery. investigators hope people come forward with security footage from february 22nd the night of the shooting. and delay 3 people were arrested in connection to beauty products. thefts from multiple retail stores. the vallejo police department says these are just some of the items the suspects are accused of stealing >> officers say they saw bags with the stolen goods in a park near hans park. disc golf course. investigators say they found a month's supply of oxycodone pills and more than $1000. cash. one person arrested had 2 prior theft connections. another had a felony warrant from placer county for allegedly stealing

more than $100,000 from stores. oakland's board of education voted to send off, lay out some out, rather layoff notices to some staff at the district they're faced with a 95 million dollar shortfall for the coming school year. the board voted 6 to one wednesday night in favor of the layoffs, reading tutors, teaching assistance program managers and food service staff could be impacted. >> it's a net loss between 100 and 150 full-time employees. but there's a lot within that we have some job classifications that are going from 12 months to 11 bytes. we some things that we are eliminating. we're also adding positions. >> 40 million dollars in reserve funds will be used to help close the gap. those funds will only be available for the coming school year. rally outside a tesla

dealership in coma saturday called on people to cut ties with the company amid elon musk's involvement with the trump administration. protesters gathering on, you know, pero serra boulevard demanding people to sell their tesla cars and stop to oppose musk's influence over federal job cuts. this all part of protest nationwide against doge or the department of government efficiency rally is happening in cities like new york, portland, boston and dayton. in the north bay, the community of santa rosa is mourning the loss of 2 teens who died from fentanyl overdoses. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the nonprofit working to prevent more deaths. >> charlie turn and was a senior at santa clara university when he died of a fentanyl overdose. his parents return and formed the non-profit song for charlie in his memory and to educate young people about the risks of drug use. a lot of young people are dying essentially from the lack of information. so if we can get good information out to them, we think we can prevent some some tragedies from happening. tragedies like what happened

santa rosa when an 18 year-old man and 16 year-old girl were found dead from fentanyl overdoses, friends and family have laid flowers and cards at montgomery high school in santa rosa high school where the 2 were students turn and says there are several tools to prevent another death. narcan included. narcan is a no-brainer. every student should have narcan and the backpack. every that we should have narcan in their medicine chest. >> is a life-saving antidote to an opioid overdose turn and says the current drug landscape is like a mind field full of risks. his first lesson for teens is to avoid the risk by not using, but knows that won't work for everyone. >> traveling to about 4 schools a month to talk about things like fentanyl testing strips, narcan and sharing his son's story who he thinks would still be alive today if he had the right drug education, talked to him. young people are at high risk and over dosing and in many instances dying because they're getting fentanyl unknowingly when they're looking for something else. rob nesbitt kron, 4 news.

>> in the east bay, if you're fed up with high egg prices, the oakland public library has just the class for you. they're hosting 2 events, teaching people how to raise backyard chickens. but farmers from urban farm away says will be at the branches on your screen at those times. also listed there to help get you started. and calling all bay area musicians and artists, the san francisco public library wants to hear from you. you can now submit your music to be added to the library's baby eats. that's their local music platform. music must be original. interested groups must submit up to 3 tracks no longer than 30 minutes. total selected artists get $250. the deadline is may 31st. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a child thrown off a horse after a woman walks up to the animal and allegedly yanks on its tail. >> plus, big problems with california's new bar exam, causing panic among law students. why lawmakers are now calling for a full review. >> we got a bird was slain 9 years. it seems some skin and

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>> are the sky-blue today are are they grow a little bit of both in downtown san francisco. here's the transamerica pyramid. you can watch as the clouds start to move from the ocean right across san francisco. and then

again, there's there's a san jose which is just all socked in at this hour. you know what? we've got some precipitation showing up. this is a radar returns and showing very cold air and some spotty rain. and then there's some precipitation and that's form of snow in the sierra nevada future rainfall totals across california this week. not very impressive. that's today through thursday. okay. impressive. you. reek of one inch half an inch in mendocino. you go down to fresno. 1.3, 5 inches, 1.6, 6 in monterey. but in the bay area, not much. okay. 4 tenths of an inch in san jose. 5, 1, 100's in san francisco, 5, 1, 100's in oakland. that's for the entire week. so we'll see a few raindrops. what is more impressive as the size of the waves at the ocean. 20 foot breakers. we've got a long storied westerly swell and we have the possibility of sneaker waves coming across and also strong rip currents that can pull you out to sea. not a good idea to walk on the beach or to go swimming or to

go surfing? no, i don't think so. in the sierra. oh, my goodness. beautiful shot of yosemite. there's a winter storm advisory in effect through tomorrow afternoon. we could see an additional one to 4 inches of snow on the sierra crest. and what's even more . 55 mile per hour gusting winds so the concerned about slippery roadways and watch for falling tree branches in this year. if you're heading up in that direction. in the meantime, we could some more snow. one to 4 inches is not going to do it. we're above normal in terms of the northern sierra. but the central sierra southern sierra, we could use some more snow back here along our coastline. oh, my yes, it's going to be lovely again. that high surf advisory is the big concern for us at this point. will it certainly be going away very soon. mostly cloudy concerns today. some chances of rain today into tonight. the big deal is that gusty, gusty winds gusting to 38 miles per hour in some areas, especially right along the coastline. but watch for the gusty winds for the entire bay

area throughout the day. it's not till tomorrow that things start to settle down by tomorrow. we've got some sunshine little bit warmer conditions. no rain and the surf advisory will be expiring. stephanie. >> when i first came to this 14, i have nothing. a room with 8 other refugees. wash dishes restaurant in minneapolis. they called the food chains. i didn't even recognize it. myself. the language, some like of most shots. >> what a star. he's an award-winning creative director and actor race right here in the bay area. you may have caught him on netflix or amazon prime or maybe you saw him in person as the 2023 grand marshal of the san francisco chinese new year parade. rich ting is back and he joins us live this morning. >> morning to you, man. marking yet could eventually

says that was from tulsa king, right? really cool. i want to ask you all about that in just a minute here. but first of all, you are a town just for the imagined. talks conference yesterday. how did that go? all those great. shout out to france's kong and. >> and roads chamber use. it was a great experience. aren't stanford yesterday. so yeah, got meet and speak to a lot of great people. yeah. what did you guys talk about? we talked about like my career kind of like in any advice i had for like the younger generation. but, you know, francis was moderating did excellent job. and israel had really good tihe just interacting with their when they came out. >> that testing know, rich, i want to get right to your projects here. you've got quite a few that up very busy we last saw you. you're obviously a lot of people know from worriers role you're in. tulsa came with sylvester stallone. and now you've got this exciting new role as a sergeant. coy on on call, which is a dip wolf series, right? incredible. so we just played a clip from a tulsa case. so walk us through what that experience was like on set. i was i mean, it's with

sly, right? yes, the haul, you know, being a fan of season one was really a privilege join that team for season 2 and had no anticipation ever being part of that show just because, you know, i'm a fan of it. so i didn't see where the storyline was going to go. but >> we've got the call late last i was a late addition, cousin, my actual character and the chinese element to season 2 is actually inspired and based on real events. so our main writer, terence winter definitely wanted to include that. >> along with craig's isgur up, so just a privilege to be with neal mcdonough and simon, frank grillo and the whole crew and the whole cast. and what was it like interacting with just these iconic actors, you know, use, i don't really get starstruck this because i've been doing this for a while. but i mean, who wouldn't with stallone raw? the first time he walks on he just brings that are i mean, i grew up watching rambo and you know all about was yeah, it's right. and so to see that man right in front of you, running lines, directing a set, just

his presence alone was a gifts. i really appreciated that experience. fantastic. now i love to ask you also about this streaming series you have on amazon right right now. i actually been watched. the whole thing think it's really incredible. acting great writing. walk us through your character and how you got involved with this. right. so i play character. sergeant tyson, ak coy on the show. he's the team leader of the long beach police drug enforcement team. it's wilson. 10 show. it's his first ever streamer. so we're rated r we get to do a lot of and say a lot of things. maybe we can on network television. it's kind of a dream come true. i think for that franchise because we family dec will finally made that jump to streamers, you know, and so to play, not only an asian american police officer in this dt task force, but to represent the west out of will shows his predominant new york, a chicago based. you know, it's a real honor, you know, and just happy to be involved. shout out to eliot wolf in our show runner tim walsh for having me in

campion. it can be more excited to be a part of this team. yeah, definitely recommend watching now to check out the show on call streaming now on amazon prime. also walk us through just how your >> time in the bay area really sort of shaped. how your how you approach acting just how you represent the community as an asian-american, right? you know, what i always say is, you know, my whole life journey has prepared me to do what i'm currently doing in the business, you know, and having gone to high school. >> at archbishop riordan high school shot to the men's basketball team. we ccsu day so, you know, just being from the city, you know, near even near historical places like chinatown, really help feed me for like a show warrior wherein takes place in 1800 in san francisco's chinatown, right? you know, so those cool moment. see no point from my past and just being literally legit area person growing up here, able to soak in that energy and the vibe and really take that and front end and still traded to to real characters on screen. so, you know, every character that i play even jacking on tulsa,

king, you know, fortunately for me, i've known some real jack innings in my life. and so i'm able to channel those energies and, you know, and and then the play officer coy you know, i've been around a lot of law enforcement personnel, my whole life, you know, have extended family that's involved in so to be able to honor that community. and, you know, to represent the men and women that help protect us every day and put their lives on the line. it's really an honor. so, you know, some people say i got into the business a little late, but i'm actually grateful for the time i entered because of all these other experiences i really had outside the industry that i can bring and channel through these characters that i play. absolutely. and i also want to tap into the fact that >> you got to name your own character. all right. with the on call so walk us through the back story on so, you know, this goes out to tim walsh, our show runner and one of our main creators and, you know, being a difficult show, you know, we hope to have a great, you know, current career and longevity with the show and he wanted me to feel very

comfortable. >> with my name and character. they did a lot of our and the research on the south bay and what i mean by that is a lot of the asian american and asian groups that settled. there are traditional japanese, american as well as cambodian. and so the fact that i am japanese american from the south bay, it was very cool because he wanted to allowed me to honor that. and so actually the name is my mother's maiden name. so everyone knows me as a rich ting, obviously after my father's name. yeah. but it was this is a great opportunity for me to shout out to my japanese side of the family and get shot, you know, give love to my mom's side. who longtime wolf kind of works hand. >> that, you know, i'm finally on the will show representing her name and and my family's name has she been on set with you before? yeah, actually, she was able to visit. those are first time ever coming to set it was one of the scenes. i think we're at the port and i was kind of directing the team on what's going to

happen. wow, there's you haven't watched it before. so, yeah, we'll have that. i imagine that what i imagine she must have been very proud just to see representing her last name and her family and write all of that and being such a fan, of course. i mean, i think it's it's always surreal. i think for my mom, again, who has watched every law order episode every chicago episode where every fbi office turn it on and sealing her at her side now representing her name and playing a police officer. and so walk us through to any upcoming projects that you might be able to tease ahead to. well, we're always, you know, being a part of a will show season one. you know, standing by, hopefully for some good news on continuing this show. i think, you know, the fans have really appreciated what we've done. we're streaming at number one for the first 3 to 4 weeks on amazon prime. so that's hopefully numbers make sense. and we can come back for not only season to multiple seasons. other than that, i've been venturing into the video game world actually love yeah, i'm a big game or that will

the appreciate you know, i i actually wrapped in a game last summer called like a dragon infant wealth, part of the yakuza series. cool. and i'm currently on to other games do to end reasons i can't really promote or will stay tuned various games. and i'm just so fortunate have entered into that voice over animation video game world. it's mind blowing to be honest, just because i'm not a gamer. so to see all how this comes to fruition, literally in real time and to see myself get transport into like this animation video tonight. computer thing that, it's really cool. so got those things coming out. some of the stuff and, you know, hopefully i come back and talk about all the all the other projects. absolutely. yes, yes. well, congratulations again all your success. we are so happy and so proud how things have developed for you. only look forward to staying in touch. thank for sure. i had to take everybody. we'll be right back.

>> some sad news in the world of neo soul, grammy-nominated r and b singer angie stone has died. >> her family confirmed stone was killed in a car crash in montgomery, alabama. she was a member of the all-girl hip-hop trio, the sequence and known for the hit song. wish i didn't miss you. stone also hit the broadway stage as big mama morton in the hit musical mama morton in the hit musical chicago. she was 63 years old.

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>> it. >> it's mardi gras weekend in san francisco's mission district comes alive with a celebration of music, dance and culture to celebrate fat tuesday. as you can see by the dancers carnaval san francisco is promising a fun event. rodrigo duran executive director for the group stopped by the studio saturday to tell us how they're bringing the big easy to the city by the bay. >> partnering with over 20 local businesses in the mission activating 5 venues

with performances from some but a soft soca different cultures represented and a mardi gras. so from 5 to 10:00pm, anyone is welcome to join us. it's all free. >> carnival san francisco also puts on the largest multicultural festival on the west coast. that's happening may 24th and 25th in the mission district. all right, 9.30, this morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin and we continue our coverage for you with a look at your forecast this morning with meteorologist kathy traffton. kathy, what can we expect this upcoming fat tuesday? that tuesday is gray, a little rainy but not a lot of rain on the right side. we're not gonna get big rainfall places this week, even though we have a chance of rain most days this week. so today, yeah, we've had some rain overnight. some little splotches of rain continue. >> not everywhere. it's not the big story. the big story of the big waves wide at the ocean and this is a high surf advisory that's in effect

until tomorrow afternoon for 20 foot breakers. we have long period. westerly swell supporting these breakers. we could see some dangerous rip tides, rip currents pulling away from the shoreline and also some dangerous sneaker waves could seemingly come out of nowhere. so if you're walking on the beach or god forbid swimming or surfing, that could be a huge factor to want to go to the beach. maybe wait a couple of days until that high surf advisory expires. so one of the other big stories, of course, is the winds. so the high advisory expires tomorrow at 9 o'clock. and the wind is one of the big factors today, even as we have mostly cloudy skies and the chance of chance of a thunderstorm, i see a chance maybe 20% chance possibly in the east bay may be in the south bay tomorrow. if you're looking for sunshine monday's your day because the rain returns for fat tuesday into wednesday and even thursday. so on the radar, you can see splotchy rain. also some

splashy cracked clouds out in the pacific. and those signify some cold air coming in. rainfall totals for us across the bay area. not terribly impressive for the next couple of days. santa rosa, a big 0 one 100th of an inch in san francisco. maybe 2500's boulder creek, but the climate prediction center says for march 9th, we will be wetter than normal in terms of rainfall across california. stephanie. kathy, thank you. california's new cost cutting bar exam, turned into a disaster with glitches causing test takers to lose answers. >> and crash out of the system. so students reported panic attacks and others filed a class action lawsuit. now lawmakers are calling for a full review. what went wrong? the state board part the state bar apologized, rather offering a retake in march. but many are demanding compensation and accountability. some law firms even expressing concern about delays in licenses for new associates potentially affecting their staffing needs. legislators are calling for more oversight. the online

shows a woman pulling the tale of a horse in daly city and then that horse bucking and knocking off a young child. that footage has caused outrage with some directing concerns towards the horse stable itself. kron four's jeff moment explains. ocean view stables in daly city, you're famous. gotta go everywhere. >> yeah, he's super sweet. caroline reedy tends to zeus the large quarter horse that's made his fair share of rounds on social media payments resuming our normal pastor pony ride. >> where we take kids out on a little 10 to 15 minute ride just to get them like houston, 2 horses uncomfortable. it was a ride with this family seen on surveillance camera. but according to social media claims a woman completely unrelated to the tour and the farm suddenly pulled. zoo says tail while the young child was riding him bucking him off. >> and came over check on the kid. we offered a medical

intervention. we always offer if anyone ever falls off to call 9, one ice packs we have for state. family declined all medical intervention that was offered and yes, that the child is ok, those of you seem to be fine and on the family went and left, but it caused a social media firestorm. it was blown up on social media, obviously because it was a very >> odd circumstance. you wouldn't think anyone would walk up to a horse and just yank its tail. that's not really the normal thing for someone to do around an animal like that. police are now investigating. we've been in cooperation with the police we met with him on wednesday. >> and then again, a little while ago from what we're being told the child is ok. the farm also says police told the woman who pulled the horse's tail was arrested. those charges are unknown kron. 4 news reached out to daly city police but have not heard back. but read here says she just wants people to know her farm is still a safe place to visit, help people know that is a safe place to come

and ride it. just it was a very unfortunate situation. >> and while reid gears up for a busy summer season, she closes up for the evening wondering how someone would be willing to harm one of her horses, knowing horses have a pretty good memory. and so they would do remember you and do know what's going on you're mean to them. they remember that. and so likely he's doing okay. in daly city, jack woman kron 4 news. police arrested a santa rosa schoolteacher thursday for allegedly committing lewd acts with a student. >> 34 year-old june at the a teacher at cesar chavez language academy faces charges, including arranging a meeting with a minor for lewd acts. the suspect is being held at sonoma county jail. santa rosa police ask anyone with additional information to please come forward. >> and parts of contra costa county are considered high fire hazard severity zones. that's according to new maps released this week by the state's fire marshal cities include orinda richmond baraga

san pablo, lafayette, antioch, clayton. also we do brentwood, danville panel. officials say those areas have a high amount of dry vegetation in unoccupied areas. the state says fire hazard zones have grown because of climate driven droughts and longer more dangerous wildfire seasons. the pope francis aprears to have improved after suffering from respiratory issues on friday. this is the scene outside the hospital where the pope is being treated. you could see lots of people. they're offering their prayers the vatican says pope francis who was 88 years old, ate breakfast rate coffee and read newspapers yesterday morning. he suffered no further crisis overnight. the vatican also sharing the pope has no fever but remains under close watch. as vacancy rates in san francisco continue to skyrocket. the city may soon see some of its buildings get a second life. the board of supervisors on tuesday passed legislation meant to make it easier for developers to turn vacant office space into housing for stephanie rothman.

reports. >> as the housing crisis, san francisco city leaders are one step closer to turning vacant office and commercial space. it's a tens of thousands of homes, many of which are located downtown in the financial district and in union square, all part of san francisco supervisor damning saw district who co-sponsor the revitalization bill, their order buildings there, maybe 8 to 12 stories. and he's based on every study are really the governor's that could be converted housing most most quickly and think no. >> in a street light sansome and kearny and where maybe you don't have the office activity that eou used to have. daughter says it's better to have housing now rather than wait on companies to come back 3 to 5 years down. the line gets a very visual reminder of all the work that needs to be done. >> our economic recovery and how it needs to speed up to get people working downtown, get people shopping in our neighborhoods again. >> according to data from the city office, space vacancy in

san francisco has hit 34% this new legislation removes previous barrier such as placing a quota on affordable housing. >> well, reduced development costs for projects up to 7 million square feet and will also extend application deadlines. that doesn't mean that abandoned because of affordable housing. >> it just means for free area downtown. >> we're going to try to make this easier pencil out so we can get these projects moving. >> the bill was also co sponsored by district 6 supervisor matt dorsey seen firsthand how projects revamp the community want more neighborhoods like the east cut and mission bay. >> where they're not 95, you know, kinds of neighborhoods and then ghost towns at night and on the weekends, we want a vibrant neighborhoods. estate revitalization bill that took effect at the beginning of the year. >> also lays out tax incentives to encourage developers to convert empty offices and retail spaces into

homes and create around 14,000 new housing units. >> i think our economy depends on it. but more than that. >> i think this is really what is at stake for the future of census reporting in san francisco. stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> bay area, baseball fans celebrated sports culture and oakland saturday. hundreds of people went out to raimondi park for fanfest 2025. kron. 4 photo journalist malcolm jackson takes us inside. >> try to statements a reader. no one ever says the a's have said will clinton immediately left but the ball is really are reading here like they've their ballpark in the heart of west oakland. we've got this fantastic warehouse it just painted as mural on the side

of it like can see the highway. it's like it's president market like they're revitalizing the area >> that this is an incredible effort by the oakland 68 last dive bar is or 2 fan groups. they are not people that organized and thorough events there. people that have normal 9 to 5 jobs. they did all of this and they did it for oakland sports fans. i do now more than ever. it's important for people to have reasons to gather, join together and we for the same cause and that's with the oakland dollars. deliver that to the oakland deliver. and that's what this event fans ever since a way for everybody to come together. we have thousands of people out here. we have no police interventions. everybody had the best time. and i think that speaks so highly of the type of fans we have here in oakland and that's not going anywhere. we and so see that team out time that team that love oakland as much as we knew and are willing include the community.

i think best part about this is like this for the by the you just showcase all the best parts homeland and this type >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news braving freezing waters for a positive cars. more on the annual polar plunge in alameda. and a huge spike in a potentially deadly virus for dogs. after the break, a member of san francisco spca is in studio with us with what's driving this problem and how can this problem and how can protect your pot.

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>> well, after spending the first 6 seasons of his career with the forty-niners star wide receiver deebo samuel appears to have played his last game with the red and gold. he'll now be wearing well, burgundy and gold is a member of the washington commanders. according to multiple reports, the niners have agreed to trade. the former pro bowler to washington in exchange for a 5th round pick and april's nfl draft. now this trade can't officially be processed until march 12. that's when the new league year begins. it was a down season for deebo. samuel. 29 year-old finished with just 51 catches for 670 yards and 3 touchdowns. he also ran for 136 yards and a score. you might remember samuel publicly requested a trade a few weeks ago on super bowl sunday. no less now he gets his wish. we'll see how this works out for both teams. turning to the

warriors now were without jimmy butler last night in philadelphia against the seventy-sixers. he was there. but dealing with back spasms. so out of the lineup, they did still have steph curry, however, coming off that 56 point performance orlando thursday. that is a ridiculous shot. he can do more than just make threes people. and then in the 4th quarter, yeah, he can dunk to doesn't do it off in his first one in more than 6 years. staff led the dubs with 29 points and 13 assists under 2 minutes to go tied at one 16 quinton grimes had unbelievable night for the sixers. a career-high. 44 points, philly takes the lead. moses moody. i had a chance to tie but missed the layup and the seventy-sixers comeback the other way, you know, it's going to lead to something. it's kershaw and you have to sell for >> the sixers snapped their nine-game losing streak at the lawyers expense final score one. 26 to one 19. >> that's a look at sports.

we'll send it back to you. >> and what a beautiful view. mount diablo clouds above and notice how green the hills are right now. >> this time of year, it is such a treat. beautiful conditions because we have all that moisture by the summer time. these hills will be brown all dry. so take a look now at the coastline. well, look at the waves. 20 foot high waves that has triggered a high surf advisory that goes through tomorrow. and you know what? it's going to be really scary because some of a sneaker waves could come across the ocean really unexpectedly. and also rip currents could pull a person out to sea. so not a good day to be at the beach, frankly, but very impressive. what also is impressive. the wind gusts just now looking pretty impressive, right? the death of a 29 mile per hour gusts. look at everything really explode afternoon everywhere, not just the coastline, but

give 37 37 mile per hour gust. 36 in nevada. but in the 30's across much of the bay area, whether it's the north bay, the east bay, the south bay, it is going to be windy couple that with already chilly temperatures, it's going to be bitingly cold at times. finally tomorrow morning, those winds really died down, still maintaining 25 mile per hour gusts in the dead of a future rainfall totals. we've got a chance of rain almost every day this week, except for tomorrow. and the rain accumulations not terribly impressive by friday. we'll see just over an inch of rain in eureka about half that amount. mendocino they head toward fresno. 1.3, 5 inches of rain and even more than that in bakersfield. 1.8, look at the numbers in san francisco and the bay area. san francisco, 5, 1, hundredths of an inch of rain from today all the way through friday. that's the accumulation. and about the same in oakland, santa rosa parks, a poultry, 2, 1, hundredths of an inch

temperatures now mainly in the 50's we found he was in from the 40's will start to rise a little bit again this afternoon, but not much most areas will stay in the 50's. so here's the rainfall accumulation. snow in the sierra one to 4 inches on the crests for us. it was really paltry accumulations in the bay area. but still, we got to keep a raincoat handy in case you don't want to get wet at all and snow in this year. gusts there to 55 miles per hour on the ridges. so very impressive. indeed. and you know what? we've got these temperatures in the 50's pretty much everywhere. it's just about the same mid 50's and we'll see a slight warm up as we head toward next weekend. they want the sunny days. maybe wouldn't want to try on monday. you might want to try next weekend. friday, saturday because we will start to see changes there. but the five-day seven-day outlook is the lovely. if you like coolest temperatures and gusty winds. so here's what's going on for us this week. pick your day. the public, unlike monday and maybe next weekend.

>> in the bay area, experts are concerned about the increase in the number of canine parvovirus also known as part that they're seeing in san francisco. and joining me live now to talk about the dangers of parvo what you can do to protect your own dog is jessica goes. she and director of community medicine operations at the san francisco spca. good morning. good morning. so grateful to be so glad to have you. to start us off here, walk us through what exactly parvo is and with some of the symptoms are. so people are aware. yes, absolutely. so. >> parvo is not a new disease it's something that we've been protecting dogs again since the 70's >> primarily a big concern for unvaccinated dog. so puppies, adolescence, you know, even adults can be suspect who if they haven't been vaccinated and its contracted the virus entering the mouth. so, you know, contact with contaminated surfaces. it's very prevalent in the environment. most talks have been exposed to it some point or another on the science that

you'll see if this you know, been protected is usually lot of vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, things like some has blood in the stool. it can be fatal. but good news is it's preventable yet. so walk us through some of the prevention steps that dog owners can also absolutely so vaccinating regularly. working with your veterinarian to get them protected. is the best way to prevent young puppies. they're they're born with some immunity from their mom, which almost actcally counteracts the vaccination. and it's really important. we talk about puppy series or booster shots, things like not the puppies get vaccinated from 6 to 8 weeks old and get regularly vaccinated until they're about 16 weeks old. and then every year after that to keep their immunity now, are there certain dogs that are more susceptible? certain breeds of dogs that are more susceptible to parvo. some breaks can be. but really all dogs. we recommend that they're protected against with vaccination can and can dogs that get vaccinated at any

age, starting at 6 to 8 weeks old and then they can get vaccinated all the way throughout their life. very good. so and that to why this situation is happening in san francisco right now. >> have the high numbers. sure. i'd love to point out. you know, the part of issues is not a tenor line issue. it's not a san francisco issue. it's it's really an issue around access. and so a lot of communities we're seeing are facing a barriers to getting preventive care to getting these vaccinations. we see that coupled with the rise and pet ownership. and so when we see, you know, rise in pet ownership and also provide, you know, access to care is limited. we see generations of puppies being born with lower and lower immunity and it creates kind of a situation where the community needs to get involved. got it. okay. walk us through this upcoming clinic that you're also offering for folks. this is to san francisco specific. yes, so we're really excited to be putting this on earlier this year. san francisco, animal care and control was seeing an

uptick in cases in parvo. and so they reached out to us. we all came together partnered with saint anthony foundation. we love the work they're doing really addressing kind of the whole percent to help them get care full belly bus, which provides pet food pantry generously funded by san francisco foundation. and we're going to host this event and bringing care into the community to help people get vaccinations, free of charge of the preventive services. microchips spay neuter things like that's going to be a good event. wow, that's incredible. now this is the second of recent events that you've had to connect the unhoused in the unsheltered community with resources that are so critical to help with their pets lives. how did the first the turnout for the first event going? are you expecting that kind of turnout this time around? yeah, it was great. we had 76 dogs that got care that danny the reason for having a second clinic is to much needed boost or to make sure their immunity really is effective. and so

we're hoping that all 76 of those dogs come back to get a booster vaccination. plus more. we're bringing enough supplies for 200 animals. and so we really hope to reach a lot of people. and if people can't make it on monday, they should visit our website. ff spca dot org. we have created a whole system of care. people can get access to this kind of care, not just monday, at any time. wonderful. just a couple goes. and director of community medicine operations at san francisco spca. thank you so much for your work. thank you. all right. we'll be right back.

>> first responders among those making a splash yesterday. >> at the annual polar plunge event, dozens of people braved the cold that a crown beach in alameda had fewer a costume to. >> the event raised money for the northern california special olympics and our meteorologist kyla grogan. she was there. she helped mc this event, she said the turnout was a huge success and just look at them. is not fun. you're running right toward the cold, cold water. no great, great. you know what? at least there's no high surf right there in the in in part of the bay at the coastline, it is really high surf up to 20 foot so there's a high surf advisory in effect. >> and that expires tomorrow. and got a chance of rain most days this week. not monday, ok? not again, next weekend, but you can see, although it looks really impressive on the seven-day forecast, the amounts okay thing. all right. thanks a look at and thanks to all of you for joining us here

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