enterprise makes it easy. ( james ) this morning california is facing the threat of another drought. states: about 80 percent of the state is abnormally dry or in a drought. three months ago it was just over 25 percent. state officials say the one encouraging sign is that state reservoirs are at about average capacity for this time of year. but in the south bay... coyote reservoir is 21- percent full... lexington reservoir is 31- percent full... and stevens creek reservoir is 33 -percent full. reservoirs in the east bay are in a better position. briones reservoir is 88 - percent full... san pablo reservoir is 85- percent full... and lafayette reservior is 74- percent full. . ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. rebecca:a couple of weak weather system will impact the region today though thursday night with chances for a few showers and lowering snow levels. blustery conditions are likely on thursday with colder temperatures friday morning. dry weather and slightly warmer daytime conditions are likely for the weekend with cooler, unse

i'm not just the state senator in california.of the california state senate, a bipartisan body. the majority are democrats. i have worked closely with republicans to find common ground to move forward major policies. in the sixth largest economy in the rld world. policies like cap and the trade dealing with the price of carbon. issues of investment in the roads, bridges and highways. retro-fitting crumbling bridges. infrastructure to put people to work. this is what i had to deal with to secure republican votes. so i have worked with republicans and accomplished major policies that have grown the economy. that's a lot different from actually confirming republican trump appointees in washington, d.c. that are currently dismantling the federal government as we know it today. i have the ability, the proven track record working across the aisle with republicans. >> we'll be watching what happens in the state of california. appreciate your time, kevin de leon. >> thank you very much. >>> still to come, south korea urging the u.s. to c

gallagher / california state assembly: "now that there's policy that no ccw carrier can go onto a school campus in california, you know our students are sitting ducks.">( marty ) the education committee at the capitol is going to review the armed -guard proposal. ( marty ) still ahead ... the giants and a's take the field for their first spring traiing games this season gary radnich has the highlights in weekend sports.

gallagher / california state assembly: "now that there's policy that no ccw carrier can go onto a school campus in california, you know our students are sitting ducks."> (pam) an (pam)sitting ducks."> (pam) an educational committee is set to review the armed -guard proposal. (grant) the florida first responders who arrived on scene at last week's on scene at who arrived responders who arrived on scene at last week's school shooting walked into a building filled with blood, gun-smoke, and murdered children and staff. new at ten: c-n-n's rosa flores spoke with some of them, who say even as trained professionals, it was a gut-wrenching ordeal. nats radio: "active shooter situation in parkland." george schmidt, coral spring police patrol officer: "you're anticipating you're going to take on gunfire, you're looking for it."these first responders were among the first to enter marjory stoneman douglas high school... after a gunman fired indiscriminately at students and teachers.nicholas mazzei, coral spring police sgt.: "the first thing we saw was a

gallagher / california state assembly: "now that there's policy that no ccw carrier can go onto a school campus in california, you know our students are sitting ducks."> (vikki) an educational committee is set to review the armed-guard proposal. (grant) tonight --- president trump says he believes congress will support his push to allow some teachers carry guns on school grounds. trump says arming trained school staff will prevent future massacres. (vikki) but as white house correspondent mark meredith explains, the nation's largest teacher's union says they don't want guns anywhere near their classrooms. trt: 1:26out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. nat: "you have to have protection inside the schools"president trump says after last week's deadly massacre at a florida high school, america's leaders must find new ways to secure schools.nat: "we're going to - we're going to make changes. i see congress wanting to act now for the first time."the president is urging congress to consider several ideas. among them: letting trained teachers and staff carry concealed guns on campus.b

board decided bac in2015 not to own firearm companies that made products that were lilg in th state of california. -- that were illegal in the state of california. that was an investmentdecision, not a socialci on. although we were wrong initially, we felt that regulations would come intoha effect would potentially harm these companies, that these productsre not sustainable, they are not a useful product. and therefore we didn't think these comnies had a long enough life. that's why we made the investment decision several years ago to get out of these weapons manufactures, these firearm manufacturers. >> chris aleman, who heads call sters, the biggest education fund in the land always good to see you my hafriend. ve good evening. >> thank you, bill. >>> time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and dadn . fedex's rating was lifted to yut parm from market perform at bernstein. they call concerns over amazon moving into the parcel market overblown. fedex sharesose 3% to $252.22.ps rival saw its rating cut pi at deutsche bank. the the analysts there says management needs torticulate a strong p

from the state of california. i mean frankly if i wanted to pull our people from california you would have a crime nest like you've never seen in california. all i'd have to do is say ice and border patrol, let california alone. let them figure it out for themselves, in two months they'd be begging for us to come back. they would be begging.> (vicki) president trump threatening to take ice and border patrol out of the golden state...(vicki) and it's not sitting well with a number of politicians... now they are speaking out against the president's immigration comments.(grant) and local organizations that work with immigrants...believe the president is implying that they're all criminals. kron 4's ali reid sat down with the director of the african advocacy network and joins us now in studio... ali, how are the president's comments affecting them? it was definitely difficult for them to hear those comments ..... refering to them as criminals.but say people can turn this into something positive.pkga sanctuary city is

states. >> and the constitution of california. >> against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> i will bear true faith in allegiance. >> to the constitution of the united states. >> and the constitution of the state of california. >> i take this obligation freely. >> without any reservation or purpose of evading. >> and that i will well and faithfully discharge. >> the duties upon which i'm about to enter. >> and during such time as i hold the mayor of city and county of san francisco. (cheering) >> good evening everybody. it is an honor to stand before you this evening. the past six weeks have been an incredible roller coaster for the city of san francisco. for those of us who knew and worked with mayor ed lee, it has been an incredibly challenging time. he was someone i admired greatly, both personally and professionally. he was incredibly kind to my family, in particular our three children, and he's gravely missed. agree or disagree with his politics, we can all agree he was a great human being, a devoted public servant to the city of san francisco and someone whose life i hope we celebra

. >>> the city of san francisco is suing the state of california over state law that lets drivers drive anywhere in california with a single business license. image drivers from outside of san francisco do not need local business licenses when they are operating. the law prevents san francisco from getting money that they could use for maintenance and traffic costs. the city attorney says that almost every other business that operates in san francisco is required to have a local license. >>> the trumpet ministration has supported oil trinity off of the california coast. >>> you can see that we are off to a decent start on most freeways. it is nice and light on the san mateo bridge. >>> skies are clear. we had another day of record highs yesterday. >>> not only do i give you bruce springsteen, i give you a picture of the bay bridge. a beautiful starter friday morning. it is friday, february 9. i am dave clark. . >> ryan pam cook. let's check in with steve. >>> our dry stretch has gone on now for 15 days. our last rain was on 25 january. there is no sign of any rain here. maybe a little b

. >> reporter: sanctuary state law limits california's cooperation with federal authorities meaning local law enforcement agencies will stand down. for good reason, says the mayor. >> it's our legal right to not expend our precious law enforcement resources on assisting the federal government in enforcing what is a civil federal matter. >> reporter: the san jose mayor says the approach to immigration is destroying communities and also a waste of federal money. >> we'll do everything we can to support everyone in our community whether they're documented or not. i'm not interested in political battles with washington, i'm interested in protecting my community. >> reporter: it's unclear if today's raids were part of a wider immigration enforcement action. earlier this month 77 california work places were targeted by agents. the mayor says people should be aware of their rights. >> residents should know that they do not have an obligation to open their door if an ice official knocks. >> reporter: federal authorities sending a message that immigration will be enforced in the sanctuary state. w

you look at all the properties in the state of california that are for sale today, for this type of ventureyou say it's $100 million, $200 million across the whole state? we could be looking at over a billion dollars. -i'm marcus. -brennan thicke. how are you? nice to meet you. brennan thicke is one of dana's clients. he's the son of the late actor alan thicke. after a decade running dispensaries in southern california, brennan's come to humboldt looking to buy a pot farm. so let's say that you called me and you said, "marcus, i know you invest in all sorts of crazy stuff, i want you to invest in the marijuana business, and here's my pitch -- i want you to put up $5 million." i would say that as the legal market expands that this is going to be a $10-plus billion-a-year industry. but what happens if everybody's wrong about the demand side and the supply is just -- -through the roof? -yeah. unbelievable supply, commodity prices drop. instead of being $1,200 a pound or $1,500 a pound, it's now $400 a pound or $300 a pound. it's really going to come down to branding and quality. if you're prod

to drive down wages and benefits and silence working families. >> the ruling could impact states like california which allows so-called fair use fees. >> senator diane feinstein has failed to win the backing of california democratic party. >>> tonight inside a multimillion tlar condo for sale in san francisco. agents say it is a bargain. plus. >>> a long time bay area family >>> a long time bay area family gets created in a b [thinking] mexican spices? ♪ [thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people. they! they! nacho fries, now serving at a taco bell near you. [bong!] >>>. >>> alameda police were at lincoln middle school after students and parents reported a threat. turns out the threat was for a school in tacoma washington. >> reporter: alameda police officer spent the morning at lincoln middle school. >> a video where there was a threat to shoot up the school. >> reporter: while the school was not placed on lock down, some parents picked up her students fearing the worse. >> you think it is a joke, you see comments. >> reporter: the threats spr

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a majority of the states have decriminalized marijuana including california. >> so let's say i am in a pot center purchasing it illegally in the state but he gets rated and there are federal agents all over the place, can they arrest me? how does this offer protection if i'm trying to purchase legally? >> it would mean our staff would not cooperate with the authorities. >> so they come in what they come in harder because they are not getting help from you?>> hopefully they will understand the state right is an issue. republicans used it against obama every single day and now we have exerted state rights they are ignoring that. >> so the resolution is more of a message? because of the fact that a federal operation could take affect? it is more of a symbol. >> it is symbolic but it is a policy. policy is the first step to action. from here authorities will get directives and orders in how to not cooperate and not participate in the harassment. >> is there concern that by sticking your head up and saying we will not take that, that is putting your city at risk than keeping your head down

of the areas our executive director is very passionate about and engaged and pointed to the state california advisory board for earthquake early warning in california and sits on the usds national panel for how to implement the warning center along the west koeblcoas. we have applied for a mitigation grant program and that would hopefully, you know, allow the fire department, if they choose to do so or if we can get the technology in place, to open up the fire department doors as soon as you have a severe enough magnitude earthquake. the reason that's important, you don't want the doors to be a jar after the earthquake, you want assets to be able to get out of the station and respond to the fires we expect after a big earthquake and we could do programs at schools to allow them to drop cover and hold when they get the alert of an earthquake. so those are some of the things that we're looking forward to or working with. i would be delighted to answer questions and president cleaveland, again, thank you for always being engaged. i appreciate it. >> president cleaveland: thank you mr. dayton. i

california's election department during the 2016 election. that from senior intelligence officials who say the cyberattacks happened in seven states, including california. some breaches were more serious than others, from entry into state voter websites to actually getting into databases which contained sensitive information about voters. nbc news has learned that u.s. officials have this evidence a year ago, but never actually told election leaders in any of these states, including california. >>> well tonight president trump with some late night tweets, but no mention of the warriors who are in washington, d.c. this is a live look now at the capitol. traditionally the nba champs when visiting washington will visit the white house. a few months ago the warriors hinted they had no interest in meeting with president trump. so the president disinvited them. tonight the warriors responded with kids. the team took a group of school children for a private tour of the museum of african american history. that museum is a half a mile from the white house. some of the players, you see them here posed with photos. the kids are from kevin durant's homet

states. california and texas, among others, say their voter system was never attacked. >> i stand by the list. this was a snapshot in time with visibility that the department had at the time. >> reporter: but now with nine months to go before critical midterm elections, what's being done to secure the vote? dhs is offering cyber security help, but some states tell us they're still waiting. is there a waiting list for dhs help in the election? >> no. >> with regards to the election? >> there's no waiting list. >> no waiting list? >> no waiting list. >> reporter: secretary manfra says they will get to everybody and takes us to the secure location where experts look for vulnerabilities that hackers could exploit. it's a very small, lean, mean team here. >> it is. it is, but i like to think we have some of the best and the brightest. >> reporter: some states question whether the federal government should be involved at all. what do you say to the states who say, we're fine, we're good, thanks a lot, see ya? >> i'd say you're being naive and irresponsible to the people that you're supposed to serv

gallagher / california state assembly: "now that there's policy that no ccw carrier can go ontoifornia, you know our students are sitting ducks.">( marty ) the education committee at the capitol is going to review the armed -guard proposal. ( marty ) still ahead ... the giants and a's take the field for their first spring traiing games this season gary radnich has the highlights in weekend sports. please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. march madness is a few weeks away, but tonight college basketball is out of control. according to e-s-p-n... f-b-i wiretaps heard arizona head coach, sean miller discussing with former a-a-u director, christian dawkins of paying 100-thousand dollars to ensure deandre ayton signed with the wildcats. the star freshman is a leading candidate for national player of the year honors. miller is denying of any wrong doing in the investigation. yahoo sports is reporting... pl

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