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in menlo park, jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news.uth bay now, campbell police are on the lookout for thieves responsible for a bold smash and grab. the owner of san jose camera and video says they rammed a car through his front door early this morning and stole expensive camera equipment. this is near the corner of hamilton and winchester. the owner says the store has been broken into multiple times. i think we're about the third or fourth camera store in the past couple of weeks that has the same thing has happened to in the bay area. it's kind of a shame because, i mean, we've been in business for almost 100 years. it's been in my family for 76 years, fourth generation, and it's just getting tough to stay in business and operate when this stuff happens, man. it's disheartening. police say the suspects fled in a stolen car. the officer stopped their pursuit after a short chase. new information tonight about the fire at the martinez refinery. it released more than 7000 gallons of hydrocarbon into the air. that's according to a report

a 17 minute ride from 8.80, into menlo park regions. back to you. thanks a lot, 7.31. at this. a brawl breaks out and and optometry store. >> that is a staff member who's fighting off some robbers who went into this high-end store called city center at bishop ranch. san ramon yester crawford's lindsey ford spoke with the owner about what happened. stuff can be replaced. that's not important to me. people can't be replaced. >> shocking surveillance footage shows an employee at opta metric practice. >> tess lane with not one, but with 2 suspected thieves. the video from february shows 4 people rushing into an optical illusions in san ramon. 2 of them get into an all-out brawl with the staff member. he actually takes a crop mccaw classes twice a week. so he's probably the worst person for them to mess with doctor william toe is the owner of optical illusions. he says while his staff was dealing with 2 of the suspects, he was fighting off the other to you. we were protecting each other and you're protecting our patients. that that's that makes me proud that that's the deci

they were traveling along one on one. 85 up to menlo park around. 31 minutes.ht, james, back to you. thanks. a lot 6.31, east bay community is standing up against hate. they held a vigil last night and berkeley to show up for a business that was targeted with hateful messages. kron four's lindsey ford spoke to the business owner and the community members who say there's no room for this. >> and when i called the police, they treated it completely differently. >> and they called it hate crime targeted for the 4th time. these pictures shared with kron 4 show saturdays, vandalism. and assad's health clinic. >> berkeley community, physical therapy, pro palestine posters were scratched out with black ink and islam. a phobic language was painted on the wall. sheen is iranian american and says her business was attacked because of her stance on the gaza-israel conflict and her cultural background. and this time we were like on high alert and i was definitely my mind. >> that this was a hate crime directed against palestinians and middle eastern people. and of course, t

geological survey office in menlo park. the irs office in san mateo and the equal employment opportunity commission office in san jose. according to the doge website, the terminations have saved the government more than 10 million dollars. >> the trump administration published a list of hundreds of federal properties that could close or potentially go up for sale. the list includes some of the nation's most recognizable buildings in almost every state, including 3 right here in the bay area. they include the nancy pelosi, federal building and the federal office building in the un plaza in san francisco. it also includes the federal records building in san bruno. the general services administration release the list says selling those properties ensure that taxpayer dollars do not go toward under utilized federal space. this coming after the president's efforts to slash the size of the federal workforce and to cut back on government spending. going take a break 6.21. coming up, we are tracking the rain as you can see here on

san francisco comes in second at 3140, and it will cost you about $3,100 a month in menlo park. some found that campbell had the fastest growing rent, up more than 30% since this time last year. so how about the cheapest spots? or maybe i should say, most affordable spots. vallejo was the most affordable city, with one bedrooms priced at 1560. antioch just $10 more at 1570 per month, and richmond was third at just over $1,800. rent is not just high here. so are groceries. prices are shooting up. and not just for eggs. our marcus washington shows us how we can save money with a new app. as inflation and tariffs impacts are top of mind for a lot of those shoppers out there, many of them are trying to make it in the bay and looking at ways to save, including groceries. so there's a new app. it is called flash food. it's connecting shoppers with groceries at 50% off the retail price. that app takes food, which is nearing expiration date at the grocery store and selling it for nearly half the price. most of those users buy produce, meat and seafood, and, according to the company, a f

is those highways that are busy. 60 an hour. 85 up to menlo park to 80 85 also busy 15 minute ride to atlanta down to 2.37, with 8, 85, 80 seeing that traffic building and along 80 crockett out towards the maze. if you're hopping on that right now about 31 minutes. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 8.16, in the war on taxes is escalating between the u.s. and its key trading partners. china just announced additional chair tariffs of up to 15% on the stuff they get from musk. he imports into the u.s. our into their country from the u.s. chicken pork. soy beef and that move. it takes effect march 10th china putting u.s. tariffs on the stuff they get from that follows president trump raising tariffs on imports of chinese products that we get from china 20% now across the board for that. and step up their fight and stop illegal immigration and drug trafficking. canada's prime minister has said that his country in turn is going to put new tariffs on on american goods in response. >> well, aids research has been ongoing at ucsf for decades, but infectious disease experts are now worried a

so they want to win. 85 to menlo park almost 15 minutes there to make that drive and over in the east to 37. nearly 40 minutes story. james, back to you. >> rana, thank you. 7, 7, or 7.18 now the time infectious disease experts in the bay area sounding the alarm over federal cuts. they say these cuts could drive the hiv epidemic and make it worse. so just weeks into his second term, president trump froze funding for global and 8 programs, including the president's emergency plan for aids. also known as pepfar. now, researchers say this will make it crucial. chris medicines inaccessible for people across the globe who need them most here in the u.s.. it also puts hiv and aids research at risk because of cuts to programs for the lgbtq+ community. >> with that, is that where hiv researchers and being transgender increases your risk for hiv. and so we have grant that work with transgender individuals. and that being threatened is a problem. >> experts say the federal cuts also impact hiv prevention treatments, drastically increasing the risk of new infections. happening today. this just t

or they said all these coyotes have been just coming across mostly in the menlo park area. one person sending us two videos of separate coyote sightings in the past two weeks, and with all the calls, the peninsula society humane society thatt is has gotten this month. they say all of them have been about the coyotes late winter, early spring, right? at this time they tend to be out looking for mates, looking for dens and then following that, maybe in august we'll start seeing them with their little pups. they really are everywhere. it's kind of their home too. and that includes, you know, around where we live. okay, so what do you do if you see a coyote coming toward you, especially on the peninsula? well, the humane society there says, get big and loud. stretch your arms out. they say also, don't feed them. and make sure that your pets are on a leash. and avoid keeping your pets outside at this time. new at 6:00, leaders in two north bay cities now involved in talks tied to that long planned new city in solano county. the push to make california forever a reality fell apar

just remove that off of the highway. 7 minutes to center fill and look at 101. 77 minutes. 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thanks. ally. it is 902. in the big story. the votes are still coming in being counted from last night's special election in san mateo county was what voters decided on. it gives the board of supervisors the power to remove embattled sheriff christina corpus from office. >> we'll see if it passes on floors. joey horta is monitoring this live from redwood city. joey, what are people saying? >> well, james and darya we're hearing from folks out here, a lot of them excited about how these early results look, others saying what are you talking about? they didn't even know that there was a special election here in their county involving their sheriff and the results. here they are. let's put him on the screen here. 85 1% of the vote. the overwhelming majority. this is the early results that are in in favor of measure a more than 440,000 registered voters in the county. only 92,000 votes have been counted so far the results include all of the ballots received prio

it's 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 61. the developing story this morning. 4 people are in the hospital now. they were shot in the parking lot of a restaurant in hayward has. so this happened saturday night. it was at the grilled by mister g. >> kron four's moment has more on what happened. >> neighbors here described the slate that filipino restaurant has a pretty popular spot. but they say saturday night it was the pcene of dozens of cop cars blocking off the scene on foothill boulevard. all that remains from a shooting saturday night. is this piece of caution tape outside the grilled by ms, gee, a filipino restaurant in hayward on foothill boulevard where police say 4 people were shot right outside. usually fairly quiet now from what i hear, bill hildebrand has lived here for 20 years and says this restaurant has changed ownership many times over the years, but has always been busy scene. have a lot of cars in there. look like a popular place to be. but i say been under several different names here over the course of >>

it's 85 up to menlo park. all right. james, back to you.s history month kron 4 is honoring incredible women of the bay area. sean c jackson wears many hats in oakland. she runs a clothing line. >> a nonprofit out of her backyard and >> works for a fortune 500 company and raises her 6 year-old son in her spare time covers believe to kyle shares as the remarkable story of this woman who clearly has no spare time. >> in the heart of deep east oakland, on the corner of 79th avenue and red steel street, shaun sea. salt jackson is building something special. welcome to oakland play. let me show you what we have 2 years ago. jackson turned her back yard into a safe space for community events hosted by her nonprofit. oakland don't play incorporated and converted the storage container into a retail store where she sells her clothing line. oakland don't play like that. we give the use the opportunity or somewhere safe to be. then. >> they won't be in the streets having issues. right. and we have issues and that the retail profits pay for her organiza

of all the coyotes they've come across, mostly in menlo park. one person sending us two videos of separate coyote sightings in the last two weeks, and it's been a busy month there for the peninsula humane society, who says that it is getting a lot of those calls all about coyotes, late winter, early spring, right? at this time they tend to be out looking for mates, looking for dens and then following that, maybe in august we'll start seeing them with their little pups. they really are everywhere. it's kind of their home too. and that includes, you know, around where we live, i guess. love is in the air, right? so if you do see a coyote and it comes toward you on the peninsula humane society, they're saying, get big and loud, don't feed them and make sure that your pets are on a leash and avoid keeping your pets outside. all right, well, let's take a live look out in walnut creek. no coyote sightings out there. at least none that people are talking about. wile e coyote. remember him? yes. all right. maybe some rain, though. here and there. meteor

he joins us live from a polling center in menlo park. ian, it's called measure a, and have you seen people showing up to the polls? yeah. janelle we have. we've seen a slow trickle of voters in here today. but it's also important to understand the county sends out a ballot to each of its registered voters with the option to mail it in. so we've also seen people come in and vote in person today, and some just dropping off those ballots to cast their vote in this very serious battle between the supervisors and the sheriff. if passed, measure a will give the supervisors the ability to remove the sheriff from office with the 4/5 vote. even though she's an elected official, if it fails, nothing changes. corpus stays in office. this all comes after the board commissioned a retired judge to investigate the sheriff amid multiple claims of wrongdoing. that investigation's final report concluded the sheriff had created a toxic workplace, violated ethical and legal boundaries, and retaliated against those who reported her. it also called for her to

geological survey office in menlo park, internal revenue service office in san mateo and the equal employment opportunity commission office in san jose. the doge website claims the terminations save the government over 10 million dollars. this comes as elon musk continues his goal to slash government spending and consolidate the federal workforce. government officials estimate some 2400 workers for the department of veterans affairs were laid off in the doge purge. among them, a disabled army veteran working in palo alto. our kron four's dan kerman joins us now live in the studio with his story in a sudden turn of events that has put him back on the job. a dan? >> well, it's an odd one. you're told your time with the federal government is over and then a congressman advice should be a guest at tonight's speech by the president. and hours later, you find out your job has been reinstated. elon musk's chainsaw approach to government efficiency has resulted in the firing of thousands of federal workers in the last few weeks. >> among those let go disabled army veteran daniel key who has worked fo

group won last month's regional science bowl, sponsored by slack national accelerator laboratory in menlo parke head of the academy says her students were just competing for fun, with no expectation of beating the competition from the big, prestigious high schools in the area. it's so fun to watch them. i'm actually really preparing for the competition again. they are going in there feeling that they are just going to have fun, and they're i'm so proud of them and i know they couldave not done this with the incredible support of their teachers, peers and family. the u.s. department of energy sponsors the national science bowl, which the cupertino team will face off against other high schoolers from across the country. it's a fast paced question and answer format. it takes place in washington, d.c, april 24th through the 28th. best of luck to them. i can't wait to see what happens there. okay, do we have to dart the rain? yeah. all of a sudden, the sky just opened up here over the station in san jose. so we can hear that heavy rain hitting the roof. and it has really been pouring around morgan

it will cost you $3,100 a month in menlo park. zumper found that campbell had the fastest growing rent, up more than 30% since this time last year. so what are the affordable spots? vallejo. the most affordable city with one bedroom, priced at 1560. antioch just $10 more at 1570. richmond third at just over $1,800. all right. jeff is here now to talk about our rain. doesn't matter where you live, you're getting some of it in the next few days. or at least next week. yeah, it looks like we're still on track here for a couple different storm systems to move our way. over the next seven days. we had most of those chances today down towards the south bay. tomorrow we'll see more of a scattered chance. let me get you more details on that microclimate forecast, and we'll also take a look, of course, at when a stronger storm is down the pipeline for us. i did want to rewind the radar here for us this afternoon. you just got nailed down here towards morgan hill and gilroy from one to about 3:00 this afternoon. even some thunderstorm activ

geological survey office in menlo park, the irs office in san mateo and the equal employment opportunitymission office in san jose. >> the doge website claims the terminations have saved the government more than 10 million dollars. meantime, government officials estimate some. >> 2400 workers for the department of veteran affairs were laid off and a doge purge among them, a disabled army veteran working in palo alto kron four's dan kerman reports on sudden turn of events put him back on the job. >> elon musk's chainsaw approach to government efficiency has resulted in the firing of thousands of federal workers in the last few weeks. among those let go disabled army veteran daniel key who has worked for the va since october as an emergency management specialist at the palo alto health care system. >> i basically worked my entire life to develop the skills. >> and the background and the knowledge and the experience to even be qualified for this position, then at, you know, finally, have, you know, achieve my my life's goal. all then being very successful on the 4 months let i was in the po

menlo park, atherton 42., 42, then mid 40s around san carlos, belmont, san mateo and foster city. 20s up in the mountains 28 reno, truckee, 23 degrees south, lake tahoe 20. if you're going up, there is a winter weather advisory until tonight. really around 5000 foot level to lake level. it's about 1 to 4in above that. maybe you can get 4 to 8. it's all rotating offshore. almost all this energy as it comes around the low low is packing some pretty cold air and it will be settling in today. so a cool, cool, breezy day for us if you don't even get any rain. the area to watch will be next tuesday night wednesday. that could be a pretty big system here, but southern california, look at that. starting to pick up on some rain going into not today and into friday as well before they'll get a break on the weekend, but there could be some pretty good rain in socal. colder. lows to the north. showers south. scattered showers, scattered showers, sun, clouds, chilly and maybe an isolated thunderstorm or two 50s on almost

water service. >> there's no adjustment to the menlo park individual water sales contract because the original contract service area map is appropriate and needs no change, said this is the one item change and i'm happy to answer any questions related to this. thank you. commissioners comments or questions? could i just make sure i understand sfp is limited by this map but boundaries can change within the map which is what's happening here and which we've also approved. a couple of other map adjustments for cal water in the last couple of years as well. >> correct. so this service area map basically attaches to the individual contracts so we know where cal water is authorized to provide the purchased water from the san francisco system under the contract without the need to have prior written written consent from the sfp u c to serve anywhere outside that area and typically it requires an action before the commission to amend the map for a permanent change to that and that is that is those prior actions were similarly a transfer with redwood city for seven customers was the first

we're think about 55 as you're traveling from 1, 1, a fine up to menlo park. 2, 80 82 slight congestion that nothing terrible and crockett outdoors the maze. you start to slow down just past richmond. a 20 minute ride darya. james, back to you. >> winners and losers with our black. hi, rob. >> good morning, daria. how the markets look. i'm nervous to be quite honest with, you january is a great month, february. not so great. we have the tariffs looming tomorrow get a big announcement out of trump this talking about setting up reserve for cryptocurrency. so they're the players today. ether xrp the so how bitcoin plays like coinbase and robinhood. they're up aggressively day. i think people don't want a 5 person, their net worth of crypto, but i would prefer it to be with you, blackrock. nervous if you're nervous, you're making me nervous not nervous. i'm nervous. but the markets cautious. okay, good never. i don't know what's going on trial. and and i. >> and i mean, you were just on the precipice of the day, you know, tariffs and stuff, which let me ask you about that, because i see tha

geological survey office in menlo park. the irs office in sand, the tail and the equal employment opportunity commission in san jose website the claim the terminations save the government more than 10 million dollars the time government officials estimate some 2400 workers for the department of veterans affairs laid off in that dole's purge. among them are disabled army veterans who are working in palo alto coffers. dan kerman reports on a sudden turn of events that has put and back on the job. >> elon musk's chainsaw approach to government efficiency has resulted in the firing of thousands of federal workers in the last few weeks. among those let go disabled army veteran daniel key who has worked for the va since october as an emergency management specialist at the palo alto health care system. >> i basically worked my entire life to develop the skills. >> and the background and the knowledge and the experience to even be qualified for this position. then at, you know, finally have, you know, achieve my my life's goal, bei

cull has been following this story f for monts now, and has the latest from a polling place in menlo park. every registered voter in the county receives a mail in ballot, but as of last night, only 1 in 5 had returned it. in this special election. here at this voting center, there was a slow but steady trickle of voters making their voices heard in this single critical issue. a day, months in the making, san mateo county voters are deciding on measure a, and it all has to do with sheriff christina corpus. and so we really want, you know, to push forward for people to come and vote. we know it's a special election. if passed, it will give the county board of supervisors the ability to remove the sheriff from office with a 4/5 vote, even though she's an elected official. if it fails, nothing changes. this all comes after the board commissioned a retired judge to investigate the sheriff. that investigation's final report accused the sheriff of creating a toxic workplace, violating ethical and legal boundaries, and retaliating against those who reported her. it also called for her immediate r

geological survey office in menlo park, the irs office in san mateo and the equal employment opportunity commission office in san jose. the doge website claims the terminations have saved the government more than 10 million dollars. >> well, 17 this afternoon. bit about our weather as we get a live look outside at the golden gate bridge overcast out there. kyla. yeah, that's for sure. had a little rain in places like san jose gotten over just about a 10th of an inch this morning so far. and you can see just how >> dark these clouds are, indicating that they're not probably quite done with it. but you can see where a bulk of this rain really is south of the bay area at this hour and heading into southern california as well. so here we are as we take a look what's happening right now. you can see over the last few hours, the showers of kind of started to roll to the south of san jose. still some in the santa cruz mountains. but they are relatively light right now. and as we zoom out here, you look at the rest of the bay area, not much going on in the north bay over san francisco, maybe a s

geological survey office in menlo park. the irs office in san mateo. equal the employment opportunity commission office in san jose. the website claims the terminations have saved the government more than 10 million dollars. go to the south bay now are 1500 vta employees could soon go on strike a move that will just stopped bus and light rail service across the bay area. kron 4 s charles clifford has the details. >> after 6 months of negotiations vta and their largest union have failed to reach an agreement. i did talk to the union on tuesday. they say there are no plans to go on strike this week. they've scheduled a meeting for friday to discuss next steps. but both sides tell me that they want to avoid disrupting people's lives. >> at midnight tuesday morning, the labor agreement between the emoji, the transit union atu local, 2, 6, 5, and the valley transportation authority expired. the union represents 1500 vta employees including bus and light rail drivers, mechanics and customer service representatives. the main sticking point negotiations seems

group won last month's regional science bowl, sponsored by slack national accelerator laboratory in menlo park. the head of the academy says her students were just competing for fun, with no exception of beating the competition from the big, prestigious high schools in the area. it's so fun to watch them. i'm actually really preparing for the competition again. they are going in there feeling that they are just going to have fun, and they're i'm so proud of them and i know they could have not done this with the incredible support of their teachers, peers and families. very, very cool. the u.s. department of energy actually sponsors the national science bowl, in which the cupertino team will now face off against other high schoolers from across the country. it's a very fast paced question and answer format. i'm sure they'll be ready. it all takes place in washington, d.c, april 24th through the 28th. good luck to them representing the bay area. i hope they do extremely well. okay. this morning. trending. got a snack, a mall. someone just shelled out. this is crazy. nearly six figures for one fl

geological survey office in menlo park, the irs office says sam, a tail and the equal employment opportunity commission office in san jose. and they're doing this because the doe's website says it will save millions of dollars. and governor sarah government officials estimate about 2400 workers from the department of veterans affairs have been laid off in the latest doge purge and among them was a disabled army veteran named daniel key sand. a key got word that he was terminated but then found out that was rescinded just hours after south bay coxon sam liccardo announced that key would be his guest at president trump's speech. >> certainly not the way to serve >> veterans who have given everything given their all for our country. >> as a veteran. >> as a veteran that receives care through the va more staff, let understand the needs of veterans but been specifically trained to serve a 10 to 2 veterans is a positive. >> time now is 10. 22, we're going to take a break here. a live look this morning of a very wet commute here on highway 17 camden avenue where the rain continues to fall in the so

geological survey office in menlo park, the irs office in san mateo and the equal employment opportunity commission office and san jose. the doge website says that this is going to save the government. millions of dollars. we'll let you know what happens to the workers at those offices. 20 right now. and the government officials there estimated that about. >> 2400 workers from the department of veterans affairs were laid off in a doge purge, including a disabled army vet. yeah, classified as dei kron four's. dan kerman reports on a sudden turn of events, though that's put him back on the job. >> elon musk's chainsaw approach to government efficiency has resulted in the firing of thousands of federal workers in the last few weeks. among those let go disabled army veteran daniel key who has worked for the va since october as an emergency management specialist at the palo alto health care system. >> i basically worked my entire life to develop the skills. >> and the background and the knowledge and the experience to even be qualified for this position, then at, you know, finally, have, you

geological survey office in menlo park. internal revenue service office in san mateo and equal employment opportunity commission office in san jose. the website claims the terminations have saved the government more than 10 million dollars. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says that last week's oval office blow-up with u.s. president trump was regrettable and he adds it is time to make things right. his remarks came hours after the white house announced a pause on military aid to ukraine in a social media post on x selinsky says that friday's white house meeting did not go the way it was supposed to be. he added that it is time to make things right. we would like future cooperation and communication to be constructive. he says that grain is ready to sign a deal on its rare earth minerals that was sought by the trump administration. president trump will address the nation in a joint session of congress tonight in some democratic lawmakers. >> have been talking about perhaps boycotting the president's speech or goin

and right now we're looking at some of the roads getting over to palo alto and mountain view, menlo park still looks good, but definitely some wet weather. and you can see there a live picture of san jose right through downtown. interstate 280 is a little slow. the line is not quite to the san mateo bridge, but there is crowded. there are crowded conditions there, right here at the bay bridge. it's dry, but the drive from oakland to san francisco is getting crowded. 632. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. well, president trump laid out his vision for the future of the nation in his first address to a joint session of congress since he returned to the white house. fox reporter doug luzader joining us live now from capitol hill to talk about last night's speech. and, doug, it's good to see you. let me just ask, what's the mood this morning in washington after that speech? >> hi. >> good morning. well, the president delivered a pretty long speech last night. in fact, the longest presidential address to congress in modern history. it clocked in at about an hour and 40

upper 40s 50s and a lot of mid 40s around menlo park, atherton, woodside, stanford, los altos, los altosup a quarter inch of rain yesterday. 2823 truckee, south lake tahoe, mammoth at 27 degrees and 37 mount shasta. today mostly sunny, breezy. keeping it cool though. then that next system will drag across us tuesday into tuesday night. then an upper low that's coming in here. this upper low is going to form late wednesday into right here and then drop south. and as it does, that could really crank up some rain here about santa clara valley, santa cruz south. it looks to be the line you can see look at monterey and then towards san jose. tough tricky forecast but then more rain on the way. it looks like sunday night monday into tuesday. a week from today. it's a blue monday though. mostly clear, kind of chilly, cold out there, sun, then a few clouds, but mainly breezy. temperatures 5060 today is okay. we'll cloud it up. get some light rain tomorrow. not a big deal. then we'll have to keep an eye on, especially south bay as we head to wednesday into thursday a break friday, saturday, most