protests as part of a nationwide movement against those similar rallies are h ppening in new york, portland, boston and dayton, ohio. wildfire season is almost here and the bloom. it's not expected to be quite as big as the years pass. >> experts blame the dry weather and they're saying lack of rain in the past few months is likely going to keep the blue to minimum raw conditions. keep wild flower seeds from sprouting and experts are saying not really optimistic for a massive super bowl this year. >> we have california where super blooms around the antelope valley preserve. they just haven't seen that winter precipitation. intel really the past few weeks while northern california, i do expect you can see a couple isolated areas where that bloom is actually quite impressive. >> wind and rain has been super variable over the weekend and that's kind of in the season in general and that'll played last night. we did see 40 mile per hour wind gusts and a few areas and over the weekend, although the northern part of the bay area hardly said anything as far as rain, winds down towards the santa cru

is part of a nationwide movement against doge similar rallies happening in cities like new york, portland, boston and dayton. ohio also occurred. viral video online shows a woman pulling the tale of a horse in daly city. that force bucking and knocking off a young child. the video has caused outrage online and even some concerns towards the horse stable itself. but that more stable tonight wants set the record straight kron. 4 shock 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 payment 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 medi

hee ire -- here is john in portland, connecticut, republican. caller: great question today. did we do this four years ago to president biden, the way democrats are rebelling against -- don't cut me off, i am watching your finger -- did we do this to president biden four years ago? host: hold on, you cannot watch me on tv because there is a delay. so don't look at the tv, just talk in the phone. we heard what you said about former president biden. go ahead. caller: did c-span do this to biden four years ago? did the republicans revolt against him the way the democrats want to do tonight to president trump? host: ok. caller: that is my question. host: what else you got? caller: ok, i saw chuck schumer first thing this morning. it is like you are talking like china just invaded us. we are all in this together with the president. let's try to get this country straight again. every time i listen to your program, you are not unfiltered, first of all, you're more biased than anything, every one of you. host: ok, thanks for the feedback. staying in connecticut, this is democrat josh

will. 3, it proves a room must see with a room dresser, citizens, ocean and muscular best, most of portland, but on the email was regularly feedback. so that's the big machine. yeah. but don't want her as relates a little shake for a little bit of to july, the 1st 1991. when the war soul tie dissolved, the honest and those grew even think of the a nation eastern european blog is the mission of being to maintain peace. in postwar, europe was abolished weapons from also the military units re pantry ages the border . it seems that deal with hello put man. i 2nd agree the just simply by sure that most of the weapons was sent to you. crime in the super slow i q. do you agreed? was there anything else in the system to the reason for my daughter, but as a new frame? so essentially the original research, i think that was really here's the import a sheet. that's a whole of muscle over here. and those are the 3 of which was the last of the soviet union collapsed ukraine. now independence came into possession of, according to the most conservative estimates, 9000 tanks, 11000 vehicles, 18000 artillery

john's, the ukrainian scheme continues to kill some funding rich, others on east portland hill village. scott, or my goal is the whole single muta, you use to know so any good us, as when you put often, don't understand you with jim ego. but our stuart on august that all your student employees google or will keep cutting glass, but the she's good is in front of mouth save for the front on the near the selling dealer wanting us to do. and if we will solicit to us is to serve on, you know, follow guides, store suits. you have a strong nicole jetson. i'm the new new book channel or get you to provide me the thought of reduce the shop. i usually have to send you the least the most of the machine you spend this month. i mean the costco rupture present to them. plenty of assumed that the, the the, the, the, the lordship last but know that there was just mark the shift of the draft board. but i'm the new minus 32 for me. i should use the list go school. but it was to retail to, to the yeah, well water is something source with me. my loan number is the number one when you want us to create it.

bruce, a girl name must see with a router as a citizen portion, and that's coming back to most of portland, but on the email it was originally received that. so that's the permission. yeah, for the 100 as relates a little shake, roll day of to july, the 1st 1991. when it was sold tank dissolved, the honest mills grew even bigger. the nation eastern european blogs. these mission to being to maintain peace in postwar europe was abolished weapons from also the military units, re pantry agents, the border. it seems that deal with the look now they're the ones are stuck with it, but for most of the weapons was sent to you. crime in the super slow i q tv, and it is designed to have some, not only, you know, she's done through tv from the door, but as she previous to so essentially the original research. i think that was really, here's the import a sheet as a whole of martha owners and he shared and the 3 of which was the last of the soviet union collapsed ukraine. now independence came into possession of, according to the most conservative estimates of 9000 tang, 11000 vehicles, 18000 calories s

you can see the spiral action from portland through eureka backing all the way through salt lake citythat there? that's the core. that's the center of the cold front. meanwhile, you do have some landmass that is trying to have some warming there. so we've had a few thunderstorms pop up and some dry lightning as well. there. you can see it in throughout the central valley. i want to go ahead and zoom on in right there and throughout the sacramento valley, because near galt i picked up a lightning strike, but that seems to have ceased. so let's see what's in our forecast. we could have an isolated shower skimming the san mateo coastline into santa cruz later on tonight. otherwise, we begin to clear out by tomorrow morning. sunrise at 637. but clouds do invade the area during the afternoon hours. let's just go with partly cloudy for your monday. then here come the clouds again from the north. this is a cold front. it will provide a spotty shower throughout the day. no real measurable precipitation, but it's enough to churn up the surf. so we're going with one more day of that high surf a

the ukranian scheme continues to kill some 10 in rich others on east portland hill village. god. oh yeah. and that was that whole civil muta, you induced fitness, joining good us as a new problem. and though i've seen you with html ego, what else do i a cost at all? just the boys google or will keep cutting glass, but the she's good is in front of mouth save for the front on the news and someone's really wanting us to do. and if we will, split it to us is, doesn't of on, you know, fall guides store suits. you have reached to nicole jetson and i need to book 10 or get to school by near the door of adults. the shop is usually the sheets in units. the leasing it has the most of the machine you use them this month. i mean the costco rupture present to them. plenty of assumed that the the only people please then please let me pull you through the, the window victims of chip. good lloyd, those are right and the order to live the more in the just as i mentioned that enough for me with the navy even the but i today even though i still have an order from over as close to taylor should i j

needs for a security perspective with the human rights folks and everybody who wants to come to portland can do that, but we expect that person to accept our rooms, thought provoking on north korea with those extend. now korea is the mirror of what do we need to avoid in the case of you hear the story on talk to how does era the the you're watching the news, our life or my headquarters and don't mind getting obligate or coming up in the next 60 minutes you as president, donald trump says who's just getting started in a speech to congress, ranging from tariffs to greenland to ukraine. era believes leader is propose a 5 year plan to rebuild the gauze off while it is really blockade on food medicine and fuel enters a force today. china's.

international media as if or in store and was doing was actually only in gaza and they're moving in portland. and i think their plans are matching the site and the west bank. well the just to mention about the force displacement of almost $40000.00 out of city is in the north and westbank. we just listened from 10 to 14 . let me start, which is i kind of mouth piece for been something that the me a who and his government. but they have a very similar plan of alex ation in, in the, in northern it westbank us. they have also in the northern got some areas tomorrow they will be discussing it for probably a bolt in destroying the parliament to move into the next session of illegal distributed career settlements in the area around jerusalem. for example, here we are in bethlehem. these will involve the 19 you start you to coordinate with supplements both, and it's a run that e v, a, the bethlehem with over the habits also settlers. so eventually the situation on the ground is changing as we speak. give us an idea of how it sees in the west bank right now. it's always been difficult to move about

it proves a girl named must see with a router as a citizen portion, and that's clear back most of portland, but on the email was regular to see that. so that's key permission. yeah. but don't want her as relates to jake roll date of the july, the 1st 1991. when the war soul tie dissolved, the honest most grew even think of the nation. eastern european blogs. the submission of being to maintain peace in postwar europe was abolished. weapons from also the military units, the re punch created the border. it seems that deal with the look now. they're the ones are stuck with it, but as far as most of the weapons was sent to ukraine, the super slow i q. do you agree with one, i guess another one, you know, she's done through the reason for me to but if she knew previous to so essentially the original research, i think the young lady for the shift that the role of muscle others and he's sharing the voyage with the cost of the soviet union collapsed ukraine, now independence came into possession of according to the most conservative estimates, 9000 tanks, 11000 vehicles, 18000 artillery systems, 4

. >> related to that, kristin in portland, mareen, said speak about the irs completely modernizing before the american public is modernized. my stephe's not the only elderly pers doesn't have a cellne, computer or internet. unfortunately i believe that's why progress needs to go slow and roadwaylated to that -- related to that is the question of where we are about not using the price gouging products to file taxes. that's from colin in baltimore. >> great question, colin. first of all, yeah. some jurisdictions around the world required all citizens to file electronically. that's not us. file how you want. filing electronically and selecting direct deposit is the quickest way and if you do it and there's no errors, get refund in under three weeks and we were successful in doing that in the two filing seasons i was there. but not everyone wants to file electronically or has the capacity. there's something called a digital divide. whether that's people that don't have access to technology or people that don't have access to high speed internet, you want to make sure, again, that the system i

the same is true in columbia. anywhere that's portland, oregon, brazil, particularly the northeast. the focus appears to be here and is a line of significant shares drifting slowly east was. are the smaller ons in the counter being we'll get, i think frequent charles during much profit wednesday the heavy rain. the storms in the panhandle of florida, disappearing in that time and is very light chairs to hit the bahamas or cuba, or even some mexico, which is not you speaking, enjoying will sunshine, which is true of some of the us. but this is very clearly a big storm system, reckoning through that's what cools tonight as by the way now it's on its way out. now it is talking in the high in some cold weather. so when she was more snow for the great lights at the same time, so snow in california or rain in at a viagra cultural revolution promised abundance, but it's damaging the planet. this is.

. >> we go on to tom in portland, indiana. line for republicans. good morning, tom. >> good morning. most republicans call in and they want to badmouth you but i wanted to congratulate you because you went from 20% supportive of the democratic agenda to now you are up to like 50%. wow. you are horrible and you don't even see it yourself. so there you go, that's all i got to say. >> that was tom in indiana. let's go to juliet in rockport, massachusetts, line for independents. good morning. >> good morning, thank you for taking my call. i was fortunate enough to watch the semafor conference last evening and i was fascinated. there was such a strong set of panelists, of media titans if you well, not all, but some. megyn kelly was aghast and she is a former fox news host as you know. her show had more viewers at any given time then any of the top brass knew on cable tv. when she worked for fox news, she never would have been able to join trump at the place in what was that in new york city, madison square garden? she was a guest speaker. she never woul

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 th

device placed on a dropbox in clark county, washington, vancouver, washington, across the river from portland. the device burned through the metal and destroyed an undetermined number of ballots, we have some pictures we will show you as to the impact it had. i would like to remind everybody washington is all mail-in state. 2024, 60 6% ballots were returned via drop boxes. our concern was if a copycat attempted to emulate it elsewhere it would have a significant impact on our ability to successfully host and run the election. to compound the issue, the third district for washington, in vancouver, was a swing district and there was a lot of emphasis on that election because it could potentially determine who controlled the house of representatives, so we received a great deal of emphasis from the media and our delegation. the following timeline you see notes the incident took place on the 28th. within 24 hours, our strategic team was able to put out a voter alert, voter alert number one on facebook. we conducted a meeting with secretary hobbs, the governor and senior leaders in the state to ta

people in our country and in my district struggle with mental health challenges and addiction, and portland has clearly been in the news for that. what will republican medicaid cuts mean for access to affordable mental health and addiction treatment? >> i came home to north carolina in 2018 with the passion to make a difference on behavioral health in north carolina. we were fighting the opioid epidemic, we brought coalitions of people together and we heard over and over and over again from sheriffs saying we're not going to arrest our way out. we need different tools to make a difference and i will say that it was a lot of that energy that brought together the coalition of sheriff and law enforcement and say we need medicaid expansion. the people getting is it you can in the gap, who are rotating through jails and prison when 60% of people incarcerated had substance disorder. we need a different tool that looks like medicaid assisted treatment and if you don't have a way to pay for services and people get stuck in the cycles, that cost is born by our local communities and nothing is free.

i work at portland's museum. yeah. so i'm thinking a lot about alcott's and the relationship. yes. i don't know if abigail may alcott had any connection with these or. i, i, i believe it was elizabeth that worked with bronson at the school. yeah, i just. i'm trying to think. i mean, i read the book, but like just trying to put the years together. you said the conversations were entirely in 1837 or. no, no, no. so one of the things and i must say my feeling was studying these people for as long i have, it begins to feel like a kind of claustrophobic genealogy. everybody's to know everybody and maybe even been married to somebody relative. so elizabeth palmer, peabody. worked for bronson alcott. the father of louisa. may alcott. was this experimental education experiment? experimental? yes, it was experimental pedagogue who had the temple school in boston. and she was working for him as, an instructor. she was much better educated then than himself was, so she she knew latin and greek. she spoke languages. she taught the that. but while she was working this school, she also recorded

is it connected to portland square? >> it's important to highlight that without the steadfast advocacy and invaluable feedback from our chinatown community partners this process would have unfolded very differently or perhaps not at all. in october of 2023 the chinatown arts and cultural coalition submitted a letter to the arts commission and the recreation and parks department calling for a focus on chinese and asian-american art and history in portsmouth's squares, public art and its interpretive programs. this letter highlights a lack of a lack of representation of chinese and asian-american artists and history in the current public artworks in the park noting that none of the seven monuments and plaques currently located there were created by asian artists or commemorate asian american history the chinatown arts and culture coalition with input from experts and scholars additionally developed a visioning document to guide the art interpretive program. this document emphasizes the importance of celebrating diverse st

protest is part of a nationwide movement against similar rallies happening in cities like new york, portland, boston and dayton, ohio. we'll have a full report on how the federal cuts will impact the number of grants for housing organizations. coming up later in the show at 10, 30. police are still looking for the man who shot a hillsboro police officer. the department is sharing a new sketch of the person they believe is connected to the crime. take a look at this. police say this man, they're looking for. it's described as hispanic in his mid 20's about 5 feet, 5 inches tall. he's believed to have a pale complexion with black hair. well, the ambush styles shooting took place right in the police department's parking lot last week. the officer shot was hospitalized and is expected to make a full recovery. police officers are hoping residents and businesses come forward with security footage from february 22nd. that's the night of the shooting. a video showing a woman and pulling the tale of a horse in daly city knocking off a young child has now gone viral, sparking outrage amongst viewers b

there were some similar rallies that happened in new york, portland, boston and other cities. >> we'reo take a break here. day 27 still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news east bay residents pushing back now against the president's efforts to use federal riso as immigration detention centers will take a closer for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. >> a 29 right now looking at the weather and you're going to have to really keep a close eye on it. well, john, well but of course, i on the umbrella. listen to have to let it get too keep a close eye on it together. i'll help you out and you have that umbrella come wednesday, maybe coming in handy. although wednesday we are going to be yet again on the lighter side of things surrounding areas just like

similar rallies happened in new york, portland, boston and dayton. >> still ahead on the kron, morning news, a new smash burger spot in the east bay while and there's a line must while and there's a line must we'll ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. vallejo. 3 people were arrested for some beauty products that were stolen from multiple retail stores. >> the toledo police department showed us what they confiscated and found all of this stolen from various stores and they found the stolen goods in a car that was near homs park disc golf, of course. and they also found month's supply of oxycodone pills. and more than $1000 in cash. one person who was arrested had 2 prior theft convictions and another who was arrested had a felony warrant from placer county for the theft of $100,000 from various stores. in san francisco. 11 people have now been charged in connection with multiple felonies for welfare fraud. worth 4 million dollars. this scheme involved soliciting people with evt cards and then charging hundreds of dollars at a time for purchases that were never made. t

part of a nationwide movement against doge and similar rallies happened in cities like new york, portlandboston and dayton, ohio. nearly 50 passengers escape a bus just before it caught on fire in dublin. the chp sharing what it looked like after fire crews put out that fire on 6.80, from saturday night. this incident did cause some did cause major delays, but no one was hurt. we have new details this afternoon about a horse that through a child to the ground. daly city police have now arrested a 29 year-old woman from san francisco for felony child endangerment. was during a horseback riding lesson that the woman allegedly posed the horse's tail. it startled the horse and then the horse than through the child to the ground and that child was badly hurt. kron four's jeff moment shows us what happened. 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 minut

i saw her years ago in portland and it's one of my favorite concert memories. >> wow.ve not seen her, so that would be great. she should do a residency here in the bay area since she lives here. why not. >> post up on chase center? >> yeah. >> you know, in the off season when the warriors aren't playing. >> take it easy on her schedule. >> for sure. this morning. exploratorium camera showing you it's cloudy out there. we do have scattered showers today and tomorrow. that's the first headline in the accuweather forecast. a level one for your wednesday and thursday. but we're going to carve out a really nice weekend starting friday. and then through the entire weekend, mild weather returns. sunshine is back. it looks really nice. but now we're turning our attention to next week because stronger storms are possible, especially wednesday of next week. we could be looking at an atmospheric river type rain event, but this morning the showers are really light. they're focused in the south bay. we'll zoom on in. basically, south of the san mateo bridge is where we're finding s

the tempo will join the an unnamed franchise in portland, oregon as the newest teams in the wnba line up. love that. meanwhile, on basketball, lebron james is poised to make nba history tonight. the lakers star is expected to become basketball's first player ever to reach 50,000 career points. los angeles hosts the new orleans pelicans, and james needs just one point in the game to hit this historic high point. uh, that's on top of his milestone from the lakers win over the l.a. clippers on monday, when james became just the fourth nba player to reach 1000 career wins, joining kareem abdul-jabbar, robert parish and tim duncan. and we look forward to seeing that. thank you for joining us here on cnn newsroom. i'm christina macfarlane in london. stay with us. more news after this quick break. >> when it comes to rooting out corruption. >> do the fbi's ends justify the means? >> it was humiliating. >> it's an embarrassment for the country. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper sunday at nine on cnn. >> got one more. >> antoine with usps ground advantage. just like you're with us e

hee ire -- here is john in portland, connecticut, republican. caller: great question today.id we do this four years ago to president biden, the way democrats are rebelling against -- don't cut me off, i am watching your finger -- did we do this to president biden four years ago? host: hold on, you cannot watch me on tv because there is a delay. so don't look at the tv, just talk in the phone. we heard what you said about former president biden. go ahead. caller: did c-span do this to biden four years ago? did the republicans revolt against him the way the democrats want to do tonight to president trump? host: ok. caller: that is my question. host: what else you got? caller: ok, i saw chuck schumer first thing this morning. it is like you are talking like china just invaded us. we are all in this together with the president. let's try to get this country straight again. every time i listen to your program, you are not unfiltered, first of all, you're more biased than anything, every one of you. host: ok, thanks for the feedback. staying in connecticut, this is democrat josh,

. >> traveled all the way from portland, oregon. >> love you, grandma. >> hi to my family in new yorkmorning. i'm in washington. craig and laura in studio 1a. it's warm here. is it warming up there? >> for sure. we will get outside. by the way, we want to mention, there's a story that we will have tomorrow here on "today." a look at a new option that's aimed at helping people struggling with fertility issues cover the high cost of ivf. we will do that tomorrow on "today." >>> let's get to your news. we will start with president trump's address to congress. touting his agenda to reshape america. peter alexander joins us with a recap. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this address clocking in at one hour and 40 minutes, making it the longest speech of its kind by any american president. one top trump ally texted me last night, it was a confident president trump on steroids. it was also a heavily partisan speech. at times theatrical, often combative. the president selling his vision for america and what he says he has achieved. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. >

she was meeting a 17-year-old boy but it turned out to be 40-year-old noaa pa dronea in ever from portland, oregon. he posted openly on his music sharing platform songs on her. one called pedophile in a-minor. on june 24th, 2022. he drove 15 hours to her home, abducted her on the way to school. stopped her in the trunk of the car and raped her and abused her for eight days. band lab refused to provide law enforcement with key information that could have led to her fast rescue. they wanted to respect medrano's privacy, they said. finally, i represent the family of 16-year-old aidan from colorado. who in 20 20 discovered a web scythe that galore nighs suicide and learned about a product he could got on amazon and get delivered to him and use it to end his life. two months later his grieving mother exchanged 15 messages with them telling them about it. and jet amazon continued to promote, sell and delivery it for 26 more months. i now represent 27 other families who bought it after amazon sold it to aidan and heard from his mother. tech has two main defenses, section 230 and that they didn't