theresa guerrero brought out her last recyclable just in time toy tratando de poner. theresa says she does her best to recycle the right way, but a new survey found that more than 57% of items placed in recycle bins are not recyclable. and that's an issue because one wrong item can spoil the whole batch. a pizza box is not recyclable. that's right, because it's got all the, you know, the cheese and the oils and such. so new garbage and recycling carts come with pictures of what is and isn't allowed in your bin. and now the city is going to send people out to neighborhoods to spot check what you're tossing out. if you're recycling the right way, you'll get a green sticker on your cart that says good job. but if you have food boxes or jars with pasta sauce remnants or other non recyclables, you'll get a sticker that says oops! it is confusing. so we want to give tools and this is a great way to connect directly with our residents as well as the website. the website is in english, spanish and vietnamese. no matter the color of your sticker, your garbage will still be col

but crawford's theresa stasi walks us through. >> everything that happened. >> 2 suspects wanted look this ring surveillance video provided by the owner of foot lacks massage in milpitas. the owner telling kron for news on saturday evening. one suspect with the gun came and demanding cash out of the register. then all of a sudden another appeared in targeted unsuspecting customers. you know, we were still trying know, >> except what happened. as well as we go each day, the owner of foot lacks talked to was on the phone monday. >> but, you know, we just happy no got seriously hurt. we had just one person that wrestled on a little bit you know, has some pain in his head and neck area. >> some pretty scary moments for a lot of those people. and they're absolutely very terrifying as they described right now, detectives are working very diligently to piece together all the facts and evidence to identify the suspects. this is the second robbery here in the last 3 months. >> first time in january of this year. it was just single individual with no, you know what just came in. all right. poll

. >> i'm theresa here in rohnert park that john reed elementary school right behind me. the superintendent of the school district says that they're doing everything they can to try and get school reopened on tuesday shutdown. john reed elementary school closed monday due to widespread vandalism on campus. we had some individuals break into the school and and do quite a bit of damage. sure classrooms, which >> made impossible school to open today. and we had to cancel school and it's a huge impact. our community, the district superintendent says that they were notified about the vandalism monday morning. and what are you guys doing to fix the school? so right now after our public safety team left, which we're very grateful to run a park public safety for their support. >> they released the classrooms to us and now we have our maintenance and custodial teams in the school cleaning up so that we can have our teachers come back this afternoon. the closure causing a hardship for students and parents, including this 3rd grader. i spoke with your mom, veronica at a nearby park

and kron four's theresa stasi gives us a full look at the story. >> 2 suspects wanted look closely. this ring surveillance video provided by the owner of foot lacks massage in milpitas. the owner telling kron for news on saturday evening. one suspect with the gun came and demanding cash out of the register. then all of a sudden another appeared in targeted unsuspecting customers. you know, we were still trying know, >> except what happened. as well as we go each day, the owner of foot lacks talked to was on the phone monday. >> but, you know, we just happy no got seriously hurt. we had just one person that russell gone a little bit you know, has some pain in his head and neck area. >> some pretty scary moments for a lot of those people. and they're absolutely very terrifying they described right now, detectives are working very diligently to piece together all the facts and evidence to identify the suspects. this is the second robbery here in the last 3 months. >> first time in january of this year. it was just single individual with no, you know what just came in. right? polls in t

kron four's theresa has the story. >> suspects wanted look closely. this ring surveillance video provided by the owner of foot lacks massage in milpitas. the owner telling kron for news on saturday evening. one suspect with the gun came and demanded cash out of the register. then all of a sudden another appeared in targeted unsuspecting customers. you know, we were still trying know, except what happened. as well as we go each day, the owner of foot lacks talked to was on the phone monday. >> but, you know, we just happy no got seriously hurt. we had just one person that wrestled on a little bit you know, has some pain in his head and neck area. >> some pretty scary moments for a lot of those people. and they're absolutely very terrifying as they described right now, detectives are working very diligently to piece together all the facts and evidence to identify the suspects. this is the second robbery here in the last 3 months. >> first time in january of this year. it was just single individual with no, you know what just came in. right closing time

and rohnert park theresa stasi, back to you. theresa, thank you. >> just a nod to the kron 4 news room. the vta is warning riders to be prepared to find another way to get around the santa clara valley. transportation authority says it's working to reach an agreement with the union before the current contract expires at midnight. the union represents bus and light where operators and other frontline staff union members voted to authorize a if there is one vta bus and light rail service will be an available vta paratransit service will continue regular operations. we have reached out to the union to learn more. so stay with us here. kron 4 as we get more details. also in the south, a disgraced former san jose councilmember omar torres has pleaded not guilty to child molestation. the santa clara county district attorney's office sharing this update following towards his appearance in a san jose courtroom this morning. he's accused of sexually assaulting a minor in the 90's. he has been held in custody without bail since his arrest

here in rohnert park theresa kron. 4 news. >> looks cold. first responders among those making a big splash at the annual polar plunge event over the weekend. dozens of people braved the cold waters, a crown beach in alameda, the event to raise money for the northern california special olympics. the money goes toward sports training educational programming and health resources for special olympic athlete. our very own kron. 4 meteorologist kyla grown grogan mc that event. she joins us i love. >> did it? i did it. >> i got in the water and then i directly out line or that cold. it's true. it was freezing. but what a wonderful day. >> crowd for viewers out there who got involved and boy, that just made my heart so happy. so thanks, everybody and everybody. the station to help to promote it to it was a wonderful day for a wonderful organization. we've got some blue skies out there right now. you're taking a live look from mount tam and we're getting a little breezy out there more than a little in some spots. san francisco. 25 miles per hour. we'

and santa rosa, theresa kron. 4 news. >> the national women's soccer league is investigating bay fc's coaching staff following accusations of a toxic work culture. a spokesperson with the league says a formal review is under way. it will look at communications between the staff and players. the move comes after 2 complaints were filed against head coach alberton montoya. the san francisco chronicle claims one of the complaint was investigated and dismissed these allegations followed. the resignation of a fc's head of domestic scouting over verbal abuse claims from a previous job. in a statement, a call for an nwsl spokesperson says, quote, ensuring a safe and supportive environment as a top priority, we remain committed to upholding the highest standards of professionalism and accountability across the league. in the north bay, police arrested an 18 year-old for allegedly breaking into and vandalizing an elementary school. police say david beach broke into john reed elementary in rohnert park early morning. what monday morning, rather. and then the lies a few classrooms. the school cl

kron four's theresa has our top story. >> 2 suspects wanted look closely. this ring surveillance video provided by the owner of foot lacks massage in milpitas. the owner telling kron for news on saturday evening. one suspect with a gun came and demanded cash out of the register. then all of a sudden another appeared in targeted unsuspecting customers. you know, we were still trying know, >> except what happened. as well as we go each day. the owner foot lacks talked to was on the phone monday. >> but, you know, we just happy no got seriously hurt. we had just one person that wrestled on a little bit you know, has some pain in his head and neck area. you know, we're happy that it wasn't any. any worse than then. then you know what will happen? this is the second robbery here in the last 3 months. >> first time in january of this year. it was just single individual with no, you know what just came in. right? polls in time and are on now. office manager was in the back a locking up you know, so they were confronted also was in as violent as the one that happen

crawford's theresa has more on exactly what happened. >> 2 suspects wanted look closely. this ring surveillance video provided by the owner of foot lacks massage in milpitas. the owner telling kron for news on saturday evening. one suspect with the gun came and demanding cash out of the register. then all of a sudden another appeared in targeted unsuspecting customers. you know, we were still trying know, >> except what happened. as we as we go each day, the owner of foot lacks talked to was on the phone monday. >> but, you know, we just happy no got seriously hurt. we had just one person that wrestled on a little bit you know, has some pain in his head and neck area. >> some pretty scary moments for a lot of those people. and they're absolutely very terrifying as they described right now, detectives are working very diligently to piece together all the facts and evidence to identify the suspects. this is the second robbery here in the last 3 months. >> first time in january of this year. it was just single individual with no, you know what we just came in. all right. pol

in the studio, theresa stasi. >> 9.50 right now.nia wines are among thousands of american alcohol products that are being pulled from the shelves in canada at government operated liquor stores. we showed you this video yesterday that we just got in and it shows you our winds leaving the shelves and other things like kentucky whiskey and things that they import. and this is because this is their response to the u.s. tariffs that the trump administration slapped in the place. but yesterday trump announced a postponement of the tariffs on many imports from mexico and on some of the imports from canada. still, they are pulling our liquor from their shelves and that is a concern for california winemakers. >> well, get text message yesterday from a constituent my district >> just cancel the canadians and just cancel order from that was for 46 cases of very high camera. >> the california wine institute is concerned as well. they say we are greatly troubled that us alcohol products are being removed from canadian stores as a result of this

. >> sonoma county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> happening today in the north bay, the santa rosa police department is kicking off a series of town hall meetings, focusing on fentanyl and gang violence among teenagers after several students recently died. a 15 year-old boy was arrested for allegedly stabbing another student elsie allen high school. the principal there is now on leave. and then last month, 3 teens died from a fentanyl overdose in santa rosa. >> kids are. looking for one particular type of drug. and they are just making assumptions that what they are getting is what they're asking for. and in more cases than not. there's probably be a lethal dose of fentanyl in those narcotics. >> district leaders will be meeting with elsie allen to parents tonight to hear their concerns about safety. that meeting is set for 5.30, at piner high school. police are hosting 7 town halls over the next 3 weeks. in the north bay. 2 men were arrested after sheriff's deputies allegedly found drugs in the hotel room in sebastopol. deputies say they found about a half a pound of fentanyl. more than

rohnert theresa back to you, theresa, thank you. >> you now at noon disgraced former san jose councilmembermar torres has pleaded not guilty to child molestation charges. the santa clara county district attorneys office sharing that update following his appearance in a san jose courtroom earlier this morning. he's accused of sexually assaulting a minor in the 90's. torres has been held in custody without bail since his arrest last november. his next court appearance is next month. and if convicted, torres faces up to 24 years in prison. one person is in critical condition after an early morning crash oakland. this happened at 50 4th avenue and international boulevard and authorities say around 04:00am a bmw crashed into a pole. that driver is now in the hospital and the section of international boulevard is now back open. can you know, rally in millbrae back open this afternoon following a deadly crash. the san mateo county sheriff's office sharing some new details about what happened with us. they say a big rig on a motorcycle crashed in the man riding the motorcycle has now died. now the

theresa has the details. >> the mayor addressing this latest effort to come back.g market in san francisco that has grown and plagued the city. the mayor and police chief are calling the operations a success. >> we have to do better and we are sending a message that whether you're on 6th street dealing drugs using or if you're on 16th and mission. we are going to be relentless in our focus on cleaning these areas up. we did make some arrests. >> but our job is to prevent it from getting to that point in the first place. so i think last night was a success. if that is the measurements we want to prevent. people in this city live here, who work here, who come here to this great city seeing the disorder and chaos that we've seen at that particular. >> last week, 86 people were arrested and charged with a wide range of offenses including being the possession of a controlled substance. >> as well as selling narcotics, this is video that undercover sting operation in jefferson park near city hall. the operation was in response to community outcry about open air drug mark

in the studio, theresa stasi. >> theresa, thank you. now to shocking video of a woman being kidnapped in the middle of the day in oakland. this is tuesday afternoon. the woman was walking on 98th avenue east of international near elmhurst union middle school. the man tried to hit this woman with his car. police say before getting out punching the woman grabbing her, putting her in the car and taking off the car was later recovered in east oakland determined to be stolen. but police can't find the woman they're looking for her asking people if they've seen her. she's described as being in her early 20's, about 5, 5, last seen wearing a light-coloured hoody and light colored jeans. the man police are looking for. he's also believed to be in his early 20's. also about 5, 5, with a scar on his left cheek last seen wearing a black hoodie with a white logo on the back blue jeans and white shoes anyone with info is asked to contact. police also in the east bay. the chp confirming a freeway shooting on highway 24 in orinda marking 3 east bay fr

theresa has the details. >> the mayor addressing this latest effort to come back.n francisco that has grown and plagued the city. the mayor and police chief are calling the operation a success. >> we have to do better and we are sending a message that whether you're on 6th street dealing drugs using or if you're on 16th and mission. we are going to be relentless in our focus on cleaning these areas up. we did make some arrests. >> but our job is to prevent it from getting to that point in the first place. so i think last night was a success. if that is the measurements we want to prevent. people in this city live here, who work here, who come here to this great city. seeing the disorder and chaos that we've seen at that particular. >> last week, 86 people were arrested and charged with a wide range of offenses including being the possession of a controlled substance. >> as well as selling narcotics, this is video that undercover sting operation in jefferson park near city hall. the operation was in response to community outcry about open air drug markets growing in

. >> they see several grams of narcotics in theresa has details. >> the mayor addressing this latestback the drug market in san francisco that has grown and plagued the city. the mayor and police chief are calling the operation a success. >> we have to do better and we are sending a message that whether you're on 6th street dealing drugs or if you're on 16th and mission. we are going to be relentless in our focus on cleaning these areas up. we did make some arrests. >> but our job is to prevent it from getting to that point in the first place. so i think last night was a success. if that is the measurements we want to prevent. people in this city live here, who work here, who come here to this great city. seeing the disorder and chaos that we've seen at that particular. >> last week, 86 people were arrested and charged with a wide range of offenses including being the possession of a controlled substance. >> as well as selling narcotics, this is video that undercover sting operation in jefferson park near city hall. the operation was in response to community outcry about open air dru

theresa stasi, back to you. thank you. theresa stocks sliding response to trump's trade war today. the dow jones dropped 670 points. the nasdaq lost 65 and the s and p 500 fell. 71 points. this wipes out all the games since election day for the s and p shares of target and best buy also fell after the retailer warned of pressure on sales and higher prices for consumers. new at 3 o'clock, the department of government efficiency says it is terminated leases for 3 federal agencies based in the bay area. this is coming elon musk continues. his goal of slashing government spending and consolidating the federal workforce. the dodgers website walls of receipts that list. the real estate leases contracts and grants terminated by the department includes the u.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

in the studio, theresa stasi, back to just. thank you, theresa. president trump will not sign an executive order to begin the process of dissolving the department of education. a draft of this executive order has been leaked. >> and in it, the president was going to direct the department of education secretary linda mcmahon to take all the necessary steps to facilitate the department's closure. but the president is now reversing course. and this is coming after previous statements by the president that the department is teaching young people inappropriate, racial, and political materials. and before it became known that the president would not issue this executive order. california attorney general rob bonta is leading a multistate collission in filing a lawsuit in filing a lawsuit against the trump administration. terminating these grants. hertz aspiring teachers. >> and the k 12 schools that rely on this federal funding to bring teachers into their classrooms. these terminations also heard the university, california and california state universi

kron four's theresa has the latest. >> we think is is finally wrong. it's it's not supported by any sort of evidence, poor or economic data and the way they came to decision is wrong. >> attorney ross middle misses one of several attorneys involved in representing 7 athletes suing sonoma state universities move to cut the entire athletic department programs due to a 24 million dollar budget shortfall. >> not about these plaintiffs, we are not seeking monetary damages. the student athletes want to play. they want to they want to do what they came to states do they want to compete for the school? they want to get an education. they want to graduate. they want fill hill. their dream to play college sports. we are asking the judge tell the university you need to walk back your decision to invalidate that decision that was made january of this year. cutting lenox and to go back and follow year regulations or procedures. middle miss says that they're asking a sonoma county judge to step in. >> and hold the elimination review the school's actions in january.

at very latest here in rohnert park and theresa back to theresa, thank you. >> in the south bay disgraced former san jose city council member omar torres has pleaded not guilty to child molestation. >> the santa clara county district attorneys office sharing this update. following torres is appearance in a san jose courtroom this morning. he is accused of sexually assaulting a minor in the 90's. torres has been held in custody without bail since his arrest last november. his next court appearance is next month. and if convicted, he faces up to 24 years in prison. one person is in critical condition after an early morning crash in oakland. this happened at 54th avenue and international boulevard. authorities say around bmw crashed into a pole. the driver now in the hospital and a section of international boulevard is now back open. coming around. millbrae back open this afternoon following a deadly crash between a big rig and a motorcycle. this happened around 6 this morning. an outcome, you know, reale there park boulevard, the san mateo county sheriff's office says a big rig and motorcyc

the road to stable housing is often a rocky one, if you ask, theresa said. i just lost my cord, so that's good. she's lived on these train tracks since 2023, partially because finding housing that she can stay in is hard. i have past trauma issues that if i'm around more than four people, i get real, i get panic attacks, i have night terrors and scream, so i can't stay in a regular shelter. sometimes she refuses, but soon that could be grounds for an arrest. san jose firefighters local 230 really appreciate our labor leaders public safety unions standing with me on this. san jose mayor matt mehan is proposing a plan that allows police to arrest unhoused people who refuse multiple offers of shelter. we all have a responsibility to end this crisis. government on behalf of our community has a responsibility to build shelter, and our homeless neighbors have a responsibility to use it. mahan's proposal would expand the city's definition of trespassing to include sheltering on aring on public streets for three days. if violators refuse shelter, they'll get a warni

. >> thank you chairwoman and theresa and thank you whip clark for being here i stand in solidarity with of my female sisters in the democratic women's caucus. i represent california's 37th congressional district. i'm here to tell you that donald trump does three things consistently, he lies and he cheats and he steals. he is lying that shrinking the federal workforce will achieve government efficiency. he is cheating the american people out of a government we'll all deserve. and he is stealing billions of taxpayer dollars by cutting social security, by cutting medicaid, by firing workers left and right. he is stealing billions of our dollars and giving them to his billionaire boy's club. anyone who says that missing social security payments is okay. anyone who tells you that kicking children off of food assistance is okay. anyone who tells you that it's okay to cut or get rid of medicaid and i have to tell you in my district i have the fourth largest medicaid enrollment numbers in the country. anyone that tells you that cutting that program to the bone is okay. anyone who tells you that

in the studio, theresa stasi. >> so county leaders are outraged. they say after a man who attacked a woman, he's walking free. trevor lee cullum battle was sentenced this week for brutally attacking and permanently disfiguring a woman in front of her 13 year-old daughter. this was in santa rosa in 2023. he faced up to 9 years in prison. instead he's doing for years of probation. judge made the decision saying mental health issues stress and cannabis consumption were factors in the attack. the da responded to the sentencing with a statement saying, quote, justice was not served in this case. adding this woman will be permanently scarred for the rest of her life, both physically and emotionally. mister cullen is menace to public safety period and should be sitting in prison. >> homeless advocates and fremont have filed federal civil rights lawsuit against the city challenging a recently approved ordinance that bans camping on public property and allows the city to find people for helping the homeless. a spokesperson for the group says it criminalizes

speaks up about the lawsuit and the continued fight to save the athletics department in sonoma county, theresa kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a new report out of the south bay. it shows an increase in attacks against muslims will have closer look at the numbers. david takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that really works so good for me." makes my day. prevagen. for your brain. years since the world health organization declared a covid pandemic since 2020. the cdc estimates that more than 1.1 million americans died from the virus and globally roughly 7 million deaths have been reported. medical professionals are warning the virus is still present. meantime, researchers are working to determine the lasting impact of covid. santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody

okay, theresa fallon, thank you very much. we really appreciate your expertise. the thing to now south korea is the 6 largest supply of steel to the us. it says the terrorist on fed broke mcbride reports from the manufacturing hub of pay hung on the south east coast for a visit by national and local political leaders in a show of support for a steel plant facing a world of troubles. this is, po, hung, the oldest and one of the biggest steel making centers in south korea. an industry the town depends much of the country's industrial strength because it's close to the length of the various industries such as construction, automobile, ship, building, machinery in defense. given it thrown as a fundamental national industry, state level of protection and support are essential during president donald trump's 1st to south korea was prompted an exemption from us terrace. but not this time. south korea is filmmakers had already been facing tough times because of a downturn in the local construction industry that's been made was by a deluxe of cheap steel from china, which

. >> sonoma county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> all right. the mateo bridge here on a tuesday night. the hustle home roadway is dry. so enjoy that. >> and lawrence is back, lawrence. it's not going to be dry for long and it's going to cold. yeah, a lot colder. you may have started to feel those changes today. even though is a nice day. the temperatures starting to take a bit of a hit outside. the clouds begin to thicken up already in. getting ready for a major change in the pattern as we are getting back to some stormy weather here in the bay area. back to some rain. yeah, maybe a little snow across some of our mountains out there right now. you see the clouds kind of gathering out toward the golden gate bridge and all around the bay area. the winds going to kicking up to so high pressure kind of scooting out of the way. now the temperatures. yeah, it took a bit of a hit over the last 24 hours. in fact, some places as much as 9 degrees cooler in santa rosa with that onshore wind, 7 degrees cooler in concord and also in a vacaville 4 degrees cooler to hayward. so numbers all around th

, but i'm so glad we have the opportunity to do this and get back to our community and san ramon, theresa kron, 4 news. >> kron 4 has been celebrating rerkab women of the bay area all month. you can scan that qr code to read more about some of the women making a big difference in the bay % area. we'll have a new story every tuesday here on kron 4 kron 4 plus and on kron 4 dot com. >> developing tonight, the trump administration says immediately lift the suspension of military aid to ukraine and will resume intelligence sharing with kyiv. the announcement comes a week after the measures were imposed to pushed ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky to enter talks to end the war with russia. the administration, they say the talks occurred between ukraine and the united states today in saudi arabia. ukraine also agreed to accept a deal for a temporary cease-fire in exchange for the u.s. resuming intelligence sharing secretary of state marco rubio says the u.s. will now take the deal to russia. >> we'll be back right after this. todd takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. hi, i'm

and santa rosa, theresa kron. 4 news. >> a nightmare for this small business. a camera shot burglarized in the south bay. and the owner says this was out the first time according to a gofundme. the burglary happened on wednesday morning. san jose camera and video when a car drove through the business. the owner say front entrance was destroyed. the thieves got away with new and used camera gear. >> disheartening we had family business has been in our family. 7 years. and in past few years have been have been real tough for us. we've been robbed multiple times. >> it's really wish you would stop. >> well, the owner says this most recent burglary cost the business hundreds of thousands of dollars as you can imagine. all right. let's get you a look outside right now as taking in people over the embarcadero here, looks like a little bit of moisture moving in. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here, lawrence. it was beautiful, sunny yeah. how about that? you guys get a chance to get outside. enjoy that. >> it'll get a little bit. well, if you didn't, then yo

it's maria, theresa and professor michael wooldridge and explore the titles and possibilities of artificial intelligence. it changes the way we think, and then the way we act out can protect ourselves. studio b, b a. i series on a jersey to the latest news as it breaks hundreds of these bodies. so web funds out there all but at the moment, so they are trying to goals in house with details coverage. i'll assume he is released from his brain is yours or walk it out with the broken bones and broken red. difficult conditions from the heart of the story. the seas fire has the mitchell to improve the humanitarian crisis. the impacts of israel's war is still killing children the the limit to how far the dream contains sta in your own adventure. now counter air waves the colleges when the . ready i mean site in the high here, top stories on out there. ukraine has back to us proposal for a 5 seat day space 5, but there is no word yes on whether russia will agree to us. off to 3 is a full breakthrough came off to 9 hours of talks between us on ukrainian officials in saudi arabia, sections of state mo

the owner says a large amount of cash and personal items were taken in this crime in milpitas theresa kron. 4 news. >> developing tonight, the la county district attorney announced today he does not support re-sentencing lyle and erik menendez. that announcement is coming just days before a court hearing on the issue. jennifer mcgraw has details. our position is that they shouldn't get out of jail. >> milan, erik menendez is future for freedom. hit another setback with now elese da nathan hochman saying the men have not met the criteria to be released. the brother's maintain killing their parents in 1989 in self-defense. hochman adding that lyle and erik have not accepted responsibility for their actions, even end is's have basically engaged in not just the or the ultimate lie of self-defense. >> but a whole series of lies around it. and they took actions that were both premeditated and deliver hochman explaining 3 parallel paths for freedom. the first which includes the habeas petition filed by lyle and erik, the second, the clemency plea with governor gavin newsom and now the brothe

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in the studio, theresa stasi. >> nearly 4,000 campsites in california could be shut down this summer due to federal budget cuts. yosemite national park is delaying campground reservations at 5 of its most popular sites. staffing cuts have already eliminated the last wilderness ranger in lake tahoe. nearly a dozen visitor centers are also at risk of closing. congress says just over a week to avoid another government shutdown. much of the pressure falls on republicans who control both the house and senate kron four's washington correspondent raquel martin reports. >> republican house speaker mike johnson has a tough job on his hands. he has until march 14 to satisfy all factions of his party, which is currently divided over tax policy and spending cuts. time is running short for republicans in washington to pass a federal budget to do. what should the government do this and no one's best interest well as your message. yesterday, republicans huddled with tech billionaire elon months making it to try to uncover ways to cut out billions in spending because we want to save taxpayer dollars

the at least 6 people have dies, i'll just say was theresa 5 is in. when a status, the frightening scenes of flooding and destruction in the coastal city of y avalon . guess how about 6 hours away from here, the capital, when a site is flooded, a streets and hospitals and the collapse of asphalt, among other things on the city where the consequences of a very violence form were around 217, nearly meters of water fell in a period of around 4 hours, the storm flooded the main water of a hospital where the nurses and the patients had to be evacuated to see for areas the images of nurses carrying children, new boys to safer locations. there's no public schools or public transport. many areas around the city have been completely isolated and continue and remain flooded . the federal government has sent assistance, including the military to help out, especially to try to get people to stay for location, essentially evacuated, those who remain trapped in their homes. there's still a red alerts underway, mostly because more rains are expected. then in the pas

and on far as smallwood sports, theresa much separate has been reelected as head of african football, sat back and says, wants to see more world class stadiums built on the continent during his 2nd term the we have it breaking news from pockets dawn at least 100 people have for pushing to they've been killed after a standoff between security forces. unset purchased flights has envelope just um providence gum and how the tax to train on choose day unto railed it before taking hundreds of passengers hostage security officials launched in operations to free the talk tease. the train was traveling from the provincial capital of quest to to the northern city of pressure. well, when it was hacked and somebody to tunnel security has been step top and below, just on and rel, services suspended. 200 passages have been freed, according to governments. officials, the separatists below system liberation army has claimed responsibility for the attack demo. honda is live in quest, the capital fellows just on providence come, i'll run this through what you've had in the last half hour a relative to

president chevy amylase plan to remove the crime of some aside from the legal system, i'll just say was theresa bo, is it that protest important status of thousands and thousands of people here on the streets of when a site is on the suites that goes from congress all the way to the presidential palace, women extremely concerned about the impact that they say. have you had a malays, terry? to plan a plan that the government says is being used to fight in place and would have on women's rights since taking office. have them you have me. they have been sent in to this meeting of thousands of faith employees and shutting down the ministry of women's affairs. for example, where you talk to women here. they say that argentina is considered to be one of the most progressive countries in latin america, legalizing abortion. but it's becoming increasingly difficult to be able for women to terminate those pregnancy because of lack of funding. also, the government has shut down programs to prevent teenage pregnancy for example. and then they took that show would be to remove the term from his side, which

protest present chevy and then lays palm to remove the crime of them. aside from the legal system, theresa bo was that, that protest in boar and the status of how many people that you can see here are relative and these people have told us that they're afraid that the perpetrators would be really happened to women thing we use for political reasons are spending that this is strong winds have coach powered symbols and $320000.00 households in the australian stage of queensland. the go forth winds the result of what was psycho now friday which has been downgraded to a trouble. no, the system is slowly crossing the mainland, bringing down trees and power lines and se thoughts of queensland. i'm neighboring new south wales. any say they will cover the both of you from mine, swept away in floods was as well those all that had minds. the news continues hit on, i'll just say right off the bottom line to stay with us for that. the hi, i'm steve punish. and i had a question with israel cutting off all 8 to gaza and home us rejecting israel's changes to their ceasefire. deal is a new wave of destruc

the owner says a large amount of cash and personal items were taken in this crime in milpitas theresa kron. 4 news. >> a town hall was organized by wake-up sonoma. that's not profit. that focuses on diversity, equity and inclusion over the weekend. people who put it together. we're sharing ways folks in the community can become allies to marginalized groups. this all comes as a response to the trump administration. the threats to dismantle dei programs and the white house's crackdown on immigration, the city of sonoma as mayor hopes to inspire the community. but the town hall. >> these are people that not only care about this, these are people that will actually do something. let's go to community events that are, you know, community events of people of color, encouraging more people of color to be in our commissions, more people of color, color to run for office. we're going to districts in sonoma. >> the mayor says the city is dedicated to keeping the immigrant community safe. she also says the sheriff's office is backing legislation that keeps deputies from cooperating with ice age

theresa and professor michael wooldridge and explore the pedals and possibilities of artificial intelligence. it changes the way we think, and then the way we act out can protect ourselves studio b, b a. i series on a jersey to the . ready you frame ceasefire just to read you a little while ago. now we have to go to russia and hope present. hopefully president bush will agree to that also. key and washington men fences instead of the us resources to be the tree aid or to ukraine, agrees to a cease fire proposal. how many bulk of this is out just a life and i will. so coming up donald trump continues to to tough on.

, but i'm so glad we have the opportunity to do this and get back to our community and san ramon, theresa> kron 4 is celebrating remarkle women all over the bay area all month long. an a qr code on your screen there reamore about the women making a difference here in e bay area. they've got a new story each tuesday here on kron 4 kron 4. plus on your tv and kron 4 dot com. it's gonna wrap things up us here at 10 o'clock. stay tuned to the news 11, the first sports night live and we're talking sports. scott reese. >> yeah, we're heading that were steamrolling toward selection sunday. and of course, it's the annual event in the west coast conference. goliath square off for the automatic ncaa tourney ticket. plus, cal plays a full game and then some in the acc the forty-niners get more active in the free agent market. who is and who is not coming to san francisco straight ahead on sportsnet la. >> going double overtime at the acc tournament for the first time since 2007. >> what's better than postseason basketball? about extra postseason basketball. we'll get to cal in a moment. but walk wit

in the studio, theresa stasi. >> so to come here on kron, 4 news at 10, are you ready to spring forward for daylight savings time? doctor shares the best ways that you can prepare. plus, get off the streets or you could be arrested. san jose proposing new rules to crack down on homeless encampments and governor newsom facing some blowback tonight from democrats after opposing transgender athletes in women's sports. takeaway service first podcast episode. when we come back. governor gavin newsom breaking with his party on the issue. >> transgender athletes in sports and his first episode of this is gavin newsom podcast. the governor described it as unfair when transgender athletes take part in girls and women's sports made the comments alongside his guest, conservative activist and media personality charlie kirk. would you say no female sport white? i think it's an issue of fairness. i completely agree with you on that. >> so that's easy to call out the unfairness of that. there's also humility and grace. but, you know, these poor people are more likely commit suicide of anxiety, depress

and santa rosa, theresa kron. 4 news. >> 2 women are now charged with animal cruelty after one of them kicking a neighbor's dog. take a look at this video from february. scott viral. it shows the weapon pittsburgh arguing with a homeowner with those 2 small dogs. 1.1 of the women walks up to the small dog and kicks it. setting the pouch flying. police say the ugly dispute started after a family member of the women ran over a potted plant. the women were arrested last month, a bail there are now set to be formally charged. and if convicted and facing up to 3 years in jail at $20,000 fine. a new report now says people living oakland are considering a trip or if they're considering a trip there. i should say they don't feel safe. misses led to dwindling tax revenues that have been falling since before the pandemic. the annual economic indicators report will be presented at next week's economic development summit. regional leaders will discuss and help shape open oakland's fiscal future economists. adam fowler says when it comes to bolstering the economy and oakland, the city's immediate f

theresa is also a doula.he current political environment, the immigration changes and the fear among the community has made less mothers come forward. they want to raise awareness. al tener una doula having a doula makes them feel like having a cousin, a sister, an aunt, someone holding their hand and understanding what they are going through is abdullah is like a second mother. although treatment for postpartum depression varies among medication,herapy and support groups like this one, stephanie found relief in virtual communities. i started like joining these apps for moms, and that helped me get the weight off my shoulder. now she enjoys every moment in this new phase of motherhood. i need to hug my old self and let her know you went through everything and you did it. and we want to reiterate that the treatment is different for each woman. but the most important message, they say, is that there is help available and that you are not alone. back to you. miriam villarreal for us. thank you so much. 40 past t

in the studio, theresa stasi. >> governor gavin newsom is breaking with his party on the issue of transgender athletes in sports on his episode of this is gavin newsom podcast. the governor described it as unfair when transgender athletes take part and girls in women's sports, he made the comments alongside is kaskon certain activists, media personality. charlie kirk. >> would you say no female sport white? i think it's an issue of fairness. i completely agree with you on that. so that's easy to call out the unfairness of that. there's also humility and grace. but, you know, these poor people are more likely commit suicide of anxiety, depression and the weight that people talk down to vulnerable communities is an issue that i have a hard time with as well. so both things i can hold in my hand. >> the california lgbtq legislative caucus responded with this statement. quote, sometimes gavin newsom goes for the profile in courage. sometimes not welcome. profoundly sicken and frustrated by these remarks in quote, senator scott wiener echoing a similar sentiment, quote, the governor has had many c

in 1895, theresa and virginia fair donated the first horse drawn ambulance to the city of san francisco. >> several events are being planned to commemorate this milestone year for the agency. that includes an ems mural that will be unveiled at fire department headquarters later this year. >> all right. enjoy this nice dry weather while you can because this is not going to last much longer. >> yeah, we have multiple days of rain in store. and here's spencer christian to tell us all about it. >> okay, larry christian, let's start with the satellite radar composite image. you can see the cold front that's approaching the coast right now. that is going to be our storm maker starting tomorrow morning and continuing into tomorrow evening. it's already getting a bit gusty. out across the bay area we see 33 mile per hour gusts in oakland, 24 at oakland and at sfo, 29 mile per hour gusts at san mateo. and they're going to get even stronger tomorrow as that storm rages on. right now, though, we're looking at clear skies and fairly calm conditions 58 degrees in san francisco, oakland 60 degrees 63

i theresa kron, 4 news. >> in response to trade war today, the dow jones dropped 670 points. nasdaq lost 65 points. the s and p 500 that fell. 71 points shares of target and best buy also fell after the retailer warned of pressure on sales and higher prices for consumers. >> the department of government efficiency says it has terminated leases for 3 federal agencies based hereoin the bay area. this comes as elon musk continues. his goal of slashing government spending and consolidating the federal workforce on the doge websites. wall of receipts that lists real estate leases contracts and grants terminated by the department includes the u.s. 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 owner says a large amount cash and personal items were taken in this crime milpitas theresa kron, 4 news. >> in the north bay, one person was badly burned when a car caught on fire inside of a car port. santa rosa fire says on saturday they found the car port and the cars on fire near street and college avenue. that's east of highway 101, crews put out the flames at about a half an hour. a nearby apartment building had minor damage on the outside. one unit had minor smoke damage. that burn victim did go to the hospital. the cause of the fire is under investigation. both so far. they do know that it came from a car in the carport. >> the golden gate bridge on a monday. we're kicking off the week with at least a sunny day to start. meteorologist kyla grogan in the weather center with yeah, i think a lot of people are a little bit the time change today, right? but it's okay, folks. we've got some good weather on our side today. a mix of sun and clouds, as you can see all across the bay area. pretty mild temperatures out there. we should be above average today when it's all said and d

and santa rosa, theresa kron. 4 news. >> police have arrested an 18 year-old accused of breaking into and vandalizing elementary school. police say david beach broke into john reed elementary in rohnert park early monday morning vandalized a few classrooms. the school closed for the day to clean up all the damage. officers arrested the suspect on burglary, grand theft and vandalism charges. ahead of next week's economic development summit in oakland today. city leaders were presented with a snapshot of a key report that will help drive the city's economic policies. big budget deficit there. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> economist adam fowler says when it comes to bolstering the economy and oakland, the city's immediate focus should be on public safety and perception increasing retail foot traffic and keeping big and small businesses in the town headed out target downtown, like? is it there? it's not there anymore. like i would to the extent you could talk to somebody there be like. that's why like target is a good sales tax driver. but unfortunately crime and the common thou

and the studio, theresa stasi, back to just trace of thank you. >> now to the shocking video of a man kidnapping a woman in oakland. police say this happened tuesday in the middle of the afternoon. the woman was walking on 98th avenue east of international boulevard near elmhurst, united middle school. and that's when police say the man tried to hit the woman with his car she's standing outside. he then starts to puncture grab, sir. she's trying here to fight them off. but he shoves her into the car and then drives away. that car was later recovered in east oakland and determined to be stolen. and police are still looking for the woman she's described as being in early 20's around 5 foot 5 last seen wearing a light-coloured hoody and light colored jeans. the man that police are looking for is also believed to be in his early 20's, about 5 foot 5 with a scar on his left cheek and was last seen wearing a black hoodie with a white logo on the back. also bring blue jeans and white shoes. anyone with information should contact police staying in the east bay now has the chp is confirming a