the task force in berkeley will be facilitated by a berkeley school. a lot cat smith. he says the hope is for the school district's reparations to supplement and align with any other reparations that could be approved by the state. the school board president and director attended the meeting responding to a question. they say they get a lot. why should berkeley unified be the first in the country to do this? the director says berkeley was the first school district in the u.s. to desegregate schools without a court order. so why shouldn't be the first to offer reparations? members will decide on a workable model debate who the money would go to wars. current students are previous students or both all will be considered and discussed. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. some property is a total loss after fire. napa county. and a half hour. we'll take a look at our dc bureau on the latest on former president trump's indictment will be following that story throughout the morning. >> and what a record broke records. we break down what uc berkeley has to say about the ber

uc berkeley. police say that they are now looking for a man accused of chasing a child down last night, possibly trying to duck them. they say a 9 year-old child was walking home in the area gooding way loney village right around 7.30, when the man began to chase the child. police describe the man as a white male average build approximately 6 feet tall. he was described as middle age wearing a fedora style hat, a blue or green shirt and black pants. suspect left the area in what was described as an older black 2 door car. anyone with information that might be helpful in this investigation is asked to contact uc berkeley police. in the east bay. the search continues for 2 people wanted in connection with the deadly shootinp of a store clerk in pittsburg. the father of 5 was gunned down last week as kron four's philippe learned police did arrest one suspect so far. >> lull is back to work for the first time since a store clerk he's known for years was shot to death wednesday. he own 0, one fashion a

course for berkeley high and has been teaching at the past four years. it is not a mandated course. while 18 states require students to take a personal finance class, california does not. only 27% of high schools in the state offer it as an elective. assembly bill 94 once every school to offer it as it elective by the 2025, 2026 school year. after that it would be a required course. san francisco unified recently received a three-year grant from the state to start training high school teachers. other districts will be awarded grants. for the superintendent of berkeley unified the course is a first step toward closing the wealth gap. hearing the >> >> student talk about all the things they are learning about personal finance, credit, debt, tax, savings and how it is not summing for the future but summing they are applying right now. >> the bill is sponsored by the superintendent of public instruction who was at berkeley high today. the cofounder of the nonprofit nexgen personal finances is also behind the bill. >> one of my missions is every student walks out of the class and we have

they have plenty of openings, but right now the berkeley police department is having trouble finding people to fill those positions. earlier this week, you see on the screen there, in a memo to the mayor and city council, the berkeley city manager announces the police department would have to go from a 16 beat to 14 beat configuration, in other words, fewer officers on the streets because the department says it is consistently understaffed. minimum patrol staffing is not the same as having all the beats filled. the police department explained in a statement you can see right there, we have a minimum staffing number for each patrol team. if the team falls short of the minimum staffing number because of sick calls and other things, it is filled with overtime. during daytime hours, when the department has officers working in other assignments such as our bike unit, officers can assist with patrol and fill a beat as well. it varies. berkeley's scanner, which is an independent news website run by a veteran journalist reports that bpd, which would normally have about 150 officers, is down

health at uc berkeley. >>> the feds are launching an investigation into amazon's robo taxi business. last year souks, which is owned by amazon, self certified that it meets federal regulations. the vehicle operates without pedals or a steering wheel and has room for four passengers. zug said it successfully tested its robo taxi in foster city last month with employees as passengers on board. but now the national highway traffic safety administration says it's questioning that self certification process. in a statement to reuters, souks said there tests have met or exceeded applicable performance requirements, adding, quote, we are committed to working closely with the nhtsa on questions that they have and we remain confident in our self certification process and data. >>> the faa is looking into another scary incident at a u.s. airport. two united airlines planes clipped wings on the tarmac today at boston's logan airport. it happened near the gates where passengers boarded the two flights. nobody was injured but both flights were canceled. this is just the latest in a string of ligh

years ago, he was sworn in as mayor of berkeley. in 2016.roud to live in the east bay. one of the most progressive regions in america. very excited to kick off my campaign for the california state senate. it's been an honor service mayor berkeley's past six years, making progress and some of those critical challenges facing this region. housing homelessness. uh public safety infrastructure, combating climate change, and i'm ready to bring my experience and my values to help represent this district in sacramento. in oakland city council member ban cowboy also confirmed to ktvu. he, too, will run for the senate seat in the district stretching from alameda to crack it. it is 7 58. tomorrow the warriors will be back and chase center in san francisco to play the philadelphia 70 sixers last night, the warriors won. they finished their five game road trip, beating the dallas mavericks 1 27 1 25 in dollars as regular season is winding down, the defending champions won back to back road games for the first time since the nba finals. steph curry had 2

emeryville, berkeley piedmont, some areas in particular that are seen it coming down. pretty good and further south in the bay. it's just wide spread from the tri valley, santa clara valley corridor from 5.80, from walnut creek all the way down through fremont. you are seeing the heaviest of rain right there. a coast locations also seeing it coming down. really good highway 17, very, very slick this morning. we have a lot of evacuations up in the santa cruz mountains just because of that flooding risk. now we will be keeping you updated within the next hour. so stay with us. all right. it is 4.56. and here's a quick live look at the bay bridge. this is the oakland side as traffic streaming westbound is heading into the tunnel there your island so far you're moving well, but obviously it is wet. >> we'll have more on your commute. impacts with reyna and f lowe's knows it's not just what we've got, it's who we've got. that's why we've got nearly 300,000 associates that got your back. sure lowe's knows the tools, materials and tech to tackle it all. but lowe's knows you a

the east shore freeway out of berkeley and through berkeley across the span, slow off the maze, and weraffic across 101. we see more on highway 92. that incident on the bay bridge is rippling around the bay. >>> a new study is shining light on mental health in the workplace. it found just how different generations look at their well-being. financial services company found younger generations are more likely to value mental health benefits provided by employers, and nearly 95 gen zers say they use health benefits by their employers, but less than half of baby boomers took advantage of the benefits. and 65% of workers said their mental health would be extremely impacted if their financial health was not going well. experts say the way to keep employees is to make these benefits more available. >> employers are providing a safe place for those to access the benefits and for those to understand what those benefits are, and recruiting and retaining the young employees, it's key more than ever before to make sure they have access to those benefits, and the new workers and the younger generat

'60s when the city of berkeley and berkeley unified school district voluntarily became one of the first major school districts to desegregate schools. critical steps like that in the past have provided us with a road map. >> tonight's meeting was informational. several bay area cities are exploring the idea of reparations as is the state of california. >>> the executive director of the san jose police union accused of importing illegal drugs and shipping them across the country is expected to be in court tomorrow. prosecutors say that the 64-year-old sent and received dozens of shipments over the years. she even launched a website to sell the drugs and listed her home address under the contact tab opinion she was stressing that she was a civilian employee after the union. >>> ahead, an extra special opening day for a's fans. the major hurdle cleared to get a new waterfront ballpark in oakland. >>> she prepays for car maintenance with an extended warranty. the shop later hands her a bill. why? nbc bay area responds. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff raineri. look at the new drought map. t

will be facilitated by a berkeley school alumni cad smith. he says the hope is for the school district's reparations to supplement and align with any other reparations that could be approved by the state. the school board president and director attended the meeting tonight responding to a question. they say they get a lot. why should berkeley unified be the first in the country to do this? the director says berkeley was the first school district in the country to desegregate schools without a court order. so why shouldn't it be the first to offer reparations? members will decide on a workable model and debate who the money would go to towards current students. previous students or both all will be considered and discussed. and after the task for forces formed, they will hold their first meeting will be april 24th all with the goal to make those recommendations school board and then they'll vote on them. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. kron 4 news. still to come tonight, governor newsom still. >> not running for president, but some

also a lot of times like landlords are not the greatest campus housing in berkeley can be pricey. it's ridiculously expensive. lola crane of sophomore told us. she pays $1700 a month for housing she shares with other people for people. yeah. for people? yes. and yeah, they're super tiny rooms, but it works out for like what's available of ucs campuses are facing a housing crisis. this even though in the last 10 years, the uc system has added 34,000 beds. but getting more housing online has been a challenge. take uc berkeley's project to build housing for 1100 students and some for the homeless at people's park. last august. protesters were successful at halting the start of construction and a judge sided with opponents of the plan for environmental reasons. the california environmental quality act has really been one of the most significant challenges for the uc campuses. it's called sequa, and it basically allows anyone in this case berkeley neighbors to stop the project. last month, governor gavin newsom tweeted that a few wealthy berkeley homeowners should not be able to block

it's right in berkeley between berkeley and emeryville, right on the boundary there, and it's an injurymera. it's west 80 right here in berkeley. it's blocking lanes just right near ashby avenue and the fire department and medics have arrived. a couple of lines are taken away. on the east shore freeway, and that is obviously bad news because the shore doesn't need any help in getting really slow. if you're listening at home, and you live in vallejo or richmond, and you have to make your way to oakland get on the road early. this is an injury crash. you see, the fire truck is blocking a couple of lanes there. also we just got word of a stalled vehicle on the richmond saying rafael bridge now they're just about to send that caltrans tow truck out there to try and get it out. but this might. bay bridge doesn't look all that slow, although that h on the shore may actually hold from geu may want to go if you get there say mateo bridge has a decent commute right now. you can see traffic is moving along. well i do want to mention only welling boulevard at paradise boulevard in alameda county n

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there's a disabled vehicle somewhere around the berkeley curve. i think it should be clearing to the shoulder. we have more slowing out of richmond toward the north bay. in the north bay, highway 37, a little dip in speeds. highway 4 now shows slower speeds, down just about 55 miles per hour as you come in through concord out of bay point. south bay just starting to build again. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> happening now, today marks the end of medi-cal's continuous enrollment for low cost coverage recipients. many may lose their coverage, but coverage won't immediately end. over the next year, social service workers will reassess each case to determine ongoing eligibility. medi-cal enrollees should expect to receive a renewal by mail or email as soon as tomorrow. >>> a quick look at the top stories this morning, including the peninsula family desperate for answers. a new rush to find a woman kidnapped in mexico and the reward investigators hope will generate new leads. >> reporter: and i'm kris sanchez in san jose, where the office ma

now this task force in berkeley, this will be facilitated by a berkeley school alumni cade smith. he says that the hope is for the school district's reparations to supplement and a line. any other reparations that could be approved by the state. the school board president and director attended the meeting tonight responding to a question that they said they get a lot. why should berkeley unified be the first in this country to do this? the director says berkeley was the first school district in the u.s. to desegregate schools without a court order. so why shouldn't it be the first to offer reparations? members will decide on a workable model and debate who the money will go towards current students, previous students or both all will be considered and discussed after the task force is formed, they will hold their first meeting april 24th once the recommendations are presented, the school board will decide if they want to move forward with them. i'm sara stinson reporting live in the newsroom. back to you. >> it's just matter you know, they lie so much of it. some point it will cat

the bigger build coming down out of berkeley and into emeryville, so that is an issue. be exiting on powell, but when you enter, that's where the backup is and there's not a great alternate. there's a crash on the san francisco side of the bay bridge but i believe that's clearing from the 5th street ramp. the commute is just starting to build. back to you. >>> 5:33 right now. san francisco's district attorney is expected to take the last step today to dismiss manslaughter charges against a former police officer who shot and killed a carjacking suspect six years ago. >> the decision left family members outraged but the case has not yet closed, with another deadline looming today. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in san francisco this morning. today we may finally get some answers from the state prosecutors. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, marcus and laura. this could set up quite the showdown between san francisco's district attorney and the state attorney general. we know the suspect's family met with the attorney general yesterday. her name is april gr

it is busy out of richmond into berkeley. expect a lot of brake lights.are working through the area, 47 minutes highway 4 to the maze. it is improving a little bit which indicates maybe they're clearing things outs of lanes. highway 4, 580 looking okay. a lot of people are making the trek into san francisco, a lot of brake lights almost to the maze at this point. south 101 out of petaluma, it looks like slow and go speeds there. once you are on the bridge, it looks gorgeous across the span and no rain. that's my favorite part. >> but it is chilly. really cold right now throughout the bay area. we are mostly in the mid 30s. u to to that, a frost advisory along our coastline. art but we warm up. currerat with the beautiful sun, mostly in the 30s. it's 32 in santa rosa and livermore. a chilly start, daytime highs will hit upper 50s. rain chances return to the forecast this weekend. so we will keep a close eye on that. enjoy this dry break. i have plans to head to the parks, take the dogs. it's going to be a good one. >> you know it is cold when your cat that

berkeley central sierras. no lab reports 677 inches of snow.t and five inches of snow that has fallen and so does springs, the second highest snow total in the 77 years since the lab started keeping records business owners say all of that snow may sound like it's great for attracting people to the mountains, but it's hard for them because it's so hard for people to get up to the tahoe basin. we were down. 25% january were down like 33% in february and we're down so far this month. we're done about 38. so this month, march is usually one of the biggest months of the year. when you look at the numbers, it's really hard. and it doesn't look like things will get better. real fast. the winter storm warnings in effect for that area through today, the weather service says there's a chance even more snow to can you continue through the weekend? one city in the bay area ranks among the most livable places in the country. berkeley came in at number six in a nationwide study that considered factors such as quality of local schools. crime rates, housing tr

andre time. 7 15 state officials approved berkeley's housing plan that allows berkeley to get state fundingwith the plan. build almost 9000 new homes over the next eight years now the state rejected berkeley's first plan told them they needed to identify more locations for new housing. so berkeley made some changes and the plan was approved. all said he's a counties and the whole state of california were required to turn in proposals to the state about how they plan to build more housing in the years to come. rail project between northern and southern california is moving slowly. construction is set to begin later this year on a separate private railway between southern california and las vegas. bright line west is a private company that plans to build a 218 mile high speed system using zero emission electric trains. executives say the trip will take about half the usual drive time. top speeds could reach 180 miles an hour. the route will take passengers from las vegas to victor valley and san bernardino, then connect to metro link in the los angeles $10 billion project is expected to be co

many praised berkeley's restaurants, parks, diversity and events.xpressed concerns, however, about affordable housing and homelessness. sunnyvale in santa clara also made the top 20 a new survey by human resources company says the latest trend for workers is what's being called poly working, it means holding more than one job at a time. some poly workers say they started because it was easy to do when they were working from home during the pandemic. now the company paycheck says they continue to work multiple jobs because it helps them deal with inflation. about half the people surveyed say they plan to keep working more than one job, but they're also more likely to report burnout are less satisfied with their work life balance and feel less productive than people with just one job. tiktok's ceo will testify on capitol hill thursday, covering topics ranging from the safety of minors to data privacy concerns as foxes, mark mayor that tells us he needs to make a strong case where his platform or else the chinese based platform of the chinese based app

traffic is backed up to berkeley at tillman.en you leave berkeley, your speeds track 12 mile per hour and drop to two mile per hour on the bay bridge. chp has not given an estimated time until all lanes reopen. your best ultimate --alternate is to rely on bart where trains are running on time. drew: also commute for a lot of people this morning. we are totally rain free today. that is a nice outlook over the next 24 hours. right now, we start in the 30's and 40's. a bit of a chill in the atmosphere. i am wearing three layers outside. frost advisories in effect until 9:00 a.m. for the values of the north bay and santa cruz mountains. there are a lot of people in dissented his mountains without power that is a concern -- in the santa cruz mountains without power so that is a concern. tension quickly emerges and this afternoon it is quite nice. temperatures in 50's and 60's. rain changes return for the weekend. we will talk about that coming up in nine minutes. kumasi: communities are still feeling the impact from this weekend's st

housing is super challenging and then houslsf like lan gr csou in berkeley can be pricey. it's ridiculously expensive. lola crane, a sophomore, told us she pays $1700 a month for housing she shares with other people for people. or people? yeah. and yeah, they're super tiny rooms, but it works out for like what's available of ucs campuses are facing a housing crisis. this even though in the last 10 years , the uc system has added 34,000 beds. but getting more housing online has been a challenge. take uc berkeley's project to build housing for 1100 students and some for the homeless at people's park. last august. protesters were successful at halting the start of construction and a judge sided with opponents of the plan for environmental reasons. the california environmental quality act has really been one of the most significant challenges for the u. c campuses. it's called sequa and it basically allows anyone in this case berkeley neighbors to stop the project. last month, governor gavin newsom tweeted that a few wealthy berkeley homeowners should not be able to block desp

delirama in berkeley has not had power for five days during the past week. it is one of a growing number of local businesses losing money in a big way. tim johns spoke to the deli's owners. >> i'm not exaggerating, it has been one of the worst weeks of our lives. tim: for the past year cash cars and his partner have put countless hours and thousands of dollars into their restaurant, delirama. but the berkeley-based business is now on the verge of financial ruin after last week's storm caused them to lose power for four straight days. the results? >> normally this is completely filled with meat. tim: thousands of pounds worth of meat soiled, and lost revenue. >> it took us years to get to this point. we lived in a tiny apartment. put all of our money into this business. we literally work seven days a week to have this space. tim: after the lights went back on friday, kara said he was opening to open this shop this coming thursday. but then the unthinkable happened again. with tuesday's latest storm the restaurant lost power for several hours, forcing karis to

because always has >> in berkeley, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. next in sports, it's selection sunday for college basketball fans, which means march madness is here. >> coming up, jason dumas will tell us where the stanford women in the saint mary's men will be playing this week. >> all right. want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. but take a look at this. the bay bridge lights are on. what happened here last week. we had all this reporting about it they wouldn't be able to 48 and somehow the lights are back on. i mean, they they look great. this is exciting. i mean, is this is breaking news. is this? >> what would you what would you recent what and when you think i'm florida right now, you're the one who noticed it because like, wait, what's that clear? but yeah, i didn't know what light on. this we're working to get some more information about that. so of course, stick with kron four's. we >> learn a little bit more embry son, the meantime, he's got to look at the rain totals and on the weather, which is the other big story. yeah, espe

. -- bagels owner join us live to talk about the shop that just opened in berkeley. why she tells us there being dubbed as the best in the country. >>> power outage problems continue for some people in the bay. we take a look at the local impact plus how one >> you may have heard about all of this buzz about these bagels. -- bagels finally opened a new bagel factory in berkeley. people been learning about the door to get one of these delicious rectus treats. new york times story ranked them as the best bagels in the country. early this morning about of the owner and ceo emily munson on the shoulder tells how she keeps up with the demand she said she implanted robots in your factory to help out and we reach out to companies that made robotic arms that can handily bound to bagels they pump out each day. >> i want to take the most high-end things i can really as long as there's a good bagel i want to do thisis. >>>> you can f find multltiple locations around the bay area but she says that she can make sure more she plans on expanding ever more. stocks closed in positive

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uc berkeley, a powerful progressive institution reckoning with its past. >> berkeley has learned howresisting actual native american human remains repatriation, and they need to be sanctioned. >> the chumash say this fight is far from over. >> you know, native americans have been oppressed and put on reservations and often told what to do. knowing the fight my ancestors had to have, the fight that my grandmother had, my mother had, and now the fight that we have as the next generation. >> and now you're fighting for them. >> now we're fighting for them, yes. >> dasha burns reporting for us in partnership with pro publy ka. >>> we have inspiring news to end the hour. the notre dame cathedral is set to open december 2024 in time to celebrate christmas mass. crews are on track reconstructing the 12th century gothic monument after the devastating fire. it will not be open in time for the 2024 summer olympics but the 315 foot spire should return to the skyline in time for the opening ceremony. that does it for us this hour. make sure to join us for "chris jansing reports" every weekday on

berkeley unified is working on a plan to pay reparations. it would be the first school district in the nation to do so. the district will hold an informational meeting on the idea tomorrow. developing in the south bay. a woman barricading herself after allegedly attacking strangers with chemicals. ama: congressmen come face-to-face over gun control. the shouting match at the u.s. capitol. dan: an nba champion meets the newest champions of oakland. state basketball chance getting to team up with kareem ama: a woman suspected of attacking people with some sort of chemical in san jose has now barricaded herself. the update tonight, police say they are negotiating with the woman who was throwing objects at officers. police didn't describe where the woman was barricaded. it's unclear if anyone was injured by the woman earlier this evening. dan: two days since a deadly mass shooting at a grade school in nashville and the community is trying to make sense of what happened. they will be for some time. grieving residents came together for a vigil to

traffic is backed up past berkeley. there.hmond, sandra fell bridge looking awful as well as you're heading out of richmond. that was my suggestion. if you're in this area to take that golden gate bridge 101, traveling around that there. now, let's say you're closer to the san mateo bridge or the dumbarton bridge either a san mateo bridge started built their 8.80, southbound. you're starting to see travel times going up and to 38. you're seeing traffic there. but foes are way better route then be in stock on the bay ridge right now. remember, bart, you're probably going to see an influx of people taking that today as well as the ferry. so both of those 2 options, our san mateo bridge drive times around. 25 minutes now the richmond, sandra fell bridge about 20 minutes there and that golden gate bridge. it's given me about a 21 minute drive time there. so traffic is going to be a mess for today. certainly certainly so john, thankful that the rain is a contributing to that, though. absolutely. weather is taking a backseat today a

can i admit i took your class at uc berkeley? i think i took your class it was 1987 or 1988.ow i am really dating myself. >> i know. kristen: was that intro to psychology? i remember loving it. >> i taught introduction, social psychology, and others. a lot of people. kristen: a lot of people. you did not know me, but i knew you. it is great to have you on and have a conversation. your book is fascinating and such is burnout is misunderstood, how so? it as though it is a disease or a medical illness and it is something, or in incompetence, or something inside the individual, an individual problem and the person has to fix themselves. you hear about self-care, coping , getting more strong and more resilient, so it is always pointing the finger at individuals who may be saying that there is nothing left in the tank and i cannot function anymore and keep going, when in fact, burnout is a stress response to chronic job stressors that have not been well managed. the important part about that is chronic. chronic stressors are there all the time, most of the time, not occasional, and

>> yeah, that the of this law came from conversations with the berkeley owners association, and theirtions to protect small landlords living at the property , under the idea that they are trying to live in their space and they should have some decision in that context, but at this stage, given all the foundations and research going into this law, it is best policy and practices and is working in oakland and berkeley. we found from survey results on the 33% have gained access as a direct result of it and we are making an impact in the homeless population. there are also studies about safety and what keeps people safe ohio and maryland studies have demonstrated that when you give people access to housing, housing subsidies, support for housing, they're less likely to recidivate afterwards. when we are talking about safety , if you are shutting people out of the housing system and not giving them the opportunity for housing, employment, and a stable living situation, that makes people resort to other methods to survive, but if you give them access to housing, a fair chance, that is when

berkeley unified is working on a plan to pay reparations. it would be the first school district in the nation to do so. the district will hold an informational meeting on the idea tomorrow. developing in the south bay. a woman barricading herself after allegedly attacking strangers with chemicals. ama: congressmen come face-to-face over gun control. the shouting match at the u.s. capitol. dan: an nba champion meets the newest champions of oakland. state basketball chance getting to team up time for downy mcbrie to go to work. ya'll gotta sniff this stuff! ♪ woop woop! ♪ whooo! smells great, downy! ♪ ugh, cul de sacs. downy unstopables. you gotta sniff it to believe it. ama: a woman suspected of attacking people with some sort of chemical in san jose has now barricaded herself. the update tonight, police say they are negotiating with the woman who was throwing objects at officers. police didn't describe where the woman was barricaded. it's unclear if anyone was injured by the woman earlier this evening. dan: two days since a deadly mass shoot

because always has >> in berkeley, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. an eye for the oscars was definitely one for the history books. samantha cortese. >> joining us live from hollywood now with more on all the fun. hey, samantha. >> hey there, we're wrapping up here at elton john's viewing party, at least the viewing is wrapping up its now. time for the party are expecting another wave of celebrities to come in that we're just down the street here in hollywood at the dolby theater were in west hollywood. and what a sweet for everything everywhere. all at once. 6 out of the 11 nominations tonight they're taking home. the oscar trophy. and yes, i'm going to step out as we watch some people walk through elton john and his husband, david furnish are hosting the elton john aids aids foundation academy awards viewing party tonight. >> it's the 31st time they've been doing this since 1992. this event has supported the john aids foundation. they're doing life-saving work, research and awareness for aids and global health. emmy award-winning actor eric mccormac

in north berkeley, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. san francisco building. inspectors have issued a violation notice to the salesforce east building on mission street after 20 windows were damaged during this week's storm. the department of building inspection has ordered the glass panels to be replaced and for the entire exterior to be inspected by a licensed professional report must be provided to city building inspectors in two weeks. for other san francisco buildings each had one broken window during the storm, including the millennium tower. now supervisor aaron peskin is calling on the city to mandate engineering reports for all downtown buildings to prevent future window failures. and within the last hour, the san francisco department of building inspection told us another high rise building had a window break today, inspectors say it happened at the fox plaza tower on market street around 1 30 this afternoon. we'll have much more on this window problem in the city coming up tonight at 10. alrighty those winds are have died down, certainly since the h

>> at the hackathon in berkeley, the goals are a bit more short-term.to make it through the weekend. only half of the teams that competed made it to the finish line, and james's team is one of them. now they face their most difficult challenge yet, presenting their hack in front of the judges. what are you looking for? >> i'm looking for creativity. i'm looking for a completeness of vision but also a completeness of implementation. >> brian bulkowski has been a silicon valley software engineer for more than 25 years. so do you consider yourself a pretty tough judge? >> yes. but you know, your goal is to find the best. >> james, nice to meet you. >> james. >> makala. >> makala. >> i get a chance to look on as brian judges james and his team. >> so show me about your hack today. >> do you have a phone on you? >> sure. >> text this number and it asks you to -- >> hello! okay. "please enter your first name." >> it's going to present you with a list of the candidates that you can vote for. >> so i voted for an illegal candidate. i voted for three, and you ha

marin also had almost 2 inches of rainfall and berkeley had almost an inch. now it's still coming down, we have a potential of adding on top of what we've already measured, with most of the valleys getting anywhere from about a tenth to a half inch of rainfall, three quarters of an inch of rain for napa, and in half moon bay over an inch of rainfall. we can see it's still raining in that area, as well as other spots around the bay. it's kind of coming in waves. it's sweeping through, it clears up and then another wave comes in. we're looking for the potential of spots like san mateo, redwood city, up and down the peninsula we could see some really gusty, heavy rain and also some small hail. it's been raining for a while in richmond, so i do expect that to have a bigger impact for people who are heading out the door early in the morning. and we're also going to see this storm system that does continue to weaken very close, so our weather is going to be very active today. here is what to expect. the lingering rain does continue for much of today, even a chance

today marks 12 years since a berkeley man was shot to death in his backyard. there have been no arrests or any suspects. the incident happened at a home near blake street and magee avenue and on the afternoon of march, 8th 2011 police say tobias eagle was found shot dead in the backyard. now the city of berkeley is offering a $50,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. investigators are urging anyone who has any information to call berkeley police. in the south bay. a sunnyvale charter school is set to close its doors in just a few months. and this is leaving students with no choice but to find a new school. >> the summit public schools board voted to close the summit. denali back in june or this coming june. it has more than 600 middle and high school students. the vote comes less than 2 months after administrators first announced that the school would likely be closed because of a 4.5 million dollar deficit and other financial issues. well, today parents are voicing their concerns saying they're skeptical about whether the school has tried hard e

school i said, ok, i'm at berkeley.hey're going to look into how berkeley school district should offer reparations and reportedly having to pay for. yeah, it will be facilitated by berkeley school alum, cad smith. >> says that the hope is for the district's reparations to supplement and align with any other reparations. that could be approved by the state. >> so many bay area cities are considering reparations for black residents who are descendants of slaves. and so is the entire state of california, which would cost about 800 billion dollars and members are going to decide on a workable model and they're going to be debating, you know who that money is going to go to the current students or previous students are both lots of questions to be considered and discussed. >> it's 6.41 and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news at this u.s. journalists, as we told you, has been arrested in russia accused of being a spy. ahead. we're going to talk with former defense secretary mark esper and learn how the u.s. might respond

look at that passed berkeley. so now the region into elsa real this morning, just as you're hitting a 8.80, this morning, richmond. and then once you make it there, you're going to start to slow down. lot of people have been taken other bridges. so they've been taking the richmond, sandra fell bridge. that's why we're seeing ran across them at trying to hop on 101 and take the golden gate bridge to get around and traffic as a result of that has been building. they've also been taking the san mateo bridge. that's why you see right there. 8.80, you're definitely building, especially once you hit. hey, we're and to 38. you're seeing delays there this morning. the dunbar bridge. remember, that is an option. i would not try to take the bay bridge even though we're telling you lanes are open. give it another hour and a half or so and will keep a close eye on things there. let's check on those exact drive times 40 minutes for you. 80 to 101. what you do. hit 80 heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond center fell

reddit university in berkeley. that's clear.esidual delays about 17 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 5.49 and prose spent the weekend in tucson, arizona, trying to win the liv golf's first tournament in the u.s. yes. and 32 year-old danny league came out on top winning his first tournament. >> since 2015 and kron, 4 sports director jason dumas had a chance to catch up with him after the win. coming into the final round at live tucson. i said if the first 3 rounds were indicative of how the final round when we would have a tremendous day and guess what? it's surpassed my expectations. danny lee storms back with 4 down to win live tucson. he says this victory, which was his first since 2015 with because he refocused and he thinksall the accommodations that live tour gives him and his family has helped them be able to focus more. just saw. >> it's a night and a dear friend they treat the players. caddies family. so nice out here that their liftoff as making us feel like we're part of the family. and then we're re

reporter: berkeley is the first of many things. as a first on the nation to do so, berkeley unified school district is setting up a task force to consider reparations for african-american students. today we caught up with the superintendent who says there are still so many questions about how reparations could work . >> what would implementation look like? i'm excited for the task force to be created. and has not started yet. an informational session is happening tonight. reporter: a few key questions of implementation need to be answered -- how to fund such a program, what true reparations might look like, and how to structure and implement it. answer some of those questions. they would include 15-20 people from across the community. that means two board members, two busd central office three school site staff and as many as 13 community members, at least one of them will be student. >> i think healing can best start with our children. reporter: wilson is the executive director of healthy blood families in berkeley. she says part

in north berkeley, brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news.bay area reservoirs are 100% capacity after our big winner season, including the lexington reservoir in santa clara county sky. foxx flew over that reservoir today, and you can see just how much water it's holding next month, the senate clare valley water district will learn how much imported water it will receive, allowing the agency to better assess this year's water supply. the board of directors will also decide if they will roll back current water restrictions, which includes a mandatory 15% reduction in water use. the board meets on april 11th and taking a look now at the newest matt from the u. s drought monitors, you can see the bay area and much of the state completely out of drought. areas of concern, though, have been reduced down to the sacramento valley, the northeast corner of the state and the southern desert region. meteorologist bill martin joins us now map looks nice bill but still important to be. mindful about water usage here, exactly , mike. we're even though we'r

that will come either tonight or tomorrow live in north berkeley. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news .t is understandable how people are frustrated, so many of us been affected by these power outages. brooks. thank you. san francisco building inspectors have issued a notice of violation to the salesforce east building on mission street after 20 windows cracked or broke during this week's storm. the department of building inspection has now ordered the glass panels to be replaced and for the entire exterior to be inspected by a licensed professional report must be provided to city building inspectors two weeks later. tuesday strong winds and rain caused a lot more than a lot more damage than just broken windows. unfortunately we had two confirmed fatalities that were people that were hit by trees or tree limbs. we had five pretty serious injuries, so three other people were transported to the hospital. and you know this is one of this is whether that san francisco is not really used to. and this is coming on the heels of a very extreme weather events all winter. for other san francisco

now, we are reaching out to the berkeley police department for a comment. we're waiting to hear back. laura, marcus, back to you. >> thanks so much, bob. >>> we want to turn to our continuing coverage this morning of the indictment of former president trump. he is the first former president to ever face criminal charges. >> scott mcgrew joins us. you've long said this may be the first indictment, but it may not be the last for the former president. >> it's entirely possible. there are four separate criminal investigations. good morning. the indictment in new york is just one, and in many ways it's really the weakest case. the case in georgia, the federal investigation into the obstruction at mar-a-lago, those are far more serious. as for new york, we don't know yet what specific charges trump will face. trump's lawyers say they expect to find out tuesday when many believe the former president will turn himself in in manhattan. politico reports manhattan d.a. wanted trump to show up today but the secret service said that would be too difficult. meantime, tru

berkeley and at the california academy of sciences.are our oldest collections in california, which is really important to have that that ability to look back in history , and researchers say the beetle actually had been collected in california 21 times before, but it was mislabeled and was not identified the right way. another powerful weather system, making its way through the bay area. several communities clean up from the last severe storm. the big problem pg needs dealing with in the north bay that could worsen in the coming hours after restoring power to tens of thousands of customers, says its crews are ready for this current storm and the advice for those with standby generators than students, teachers, parents and lawmakers to say there, fred up and frustrated following another deadly mass shooting on a school campus. the latest on the investigation and what survivors of past shootings have to say. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two o'clock. welcome the mornings onto i'm andre senior gasia mikaelian. it is tuesday

marty phillips, northwest berkeley.totals for us since july 1st thank you for using the rainier and not the water. i appreciate that are rainier averages 24 inches. berkeley now you have over 41. can you see that? 41 is right there. for the month. 10 77 for the storm tuesday wednesday. 1 93 just shy of two inches of rain. there are many locations that had have had over 10 inches of rain this month. casa d'oro, raymond, you are the winner 3.5 for the event totals mount veeder 2.5 ben lomond in there. 2.5 kent field in san rafael. both had two and a quarter inches of rain. bennett valley. santa rosa also had good rain two and a quarter beneath to thanks to the major dude there for that information. two inches you this reservoir almost to tilden park, 1.81. fairfield inn, the orinda fire station. 1.71 oakland, downtown 1.70, san francisco and half moon bag 1.66 and conquered in danville. both picked up an inch and a quarter most locations south had about an answer. so i try and fit as many as i can have. it's just there's

oakland police together with uc berkeley police arrested a uc berkeley employee in a homicide case, theyyear old sweden, waterman is in custody and charged with the murder and stabbing death of an oakland man. 53 year old curtis march, was killed last weekend at his apartment near lake merritt on vernon street. friends and family say marshall loved to sing and had a strong sense of style. he was a member of oakland's gay men course and waterman has had prior federal in connections for robbery, forgery and other crimes. he was working for uc berkeley's housing and dining services division. time now. 7 30 for change is now coming to a homeless encampment in san rafael. tomorrow was originally set to be the deadline for people to move out of that encampment in a san rafael park. but late last week, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order that will allow the homeless to remain at boyd park on b street. the park includes a community center, several ball fields, a playground and tennis courts, all that used by schools and little league groups. city has received complaints about al

rotten it, but on american democracy as well, even 1st professor at the university of california berkeley. thank you so much. my pleasure. take a look now in some other stories making headlines around the world to day. at least 35 hindu worshipers have died after plunging into a deep well within a temple in the central indian city of indoor. over a dozen people were rescued and several others were injured. the incident happened during the hindu festival of rom, nevaeh, me. american journalist has been arrested and rush on spying charges. moscow court ordered evan curse novick of the wall street journal to be held in custody for 2 months. russia's f, a b security agency accuses him of trying to obtain classified information. mister garage of it has pleaded not guilty. it's been a year now since ukrainian forces liberated the town of boucher which had been under russian control for 5 weeks. what they found about 30 kilometers from central cave was a trail of devastation and evidence of possible war crimes. the images of civilian bodies strewn across the streets reverberated around the world

it's pro day on the campus in berkeley.bears get to talk and show off their abilities to pro scouts. and some familiar faces turned out that the stanford pro day yesterday, including former cardinal star and current san francisco 49ers general manager john lynch, right there he was among the many nfl personnel checking out stanford's pro prospects, including quarterback tanner mckee, quarterback au bleu, kelly and the 49ers staff , then climbed into a car. they made a quick trip from stanford to san jose, watch the san jose state spartans pro day the nfl draft against april 27th. it will be in the plaza outside of union station. in kansas city. it is for 58. berkeley mayor jesse arrogant, is formally kicking off his campaign to replace turned out state senator nancy skinner, the mayor started his political career on berkeley city boards almost 20. years ago , he was sworn in as the mayor of berkeley in 2016, becoming the first latino elected to be mayor and one of the youngest mayors in the bay area regain announces candida

even 44 in berkeley creek 39. is that the only one i think so. so far . i'm sure there'll be a few others, but we do have a lot of low clouds kind of dancing around 14 18 truckee in south lake tahoe thirties forties for temps all the way down to southern california. santa barbara 44 bakersfield, fresno, 42. diablo incredibly had new snow yesterday because then we had that light rain and the temperature was 29 incredibly cold degrees. today. it's a little warmer 35 but a southwest wind the 29th. there's a lot of activity. there are a lot of low clouds getting pushed in by that system to the north, so we'll have some sunshine today, but if you're near the coast, it's not going to be very warm. low clouds mostly sunny to partly cloudy, a lot of clouds cooler over the weekend. carbonate maybe some light rain to the north. not a big deal here, but the pattern is not warming us up anytime soon. effectively then we might get a little colder here as we head towards monday and tuesday as systems start to take a more towards the syrian amount of than us mostly sunn