it could be months before the results are in. >> trace: christina, thank you. defense attorney tran17, investigator tonight. the big news is both gene hackman and his wife tested negative for carbon monoxide poisoning. the last event on hackman's pacemaker february 17th. the timing make sense for him. no idea what happened to her, the dog. the rest of it is up in the air. >> exactly right. the details brought out by christina a moment ago are so telling but there are some specific details contained within the affidavit that bear mentioning. for instance, the pills that were found in the bathroom were only on the countertop, not on the floor. therefore the question is, who ingested the pills that may have been on the floor or what ingested it, perhaps the canine. if the canine takes in at toxicology -- takes in a talk psychologically debilitating amount, it will pass away just as a human being well. and necropsy will be done upon the deceased canine to find out the results. as will the autopsy that will be released soon. the other fact that is telling as the sun

. >> first, though, you're from san mateo county's embattled sheriff christina corpus one-on-one with our sara stinson. she talks just days before the election that will determine if she keeps her job. >> is at 6. good evening. thanks for being with us tonight for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm grant lodes and vicki liviakis. our top story tonight is a kron. 4 exclusive just days before a special election. >> we are hearing from san mateo county sheriff christina corpus tuesday. people they're going to vote on a measure a which would give the county board of supervisors the power to remove a sheriff with cars. >> this comes after a scathing report was released about the sheriff back in november. and kron 4 sarah stinson. spoke with the sheriff about the efforts to remove her. >> first of all, just want to thank you for sitting down with us. it's been hard to cover this for months and we just haven't heard your voice enough. it feels like because there's so many other voices talking about sheriff christina corpus. yes, and you're are you >> i am feeling you know, i have >> then a dedicated pub

and then exclusive sit-down with san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. decide her fate. >> and what's better than not people and i'm james. yeah. we had somewhat of a wet weekend for some and it looks like the potential wet week a little more unstable weather this week. i john. yeah. last week

and in exclusive sit-down with san mateo county, sheriff christina corpus just days before a vote, removal from office. it said. good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya and i'm james. we've got a dry start to the week, but >> there are raindrops on the so let's get all the details. good morning, john. yeah, we've all got back into that wetter cooler pattern. now after what was such a nice finish to last week, the weekend did bring with it some light showers to the bay area. and some just generally cooler feeling weather that will keep carrying on this week. you're look outside at sfo. nice and sunny. there has been a windy, though. in fact, we've seen around 40 to 50 mile per hour wind gusts of both oakland and san francisco airport overnight. right now, winds are definitely calmer than that, but we will still be breezy at times today, especially towards the coast into those upper elevations. that's just gonna make these cool temperatures feel all the colder dublin. you're at 38 delay who at 39 oakland all the way down to 41 degrees right now, temperatures will start to li

and that'll sheriff christina corpus addresses. the controversy surrounding her job on tuesday said county residents vote a measure a which could give the board of supervisors the power to remove the sheriff with cause for assistance and sat down with the sheriff about the effort to boot her from office. >> first of all, just want to thank you for sitting down with us. it's been hard to cover this for months and we just haven't heard your voice enough. it feels like because there's so many other voices talking about sheriff christina corpus. yes, and you're her. are you >> i am feeling you know, i have >> then a dedicated public servant for 30 years. you know, 2023, you know what the sheriff's office. >> and then giving him the first latina, the first woman to be a sheriff of this county. i mean, a huge accomplishment. but then at the turn of events, you're forced to defend yourself for all of these months. defend your character, your title, why you should be there. what has that been like? you know, it's been very degrading. i hav

area coastline and and executive exclusive, i should say, sit down with san mateo county sheriff christina corpus just days before for future from office. 6. >> good morning and happy monday. let's do it again. all freshly i'm darya james. yeah, i had a few sprinkles over the weekend. are if you saw any saturday sunday was well, let's find out what kind of rollercoaster for this week. a job. yeah, you guys were in that nice spot that was actually getting dodge from a lot of the rainfall that like the santa cruz mountains further south, we're seeing a little bit more of all in all the weekend. just really came along with some cooler weather. and we're going to continue that today. a cool, brisk feeling day yesterday into last night. winds really picked up, too. so make sure to throw those jackets on. >> here's your view outside from mount tam getting your first light of day up there. winds are moving in from the north and that has been very aggressive overnight around 40 miles per hour. half moon bay still very breezy while a lot of the rest of us have at least calm down a little bit. tempe

at 10 sharing her side of the story tonight, an exclusive interview with san mateo county sheriff christina corpus ahead of her special election to remove her from office. it's a staple. i there's not much because doing and also, well, you know, upset about that. >> and of an era for an east bay bowling alley. why the owners of danville bowl say they're closing for good after more than 60 years in business. >> from serving the community to literally living. you in the creek, in in a homeless encampment. >> and former san jose police officer found dead after becoming homeless. weiss, friends and family are blaming the city. tonight. a heartbreaking story out of the south bay evening. and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan and i'm noelle bellow and unhoused man who was recently found dead in san jose. >> was determined to be former san jose police officer and his family argues the city didn't do enough to help their father who became few years ago from for shaq moment has more. >> can be. but >> where it used to shelter in an house man for months now stands an altar telling

christina coleman reporting. amusing to see so much effort going into hyping up the hearing. there are important topics that we need to talk about, and and i hope we'll get the chance to share the facts and the truth as well. jon: that's boston mayor michelle wu ahead of her testimony on capitol hill next week. she will join other mayors of so-called sang chew a ware cities testifying before congress about those policies that prevent local law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration authorities. finish let's bring in elizabeth ricci, adjunct immigration law professor at florida state university. thanks very much, elizabeth, for being with us in this afternoon. this debate over immigration policy is heating up, obviously, and it seems like people like michelle wu think that having a sanctuary city a good -- is a good idea and within the bounds of the law in in this country. how do you see it? >> well, it is a good idea in her context. she'll tell you that crime is lower in boston compared to non-sanc

it feels like because there's so many other voices talking about sheriff christina corpus. yes, and you're her. are you feeling? i am feeling you know, i have >> then a dedicated public servant for 30 years. >> you know, 2023, you know what the sheriff's office. >> and then giving him the first latina, the first woman to be a sheriff of this county. i mean, a huge accomplishment. but the turn of events you're forced to defend yourself for all of these months. defend your character, your title, why you should be there. what has that been like? you know, it's been very degrading. i have been doing my job. >> and so for, you know, them to come after me because of very flawed report. yeah, let's just start there back in november when they released this report, 400 page scathing report, pirate tent, retired judge doors have you read it at this point? i have. you first of all, there's so many holes in that report. but to you know, 40 people that are all complains, some that are, you know, current employees, some that retired and then some i don't even know who they are. 2 give te

. >> first, though, you're from san mateo county's embattled sheriff christina corpus one-on-one withstinson. she talks just days before the election that will determine if she keeps her job. >> is at 6. good evening. thanks for being with us tonight for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm grant lodes and vicki liviakis. our top story tonight is a kron. 4 exclusive just days before a special election. >> we are hearing from san mateo county sheriff christina corpus tuesday. people they're going to vote on a measure a which would give the county board of supervisors the power to remove a sheriff with cars. >> this comes after a scathing report was released about the sheriff back in november. and kron 4 sarah stinson. spoke with the sheriff about the efforts to remove her. >> first of all, just want to thank you for sitting down

christina coleman joins us with more. >> reporter: hi, jon.y fighting a number of wildfires that broke out this weekend prompting evacuations. as of this morning, a fire in the carolina forest doubled in size to roughly 1200 acres causing evacuations. this is just one of many fires burning on the east coast that broke out this weekend amid dangerous wildfire conditions. wildfires have been reported in multiple locations including the delmarva peninsula, georgia and the carolinas. the fox weather center says a combination of low humidity, gusty winds and dry vegetation increased the danger of the fires spreading out of control. city, county and state leaders issuing warnings to residents. south carolina governor henry mcmaster issued a state of emergency, also shared this message on x saying a statewide burning ban is now in effect due to dangerous wildfire conditions. that means you can and will go to jail for starting a fire outdoors in south carolina, period. our first responders and firefighters are risking their lives to contain many fires

and then exclusive sit-down with san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. just days before voters decide her fate. >> and what's better than not people and i'm james. yeah. we had somewhat of a wet weekend for some and it looks like the potential wet week a little more unstable weather this week. i john. yeah. last week it was the son and the 70's this not as much of the sign and definitely no 70's in this forecast. >> we are seeing a dry one today, but rainfall makes it's return, especially wednesday. let's look outside from mount tam down into the bay. you can see there is some sunshine out there. as we look at the south bay here, a mix of clouds and sunshine this morning. all in all today is going to be cool, crisp and breezy winds will pick up towards the middle of the day. so do watch for that making for a cool feel paired with some 50's for most of our highs. a few low 60's temperatures are starting to rise now still in the 40's for brentwood livermore as well as berkeley and santa rosa as we move into the afternoon. lots of sunshine. but just keep th

exclusive sit-down with mateo county sheriff christina corpus. it's day before a vote could remove her from office. coming up news at 5. well, good monday morning to thank you for waking up with his bride earlier on march 3rd, reyna harvey, before you head out, you're probably wondering. >> we be as nice as it was yesterday, john? john trail has an updated look at that. one last week was so nice and mild the weekend. we got a little bit cool again, a little bit brisk in a few areas and even a few showers. most of our heavier rainfall was in the south bay over the weekend with the santa cruz mountains releasing a healthy dose of rainfall areas further northward, hardly anything at all. we're sitting this morning. we do have some windy conditions. winds last night gusting as high as 40 miles per hour in a few spots. you can see the golden gate and bay bridges without any impediment. so we definitely are seeing a cool, just clear, crisp morning, the sierra side decent amount of snowfall over the weekend. you're still seeing some snow, especially for

still ahead, an exclusive sit-down with san mateo county sheriff christina corpus just days before aremove her from office. >> plus, president trump vowing to place tariffs on our largest trading partners. why those fees could be lower than previously expected. and after the break, governor newsom declared a new state of emergency to fast track wildfire prevention. we're on president trump is gearing up to double the tariff on china on tuesday. that will bring the import tax up to 20% while trump previously proposed. 25 1% tariffs on imports from. >> mexico and canada. commerce secretary. how are left? not let nick says those rates aren't set in stone yet. let nick says trump is still the sighting since both countries have taken action to address his concerns about border crossings but not fentanyl deaths. >> the president just thinking about it. i think there are going to be tariffs on tuesday on mexico and canada. exactly what they're going to be. i'm gonna leave that for the president to decide. >> also plans to impose reciprocal tariffs on april. second on all countries, the whit

christina coleman is live with more on this. hi, christina. >> reporter: hi, griff. to try and prevent them from getting deported. take a listen. >> we're here at target in alhambra. we have confirmed i.c.e. agent sightings. how many families do you plan to destroy today? >> reporter: so this is video of a member of a group called the community self-defense coalition. she says they do patrols to alert folks if they see i.c.e. around. she says the can bigs is working with dozens of organizations across the los angeles area. >> we're not here to protect, you know, criminals or whatever. the narrative is that's out there. this is reallying, really, really about these beautiful people who are very scared right now. we make noise, expect noise just alerts, like, people in the area that there's something going on outside. this is our megaphone right now provide ising noise the alert the community. >> reporter: she is just one of a number of activists nationwide alerting locals when i.c.e. agents are around as the trump administration continues its deportation efforts as a

christina. yep.ns on track with that pattern change that will bring in rain to the bay area. and also snow in the sierra. first, though, we're talking about a cool down. today was another warm day out there. but you will notice a change as we start off the weekend. so everybody has a down arrow and no more 70s. the warmest locations tomorrow. we're thinking mainly in the mid to maybe the upper 60s. lots of low clouds and fog. first thing tomorrow morning. could be dense and could be impact visibilities first thing saturday morning and then on sunday some off and on. cool showers. the possibility of some thunderstorms as well. heads up if you are heading to the coast. we do have a high surf advisory this weekend. the swells have been building already. a lot of swell out there today and expected to continue to pick up in your saturday forecast. so the high surf warning begins. our advisory, i should say, begins 9 a.m. saturday until 9 p.m. on monday with that advisory in place. now, what about rainfall

remember, christina, we had those sunny, warm days. it felt like. yeah, a nice little stretch.y that that cooldown is here. and then some off and on. showers for tuesday. the chance and a wednesday, maybe into thursday as well. so just keep the umbrella nearby. once again, it's march. >> yeah. winter is not quite done. >> exactly. >> yeah. all right, mark, thank you. a key part of the giants team is someone you will not find on the diamond. after the break, we sit down with the interprete or a new year and a new adventure, with the perfect chevy to take you anywhere. ♪ with pure power unleashed. ♪ and future-forward technology. ♪ because every mile matters. ♪ and every path leads to new possibilities. or, current chevy owners can get $7,850 total value on this silverado when you trade in an eligible vehicle. chevrolet. together let's drive. thousand 25 season opener on the road, all eyes will inevitably, inevitably be on the new and familiar stars in justin verlander, willy adames and logan webb. but there is one name that you might not be familiar with who is making a big impa

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an exclusive sit o% down with san mateo county sheriff christina corpus just days before a vote that could remove from office. >> good morning. and happy monday. gang's all here. glad you are to have diarrhea and i'm james. we've got job with the forecast. rain on news. only ever talk about dangerous sneaker waves out there. lurk in place and so many died over the other unsettled with the way we still have a high surf warning. also up until 09:00pm tonight. i know. but other than that, we just windy last night you probably heard that as you're trying to get to sleep, especially if you are on top of mount to lower mount tam where we had 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts up there. >> take a look at your view of mount diablo. it's beautiful. those green hillsides after some rain over the weekend. just looking so nice. most of our rainfall was concentrated to the south of the bay area. so what we're looking at is definitely and clear, crisp day today, much like we saw over the weekend. still a bit breezy, especially at the coast where you do see those high waves, winds will pick up a bit towa

. >> well, the last few months for san mateo county sheriff christina corbis have been tumultuous. a scathing report released in november accused sheriff corpus of abuse of power, creating a toxic work environment and retaliation, which he has denied. since then, a number of groups and municipalities have passed votes of no confidence in the sheriff, and we could soon learn more about the future of sheriff corpus. san mateo voters will determine this week whether to approve measure a, giving the county's board of supervisors the power to fire the sheriff. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters is live in redwood city, with more about the special election and what voters are saying. lamonica. >> claudine. the board voted back in december to place this measure on the ballot, and now voters will decide if they want to give the board the power to remove the sheriff. just two years after she was elected. >> i received my ballot in the mail and i sent it. i sent it back in already. >> amy ochsner says she moved to redwood city from north carolina two years ago. she says though she doesn

just one day before a special election in san mateo county, sheriff christina corpus is speaking outbout the controversy surrounding her tomorrow. voters will decide on and this past, it would give the board of supervisors the power to remove the sheriff from office and kron 4 spoke with sheriff corpus about the push to remove her. >> no, they expected me to give in. >> so they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 years of health insurance. if i were just a given and i'm not haven't done anything wrong for them, too. you know, demean me in no way that they have to drive my name through the mud to be so salacious with unverified report and then for me just to give up. i'm here for the residents of san mateo county have not faltered. >> tune back tonight 06:00pm here on kron 4 as the sheriff will address each allegation made in that 400 page scathing report that was released about her. sarah coverage will continue tonight. >> we're taking a look here outside. this is mount diablo on a really pretty monday cows in the weather center now with what's happening this week. yeah, th

we are hearing from >> san mateo county sheriff christina corpus on tuesday. people there will vote on and if that passes, it would give the board of supervisors special temporary power to remove corpus from office. she's been facing accusations of racism, homophobia and abuse of power. kron 4 sarah stinson has her side of the story. >> no, they expected me to give in. >> so they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 years of health insurance. if i were just a given and i'm not haven't done anything wrong for them, too. you know, demean in no way that they have to drag my name through the mud to be so salacious with unverified report and then for me just to give up. i'm here for the residents of san mateo county have not faltered. >> we will have much more on sarah's interview with sheriff corpus coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 6. new at 5. the city of oakland has averted its plan. temporary closures of more fire stations. city officials say that the expected closures of 4 additional fire stations will not be necessary this fiscal year, 3 stations

decide the fate of measure a, which would allow the board of supervisors to remove embattled sheriff christina corpus. corpus has s been und fire for months after an independent audit found evidence of an abuse of power, retaliation and intimidation in her office. the sheriff has repeatedly denied the allegations, saying the attacks on her are politically motivated. she also says she will take the matter to court if the measure passes. well, a group is going to the distance for an ice detainee from the bay ararea. dozs of people departed san jose in a car caravan today bound for mcfarland, a central valley central california valley town north of bakersfield. and that is where ulises pena lopez beining held in ice detention. lopez supporters say he was beaten by ice agents, leading to his hospitalization. later, his family learned he was taken directly from the hospital to the ice facility. protesters say what happened is a violation of human dignity, health and rights. we want, you know, full release for eunisses and not only for eunisses, but we also want deportations to stop. in general, we'

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and names of agents putting them in harm's way in an effort to keep the illegals on the streets christinaes with the latest. >> activists in the los angeles area trying, ice with both horns and sirens to try to prevent them from getting deported. take a listen again. [sirens] with confirmed ice agents hi hiding. >> how many families do you have to destroy today? >> that was video of then member of a group called community self-defense coalition. she says patrol to alert people advice is around in her coalition is working with dozens of organizations across the l.a. area. >> if we see ice agents knocking on doors, we remind people of their rights which is to not speak, not open the door and ask for a one it's. >> the noise alerts people in the area for something going on outside. [sirens] a megaphone providing ways to alert the community. >> a different situation, somebody apparently doing more than megaphones and sirens posting flyers like this one revealing identities of the ice agents working here in the los angeles area, very disturbing. tom home and shared his reaction to this aggress

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decide the fate of measure a, which would allow the board of supervisors to remove embattled sheriff christina corpus. corpus has been under fire for months after an independent audit found evidence of an abuse of power, retaliation and intimidation in her office. the sheriff has repeatedly denied the allegations, saying the attacks on her are politically motivated. she also says she will take the matter to court if the measure passes. a group is going the distance for an ice detainee from the bay area. dozens of people departed san jose in a car caravan today bound for mcfarland. that's a central valley town north of bakersfield. that's where ulises pena lopez is being held in ice detention. lopez supporters say he was beaten by ice agents, leading to his hospitalization. later, his family says he was taken directly from the hospital to the ice facility. protesters say what happened is a violation of human dignity, health and rights. we want, you kno full release for eunisses and not only for ulises, but we also want deportations to stop in general. we're completely against trump's agenda. an

. >> thank you christina.y topic to another pre-transgender athletes won first place and to usa track and field events yesterday. after several biological females were real females dropped out of the races instead of competing against his unfair advantage. this is not the first time he cause controversy purchase last month he posted a video to social media bragging about beating a biological female athletes who are as we call them female athletes while wearing faulty shoes for jason i'll come to you first because you are the further stairway. this is what he said. i love this. he said his time decreased when he started taking estrogen. he offered that as a reason to show i'm down on their level. doesn't that prove the argument against him? works this guy is a punk. he should not be participating. i feel for the women who trained their whole lives there at the pinnacle going in for championship race and god bless those women who said i am not doing this. i am stepping away. i'm not going to give credence to thi

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tomorrow, voters in san mateo county will take another step in deciding the fate of embattled sheriff christinahere community members will cast their votes on measure a. if approved, it will give the power to the board of supervisors to remove sheriff corpus. you may remember for months she's been under fire following an independent audit. the audit found evidence of abuse of power, a culture of retaliation and intimidation by her office. the sheriff has repeatedly denied those allegations, saying the attacks on her are politically motivated because she is the first latina and first female sheriff of san mateo county. if measure a passes, corpus says she's taking the matter to court. a couple who had solar panels installed at their home, but then they wound up with just a mess on their roof. when the company did not respond to their issue, to their problems, they turned to consumer investigator chris kamara's team. chris. good morning. meet vanessa and julian in half moon bay. they installed sunrun solar panels on their roof, but those panels brought an unwanted side effect. pigeons nesting und

if approved, it will give the power to the board of supervisors to remove embattled sheriff christinahs has been under fire following an independent audit which found evidence of an abuse of power. culture of retaliation and intimidation in her office. the sheriff repeatedly has denied those allegations, saying the attacks on her are politically motivated because she is the first latina and first female sheriff of san mateo county. if measure a passes, corpus says she will take the matter to court. the sheriff was elected by voters in 2022. a new movie in theaters now aiming to shine the light on the homeless crisis across the nation. it's called no address, and it was filmed right here in california. take a look. have you seen him? was that jimmy she was looking for? so many of those scenes. they're filmed in the sacramento area. robert craig self-financed the film and landed numerous well-known actors and actresses from this cast, among them beverly d'angelo, singer ashanti, and xander berkeley. also, actor keenan moran from walnut creek portrays a character named sam in no address,

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i'm anna christina rana, a member of the race and in all planning coalition. >> today the reps of coalition delivered our petition to city and state officials to demand that san francisco put affordability, equity and the protection of tenants and small businesses first. the petition highlights the over 100 equity based actions in the housing element that the city is currently ignoring in violation of its obligation to affirmatively further fair housing. >> we are calling on the state to enforce all of the equity actions of the san francisco housing element instead of ignoring these urgently needed actions in favor of developer giveaways. the city must implement equity based policies for truly affordable housing, tenant and small business protections and community planning. several hundred san francisco residents signed our petition to join us in demanding solutions for people and not for profit. >> we urge the planning commission to support the demands outlined in our community presentation and letter and to adopt our community solutions to ensure that residents are able to stay and afford