>> reporter: evan lowe rallied this group to stop hate and violence against americans. >> it's unfortunate that we have to rally but one that is recognized that we must unite to stamp out the hate and violence. >> more is coming to light. santa clara county prosecutors have under the charges against a man who shouted an ethnic slur during an alleged sexual assault of an asian woman on wednesday. >> hate crimes are your problem. this is my problem. this is our problem. each of us have a role to play here. each of us can do something. let's do something, whatever that is. let's make this community just a little stronger together. >> reporter: the united support against the spike in crime is far reaching. some sharing personal stories of discrimination. >> as a young immigrant in this country about 40 years ago i've heard these comments. speak english, you damn foreigner. go back home. questions like, do you eat dogs? and i would have hoped that 40 years from then things would have gotten better, but they've gotten worse. >> reporter: many here in the community not only pledging their solidar

evan low introduced the bill. >> let's make sure that we remove the type of stigma, the type of bullying that we see in today's day and age. >> you have the opportunity to walk to wherever you want to, just because it has a male and female designation doesn't mean that you cannot walk to a male toy and vice versa. >> i think it is a wonderful idea to boy stuff together. >>> could he be the newest /brother? this crazy sh >>> and the crowd goes wild appeared that it was a warrior trainer who shot that half- court shot. there is the shot again. watch it. boom. he could be the newest unofficial splash brother. what do you think? >> he made it look so easy. that is w it is california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. beca

barry assemblyman evan low who introduced the bill says he got the idea from one of his staffers, whose young daughter asked why certain items she wanted were in an area designated for boys and not for girls under the proposed legislation stores would be able to sell the same products they do now as long as they maintain some areas where shoppers can find toys or clothes, regardless of the gender this targeted is passed to stores that violate the proposed legislation would face a $1000 fine. more than a year into the pandemic covid-19 continues to impact air travel demand here in the u.s. people desert flying the way they were the pandemic has caused industry wide layoffs and slowed aviation construction. >>as kron force correspondent in washington rashad hudson reports now the airline industry is now asking lawmakers for help once again. >>we're still losing 150 million dollars a day tuesday lawmakers heard from airline executives about the dramatic impact the pandemic is having on their industry we were flying about 40% of the passengers that we used to louisiana republican congressma

. >> reporter: assemblyman evan low introduced a bill that would require stores to display clothes ands in one undivided area. whether or not they have been marketed either for girls or boys. stores that did not comply would face fines up to $1000. >> rather than having a separate boys or girls section, let's just have a kid section. that is what the conversation is about. let's ensure that we remove the type of stigma, the type of bullying that we see, especially in today's day and age. >> reporter: not every parent liked the idea. some questioned the necessity or the usefulness. >> you have the opportunity to walk to wherever you wafemale d that you cannot walk to a male toy and vice versa. >> i think it is a wonderful idea to smudge the stuff together. >> the president of the board of the defrank center says a single gender-neutral section for children and toys will help kids freely and without fear express who they are. the children will be saying, why can't i have that, and it is not in the category that the parents think it should be >> reporter: it doesn't dictate the kind of cl

>> reporter: south bay assemblyman evan lowe rallied this large crowd outside san jose city hall to stop hate and violence against asian americans. >> it is unfortunate we have to gather here today, but one is that recognized so that we must come together and unite to stamp out the hate and violence in our community. >> reporter: more crimes against asian americans are coming to light in the bay area. santa clara county prosecutors upped the charges against a man they say chshouted and ethnic sr during an alleged assault at the station on wednesday. >> hate crimes are your problem. this is my problem. this is our problem. each of us have a real to play here. each of us can do something. let's do something, whatever that is. let's make communi just a little stronger together. >> reporter: the united support against the spike in crime is far reaching, some sharing personal stories of discrimination. >> as a young immigrant in this country about 40 years ago, i've heard these comments. speak english, you foreigner. go back home. questions like, do you eat dogs. and i would have hoped that 4

require department stores to have gender neutral children sections for toys bay area assemblyman evan lowced the bill he says he got the idea from one of the staffers whose young daughter asked why certain items she wanted were in an area designated for boys. >>under the proposal stores will be able to sell the same 20 they do now, but there can't be separate sections for girls, toys and boys toys stores could face a $1000 fine. if they do not comply. >>all right time for another look at the forecast with a little drama sounds like maybe some lightning moving in funder love that. >>that's why we have kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with all the drama. yeah guys this could be a real fascinating few days this area of low pressure going to sit there and spin off our coast line with all that cold air in place. then you get a little sunshine breaking through some low clouds you see is not going to be just one mass of rain moving to the bay area one big cloud make it's going to be broken like that and so the sun get through as the sun gets through that kind of heats the a

. >> how much more will we tolerate assembly member and evan low says rate of here committed against islander community is unacceptable their those that wish us to be the model minority to be silent to stay in their own little box. not cause trouble. no telling a large crowd outside city hall in san jose. that silence solves nothing and not as a now logo. and san jose am denies the rally denouncing hate it. it's been in recent weeks asian woman was attacked while waiting for a train in san mountain woman who spit on an asian man and hurled an ethnic slur was charged with a hate crime. bad actors had been 1000 dangerous, small threat or any about this pandemic. >> rhetoric that has unfairly put a target on the backs of the folks in the asian pacific islander community. city county and state leaders you're eating spots at the podium calling for change are actually so speaking out for review 2 weeks ago. the burlingame 13 year-old organized to stand for rally in san mateo. we're all just kind of coming together and. >> making a loud making our voices louder and being and making them her

the bill was introduced by barry assemblyman evan low who says he got the idea from one of his staffers whose young daughter ask. >>by certain items that she wanted were in an area designated for the boys under this proposal stores would be able to sell the same toys that they do now but there cannot be separate sections for girls, toys for boys toys. stores could face a $1000 fine if they don't comply. still ahead a years worth of economic data reveal in the era of covid we're going to s ♪ your whole team can see your upper thigh ♪ ♪ pour that smooth roast and aim that camera up high ♪ ♪ the best part of wakin' up is folgers in your cup ♪ majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ still the only one cats ask

and evan low says rate of here committed against islander community is unacceptable their those that wish us to be the model minority to be silent to stay in little box. not cause trouble. no telling a large crowd outside city hall in san jose. that silence solves nothing and not isn't now low. and san jose am denies the denouncing hate it. it's been in recent weeks asian woman was attacked while waiting for a train in san mountain view a woman who spit on an asian man and hurled an ethnic slur was charged with a hate crime. bad actors had been 1000 dangerous, small threat or any about this pandemic rhetoric that has unfairly put a target on the backs of the folks in the asian pacific islander community. city county and state leaders. you're eating spots at the podium calling for change are actually so speaking out for review 2 weeks ago. the burlingame 13 year-old organized to stand for rally in san mateo we're all just kind of coming together and. >> making a loud making our voices louder and being and making them her executive the san jose sharks and san francisco forty-niners com

but hundreds of people together, as you can see in downtown san jose assemblyman, evan low and councilmembert on saturday. and everybody there spoke about the violence and about denouncing these type of racist attacks and those that wish us to be the model minority to be silent to stay in little box. >> not cause trouble. bad actors had been 1000 dangerous, small threat or any about this pandemic. >> rhetoric that has unfairly put a target on the backs of the folks in the asian pacific islander community. paula. just kind of coming together and. >> making a loud making our voices louder and being and making them hard. >> in recent weeks. a man attacked and asian woman as she was waiting for a train in san jose in mountain view a woman spat on an asian man and yelled ethnic slurs at him. police have arrested suspects in both of those cases. >> a high school football is back on in the bay area for the first time in more than a year. high school teams will be facing off on the field with limitations. of course, de la high school started its six-game season with new covid-19 protocols. the bleac

barry assemblyman evan low introduced the bill and he says he got the idea from one of the staffers, whose young daughter asked why certain items that she wanted to play with. we're in a designated boys section. under the proposal stores would be able to sell the same toys they do now that doesn't change. they just have to mix it up and don't separate them into girls, toys and boys toys stores could face a $1000 fine if they don't comply will let you know if that bill passes. >>7.56 and coming up in the next hour of the kron 00:00am morning news another barry county is hoping to get into the red tier. have where in a live report. plus president biden's covid relief bill is one step closer to being passed does that mean the check is in the mail. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent i

bay area assemblyman evan low who introduced the bill says that he got the idea from one of his staffershose young daughter asked why certain items that she wanted were in an area designated for boys and not for girls under the proposed legislation stores would be able to sell the same products they do now as long as they maintain some areas where shoppers can find toys or clothes regardless of the gender that is targeted. it is fast orr's that violate the proposed legislation could face a $1000 fine. 6 doctor seuss books will stop being published the authors legacy company says. >>the decision is due to racist and insensitive imagery the books include if i ran the zoo as well as and to think that i saw it on mulberry street the decision was made this morning on doctor seuss's birthday and more books may be pulled in the coming weeks, the company says it will continue to review images and themes in the entire doctor seuss collection. >>still ahead tonight. the cdc says it's ready for anything including a zombie apocalypse why they say it's all because of a centuries-old prediction and ne

. >> how much more do we tolerate assembly member and evan low says rate of here committed against islander community is unacceptable their those that wish us to be the model minority to be silent to stay in little box. not cause trouble. no telling a large crowd outsiy hall in san jose. that silence solves nothing and not as a now low. and san jose am denies the denouncing hate it. it's been in recent weeks, asian woman was attacked while waiting for a train in san mountain a woman who spit on an asian man. >> and hurled an ethnic slur was charged with a hate crime. bad actors had 1000 dangerous, threat or about this pandemic rhetoric that has unfairly put a target on the backs of the folks in the asian pacific islander community. city county and state leaders. eating spots at the podium calling for change are actually so speaking out for review 2 weeks ago. the burlingame 13 year-old organized to stand for rally in san mateo. we're all just kind of coming together and. >> making a loud making our voices louder and being and making them her executive team. the san jose sharks and san franc

out in the west slope this year in a bat and a few sprinkles to see alice evans wrapping back around that's backside of the lowe low moves off its counterclockwise flow, but the world the backside of the low now is that moves east on bat's gonna be gone. and then we head into a day tomorrow, which would be pretty darn nice. clear outside right now that gets you overnight lows. it will be chilly, live camera shot alcatraz. not a lot of wind you can see on the bay. it's smooth. current temperatures are running. little bit warmer than they were last night, this time forecast overnight lows, so they're going to be down 34 in santa rosa 37 napa. we'll see frost in some locations and the potential for a little bit of allie. to s o watch out for that highs tomorrow. yellows or seventies, so there's a couple right there, napa and conquered little yellow there. so maybe i think we're gonna be mostly midnight for sixties from up. there might be a 70. then you can see san francisco and sam are in oakland and redwood city. this is the sky that you have tomorrow as we go into the day forecast highs lots of mid sixties with

evans. it has been rather unsettled over the past 2a hours. we have had low as well. that is the headline for the weekend. we are likely to see further showers, the winds will still be quite strong, but there are some sunny spells in the mix as well. let's put some detail on the map for the rest of the day. we will see heavy showers continuing to move into northern ireland, western scotland, through the north west of england. further south and east it should eventually turn drier and this is where we will see the highest temperatures, about 10 celsius in the far south—east. still very blustery with wind gusts of up to 50 mph. 0vernight it will remain quite windy although i think the wind will gradually ease. these heavy showers will continue to feed in on the north—westerly wind, turning to sleet or snow on the hills, and we might hear the odd rumble of thunder. lows of around 1—2. tomorrow a dry start and then we see this feature pushing in from the west, introducing heavy spells of rain, sleet or snow on hills. top temperatures 11 celsius, and more settled

helping temperatures to climb already into the upper 50's and low 60's for a few of these spots livermore and pleasanton at 66 each oakland, evani 64 while in the north bay amid a range of mid to upper 60's for your highs some 50's near the coastline and point raise in stinson beach tomorrow's temperatures low 60's, not a huge difference but enough to keep the jacket with you as we venture out saturday and sunday monday tuesday and wednesday each bringing chances of rainfall with highs only in the 50's. the reason we're going to be looking at rain all 3 of those days as it looks like a system's going to stall over the region and that's going to bring spread out over the course of the start of next week. reyna john thank you certainly has been a light commute for you this morning. >>especially heading into the city right now to the fremont street exit under 10 minutes, i'm seeing some reports of a stalled vehicle on 80 westbound near treasure island but as you can see that's not causing any delays for any the commuters. the san mateo bridge heading across to the peninsula. there under 13 minutes for your drive time the richmond