we spent time with him recently to find out how bill gates became bill gates. do you think about your childhood a lot? >> i know that i was extremely lucky to have the parents i had and to be born at the time i was born, and i have very positive memories. i had conflict with my mom, but we were super close. i mean, maybe too close at at times. and the fact that i did develop independence and partly just wanting to be, you know, prove myself in this way that was independent from my mom, you know, sort of created this energy that pushed me. >> you were born with this incredible brain, but had it not been nurtured by your mom in ways that were difficult for you and the obviously the socioeconomic level you were born into and the opportunities you had at the schools you had, it might have gone in very different directions. >> absolutely. >> gates was born in 1955 and raised in an upper middle class neighborhood in seattle. >> this is my family. >> his dad, bill gates senior, was a lawyer, president of the state bar association, and a civic leader. in his retirement

uh. >> gates was lucky. his parents were well aware he needed intellectual stimulation, and they made a decision when he was 12. that led to an extraordinarily rare and life changing encounter with a computer in school. is when you had your first encounter with a computer. this is ten years before the. revolution. >> the whole story with anderson cooper is a five. >> time emmy. >> winner for long form journalism. cnn's best journalists share deeply reported stories. >> i was a failure to be labeled a conspiracy theorist. >> that's news to me. are k-pop stars discovered or are they made? >> people still have. >> to make a living. >> despite the drought. >> conditions here. >> you're taking prenatal vitamins. you also are using fentanyl. >> the whole story with anderson cooper. sunday at eight on cnn. >> cooked books. corporate fat cats swindling socialites. doped up cyclists. and, yes, more crooked politicians. i have a feeling we won't be running out of those anytime soon. >> a new season of united states of

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the abbey gate bombing. he'd actually been in prison. >> up. >> until about two weeks prior. >> to. >> the attack. he was released and was approached by isis-k, which had already recruited him way back in 2016, so he was already. >> a member. >> of the group. >> and they approached approached him about basically conducting surveillance for the person who would ultimately become. >> the. >> bomber in this case. and i'll cite the indictment here. according to the indictment, he was tasked with scouting a route near the airport for the attacker. he conducted surveillance along that route, specifically checking for law enforcement and american or taliban checkpoints communicated to other isis-k members that he believed the route was clear and that he did not think the attacker would be detected while proceeding through that route. so he ultimately instructed by isis-k to leave the area around the airport. he does so. the attack obviously takes place, and he later recognizes the. bomber as another i.s.i.s. operat

you head into the bay area and north of the golden gate. not going to see much of a single drop it all now south of there. the further south you get the more widespread rainfall becomes mostly as you head south of redwood city into san jose and then down towards morgan hill. 101 is pretty wet. get north of there and well, nothing much just yet. in fact, francisco, oakland haven't seen a single drop yet. and most of the day, actually going to be pretty dry for these areas. temperatures in the 40's to 50's right now, livermore and pittsburgh. 53. same in oakland petaluma santa rosa in the 40's to kick things off. so little bit breezy out there, but dry for most of us this morning, a wet morning commute for the south bay as we move into the afternoon, those wet conditions will continue mostly for the south bay with drier conditions. further north. >> he's morning commute. oakland over toward san francisco. only 9 minutes and a nice dry bay bridge. as for the san mateo bridge, we've seen a couple sprinkles in this area, but you're still rolling

>> reporter: and they are exploring the golden gate bridge.yes of the female civil ep b joy nears who work on this bridge. >> a lot of vibrations, do you feel it? >> yes. >> reporter: from learning to touching the iconic wires. they saw firsthand the power of engineering. >> if they bring this up as an experience that they would have that really sparked that interest in them. i mean, how l cool would that be? and to point to the golden gate bridge as that source of inspiration. i mean, it's wonderful. >> the girls have amazing amounts of confidence, and truly have a positive outlook on what they could do to impact the world moving forward. >> how do you enjoy it? >> i liked it. >> it is her first time ever. >> i love getting new experiences, especially because not a lot of people have experiences or chances to do stuff like this. >> reporter: today's tour would spark a new interest for anna, engineering. >> mind you, i didn't know what it was at first. so my first time getting to know about engineering and the fundamentals of it, especially fr

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this was anna's first time ever on the golden gate bridge. it's just like magical to me.ust i love getting new experiences, especially like because not many people have experiences or like, chances to do stuff like this. today's tour. sparked a new interest for anna engineering, something she's never thought about before. mind you, i didn't know what engineering was at first, so my first time getting to know about engineering and the fundamentals of it, especially from people that actually done it before, they made it really specific and helped me understand. and the main thing i really was learning about was like how the bridge was held down while all the cars just go back and forth on it. a future engineer in the making for the organizers, that's exactly what they were hoping for. to inspire and encourage these girls in school, their careers and in life. >anne>well, the students from girls incorporated are going to build their own bridges this weekend at chase center. back to our first alert weather. taking a live look outside. you can see the bay bridge there and plent

. >> so as the golden gate, right? all right, john, thank you for that east bay community there now standing up against hate. >> so they held a vigil last night in berkeley to show support for business recently targeted with hateful messages. well, before. talk to the business owner and community members who are saying there's no room for hate in their city. when i called the police, they treated it completely differently. and they calledn it a hate crime targeted for the 4th time. >> these pictures shared with kron 4 show saturdays. andalism ended jima sides. health clinic. >> berkeley community, physical therapy, pro palestine posters were scratched out with black ink and islam. a phobic language was painted on the wall. sheen is iranian american and says her business was attacked because of her stance on the gaza-israel conflict and her cultural background. and this time we were like on high alert and i was definitely my mind. >> that this was a hate crime directed against palestinians and middle eastern people. and

. >> tonight i'm pleased to announce we have apprehended the top terrorist in the abbey gate bombing during the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. >> jesse: inside the secret hunt for the abbey gate monster. plus... >> congressman al green, og got knots. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: we did not test trump for steroids because he set the state of the record -- union record. beating bill clinton by a mile. the vast majority of the country thought it was presidential, entertaining and inspiring. voters say trump's speech gave them hope. take that, obama. but one side of the room missed out. >> i look at the democrats in front of me and i realize there is absolutely nothing i can say to make them happy or to make them stand or smile or applaud. nothing i can do. for just this one night, why not join us in celebrating so many incredible wins for america? for the good of our nation, let's work together and let's truly make america great again. >> jesse: trump said democrats will never change. and they proved him right. right when he got started, democrat al green with his big old ponytail started

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it happened in 2021 at what's known as abbey gate. occurring as the united states was withdrawing from the country. 13 u.s. service members were killed, along with 160 civilians. abc news has learned the suspect was arrested last month in pakistan and recently handed over to american officials. a criminal complaint describes the suspect as an isis k operative. isis k being a regional part of the organization, claimed the taliban released him from prison just weeks before the attack. all right, now to reaction to the president's speech. a handful of democratic lawmakers walked out mid-speech cameras, capturing some in resistant t-shirts, leaving freshman east bay congresswoman lateefah simon says she was among those who left early, and she said in a statement that she did not need to, quote, listen to more of the president's lies or blatant celebration of racism and transphobia. end quote. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was among many wearing pink in protest. tonight, the democratic women's caucus called on women to wear pink because, q

are they looking in the gates to see if something is going on right?re for says anything going can i make a couple dollars like? >> that and it's like i'm i'm fulfilling my purpose. and her purpose starts in and will always be loyal to oakland. it feels amazing out. bit lit. keeps going eyes somebody and they by somebody else. >> and then we just keep great leaders coming out oakland, believe call from yeah, let's celebrate remarkable women of the bay area all month long. i'll take you right to the %- spot where you can read and see more about the incredible women that we've been highlighting are making a difference in their communities. and of course, stay tuned because every tuesday right here on kron 4 kron 4 plus and kron 4 dot com. we do these wonderful highlight pieces. >> 9.53 is the time coming up in the next hours. standing up against hate to the east bay community holding a vigil all right. we've got a couple fun stories for you. first up, we've got singer and songwriter, mary j blige coming to san francisco. >> the nine-time grammy winner an

the gates open at 8 a.m. this morning, and we are expecting thousands of fans to come through and watch these supercars right here on the track. there'll be other ferraris on display. joining me live this morning is brian flynn, general manager of sonoma raceway. good morning brian. >> good morning betty. how are you? >> i'm great this morning. we are so excited about this event, which is actually kicking off the ferrari challenge season here. right. >> yeah. ferrari kicks off their challenge season. we kick off our season. we couldn't be happier. the cars are spectacular cars out here. they're featuring their 296 challenge car, twin turbo v6 700 horsepower out here today. can you believe that? >> wow. very, very fast. you host several races here at sonoma raceway throughout the year. what makes this one unique? >> it's just a different sports car event. as you can see, ferrari red is everywhere. and it's so unique because our big signature event is a nascar, you know, our big nascar toyota save mart 350in ju

they are in peak bloom in the botanical garden in golden gate park. it it is one of the largest and most significant collections of magnolias in the united states that right now are in full bloom from january through march with over 200 stunning magnolia trees showcasing their velvety silver buds and their large colorful flowers. yes, valentine's day is past but that doesn't mean you can't share the romantic aromas and breathtaking sights with someone special. thank you. daniel montes for that really poetic talking point. and here's a tip you can use the park's magnolia map to curate your very own self-guided walk through the garden exploring all of the magnolias in full bloom. you can go to the gardens of golden gate park website to find the map download it. it's amazing. i never miss it. it's really fantastic. we have the opening of san francisco youth s.f. wible which is a partnership with flame and the fire department. this weekend we are expecting our mayor and our new fire chief to join me in throwing out the first pitch and participating in the

it happened in 2021 at what's known as abbey gate. occurring as the united states was withdrawing from the country. 13 u.s. service members were killed, along with 160 civilians. abc news has learned the suspect was arrested last month in pakistan and recently handed over to american officials. a criminal complaint describes the suspect as an isis k operative. isis k being a regional part of the organization, claimed the taliban released him from prison just weeks before the attack. all right, now to reaction to the president's speech. a handful of democratic lawmakers walked out mid-speech cameras, capturing some in resistant t-shirts, leaving freshman east bay congresswoman lateefah simon says she was among those who left early, and she said in a statement that she did not need to, quote, listen to more of the president's lies or blatant celebration of racism and transphobia. end quote. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was among many wearing pink in protest. tonight, the democratic women's caucus called on women to wear pink because, q

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 the southern sierra nevada, which really needed it the most. so this last storm system and the ones ahead of us are impacting the areas that really desperately need that rainfall, which includes central and southern california. i mentioned those winds breezy us out towards the coast. we are seeing them starting to relax and will continue to see that through the day today. temperature wise, it's a cool, crisp, clear morning temperatures mostly down in the 40's. oakland at 48 degrees. sonoma at 39 fairfield and vacaville up in the upper 30's right now as we do move into the afternoon. do expect these clear conditions to last today definitely stays dry later on in this forecast, we do have another opportunity for rainfall and also mention that here to come. >> it's across the bay bridge right now. you can see no backups w

yeah, not a bad look out toward the golden gate bridge. clouds drifting on through little bit of a breeze, but nothing too strong and looks like some really nice weather kind of setting itself up as we head through the early part of the evening after that, things begin to change. some nice look out san francisco right now out over the bay. some high clouds streaming up above the wind carrying the flag just a little bit. but overall, yeah, the weather is looking pretty good. temperatures out the door. yes. still a bit on the cool side in spots. 58 degrees right now in san francisco. 59 currently in oakland, san jose got some sunshine. a 61. 61 also in or 60 in concord. 58 degrees in santa rosa and a cool 54 little breeze out toward half moon bay. well, not bad around the bay area. now, most that energy from this week system kind of sliding in the central valley. so overall, things kind of clearing out a bit. doppler radar scanning your skies, stay mostly dry out there right now. but we've got a system that is just sitting off the coastline

very dry north of the golden gate. once you head south of mostly the dumbarton bridge, that's where you're seeing it coming down. so much of the peninsula. san francisco, oakland hasn't seen much of anything yet. once you get south of san mateo, it's been a few sprinkles. most of our heavier rainfall even down into the santa clara valley, san jose southward down towards morgan hill. that's where we're seeing some heavier pockets of rain. and that's where most of it's going to stay today. definitely not a lot north of the golden gate and not even a lot on the peninsula nor oakland up to richmond, 40's to 50's for current temperatures this afternoon will land in the 50's showers will continue for the south bay sparse up north until the evening tonight. we could see some isolated brief showers for all of the bay area rain. all right. john thing that's been raining on our cemetery ridge. we've seen a lot of that rain come down. we also have a traffic hazard on the bridge right near the mid sian. so we just saw chp moments

if you head across the golden gate bridge. >> high pressure will be in control. keep the storms away from us for today for tomorrow. >> and then monday, we'll start to see increasing clouds looking into the future. watches cut off low this area of low pressure cuts off from the jet stream that heads right to southern california. we stay dry and then things change because we'll start to get wet tuesday, especially into wednesday. so is a chance increasing chances of showers on tuesday. here is our wednesday translating to precipitation across the bay area, snow in the sierra. so if you want more snow and mess up the roads for joey, do you go? okay. we'll get a brief break on friday and then more rain comes in again. so gets a little murky as we go further into the of future. but certainly for wednesday, that is the wettest day. it's an impactful amount of rain and the precipitation amounts. most impressive in the northwest corner of the state. and of course, also in the sierra future rainfall totals pretty decent also quite a bit in the sierra. so little bit close

service members killed at abbey gate. my second day on the job, maria, i spoke with the head of pakistani intelligence, i shared with him intelligence we had indicating that jaffar was located in the afghan, pakistan border region. i told him if he wanted to work with president trump and have good relations with our country, they would make this a high priority so we worked with the pakistani intelligence, jaffar was apprehended in short order and is in the united states to face justice. it's the trump effect, maria. everywhere i go, everyone i talked to, all of our foreign partners, allies and even problem maatic allies want to do more with the united states. it's the trump effect. you saw that play out and you're going to continue to see that play out as president trump really wants to make sure that our intelligence community and our law enforcement community instead of being weaponized for -- to go after political opponents is doing what we're supposed to be doing which is to work together for american justice, to hol

this woman was also locked out of these gates and was trying come here in pakistan?go on forever. families like this one are terrified of what that could mean for them. yet hamed was in the afghan military before we went to haji camp to verify some of the accounts we're hearing, but were denied entry. this woman was also locked out of these gates and was trying translation: if my country was safe, why would i - and i can't even live here peacefully. this area is home to many afghans, which is why you'll see so much afghan food and shops. pakistan has taken in millions over more than a0 years, in the country today. but pakistan is frustrated by what it calls very slow and it says this problem can't go on forever. families like this one are terrified of what that they aren't on any resettlement lists and don't have visas. yet hamed was in the afghan military before the taliban takeover. translation: i've served my country and now i'm useless. | thatjob has doomed me. some afghans are choosing to return. but the un has previously cast doubt on an amnesty. of their days

but tomorrow morning traveling across the golden gate bridge, you might get a little bit wet out there early tomorrow morning. coming up in a few minutes, take a look at that forecast for you and time that out of the precept in the forecast. coming up, guys in a few minutes. >> all right. new at 6? aloha roller rink in san jose's eastridge center is shutting down this weekend after 6 years soap and in that spot, the owner says the rink was supposed to be a 2 month deal with it opened in 2018. but it was so popular. they ended up staying open much longer, but she says she knew the day would come when the mall would find someone who can pay market rate rent. the rink is now looking for a new home its last day in business will be march 9th. >> president trump will address congress tomorrow night. let's write while some democrats plan to skip the speech is a protest. republicans are ready to celebrate their gop dominance. washington correspondent jessi tenure. >> previews the night. >> or make a speech. you probably heard about it tomorrow night. president donald trump promised major annou

service members at abbey gate is headed to the u.s. to face justice. but there's no news on a timeline for the ukraine rare-earth minerals deal, despite the president praising zelenskyy's efforts to reset relations after the over office meltdown last week. this morning we learned the u.s. suspended intelligence sharing, along with the pause on military aid. >> president trump had a real question weather president zelenskyy was committed to the peace process. he said let's pause, i want to give you a chance to think about that. i think of the military front and the intelligence front, the pause that allowed that to happen, i think, will go away. i think we will work shoulder to shoulder with ukraine, as we have to push back on the aggression that is there. >> reporter: the president said last night he has received strong signals from russia that they are ready for peace. there is a briefing today at 1:00, maybe we will get news on that. >> we will be watching for all of those develop it. thank it was. >> bill: bringing in our first guest of the day, sec

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of alameda county are exploring the golden gate bridge.f the female civil engineers who work on this bridge. >> the vibrations on the bridge? do you feel it. >> yeah. i feel it. oh my gosh. >> yes. >> reporter: from learning about the bridge's construction and interacting with bridge models, to touching the bridge's iconic wires. >> wow. do you see that? >> reporter: the girls saw firsthand the power of engineering. >> if they bring this up as oh, an experience that they had that really sparked that interest in them, i mean, how cool would that be? and to point to the golden gate bridge as that source of inspiration, i mean, it's -- it's wonderful. >> the girls in the program have contagious energy. amazing amounts of confidence. and truly have a really positive outlook on what they can to to impact the world moving forward. and it's absolutely a privilege just to be alongside them on their journey. >> how did you enjoy it? >> i liked it. >> reporter: this was anna's first time ever on the golden gate bridge. >> it's just like -- magical t

and then overnight golden gate bridge is what we're talking about. lane restrictions just like overnight one lane south and two lanes northbound open again at 5 a.m. we saw those traffic breaks happening just at the start of our show. as we look at the rest of the bay, a smooth flow of traffic, no major issues. one more note for san francisco. remember that central subway project continues, so you have to use the busses over the surface instead of below in the subway tunnels. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. 541 right now, still ahead on today in the bay bringing divorce into the 21st century. the process of collaborative divorce actually helped us to heal some of the hurt and loss, even as we were in the midst of divorcing. this morning, we're exploring a new way for families to move forward in a new normal, with added respect and without going to court. plus, postpartum depression is something many mothers experience, and the prevalence is higher in latinas. ahead on today in the bay, i speak to mothers about the impact it has in our community

they're installing new fare gates.o you can use the antioch or pittsburg bay point station as alternatives. and if you take vta busses or the light rail service, youe going to want a backup plan for commuting next week. bus drivers and train operators in silicon valley are set to go on strike starting this coming monday. their contract expired on monday and there has not been any progress on those negotiations. the union is asking for bigger pay increases. also, changes to conflict resolution policies. now workers will strike on or after 12:01 a.m. the union represents 1500 vta workers, including operators, maintenance staff and customer service workers. the vta has offered a total of 9% wage increase over a three year period. it would make operators the second highest paid in the bay area and the fifth in the nation. representatives released a statement yesterday. they say we value our employees anve made a fair and reasonable offer. our appreciation extends to the riders we serve. while vta has tried to reach an agre

today's clinic will be at the golden gate greenway, saint anthony's at golden gate avenue. >> 6.51 andhonoring women's history month. now here on kron 4 and on sunday congressman mike thompson honor 3 women as woman of the year in their counties in sonoma county, hanzal is recognized for her work. developing a park in santa rosa. congressman thompson's office says that she spent 15 years securing 49 acres. former caltrans property to convert that into a public park and that park will break ground soon. and in napa county, norma ferries, dumb a sorrow she's being recognized for her volunteer work in saint she worked with organizations, including the saint alina library committee and the multicultural committee. she also works for the county's up valley family centers, which helps families in sullivan county. introducing you to lisa, heal us. she's recognized for her work in the performing arts. she serves as president of onstage vacaville, which is a nonprofit and she's also the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. >

are they looking in the gates to see if something is going on right?opped here for says anything going on that can i make a couple dollars like? >> that >> and it's like i'm i'm fulfilling my purpose. and her purpose starts in and will always be loyal to oakland. it feels amazing out. bit lit. keeps going eyes by somebody and they advise somebody else. >> and then we just keep great leaders coming out oakland believed to all news. >> here on kron 4, we will celebrate remarkable women of the bay area all month long scan the qr code on your screen to read more about the incredible women who are making a difference in the bay area. we will have a new story each tuesday right here on kron 4 kron 4 plus and kron 4 dot com. still ahead here to life, saving action. >> in just a matter of seconds, dramatic video of a police officer now turned hero. lawmaker is bringing one of the fired federal workers to trump's >> tonight, president trump is addressing congress and local representative. so lofgren will be there. she's also bringing with her a scientist who wa

i would love to show the golden gate bridge, but we will try next time.sing 92 there is a crash making things busy if you're connecting to the san mateo bridge so keep that in mind southbound from san leandro into hayward through union city. a live look westbound commuters at the san mateo bridge, loading up on 101 with your drive on the peninsula all clear with no trouble from the south bay, easy drive north 101 from hilliard to sfo. >>> taking matters into their own hands, why one south a community was forced to come up with a fire evacuation plan. >>> before we took a break on this monday morning, look at this gorgeous view, you can see the basic >>> after last year's oakland hills fire exposed a major problem, getting out fast on the narrow mountain roads. >> with santa clara county analyzing evacuation routes , the locals are not waiting, they're taking matters into their own hands. >> the complex fire from 2020 had a lot of people living your in the mountains thinking how would we get out if the only road out of town was blocked by fire? county offi

the company agreed to open the gates on red flag days or when wildfire is a threat.idents are asking the county to make sure the mile long road is paved so they can get out safely and so far no response. >> evacuation routes are really important and we've been trying to persuade the county to make a bigger investment in this. >> meanwhile a california state law requires cities to identify evacuation routes in case of a natural disaster. santa clara county is saying it will take them around a year to finish that analysis. >>> i'm thinking there's really no fire season anymore. it can happen anytime anywhere, but we've had some reason this season, so that helps. >> that's always going to be your determining factor. l.a. didn't get any rain and january was just as bad as they've seen. thankfully, we did not have any vulnerabilities to that because the last two winters before this one were exceptionally wet and this one is kind of average so far and we're about to get more. we could really use this. we didn't get any rain in january, did okay in february, but it would be

prosecutors accusing him of helping to plan the deadly afghanistan bombing at kabul airport's abbey gate during the u.s. withdrawal. 13 u.s. service members and more than 150 civilians killed. >>> tonight, three american skiers trapped and feared dead following an avalanche, buried in up to 40 feet of snow. >>> the remarkable discovery tonight. a boy kidnapped when he was just 7 years old. tonight, found seven years later, alive, and where he's been discovered. >>> tonight, there's news in the idaho college murders case. the suspect, bryan kohberger's attorneys, and what they're now saying about one of the victims, and dna allegedly discovered. >>> tonight, a teenage son now a person of interest, found 800 miles from home with a gun. authorities suspect he killed his mother and step-father and took off. >>> the arrest tonight, authorities say a couple that had missed the boarding of their flight, arrested after trying to force their way on. what they were accused of doing. >>> there's news tonight about a popular weight loss drug and the price, cut by nearly a quarter. >>> nba star lebro

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let's go to rosemary oroczo with that beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge behind you. >> yes. our writer bill came in this morning, said rosemary. what can we expect? i said everything. >> welcome to the bay. >> on display right now. >> yes. good morning to both of you. we've got the sunshine, the clouds, the scattered showers, the risk of thunderstorms and that type of weather also brings the possibility of rainbows for today, giving you a live look there over the golden gate bridge. isn't that a beautiful one? my goodness. could you sit on that for a moment? a nice sight for sore eyes. all right, let's turn it over to storm tracker two and take a look at what is going on out there. so, yes, passing showers, even brief downpours experienced over the bay area last night into this morning. as we stretch into the north bay. we have just a few sprinkles there near monte rio and along highway 101 between santa rosa and petaluma, shifting in towards the central bay right there at the golden gate bridge, it looks like into tiburon, sausalito. we've got some pretty good rain. san fra

a gated community almost certainly is going to have ingress and egress cameras at the gate, right?y get a more narrow window of time of death, they're going to start scraping at that a stuff is. look at the video, any digital stuff they can get relative the to cell towers, did an alien phone -- a phone that shouldn't be there -- hit the wi-fi and this little bit of discrepancy between what it says in the search warrant about the door being ajar and open and the maintenance worker who called9 11 who with says the door was locked -- 911, and i can't get in. both of them do seem to be talking about the front door. could be nothing, but these are things you're going to tease out until we know a lot better, and it is going to be a waiting game until we get back that tox report to see if the pills or a different gas maybe relative to the space heater has some bearing on what's occurred. jon: yeah. it's a mystery worthy the of a hollywood movie at the pointful paul mauro, thanks. >> thank you, jon. jon: president trump announcing record low illegal border crossings last month, but his adm

they are in peak bloom in the botanical garden in golden gate park.it is one of the largest and most significant collections of magnolias in the united states that right now are in full bloom from january through march with over 200 stunning magnolia trees showcasing their velvety silver buds and their large colorful flowers. yes, valentine's day is past but that doesn't mean you can't share the romantic aromas and breathtaking sights with someone special. thank you. daniel montes for that really poetic talking point. and here's a tip you can use the park's magnolia map to curate your very own self-guided walk through the garden exploring all of the magnolias in full bloom. you can go to the gardens of golden gate park website to find the map download it. it's amazing. i never miss it. it's really fantastic. we have the opening of san francisco youth s.f. wible which is a partnership with flame and the fire department. this weekend we are expecting our mayor and our new fire chief to join me in throwing out the first pitch and participating in the par

bart says the new gates should be good to go by the monday morning commute. it has already put up new fare gates at 18 other stations, and hopes to have all stations updated by the end of this year. coming up tonight here on the news at 11:00, a police officer injured after his car is hit by a suspected dui driver coming up in tonight's west coast rap. how that officer helped save the life of a man who nearly killed him. also, the cause of death revealed for actor gene hackman and his wife, the disturbing details about wha i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] tonight about the deaths of oscar winner gene hackman and his wife. and

[applause] >> stephen: now you are starring in "beyond the gates." the only show that would bring me back to daytime television was this show and it is because it is historic in its existence. it's the first daytime drama with a central family that's african american and an african american family of affluence, power, generational wealth, beauty, talent, and it's breaking the color barrier. it's a glass ceiling show. it's a glass ceiling-breaking show and i'm so proud to be part of it. >> stephen: did you watch these shows growing up? >> tamara: absolutely. i used to watch with my mom. who didn't watch with their mom or grandma? i used to watch with my mom back in the day when i came to new york, i five or six years and i landed a role on "as the world turns" that i performed for 15 years. so i'm returning to daytime, which is fantastic, and i'm returning to my home network, cbs. so it's great to be back. >> stephen: you are the glamorous matriarch of the family which is a great role. do you ever get jealous that you don't get to be the person who is

are they looking in the gates to see if something's going on right?y stopped here for says anything going on that can i make a couple dollars like? >> that and it's like i'm i'm fulfilling my purpose. and her purpose starts in and will always be loyal to oakland. it feels amazing out bit lit. keeps going eyes by somebody and they by somebody else. >> and then we just keep great leaders coming out oakland, philippe djegal, all kron. >> kron 4 wl celebrate remarkable women of the bay area all month. so scan the qr code on your screen to read more about the incredible women who are making a difference in the bay area. we will have a new story each tuesday right here on kron 4 kron 4 plus and kron 4 dot com. still ahead here at noon, a vote is underway today that could lead to her removal. but before we learn her fate, we sat down with the embattled sheriff christina are best sheriff christina are best exclusiv hon', take airborne! it has 7 key nutrients to help fill those holes your immune system may have. what holes? [screams] new airborne. 7 immune sup

[cheers] >> three and a half years ago killed 13 service members and countless others in the abbey gatebing during the disastrous and incompetent with dangerously from afghanistan. i'm pleased to announce that we have just apprehended the top terrorist responsible for that atrocity. and he is right now on his way here to face the swift sword of american justice. [applause] d.j. was diagnosed with brain cancer. the doctors gave him five months at most to live. that was more than six years a ago. [applause] [applause] >> steve: i think going in the democrat strategy to be the opposition party was don't give him any credit for anything. but it flies in the face of that little boy's story or the kid who was just accepted and admitted to west point. you know, for the people listening this is like america's campfire. we tune in to see what is ahead for the country. that's just the way america works. a majority of americans agree with him. the border should be closed. death penalty should be out there for cop killers. cut waste, fraud, and abuse. these are all good things. these members of con

are they looking in the gates to see if something is going on right?anything going on that can i make a couple dollars like? >> that >> and it's like i'm i'm fulfilling my purpose. and her purpose starts in and will always be loyal to oakland. it feels amazing out bit lit. keeps going eyes somebody and they by somebody else. >> and then we just keep great leaders coming out oakland believe call from >> kron 4 will celebrate remarkable women of the bay area all month long. scan the qr code on youscreen right there to read more about the incredible womenwe're making a real difference in the bay area. we'll have a news story each tuesday right here on kron 4 com, 4 plus and of course, kron 4 dot com. this weekend. lake tahoe is hosting blackout weekend. it's an event where black people from all over the country come together to have some fun in the snow. organizers plan a four-day weekend with 3 to 5 events each day. it's all to get more diversity out on the slopes. >> i think that a lot of times people may be interested certain things. but if they don't

. >> reporter: this was a proud moment for maryland teacher ryan gates. that young man hugging her? paris olympic gold medal track and field star quincy wilson, her former first grade student. >> guess who his teacher was? >> miss gates. >> reporter: quincy surprising her to let her know how much she means. >> means so much to get back where i came from. >> makes my heart truly full. >> cadet, secure flowers, front and center. >> reporter: look at this surprise for senior flowers. she thought she was at a routine junior rotc inspection, when a local business gave her a car. [ applause ] high school principal said they chose zakira because she's a great student who needed reliable transportation. in detroit, celeste cole so grateful for the heroes she says saved her life. >> i just want to thank ever single last one of y'all for not giving up on me. and coming to my rescue. >> reporter: the mom of two finally meeting the first responders one year after going into cardiac arrest. celeste's family giving out tiny angels to the team they say has been a blessi

that goes to the people who are not allowed to move up the rest of the the, the gates on both directions. uh, they have the, the front of the leasing office. and as many times we have just we are calling every one 1st for the 1st of one of the mediators on the americans. we could also the international community to intervene, so blah is slated to abide the deed. we are ready to implemented. we are committed to the dean, we are eh, they go to implemented honestly and seriously. therefore, i think we, we are pulling the national community to intervene. otherwise, we are really before, obviously not even when he comes back to me. we have to fight back. we have to defend ourselves and we have done along the last 15 months. we want to be sure that this deal is, is going to lead to it failed amenities, fail it door to door and serious prism or change. and then the starting the process of goods as to why should release the prison. i was on the 1st day without being sure that it will lead to communities for free on a, along the last few days in contact with the categories, with magic options. an

the family members and the guy abbey gate coalition.istration has been there for them when the previous administration was not i know people got in a big fuss. >> lawrence: is he a man of his word. i hope justice continues. a lot of people out there that still mean us harm that are a part of that attack. sergeant, thank you so much for joining the program this morning continued prayers for you as well as the rest of the servicemen. >> absolutely. truly what i would like to finish with is i think most importantly is that we continue to hold our own government officials and, you know, dod officials alike, i that i that is the most important thing. as much as these terrorists are held just and swift accountability for them. it should be equal at the very least for our dod and state department officials who are at fault to getting us to where we have been today. >> lawrence: so true, brother. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> lawrence: let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. >> janic

the golden gate not looking too bad either. >> rain. all right, john, thank you for that developing news this morning. so san francisco emerging black composers project is now on hold. comes after the u.s. department of education sent a memo to the san francisco symphony and the san francisco conservatory of music. it's all a part of the trump administration's cuts to diversity, equity and inclusion programs. well, for stephanie rothman spoke black composer who fears this is going lead to a lack of representation. >> a recent letter from the department of education reinforces the trump administration's executive order, eliminating dei programs. this forced the san francisco symphony and conservatory of music to pass the conservatories emerging black composers program. yeah. and sits in a berkeley is the program's 2022. winner. >> hawks. use the word i would use like it is. incredible to have something. you wrote the play orchestrating the emerging black composers project launched back in 2020. >> with a goal of commissioning 10 works by

service members at abbey gate, now coming to the u.s. to face justice. relayed that news to the 13 families in an emotional phone call. >> he is right now on his way here to face the swift sword of american justice. [cheers and applause] and and i want to thank especially the government of pakistan for helping arrest this monster. what a horrible day. such incompetence was shown. when putin saw what happened, i guess he said, wow, maybe this is my chance. that's how bad it was. >> reporter: the president indicated last night some progress bringing the russia-ukraine war to an end. after he kicked president zelenskyy out of the oval office last week, zelenskyy trying to repair the relationship after the u.s. suspended all military aid to ukraine. zelenskyy didn't directly apologize for his conduct, but reiterated ukraine is ready to sign this rare earth minerals deal. the cia director the morning confirming on fox business intelligence sharing with ukraine has also been paused. >> president trump had a real question about whether president zelenskyy was c