gayle. thank every says san francisco's track of house was severely damaged when an 80 foot eucalyptus tree. >> fell on it early this morning. the historical landmark is located in the city's sigmund stern grove. the building built in 18. 92 is san francisco's last example of an intact 19th century roadhouse that then it was a lively spot for dancing and gambling. more recently has served as a wedding and event. space destination. the building has been red tagged and it is unclear whether it will be possible to repair it. more than a dozen people were displaced after a fire broke out in a low income housing building in san francisco. this happened last night on for 20 height street near golden gate avenue in the city's tenderloin district. 28 people were displaced, including for seniors. city supervisor. dean preston says most residents were able to return back home once building utilities were restored. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and the east bay remembering tyrell wilson

gayle, back to you. >> thank you. to reset. happening now, the storm bringing widespread outages to monterey county. this is a look at the pg e outage map. the orange indicates outages between 500 to 5,000 customers according to power outage dot us more than 16,000 customers are without power in monterey county. bay area. residents have until next week to apply for federal disaster relief for damages caused by the january storms. the deadline is thursday, march 16th. and if you live in alameda contra costa and san mateo counties, you're also eligible for fema and sba disaster assistance. you can get details at disaster assistance dot gov. in the east bay, remembering tyrell wilson on this day 2 years ago, the 33 year-old man was gunned down by a former danville police officer who has since been in prison for shooting the shooting death of another man back in 2018 kron four's philippe, the jobs report from danville where the community memorialized wilson. >> marvin wilson misses his son tyrell. who would have turned 35 years old

. >> in the late spring and even summer kron four's gayle ong joining us live re on the gayle >> daniel, well, sugar bowl and northstar will be running lives until the 2nd half of april. while heavenly and kirkwood. we'll be operating until may. palisades tahoe announced the longest extension. it will be open until july 4th. >> people are super step about it and not waste. this threat from think that's chairlift will be spending until the summer at palisades tahoe. >> resort pr manager patrick lacey says the last time the season was extended until july was 4 years ago. just alone this year, we have received 56 feet. >> that's 678 in. should all know that with all that snow comes challenges or being have been working their tails off, trying to an very because our get out buried in the not just the left is the parking lot that we have to keep up with. >> as well as you know, whatever get this much snow. it's recent avalanche conditions. so we want to make sure that our patrol is definitely there in the mountains. spring skiing this year is going to get heavenly mountain resort is extendin

gayle ong gayle ong kron, 4 thank you, gayle. time to get a check of our forecast. we're taking a live look at the bay bridge. it has been a very busy day today all across the bay area here in the city the northway about people and about taking advantage of no rain on a saturday for. >> first time in a like some recent, of course, is tracking. it looks like it might be off of our. >> our coast here, murray said what's happening? yeah, it's definitely inching closer to our bay area coastline and it's set to arrive becoming widespread. >> tonight shortly before midnight. so here we go. let's take a look at radar for dust off your umbrellas because we're in store for another round of wet weather. as you can see that storm lurking out in the pacific just off the bay area coastline and future cast for going to track the bulk of the showers arriving overnight. but we could see it as early as around 9.10. o'clock for your saturday night. that's when we're going to see some widespread light rain in the north bay and along the bay area coastline becoming more widespread duri

gayle, thank you so much for that first hand. look, let's take a look at other yes, luckily on the one's knees are not like john. so let's take a look at other. is this a noble county last night? 2 cars got trapped in the flood water. there's a rescue driver, one of them and the eastside road near trenton road. firefighters were out there saving. you know, the people got stuck in and then of course, they mark it off kind of like we showed you were gayle as they mark it all. so you don't get stuck in it because this is just one of many areas. several roads in that area in sonoma county that are going to be blocked off because they're all flooded out. let's survey another area flooded road in santa rosa where there are others like this one, too. and those santa rosa fire department sharing this is highway 12 at stony point road and it looks pretty deep they had just reopened it just reopen in the last 30 minutes in both directions. so that's some good news. but you can bet they're going to be more closures. then there are going to

pay there, gayle.'re going to spring forward and lose an hour of sleep. so it's going to start. >> during the overnight hours at 2 o'clock turn your clocks ahead. one hour hopefully will be one of the last times we get to do that. lawmakers. i think they're going to do that sometime soon, right, gil? so this should be the last time. i'm hoping fingers while, all right. so let's take a look in the east bay over berkeley because we're tracking very gloomy conditions and poor visibility out there right now, especially along the bay area coastline at or near 0. and even throughout oakland and berkeley, up to 5 miles visibility. and it's only going to get worse during the overnight hours by around sunday morning at 3 o'clock by mid-morning, though, better lifting and clearing still going to track that stubborn marine layer, though, especially for those of you at half moon bay. so expect to see more clouds than actual son. and that's why temperatures for you only going to warm up in the mid-fifties. but temp

gayle ong in the newsroom. she's got the latest on the conditions. gayle. catherine and pam.re talking white out conditions, 0 visibility and strongest a caltrans and chp also had trouble earlier today on those roads during this inclement weather. >> you can see why it is closed down. all that snow cover on the ground. and also it's impacting ski here is video of kirkwood now in earlier today. look at this. this wind just blowing all that snow. the resort has closed for the day now in operations are unable to keep up on mitigation because of the storm's intensity. and just by looking at these conditions, you can see why it is beautiful. but, you know, also the reason why those major highways are closed. it's not even a path pass a poll from south lake tahoe highway, 50 closed, 88 89 also closed for avalanche control. spinouts. and earlier today, i was told a chp officer caltrans and a few other vehicles. we're stuck on 80 on donner summit. meantime, kirkwood mountain is asking guests to stay in place. >> with the lack of visibility and the amount of heavy equipment moving aro

certainly that's gayle ong reporting live for us from san jose. thank you, gayle. and now to an update on the teenager who was arrested in san francisco for allegedly stabbing another teen on a muni bus. we now know >> that the suspect is a 12 year-old boy. the victim is a 15 year-old san francisco high school student. police say the victim is recovering from life-threatening. not injuries. tonight the incident happened on monday afternoon on a bus near stockton and sutter street. that's near union square. the 12 year-old is now in custody on suspicion of attempted homicide. he has been investigated for an unrelated stabbing and robbery incident from last week. a stanford employees facing charges for intentionally lying about being raped twice on campus. last year we cover the investigation which cause campuswide safety alerts. >> and according now to this investigation by the santa clara county district attorney's office on august, 9th 2022, 25 year-old jennifer agree sweat to valley medical center for a assault, forensic exam. investigators say she reported to a

howard: joining us now, gayle trotter, host of the right in d.c.democratic strategist and senior adviser to arc initiatives. sorry for that the. gayle, is the coverage tilting towards the supreme court is cruelly going to the take away this debt forgiveness program for college grads as opposed to the court is likely to rule that president biden never should have cone this in the first place? >> exactly. the legality issue is the one that the press should be covering, but this topic is difficult to cover in a balanced way because the terminology is loaded to begin with. think of the terms, debt relief, loan forgiveness, wiping out debt. so the coverage just from the way the terms are being put in there at first is very loaded, and you see very little coverage of the legality, the cost, the fact that taxpayers who don't benefit from this are going to be covering the costs of college graduates with high paying jobs. howard: right. tim, there was a debate within the biden administration at the time that one faction said this was unconstitutional. the p

. >> shortly after, tell us tom's friend gayle called linda and rushed to the scene. off to the right. collapsing in grief as he learns the news. meanwhile, first responders and arriving officers process the scene. >> anything unusual about his body? did he look peaceful? >> his trousers were opened just a little bit. his collars were undone. his shirt was pulled out, he was reclined back in his car. it felt like he took a nap and did wake up. there is a presumption that it may have been a heart attack, cardiac event, something had happened. he was a large man. >> but since tom's death was what police call an unattended death, there had to be an investigation. detective mike thomas and lieutenant carl berardelli worked the case for the all-star police department. they took note about how linda, the wife, was reacting at the scene. >> her demeanor, was it something you would expect from the wife making a discovery like this? >> 100 percent. 100 percent. there was nothing out of the ordinary with her. reaction, her words, it was more hysteria. >> police escorted linda d

kron four's gayle ong. joining us now from the newsroom with more what's going on, gayle. >> farmworkers happened caught a break since the january storms. usually they look forward to rainfall in the winter, but as we know, it's been too much lately. and today some cannot make it to the weekly farmers market, which is a major source of income for so many. >> bay bay very hard times right now. >> roberto gonzalez owns golden rule, organics farm in san benito county. he says he lost a lot of produce this winter from all the rain storms, but he was spared from last week's heavy rain that battered the central coast because his farm is on the hill. but neighboring avalos farm, they lost an average. so maybe like 3, 4, feet online. so their spot sat empty at the berkeley farmers market saturday. >> market manager in says they are not the only ones we've had been enters snowed for, you know, at the roads box. they couldn't get into their arms to get product has several vendors impacted in monterey and san benito c

live in san francisco, gayle ong kron, 4 news. gayle, thank you for that.an mateo county is being advised to evacuate their homes. >> as a growing mudslide is threatening to cut off their only way in and out. the mudslide in woodside is blocking half the roadway along patrol road and authorities say they fear the slide could grower the entire road could actually collapse. total of 30 homes could be affected despite the warning to leave. some residents say they're staying put no waiting it out. we i've lived here since i 1980, far. i know the area very well. >> we have accessed lost trail. we can walk out donald trump kings mountain road pushes away from the slide area. so we have has it gone that yard? >> authorities have not said when an evacuation recommendation will be lifted. >> a tornado damaged several buildings in los angeles county today. and the video shows what looks like a funnel cloud just sending from the clouds there. this was just before noon in montebello. >> the images from the scene. parts of roofs that were torn away, debris in the area.

gayle ong kron. 4 news. gayle, thank you. well, this time last week, hundreds of thousands of pg and e customers didn't have any power. >> crawford's grant lotus tracking the outages after today storm which didn't hit nearly as hard as last time. but if you lost your power, doesn't matter, right? you don't have your good. it's a bottom line business. when it comes to you got to know and happy tuesday, by the way, happy stormed so fast, 3 weeks, big storms it's all relative. last week's was enormous with the winds almost a hurricane. really when you talk about the wind and the effects, this is kurt, this is this week pg cruiser. they're out tonight. restoring power, talking about 4,000 customers here. the colors represent where those outages are taking place. i me in here briefly could see some of the trouble spots as indicated by a yellow. that means between 5500 customers are without power. there's a hot spot in the sunset in san francisco. castro valley, dublin richmond, but not nearly as bad in the green dots are even more

i'm i'm gayle ong in for noel. and dan, there are evacuation warnings along the salinas river tonight. meantime, streets in the small community haro flooded after the river is levee failed. that breach is now more than 120 feet wide. emergency crews have rescued more than 90 people since last night. county officials now advising residents there to not drink or cook with the tap water due to flood water, possibly being contaminated. residents are being urged to only use bottled water. and this was the scene on pearl harbor bridge this morning where residents were waiting to be taken to shelters after having to evacuate their homes. roads are closed, going into. county officials are urging residents to not enter the evacuation zone. an evacuation center has been set up in watsonville at the santa cruz county fairgrounds. you can see on this map, all the areas in red in watsonville are under mandatory evacuation orders. kron four's amanda hari is in watsonville at that evacuation center. she's been talking to some of

we will see you at 7:00. >>> gayle, thank you so much. you later. >>> heavy winds and rain taking a toll. a drive to santa cruz to see how the emergency repairs are holding up. >> reporter: the city did make some emergency repairs to westcliff drive, the idea being to leave it unrepaired and exposed would only leave it vulnerable to future storms and further emotion. >> reporter: for testing protecting westcliff drive. >> the ocean has been crushing violently , dropping rocks on cars. >> reporter: the ocean caught a huge chunk out of the road threatening nearby homes. so many who have never visited the area, they are grateful that it is , so far, holding . >> with the you are driving along or walking or hiking, it is beautiful. kind of grants access. >> reporter: the city estimates permanent repairs will cost upwards of $10 million and likely take six to nine months but say it is well worth the investment of time and money to preserve this lovett stretch of the coast . >> it is definitely a valuable resource. i would not want to see westc

gayle ong kron forty's kay show k lot stuck up. thank you very much, gayle. lots to cover all around the bay area. with impacts of this. oil is trading at the moment there, john. it's definitely come down for us, which is good news as crews get out there, start to try to clear things out for more and more the region. >> you can see where the rain has shifted its down south of monterey, especially now you still do have showers around gilroy and santa cruz. most of us, though, clearing out even the north facing some clear skies this morning. >> i'm talking >> stock here again today. >> that doesn't sound good. this is new video into the kron. 4 news room. this is along marsh creek. on aspera drive in outer clayton. and you can see the rushing water from that creek overflowing on to the streets, and find other way around the mountain. but clearly you can hear the frustration in that person's voice as he was like once again. yeah, we can't use seneca alike nonchalant about it. you need like a some kind of a water vehicle to get boat to cross that. it's a. >> it's

well, gayle ong has that update for us. >> wednesday evening, students from sonoma county, middle and high schools march to santa rosa city hall ahead of the school board meeting advocating safety on school campuses nearby. a separate rally held by the santa rosa teachers association. president catherine howell. >> we definitely know that. then there needs to be more adults on our campus are asking for campus supervisors. we're asking for counselors. school-based therapists, retorts restored of specialists. people that will work with the students. talk to the students, get to know them, build relationships. and, you know, prevents the violence before it begins. the rallies were held just one week after a 16 year-old student was stabbed and killed at montgomery high school. >> the teen's family along with other parents and students insisted the campus needs more security. students shared safety issues at school. >> plus, we got friday. i love the walkout. we got up down. 5 little school. >> what's going on? the groups that attended the school board meeting to have their voices heard. a

>> i don't know who is playing. >> the gayles -- my gal is going with the gayles. >> i guess that's what be doing today. it will be hard to stay inside with the sunshine we will be able to enjoy for a short time. let's get a look outside in san francisco, and let's look at our water year update, and we measured 36 inches of rainfall in santa rosa since october 1st, and we are at a big surplus right now. over eight inches. we can see how much rain we have measured and how much that is above normal. we are running well above what we typically get. now they are at 60% of capacity, the reservoirs. a lot of them were in the teens and 20s, so this is a huge change as we take a look at our four largest reservoirs across northern california. they do continue to go up and that's before the sierra snow-melt happens. we are looking at full reservoirs around the bay area, and many of them over 100% of capacity, so what has that done to our drought. i just got the update out a few minutes ago and it's huge. we are seeing a major improvement as expected, as we have seen for the past several weeks and

well, gayle reports from the north bay where storm preps are well underway again. >> it was a sunny, dry tuesday in mill valley. but that is expected to change thursday. an atmospheric river is in the forecast. it could bring strong winds, widespread rainfall and flooding concerns. we've got folks from public works. >> who were out doing things like clearing storm grates him places debris tends to accumulate and cause flooding want to things up. so making sure all those things are clear what he baker, colin assistant manager from county's office of emergency services. >> is monitoring the weather forecast back in january. the county responded to landslides, flooding closed the intersection of sycamore avenue and locust avenue moving our cars off this particular street. an intersection is probably going to be something that we're going to need to do. barber rivian's is staying at her daughter's home in the area. >> after dealing with heavy snow in the mountains, we've already written out one storm in the sierra and then because our power one out, we came down here to be warm >> and no

gayle ong kron, 4 news evacuation orders still remain in effect for rose community. there. on the peninsula. an elderly man was rescued after he suffered a medical emergency. >> while fishing in pacifica, happened saturday just before 04:00pm near more point. see helicopter respond and hoisted the pacific. a firefighter to man's location. he was later airlifted to safety. it's unclear if he suffered any injuries. taking a live look at 6.80, in snow which is now open. >> crews were barely supposed to open up and lanes at 05:00am this morning. but work has gone so smoothly. caltrans has been able to open all northbound lanes between highway 84 and bernal avenue. 10 hours ahead of schedule. that's awesome. over in the east bay, the city of dublin continue to celebrate saint patrick's day with the shamrock 5 k fun run and walk sunday morning. the wet weather didn't stop hundreds of people from participating. many people, of course, when green for the thing, despite the rain family stuck around afterwards, too patronize the vendors at the local farmer's market. this weekend mark

kron four's gayle ong has the latest from san carlos. >> have a lot of crews ready to go thursday morning pg and e bay area regional vice president aaron johnson says the utility is ready for back to back storms. we're going to see very strong winds were likely to see a vegetation coming into power lines. power lines coming down. we see a power line on the ground. assume it's energized. call 9-1-1. then give us a call. 9-1-1, will get out there, make the area safe and we'll be right behind them to clean up johnson as utility crews from new mexico and washington state are here to help all stage at the san carlos yard. mateo county is one of the areas of concern. here's what happened back in january. local streets flooded with water. the rain started coming down in the afternoon. businesses in hard-hit spots have sandbags in place, but johnson says the utility is eyeing the rural areas along the coast, like half moon bay and pescadero where people were out of power for days in the early winter. you know, with your power's out a day or more, that's really challenging. we understand that's th

this happened today at sunrise middle school kron four's gayle ong was there and she has the latest. >> just after noon wednesday, san jose police responded to sunrise middle school for a report of a stabbing. we're obviously very saddened by this. it's a shot. >> we've never had remotely close to this happening. principal teresa robinson says >> the stabbing happened during a fight between 2 male students to 7th graders. one steps the other right inside the classroom. and that student is in police custody. robinson adds to staffers broke up the fight. the student stabbed is recovering at the hospital. the other student was taken into custody and will be booked into juvenile hall for assault with a deadly weapon. >> it's sad. it's sad to that have been with our kids kids to this mother who did not want to show her face was worried about her son who goes to the high school across the street. >> she says she is concerned to hear about the violence. it we need well, thanks, jen. and that. like more support resources. yes, counselors. >> maybe my supper from that. these 3 total 20's. i d

four's gayle ong tahoe area resorts are extending their ski season into the late spring and some even into the summer. >> sugar bowl and northstar will be running lips until the 2nd half of april. while heavenly and kirkwood. we'll be operating until may. palisades tahoe announced the longest extension. it will be open until july 4th. >> people are super staff about it and not waste this threat from spring. seeing that there's chairlift will be spending until the summer at palisades tahoe. >> resort pr manager patrick lacey says the last time the season was extended until july was 4 years ago. just alone this year, we have received 56 feet. >> that's 678 in. should all know that with all that snow comes challenges or being have been working their tails off, trying to an very because our get out buried in the not just the left is the parking lot that we have to keep up with. >> as well as you know, whatever get this much snow. if greece, an avalanche conditions. so we want to make sure that our patrol is definitely there in the mountains. spring skiing in this year is going to get heav

crawford's gayle ong reports from san francisco. >> that was posted on social media show. at least 2 of cruises driverless cars at the intersection of leavenworth clay street in san francisco tuesday night. vote appeared to be driving on to caution tape and downed wires. crews responded saying some of its cars were able to proceed on their own while others needed a team member to come and retrieve them. one expert says this is a serious issue for crews, the sensors, the cameras and the light are. >> and the radar should be able to pick that up. the fact that they didn't indicates that cruises got to an issue that they need to address fairly quickly well, famine and electric vehicle industry, principal analyst guidehouse it's time for regulators to step up and start establishing standards for these types of systems before they are allowed on public streets. we need a an independent 3rd party that can set performance standards for things that these things should be able to see >> that you may not necessarily be common, but, you know, that's like downed power lines. you shoul

gayle ong has the latest conditions in the sierra. whipping sierra snow causing white out conditions. this is the only way to get up and over donner summit right now. >> chp truckee sharing this video tuesday. officers responding to stuck motorists all day. >> including one of their own officers and a caltrans truck. interstate 80 remains shut down from applegate to the nevada state line are generics trucker. but chp truckee has this message. i-80 is closed. game closed and there is no way to get over. so. >> unless you've got one of these handy equipment he's acquitted in front of you don't even try were closed for have closed for business until further notice. steve nelson, public information officer with caltrans says the emergency crews stranded have supplies and there are no reported injuries. >> but the conditions, the worst he's seen ever. the culprit for us is the wind. we can handle snow. but when you get wind gusts of 60 miles an hour. >> combined with no steady rate. that's not stopping 0 visibility donner summit echo summi

kron four's gayle ong has been following today's protest and the meeting and she has the latest from santa rosa the latest >> ken and pam, it's quiet out here at santa rosa city hall. and earlier, though, this was covered with students from all across the know my county, including a montgomery high school for that fatal stabbing happened exactly a week ago. there is also a separate meeting with the teachers association that happened just out in the quiet outside of the school board meeting. so that's why it's quiet out here. now. we want to show you video of those gatherings of the first was held by the santa rosa teachers association. said a couple speeches at the podium just really advocating school safety for all students and shortly after students from across the county for middle schools and high schools marched. here to city hall and they held a separate rally not too far from the teachers rally. and, you know, of course, all remembering that 16 year-old student who was stabbed and killed at montgomery high school last week. what we've been hearing as we recovery, we have been

kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> thursday the fbi announced the agency is offering a $40,000 reward in hopes of finding monica deleon barba, according to the fbi. the 29 year-old san mateo native was kidnapped in tampa, tea, least go mexico while walking home from work with her dog on november. 29th 2022, her family desperate to find her. in a statement her brother wrote in part, quote, for terrible months have passed since my sister was kidnapped, although great efforts have been made every day to bring her home today, we are without results. i cannot stop thinking about the suffering in fear that my sister has been found for the last 121 days. and that is why beg you to help us spread the word and the news of the reward offered by the fbi in order to fe and s this time, 6 mexican states are on the do not travel list. the u.s. state department is warning americans of the dangers of flying to mexico for crime and kidnapping. 2 americans were killed earlier this month after they were kidnapped by members of the gulf cartel. the leon barba's brother is encouraging those who can

gayle ong kron. 4 news. gayle, thank you. want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at downtown san francisco. a pretty beautiful out there. beautiful night. interviewed a full day, really beautiful day, but we know that it's certainly gotten chile. and yes, it's cold. yeah, but we still want to stick up there in the sierra region, right? recent what's happening up there? yeah, we're notice seeing right now. our snow pack at last check averaging 228% of normal checkout southern's year at 282% of average. there. >> with more snow on its way. so we're going to be under a winter storm. watch starting monday night through wednesday. >> and that's becaise we're going to see several feet of snow for our highest peaks in this year. so let's take a look at radar for out there right now. the light scattered showers, mainly impacting the northern portions of sierra drying out for south lake tahoe and donner summit. but we are expected to see that atmospheric river impacting the sierra in a big way. once again, not only tracking feet of snow, but also gusty w

gayle. >> pam and catherine. yes, interstate 80 remains closed from applegate to the nevada state line and we're talking white out conditions, 0 visibility and strong gusts, caltrans and chp also had trouble in the inclement weather themselves. they had a cruiser and a truck stuck in the snow along with other people, locals trying to get out of the sierra ski resorts also impacted by the storm. here is video of kirkwood mountain. the resort closed for the day. you could see why look at these white out conditions. speaking looking at it for yourself and it does look beautiful bit. this is the reason why major highways are closed, not even passable from south lake tahoe highway. 50 closed, 88 89 closed for avalanche control and spinouts. so i'm quite a mess earlier in the day. meantime, kirkwood mountain has been asking their guests to stay in place. >> with the lack of visibility and the amount of heavy equipment moving around to keep up with the snowfall. please shelter in place. stay stay inside where you can do

you, gayle highway 84 per toll road in san mateo county still closed because of an active slide. you see part of the damage there, caltrans sharing these photos of the landslide happened last saturday. drivers obviously being told to go a different way. >> let's go over now to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. he is tracking the storm. that's coming our way for next week. yeah, you know, it's nice is it's been the last few days. we're still in the midst. a very active weather pattern. we've got a series of storms likely impact the bexar starting this weekend. but next week again, we could be looking at another atmospheric river event and that could bring with it. lots of rain and more gusty winds out there this evening. a beautiful night out there. the sun setting a what was a gorgeous day. but here we go. a long range forecast. you can see the storm clouds off the coastline as we head through the night tonight, more clouds on the way for the day tomorrow, but staying dry through the afternoon and then overnight on saturday night into sunday round one begins with the rain

thank you, gayle. well, with all that's going on, governor newsom once again requesting a presidential major disaster declaration for 9 counties including santa cruz and monterey counties. this in response to the recent storms that battered cities across california. >> if approved, that move will allow local governments and residents affected by the february and march storms to receive fema aid. >> it can be used for things such as housing assistance, food, counseling, medical and legal services. and it will also cover some storm-related costs such as debris removal, dealing with damage caused by these recent storms can be quite challenging insurance experts say claims are swapping their offices try to help affected residents out for syriza stasio talks with an insurance trade group representative about best practices before and after disaster hits. >> from ferocious winds, uprooting trees and heavy downpours causing landslides. a string of recent storms have been costly for thousands of people. the tr

thanks, gayle, you. tonight, a day to southern california state senator is introducing a bill. >> it would create an alert system for missing black children and young women. senator stephen radford's, ebony alert bill as it's called, would create a system similar to what california currently has 4 amber alerts for children and silver alerts for older adults. it would apply to missing black children and young women between the ages of 12. and 25 in a statement, senator bradford said the ebony alert would ensure that resources and attention are given so we can bring home missing black women and black children in the same way we would search for any missing child and missing person. the bill has been referred to the senate committee on public safety and is awaiting a hearing. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and governor gavin newsom is announcing his campaign for >> democracy. take a listen. we're going on the road to take the fight to states where freedom is most under attack. we're going to the

gayle ong kron, 4 news. gayle, thank you so much. meantime, today marks 2 weeks. >> since 16 year-old jayden pm to was fatally stabbed in a santa rosa classroom. and since then, at least 4 other students have been arrested for bringing knives on campus is in san jose. excuse me, santa rosa. most recently santa rosa police say 2 students were arrested yesterday in separate incidents, a 14 year-old at herbert slater middle school and a 15 year-old at a lease. allen high school are both accused of bringing knives on campus. 2 other students were arrested over the weekend for bringing knives to montgomery high school. the same campus where jayden was fatally stabbed. and since his death, the principle of montgomery high school has been placed on leave and the district is promising more resources and supervision for the students. but some parents are saying they still do not feel enough is being done to keep their children safe. >> it is a concern for because i just pulled a child of homeschool now like that's how bad it is. i feel sorry

how it's going to kron four's gayle on ltve in fremont now with the details. good morning. l. >> good morning. darya and james and here right in front of eighty-four. and as you can see, caltrans has this road blocked off. 84 is blocked off from the fremont to along now. canyon road is so. >> we haven't seen traffic being impacted that much. but i am starting to see people make you turns over where i am staying as you may remember during the january storms, this area some mudslides and flooding. so that is why this is closed again. you can't really see plenty from where i am, but i do know. and if you are familiar with this road, quite a rule road, it's a very scenic road. a lot of hills in the canyon. so yeah. so they have some trouble with that this morning. but yes, as rain as mentioned, this is just one of those trouble spots. a lot of puddles along that heading out here from san francisco made a stop at san jose. so >> there are lots of puddles on the side of the roads. but up a lot of roads like this. you can expect some flooding from all that rain we got, as you can

here to react are east palestine residents gayle and wayne. know you told our producers you spent your life savings to buy houses in this area. >> we cleaned out our 401(k) and bought four homes in the area. our property values have dropped drastically. we are kind of suffering here. mr. shaw says that he is going to make things right for east palestine but he has done nothing for the homeowners. >> ainsley: one of your houses is an airbnb, right? what happened with that? are people coming to the house? are they renting the house. >> no. everybody has canceled. you know, we did offer it to the e.p.a. to stay here and they didn't take us up on our offer. >> ainsley: really? wayne, this is a punch in the gut, right? you all have worked so hard in your lives. you finally got to the point where you could buy four houses to make some money. what happens now? >> we just live it out. we have no choice. >> ainsley: how are you able to afford four houses? >> a good 401(k) got us there and i repair houses. i buy them cheap and fix them up really nice. >

thank you, gayle. well, all the snow might be driving a lot of tourism to the area.live in tahoe long term. more than 50 feet of snow has fallen since the winter season began. and that's leaving huge piles of snow everywhere, including on rooftops. as you can see there, which can lead to some pretty dangerous situations. >> obviously, with over 50 feet of snow, it's thousands of pounds of weight on our roofs and a roof. some of those routes are collapsing and having issues. winter storm watch is in effect until wednesday for the greater lake tahoe area. >> the national weather service says people should expect to see the most extreme snowfall and winds on monday night. so buckle down to that on the peninsula. a landslide forced the shutdown of state route 84 app or toll road near woodside. the debris runs 250 feet across. and as you can see here, it's made the roadway impassable. giant cracks are all across both sides of the road. caltrans says the slide area is considered active, meaning more dame damage could come. no estimated reopening time yet. and also on the p

gayle ong kron, 4 news. gayle, thank you. and evacuation orders do remain in effect for the community in areas northwest of the community of sprinkles. 3 people, including a pregnant woman, are recovering from serious injuries this morning after a brutal stabbing. it happened saturday afternoon. antioch, the 35 year-old victim was rushed to the hospital along with a 11 year-old girl and a 14 year-old boy. police say this happened on wilbur avenue just before 04:00pm when officers arrived, they saw a car trying to make a quick escape. they chase the suspects car to solano county and that car crashed after police deployed stripe spike strips to stop them. police took a 37 year-old antioch man into custody. san francisco police need your help locating this child. officials say caspian 10 mo 10, 11. was abducted by his mother who has no custody rights over him. the one year-old was taken from a facility in the 200 block of ashbury street yesterday around 05:30pm. his mother, chelsea is a 38 year-old woman with blond hair and brow

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sponsored by river rock casino nervous moments in moraga this afternoon the saint mary's gayle's men'snew they would make the ncaa tournament be part of the march madness after a great regular season. it still had anxious few minutes as they waited to hear their name called happened. for the second straight year the gales are five seed the highest. they've ever been in the ncaa's but a long flight to albany, new york to play virginia commonwealth in the first round friday morning, even though they knew they were in they talked about the nervousness as they watch the other teams get the call. and then you kind of take that seat in that chair and you see names go off and you're like, oh shoot. am i gonna be here here? and you definitely feel those butterflies. so it is a little weird. it's kind of like you're giving a presentation or something in school, but nonetheless we got called. know and we're super happy being the position that we are it's something that you don't take for granted because a lot of teams, you know, we had a team here a few years ago with 28 and six and didn't get t

gayle ong kron, 4 news. meanwhile, there is some good news tonight. evacuation orders have been lifted in the monterey county of spreckels. this happened earlier tonight and includes the salinas river south of highway 68. however, the evacuation order remains in effect for the power of a community and areas northwest of speckles. of course, this all comes as more rain is expected to hit us here. taking a live look at sfo this evening. our 10:00pm producer loves the sfo camera. he always i don't know if he's always always want a white house and say, yeah, he's just checking on the conditions because he's out of here. yeah. catch flights. not feeling they say right, save. all right. rodriguez joining us now to look at the forecast in a widow dana, noel. yeah, and we are certainly starting to see those rain showers making its presence known already. let's zoom on into radar for because as you can see, specifically along the bay area coastline, widespread light rain starting to make its way inland. so let's zoom on in to see if it's raining in your neighb

gayle ong has the latest from santa rosa. >> wednesday evening, students from sonoma county, middle and high schools march to santa rosa city hall ahead of the school board meeting advocating safety on school campuses nearby. a separate rally held by the santa rosa teachers association pr catherine howell, we definitely know that then there needs to be more adults on our campus are asking for campus supervisors. we're asking for counselors. school-based therapists, retorts restored of specialists. >> people that will work with the students. talk to the students, get to know them, build relationships. and, you know, prevents the violence before it begins. the rallies were held just one week after a 16 year-old student was stabbed and killed at montgomery high school. >> the teen's family along with other parents and students insisted the campus needs more security. students shared safety issues at school. >> plus, we got friday. i love the walkout. we got up down. 5 little school. >> what's going on? the groups that attended the school board meeting to have their voices heard. and the me

kron four's gayle ong has the latest. >> thursday, the fbi announced the agency is offering a $40,000 reward in hopes of finding monica deleon barba, according to the fbi. the 29 year-old san mateo native was kidnapped in tampa, tea, least go mexico while walking home from work with her dog on november. 29th 2022, her family desperate to find her. in a statement her brother wrote in part, quote, for terrible months have passed since my sister was kidnapped, although great efforts have been made every day to bring her home today, we are without results. i cannot stop thinking about the suffering in fear that my sister has been found for the last 121 days. and that is why beg you to help us spread the word and the news of the reward offered by the fbi in order to return to my sister safe and sound at this time, 6 mexican states are on the do not travel list. the u.s. state department is warning americans of the dangers of flying to mexico for crime and kidnapping. 2 americans were killed earlier this month after they were kidnapped by members of the gulf cartel. deleon barba's brother i

kron four's gayle ong has the latest. >> caltrans closed off al camino real in burlingame friday. so crews can work on removing trees and debris from last week's storm will bring in a large crane to go in there >> bringing those people to climb these trees, cut them down and to remove them so that way they are, you know, not causing any safety hazards, the. and donna with caltrans says an arborist examined 200 trees along el camino, real. >> at least 3 of them were deemed unsafe and needed to be removed immediately. >> so far at least 2 are gone. just noticing that the there's be a groomsman just returning home from work. she was home that day when the trees came crashing down on neighbor's houses and cars. she is relieved to see work is being done. i am going to miss the shade. >> i'm i'm not for cutting down trees but for safety i do. and feels a lot safer, especially with the storm coming again to say i'm hoping that they will continue checking the roots and making sure that everything as caltrans says they plan to do just that, but it could take time, giant trees that would ha

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> san francisco mayor london breed was in the city's tenderloin neighborhood today demanding the city's board of supervisors approved for supplemental budget proposal of 27 million dollars to fund the police overtime. the proposal would fund police ot for 541 officers through the end of the year. the mayor says that the pair the board doesn't approve the 27 million dollar budget proposal. it will be virtually impossible for the public's to get police officers to the community. >> i'm fighting for this city. now. we've got pushed me out of the city. i was born or racing now was going to stop me for standing up for what i believe in. >> mayor also demanded city supervisors stop dragging their feet and okay, a contract extension. 4 urban alchemy, a program that put civilian ambassadors on the streets. supervisor connie chan, who chairs the budget committee says the city bus bridge its budget deficit blames the poor conditions on the streets to mismanagement of the city by the local government end its budget. >> san francisco's sanctuary city policy will stay the

. >> kron four's gayle ong is here in the studio with more scale. catherine, can bart says this is a project that is a high priority for the transit agency. the goal is to include deterring fare evasion, modernizing its and improving access. >> on thursday, bart board of directors announced bart will be moving forward with purchasing new fare gates to be installed systemwide. it's part of the next generation of fare gate project, an effort to bring riders back and overhaul safety in the system. the new gates are designed to make it easier to get through. if you are in a wheelchair or using a bike. bart says the new design has not yet been finalized. the gates will have clear swing barriers. that will be very difficult to be pushed through, jumped over or maneuvered under fare evasion, cost the system millions of dollars in lost revenue every year. right now there are prototypes at the richmond conquered and embarcadero stations. but bart says the designs will be different having gates on. yeah, that's fair for them. this part writer says the new gat

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> all right. a lot going on. what will be going on on let's take a look at the forecast as we look live at sfo. >> the answer man is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. such an inconsistent day. yeah, weatherwise yet. really while you know, we have the cold front that came through yesterday. so that was that wall of rain that just got his very wet. windy today was just scattered showers, some sunshine and thunderstorms and hail. so yeah, it's been a fun while day around the bay or if you love whether this is your kind of day, you see that low spinning off the coastline. and so we saw these branches of moisture just move on shore throughout the day. and we're getting another one right now. you can see some of that coming on shore. even those thunderstorms popping up as that cell went by right there, a pretty active afternoon with some reports of that hail scattered about the bay area. now, this little cell begin to move on shore see couple scattered showers along the coastline right now on the peninsula and the e

gayle ong tells us now the owner says he's fed up with his business being targeted by thieves. >> read america's safety light. what it? >> david lee is referring to san francisco mayor london breed's post on medium about public safety leone's tucker ia on bush street in san francisco on monday around 04:00am. thieves broke into its business through a window surveice video capturing it all. >> they broke in. so to 300 that's not the some they still might have. that's lee says the crimes have gone worse and he noticed other restaurants and cafes have boarded up their shops in the neighborhood. >> so when he saw the mayor's post, he replied to the mayor on social media saying, quote, near read what is happening to our city when other residents going to be protected. my car windows have been shattered multiple times in my restaurant got broken into today. there was absolutely no protection for us in this lawless city. in a statement to kron 4, a spokesperson from the mayor's office wrote in part addressing public safety is top priority for mayor breed and a vital part of the city's economi

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> there's now more space for children available who are visiting their parents serving time at san francisco county jail community leaders collaborated to transform an old law library and start space into this colorful, inviting room for the children. the beehive to themed mural that you see was actually painted by a local artist who was once incarcerated himself and who had a parent in jail while he was a child. >> couldn't have that tough conversation with him with my mother about why he was in jail and instead of talking the glass and a in this loud place where guards on his side was telling them how to behave maybe than i could have prevented some of the missteps. but i'm here now painting this and advocating for the for those who don't have a voice to make sure that we do break those chains of incarceration and that we do work with our law enforcement agencies that we are in making our a better place. >> the transformation took 6 months. the room has books and tables and chairs all donated by san francisco's public library. coming up tonight on kron 4 news

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kron four's gayle ong brings us the latest. >> caltrans closed off el camino real in burlingame friday. so crews can work on removing trees and debris from last week's storm will bring in a large crane to go in there >> bringing those people to go climb these trees, cut them down and to remove them so that way they are, you know, not causing any safety hazards. the. and donna with caltrans says an arborist examined 200 trees along el camino, real. >> at least 3 of them were deemed unsafe and needed to be removed immediately. >> so far at least 2 are gone. just noticing that the there's guzman just returning home from work. she was home that day when the trees came crashing down on neighbor's houses and cars. she is relieved to see work is being done. i am going to miss the shade. >> i'm i'm not for cutting down trees but for safety i do. it feels a lot safer, especially with the storm coming again to say i'm hoping that they will continue checking the roots and making sure that everything as caltrans says they plan to do just that, but it could take time. there are giant trees that wou