alright lezla gooden live in san francisco for us. thank you for that. meanwhile, in the east bay, the >> safeway here in pinole is also shutting down soon. the company says it will close when its lease ends in early april. safely. executives did not exactly say why it will not be renewing the lease there, but they did say the decision was not made lightly. the company says all of the workers in the terre hill drive location will be transferred if they want to nearby safe ways, the closest one to pinole. well, it's about 3 miles away. hercules. >> over the years, president donald trump has been very vocal about his contempt for the press. now the man he's appointed chairman of the federal communications commission is going after a bay area broadcaster for reporting about ice activity happening in the south bay kron four's dan kerman reports. this is really concerning. the new chair of the federal communications commission >> has launched an investigation regarding a january. 26 kcbs radio report on ice activity in san jose county's response network says

. >> kron four's lezla gooden joins us from the coast is in pacifica tonight with the latest. good evening. lezla. >> good evening. yes, the ways are really starting to get intense is actually kind of hard to even hear you all because the ways just getting louder and louder now, since we've been out here the last hour or so, we see some drizzling on and off its get a little chillier, but that did not stop people from coming out here. take a listen. >> public works. crew in pacifica is prepping the roads, place and all them on wednesday ahead of heavy rain. and some issues on the pier say they came out here because of what the storm could bring. i mean, there's a storm coming in. you are concerned about that. >> actually what what brought us out here? it was such a beautiful day this morning. it was going to rain tonight. so i was planning on coming out here and hoping for the best and i saw the sun come out. they came out here. here's just just i wanted to be. >> other residents tell us they've received this text message from santa cruz county, warning them that the atmospheri

this is a live look at the very wet tarmac and a very gray sky kron four's lezla gooden. joining us live from the airport with more on that. hi lezla. >> hi there. yes, it's been raining on and off here at sfo right now. doesn't look like it's raining too much at the moment. but a lot of people are struggling to get in and out here. there are over 300 delays here. and again, like i mention, it's kinda. it depends what time you get here could be very difficult getting here. but according to flight aware, there are over 400 flight delays here at sfo. the airport's biggest issue right now is in the rain. but the wind now this storm has caused a total of 8 cancellations so far out of the 4 runways here. only 2 are operating at the moment. now we spoke with the traveler who was flying from southern california and she says from turbulence and delays. it was not a smooth right. >> go up in the air to hit san francisco. it's usually a 55 minute drop and they said watch out for the winds not be serving anything like it. some water. hold we have winds and we're down to one runway >

but let's begin with kron four's lezla gooden. she's live in pacifica with more on how people along the coast are preparing less. >> yes, so we've been out here all afternoon. it was pretty calm. we saw a lot of people just casually walking, but just in the last 30 minutes or so, if you can hear the waves, they got him pretty intense and we can expect them to get even more intense as the storm moves in and take a look at this video that we captured earlier. now we're able to talk to a couple people who are just out on the pier to see how they were getting ready now on wednesday, pacific up, we caught their public works department prepping the roads to place and on them. they tell us that the water does sometimes go over this railing. and some residents tell us they received this text message from santa cruz county warning them that the atmospheric river will be moving in wednesday night with gusts winds of 60 miles per hour. but this storm didn't stop some people from coming to the >> i worked by that. i work in the restaurant bus

. >> kron four's lezla gooden is live at sfo where there have been hundreds of weather-related delays. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan is standing by in the weather center. but we begin with kron four's dan kerman. he's live in guerneville where the russian river flooded. >> leaving people there was significant damage. dan? >> well, let me tell you something you would think at this point this might lead up, but it does not look like it's letting up. we've had, you know, pockets of 20 minutes of no rain, then another pocket of 20 minutes of no rain and then the skies just opened up and it is coming down like it's the first time anybody's seen rain. you can see the river behind me is still flowing. see the bridge back there. the thing with this next set of rain that we're seeing right now is people's houses have already been flooded from the rain we've gotten over the last few days. we ran into somebody who's already starting to clean up, even though the skies are still opening up with the rain. >> rain started coming pretty heavy and we had about 4 days of about an inch a day. and tha

. >> this was last day of the nba fan experience that must go in the center kron four's lezla gooden caught up with some of the fans. >> we're here. let's go center where they have transformed entire area for that for nba all-star weekend. and they have bangor's and experience like line. check it nba all-star weekend is here and fans from all across the country made their way to the many making a stop to the muskogee center to live out their nba dreams like these fans who won tickets to the nba all-star game. >> you know, it's great. i mean, he made almost every single basket amazing out right yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone hoops, photo booths and of course the games like players from the geely submit your name as part of last week in a lot of guys don't really get to so. you know, when whenever you google me or look me up in future, you know, i'll be, you know, and all-star all-star weekend, i've been a part of i know we just didn't come a sea of blue and gold east and i caught up said having stepped curry represent the bay this weekend as make it all on forgetta

our very own lezla gooden caught up with the ice cold 3,000. >> who performed right next to the compton rapper. >> angela mars have time. super bowl performance has the internet and everyone talking from u.s. call out to drake to the choreography. but if you look closely, you'll see that the bay area was represented as well. >> this came from the world doing the halftime show, kendrick lamar man. it was really amazing out there, man. and i couldn't actually no other kind of experience like gary morgan, better known as ice cold. 3,000 is oakland's very old. >> he is one of the lead answers of turf and just made his super bowl debut during kendrick lamar's halftime performance. what i want them feel i it signified that i was ready. >> already know the rehearsals and everything. i was well prepared. but i think i think the thing that really shocked me more was environment atmosphere like crowd light. all that. i think that was that's what made it even better for me. you know, he's been featured in other projects with the rapper, says this halftime performance was a once lifetime experience

standing by kron four's rob nesbitt in the south bay carper's lezla gooden. she's along the coast. there. and the dan kerman. he's up in the north bay. also here in the studio, kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence, the storm is expected persist through tomorrow. yeah, it's going to keep going overnight tonight. we'll it becoming more scattered not to see those solid walls of rain coming on for hours at a time. but you will see. >> a lot of showers outside with the possibility some isolated thunderstorms. so still. >> real possibility. some heavy downpours looking out toward the golden gate bridge. boy, it has been one of the roughest days in recent memories driving around the bay area. just really tough out there. all the ponding out there on the roadways make an extremely dangerous and debris actually from some of the strong winds that have been blowing trees and branches out on the roads as well. and the numerous wrecks and spinouts on local roadways. flood watches still posted across the entire bay area until saturday evening. as we're expecting more of that rain

northeastern university, which is causing concern for some people who or in east oakland kron first lezla gooden joins us now live from the newsroom to break down the latest lezla. >> he has community leaders and some residents are asking for open communication and more information about a potential partnership. >> between oakland police and northeastern university. the community leaders are concerned that any new partnership lead to more policing and patrolling east oakley. >> is open needs and needs help more. police is not the help you need the anti police terror project says they found out about northeastern university's. >> discussions expand their public safety resources from concerned east oakland residents, according to a blog post, one potential proposal would have the university create its own police department. give campus officers equal authority to regular officers is already patrolled by the oakland police department. the california highway patrol occasion. the sheriffs. >> so you're talking about a relatively small chunk of oakland, right? that is now jam packed with really in an

crawford's lezla gooden. she has spent some time in thrive city. checking it all out.la. >> you know, i was able to check out some of the cool experiences at the chase center and add to tell you everyone so excited and i was able to catch up with a few people. check it out. >> the 2025 nba all-star weekend is kicking off friday with multiple events taking place right here at thrive city warriors superstar steph curry is on the building and now being honored at the newest restaurant splash. >> splashes opened last week. so this is a first so we have public events private events are really allowing fans to come in throughout the weekend, but hoping thousands throughout the day really don't know since is a first for everyone. chase center is getting ready for fans to fill up this entire space. the venue is full of hands-on activities like this wall in photobooth. >> for fans to create memories already people are taking in all the excitement. tell me this is exactly what the bay area needed. so happy that all starts here because the is looking for this breakout moment. and

kron four's lezla gooden continues. our team coverage tonight from sfo. joining us live now with more last lap. >> noel, you are absolutely correct. the wind is not our friend today and it just started to rain again here sfo. it's been on and off most of the day on the difficult part is over. 400 flights have delayed. according to flightaware, there are a total of 445 flight delays right here as a foe. as of right now. now the airport's biggest issue is and the rain. it's the wind and the storm has caused 8 cancellations so far and out of the 4 runways here only to our operating. we spoke with a traveler who was flying from southern california and she says from turbulence and delays. it was not a smooth ride. >> go up in the air to hit san francisco. it's usually a 55 minute drop and they said watch out for the winds not be serving any pain. you might get some water. hold we have winds and we're down to one runway you're delayed and it was all because turbulence and the are actually running right now. what we call the southeast plan. >> where we are takin

and northeastern university is causing concern for some people in east oakland kron four's lezla gooden joins us now live in newsroom to break down the latest to explain this. >> yes, comey leaders and some residents are asking for open communication, more information about a potential partnership between oakland police and northeastern university. the community leaders are concerned that any new partnership could lead to more police patrolling the east. oakland. >> is open, needs and needs help more. police is not the help you need the anti-police terror project says they found out about northeastern university's discussions expand their public safety resources. >> to create their own police department from concern east oakland residents. according to a blog post, one potential proposal would have the university created its own police department and give campus officers equal authority to regular officers is already patrolled by the oakland police department. the california highway patrol occasion. the sheriffs. >> so you're talking about a relatively small chunk of oakland, right? tha

crawford's lezla gooden reports now from pacifica. >> yeah. when is continuing to really pick up here, it's getting really intense and even difficult for us to even open our car doors are told are what make downg and as the night continues we're told we can expect to see more of >> this storm on thursday is making itself heard and seen in the bay area driving to pacifica. you could feel the wind pushing the cars and city leaders are urging people to take extreme caution, avoiding walking your trees right during high winds. these winds are very, very strong. >> there will be impacts across the city will keep us secure outdoor items and prepare for those power outages that i mentioned, they tell us they are prepare for the storm and have crews on standby. we spoke with the san francisco department of emergency to see how they're managing the store. the city deploying of flood barriers. specifically. we're at 17th street in folsom street intersection, which is somewhere that generally has some flooding issues. barriers are monitored. 24 7 through

storm has certainly been a headache for people in and around bay area airports kron four's lezla gooden continuing our team coverage of this storm tonight from sfo. lezla have things started to rebound yet? >> you know, a lot of people who are traveling today are just going to have to be very patient. it's been very difficult over around 18% of flights have been delayed here at sfo and a lot of people who've been trying to on their flights have been just waiting, just checking constantly. talk to a couple people who said they've been waiting for. our other people said we've been waiting for a full day just trying to either get out or come back home to sfo. so one person we spoke with just a few moments ago, they're actually on their way trying to get their flight right now. they were supposed to earlier and then they kept getting notifications that their flight was just possibly that happening in the last minute. they said, hey, he got to get to airport. your flight is now back on time and then get delayed again. so take a listen to this interview. i did with them. >> we actually got en

kron four's lezla gooden is live in our newsroom with details lezla. >> hi there. yes, some residents in concord are sounding the alarm after concord city council decided to examine the rent stabilization ordinance. nearly a month earlier than planned shocking residents and causing concern. >> fact that it took 8 years, 8 years of hundreds of stories year after year month after money. you know, all of this year's for them to finally pass something protections for tenants. it just it's really concerning that it only it's hasn't even been a year and they just want to take this protection the way on tuesday, concord city council decided to review its rent stabilization and just cause eviction ordinance. >> it was set to be originally reviewed in march to have that information for february meeting, a move that renters of residents believe isn't just because the council >> could decide to get rid of the ordinance, which is only been in effect for 10 months. residents like betty say it's needed here to know that you're good to know that i work with. and actually the tena

kron four's lezla gooden joins us live from san francisco with the latest here. leslie, you've been following this story. it's a sad day. >> very sad. a lot of people are devastated and what many people don't understand what the residents tell me that this safely was more than just a grocery store. it was a community place for them. take a listen. >> is travis? it's just dropped and is disrespectful. >> and just like that, the safeway in the fillmore is closed. the store's official last day was friday, despite efforts made by the residents and >> and it's it's typical that is challenging. and i know many friends who rely on this safeway because it's gross. it's nia, it's convenient. >> and so we also we go and community leaders like dr reverend amos brown who worked with safeway sharing. they once had a close relationship. he tells me the timing of this closure with no clear idea for the future is disappointing. >> renders able food desert. all seeing news. shares the deputies committee. is yes. and the image project it. i'm not caring fall. >> safeway stated las

featured in the show where some of the bay area's very own in a story you'll only see on kron 4 lezla gooden speaks to one of the dancers who performed in the historic halftime concert. >> tomorrow's halftime, super bowl performance has the internet everyone talking from his call to drake to the choreography. but if you look closely, you'll see that the bay area was represented as well. that came from new doing the halftime show, kendrick lamar man. it was really amazing out there, man. and i couldn't actually no other kind of experience like that. gary morgan, better known as ice cold 3,000. >> as oakland's is one of the lead answers of turf and just made his super bowl debut during kendrick lamar's halftime performance. what i want them feel, i it signified that i was ready. >> already know the rehearsals and everything. i was well prepared. but i think i think the thing that really shocked me more was environment atmosphere like crowd light. all that. i think that was that's what made it even better for he has been featured in other projects with the rapper was says this halftime performa

future cuts to important departments throughout the city like the department of homelessness lezla gooden is taking a look into how this will affect the daily lives of residents. >> service cuts are looming in san francisco as the city deals with more than 840 million dollar budget deficit meeting. the city's projected spending is expected to exceed its revenue over the next 2 fiscal years. city will not have enough money to cover the cost. yeah, this is devastating and internal memo from mayor daniel lurie instructed all citywide departments, including the department of homelessness and housing to cut between 15 to 20% of their budget due to the current financial state. the city is it nonprofits like the young woman's freedom center that focuses on youth. homelessness says they are worried there are are ready. overcrowding inside of. >> and shelters. they're still waiting lists for people to get in. if you take away resources to something that's are ready behind it's important that we're able be able to deeply invested this community to get them the access they need. we reached out to th

kron four's lezla gooden is live from the airport. she continues our team coverage this evening was like, what's it looking like? >> oh, my if you all are outside, you shouldn't be if you don't have to be because driving to the airport was a little unnerving. high winds. difficult to see at some point. and we've been talking to travelers for the last hour or so. and they are very confused because a lot of their flights are delayed. now, according to sfo, over 18% of flights have been delayed or are impacted. only a couple have been canceled about 7. and so we've been able to talk to people who say that they're not really sure if they're gonna get on their flights today. one couple we talked to who just got engaged to revisiting out coming from san diego. i'm ed. you're going hear from them a little later tonight. but one traveler i caught with she was so fresh today that she was delayed for hours and you know, losing as well. so take a listen to what she had to say. >> i that to be delayed again. but i decided to take a chance. and wh

along the coast today have certainly been busy getting ready for the big storm and kron four's lezla gooden has the latest from pacifica. >> here, the blazers start to really move in here. it's getting louder and much colder and we were able to catch up with people on the pier who says this storm is not stopping them. >> public works. crew in pacifica is prepping the roads, the place and all them on wednesday ahead of heavy and some issues on the pier say they came out here because of what the storm could bring. i mean, there's a storm coming in. you are concerned about that. >> actually what what brought us out here? it was such a beautiful day this morning. it was going to rain tonight. so i was planning on coming out here and hoping for the best i saw the sun come out. they came out here. and here's just just i wanted to be. >> other residents tell us they received this text message from santa cruz county warning them that the atmospheric river will be moving in on wednesday night with gusts winds of 60 miles per hour and a flood watch warning will be in effect from 10:00pm wednesday, 02

kron four's lezla gooden has more on how the region benefited from all the excitement. all-star weekend. the day of love and lunar new year took over the bay area with hundreds of thousands of people here. the city was alive. this is really helpful to because many of us are using the cash from. >> from these 6 weeks and this year to pay the bills from, you know, the december bills from the holidays. so this is critical and that's great momentum. and hopefully everybody saw that we're making progress in the city. local leaders and business owners say at this like this reminds the world what san francisco has to offer and they want to keep this momentum going. the city felt alive. and that's what we want to have happened 365 days. >> a year. 350 million dollars worth of economic impact. we had 250,000, maybe 300,000 people in the city on saturday and sunday. it was it was a weekend to remember. fanfare was also felt across the bay in oakland where they, too, had several major events this weekend, including the nba all-star celebrity games. >> and the nba hbcu classic mora

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you can see all the different things that they offered their games and merchandise concours lezla goodenhere. let's go center where they have transformed entire area for that for nba all-star weekend. and they have bangor and experience like line. check it nba all-star weekend is here and fans from all across the country made their way to the many making a stop to the muskogee center to live out their nba dreams like these fans who won tickets to the nba all-star game. >> you know, it's great. i mean, he made almost every single basket amazing out right yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone photo bose and of course the games like players from the g summit. your name as part of last week in a lot of guys don't really get to so. you know, when whenever you google me or look me up in future, you know, i'll be, you know, and all-star all-star weekend, i've been a part of just think i'm sea of blue and gold east and i caught up said having stepped curry represent the bay this weekend as make it all on forgettable. >> just hearing about all the different celebrities, the warriors

crawford's lezla gooden breaks it down for us. the leaders and some residents are asking for open communication and more information about a potential partnership. >> between oakland police and northeastern university. the community leaders are concerned that any new partnership lead to more policing and patrolling east oakley. >> is open needs help open needs help more. police is not the help you need the anti-police terror project says they found out about northeastern university's. >> discussions expand their public safety resources from concerned east oakland residents, according to a blog post, one potential proposal would have the university created its own police department. give campus officers equal authority to regular officers is already patrolled by the oakland police department. the california highway patrol occasion. the sheriffs. >> so you're talking about a relatively small chunk of oakland, right? that is now jam packed with really in an occupying military force that regularly racially profiles harasses a necessar

but kron four's lezla gooden caught up with some of the fans who enjoyed over the weekend. >> we're herere they have transformed entire area for that for nba all-star weekend. and they have bangor and experience like line. check it nba all-star weekend is here and fans from all across the country made their way to the many making a stop to the muskogee center to live out their nba dreams like these fans who won tickets to the nba all-star game. >> you know, it's great. i mean, he made almost every single basket amazing out there right yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone photo booths and of course the games like players from the g summit. your name as part last week in a lot of guys don't really get to so. you know, when whenever you google me or look me up in future, you know, i'll be, you know, and all-star all-star weekend, i've been a part of just think i'm sea of blue and gold east and i caught up said having stepped curry represent the bay this weekend as make it all on forgettable. >> just, you know, all the different celebrities, the warriors out kicking does. it's

and kron four's lezla gooden actually had a chance to chat with some of the fans who enjoyed it. >> we're go center where they have transformed entire area for that for nba spall-star weekend. and they have bangor and experience like line. check it nba all-star weekend is here and fans from all across the country made their way to the many making a stop to the muskogee center to live out their nba dreams like these fans who won tickets to the nba all-star game. >> you know, it's great. i mean, he made almost every single basket amazing out right yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone hoops, photo booths and of course the games like players from the g summit. your name as part of last week. you know, a lot of guys don't really get to so. you know, when whenever you google me or look me up in future, you know, i'll be, you know, and all-star all-star weekend, i've been a part of just think i'm sea of blue and gold east and i caught up said having stepped curry represent the bay this weekend as make it all on forgettable. >> just, you know, all the different celebrities, the warr

knows, this was also the last day of the nba fan experience of most going center kron four's lezla gooden with some of the fans. >> and let's go neo center where they have transformed entire area for that for nba all-star weekend. and they have bangor's and experience like line. check it nba all-star weekend is here and fans from all across the country made their way to the many making a stop to the muskogee center to live out their nba dreams like these fans who won tickets to the nba all-star game. >> you know, it's great. i mean, he made almost every single basket amazing out there right yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone hoops, photo booths and of course the games like players from the geely submit your name as part of last week. you know, a lot of guys don't really get to so. you know, when whenever you google me or look me up in future, you know, i'll be, you know, and all-star all-star weekend, i've been a part of and i was just a dream come sea of blue and gold east and i caught up said having stepped curry represent the bay this weekend as make it all on forgettab

it is crawford's lezla gooden takes a look at why. >> we need leaders and some residents are asking for open communication and more information about a potential partnership between oakland police and northeastern university. the community leaders are concerned that any new partnership lead to more policing and patrolling east oakley. >> is open needs and needs help more. police is not the help you need the anti-police terror project says they found out about northeastern university's. >> discussions expand their public safety resources from concerned east oakland residents, according to a blog post, one potential proposal would have the university created its own police department. give campus officers equal authority to regular officers is already patrolled by the oakland police department. the california highway patrol occasion. the sheriffs. so you're talking about a relatively small chunk of oakland, right? that is now jam packed with really in an occupying military force. >> that regularly racially profiles harasses a necessarily arrests and harms a community here a blog post on e

was lezla gooden looked into the potential impact here. >> service cuts are looming in san franciscothe city deals with more than 840 million dollar budget deficit meeting. the city's projected spending is expected to exceed its revenue over the next 2 fiscal years. city will not have enough money to cover the cost. yeah, this is devastating and internal memo from mayor daniel lurie instructed all citywide departments, including the department of homelessness and housing to cut between 15 to 20% of their budget due to the current financial state. the city is it nonprofits like the young woman's freedom center that focuses on youth. homelessness says they are worried there are are ready. overcrowding inside of. >> and shelters. they're still waiting lists for people to get in. if you take away resources to something that's are ready behind it's important that we're able be able to deeply invested this community to get them the access they need. we reached out to the mayor's office about these cuts and were given the following statement has time to deliver of responsibly balanced budge

proffers lezla gooden caught up with some of the fans who enjoyed the weekend. >> we're here. let's go center where they have transformed entire area for that for nba all-star weekend. and they have bangor and experience like line. check it in the all-star weekend is here. and fans from all across the country made their way to the many making a stop to the muskogee center to live out their nba dreams like these fans who won tickets to the nba all-star game. >> you know, it's great. i mean, he made almost every single basket amazing out there yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone hoops, photo booths and of course the games like players from the g summit. your name as part last week. you know, a lot of guys don't really get to so. you know, when whenever you google me or look me up in future, you know, i'll be, you know, and all-star all-star weekend, i've been a part of and i was just a dream come sea of blue and gold east and i caught up said having stepped curry represent the bay this weekend as make it all on forgettable. >> just, know, all the different celebri

crawford's lezla gooden has more. >> all-star weekend, the day of love and lunar new year took over theeds of thousands of people here. the city was alive. this is really helpful to because many of us are using the cash from. >> from the 6 weeks in this year to pay the bills from, you know, the december bills from the holidays. so this is critical and that's great momentum. and hopefully everybody saw that were making progress in the city. local leaders and business owners say at this like this reminds the world what san francisco has to offer and they want to keep this momentum going. the city felt alive. and that's what we want to have happened 365 days. >> a year. 350 million dollars worth of economic impact. we had 250,000, maybe 300,000 people in the city on saturday and sunday. it was it was a weekend to remember. fanfare was also felt across the bay in oakland where they, too, had several major events this weekend, including the nba all-star celebrity games. >> and the nba hbcu classic morale was out. i mean, people came out to young newcomer to the coliseum. you know, the warrio

kron 4 s lezla gooden will be live at the airport coming up later on this afternoon. we'll go to the east bay now. flightaware reporting 17 delays and 2 cancellations at oakland airport and then the south bay, 15 delays and no cancellations at san jose international to redwood city. now police are investigating after a person was shot and killed behind the whole foods. this happened on adams street and jefferson avenue around one 40 earlier this morning. police have not released any information on the victim or a suspect. the man will pay $3,000 in fines and face a year of probation for illegally pronghorn antelope. officials say they were tipped off by a witness who allegedly saw the man from clayton shooting animal near the california oregon border last august. that man will now not be allowed to hunt for a year while he takes a hunter education course. for your money. this afternoon in san francisco, you'll soon be paying more to get rid of your trash right now. waste management. the company recology charges. $47 a month in october. that's going to go up to more th

this includes the department of homelessness kron four's lezla gooden talked to those that might be impacted by this. >> service cuts are looming in san francisco as the city deals with more than 840 million dollar budget deficit meeting. the city's projected spending is expected to exceed its revenue over the next 2 fiscal years. city will not have enough money to cover the cost. yeah, this is devastating and internal memo from mayor daniel lurie instructed all citywide departments, including the department of homelessness and housind to cut between 15 to 20% of their budget due to the current financial state. the city is it nonprofits like the young woman's freedom center that focuses on youth. homelessness says they are worried there are are ready. overcrowding inside of. >> and shelters. they're still waiting lists for people to get in. if you take away resources to something that's are ready behind it's important that we're able be able to deeply invested in this community to get them the access they need. we reached out to the mayor's office about these cuts and were given the followin

we have kron four's lezla gooden. >> community leaders and some residents are asking for open communicationinformation about a potential partnership between oakland police and northeastern university. the community leaders are concerned that any new partnership lead to more policing and patrolling east oakley. >> it is open needs and needs help more. police is not the help you need the anti police terror project says they found out about northeastern university's. >> discussions expand their public safety resources from concerned east oakland residents, according to a blog post, one potential proposal would have the university created its own police department. give campus officers equal authority to regular officers is already patrolled by the oakland police department. the california highway patrol occasion. the sheriffs. >> so you're talking about a relatively small chunk of oakland, right? that is now jam packed with really in an occupying military force that regularly racially profiles harasses so or s and harms a community here in a blog post on east oakland, neighbors dot org. >> a c

. >> kron four's lezla gooden actually caught up with some of the fans.t. >> we're here. let's go center where they have transformed entire area for that for nba all-star weekend. and they have bangor's and experience like line. check it nba all-star weekend is here and fans from all across the country made their way to the many making a stop to the muskogee center to live out their nba dreams like these fans who won tickets to the nba all-star game. >> you know, it's great. i mean, he made almost every single basket amazing out yeah. the fan experience at something for everyone hoops, photo booths and of course the games like players from the g summit. your name as part last week in a lot of guys don't really get to so. you know, when whenever you google me or look me up in future, you know, i'll be, you know, and all-star all-star weekend, i've been a part of and i was just a dream come sea of blue and gold east and i caught up said having stepped curry represent the bay this weekend as make it all on forgettable. >> just, you know, all the different ce

it is kron four's lezla gooden takes a look at why.e leaders and some residents are asking for open communication and more information about a potential partnership. >> between oakland police and northeastern university. the community leaders are concerned that any new partnership lead to more policing and patrolling east oakley. >> it is open needs and needs help more. police is not the help you need the anti-police terror project says they found out about northeastern university's. >> discussions expand their public safety resources from concerned east oakland residents, according to a blog post, one potential proposal would have the university created its own police department. give campus officers equal authority to regular officers is already patrolled by the oakland police department. the california highway patrol occasion. the sheriffs. >> so you're talking about a relatively small chunk of oakland, right? that is now jam packed with really in an occupying military force that regularly racially profiles harasses so or s and harm

washington state trooper christopher gooden was killed when an illegal alien crashed into his cruiser at more than 100 miles per hour. he was a husband and father of a beautiful daughter. alex, age 10, was walking home from school when he was hit and killed by an illegal alien who had been deported five times. elizabeth, age 16, was reported stalked by an illegal alien who eventually killed her. she was found by her mother in their apartment's bath tub. jeremy was just 2 years old when he and his mother were caught in at crossfire of an illegal alien in maryland. we all know laken riley. the nursing student who was killed on the campus of the university of georgia by an illegal alien from venezuela while jogging. 47, 16 were killed by an illegal alien from he will valve doer, driving under the -- el salvador, driving under the influence. aiden, 11, was killed when an illegal alien from haiti struck a school bus full of children in ohio. rachel, age 37, mother of five, was attacked, raped and killed by an illegal alien while she was exercising on a trail in maryland. all of these innoc

. >> lezla gooden takes a look. >> fact that it took 8 years, 8 years of hundreds of stories year after year month after money. you know, all of this year's for them to finally pass something protections for tenants. it just it's really concerning that it only it's hasn't even been a year and they just want to take this protection the way on tuesday, concord city council decided to review its rent stabilization and just cause eviction ordinance. >> it was set to be originally reviewed in march to have that information for february meeting, a move that renters of residents believe isn't just because the council >> could decide to get rid of the ordinance, which is only been in effect for 10 months. residents like betty say it's needed here to know that you're good to know that i work with. and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. >> taking this right. so this protections away from them puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to conquer the council decided to continue discussing the ordinance on the 25th councilmem

crawford's lezla gooden is taking a look into. >> how this will impact the daily lives of the people that live there. >> service cuts are looming in san francisco as the city deals with more than 840 million dollar budget deficit meeting. the city's projected spending is expected to exceed its revenue over the next 2 fiscal years. city will not have enough money to cover the cost. yeah, this is devastating. and internal memo from mayor daniel lurie instructed all citywide departments, including the department of homelessness and housing to cut between 15 to 20% of their budget due to the current financial state. the city is it nonprofits like the young woman's freedom center that focuses on youth. homelessness says they are worried there are are ready. overcrowding inside of. >> and shelters. they're still waiting lists for people to get in. if you take away resources to something that's are ready behind it's important that we're able be able to deeply invested this community to get them the access they need. we reached out to the mayor's office about these cuts and were given the fo

kron four's lezla gooden is along the coast in pacifica. >> but we begin with meteorologist kyla grogan. >> i it's been quite a day. it had been drive in the media they're my friends who are reporters to hey, it's not an easy one. these showers have just been rolling across the bay area. >> and what's been a big component of this is wind. so not only is that rain coming down, but that wind is just whipping out there. want to talk about totals. ben lowman, santa cruz mountains over 5 inches of rain. you can see over 3 and a half and can feel the north bay east bay bringing those totals to 2.7 to in dublin, oakland, one of the gauges there just under 2 and a half inches. you can see ffo about 2 inches in san jose. a little over an inch and a quarter. so it really has been a fully-involved storm for everyone notice that we've got the sierra snow that is rolling right now, too. there's been hail. there's been snow. there's been wind. it's been a wild day as we zoom in here. the good news is that we are seeing most for the most part, lighter showers at this hour. and that has been helpful as

airports including sfo growth lezla gooden is at sfo, joins us live with the latest lezla. how are things? >> it is a complete mess. it was a nightmare just getting to the airport as we're driving and the rain was getting intense. the one was getting intense. and, you know, we checked before coming here. but there are so many flights are being delayed. a lot of them coming in to san francisco. couple what talked to said. they have a lot of issues getting out of the la area, particularly we saw on the boards that burbank, 2 flights from burbank are delayed. and the last numbers i saw that said over 2020% of flights were delayed. sfo. we saw a couple of cancellations as well. and if you take a look at this video that we got earlier, it is a complete mess, very difficult on the airport itself is pretty quiet. but outside, it's it's it's very difficult to drive in. one person we talked to, she told me that she has been delayed for so many hours. she lost her bag and we were actually there when had that moment of finally getting her back back. but take a listen. >> i've been del

but ford's lezla gooden explains in the leaders and some residents are asking for open communicationout a potential partnership. >> between oakland police and northeastern university. the community leaders are concerned that any new partnership lead to more policing and patrolling east oakley. >> is open needs help open needs help more. police is not the help you need the anti-police terror project says they found out about northeastern university's. >> discussions expand their public safety resources from concerned east oakland residents, according to a blog post, one potential proposal would have the university created its own police department. give campus officers equal authority to regular officers is already patrolled by the oakland police department. the california highway patrol occasion. the sheriffs. >> so you're talking about a relatively small chunk of oakland, right? that is now jam packed with really in an occupying military force that regularly racially profiles harasses so or s and harms a community here a blog post on east oakland, neighbors dot org. >> a community o

shocking residents and causing concern kron four's lezla gooden has more. >> fact that it took 8 yearsafter year, month after money, you know all of this year's for them to finally pass something protections for tenants. >> it just it's really concerning that it only it's hasn't even been a year and they just want to take this protection the way on tuesday, concord city council decided to review its rent stabilization and just cause eviction ordinance. >> it was set to be originally reviewed in march to have that information for february meeting, a move that renters of residents believe isn't just because the council >> could decide to get rid of the ordinance, which is only been in effect for 10 months. residents like betty say it's needed here to now that the good to that i work with and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. >> taking this right. so this protections away from puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to conquer the council decided to continue discussing the ordinance on the 25th councilmember pab

despite outcry from the community, it closed for good on friday prefers lezla gooden has reactions fromors. >> been following this story since the beginning and what people don't understand is that for those residents in the film or point is more than just a grocery store, it's a community space. >> is travis? it? it's just trumped and is disrespectful. >> and just like that, the safeway in the fillmore is closed. the stores official last day was friday, despite efforts made by the residents and >> and it's it's typical that is challenging. and i know many friends who rely on this safeway because it's gross. it's nia, it's convenient. >> and so we also we go and community leaders like dr reverend amos brown who worked with safeway sharing. they once had a close relationship. he tells me the timing of this closure with no clear idea for the future. it's disappointing. >> renders able food desert. if all seeing news. shares the deputies committee. it is yes. and the image project it. i'm not caring fall. >> safeway stated last year part of the reason for their closure, was due to increase