you see that hose tracking from the hawaiian islands. you know, there's some serious flooding. they are yesterday and now that moisture is heading our way. this is that atmospheric river. some scattered showers right now and we can expect that to trend in the overnight hours. this is mainly a north bay at in the north bay. and that is that the case tomorrow morning, maybe some heavy downpours at times over in santa rosa in the early morning hours. but pretty unsettled it to lunchtime and you can see that tracks until the evening hours as well with mostly cloudy skies. pretty overcast today, too. here are the temperatures out the door, upper 50's and low 60's not too far from the date the overnight lows so we can expect some mild temperatures to start the day but more unsettled weather on the way. so as we will expect some showers tomorrow, a more potent storm mix is expected tomorrow on monday. and that is a cold one. so we could see more snow with this one in the mountains. back to you. thanks, gayle. >> still ahead on kron for the latest on a jet that crashed the homes and bu

so the called the aloha glow sitting off the hawaiian islands. it's pumping all this moisture up and making that rain right toward the bay area where it's going to fix a and really dump a lot of rain over the next 24 hours. see a whole lot of that coming our way. in fact, you see on the models, you kind of see that trajectory giving that idea all that subtropical moisture just pouring into the bay area and it's going to keep going on and off throughout the day may be lifting a little bit by tomorrow afternoon, tons of snow in the sierra nevada to go along with that as well. but it could be one of those times where hunker down inside. enjoy some nice shows. watch kron. 4, you know, go yeah from 4. plus, if you're all can all weekend long, we're going to be right there covering all that weather for the hq lorax. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 5. how businesses in the bay area are feeling the effective. >> the bird flu epidemic and we're going to keep you updated with the latest as we learn. >> about deadly plane crash now in philadelphia. >> presid

as you can see, the moisture plume is stretching all the way to the hawaiian islands.of moisture is moving in our direction. and when it arrives, you're going to know that it's an atmospheric river. all right. and that's going to be as early as tomorrow. but right now we have the steady rain moving through the region as we get you into street level radar around 580 dublin, pleasanton, dublin boulevard. it is raining. we are seeing some steady rain from san rafael across highway 101, mill valley, paradise road, and we are seeing the lighter rain around the richmond district, san francisco bayview district down towards the south bay. they have seen a few hundredths of an inch in san jose. at the airport mountain view, you're seeing rain. sunnyvale. by the way, varnado has seen over a half an inch of rain up in the far northern end of sonoma county. here is live doppler seven. the sierra is getting snow, but at the very highest elevations, blue canyon is actually reporting mixed precip right now because the snow levels are going to continue to rise 40s and 50s on those te

boy, you could draw a line all the way to the hawaiian islands with that system. that means we're tapping some tropical moisture and that warm air tend to hold more moisture. and when you get enough dynamics in the back side to help squeeze it out, get a whole lot of rain in a short amount of time. and that's where we're expecting to see right now. you see that rain kind of falling around most of the bay area right now will continue on and off throughout the night and really become steady as we head toward tomorrow morning. and then it's just going to rain pretty much all day. maybe tapering off late in the afternoon. so if you're headed out there tonight, be prepared. lots of rain out there. very dangerous on the roads. of course, lots of snow in the mountains. we'll talk more about that coming up and a few minutes. all right, lawrence, in the north bay pg, e crews say they're getting ready for the storm. this is a look in santa rosa today. a city that usually gets >> hit, especially hard by rainy weather. the utility stockpiled equipment like. you know, things t

all that moisture coming from the hawaiian islands making its way toward the bay area. we've got winter weather advisories up for the great lake tahoe area and winter storm warnings all the way down through 70 mammoth lakes area. got to be careful traveling in the high country this weekend. lot of stormy weather to come and that will likely continue well into next week. all right, lauren forecast, you can see the target now of the storm system really rolling in that atmospheric river, taking aim at much of northern california in the bay area getting hammered. i think specially late tonight and tomorrow through about the middle of the day, the maybe tapering off a little bit in the afternoon sunday. if i had to pick 2 days, that would be better. i think one day that you better be sunday saturday, i think is going to be pretty much of a washout. then as we get to monday, another round of some heavy rainfall rolling to the bay area behind that, some much colder air begins to move in. so we've been talking about snow levels at about 7,000 rising up to about 8,000 feet for t

this is that coming from the hawaiian islands. this is what started yesterday. >> that hose aiming towards the southern actually northern california and the pacific northwest, rather. so we saw some showers starting yesterday. and then as you can see, starting to taper off at this, let's close to 11:00pm hour, but more is on the way. so let's time it out for you. this is the big picture. we're going to see some more rain tomorrow, mainly tracking to the north bay. and you know, well to the north of us here, all that activity and then another system expected to drop monday into tuesday. a slight break here on wednesday and another system coming our way now as the system's role in throughout the week. it's going to be a colder system. so that's why we're going to see more snow in the sierra. we're expecting about a trace is a bit of rain for, you know, the south bay, but about a quarter of an inch and up to an inch elsewhere, mainly more activity in the north bay. and this is from now in total the end of the week. so any where betwe

look at how it trails off all the way to the hawaiian islands.hat means it's tapping into some tropical moisture, and that means it's an atmospheric river and you can see the precipitation. these are renegade showers in front of the initial front itself. and it's already blasting the santa cruz mountains, where we've already seen over 3/10 of an inch of rain in just the last couple of hours and throughout ben lomond. and we also have some lighter precipitation. it is occurring around portions of the peninsula. how about the santa clara valley into east palo alto? pretty moderate downpour there right now. and then as you're driving 680 south or north, it is very slippery when wet as you go all the way into the tri valley. you can see the lines of moderate showers just lining the bay side all the way into castro valley. light precipitation now in the north bay hasn't amount to much as of yet, only over a 10th. while we've seen over 15/100 in san jose. so the bull's eye again is going to be pretty much the san mateo coastline all the way up the nort

you can see the fetch of moisture all the way back to the hawaiian islands and getting in closer to the north bay from penngrove, santa rosa, inverness and san rafael. light rain, more light rain over towards lafayette and antioch, hercules and el cerrito. and to the south, san francisco. not too much, as well as the east bay around hayward and fremont, but mount hamilton. maybe a little drizzle. we do have a flood watch from today until sunday, with 1 to 3in of rain possible, upwards of five inches in the hills, and this level two system allowing for moderate to heavy rain, gusty winds, some urban flooding. it's in the 50s, so much milder this morning. upper 40s calistoga 24 hours ago we were much colder. look at that 11 degree increase from livermore and novato. so the timing on this. look how the rain increases throughout the day. about 9:00 light to moderate rain, the heaviest in the north bay until it shifts to the south from about 11 to 1:00. and you'll see those yellows retreating to the north. a break for the rest of us throughout the afternoon. but more to come, steph. >> all r

but look at the plume of moisture, all the trails back to the hawaiian islands. it wants to push into the bay area. not tomorrow. we'll see increasing clouds during the day, but check this out. rain to the north. by wednesday morning. we'll track it together and tell you how much to expect. claudine. that's still coming up. >> all right. thank you. roberta. well, it was a very busy weekend for sideshows across the bay area as multiple agencies responded to sideshows that broke out in several locations across our region. and 500 days of war has left a profound impact on gaza. and now, as leaders try to forge a path ahead, there remains stark disagreement between lawmakers about president t mp's push well, there were several sideshows across the bay area over the weekend that shut down streets and prompted police crackdowns. you're looking at the scene in oakland at maritime and grand avenue. this is near the port of oakland, and multiple people could be seen in the videozg hanging out of car windows as cars spun donuts underneath interstate 880. and we want to sho

it extends all the way back to the hawaiian islands.we have a lot of clouds, but very minimal precipitation. watch our futurecast. and you can see by tomorrow morning sun up at 655. we do have some low clouds. and then the high clouds begin to drift in from the north bay and seep over the entire area. watch this now. wednesday morning we do have the rain now, beginning in throughout mendocino county, slipping into lake county, but it wants to stay north of the golden gate bridge. now, by the time this is out of here, which will be fast moving by sundown at 551, very little precipitati meanwhile, overnight 30 and 40 becoming mostly cloudy. next time around, i'll talk about just how much rain to expect. and alex and heather. how about 70 deges? you want it? you'll get it. i'll tell you when. >> multiple states are responding to severe weather damage, as officials warn more extreme its way. i'm cold to the north. severe weather is battering much of the country. >> as fox's olivia goncalves reports from tennessee. many communities are under

the moisture plume stretching all the way to the hawaiian islands. and it is headed right towards us. so looking at that atmospheric river tomorrow morning, you're seeing the pounding rain. it continues into the afternoon, timing it all out for you. 7:00 tonight. it's still just light to moderate rain, scattered showers as we head into the late night hours. and then here comes the steadier, heavier rain to start off your saturday morning. in the afternoon at noontime, you're seeing those downpours continuing. the national weather service has the entire area under a flood watch until 10 p.m. sunday. flooding is possible when you're getting several inches of rain and up to five inches in the hills. you can certainly bet there could be problems. right now. in the oakland hills, winds are gusting to 36 miles an hour. 32 big rock ridge. it is a level one for tonight. rain continues. slippery roads gusty in the hills. it becomes a level two, which is a moderate strength storm. with that atmospheric river arriving, heavy rain and gusty winds continue. and t

this one trails off all the way to the hawaiian islands.t's generally deemed an atmospheric river, and that's what's going to pound the bay area on thursday. until then, increasing cloud cover for your tuesday becoming mostly cloudy this time tomorrow night. a few little showers next to the san mateo coastline. they're going to wake up on wednesday with a hit and miss scattered, very light shower. and you can say that's all you're giving me. that's all you got. know, that's the first system. the second one plows in just in time for the morning commute on thursday. gusty winds associated with it as well as we time it out. you can see it's really a bay area to southern california event. and by the time it's all said and done, we're talking about 3.5in of rain in the santa cruz mountains. our snow level by wednesday will drop down to 2500ft, which means mount hamilton and mount diablo. maybe even mount tam will see a few flakes. tahoe. winter storm watch in effect on wednesday through thursday. a foot of snow down to lake level temperatures to

so all that rain coming all the way from the hawaiian islands moving in the bay area. you can see it rolling on through and just really dnt

so all that rain coming all the way from the hawaiian islands moving in the bay area. you can see it rolling on through and just really does want. and as we head toward tomorrow morning, the wind kind of ramping up ahead of that cold front. you see some very heavy rainfall moving on just punishing the bay area. as we head toward the afternoon, the commute going to be nasty to be careful out there on the roads. morning weather coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, lawrence. today we're learning more about that large fire that started over the weekend at the martinez refining company. yeah, several people were injured in that blaze. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest >> residents tell me that they are very upset and they want answers and action sooner rather than later. and then directly in front of me. i just see massive black smoke. and i say, oh, my goodness, what the heck, martinez resident anna and carnoustie own took this video from her backyard saturday. she has seen smoke and flaring from the refinery throughout the 11 years. she has lived in martinez. but

sure to check on your flights before you head out and look at that hose originating from the hawaiian islands. you know, this system, rob, some flash flooding to hawaii on friday. and now that hose aiming towards northern california, we saw that start friday through the weekend. now we're seeing sir, a little break from the rain tonight and into the overnight. but more is on the way moderate to heavy rain at times starting tomorrow afternoon. so let's time it out for you overnight. he to see mostly cloudy skies and some passing showers. now your morning drive looks okay. looks mostly dry with some clouds. maybe some drizzle. light rain out right before lunchtime. that's when that next system arrives in the north coast and it will be trickling down to the bay area by the rush hour commute and dinner time. so yellow and orange moderate to heavy downpours. at times, we could see some localized flooding, some trees down because the ground will be saturated. and here it is more of that activity through the evening. and let's look at the big picture. this is monday to tuesday and then a little brie

the subtropical moisture rolls in all the way from the hawaiian islands headed up in the high country. winter weather advisories up winter storm warnings in the southern half of the sierra nevada. so no matter where you go, expecting a lot and the way of weather up there. so be prepared. traveling up there. yeah, rain and snow mix as we head through the weekend into following week, too. but i think as we get toward tuesday and wednesday of next week, some cold air going to drop in and that could be that snow level all the way down to about 3500 feet. but pretty impressive, though, as we look through the middle and end of next week, some of the snow totals up there. yeah, i think some of the higher peaks 4 plus feet of snow. they certainly need the guys. here here. all right. thank you, lawrence. 2025. off to kind of a poor start for california's snowpack. >> amid dry conditions statewide, new measurements from the department of water resources. it shows that the state's snowpack is actually below average for this time of year. there's a great end to 2024, but january hasn't done. it f

the year before, 1944, roosevelt was in the hawaiian islands and he elevated douglas macarthur over admirable -- admiral nimmons is the only, main strategist in the pacific. truman as a rookie president was not about to challenge roosevelt's political and military judgment. so that is why he stuck with macarthur and made him the supreme commander. harold, close to roosevelt and truman, a new dealer, in both roosevelt and truman's cabinet, he said that truman had no other choice and publicly said the blame for appointing macarthur to the occupation in the pacific and far east is due to roosevelt. harry truman saving democracy. in early 1947, truman faced a situation similar to what biden is dealing with ukraine only for truman it was greece and turkey. soviet-inspired communists were threatening brace -- greece with taking over its government against the wishes and the will of its people and the kremlin was pressuring turkey to amend the treaty governing the turkish straits. under secretary dean atchison, persuaded truman that if greece and turkey should give in to the demands of the soviets,

roosevelt's shadow the year before in 1944, roosevelt was out in the hawaiian islands, and he elevated, douglas macarthur over admiral nimitz as the key. the only strategist, the main strategist in the pacific. now truman as a rookie president, was not about to challenge roosevelt's political and military judgment. and so so that that's he did he stuck with macarthur and made him the supreme commander, harold ickes, who was close to roosevelt and actually to truman. he was a new dealer. he was in both the cabinet, roosevelt's cabinet and truman's cabinet. he said that truman had no other choice. and he publicly said the blame for appointing macarthur to the occupation. in the pacific in far east is due to roosevelt. harry truman, saving democracy in early 1947, early 1947, truman faced a situation similar to what biden is dealing with in ukraine. only for truman it was greece and turkey and soviet inspired communists were threatening. threatening greece with taking over their government against the will of the wishes and the will of their people. and the kremlin was pressuring turkey t

here it is is coming from the hawaiian islands straight up toward california and that atmospheric rivereing we've had rain last couple of days. rainfall impressive in some areas, especially in the north bay and now temple, pius. they recorded 6.1, 2 inches of rain and counting. so that was a lot there. but many other areas, 2 to 4 inches of the north bay and a lot less across the rest of the bay area today. not much except in the north bay. in fact, snowmen and new and napa counties in northern parts of that, they could see up to 2 inches of rain. it's rain and it's gusty wind. here we look at the rain and the wind as this morning, really gusty along the coast into the napa valley into the east bay. look at concord and even southward. so toward hayward, it dies down and then it comes back again as the next storm heads in our direction. so monday night into tuesday, we'll see raindrops strengthen and the winds will strengthen and look at the colors. just light up and then we'll see off and on again. rain throughout the next week. but the winds will not be quite as impressive as overnight

that is last on a subtropical moisture all the way to the hawaiian islands and dump here in the bay area we get in toward tomorrow. you can watch them picking up in the afternoon and you're starting to see some of those gusts even 2030, even 40 miles an hour as we head in toward the middle of the night tomorrow night and then they rage overnight into early the morning. look at these gusts. rarely do you see all this purple on the screen around the bay area, even some of the urban sauce, 40 and 50 mile an hour gusts. that is a major storm rolling through the bay area. time now for here. it goes sliding on by that rain really get going. and as we head in toward tomorrow night, there you are. just after midnight tomorrow night, very heavy rainfall. the potential for flooding all around the bay area. guys, back to you. alright barnes, thanks. alerts. well, do most people actually read any good question. apparently lot of folks to like a good book. yes, they do. >> and for those readers, there is the 11th annual writers festival. it's a who's who of authors happening, where else? but at the l

the most rain, and you can still see that fetch of moisture off into the pacific down to the hawaiian islandsalthough it has shifted to the north. we are still going to see some showers, but not like we saw yesterday. that steady light to moderate rain as we check out live doppler seven. right now it is. there's a little light rain being reported in santa rosa, but for the rest of us it's cloudy skies, breezy to gusty winds out there and our flood watch continues until 10:00. and this all will be regenerated as we get into monday and tuesday. so if you thought what we had so far wasn't that much, wasn't a big deal. well, you're going to have to wait until monday night and tuesday when we all see some very heavy rain. scattered light showers today. level one. late monday. the rain. the heavy rain moves into the north bay about 3:00 in the afternoon, and then it sinks to the south throughout the later evening hours for monday. so that would get into a level two. and then as we get into tuesday, we're going to see a level three system. here's a look at planning it out for you as we go. going thr

that is the one that's going to tap into that subtropical moisture all the way back to the hawaiian islandsboy, we have copious amounts of precipitation moving our way. let's go ahead and track it with our futurecast. now, tonight, sunset. it is at 543 and we'll start to see some clouds work their way in in the overnight hours. tomorrow morning, sunrise at 703. and look what happens. it will become mostly cloudy during the day. and then by tuesday night, late tonight before midnight, we start to see the light rain showers push into the peninsula. now as we take a look at this futurecast models, what i did is i got a couple different models and i merged them together to give you the best idea of what's going on here. you can see the tongue, the leading edge of the precipitation, playing tag with the san mateo coast line and the overnight hours tuesday night to your wednesday morning. so this first system is pretty anemic, and it's taking a bull's eye more towards the san mateo coast, towards half moon bay, all the way into santa cruz, morgan hill, gilroy. well, the north bay basically has no

moisture blooms up here, the one for the south and utep it all the way down the takes of the hawaiian islandshat's happened. some tropical moisture again going to be moving toward the bay area. let's see if we can time now for as we head through the next couple of days by tomorrow afternoon will be cloudy. things up. there's even a chance we could see some showers late in the day along the coastline. then overnight tuesday and wednesday, a chance some scattered showers. even a couple snow flex over the top of our mountains. but it's that storm right there. that'll be the big storm moving through as we head in toward wednesday and thursday and of course, eventually ending up in the high country and bringing them a whole lot of snow. we're going to be measuring for the bay area. look at all the rain that we're looking at. another storm system coming a little bit differently. this one coming san francisco on south. we're really more like the santa cruz mountains are expecting them to get some heavy rainfall. in fact, forecast models are trying to paint as much as 8, maybe 10 inches of rain in th

and here is that hose coming originally from the hawaiian islands that did cause some flash flooding there on friday. that hose aiming towards the north coast here. and that's what's bringing us all of this active weather our way. so it's really going to drop in the north coast starting tomorrow. this is the second of 3 atmospheric rivers. the first started friday through the weekend. we seeing some light scattered showers out there in the bay area and it looks to be the case until the overnight hours and into your morning drive. i don't see a whole lot going on. maybe just a few raindrops and up cloudy skies now by noon. that's when the norco says expect to see that next band of rain and the rush hour commute. it's going to look a whole lot different. so i keep at that in mind as you're planning your evening drive, it stretches all the way down to monday evening into tuesday is the bigger picture. so this is tuesday. it said we're going to see some sierra snow as well. a bit of a break in a transition day wednesday until the next system arrives thursday into friday. and that one is

. >> how the hawaiian islands form. oh, they were just there, don't you? all right. we'll start with sierra snow. and there's some good news here. finally. you know, january was not our friend, rain wise or snow wise. but february totals coming in are not too shabby here. palisades 96in of snow this month. sugar bowl 95. burrill 86. the central sierra snow lab 82, near soda springs. northstar 78, kirkwood 62, bear valley 51 and heavenly head 50. and that puts the sierra snowpack snowpack for the season at 120% to the north central, which includes lake tahoe region 90 and southern 76. statewide average is 94. if, if, if we can get a good march and finish it over 100%, that would make back to back to back years above 100% on the snowfall. i believe the early 80s was the last time that happened. this might be our last rain for february. yesterday. south side of mount tamalpais, 16 100 mount diablo, calistoga and la honda a 10th the 13/100. most were around 0.040.05 to a 10th. west healdsburg, lake chabot, dylan beach, tilden park, ben lomond, santa rosa, vallejo and san

increase from 10:00, 11:00 through the 1:00 hour and the fetch of moisture all the way back to the hawaiian islandsemember, we used to call this a pineapple express back in the day. well, same thing, but we are looking at the rain right now, focused in the north bay. very light returns. in fact, not everyone is seeing it. but as we go towards 680, bay point and antioch, some light drizzle and shower activity, but nothing really south of there. the roadways are wet. we are still under a flood. watch through tomorrow night. 1 to 3in of rain focused in the north bay and this level two system bringing in the gusty winds. moderate to heavy rain today. minor urban flooding 54 in fremont, 56 in hayward with low to mid 50s in the north bay. so that is a lot warmer than we have been with the cloud cover. those southerly winds 11 degrees milder in livermore. here's the plan then for today, 630. most of it's in the north bay. look what happens by nine 10:00, it begins to shift to the south and east, and you're getting into some heavy rain by 11:00, 12:00, 1:00 into the east bay, south bay. hit or miss showers

it's an atmospheric river coming from the hawaiian islands and the pineapple express.hey call it precipitation more across the north bay right now than the south bay. but we do have some scattered showers, wind gusts. now, that's part of the deal with this system. so right now, not so impressive, but they strengthen. and boy, did they strengthen this afternoon and then we'll see additional waves of really gusty winds right at the coastline as well as up in the napa valley as well as in the east bay. 31 mile per hour gusts at times. so you can see how it kind of ebbs and flows little bit. then you see the magenta is half moon bay. that would be monday afternoon. but give a 36 and never more 33 miles per hour it's really something. then we go into a lighter scenario. we have less rain on wednesday, but there's so much rain coming in that there's a flood watch in effect from reading all the way down to santa cruz county from the sierra all the way over to the pacific ocean. and that is for excessive rainfall, possibly which could trigger problems on the roads and could tr

owner pete be says the island themed space is a tribute to his hawaiian heritage. >> we're going to havetists coming in from all parts of the islands, including chamorro, guam, you know, obviously hawaii. >> he says. other musical genres, including latin, reggae, hip hop and country will also be welcomed, and his goal is to bring in touring artists from all over the world. as san jose preps for the super bowl and the fifa world cup games next year. bee hopes the center will be a premier social destination in the south bay. >> smash mouth got their first break from the cactus club. what we want to do is become that first break for a lot of mid-sized, mid-sized artists. >> the pete bee center says it's planning its first event for april 19th. outdoors and inside of this venue, they say they'll announce the entertainment for that day in the next few weeks. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> san francisco is getting ready to kick off its fifth season of free live music. the concerts will be held at the golden gate bandshell starting march 1st. more than 125 performances are planned to c

and it's a hawaiian immersion school on the big island, hawaii. numbers mean they teach and learn exclusively in hawaiian. and this is it's an official language in hawaii, but it's one that in the seventies was on the brink of extinction because of the legacy of assimilation and oppression and colonization. and that that defined hawaii for. four generations. and this the school, it it it got a zero on the state accountability test like its students all got a zero and that was because they were dumb it was because they boycotted it because the state accountability test was only offered in english. mm hmm. and i thought, you know, first of all, it was i thought it was such a powerful form of resistance. but it really struck me, especially when i was reading your book and i was reminded of that example, that even schools that are striving to be schools for us, as you would call them, are still confined by systems that are not for us. right. and so so to put a finer point on that, you know, you talk about culturally responsive or relevant education. an

inside the venue is island themed, which is a tribute to the owner's hawaiian heritage. >> the way wel around. it's that island vibe, you know. we plan to bring a lot of island music here, along with with the other ones. what we want to do is become that first break for a lot of mid-sized, mid-size artists. >> now, the pete b center plans to host its first event april 19th, and they'll announce the entertainment in the next few weeks. >> time now, 548 well, san francisco is about to kick off its fifth season of free live music starting march 1st. the concerts will be held at the golden gate bandshell. more than 125 performances are planned to celebrate the show's 125th anniversary. performances will feature a wide variety of music, from reggae to edm. now, the month of march is focusing on bands fronted by women in honor of women's history month. the season goes through mid november with shows on most wednesdays, fridays, sundays and some saturdays. well, state lawmakers will soon consider legislation to help increase the nightlife and the economic recovery of downtown san francisco.

and it's a hawaiian immersion school on the big island, hawaii. mbers mean they teach and learn exclusively in hawaiian. and this is it's an official language in hawaii, but it's one that in the seventies was on the brink of extinction because of the legacy of assimilation and oppression and colonization. and that that defined hawaii for. four generations. and this the school, it it it got a zero on the state accountability test like its students all got a zero and that was because they were dumb it was because they boycotted it because the state accountability test was only offered in english. mm hmm. and i thought, you know, first of all, it was i thought it was such a powerful form of resistance. but it really struck me, especially when i was reading your book and i was reminded of that example, that even schools that are striving to be schools for us, as you would call them, are still confined by systems that are not for us. right. and so so to put a finer point on that, you know, you talk about culturally responsive or relevant education. and

owner pete be says the island themed space is a tribute to his hawaiian heritage. >> the way we carry ourselves all around. it's that island vibe. you know, we plan to bring a lot of island music here, along with with the other ones. >> he says other musical genres, including latin, reggae, hip hop and country will also be welcomed, and his goal is to bring in touring artists from all over the world. as san jose preps for the super bowl and the fifa world cup games next year. he hopes the center will be a premier social destination in the south bay. >> smash mouth got their first break from the cactus club. what we want to do is become that first break for a lot of mid-sized, mid-sized artists. >> now, the pbb center says it's planning its first venue on april 19th. its first event on april 19th. it will be outdoors and inside of this venue, and they plan to announce the entertainment for that day in the next few weeks. claudine. >> all right. exciting. looking forward to seeing that open and hosting that first event. thanks, lamonica. well, san francisco is set to kick off its fifth

but if you want to dig deeper into the history and culture on the island, the fairmont kea lani has a traditional hawaiiannd traditions. [conch shell blows] [chanting] ♪ e ala e ♪ ♪ ka la i ka hikina ♪ ♪ i ka moana ♪ ♪ ka moana hohonu ♪ outrigger canoe is such a unique experience. what do you love about it? you know what? the--the canoe outrigger, it came from long time ago, so, like in the 1700s. before, when it first started, they made it out of a tree called koa, and they hauled it out, soak it in the ocean for months, and then to kill all the insects and then bring it out and then haul it back in. so, koa is a very expensive tree to get. to see a koa canoe, it costs over $100,000 now. so, it's a really unique material. it's very unique. it's very hard to get now, too. and what about, you know, the techniques, the traditions? what do you love sharing with people? it's once-in-a-lifetime experience because a lot of people, when they come here, they don't know what is an outrigger until we take 'em out on the ocean and let 'em paddle and swim with turtles and whales. and they were like, it is amazing. i

hawaiian barbecue. so. i have a whole island aligned based off of that as well. and do you find that you have other? people like you that you can look up to that in the baking community that you look to 4. >> advice or mentorship along the way. >> absolutely. friends with zeke way that runs wise up sour dough in san francisco. we met through which is a an accelerated program for pse and women-owned businesses in the east bay. and he's been a great help. a great benefit in just a great inspiration. he's amazing work. he also has a base. our do. so we collaborate. we conspired that way. so hughes. yeah, he's been a great inspiration that feel like that's probably really important. yeah, it's it's really nice to have someone to bounce ideas off of. and someone's just encourage you to keep through all slings and arrows that for ship. brings out running a business. also, you're like you're not just >> a baker, but you're probably also like payroll and hr and the dishwasher and like managing it all. i'm everything. so yeah, i'm i'm the baker. i'm the owner of the advertiser, my mother and my uncle work. f

. >> additionally, black african-american and native hawaiian pacific islander residents experience the greatest burden of diet sensitive diseases and have the shortest life expectancy compared to other racial and ethnic groups in san francisco . >> one of the main pillars of food and nutrition security is food access including access to grocery stores, grocery stores are an integral part of a healthy community. >> as such, the san francisco food security task force called out the closure of safeway in the fillmore as a threat to food security. >> these recommendations were distributed widely and communicated with the board of supervisors. we also had attendance from food security task force representatives at the hrc led meetings which i think will be discussed later and there was a connection to activities such as trying to see if the fillmore market hours could be extended and also communicating about other threats in the area such as anticipated pantry closures, updates on the safeway closure of reddit on this topic and food safety task force meetings and including presentations on

. >> additionally, black african-american and native hawaiian pacific islander residents experience the greatest burden of diet sensitive diseases and have the shortest life expectancy compared to other racial and ethnic groups in san francisco . >> one of the main pillars of food and nutrition security is food access including access to grocery stores, grocery stores are an integral part of a healthy community. >> as such, the san francisco food security task force called out the closure of safeway in the fillmore as a threat to food security. >> these recommendations were distributed widely and communicated with the board of supervisors. we also had attendance from food security task force representatives at the hrc led meetings which i think will be discussed later and there was a connection to activities such as trying to see if the fillmore market hours could be extended and also communicating about other threats in the area such as anticipated pantry closures, updates on the safeway closure of reddit on this topic and food safety task force meetings and including presentations on

here is an island theme, a tribute to the owners hawaiian heritage. >> the way we carry ourselves all of island music here, along with with the other ones. what we want to do is become that first breaks for a lot of mid-sized, mid-size artists. >> the pete b center says it's planning to host its first event on april 19th. they'll announce the entertainment in the next few weeks. all right. 823 is your time. president trump is hinting at more tariffs that could impact bay area companies. >> cook's been looking into this. she's back for today's dollars and cents. >> certainly a reaction on wall street to this as well. the president now saying that he may expand the scope of tariffs on imports to include automobiles, pharmaceuticals and semiconductors. big business in silicon valley. he did not say if any new tariffs would apply to all vehicles coming into the u.s, or if they would target certain countries, but the new tariffs could start in april. as the opening bell rang this morning, all three major market indexes headed lower on that news and also on a new report on the housing marke