but first, this report from james bays in brussels. mes: after trips to london and paris, president zelenskyy flew with the french president, emmanuel macron, to brussels. in the capital of the european union, he was again repeating the same message. thanks for all your help, but ukraine still needs more. >> slava ukrani. james: he told a packed session of the european parliament that ukraine's future is part of europe. >> we are moving closer to the european union. ukraine will be a member of the european union. ukraine when it is winning will be a part of a european union that is winning. james: after standing ovations in the parliaments, a short drive away he was again treated with applause from the leaders of all the eu's 27 nations. when he sat down with them, he laid out specific requirements. >> we need artillery guns, ammunition, modern tanks, long-range missiles, modern aircraft. james: at a news conference, president zelenskyy would not detail the responses he's received to his wish list, but he said the conversations have bee

james bay's algae 0 brussels. well as part of our ongoing, special coverage marking a full year into the ukraine war. we have a special from our environment ads turn neck clerk who is exploring how the war, the conflict has set back the fight in the world against climate change. do tune in if you can at 230 g m t on tuesday for that show ah, let's take a look now at our other top story of the dame and at the turkish president where jap tired. edwin has visited areas that have been affected by a devastating earthquake 2 weeks ago for a 2nd time. he has promised during his trip to rebuild our work, rest assured, and be positive. we will restore all homes, institutions, and other facilities. we will rebuild the entire area from scratch, we promise and assure you all that we have the resources and capabilities and not a single citizen will be left behind. your way of life will be restored as was before the earthquake. we promise all those living in camps shelters, and prefabricated homes, that within one year the rebu

james bays al jazeera talent. the european union has sent billions of dollars of aid and weapons to ukraine of the accession process. the keys to join the block a started, but it's not been offered a clear timeline, a step faster report south from brussels. honor fatty via is getting ready for the moments. ukraine's european dream will become a reality. as a trainee at the european parliament, a 20 year old ukrainian student is learning about the do's and don'ts in brussels. so i knew europe is about true democracy. it's about being free, it's about free speech. obviously it's about knowing that any dispute that arises here can be resolved in a peaceful way without going into war. like we have today, one other meeting. earlier this month, she saw her president's making an emotional appeal to speed up ukraine's exception to the european union. he urge politicians to start negotiations before the end of the year. ukrainian politicians can't wait to become part of the decision making process here at the heart of euro

our diplomatic editor james bay's reports from brussels. on the 3rd stage of his brief surprise european tour after trips to london and paris president zalinski flew with the french president, emanuel mackerel to brussels. in the capital of european union. he was again repeating the same message. thanks for all your help, but ukraine still needs more slow graham, who told the pac session of the european parliament that ukraine's home in the future is as part of europe. wayne nobliss, i am as we are moving closer to the european union will, did ukraine will be a member of the european union shall claim it as winning will be a member of a european union of atlas. when a usual you are so usual, shaw, what am i guy? after standing ovations in the parliament, a short drive away, he was again greeted with applause by the leaders of all the use 27 nations. when he sat down with them, he laid out his specific requests list for that evening. we need artillery guns, ammunition at modern tanks at long range, missiles, modern aircraft, jo, at a news co

our diplomatic editor james bays is in munich. james from we've covered these events before is usually a very wide ranging agenda, but clearly just one subject of the focus for the agenda for this one. yeah, absolutely. the music security conference for the 2nd year running is being dominated by the events in ukraine. i was standing here a year ago at this very spot. and then we watched president lensky go in to the munich security conference that was just days before the russian invasion at that point. leaders from around the world were sending messages. i think using this conference, send messages to president putin. we have the intelligence the or private running to invade. but please think again, it'll be a disaster if you do so well. now we're going to hear many of those same leaders giving their assessment one year on presidents lensky is not here this year. he is likely we think to give his address by video conference, but we have other important leaders, nato and e. u leaders. i saw a short time ago, the mother came of the

well, you foreign ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss the war ukraine. diplomatic editor james bays is and joins us live now. james, it's almost one year on from the anniversary of the start of the what will be the thrust of talks between foreign ministers in brussels today while they're going to be, i think taking stock where they are as we approach that important one year anniversary, which takes place on friday, it's interesting that we had been told that ukrainian foreign minister was going to be here for. ready this meeting he, it seems, was canceled him not being given any reasons at this stage for the cancellation of that, but they will still be discussing all the issues as they do. this is a regular beating around the world, but as it's been the case now. ready for almost a year ukraine, very much top of the agenda. there's certainly a push from some of the countries here to supply even more. ready one of the issues i think that's of concern is the rearmament of ukraine, the ammunition and particularly the artillery shells we heard from the high representative european union

james bays al jazeera brussels, m $23.00 rebels in east and democratic republic of congo are reportedly close to taking a key strategic town. the just outside soccer on the main east west highway connect and the country 2nd bigger city, goma with a capital kinshasa. m $23.00 and ethnic tootsie group started its latest advance in november after the collapse of a ceasefire with a government. thousands of civilians are escaping the fighting. 2 days ago, 8 people were killed when angry civilians attacked the united nations peacekeeping . convoy taking supplies to goma. people displaced by the violence, are angry at a perceived lack of action by the un force to protect them. malcolm web is on the road from sika to goma the route for thousands of display civilians. thousands of people heading out of south came from the surrounding villages, the city of gomez in that direction, so k is down, they're going to stand aside. so we can take a look around. talk about 10 kilo mrs. down the road people from they've come from the south and say that they can hear heavy fighting from within the town. it

pharmacists have met in brussels to discuss plans to supply more ammunition to ukraine. antibiotic editor james bays has more from the belgian capital president biden's visit was news to e. u. foreign ministers who were at the same time sitting down for a meeting in brussels to discuss ukraine as the 1st anniversary of the war approaches. the dutch foreign minister told me it sends a powerful message to president putin and the signal that the american president gives is that we will continue. we will continue to help out ukraine with weapons. we will continue to work out a accountability. we will continue with humanitarian aid a for as long as it takes al thing that is, it is fantastic that he is there. other foreign ministers reacted to the recent comments by the u. s. secretary of state antony blinking. that he feared china might be about to start sending weapons to russia. massey cheese, dont do it because everything comes like the, the letting further weapons for destruction of civilian targets as having an infrastructure killing civilian people. keith's children is sam escalating traditional wa

james bays al jazeera talon. now china has released a 12 point proposal to end the conflict and ukraine. it follows towards between top chinese diplomat wonky and russian president vladimir putin, beijing as calling for an end to western sanctions on russia and urging moscow and keith to hold peace talks. the proposal calls for the establishment of humanitarian corridors for civilians and steps to ensure gray and can be safely exported from ukraine. also warns against the use of nuclear weapons in the conflict as well as attacks on nuclear power plants. katrina, you has more from beijing. china has so passed, failed to condemn russia's invasion, isn't crane. and repeatedly, we've seen baking out. it's no limits. rock solid friendship with russia and over the past year. trade between the 2 countries has also sought, not only thought we've had a president, she didn't speak to light in the kitchen, at least 3 times in the past. you know that the 2 or 2 personal friends, and he's also planning to visit moscow later t

james bays al jazeera brussels. ah. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests in cave. sir, he shoppable av is a political analyst at the ill coca chair of democratic initiatives. foundation in messina, italy daniella ara professor of international relations at the university of katana . and in washington, d. c. samuel green director of the democratic resilience program at the center for european policy analysis. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on and so. sorry, sir, he let me start with you today. a rush launched a new wave of missiles across ukraine in the last several hours. and what's the current situation for you right now in cave? the situation is ok. it is not the 1st wave across a new stock. ah, they are trying to target our energy infrastructure. so they aim mainly civilian population. they try to turn off the electricity for us. but as you can see, i am with you. i have internet and everything. so russia fails another time to harm our city, then population and most of their rockets were intercepted. our general staff reported

james bay's out a 0 talon i'll ever and russia. this is what people in moscow have been saying about the war or the special military operation. as it's called there, as it now enters it 2nd year. as a danielle, a quick look, my expectations, i want this to be over soon as possible. of course, we're waiting for rush to win in the special military operation. the whole world against us, nato countries are fighting us, do ukraine, supplying them with equipment? and then there were the nazis were looking for to winning this year and hopefully the sooner the better for this to end, when i can, yes, not walk on. now war is of course bad, but this year has shown that no other decision could have been taken and that we are defending our independence is freedom, a chance for the future, the future of our children. therefore, we want victory. so washing which the nearer, which i really want piece, i really wanted all to and as soon as possible, too many victims morally speaking and materially we pensioners feel at all o tilden attending schoo

james bays al jazeera brussels, also the heck as president solar on the poser has used his annual state of the nation speech. to declare a state of national disaster in an attempt to deal with chronic electricity shortages there. i 1000000 as you can see, members of an opposition party, the economic freedom fighters disrupted the session before then being escorted out by security. pressure has been mounting on rom, opposed to provide a solution as of africans of his hours of daily outages. and the united states says it will consider taking action against companies connected to the flight of a chinese balloon that entered the country's air space last week. washington says it's confident that the manufacturer of the balloon has a direct relationship with the chinese military. the balloon was eventually shot down over the east coast of the u. s. and has caused a political standoff between the 2 countries. rosalyn jordan has more from washington dc. on thursday, the u. s. state department released what it called declassified information related to it's surveillance of the chinese spy balloo

bye, ladies and gentlemen, jehovah and our diplomatic editor james bay, as has more from brussels, was certainly there was standing ovations from the members of the european parliament as the ukrainian leader spoke in the european parliament. it was the message, very much of thank you. message bought added into the thank you message, which we also heard earlier and his visits in london. and paris is thank you for what you've done so far. but my country needs more from you. he wasn't specific here in this speech. in the way he has been in london 24 hours ago about exactly what those needs are, but we know that he was spite h as so we know he wants a long range missiles in addition to what's already been delivered and been promised. and of course, the most important thing that's been promised in recent weeks is those main battle tanks. that was controversial. germany had to be one over, but that is something now that is expected to be delivered in the coming months in the coming year. the other thing, of course, that the ukrainians want long term is a different relationship with the euro

james bays al jazeera, brussels rushes foreign minister has met with leaders in sudan. so gay lover of hell talks with the sudanese foreign minister ali eltic alley. earlier he was in molly and martini moscow trying to strengthen ties with non western nations in light of sanctions over the ukraine war. if morgan has more law from the capital, cotton, one was been seen growing ties between sedan and russia. over the past are few years with russia expressing interest and finding a memorandum of understanding with sedans, previous transitional government, to bills and naval base along its our eastern coast. as well as it's in it's designed to invest. now we heard from b, o foreign minister, sergey lover of earlier saying that he had agreed in talks with the deputy ahead of the sovereignty council. as well as the head of the sovereignty council and army chief general abdel said that and were hon to improve relations between the countries but also to invest in trade and in the economic sector. but that has been criticized by many, ah, analysts, and many watch groups saying t

and our diplomatic editor james bays is at the conference in munich. this address exactly one year on was very important. pretty similar language as we've seen, progressions landscape is recent speeches. for example, when he spoke recently in london, in paris and brussels messages to the international community, to do more making the point. what is lacking here is speed. he keeps asking for things. it started with non lethal assistance with the west. it was giving it moved to heavy weapons then to artillery and now tanks. and now he's calling to fly to jazz with everything he asked for, that there's been a long period of delay discussion. and eventually the west gives him what he wants, but he would like to see the delivery of weapons speeded up. much, much more. ukraine will stay the top issue, i think, during this years munich security conference. but it's not just what discussed here in terms of a sort of talk is also active diplomacy that sometimes takes place. on these occasions, the us delegation represented by vice president, commonly harris bou

james bays al jazeera brussels. now the nicaraguan government, unexpectedly friend honest, all its political prisoners on thursday. following the release, they were put on a plane and flown to the united states. the nicaraguan judiciary says they went traitors who being deported. shabba pansy has been the friends and family of the release prisoners gather the washington's dulles airport to greet them. they and those who landed in the us express a surprise, what happened? i knew we were obviously not told that we were going to be freed. we realize it when they gave us our clothes at night and took us to another cell and they took us in some buses without knowing where we were going. among the prisoners, those who led the 2018 protests against the government and those with connections to end. jose received us funding accused returning to over through president daniel tega. the opposition of the us have maintained that these with civil society figures attempting democratic change through the ballot box following the re

james bays al jazeera, brussels or the to under school prisoners, so been released in nicaragua, own sloan to the us, and move secretary of state antony blinking, says, opens doors to further dialogue between the 2 countries. the nicaraguan judge said the prisoners were traitors. they were being deported in recent years, president daniel ortega has detained dozens of opponents to his government, including several people who intended to run against him in the 2021 presidential election. where the prisoners have now arrived at dulles airport in washington, dc where friends and family were eagerly awaiting them at the arrivals gate. the correctly was government has announced plans to change the law or so they can be stripped of their citizenship. release of these individuals by the government of nicaragua, marks a constructive step towards addressing human rights abuses in that country. this action opens the door to discussion of other matters of mutual concern. united states remains commit to a dialogue with the government at broadway anees and other matters and will continue to suppor

our diplomatic editor james bays, reports from munich. the conference that takes place every year here in munich is one of the key points in the us european security relationship. that relationship has for 74 years been defined by nato, the north atlantic treaty organization, which was. busy role was originally to deter any attack from the soviet union that changed rather radically when the berlin wall fell and many european countries, eastern european countries added to the ranks of nato members. then the fears i think in europe of russia started to subside, many european countries neglected. the u. s. would say that defense budget, there was private concern about that in the us became very public. when donald trump became president, is euro wasn't pulling its weight. well that of course is all changed in the last year since the war in ukraine and european leaders. ready i think have been much of the driving force. so what's gone on in nato, for the 1st time in the last year, many of those leaders are saying we need to support present le

attack that was currently on the front line and surrounded by russian troops and diplomatic editor james bay's is at munich, security conference again, strong messages of support for ukraine from the western leaders who have spoken here many saying they now believe this will be a long war. and the problem with a war of attrition is re supplying the ukrainian forces. there's already a problem with ammunition, and particularly with artillery shells. the number of artillery shells being produced by western factories is not matching the number that are currently being used by ukraine, particularly in the eastern part of the country. and that's an issue that i raised with the president of the european commission. ursula on the line what ukraine is concerned, i think very important is nothing about your queen without your pain. it's a sovereign country. ukraine itself has to decide when the time has come for them to make the next move. this is very important. we support fully and back fully as a piece plan of presidential landscape. and at the moment being 100 percent support focused on the survival

i mean, some attendees have told our diplomat together to james bay's, but it's too soon to mention piece talk. it was being muted. it was being talked about, what's your impression of the position, the international diplomatic community face right now when it comes to talking to moscow? what i think one of the key takeaways from the, because it's taking place in germany shields. chancellor showed talked about sites in vendor, but he did mention something new. he said that this will be a long war. i think that's a big change in germany's position. everyone was hoping to be quick and short. initially that would seem to be some people's impression. but since this is going to be a long war, they are getting more support. one diplomat put it to me this way. germany is moving, being pressed to move by that a glacial pace so that they are moving. there has been a lot of pressure from other european member states and members of nato. and i think that they are really started step up, but it has process. and we've even seen the narrative about the tanks being inverted and germany is driving up sup

their mask as to james bay's have more from the belgian capital president biden's visit was news to e. u foreign ministers, who were at the same time sitting down for a meeting in brussels to discuss ukraine as the 1st anniversary of the war approaches. the dutch foreign minister told me it sends a powerful message to president putin and a signal that american president gifts is that we will continue. we will continue to help out ukraine with weapons. we will continue to work out a accountability. we will continue with humanitarian 8, a for as long as it takes al thing that is, it is fantastic that he is there. other foreign ministers reacted to the recent comments by the u. s. secretary of state antony blinking. that he feared china might be about to start sending weapons to russia. de massey cheese, dont do it because everything comes like really letting further weapons for destruction of civilian targets, assuming an infrastructure killing civilian people have kids, children. is sam escalating conditional warning? no claim there were those who expected the west. when will not, not

get it a james bays in munich, victoria saying someone is the co founder of the council angio strategy, and she's with us live in from london. good to have you with us on al jazeera, we have just a few moments ago, very strong statements of support coming from the munich meeting for ukraine. what do you make of what you're hearing for your security policies? well, good often in certainly meeting security conference is a very important have the event. and in this context of this ongoing question or get us to crate, it actually has even well stronger meaning. so. so what do we have see really is that the u. s. and other western leaders like gearing up for a show unity in the need up to this anniversary or what most in the best with against ukraine and was, well, they are willing to should this trend and be unity in the east. and this will be alliance, and not be made in this conflict all cool, until the most because defeats is the key message that is being sent wrong in the security conference. we know that the conference was opened by the ukrainian president president lensky, who i, as

spire this guy, a suspected surveillance balloon ignites a diplomatic stall between washington and bay. james. the u. s. secretary of state, post bones of red trip to china after a high altitude that ship is detected over the.

s. heartland, the spotting has complicated washington and bay. james, already strained relations and drawn americans attention to the sky. there is slicing nearly 2 kilometers above the united states. this balloon is causing major diplomatic problem spec on earth, and i have no idea what it is. first spotted over montana by curious residence. it's now believed to be a chinese espionage platform. china's decision to fly a surveillance balloon over the continental united states is both on acceptable and irresponsible. that's what this is about is a violation of our sovereignty. so violation of international law. china rejects the spying claims and sees it's a, with the balloon that's be it. of course the white house isn't convinced and a plan diplomatic trip to beijing has been abruptly cooled off. what this is done is created the conditions that undermine the purpose of the trip, including ongoing efforts to build a floor under the relationship and to address a broad range of issues that are of concern to the american people. i believe to the chinese pe

, this guy, a suspected surveillance balloon ignite the diplomatic stall between washington and bay. james, the u. s. secretary of state, post phones are rare trip to china after a high altitude that ship is detected over the u. s. b gene claims. it's a weather balloon that blew off calls. also coming up here, ukraine's president zalinski renewed his push for you membership. at a summit in keith saying his country deserves to begin at session, talk this year. ah, i'm good. how about as well come to the program and we begin with a diplomatic spat over a so called chinese spy balloon that has been tracked flying across the united states. u. s. secretary of state antony lincoln has postponed a plan visit to china following the discovery. the balloon was 1st attacked, detected over the state of montana which houses some 150 intercontinental ballistic missile silos. here enter gun officials have described the airship as an intelligence gathering balloon. china claims the balloon is for civilian purposes and that it regrets the balloon sailed into us as space. well, correspondence to missile mus

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told me earlier that he doubts bay james explanation for the balloon. i do not believe that it was just a weather balloon blown off. course it would be quite the coincidence if we have this alone going in to us airspace while apparently there's another one crossing latin america simultaneously infringing upon other countries here space. it will be interesting to see how much of the sensor payload will be recoverable. and then we will be able to see exactly what type of sensors and technology were on board. yet at the end of the day, whether it was a weather balloon or not, and i don't think it was quite frankly, the chinese should have informed us as well as canada prior to entering, entering or your space. if in fact it was an a benign whether belief will say from i not hanging senior fellow at the ty, hey, institute think tank in beijing. now he doesn't think the chinese government is going to complain about that. but in being shut down, if it was in fact a threat to navigation, i'm sure that they have no problem. obviously it was beyond the control o

golden gate bridge, 37 to that about 47 minutes because we are slow along 101, in the north bay darya. jamesck to you. thanks. rain friday, 30 is the time in the east bay. the alameda county district attorney's office is now reopening several cases involving police shootings and in-custody deaths. this comes after the previous da declined to charge officers involved in those cases. kron four's camila barco live in the newsroom. >> with the details, camilla. >> yeah, well, darya james, the county's new district attorney pamela price. she has ordered its new public accountability unit to look into these cases. that includes 8 police shootings, in-custody deaths and 2 of those cases involved the same oakland police officer. take a look. this is a scene from july 2008 after oakland officer hector jimenez shot and killed maca jodi woodfox in the back while he was running away from a traffic stop. 7 months earlier, that same officer shot and killed another man who also ran away after a traffic stop as well. now, in both of those cases, he menaced told investigators he believed the suspects were re

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meantime, reyna and james, half moon bay, of course, still reeling from what happened. they've already a stout this stuff and to try to raise money for the victims of the mass shooting. back to you. >> okay. thank you very much. well, this is a developing news for you. san francisco firefighters are trying to figure out what caused a home to explode and start a fire. yes, so we we brought this to you live as breaking news yesterday morning right here. and it happened in the city's outer sunset neighborhood just as people were starting their day. >> so we have kron four's. michael thomas following up on the story. joining us from the scene now. michael, what are you seeing? >> hey, good morning, everyone. you know, this deadly explosion, one person has passed away from it, you know, and it happened just 24 hours ago. take a look behind me. crews are still on the scene and the smell of smoke and fire still lingering throughout the neighborhood along with tons of glass. and you can see right here, crews have really been working through the day and night to kind of deconstr

james torres. i think we can hear him now over in the south bay to talk about conditions there, james. glad and good morning to you, the beauty of the on and off and right. well good morning. we are just along quimby road here in east san jose. and if you were to go any further east, you would start heading into that mount hamilton's territory, although you might actually have trouble doing that, because highway 1 38 k mount hamilton's road is closed right at that intersection, all thanks to those icy and snowy conditions. all that happened yesterday, right? well, it's still lingering on today. let's show you some of the numbers that we've learned from the national weather service this morning, mount hamilton's got most of the bay area snow measuring that at about 14 inches. two ft of snow accumulated in this area. saratoga saw its fair share eight inches and then up over in the north bay, calistoga saw about nine inches or so angwin further up north of napa valley saw its fair share of trouble on the roads as well. they got about eight inches of snow as well. those cold temperatures t

bay. good morning, olivia. good morning, james. nday, everybody coming up today on live in the bay. we're saving you money with the drugstore. beauty buys that you can get at a low price will get the results of the high-end brands. >> then we continue to honor black history month as the black joy parade returns to oakland. how you can take part in the largest free family-friendly event of its kind in the state. plus, we learn more about the black owned business marketing kings and their work with shemar moore and marshawn lynch. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code today is world radio day. so we want to know which musical artists are you tuning in to on your playlist? let us know your answer could be read live today on the show. 01:00pm right here on kron 4. any nice artist you have on your playlist, not by name. but i got to tell having some fun kind of exploring jazz, which has been something i didn't listen to a whole lots of in kind of. >> sort of r

bay. good morning, olivia. >> good morning, james. happy wednesday, everybody. we made it to the middle of the week. coming up today on live in the bay. >> out of work by 5 dinner at 6. we have the easy expert tips to take your makeup from day to night. then as we continue to honor black excellence throughout the month of february, we learn how drought season is diversifying the beer industry. and maybe you're less the beer drinker and prefer a cocktail. well, we're shaking up a little lime and tequila in honor of national margarita day. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so make sure you chime in to our viewer voice scan that qr code. we want to know where is your favorite place to get a margarita in the bay area? let us know down your answer. could be read live today on the show. 01:00pm right here on kron 4. james, your margarita for shore is a mexican restaurant centered on my favorite. it's casa rosco. >> in dublin, they have the best margarita and the best chile, colorado, to my favorite. >> oh, my god. i mean

and 64 year-old james lieu of half moon bay. prosecutors charged with 7 counts of murder and one count of attempted murder on february 16th. he pled not guilty to the charges. as for a motive, the san mateo county district attorney says dow got angry over $100 repair bill claiming his boss accused him of damaging equipment over the past month. the living conditions of farm workers in the area has come into focus. see where these folks are the conditions are. shipping containers living in shipping containers. city officials telling kron 4 news, california terra garden did not have permits for onsite worker housing. despite that the shooting suspect lived and worked there for 7 years. former house e it's conditions which absolutely >> deplorable. this is going been going on for decades across our state, many farm workers continue to live in the shadows, surviving on meager wages with limited options for housing. a seven-year-old report outlines overcrowding across salinas and valleys. >> it describes a critical shortage of over 45

james east bay congresswoman barbara lee, hoping the launch of her campaign rallies will give her theentum in the race for the u. s. senate ktvu zac sos shows us some of the sport she's already getting. congresswoman barbara lee kicking off her run for us senate saturday at laney college in oakland. fight for dignity for freedom for justice. and together we win, and that's why i'm running for the united states senate. a long list of area lawmakers on hand for first campaign event, including the mayors of san francisco and oakland. she understands that diversity is our superpower fights to end poverty in this country to deal with the challenges around mental health reform and health care, because barbara lee speaks for me. for senate, the congresswoman highlighting a long list of personal and professional struggles that she said she's overcome during her lifetime from racism to domestic violence and living as a homeless single mother on public assistance. lee citing them as experiences that continue to inspire her work in government when housing in america was ignored. partnered with b

sleet, the hail, all of that coming down in the bay, i should say messy and strange because of the snow. that's what kind of morning it is. i'm darya and james certainly not the norm here for the bay, but that's what we're tracking for you this morning. lots to follows. in fact, take a look. we have some video here to show you sampling all around mount diablo in the upper left. you've got napa county in the upper right and then on the bottom. that's palo and then, yeah, that's a skier on the path and on the right. >> there is snow collecting in gilroy of all places. we've got team coverage for you this morning. let's go through the list. hugo will tran in los gatos theirs. michael thomas anb

bay. gorgeous. good morning, gayle. >> good morning, everybody. good rain and james can see live picture of golden gate here, cloudy skies. but overall calm for now. and that is expected to change, though. but temperatures right now we're seeing widespread mid to upper 40's across the bay area. 50 and san francisco and san mateo. 48 nevado and

bay. so let's visit with their good morning, olivia. good morning, james. good morning, everybody. ng up today on live in the bay. >> we have the experts selected products for a fresh start for your skin care, which items you'll need to be adding to your makeup bag. plus, if you're food business, you want to listen up to this. >> we have the details on how your tasty treats could win. a huge prize pack. then youtuber kathy loves physics stops by the studio. how this bay area teacher went from teaching in a classroom to on your computer screens. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code to participate in our viewer voice. we want to know who is your favorite teacher in school and why let us know now in your answer could be read live today on the show. 01:00pm right here on kron 4. know if you remember back to the school want to give a shout, know what it's funny. >> good teachers. you remember forever. i remember center great history. mister burns, skinny guy, big red beard. he promised us. if we all got a's,

i trade bay area's own steph curry, lebron james and more. we will take a homeless man off the street and help him if he is having trouble. for me, dogs are the way that i stayed focus because i was kind of a busy kid, kind of a troublemaker growing up. dogs were a way for me to redirect my energy down a positive outlook. >> reporter: thriving in doing what he loves to do, he takes pride in his passion and in his roots. >> you know, this is a great month to celebrate black excellence. i am just really glad to do my part. i like to represent for the culture. i grew up in hip-hop culture. i a from oakland, california, and i like to show young people that do you, and do whatever you wan to do. you can still put your passion in play and create a great lifestyle and career for yourself and be able to help a lot of other people. >> reporter: pursuing that passion takes practice, just like it takes practice, a lot o it, to train a dog. one of the most important things there -- >> make sure your dog is having a great time training as much a yourself.

bay. good morning, olivia. >> good morning, james. thank you so much. day on live in the bay, we have such an exciting show. it is president's day and in honor of presidents day, we have a cloud coming to town. jeff raz, the cloud has been entertaining for years. so excited about that. also, balloon boss designs. they're coming through this studio and showing all the amazing designs that you can have and have access to for your next big party. also, we have 2 amazing kid performance coming into studio ballroom dancers from the ballroom all the way to the studio. we're going to find out how just how they do it. and thank yous and in honor of today's question of the day, we actually don't have today's question of the day, but i do have to ask you since it's monday and president's day up. there we go there. it's popping up. what do you like to do with the free day off? it is president's day, james and a lot of people are off today, but we are working. so what do you like to do on a day off? >> thing i ever like to do on a day off, which is sleep in. >> i i