justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> and more breaking news this time out of the south bay. 2 deadly crashes happened early this morning. at least one person is dead after a crash on highway 101 in san jose. this is south of story road. it happened around 4.20, this morning. you saw just moments ago, a pit red pickup truck completely flipped over on its roof. and you can see another car here up against the center divider. chp closed down northbound lanes for about 2 hours and the area. all traffic. it's the roadway has been reopened to since then. again, this happened on highway 101, in san jose. in about 30 minutes later, another deadly accident. this one on highway 87 just south of curtner avenue. the chp saying this collision involved a vehicle and a pedestrian. this happening just before 5 this morning, we have reached out to chp for more information on both of these collisions. all lanes are now back open and we will keep you updated on any new developments. should they arise this morning? one person is dead after

justin campbell kron. 4 news. yeah, a lot of problems out there. justin, thank you. a new video just into our newsroom. >> it's no today in santa cruz county of you sharing this video of her son's drive home over highway 17. looks like we're up in tahoe. but the notes highway 17, as you can see, got a pretty decent dusting there. it is a site that more people are expected to see this week. lawrence is going to have the details on this coming up at 9.30, in anticipation of some heavy rain that should be dropping one san francisco neighborhood is getting some protection against flooding people are happy about the fact that the city is installing temporary flood barriers along a few blocks in the mission. the goal, of course, is to keep water out of homes and businesses. >> kron four's dan thorn is live in the city with more on what's happening then. >> well, catherine and vicki, it's just this specific section in the mission district that will be getting these temporary barriers and its because it's a high flood risk area during the recent storms, businesses and homes

kron four's justin campbell has that story. >> on valentine's day, a day meant for love. a tweet by the santa clara county sheriff's office joked about a free ride to jail it read, quote, didn't get a last minute gift for your significant other and have an outstanding warrant saying no more stop by our records division for a quick warning check and a free lift to the main jail. the audacity to think that that was a good thing to put out publicly. >> and now be a funny joke that woodland in santa clara county, ross jaya dav with the silicon valley debug a san jose community rights organization called out the sheriff's office over the tweet. he says the tweet, which has since been deleted was not an accident, but they had to come up. the idea they had to have people pose for a photo but to give them props come up with the language they thought was funny and this had to go through the chain of command. so this was an organizational mess up on their >> and i think it exposes why the culture of the department needs to change. i'm not just saying social media policy. jaya devi

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at 6 turkish justice officials launch a probe to investigate shoddy construction following the devastating earthquake. plus, poppy season is here. the official california flower is booming, rather blooming across the state. and a warning about mercury inside canned tuna. details on that. canned tuna. details on that. when we return. ♪♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver. harness the power of 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins to smooth, heal, and moisturize your dry skin. gold bond. champion your skin. health tonight. eating fish has many health benefits, but >> it can also contain mercury. studies have found there may be more mercury in canned tuna than you even realize possible. health risks for mercury include impaired brain function and development delays in children. health experts say for adults one to 3 servings of tuna a week is still safe. >> turkish officials are going after building contractors after a pair of big earthquakes struck there last week. the officials are accusing the companies of shot

justin campbell explains the celebration also laid the groundwork for top issues. >> air mahan really tried to invigorate the crowd that we can all make san jose a better community will take everybody's help. but he said it starts today. launching a series of neighborhood cleanups along with also he would like to take care of the people who call the streets home. >> treated homelessness. is the humanitarian crisis. it is and scale up basic cost effective and safe places for almost residents to live as an alternative to our streets and creeks. >> now the mayor says solving homelessness is simply just getting back to the basics. along with addressing blight and prime. these are not new issues, but people i spoke to here feel like the mayor mahan is bringing new and fresh ways of solving the from knowing and knowing grassroots effort. >> i feel like he's a and he's going to do what he he would do for the >> areas that i think are key are the blight business of the areas where we have a lot of problems and the homelessness and public safety. those 3 areas are key to keeping the city to ma

a large fire in san leandro sent and as kron four's, justin campbell explains, it's not the first firethat location. >> you can see this fire all the way from san jose this morning. the smoke in the air. >> look at the video that we got. you can see the fire shooting out of the room. the fire department tells us no one was injured. no one was inside of the building at the time. it wasn't a good building. what neighbors in the area say that this shouldn't have happened because it was a fire roughly 6 months ago. and they're disappointed in seeing that this happened again. >> it it's it's sad. and it said they would take care of the building pertain i don't think happen. it's very prevented. it was secured the first time, but it just got forced into again people seeking shelter. so unfortunately, that is what happened. now. the fire department says they are going to work as hard as they can to contact the owner and make sure that this building is torn down. >> or boarded up properly secure to make sure that on house people are not living inside of this building. reporting here in san lea

we have crawford, justin campbell, with that story. >> for ray nagin acre, this is his home. a small plywood box with the wheels and a solar panel to power a small line and charge his phone in during this week's forecasted cold weather. it's where he'll keep warm people there. freezing out here. >> if they don't have a tent or they don't have a place to go to or something like that. >> they're freezing out here. the santa clara county coroner says 28 homeless people have died this year. lake maker says he saw at least 2 of them and they found his body at diridon station. i kid at one 30 in the morning and they have another body over there. somebody get died from fentanyl. the weather also plays a key role. officials say last time there was a cold snap. multiple people died. the city and county plan to open up overnight warming centers. but advocates say that's not enough. only have 2 overnight warming locations. >> for, you know, 8,000 people. so that only that's for like 50 people out of 8,000. and for people, you can only take one animal, you can only take one bag of belong

one of those victims was killed conference justin campbell spoke to his says her nephew was loved by his community. >> 27 year-old asante van died at the hospital last thursday after a night out with his friends turned violent. he's on. karen roberts says her nephew was out at a bar to play pool with his friends. and according to santa rosa police, the 3 men got into an argument with another group. yes, that up saying to us and his friends. >> well, we santa rosa and they robbed him of his life. both of his on say asante loved photography and was loved by his community. roberts says the success of her go fund me page and posted comments reflect that. say about him. talk about. >> what cool was fun. what a sweet mellow guy he police have arrested 3 people. they are still looking for this man. luis campos. >> a reward of up to $5,000 is being offered for information leading to his arrest. his mom would like 4 justices reporting in santa rosa, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, alameda county supervisor richard has passed away and we don't know the cause of his death. as of this mor

justin campbell kron. 4 news. well, there's a new bill that's going to the legislature and it actually seeks to protect shelter, pets. >> from euthanasia. now, if signed into law, the proposal would require animal shelters to publicly post online with at least 72 hours. notice the exact date. an animal is scheduled to be put down if shelters fill to do so. it could be subject to a criminal violation. >> what this bill will do is just give every animal shelter chance to be adopted. so what it says is before you put an animal down, let the public know 3 days ahead of time on your website. public notice that way. any person or rescue group can intervene and save that puppy. well, the bills called bowie's lights named after a puppy who was. >> mistakenly euthanized at a southern california animal center last year. supporters of that legislation point out the proposal would also launch statewide study to look into animal shelter. overcrowding and it would propose solutions to solve it. now in national news, the u.s. wo

justin campbell kron. 4 news. well, house republicans say it's time to in the public health emergency and the national emergency. >> around covid-19. that's why the house voted tuesday night in the public health emergency. basil, john reports on why republicans are going full speed ahead. one the president already announced when he would like to end it. >> well, ran a good morning, even though the bill passed in the house, it's unlikely to move forward in the democrat led senate. but house republicans insist the public health emergency needs to end immediately. >> the yeas are 2.20. the nays are 2.10. >> the bill is passed. house republicans are sending a message to president joe biden. don't wait until may. let's open our country back up again. get our economy back up again. that's why house gop leader steve scalise and most republicans voted tuesday to end the covid-19 public health emergency, texas republican congressman chip roy says this is what americans want these emergencies need to however, the president

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, another postal worker was robbed in the bay area. this time it's in vallejo. >> police say that 2 people approached that letter carrier on thursday afternoon in new bedford court. still postal keys, the letter carrier was not hurt. this is the second letter carrier was robbed. the first happened wednesday in oakland. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> fire rages across the oakland hills have the details. residents are shaken up despite no injuries. and after the death of tyre nichols, the congressional black caucus, they're now renewing their push for national nationwide police reform. we'll have a live report from dc after the report from dc after the break. [ male announcer ] need money? ♪♪ file your taxes today at jackson hewitt. you could get up to 3,500 bucks the same day with a no fee refund advance loan from jackson hewitt. file your taxes today at jackson hewitt. >> pg and e they're now facing manslaughter charges because of their role in a 2020 wildfire that killed 4 people. the zogg fire burned nearly 90 square miles.

justin campbell reporting for us. pga asking people have a plan for the next few days. the recommend by some led battery lights, no wax candles for an emergency. tens of thousands of customers still without power around the bay area. a live look at a pg outage map. orange squares indicate anywhere from 500 almost 5,000 customers without power. and you can see people near the south bay and peninsula affected right now. the most it's not clear when that power is going to be restored. last check more than 100,000 customers were without power. montgomery elementary school in sonoma county are going to be closed today. the school district says they don't have power as of yesterday's wind events. and county activating severe weather emergency shelters for homeless or an house in anticipation of the cold weather. he did shelter will be there for 3 nights from tonight through saturday morning from 05:00pm to 06:30am. >> you're encouraged to sign it by at least 8 p n shelter is located at them are in health and wellness campus. 30 to 40 kerner boulevard. switching gears now to t

she's concerned this earthquake could be just as bad. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, back here at home in the bay area, some people are still dealing with aftermath of last month's storm. a major sinkhole in castro valley caused by the new year's eve storm is still under repair. this is at pelham ayers road right near palo verde. >> here it is almost 2 months post the big storm. we're still cleaning up that rain that we had on december 31st was unprecedented. 9 inches of rain all at once. >> well, the crews, they are taking advantage of dry forecast in hopes of trying to complete that job before more rain returns. and back here at home in the bay area, some people are still dealing with the aftermath of last month's storm. a major single in castro valley caused by the new year's eve storm is still under repair. this is at ala mers road right near palo verde. all right. now let's talk about federal disaster aid for contra costa county that's been approved for residents affected by the recent storms. if you have property and you've got business damage f

justin campbell kron. 4 news. up next, a new effort to find the driver hit run that happen in castro valley. police. >> releasing new video shows the moments leading up to that crash. plus, kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking a cool down tonight. what you need to know before you head out on your valentine's day evening if you're out and won an after senator dianne feinstein announces her retirement reaction continues to pour in those stories and much more >> today 5.30, after more than 3 decades in the u.s. senate, california senator dianne feinstein has officially announced she will not run for another term in 2024, it marks what will soon be the end of a career in public service. it started right here in san francisco more than 50 years ago. hard to believe are a ton. wallace has reaction now from the political world and shares what this means for the election. >> she's california's longest-serving senator. but after more than 30 years in the u.s. senate, 89 year-old dianne feinstein says sh

our justin campbell is at the scene right now. he brings us the very latest a just and i guess this is good news for the commuters out there. finally. >> and that's right, catherine and vicki, it took me over an hour just to get here from san jose. it is bumper to bumper in the menlo park neighborhood. really all of the lights are out in some parts, but some of them are also turning back on along with trees that are downed in that that you see pac crews pg and e crews that are out working there. now, look at the video we can show i'll tell you a little bit about exactly what pg and e is telling us happened. they tell us that in the belle haven neighborhood of menlo park, a downed tree along highway 101, cause damage to pg e power lines. now prior to this pg and e making repairs to the section of the line. the fallen tree had to be that is what they've done so far. and now the lines now the traffic is moving on. the 101 going both directions. but take a listen to what the pg e spokesperson told us in how he described the amount of

crawford's justin campbell has that story. >> far from the bombed out buildings in kiev, roughly 9 ukrainian musicians are staying here at that nero towers in downtown san jose. the gun, at least to be in the place was 3 city go. they can stay in the guest. curator from kiev says musicians will get a mental break from the war. these are volunteer soldiers by day, but a musician by night now they have electricity to share their music alongside american jazz artists, mosul, the as they like and love. love this music and it's about this music for them at the soul of this, then put into play this music with artist from here. i think that americans really know very little about the ukrainian people and masimo kiss se director of marketing at san jose jazz says their organization saw an opportunity to bring ukrainian art is here to highlight their cultural identities. their folkloric traditions. >> it includes their experience of europe and the world all of the things that have happened to them as a people. >> and as individuals, but they're expressing all of that in a very modern way in a very im

that was crawford's justin campbell reporting for us. we also reached out to the city of san jose transportation department. >> they say caltrans is responsible for maintaining the trees along the side of the highway. residents over on the peninsula, also dealing with trees on their home kron four's amanda hari talk with people who are now dealing with that damage. there. >> cleanup is underway here at the san mateo home. you can see all of the branches behind me here from the tree that fell on the home. but if we take a look over here at that tree, it is still on the house. this is the exposed roots. and you can see just how big the tree >> trees getting knocked over by heavy winds and causing devastating damage throughout the bay area. renee cowling was inside her san mateo home on tuesday when her dog alerted her that something was wrong. she went outside and saw firefighters and then the treat the whole route ball tipped over. >> and it was pretty clear that it into the house. her first thought was concerned for her neighbor. i talke

justin campbell has that story. >> just a month ago, lee's noodle house in santa rosa was field with empty chairs and tables. you can see the owners just standing there instead of serving their signature vietnamese food. i wanted to share the video to cause. >> i feel like their food is so good and he put in a lot of work for it. and it's very like that's when the owners 21 year-old daughter jennifer lee shared this video on tiktok. >> 1.2 million views later the place is flooded with customers. there's so many phone calls. >> that when you pick up the phone, the phone still ringing on the other side. like lee says her parents are working 12 hours a day now and running out of ingredients. just trying to keep up with demand. >> lee says her parents have been in business for 20 years, but that 7 second video changed their lives forever. so happy like he's so grateful like. >> he said he rather wanted busy that night. >> how was reportedly reporting in santa rosa, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> the forty-niners might not make it to the super bowl, but the bay area was still watching t

justin campbell explains. it's not the first fire at that location. >> you can see this fire all the way from san jose and the smoke in the air. >> look at the video that we got. you can see the fire shooting out of the roof. the fire department tells us no one was injured. no one was inside of the building at the time. it was a building. what neighbors in the area say that this shouldn't have happened because it was a fire roughly 6 months ago. and they're disappointed in seeing that this happened again. >> it's it's it's sad. and it said they would take care of the building did a little bit retain i don't think happen. it's very it was secured the first time, but it just got forced into again people seeking shelter. so unfortunately, that is what happened. now. the fire department says they are going to work as hard as they can to contact the owner and make sure that this building is torn down. >> or boarded up properly secure to make sure that on house people are not living inside of this building. reportin

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our first justin campbell spoke to the woman who captured the brutal fight. >> so phone video captures the moment a street vendor really kicked in the face. multiple witnesses say the assault came after a disagreement over a hot dog. the that i know wanting to pay for some hot dogs or i think like the speed of service him, the man being able to slow, i guess kim laura shot this tiktok video. she says the fight happened thursday night after a mexican singer's concert at the sapd center. laura says growing up in the hispanic community, she was taught to look out for the street vendors, someone within your own. >> community and hispanic and knows the trouble that us that are street vendors go through decide to lower himself and the be the reason of it's very heartbreaking. so. it is a it's a loss of words. >> laura says the vendor eventually got back up, started selling hot dogs and then was attacked again by the man being left unconscious. the vendor was taken to the hospital. >> i wouldn't record of this would have just been something to the and the man gone. how with, you know, the gro

do not recommend that you use candles, reporting live here in colorado, justin campbell kron. 4 news.justin, thank you very much. and we're continuing to follow the weather system on the air, of course. and online. you can scan that qr code. >> and get the latest on the storm's a coming our way, including road closures and power outages in your area. >> other news tonight, president biden and russian president vladimir putin delivering dueling speeches today as we inch closer to the one-year mark of the war in ukraine. putin blaming the west for the ongoing war. president biden responding by calling on him to stop the fighting in declaring unwavering support for ukraine. >> it would fracture in the vi. instead. was more united and more unified than ever. >> president biden is expected to announce more sanctions against russia this week. putin also says russia will suspend the new start treaty. the only remaining nuclear arms agreement with the u.s. nato officials are asking russia to reconsider that coming up at 10:30pm, tonight, we'll talk live with a political science professor from

and kron four's justin campbell, i he's joinrng us live from menlo park. and just we've been pointing out some people haven't had power and >> a 2 or 3 days. >> yeah, that's right. ken and kathryn in the city is actually doing something about that. what they're doing, they're offering free one night stays in a hotel just a couple minutes ago, an officer came up to me offering me a hotel. i said, no. i'm actually giving a live report about what's actually happening. but look at the video you can see from earlier just driving this menlo park area. you can pg and e crews that are out. they are working on the lines. it's getting cold but they will be here through the night. there are a lot of the downed limbs when you drive through this neighborhood and it's really just pitch black in a lot of areas and road earlier, menlo park city officials held an emergency meeting to talk about what's take a listen to what the city manager said earlier. >> pg e is working. there's a number trees that are down that are roadways. some of those trees could not be. touched unt

a street vendor beat up over a hot dog outside the s ap center in san jose kron four's justin campbell spoke with the eyewitness who caught that brutal fight on camera. >> so phone video captures the moment a street vendor really kicked in the face. multiple witnesses say the assault came after a disagreement over a hot dog. theoguy know wanting to pay for some hot dogs or i think like the speed of service him. the man being a little too slow. i guess kim laura shot this tiktok video. she says the fight happened thursday night after a mexican singer's concert at the sapd center. laura says growing up in the hispanic community, she was taught to look out for the street vendors, someone >> within your own community and hispanic and knows the trouble that us that are street vendors go through. >> decide to lower himself and the be the reason of it's very heartbreaking. so. it is it's a loss of laura says the vendor eventually got back up, started selling hot dogs and then was attacked again by the man being left unconscious. the vendor was taken to the hospital. >> i wouldn't have record

justin campbell explains once assembly member is proposing a new bill to address this issue. >> i'm atusy intersection here at san pedro square in order to make these crosswalks like this one behind me safer. a newly introduced bill would make it easier for drivers to spot pedestrians and bicyclist. >> these parked car is causing a blind spot for people trying to cross over to san pedro square i live in the east bay. there has been instances where >> someone will run a stop sign when i'm walking because they hadn't seen me. luckily haven't been hit. so that's good. the a ranch houses luckly. she's never been hit on one of her walks. but she's in favor of the new proposed daylight bill by san jose assembly member alex this bill would prevent vehicles from being parked within 20 feet of a marked crosswalk are part when you're coming down the street and there's a car there. you won't be able to see a person at the desk fan and there. >> having that open is i think that that idea mark books of ages with streets from a transportation advocacy organization, he says 43 other states have imple

kron four's justin campbell joining us live from san jose. and justin, apparently there's a debate now about who should be held responsible. >> yeah, that's right. ken and pm that basically this tree came crashing down yesterday and now you can imagine that the homeowner is obviously upset, but she's upset because he feels that this could have been prevented. >> what a what a mess. what a mask. that's what i thought. rob and katrina. he came home to this pollen tree tuesday afternoon. it fell from the side of highway 17 near campbell into her backyard. >> taking down her retaining wall and damaging her neighbor's roof. she says it's the second time that this has happened in 2 months. this large pine tree back in early january during those rainstorms fell on power lines in our backyard. now after yesterday's heavy winds, it's toppled her retaining wall. she says the city should have taken care of the problem. the first time between isis she contacted multiple city departments but got the runaround. she says the problem. >> could have been avoi

i'm palmore kron four's justin campbell live at the scene of that incident. justin, what are we learning tonight? yeah, ken and pam, it's still a very active crime scene. you can see this tape that is here behind me. officers still. >> on the scene. here's what we've got just in the last 30 minutes from fremont. police will roll some video so you can see this is what happened. will walk you through the information that we know that around 4 o'clock. they tell us that a witness observed to mean that got into an and those 2 men, they called 9-1-1 when police along with fire department got here. one man, unfortunately succumbed to his died here at the scene. but police were able locate the suspect in this same area and they arrested him right now that they do not believe that there is any threat to the public. but what we don't know, we're not exactly sure right now on how this man died along with what is a reason that these 2 men got into the altercation that will come later and exactly also who was this person? those are all the questions that we're going to be

. >> as kron four's, justin campbell explains. it's not the first fire at that location. you can see this fire all the way from san jose this morning. the smoke in the air. >> look at the video that we got. you can see the fire shooting out of the the fire department tells us no one was injured. no one was inside of the building at the time. it wasn't a good building. what neighbors in the area say that this shouldn't have happened because it was a fire roughly 6 months ago. and they're disappointed in seeing that this happened again. >> it it's it's sad. and it said they would take care of the building did a little bit retain i don't think happen. it's very it was secured the first time, but it just got forced into again people seeking shelter. so unfortunately, that is what happened. now. the fire department says they are going to work as hard as they can to contact the owner and make sure that this building is torn down. >> or boarded up properly secure to make sure that on house people are not living inside of this building. reporting here in san leandro, justin campb

kron four's justin campbell has the story. >> just a month ago, lee's noodle house in santa rosa was field with empty chairs and tables. you can see the owners just standing there instead of serving their signature vietnamese food. i wanted to share the video to cause. >> i feel like their food is so good and he put in a lot of work for it. and it's very like that's when the owners 21 year-old daughter jennifer lee shared this video on tiktok. >> 1.2 million views later the place is flooded with customers. there's so many phone calls. >> that when you pick up the phone, the phone is still ringing on the other side. like lee says her parents are working 12 hours a day now and running out of ingredients. just trying to keep up with demand. lee says her parents have been in business for 20 years, but that. >> 7 second video changed their lives forever. so happy like he's so grateful like. >> he said he rather wanted busy that night. >> how was reporting in santa rosa. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> also in the north bay, sonoma county left to pay more than a million bucks to settle a

justin campbell joins us live outside san jose police headquarters with more on that part of the story. justin. >> jagr and back in august council member david coin. he really made it clear he said the average response time for a burglary or assault is 22 minutes in san jose. and now 6 months later, newly elected mayor mahan says he wants to change that. >> accelerate the rate at which we're hiring. we have a severely understaffed departments. san jose mayor matt mahan has a new slogan for the city. getting back to the basics which simply means cleaning up san jose focusing on homelessness and hiring more officers for public safety. mahan says san jose is a bigger city than san francisco. but get they have twice as many officers. there are a lot of historical reasons for that devious. lee city officials said the san jose police department has been under invested since 2000. now the department is paying thousands of dollars in overtime to officers. mahan says hiring officers are key to moving the city forward. community police foot patrols and commercial districts and other. >> things t

justin campbell kron. 4 news. absolutely. they do. i'm sure they do. thank you, justin. and speaking of the weather, look at this breaking news out of the north bay. the highway patrol shut down highway. 29. look at that. snow. >> this is the north end of the napa valley. after reports of a number of spinouts and you see why heavy snowfall. this looks like tahoe. this is in the napa valley. the closure stretches from tubs lane near calistoga. going up the hills into bradford road in lake county. so it is a near the valley floor, but it also extends up going toward clearly no word on when that roadway will be back open again. highway 29 callisto. the north has now been closed by the highway patrol. we have an update on that one year-old boy who was seriously injured when a giant redwood tree crashed through his family's home in boulder creek. milo smith has been in the hospital for the past couple of days. the good news he's now in stable condition and he's recovering tuesday night. strong winds brought that tree down on his home on bobcat lane in the santa cruz mountains

justin campbell joins us live. and he has the latest. justin. >> fremont police still here. it is a very active scene. the corner just arrived about 20 minutes ago. and if they're telling us the latest of exactly what happened, we'll put some video up on your screen so you can see here's exactly what we know so far. fremont police tell us that around 4 o'clock, a witness saw an altercation between 2 get into some type of fight. we're not exactly sure what transpired and why they were unfortunately, one man was here. we don't know exactly how he was killed. i'm still here. they are investigating exactly what happened. but they were able to get that suspect. they he was in the area. he is under arrest. they don't believe that there is any threat to the public and that is the latest. but exactly who this man was that was killed. we don't know that. but we do know that there is out homeless encampment that a few people that i did get the chance to speak with earlier today. they didn't want to go on camera, but they said with this homeless encampment across the street, there's al

reporting live here in palo alto, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> thank you, justin. also happening now, tens of thousands of customers without power tonight, mostly because of those strong winds. this is alive. look here at the pg e outage map. as you can see, a lot of yellow and orange bit of red across the bay area. green, not so bad, but the worse that indicates more people without power. red is the worst. see you have more than 100,000 customers without power throughout the bay area. we're also learning tonight that the montgomery elementary school district in sonoma county. it's going to be closed tomorrow because of power being out there. we'll keep you posted on if more schools decide they have to close because of power issues. and take a look at this. not only with the winds being felt in the air. there also in the waves to our kron four's noelle bellow. she shot this video from golden gate ferry that was heading to marin county from san francisco. some white caps she says that the ways became com once the ferry past alcatraz, the boy that would make you seas

our forces justin campbell has their story. >> far from the bombed out buildings in kiev, roughly 9 ukrainian musicians are staying here at the towers in downtown san jose. the gun, at least to be in the place was go. they can stay in the uest, curator from kiev says musicians will get a mental break from the war. these are volunteer soldiers by day, but a musician by night now they have electricity to share their music alongside american jazz artists. postal this art is they like and love. love this music and it's about this music for them at this. all of this then put into play this music with artist from here. i think that americans really know very little about the ukrainian people and masimo kiss se director of marketing at san jose jazz says their organization saw an opportunity to bring ukrainian art is here to highlight their cultural identities. their folkloric traditions. >> it includes their experience of europe and the world all of the things that have happened to them as a people. >> and as individuals, but they're expressing all about in a very modern way in a very improvised a

fire officials say an abandoned building caught fire and kron four's, justin campbell explains, it's not the first fire at that location. >> you can see this fire all the way from san jose this morning. the smoke in the air. >> look at the video that we got. you can see the fire shooting out of the room. the fire department tells us no one was injured. no one was inside of the building at the time. it wasn't a good building. what neighbors in the area say that this shouldn't have happened because it was a fire roughly 6 months ago. and they're disappointed in seeing that this happened again. >> it it's it's sad. and it said they would take care of the building pertain i don't think happen. it's very prevented. it was secured the first time, but it just got forced into again people seeking shelter. so unfortunately, that is what happened. now. the fire department says they are going to work as hard as they can to contact the owner and make sure that this building is torn down. >> or boarded up properly secure to make sure that on house people are not living inside of this building. re

kron four's justin campbell has the story just a month ago, lee's noodle house in santa rosa was fieldempty chairs and tables. >> you can see the owners just standing there instead of serving their signature vietnamese food. i wanted to share the video to cause. >> i feel like their food is so good and he put in a lot of work for it. and it's very like that's when the owners 21 year-old daughter jennifer lee shared this video on tiktok. >> 1.2 million views later the place is flooded with customers. there's so many phone calls. >> that when you pick up the phone, the phone is still ringing on the other side. like lee says her parents are working 12 hours a day now and running out of ingredients. just trying to keep up with demand. >> lee says her parents have been in business for 20 years, but that 7 second video changed their lives forever. so happy like he's so grateful like. >> he said he rather wanted busy that night. >> how was reporting in santa rosa, justin campbell kron. 4 news. power of social media. >> well, barricades intended spto prevent people from drivin on cap street in

but in here, you can feel that reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron, 4 news coming up. another street vendor. >> say just days after an assault outside the sapd center, how city leaders are center, how city leaders are reacting tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >> in the south bay to street vendors have been attacks just days apart in san jose. now the city's mayor is speaking out. proffers ella sogomonian joins us now live from the newsroom. with more l a >> san jose mayor matt mahan is standing in solidarity with the 2 food vendors who are attacked on the job. most recent incident happened just saturday morning outside of in tax auto parts over an old bayshore highway. the victim, carlos sanchez says he was setting up a stand when an employee from the business came out with a bat. it started hitting him. the man then got inside sanchez's car and tried to move it. police arrested. 43 year-old can tax who now faces charges. we reached out to in tax auto parts for comment and have no

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> whether time now as we get a live look from our camera on sutro tower over san francisco on monday was warm sunny day just like yesterday. yeah. well, enjoy it while it lasts. i guess, right? lawrence? good to get really cold for valentine's day here in the bay area. so yeah, the wind blown out there right now. that's for sure. we've had some gusty winds 30 40 plus miles an hour along the coastline and >> it continues to whip out there right now. couple high clouds up above down below. those winds kicking around quite a bit tomorrow, even a chance of some scattered showers with some chilly temperatures. go with that highs. tomorrow will be about 10, maybe 15 degrees colder. but what we had today as we head through the week, though, we can expect another chance of some rain, but just a slight chance. i think as we get into friday as another system kind of rolls near the coastline. highs today. hey, not bad. almost 70 degrees today in santa rosa. 68 in concord. 65 degrees in lemore. 62 in san jose. 61 degrees in oakland, 60 in san francisco are not going

justin campbell kron 4 news. all right, justin, thank you for that. let us hope they work. >> san francisco in other bay area cities are seeing apartment rent prices falling once again. this comes as some major tech companies are laying off thousands of workers an economist with zillow says that the demand has been dropping in expensive areas all across the country. he's not worried. our current first henthorn live for us in san francisco tonight. he joins us now with more. hayden. >> hey, vicky. yeah, the senior economist with zillow telling us that the rent prices here are falling because the demand for housing has fallen as well. houses specifically. but there are already big issues that we're facing. the bay area here, such as a lack of supply. but as you said for him, it's not all doom and gloom. >> san francisco is seeing one of the biggest drops in the country when it comes to apartment rent prices. zillow, senior economist or feed guy says it's too early to tell if tech layoffs will play a part in the market, but also says apartment prices ten

justin campbell spoke to his aunt who says that her nephew was loved by the community. >> 27 year-old asante van died at the hospital last thursday after a night out with his friends turned violent. he's on. karen roberts says her nephew was out at a bar to play pool with his friends. and according to santa rosa police, the 3 men got into an argument with another group. yes, that up saying to us and his friends. >> well, we santa rosa and they him of his life. both of his on say asante loved photography and was loved by his community. roberts says the success of her go fund me page and posted comments reflect that. say about him. talk about. >> what cool was fun. what a sweet mellow guy he police have arrested 3 people. they are still looking for this man. luis campos. >> a reward of up to $5,000 is being offered for information leading to his arrest. his mom would like 4 justices reporting in santa rosa, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> san francisco city supervisor hillary ronen says now is the time to decriminalize work. her office is advocating for state lawmakers to address the i

. >> and kron four's justin campbell explains what's being done to prevent any more deaths. >> for re lake, an acre, this is his home. a small plywood box with the wheels and a solar panel to power a small line and charge his phone in during this week's forecasted cold weather. it's where he'll keep warm people there. freezing not here. >> if they don't have a tent or they don't have a place to go to or something like that. >> they're freezing out here. the santa clara county coroner says 28 homeless people have died this year. lake maker says he saw at least 2 of them and they found his body at diridon station like it at one 30 in the morning and they have another body over there. somebody get died from fentanyl. the weather also plays a key role. officials say last time there was a cold snap. multiple people died. the city and county plan to open up overnight warming centers. but advocates say that's not enough. only have 2 overnight warming locations. >> for, you know, 8,000 people. so that only that's for like 50 people out of 8,000. and for people, you can only take one animal, y

kron four's justin campbell tells us what's being done. for rate lake, an acre. this is his home. a small plywood box with the wheels. >> and a solar panel to power a small line and charge his phone in during this week's forecasted cold weather. it's where he'll keep warm people there. freezing out here. >> if they don't have a tent or they don't have a place to go to or something like that. >> they're freezing out here. the santa clara county coroner says 28 homeless people have died this year. lake maker says he saw at least 2 of them and they found his body at diridon station. i at one 30 in the morning and they have another body over there. somebody that died from fentanyl. the weather also plays a key role. officials say last time there was a cold snap. multiple people died. the city and county plan to open up overnight warming centers. but advocates say that's not enough. only have 2 overnight warming locations. >> for, you know, 8,000 people. so that only that's for like 50 people out of 8,000. and for people, you can only take one animal, you can only take one bag of belon

justin campbell explains. not the first time that there was a fire at this location. >> you can see this fire all the way from san jose this morning. the smoke in the air. >> look at the video that we got. you can see the fire shooting out of the room. the fire department tells us no one was injured. no one was inside of the building at the time. it wasn't a building. what neighbors in the area say that this shouldn't have happened because it was a fire roughly 6 months ago. and they're disappointed in seeing that this happened again. >> it it's it's sad. and it said they would take care of the building pertain i don't think happen. it's very prevented. it was secured the first time, but it just got forced into again people seeking shelter. so unfortunately, that is what happened. now. the fire department says they are going to work as hard as they can to contact the owner and make sure that this building is torn down. >> or boarded up properly secure to make sure that on house people are not living inside of

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> for your money tonight, americans who rely on snap benefits are going to see a cut in their monthly payments. the extra money added during the pandemic is expiring for the bulk of states in march, millions will lose roughly $95 in additional monthly snap benefit starting in february for south carolina and in march for 32 other states, those states will be added to the 17 that have already ended their payments. the extra funds were a part of the pandemic era program that's expiring. officials say the payments were meant to be temporary, but some argue ending it would be a problem. we have transition from the pandemic crisis to hunger crisis and people who are working full time are able to afford rent. >> gasoline, electricity and food is going to create more problems in our mission of making sure that no one goes hungry. the federal government already increased both snap and social security payments to combat rising consumer costs. but some argue that's really not enough. >> meantime, the usda encourages families to prepare their budgets and apply for an

. >> of unmanaged encampments conference, justin campbell live outside san jose city hall with more on this just in. >> grant and vicki, just to give you an idea of the drastic socioeconomic standards here, if you kind of look behind me, you can see are these 10 to 15 tesla superchargers. but then walk with me just across the street. you can see there are homeless people that are living in tents across on the side of the banks. now last night, mayor mahan at his inauguration talked about getting back to the basics, ending homelessness. but these calms. >> also, as the city continues to clear out homeless encampments. >> parts of lake people living at encampment near san jose's little saigon neighborhood are on the move the city posted these abatement signs telling them to clear out by february 3rd. >> and right, they just swept people during a freeze. the coldest week of the year. and these people have no tents. now. how are you helping people? >> shawn carter right with unhoused response crew passed out blankets in hand warmers to encampment residents on thursday. she says mayor matt

justin campbell has the latest. unimaginable destruction in central turkey and northern syria. >> after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit early monday, triggering more than 100 aftershocks. thousands of people were killed as buildings toppled. couple of siblings. basically >> in the building in their department, department wind collapsed and luckily they been saved. but is this these good news? unfortunately is not common freight, not as rescue crews scramble to find survivors. the turkish american association of northern california. >> it's collecting supplies to send to turkey. its president told me exactly what help they need in turkey right now. rescue people. >> including k 9 medical supply. be have from end to did police and people on a life stuck on their knee california seating a highly specialized search and rescue unit to support. >> the recovery efforts the team will consist of 31 person. now, 6 canine teams and 3 structural engineers. thousands of buildings have toppled over. but were they built to earthqua

justin campbell kron 4. >> thank you, justin. to santa rosa. police officers have been injured in separate crashes within hours of one another. police say an officer was turning onto the street from 4th street in santa rosa wednesday night. what a pickup ran a red light and hit the officer's car. the officer suffered minor injuries the crash investigation revealed the pickup truck driver was impaired. the 56 year-old arrested on suspicion of dui. that around for thursday morning. not too far away. and officer at a homicide scene was in his patrol car near mendocino avenue in korea street when a car hit him. that officer had to go to the hospital but was later released. the driver who hit him cooperative with investigators and police say they're not seeking charges. >> developing tonight, another memphis police officers fired in the aftermath of the brutal beating of tyre investigators say preston hemphill violated multiple department policies and nichols arrest including rules surrounding the deployment of a stun gun. the pill was the 3rd offic

and that's where kron four's justin campbell was keeping an eye on the situation yesterday. he brings us the update from there. >> the owner of this house tells me he was home tuesday when this large tree from his neighbor's yard came crashing through his two-storey house. he says he ran out of the back door. the owner says luckily his wife and kids were not at home at the time that they will be spending the night at a hotel pg. and e also reported multiple power outages in the palo alto area along with the city of atherton reported multiple road closures from trees blocking the roadway. in san jose, palm trees swayed side to side in 25 mile per hour winds. >> well, that, of course, was justin campbell reporting for us this morning. and we're going to obviously watch this situation all morning long pg e's asking you to have a plan ahead of the next couple of days because we know the cold weather is also going to potentially knock out power as well. they say by led battery lights don't use wax candles can often spark a fire. so just be ready because we've got quite the system

hopes to win this war reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> bay area lawmakers areg an effort to enshrine same marriage into the state constitution while repealing proposition 8, california voters passed prop 8 during the 2008 election to formally ban same marriage all across the state. it was in 2010. a federal court ruled that the proposition was unconstitutional. then 5 years after that, the u.s. supreme court legalized same marriage across the nation. but 15 years since prop 8 passed the original language from the measure to ban same marriage still remains in the state constitution. >> rick helling property is incredibly important. this is a scar on our constitution. it's just billie jean discrimination. this has been a long time cancer in our state constitution that does not reflect the values of love of everyday californians. and that's why it's important that we purge this from the state constitution reflect the values of love of everyday californians. >> because this is a proposed constitutional amendment. it will need at least 2 thirds of support from the l

she's concerned this earthquake could be just as bad. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> major sinkhole caused by the new year's eve storm is still under repair work. crews were back at it again today. taking advantage of the break in the rain, our crime for his his you you shows us where that work is being done. >> drivers must use caution because of the repair work being done to this huge sinkhole here on the section of palomarez road near palo verde in castro valley. the massive amtunt of water created a sinkhole. >> which caused the covert to fail and subsequently the road to fail. the deputy director of the alameda county public works department. john met lot, says the new year's eve storm created the road hazard. >> and the subsequent storms that followed has slowed the work being done to get the road back open. here it is almost 2 months. >> post the big storm. we're still cleaning up that rain that we had on december 31st was unprecedented. 9 inches of rain all at once devastated, devastated. >> he says the amount of rain water coming down from the top