en kerman, abraham peña, telemundo. muchas gracias por este informe.ercial con baños portátiles y remolques en el bulevar yosemite. en 15 minutos lograron, dicen ellos, controlar las llamas que amenazaban a un edificio y también a varias casas cercanas. no se reportaron heridos y la casa continúa bajo investigación. habla español? español? ok. hola. cómo se llama la cámara corporal de un policía de modesto captó este momento en el que salvan a un anciano reportado como desaparecido. utilizaron la tecnología conocida como sky one. se trata de una cámara térmica que detecta señales de calor. dicha señal guió a los oficiales hasta la ubicación del anciano. cerca de un cobertizo. y estaba en una silla de ruedas. el rescate tomó 30 minutos y ocurrió el sábado por la noche. roban y agreden físicamente a una persona. ocurrió en el barrio de la misión, en la ciudad de san francisco. yomara lópez nos explica lo que encontraron las autoridades al llegar al lugar donde ocurrió este domingo el trágico incidente. este es el momento cuando se ve como varios individu

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

en kerman carlos trejo, telemundo.rantes no acompañados. y según los expertos, esto deja sin ayuda a miles de menores vulnerables en el sistema legal. además, implicaría que pasen más tiempo en los albergues y que enfrenten también más inconvenientes al momento de buscar una reunificación familiar. aún así, no descartan acciones legales. va a haber una demanda en contra del gobierno que no ha sido puesto todavía, pero están en proceso para poder defender el derecho de los niños y estar representado. por su parte, la casa blanca ha justificado su decisión y alega que es parte de una serie de medidas para reducir, según ellos, los fondos destinados a los inmigrantes. por otro lado, el departamento de seguridad nacional confirmó que los servicios de inmigración han pasado las peticiones de beneficios pendientes de gente o personas que están con parole humanitario. esta decisión afecta a personas que ya se encuentran en estados unidos y el departamento informó que la tomó precisamente para hacer una revisión y descartar lo

live in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news a new day. thank you, dan. all right. investigation is underway in concord tonight after a domestic violence call turned deadly and there was a shooting involving police come for stephanie rothman reports. >> the incident happened overnight but law enforcement officials were out here collecting evidence for most of the day they takes office. part of that home, a drive so investigators can look in front of the home at the center of this all neighbors say they're still in shock. and seth for the family, i don't know what happened, but it's like wow, only 2 doors down. and a neighbor in shock tuesday after learning of a violent incident in the middle of the night. >> that ended with one person hurt and another dead. >> yeah, i was woken up because i like pow, pow and i thought it was like from willow pass road that was going on like and i heard cop cars or whatever. so i thought it was all somebody chasing somebody or something down there that lets it. >> around one 40 tuesday morning, concord police say they responded to a

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> still ahead, backlash over budget cuts. oakland's interim mayor is defending the decisions to slash city services. plus, in a broad shutdown of 2 san francisco cafes connected to celebrity chef tyler florence. what we know >> about the sudden closures and after the break, another tragedy after a string of recent plane crashes. 2 people are now dead after these hands cook for 30 people, 3 meals a day. i can't stop when i have dry hands. i trust o'keeffe's. it's america's #1 selling hand cream for guaranteed relief. if it works for these hands it'll work for yours. also available in o'keeffe's for healthy feet. what happens... when an unstoppable force... meets an immovable raccoon? attack! bark! attack! it's not easy taking out the trash. that's why you need... strength that's anything but ordinary. hefty hefty hefty. >> yet another plane crash in this country today. this one in arizona, investigators say 2 people died after their small planes collided this morning at mariah regional airport about 15 miles northwest of tucso

kron four's dan kerman talks to shoppers at one of those stores. >> over the years, many of come to rely on their neighborhood. costco. >> i do shot here a lot. yeah, i do. i really need to nile too. >> but come midnight. union workers at this south, san francisco, costco and the 7 other costco's in the bay area which are represented by the teamsters a walk off the job if they haven't reached a contract agreement with the company. >> sad because this is where we get the bulk of our items family of 6 for those who are just one or 2 people or household. i don't think it's going to affect them that much but calm. i think that if they do for here are a lot of families. i think that the this year. >> a union workers staged a so-called practice picket in hayward 2 weeks ago. the teamsters say wages, pensions and the protection of union rights are the top priorities. in a statement, the teamsters say costco has 2 choices. respect the workers who made them a success or face a national strike. costco says it's negotiating in good faith saying we have always treated our employees fairly and well t

i'm dan kerman kron. 4 news. all right, dan, thank you for that. >> over the last several years and millions of californians has seen their utility rates increase last year alone. the cpu see approved 6 rate increases for pg e. but a new bill going through the state legislature looks to limit those rate hikes. heyward state senator i show while hob authlred the bill known as the investor owned utility accountability act. if it's signed, it's going to prohibit the utility company from proposing more than one rate increase per year cap host increases for residents to more than the consumer price index and audit the use of utility equipment in fire risk areas. >> i you know, i have seen residents share their bills where it's $800 a month where somewhere to $1000 a month, right? depending on if it's a single family home or they're renters right. and how can somebody do that when they're on a fixed income? >> for its part to pg e wrote this, we know that many customers are impacted by higher costs, including energy. w

dan kerman kron 4 news. but i hope police are teaming up with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives to address gun violence in this city. >> police say the goal here is to make safer for residents to live and raise their families. they'll be using new technology. >> including a gunshot detection system which immediately lets police know where the shots are fired so that they can respond faster. >> students and faculty held a rally at sonoma state university today to protest cuts to school programs and the athletics teams. this rally happened ahead of a forum with lawmakers to discuss the cuts. sonoma state announced last month the school is facing a nearly 24 million dollar budget shortfall. and in order to address that problem, the school announced planned layoffs and the elimination of academic departments and athletic programs. my hopes is that the legislature will step pressure the chancellor. >> and the president to do the right we want transparency we want to be included in the conver

of course, among those affected ucsf kron four's dan kerman spoke to doctors there about how the trump plan would affect the ucs epps research. >> ucsf gets more research dollars from the national institutes of health than any other public institution in the nation. but that research is now in jeopardy. following the nh is announcement friday, but it was cutting billions of dollars of medical research funding 2 universities across the nation. >> it's completely friend to means that a lot of researchers can't do their work. their lives will work. people have to be laid off. it would really have devastating impacts to research and our research advances, human health. so we don't want to do that. doctor monica gandhi is an infectious disease specialist ucsf. she says the funding the trump administration wants to cut at ucsf and that labs across the country pays for things like support staff, lab space, electricity and other types of infrastructure. >> she says if the cutbacks prevail, it's the sick who will suffer. >> we are really big cancer center at ucsf. so, for example, we're studyin

bay area broadcaster for reporting about ice activity happening in the south bay kron four's dan kerman reports. this is really concerning. the new chair of the federal communications commission >> has launched an investigation regarding a january. 26 kcbs radio report on ice activity in san jose county's response network says agents in san jose were. >> in unmarked vehicles including a black dodge durango. >> the gray nissan maxima on white nissan truck. >> you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose and part of the town known for violent gang activity near this radio station broadcasting. the live location identified the unmarked vehicles that they were in and again against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fight to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry, a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that in court. explain how this could possibly be consistent with their public interest obligations. >> there's nothing more fundamental to

dan kerman gives us a closer look. >> here in southern marin, it is what it is windy. and as a result, it is very cold and it's been difficult for drivers. roads are flooded. people driving too fast. all in all. definitely a day. not to be outside. >> in southern marin, drivers traveling along 101 were battling a driving rain for much of the day along the frontage shoreline. highway flooding created a small lake for cars to travel through. it got so bad that for part of the day, the northbound 101, exit to stinson beach was closed because of flooding. winds were also a big part of the day court madera. the winds were whipping into a frenzy. trees were doing their best to stay in one place as we're fences. but the winds were not a bad thing for everyone case in point, this man who decided to windsor. >> it's taking advantage of the wind. it's a great, you know, if you look out there, you see really good strong, probably 20 to 30 mile an hour winds. it which is really nice. >> back on land storm drains were stretched to the max and in some cases overwhelmed by the water

. >> kron four's dan kerman reports. >> county's response network says agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles, including a black dodge durango. the gray nissan maxima on white nissan truck. it's this january. 26 report from kcbs that has the all-news radio station. >> in the crosshairs of the new chair of the federal communications commission. this is really concerning is what happened was you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose and part of the town known for violent gang activity at this radio station broadcasting a live location identified the unmarked vehicles that they were in. >> and again, against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fight to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry, a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that in court. explain how this could possibly be consistent with their public interest obligations. federal communications commission does have authority to regulate broadcasting in the public interest. >>

dan kerman breaks down what it may cost if those rate hikes are approved. >> less than a month after the palisades in eaton, fires broke out in southern california state farm insurance says it's received more than 8700 claims and has already paid over a billion dollars to customers. but with many more payouts to go, state farm is sent this letter to the state insurance commissioner asking for an interim rate hike to help avert a dire situation for our customers and the insurance market in the state of california. i think this request would have come. >> regardless of southern california, fires rex frazier is the president of the personal insurance federation of california. trade association representing california's largest property insurers, including state farm. we have a system that has made it difficult for companies to be at rates that allow them to ensure the highest risk areas. frazier says insurance companies are now playing catch-up and to remain solvent. they're asking for these major increases in state farm's case. they are asking for a 22% increase for homeowners. a 15% h

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

we're watching that one, too. >> in marin county, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> thank you, dan.ll ahead, layoffs begin at the cdc. the a surprising number of people forced out just this morning. >> what's in a rare move? governor newsom vows to veto a bill that would prevent prison system from cooperating with ice. >> and after the break, warning for people headed to the sierra if ice from the chp, if you're trying to get away this weekend. hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. after working 25 years in the automotive industry, i retired. eight years ago, i just didn't feel like i was on my game. i started taking prevagen and i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. i've been taking prevagen for eight years now and it is still helping me tremendously. prevagen. for your brain. >> get a load of this. san francisco city officials are confirming 3 guys claiming to be from the department of government efficiency or doge. tried to enter their offices to

dan kerman has more on the safety plan. there. >> well, san francisco is chase center is center stage for this weekend's nba all-star game in related events. numerous events are taking place at the oakland arena as well. plus, numerous spots in the city of oakland. >> as we're preparing to welcome increase of visitors to our city. we are here to keep our residents in those visitors safe. wednesday, oakland police announced they're opening their emergency operations center and sending. >> and officer to san francisco coc to allow for better communications. they're also increasing the amount of officers on oakland's streets. it's it's going to be more visibility. there is going to be targeted enforcement. >> if you come into our city, a victimized. and you are community members are businesses people that are coming here to enjoy the festivities. >> we will arrest opd says the cpchp will also be playing a role in keeping the city safe this weekend. they're going to increase their traffic operations in and around our major thor

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> still a long road ahead there. meanwhile, in santa rosa, even worse, a dozen homes are now under an evacuation warning because of this landslide here says on deer creek trail, the landslide happened just after 5 o'clock tuesday night when that first storm tuesday was just dumping a ton of rain on the bay area. 2 people were actually trapped in this landslide for a time, but crews were able to get them out. meanwhile, couple homes have since been red tags in the area meeting. it's not safe to go back there. >> we are tracking hundreds of hours long delays at sfo because of today's storm on tuesday, the lengthy delays were due to the rain today. the wind is actually the culprit. kron four's lezla gooden continues. our team coverage tonight from sfo. joining us live now with more last lap. >> noel, you are absolutely correct. the wind is not our friend today and it just started to rain again here sfo. it's been on and off most of the day on the difficult part is over. 400 flights have delayed. according to flightaware

but first, dan kerman spoke to doctors there about how the trump plan would affect the ucsf research. it was on friday when the national institutes of health abruptly announced they were cutting billions of dollars of funding 2 universities for medical research funding that pays for things like support staff, lab space, electricity and other types of infrastructure. >> to allow the research to happen. horrible impact. >> on universities on any researchers ability research and also on the world because the nih is the main research organization that advances human h alth worldwide. doctor monica gandhi is an infectious disease specialist at ucsf, she says gets more nih research dollars than any public institution in the nation. gundy says should the trump administration's funding cuts prevail? it will have dramatic consequences on those that are ill. we are really big cancer center at ucsf. so, for example, we're studying new cancer drugs. and if that has stop, then that means that someone can't get the most novel chemotherapy agent or immunotherapy to advance their health and cancer an

dan kerman reports. bulldozers were busy friday afternoon clearing debris along southbound 101. >> just past the sausalito exit around 7 thursday night. the rain and wind caused part of the hillside near the rodeo exit to give way work. crews have worked through the night to clear it. we need these 2 lanes to keep crews safe while they get rid of all this material, clean up the trend strains that we have here and remove some of the shrubs. 3 lanes of traffic were closed for much of the night. >> but by friday morning, those heading southbound on 101, we're able to use the left 2 lanes. well, caltrans continue the cleanup in the 2 right lanes. >> now, clearing up this debris is just the first step. the next step is to put a concrete barrier along the shoulder that way. if additional debris falls, it will not come into the roadway. >> caltrans says this is a common area for landslides during the rainy season. and as such, they'll continue to monitor this location as well as a few others are. engineers are

i'm dan kerman. back to you in the studio. thank you, dan. heavy rain in the north bay is also causing major flooding. this is highway one earlier in marin county between bear valley road in point reyes station >> you can see some cars striving through the flooded roadways. the chp is reminding folks to the extra careful went out and about driving through the. wet roadways urging folks certainly too turn around. if you see water pooled like that, no word when they'll get that stretch of the roadway back open. and this was the scene on platform bridge road just south of point rays about 11. 45 this morning. that car partially submerged. looks like it may have ended up going into ditch off the side of the road. it's a slanted there. the person who shot the video says the driver was nowhere to be seen when he showed up. and on the peninsula pg e had to shut down power to a neighborhood pacifica because of those whipping winds. the cause, the power lines you know, just go back and forth. you see what's going on with the vegetation there. cut forc

dan kerman kron, 4 news. and today we're following reports of a person impersonating ice in san francisco. according to supervisor jackie fielder, people saw la white man wearing a red. trump won hat and windbreaker. that said ice immigration on the front and back person apparently was eating at a talking to you on mission street fielder says it's a federal offense to impersonating u.s. officer adding that if and when they come back to the mission, they will be dealt with. she asks the community to refrain from sharing unverified rumors about i sightings and instead to call the rapid response line, too, report this end. if they do see ice ice agent to take a picture or video for proof. meantime, the city of san francisco and santa clara county officials have filed a major lawsuit against the trump administration over threats to withhold funds from cities with sanctuary laws and place. local attorneys argue they won the first time going up against the trump administration and they're confident they'll win agai

kron four's dan kerman breaks down what it may cost you if the rate hikes are approved. state farm insurance says it's received more than 8700 claims and has already paid out over a billion apdollars to customers impacted by the southern california wildfires which broke out less than a month ago. but with many more payouts to go, state sent this letter to the state insuraking for an interim rate hike to help avert a dire situation for our customers and the insurance market in the state of california. this is an issue that's built up over a long period of time. and it's not going to be resolved quickly. rex frazier is president of the personal insurance federation of california. the trade association representing california's largest property insurers, including state farm. we've had a system where it's difficult for companies to raise the rates over at an extended period of time. frazier says insurance companies are now playing catch-up and to remain solvent. they're asking for these major increases state farm's case. they're asking for a 22% increase for homeowners. a 1

dan kerman kron, 4 news and on the peninsula. 13 year-old is seriously hurt tonight after being. >> hit by a g garbage truck in san bruno. happened actually yesterday afternoon on niles avenue near saint robert catholic elementary school. not clear what lead up to the crash, but officers say the truck driver stayed on scene and was talking with police. we're college says it hopes that he makes a speedy and full recovery and that it is working with police to figure out what happened. >> and update tonight on that shooting oakland that killed a father a day after christmas. we're learning 2 more miners have been arrested. in addition to the 3 kids who police say were involved here, police say plenty burn all on the left was shot and killed after confronting a group of children 11, 13 15 years old for robbing his son of his scooter. according to a gofundme in his honor, all was shot in the heart and bled to death in front of his 14 year-old son tonight. police say 2 more children have been arrested, though they didn't say how old. the 2 teenagers involved have been charged. the 11 year-old

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> students and faculty held a rally at sonoma state university today to protest cuts to school programs and the athletics pro programs. so state announced last month that the school is facing a nearly 24 million dollar budget shortfall in order to address the problems the school announced planned layoffs and the elimination of sports teams. this rally took place ahead of a forum with lawmakers to discuss the cuts. >> my hopes is that the legislature will step pressure the chancellor and the president to do the right we want transparency we want to be included in the conversation that shapes our lives. >> governor newsom has also proposed reducing the csu system's budget by 375 million dollars for the next fiscal year. there's a new effort in the state legislature to overhaul california's sanctuary state laws. >> state senate minority leader brian jones is introduced the bill that he calls the safety before criminal sanctuary bill. the bill would prevent local jurisdictions from passing sanctuary city measure is stronger than the current law. >> this bill ensures

dan kerman reports on how the police department there is getting ready. >> as very welcome.ncreased visitors to our city. we are here to keep residents in those visitors safe. at a news conference wednesday, oakland police said they're staffing up for an influx of visitors for nba all-star game events in oakland. it's going to be visibility. it's going to be targeted enforcement. >> if you come into our city, a victimized. are community members are businesses, the people that are coming here to enjoy the festivities. we will arrest san francisco is chase center is center stage for this weekend's nba activity. >> numerous events are taking place at the oakland arena as well. plus, numerous spots in the city of oakland. as a result, oakland police will be using a multi-agency approach, including the chp. they're going increase their traffic operations around region for for years to include international boulevard. >> broadway. frequent you know, patronize businesses license plate readers, shotspotter technology and if needed drones will also play a role in keeping this city sa

dan kerman reports on how police there are getting ready for events and their city. >> as we're preparing to welcome increase of visitors to our city. we are here to keep our residents in those visitors safe. at a news conference wednesday, oakland police said they're staffing up for an influx of visitors for nba all-star game events in oakland. it's it's going to be more visibility. there is going to be targeted enforcement if you come into our city, a victimized. >> and you are community members are businesses were people that are coming here to enjoy the festivities. >> we will arrest san francisco is chase center is center stage for this weekend's nba activity. numerous events are taking place at the oakland arena as well. plus, numerous spots in the city of oakland. as a result, oakland police will be using a multi-agency approach, including the chp. they're going to increase their traffic operations in and around our major thoroughfares to include international boulevard. >> broadway and those areas where we know that people are going to come to frequent you know, >> patronize busin

i'm dan kerman. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, dan. and another tree. this one still in a parklet and some electrical wires and san francisco. this is right in front of blue light sports bar in well, union street between buchanan and laguna streets. we're told crews were able to remove the tree and they're waiting now on pge 2 deal with the damage to the wires. >> it's a mess. this is a >> live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. now the storms making for a pretty dangerous evening commute on the road. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by in the weather center. lawrence, are we almost out of the woods yet? some parts of the bay area? yes, but some parts there just kind of get into the south bay. >> and the east bay, it is really rip it in those parts of the bay area right now. but it has been coming down heavily as we head through the afternoon hours. still plenty of rain out over san francisco. very wet out there on the roads. dangerous driving conditions. everywhere you go. 7 tail. yeah, you're right. in the thick of things right now and

dan kerman joins us now live from lucky drive in southern marin county. dan, describe what's going on out there. >> well, let me tell you something. we had a little respite about an hour ago where wasn't raining at all? and i thought, wow, okay, we're done. we are not done. let me tell you, it is coming down like gangbusters. but the real problem is the wind. it is blowing so hard here. that combination of the what rain and the wind is making it very cold and very hard to stay on to be. >> in southern marin, drivers traveling along 101 were battling a driving rain for much of the day along the frontage shoreline. highway flooding created a small lake for cars to travel through. it got so bad that for part of the day, the northbound 101, exit to stinson beach was closed because of flooding. winds were also a big part of the day in court madera. the winds were whipping into a frenzy. trees were doing their best to stay in one place as we're fences. but the winds were not a bad thing for everyone case in point, this man who decided to windsor. >> is taking a

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> the yeas are 51. the nays are 49.n is confirmed. >> kash patel will soon leave the federal bureau of investigations. the senate today voted to confirm the president's controversial nominee in a very narrow vote. senate majority leader john thune, republican say americans have lost trust in the fbi and the biden administration and patel will bring much needed change. democrats question the tells qualifications. he also expressed concern he would target agents involved in investigating the january 6th riot at the capitol. >> taking a live look now at i-80 headed up towards tahoe. many people planning to get up there and hit the slopes this weekend. there's going to be some nice sunshine yeah, for sure it's going to be warm here. but it looks like maybe still chilly up there, lawrence, yet cold enough to make it a little slushy during the middle of the day on some of the slopes. they're more like spring skiing conditions but not bad. in fact. >> the good news is the roadways going to be wide open and clear? no problems w

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> san francisco's police union is letting embattled san mateo county sheriff christina corpus know she is not welcome at an upcoming event honoring women patrol officers. corpus had apparently rsvp to attend the event next month. but when union leaders found out they sent her a letter saying, quote, do the right thing for wants respect the contributions of these women stay home and work on your resume and quote, corpus faces mounting calls to resign following accusations of racism, homophobia and abuse of power. next month, residents will vote on whether to grant the board of supervisors temporary power to remove her from office. we've reached out to corpus for comment and have not yet heard back. in washington. a new task force is challenging president donald trump's on slot of executive orders. congressman sam liccardo is one of the democrats on that task force. according to the former federal prosecutor and san jose mayor. more than 80 cases have already been filed and courts have issued 29 injunctions limiting or halting trump administration actions. >> we

dan kerman is live for us there. >> with the latest information.

the action raising some new concerns about freedom of the press kron four's dan kerman has more. >> as agents of san jose were in unmarked vehicles, including a black dodge durango. the gray nissan maxima and white nissan truck. it's this january. 26 report from kcbs that has the all-news radio station. >> in the crosshairs of the new chair of the federal communications commission. this is really concerning what happened was you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose and part of the town known for violent gang activity near this radio station broadcasting a live location identified the unmarked vehicles that were they were in. >> and again, against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fight to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry, a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that in court. explain how this could possibly be consistent with their public interest obligations. federal communications commission does have authority to regulat

that's going to be busy and taking place all over the bay area, including oakland kron four's dan kermanorts on how the police there get ready. >> as we're preparing to welcome increase of visitors to our city. we are here to keep our residents in those visitors safe. at a news conference wednesday, oakland police said they're staffing up for an influx of visitors for nba all-star game events in oakland. it's it's going to be more visibility. there is going to be targeted enforcement if you come into our city, a victimized. and you are community members are businesses were people that are coming here to enjoy the festivities. we will arrest san francisco is chase center is center stage for this weekend's nba activity. numerous events are taking place at the oakland arena as well. plus, numerous spots in the city of oakland. as a result, oakland police will be using a multi-agency approach, including the chp. they're going to increase their traffic operations in and around our major thoroughfares to include international boulevard, broadway. >> those areas where we know that people are go

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> some residents in concord sounding the alarm after the city council decided to review its rent stabilization just cause eviction ordinance. nearly a month earlier than planned. it's a move that renters and residents believe isn't just because the council could decide to get rid of the ordinance altogether. >> to know that the mayor good to know that i work with and actually the tenant that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. taking this right. so this protections away from them puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to conquer. >> councilmember pablo been event today who introduced the ordinance review tales u.s. that, quote, i believe the city's housing policies must strike a balance that benefits both tenants and property owners. this means protecting tenants rights while ensuring property owners have the ability to maintain and improve their properties. concord's vice mayor though, laura, not come. you are responding to the order interview saying i'm disappointed that chipping away at an ordinance meant to

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in the south bay, more drama within the san mateo county sheriff's office. the union members who work for embattled sheriff christina corpus now accusing the sheriff of retaliating after they publicly spoke out against her. 2 department unions held a news conference this week expressing support for the upcoming ballot measure that would allow the board of supervisors to remove corpus just hours after union leaders say they got an e-mail about a new department policy requiring employees working special assignments, focusing on cases like, assaults, homicides and fentanyl trafficking traffic and weather to rotate out of those roles after 3 years instead of 5, the union says the move resigns people to quickly before they can maximize their training and keep people safe. >> it's more the same people are just an easy. they're on edge there worry there is a pay incentive for free to sign it. so people just money, people you know, whatever schedule. pertains to that actual. simon, they lose that the prevailing thought is that people are scared at their worried the

kron four's dan kerman has more. >> it different.> former alameda county superior court judge ursula jones dickson was sworn in tuesday afternoon as alameda county's new district attorney. jones dickson replaces pamela price, who was recalled in november's election after being accused of not holding criminals accountable. >> and clearly communicating with victims and their families prior to the ceremony, jones dickson discussed are priorities with reporters. >> i think our biggest call is going to be to try to make sure that victims in the community realize that it is our job. this is a victim centertd process. it's our job to make sure they are hurt as much as possible they get the things that they need out of this process. if you have to come to the da's office is never a good time right? you're not here for fun. but the expectation is that somebody is hearing you, they're listening to you and they're making sure that your needs are being met as best that we can. jones dickson says other top priorities include reversing prices, cha

dan kerman sat down with dixon to talk about her plans for her first days in office. this job is to make sure that we are about public safety and about victims. >> alameda county superior court judge ursula jones dixon is less than 2 weeks away from taking charge of the alameda county district attorney's office. this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price. my mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seen at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives is price had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont an

dan kerman kron. 4 n news. >> all right.re looking outside now here across southern center towers. there's part of the city there. we're going to check in now with cuyler to see what's goiny on this week. and looks like a nice warm ups on the way. it's a very nice warm-up on the way. i think it's a well-deserved up all the way, but we're not there yet. we've got some gray skies out there developing as you can see, physical live look here quite hour. temperatures have been pretty nice today. relatively mild got a few 50's around the bay, but mostly 60's today that are out there and maybe even hit that. 64 65 degree mark in some spots effect, nevada just ticked up to helene is up there to 65 in dublin. we're getting into that heat of the day. you can see the difference between temperatures yesterday and today for the most part when our inland spots we are warmer than we were this time yesterday. a little cooler, though. if you take a look at san francisco, little bit of a difference, a little bit of reversal there. we do have

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 7.37 and aoman faces charges for the shooting death of another man in hayward jose lopez is charged in the death of 68 year-old roland jose silva. silva was shot and killed sunday at his home in hayward and the da's office says that lopez was arraigned yesterday 7.38. is the time right now. and also new this morning, there was a motorcyclist who was killed thrown from other bike in san francisco. chp says that this happened at highway 101 on the connector there to eastbound highway interstate 80 around 11 o'clock last night. the motorcyclists flew off the freeway side column and landed closed parking lot pronounced dead at the scene. chp and give details on who that was. >> well, there's a growing memorial in oakland where a well-known sociology professor was killed in a hit and oakland. police say 77 year-old michael rainbow was in a marked crosswalk at grand avenue in park view terrace when he was struck by a car some time little after 7 o'clock monday night. this was in the adams pointe neighborhood. the car responsible then drove off. we've since learned th

dan kerman kron. 4 pnews. all right. there's a ne bill. it's going to the state legislature and they want to limit utility rate hikes >> hey, rich state senator a although the bill known as the investor owned utility accountability act, if signed, would prohibit the utility company for proposing more than one rate increase per year capitals increases residents to know more than the consumer price index, the audit and the use utility equipment in fire risk areas. i you know, i have seen residents share their bills where >> it's $800 a month where summer it's $1000 a month, right? depending on if it's a single family home or they're renters right. and how can somebody do that when they're on a fixed income in response to pg e they released a statement saying they are we are the higher energy cost. >> and that they are taking action to limit future rate increases and help stabilize customer bills. donuts, they're set to open a new location today. that's at 2.30, this afternoon. mayor daniel lurie is going tend to support an honor, small busin

not just in san francisco oakland infect kron four's dan kerman visited with the oakland police to seehey're making sure everybody stays safe. >> as we're preparing to welcome increase of visitors to our city, we are here to keep our residents in those visitors safe. at a news conference wednesday, oakland police said they're staffing up for an influx of visitors for nba all-star game events in oakland. it's it's going to be more visibility. there is going to be targeted enforcement if you come into our city, a victimized. her community members or businesses were people that are coming here to enjoy the festivities. we will arrest san francisco is chase center is center stage for this weekend's nba activity. numerous events are taking place at the oakland arena as well. plus, numerous spots in the city of oakland. as a result, oakland police will be using a multi-agency approach, including the chp. they're going to increase their traffic operations in and around our major thoroughfares to include international boulevard, broadway. >> those areas where we know that people are going to c

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 809, and on the peninsula. palo alto janitorial supervisor has been convicted of sexually abusing a co worker and lying about it to a federal investigator. i know for a solace. lozano was found guilty of assault on january 31st. he worked as a knight supervisor for a janitorial services contractor that clean the palo alto veterans affairs hospital one night in 2021. he trapped one of the employees that he supervised in a patient room and forced her to engage in activity. now he faces a maximum penalty of life in federal prison. >> well, meantime, several bay area teacher unions were going to be gathering today. it's part of what they call the we can't wait campaign. 77,000, california educators are demanding better staffing and school resources. there will be 3 campaigns this morning, one at the san jose teachers association office on thornwood drive. that will be at 10 this morning. so in a couple of hours, the other is going to be 12, 30 this afternoon. that'll be at the buena vista, horace mann community sch

dan kerman had a chance to sit down with her. >> this job is to make sure that we are about public safety and about victims. >> alameda county superior court judge ursula jones dixon is less than 2 weeks away from taking charge of the alameda county district attorney's office. this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price. my mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives is price had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of people approving of that. and so i want to remove

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> 10, 16 right now and take a look at this. snow coming down will be on mount hamilton is just south bay. yeah, we just got this video and this is the from the likud observatory and you can see the vehicle cover their the roads have a little dusting in the bay area. we're expecting a big storm which will bring a lot of snow. i love it when we get a little snippet of but to see. >> that snow on top of mount hamilton last night, a sign things to come up in tahoe. indeed. it looks pretty nice up there right now. look at those blue skies. in fact, 24 hours from now, it is not going to look like that at all. as we see bay area rain kicking into gear tonight and sierra snowfall around that same time, as you can see, there are some offshore showers right now. last night was a rainy night for portions of the peninsula and south bay. now, hamilton got that little bit of new snowfall, but we've got a lot more heading our direction, mostly after 06:00pm. tonight, our storm nor will begin to slowly open. it's light to moderate rainfall in

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay safety concerns in oakland affecting a business owned by ayesha curry. sweet july posted an instagram. it's closing to prioritize the safety of its customers and staff. the store's last day of business will be this coming sunday sweet july opened in 2021 on 23rd street. it features products from black owned businesses and local bay area makers. class back in session and we them in a leadership academy in vallejo after was closed for more than a week because thieves cut copper wire, which then cut off power to the entire school campus. the school had to cancel classes all of last week. the repairs cost the school about $160,000. police say they are investigating the theft. also in the north bay, the drug enforcement administration, the dea work together with the sonoma county sheriff's narcotics unit and made 2 arrests in santa rosa and rohnert park marco hernandez of rohnert park and another man out of santa rosa were both arrested on state and federal charges. this is related to the sale and distribution of narcotics. the dea and the narco

dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> it's now been one week since that deadly mid-air collision between an american airlines plane and the military helicopter. and today lawmakers got a briefing. the crash investigation. our washington, d.c., correspondent reshad hudson has more. >> lawmakers learned that new details in a closed door briefing from federal investigators about last week's deadly mid-air collision between an american airlines jet and a military helicopter. texas republican senator ted cruz said a safety feature on the helicopter was turned off ahead of the crash. this was a training mission. so it was there was no compelling national security reason for 80 s p diddy turned all the faa is restricting helicopters from flying over reagan national airport and limiting the amount of air traffic coming into the airport. thing that's certain is about the actual aircraft. >> in terms of the protocols in such a crowded airspace. west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito says she's confident investigators will find answers. but i can tell people that we are going to know what hapben

kron four's dan kerman set down with dixon to discuss her plans for her first days in office. >> this is to make sure that we are about public safety and about victims. >> alameda county superior court judge ursula jones dixon is less than 2 weeks away from taking charge of the alameda county district attorney's office. this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price. my mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives is price had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of pe

kron four's dan kerman has that story. it different.> former alameda county superior court judge ursula jones dickson was sworn in tuesday afternoon as alameda county's new district attorney. jones dickson replaces pamela price who was recalled in november's election after being accused of not holding criminals accountable. >> and clearly communicating with victims and their families prior to the ceremony, jones dickson discussed are priorities with reporters. >> i think our biggest call is going to be to try to make sure that victims in the community realize that it is our job. this is a victim centered process. it's our job to make sure they are hurt and as much as possible they get the things that they need out of this process. if you have to come to the da's office is never a good time right? you're not here for fun. but the expectation is that somebody is hearing you, they're listening to you and they're making sure that your needs are being met as best that we can. jones dickson says other top priorities include reversing prices,

well, dan kerman talk to doctors how the trump plan, what effect ucsf u.s. research. >> ucsf gets more research dollars from the national institutes of health than any other public institution in the nation. but that research is now in jeopardy. following the nh is announcement friday that it was cutting billions of dollars of medical research funding 2 universities across the nation. >> it's completely threatened to means that and a lot of researchers can't do their work. their lives will work. people have to be laid off. it would really have devastating impacts to research and our research advances, human health. so we don't want to do that. doctor monica gandhi is an infectious disease specialist ucsf. she says the funding the trump administration wants to cut at ucsf and that labs across the country pays for things like support staff, lab space, electricity and other types of infrastructure. >> she says if the cutbacks prevail, it's the sick who will suffer. >> we are really big cancer center at ucsf. so, for example, we're studying new cancer drugs. and

she also had a roundtable discussion in san francisco kron dan kerman has that story. >> house speakerto her home in san francisco thursday to visit the food bank for roundtable about what the republican budget proposal has in store for americans. she says it's all about slashing the safety net that provides food and health care services for those most in need. >> whatever bill you're talking about, they have a way of picking the pocket of people who need it most and where to get the benefit to those who need it least. >> pelosi heard from a variety of service providers that distribute those services and from parents who use those services vital nutrition programs that are part of the farm bill under threat. >> if the program is cut, tens of thousands of san franciscans people from marin county could be impacted when you have children with special health needs and disabilities. medicaid is your lifeline that keeps your children connected. these proposed cuts are death sentence or community over 50% of the babies born in california are born via medicaid. pelosi says few know about the p