has it made you a kron? 4 news. >> san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins says that she will leave the city's sanctuary city policy as it is. she had sought to amend the policy last month after the department of homeland security said that it would not extradite 2 suspects from mexico unless the city agreed to notify immigration agents in case they were released from custody. the san francisco's sanctuary ordinance bars law enforcement from cooperating with immigration officials. in most cases. but for sarah stinson is covering this story tonight as she will have full coverage coming up on kron. 4 news at 9 on international women's day. san francisco police department says it plans to double the number of women serving on the force by the end of the decade. the department is signing the 30 by 30 pledge, a commitment to have women make up 30% of the new recruitment classes by 2030. the san francisco police department says women currently make up 14% of sworn officers and 17% of the leadership roles

kron four's.ne heenan joins us now with more california and the bay area's efforts to make up for past mistakes. yeah. well, that could cost california more than 800 billion dollars to compensate black residents. > for what are argued to generations of over-policing things like housing discrimination. according to economists. so they told a first of its kind task force one that's considering reparations and that's more than 2 and a half times the stage, 300 billion dollar annual budget. an advisory committee has recommended 5 million dollar payouts. also guaranteed incomes of at least $97,000. the state attorney general today applauded the panel's efforts. >> never has any state government and 400 years of american history and barked on such an expensive effort of truth. and conciliation around the institution of slavery and its present-day effects. >> the task force has until july first to recommend a lawmakers. how california can atone for what it says are racist systems which oppressed black pe

lotus kron. 4 news. thank you. grant governor newsom says he wants to make a big change for the future of san quentin. california's oldest state prison. >> he wants to make much of a dedicated rehab facility under 20 million dollar plan, san quentin would be transformed from a maximum security prison to one focusing more on rehab in education. and it's all of that in an effort to break the cycle of crime kron four's terisa stasio. we'll have that story coming up at 8.30. bart police are trying to find the attacker who they say accidentally shot another passenger on a train. >> a spokesperson for the agency says a man pistol-whipped a passenger at about 10 o'clock last night. and then accidentally fired the weapon, causing the bullet to graze the victim's head. barr police say this happened after the 2 men got into an argument on a train that was approaching the embarcadero station in san francisco. the victim went to the hospital and is expected to be okay. bart's now former inspector general claims the transit age

coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 9. coming up on kron, 4 news at a major bank stepped in to save one institution reap from becoming the 3rd bank to fail in less than a week. >> plus, the effort to get a recount of the oakland mayoral race is apparently over the latest announcement from the alameda registrar's office. but first, hundreds of tiny homes are coming to the bay area. the pledge by governor newsom and his effort to try to address homelessness. he's down and kept people are dying in the streets, dine on our watch. it is a disgrace. >> 4 california cities are receiving tiny homes to help house more of the people who are living on the streets. governor newsom's announcement he announced an additional 1 billion dollars in funding to help communities that have a proven track record in reducing homelessness and he made 1200 tiny new homes available the tiny home. so we sent out this summer as part of the state's 2025 goal of reducing unsheltered homelessness by 15%. los angeles, sacramento, san diego and san jose. w

kron four's. dan storm has the story. >> 34 year-old science has been charged in connection with the hit-and-run death of pittsburgh team brooke. jeffrey signs is accused of striking jeffrey, along stoneman avenue and taking off in the night of march, 7th at the time the teen was walking to be picked up by her mother. it takes a weight off of our grateful. >> that they were able to catch. so get this close. family friend kayla lane says jefferies dance team has been devastated by her death. the 17 year-old was set to compete this weekend. >> her fellow keeping her memory alive through temporary tattoos of her favorite animal. all he had to do was stop. >> and he did it. he ran. and he just left for their contra costa county prosecutors officially charged signs friday. deputy da jeff kolko says signs not only took off from the scene after striking jeffrey. >> but also tried to cover it up. attempted to conceal evidence of the crime by spring painting is a vehicle that was used in the collation. >>

kron four's.oins us here in the studio now to explain how the governor finally made good on his promise against the oil companies, catherine. yeah, and it took a while. this law has been not nearly a year in the making. >> governor newsom has now signed a bill which he says will hold while companies more accountable. the signature makes it official. the governor's proposal is now law on this follows a months long special session aimed at addressing record high oil prices. the law will create an independent oil watchdog division with subpoena power, meaning the california energy commission will be able to impose financial penalties on oil companies deemed to be a price gouging or earning excessive profits. the division will also be able to refer cases to the attorney general for prosecution. they don't have your back. so i want to thank each and every member of the legislature for having the backs. >> 40 million americans live in the greatest hate in our union and our message to big oil is very cle

kron 4 news script. back to you. thank you, justine. well, only kron 4 tonight. they are prescribed, of course, to treat pain, but addiction to opioids causes. >> a whole different kind of suffering, not just for the drug users, but their loved ones. our communities said large and over the coming months, kron four's putting the focus on fentanyl, a drug that claims the lives of tens of thousands of americans every year. tonight, kron 4 sarah stinson breaks down some of the numbers here in the bay area. >> fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that can be 100 times stronger than morphine. more than likely. you already heard about it. but if you're not concerned about it, you may want to pay closer attention. >> health officials and law enforcement, they're sounding the alarm about a dramatic spike in fatal overdoses of fentanyl. fentanyl is one of the leading causes of death for young adults. 18 to 45 years old. >> it's not car crashes. >> it's not murder. >> it's a lethal opioid turned a street drug and these deaths are preventable. >> in the bay area, the center of this

tonight on kron, 4 news at 800's of pg. any employees working to restore power to tens of thousands of customers will have the latest on the outages around the bay area. plus, the san mateo county board of education. the filed a lawsuit against a number of social media companies ahead, the board allegations and more as well as the company reactions and march madness starts tomorrow. where you can go in california to watch the college basketball >> pg e is continuing to respond to a number of power outages around the bay area. thousands of them, the green circles mean 50 customers or less are without power. the yellow a diamond set means 50 to 500 customers are in the dark in those orange areas indicate 500 to 5,000 customers don't have power. there were some red triangles yesterday with more than 5,000 customers. custer together in the dark. but those have been rectified. so the situation is getting better. but still they're almost 100,000 customers across the bay area and pretty much in all parts of the bay area, but mostl

kron four's.atest on the effort to repair the roadway. >> roughly 130 households trapped after this road washed out during the atmospheric river that dumped heavy rain overnight. didn't hear anything but we did come down. first thing this morning to check it not in just baker's family of 5 are among those stock north main street in. so cal is the only road into the multiple residential streets. i felt really badly knowing that the impact felt with the students at the schools. i work at what we're thankful to have a bye school so we can use. residents were forced to use a neighbor's backyard bridge to walk over bates creek to get in and out of 1000. people have come through our. >> our driveway crazy. but we met a lot neighbors that we didn't know. and lot numbers that we have seen for a while all day friday, road crews laid a new covert in hopes of getting one lane often running before the next storm comes now confident that the cruiser wall. >> bill, to put a fix in place that can do through the

thanks, lauren swell only on kron 4 tonight. they are prescribed, tried to treat pain but addiction to opioids. >> causes a different kind of suffering, not just for the drugs users, but certainly as well as the loved ones and our communities. >> over the coming kron 4 is actually putting the focus on fentanyl. it's a drug that claims the lives of tens of thousands of americans each and every year. our core for sarah stinson breaks down some of the numbers here in the bay area. >> fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that can be 100 times stronger than morphine. more than likely. you already heard about it. but if you're not concerned about it, you may want to pay closer attention. >> health officials and law enforcement, they're sounding the alarm about a dramatic spike in fatal overdoses of fentanyl. fentanyl is one of the leading causes of death for young adults. 18 to 45 years old. >> it's not car crashes. >> it's not murder. >> it's a lethal opioid turned a street drug and these deaths are preventable. >> in the bay area, the cente

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kron four's.tin campbell has the story. in less than 24 hours. san jose police say they have identified the driver of that car and that suspect is now sitting behind bars. >> these home surveillance video shows a honda sedan plowing to the intersection of blossom hill road and lake avenue sunday evening, a neighbor heard the crash. her daughter, a nurse, ran out to help. unfortunately, 45 year-old challah mean and her dog died daughter suffered non-life-threatening injuries just to think of the poor. >> daughter helped a witness. was in her mom was just. us. >> sunday was especially hard for elizabeth more. corey person was also struck by a hit and run driver and highway 87 in 85. >> i was just left there to act. then for himself. why police impasse of ice were able to pull him from the car, her helping his cars. he could get up for safety. >> one day people came in late flowers building a growing makeshift memorial for the need. detectives went to work and identify the car with the help of camera

the kron 4 morning news continues.by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery. because a little play can make your day. logo scratches on >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look now at clear skies in downtown san francisco. that's perspective of sales force tower right in the middle of the screen there. looking like a nice day to go out for a walk, maybe a road trip day. >> that's true. that's good for that to good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and look at the golden gate bridge. how about that? no interference from fog. not much in the way of winds. we expected to get a little windy in spots to breezy this afternoon. temperature check for you. we graduated out of the 30's everywhere livermore's about 41 40's also covering much of the north bay to a 51 already for this hour in antioch. here's a quick comparison for you. you can s

kron 4 news. still to come tonight, governor newsom still. >> not running for president, but some experts think it announcement from the governor today that he made. >> could be a step, though, in that direction. plus, it has been quite a series of storms this year. more on the record breaking snow that we've been seeing in the sierra and how the bay area. is no longer in a drought, at least for right now. and former president trump's indict making history today. we'll be talking live here with the political ein the surrounding the federal drug charges that have been brought against the executive director of the san jose police officers association. >> prosecutors say joanne segovia worked to import fentanyl into the country as part of a larger scheme to distribute opioids. according to court documents, investigators say some govia used computers at both work and home. so order thousands of opioids from overseas. some of those shipments they say were intercepted by federal authorities. tonight, th

. >> this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. we're going to start now with this very scary scene in san jose where police say a student is now in custody for stabbing another student. it happened today at sunrise middle school. that's where kron four's gayle ong is live for us. she has the very latest kale. what happened? >> but just enough, police just left the scene in the last hour and they responded to a reported stabbing here on campus. this all happened just after noon. and you can see just here on campus, not a lot of people here at the moment, but police did respond. they got that call afternoon about a 15 year-old student who was stabbed with non-life-threatening injuries. that suspect is also a student, according to police. that suspect is in custody and will be booked into juvenile hall for assault with a deadly weapon at this hour. just quiet on campus. but it was much busier earlier when parents have to pick up their students. i didn't see some online chatter that parents talk about their childr

it's a special day for to recess kron. 4 >> all right. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. one state senator is pushing for a new proposal that would allow for a floating pool in the bay. we're going hear the proposed plan after the break. and congress is scrambling to convince the international community's at the american financial system is ok after multiple banks collapsed. we have a live report from dc will be right back after the break. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we are getting you ready for a friday and a really nice weekend. dave spahr waking up with us bright and early on this saint patty's day to give us that forecast. good morning day. well, good morning, good morning, everybody. and the golden gate bridge looking pretty good as we start the day. not a lot in the way of fog to greet us. 38 at the santa rosa. but most readings are, in fact. >> mid 40's at this a moment. so it kind of a mild start not bad for the temps going on today, even into tomorrow. we'll get sprayed by some cloud cover. looks this afternoon. so scattered clouds in the afterno

kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. and a reminder to our viewers, if you or someone you know, is going through a mental health crisis, you can call or text this number 9, 8, 8, you can talk to a trained counselor who will connect you to local services. that line is open. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. if you need immediate medical attention, you are advised to call 9-1-1. the coast guard is leading the search for a missing 7 year-old boy in monterey county. and the child was first reported missing around 8 o'clock last night. officials say a 3 year-old boy was alone on the beach last night. >> until the passer by his mother had gone into the ocean and didn't come back. this is in the area of moss landing the boy later told first responders his brother was also in the water with his mom this morning, the sheriff's office said the body of the mother had been found. but we have learned that they have suspended their search for the 7 year-old brother, the son of the mother this afternoon. not exactly clear why the mother a

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you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. governor newsom vowing to reform the state's incarceration system. the governor launching the effort at an institution. his office is called one of california's most notorious state prisons. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports from san quentin. the queue. >> well, it's a little bit tough to see, but that's the edge of san quentin just beyond the bay. there is california's oldest state prison and what some have described as its most infamous state prison. now, governor gavin newsom says he has a plan to drastically reshape san quentin to become what he calls a model for the rest of the governor gavin newsom spending part of his day meeting with people incarcerated at san quentin state prison in marin county. >> established in the 18 50's san quentin has long been home to california's largest population of people on death row population today of more than 670. but now the governor wants to move them to other facilities and transform this president to focus on education and r

and this morning on the kron, 4 morning news, we announced our winner kron 4.phanie lin has her story. >> such an honor to recognize, look, you should young this morning. she is the ceo of the oakland reach, a nonprofit working to help kids in oakland get access to quality education. >> the key start of the oakland region 2016 because she saw a serious need among families in underserved neighborhoods. many kids were simply not meeting state testing standards. in fact, state data shows more than half of all black 3rd graders failed to meet language arts testing standards just last year. so look, he's just started to organize. she bought parents together to demand kids get priority enrollment in high-performing school districts. she brought internet and technology to more than 100 families during the pandemic and launched an online portal offering free tutoring for kids. and that's just part of the list of accomplishments. but it does provide a picture of why. look, you show such a leader in the community and illustrates the difference that she continues to make.

kron four's. dan thorn live in san francisco tonight with more on how people were reacting to really unusual weather again today. dan. >> that's right. grant today was a mixture of a little bit of fun, but also a little bit of fatigue. there were people that were taken by surprise by today's hail from the thunderstorms. of course, a lot of those people sharing pictures and videos with us about that. but some of them also telling us that they have just been sort of tired by this series of storms that we've been getting throughout the winter that have now carried into the spring. >> hail falling from the heavens and landing all across the bay area. >> the latest big storm dumping the super cooled water making for a super cool side wednesday afternoon. >> it lay off by 5 and that those crazy. but i know what happens around from time to time, but not in out to other happened just now was caught by surprise. kind on life. >> cars in san francisco's castro district slowly navigating the slick streets as

kron. 4 morning news we announce the winner kron 4.phanie lin has the story. such an honor to recognize. look, you should young this morning. she is the ceo of the oakland reach, a nonprofit working to help kids in oakland get access to quality education. >> the key start of the oakland region 2016 because she saw a serious need among families in underserved neighborhoods. many kids were simply not meeting state testing standards. in fact, state data shows more than half of all black 3rd graders failed to meet language arts testing standards just last year. so look, he's just started to organize. she bought parents together to demand kids get priority enrollment in high-performing school districts. she brought internet and technology to more than 100 families during the pandemic and launched an online portal offering free tutoring for kids. and that's just part of the list of accomplishments. but it does provide a picture of why. look, you show such a leader in the community and illustrates the difference that she continues to make. we

kron. 4 news. >> new this morning, firefighters tackled a house fire in san jose. this phelan avenue just east of on center road. the incident forced the closure of an intersection at center and phelan. no reports of any injuries. we have reached out to fire officials for more on when that road closure will be lifted. and new this morning, the treasury secretary is weighing in on the collapse of silicon valley bank. it's the largest bank to fail, says the 2008 financial crisis prof was. justin campbell is live for us outside as we be in santa clara with more on the response from secretary janet yellen. just it. at good morning, stephanie. we're not seeing those huge lines like we saw on friday of people outside the bank. the only people that are here. >> our security that are inside in overnight, treasury secretary janet yellen saying that they will not bail out the bank, but it is working to help. they are working to help depositors who are concerned about their money. now, if d i c insured up to

kron. 4 news at 9 is next.re as we continue to follow up on the cleanup from yesterday's major storms. stay with us. >> when >> fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now tonight, a major cleanup and repair effort is under way across the bay area after that big old storm pummeled our region with heavy rain and ferocious winds. 5 people lost their lives and thousands of pg and e customers are still in the dark tonight. good evening, everybody. thanks for being with us on kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. yesterday's storm was also deadly. >> 5 people lost their lives and today crews spent the day restoring power and cleaning up downed trees in san francisco workers from the city's department of public works were swamped cleaning up those downed trees. the department says that thewe were more than 750 trees that need to be cleaned up from the embarcadero to golden gate trees fell down all over the on top of cars. others on the po

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. >> in other news, governor newsom is expected to sign legislation to increase transparency in the oil industry. that measure gives the california energy commission the power to set a cap on oil prices. penalties would be imposed by regulators if they decide. well, companies are making excessive profits. supporters argue that measure will and price gouging and prevent extreme price spikes. opponents say the legislation could drive companies out of state, reducing supply and increasing the cost of fuel. the measure would take effect in 90 days. >> coming up, targeting fentanyl distributors, the new punishments they could face. >> also, spinouts fender benders. the latest storms causing more accidents. more road closures and programming note for viewers who watch kron 4 using an antenna. >> on wednesday tomorrow can force changing frequencies. that means you'll need to risk and your tv after that date to continue receiving crowd for over the air. >> for people who watch o

bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news. i'm reyna harvey. are you ready for the day? i and it's friday, but we get one more day just to, you know, just give it john has been tracking that forecast past few days, john, the weekend. not looking so hot. good morning. definitely not. ha ha have. but also not super duper cold. just some showers moving back into the bay area. >> just going to make for a weekend that karina said not the best, not the hottest for getting outside enjoying. we will be in the midst of some nice, dry skies today and mild conditions out there. quite our got the moon set there right behind it. love the views of them in the past few early mornings for early risers were about the only ones that have been seeing that livermore in mountain view at 39 degrees right now, nevada. youere at 39 as well. some 40's elsewhere in the bay area. we're back to a chilly morning, but not as cold as we were the past couple of mornings. so there is that in our afternoon today. looks nice. we are looking at a switch up this

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. the sonoma county district attorney released a statement that reads in part all students deserve to learn in a safe and supportive environment. >> my office will continue to work collaboratively with the school district, law enforcement and community partners to support the well-being of our young people and to keep our schools safe. the stabbing has reignited conversation about police presence on campuses. the santa rosa police officers association says that within just the past 2 weeks, police were called to schools for emergencies, including stabbing battery robbery, criminal threats, public intoxication and arson in last year alone, santa rosa police responded to 945 emergency calls from schools. >> it's been more than a year and teachers in the unified the san francisco unified school district are still not receiving accurate pay in many cases, sometimes teachers are overpaid. others are underpaid and some have not received paychecks at all. they say during their monthly payroll

kron four's changing frequencies. and that means you'll need to tv after that date to continue receiving kron 4 over the air. ewers watch kron 4 on cable satellite or streaming. no action is needed. >> new >> developments now out of that mass school shooting in nashville, tennessee, a former student of the school killed 3 children and 3 adults. this was at a christian elementary school. it happened this morning. investigators say the suspect had a thorough planned for this shooting. >> our reporter dallas parker is joining us live now from nashville with the latest. alex, you've been there all day gathering information. what we know now. >> well, we know now the identities of those 6 people that were killed outside of the shooter, of course, 3, 9, year-old children, evelyn house haleigh scruggs and william kenny, all age 9, as well as cynthia peak. 61. catherine. >> age 60 and mike hill age. 61. we're hearing mister hill may have been a custodian. >> at the school now, the covenant school, like you mentioned as a pres

this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waltman. and as these downpours continue, much of the bay area is dealing with high winds, cold temperatures and hail. here's video from right outside our station earlier today. and you can see the hail started to come down really hard to make a big mess. but luckily, we didn't have any damage was also really loud to listen to. we're going to find out if these hailstorms are done for the day with our meteorologist kyla grogan. she is in the weather center for us. we're taking this live. look here at francisco. it's still pretty gray out there today. cuyler are we done with the hail and also it's really cold out there. yeah, it's chilly out there. we're not quite done with these thunderstorms as long as they're around. we do have the potential for more hail. we also have the potential for flooding. and you can see that we've got aerial flood advisories in a good portion right now. >> a south bay and east bay in particular and a little bit in the north bay and in sonoma coun

on kron. 4 news at 8. hog governor newsom plans to supply the state with tools to fight the fentanyl crisis. >> and spring was nice, but it is back to winter tomorrow. we've got a big storm coming. we'll take a look at it next. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> welcome back our 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look outside at the bay bridge. light in the traffic department dry for now. yeah, but not for long. lawrence is here to tell us that winter doesn't want to leave. no. did you guys enjoy spring won that one day, one day of that today and that was it. i mean, we've got another significant storm headed our way the storm could bring not only rain, but i think the winds going end up being the bigge

kron 4 dot com. teachers have more than a dozen schools in the oakland unified school district walked off the job today as part of a contract dispute are seeking a 23% raise over. >> for years, which they say would make their salaries more competitive with other districts. the teachers usd was provided to a 13% state they laid off. some employees and hired some others in administrative positions protested unfolded earlier today outside several schools followed by a rally outside city hall. >> i put it 23 years now and i've i've never been this is really like that. i was just the more what the district is offering us. the market stop by with their 3.5 rays. there i so tired of seeing my colleagues leave this district because we're the lowest paying district in the bait. just want to get up the minute the median pay far east bay. i don't think that's too much to ask you that much. >> the oakland unified school district released a statement that reads in part the district kept all schools open and stude

that wraps up kron. 4 news at 8 kron. 4 news at 9 is here.ki is here with that with a preview hi, you guys. >> and thank you both. here's rhat's coming up on kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock. >> ahead of san francisco's, a 9-1-1 center says that her department is dealing with the staffing crisis and the volume of emergency calls that came in during recent storms have been just too much for them to handle why she says the department is so understaffed and how the city is trying to fill the vacancies as soon as possible. plus, a popular park in the south bay has been closed since january. all because of all that storm-related damages. and with more wild weather coming our way, why there's still no timeline on when that might reopen the financial loss at the city of san jose is now dealing with because of the ongoing closure. and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has your weekend forecast for news at 9 is next. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9 san francisco's 9-1-1, center

kron four's. rob nesbitt has more on how the shooter's gender identity is also part of the debate. >> audrey hale identified as transgender and that's been a hot topic of debate in the state of tennessee where it's now illegal for you to receive gender affirming care. this is what the cover of the new york post looked like tuesday while the hashtag trans terrorism trended on twitter. some republican politicians suggesting that audrey hills identity as a trans person was the reason they entered the covenant school carrying guns. georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor, greene posted on twitter saying, quote, >> how much hormones like testosterone medication for mental illness was the transgender nashville school shooter taking everyone can stop blaming guns. now, honey mahogany is the chair of the san francisco democratic party. i don't think that we can win an entire community. >> based on the fact that this one you know, have some sort of psychotic break. tennessee recently passed 2 laws making it

of the bay area today on the kron. 4 morning news, we announced our winner kron 4. stephanie lin joining us live now. stephanie, i know you got to highlight her earlier this month. she seemed so honored this morning. yeah, no. well, great to see you. and of course, yes, such an honor to recognize, look, he hsiung this morning. >> she is the ceo of the oakland reach, a nonprofit working to help kids in oakland get access to quality education. look, he just started the oakland region- 2016 because she saw a serious need among families in underserved neighborhoods. many kids were simply not meeting state testing standards. in fact, state data shows more than half of all black third-graders failed to meet language arts testing standards just last year. so look, he's just started to organize. she brought parents together to demand kids get priority enrollment in high-performing school districts. she brought internet and technology to more than 100 families during the pandemic and launched an online portal offering free tutoring for kids. >> every day there is a kid, ther

stuart kron 4. sarah stinson live for us in san francisco in syria, talks with city leaders about what this declaration they put out actually means. >> well, yeah. and the main advice i'm hearing from city officials is to stay home during the peak of that storm and they're telling you that this emergency declaration has really helped them, you know, recover from the last storm, get those downed trees, chopped up and everything, but also prepare and inspect the windows on these high rises for tomorrow storm. mayor london breed issuing an emergency declaration, gives departments more resources and authority to clean up. >> and prevent more storm related deaths and damage from occurring over 900 trees. either trees fall or large branches that fell. and so we have our crews outside. >> with public works in the fire department board of supervisors. president aaron peskin says he asked the mayor to add a provision. >> given the department of building inspection more authority, its states director of the d

ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you, ella. coming up next in sports, the giants were hoping to have aaron judge on their team for opening day. >> unfortunately, for them, he decided stay in the bronx. jason will show us how the yankee >> the uc berkeley's central sierra snow lab has recorded more than 700 inches of snow this season. that is the most snowfall in 70 years. in fact, it's so much snow that the snow lab at the board up his windows in order to prevent them from breaking under the pressure of the high snow banks. and this is the first time in 2 weeks at the lab finally has had working phones. the snow lab says that this year is second only to 1952 when it comes to the snow pack that year. it was 812 inches of wow. that's a lot of snow. >> well, the bay area's no longer experiencing a drought. the latest monitor released today shows minor improvements you can see last week moderate drought was hanging on in the corners of napa and solano counties. but with the latest round of storms, even those corners of cleared out,

4 and online at kron 4 dot com.etball game. >> a brawl erupted between members of the 2 opposing teams. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with an eyewitness. >> you're looking at video of a brawl between 2 high school basketball teams that happened thursday at archbishop riordan high school in san francisco. it was round 2 of the california interscholastic federation's nor cal regional quarter final playoff game between the number 4 ranked riordan crusaders in the white jerseys. number 5 high school tigers visiting from sacramento wearing the dark uniforms. >> play for gala on to play for mission. never seen a brawl. >> like that. they pain was in the stands supporting the home team in the fight broke out with one minute and 15 seconds left on the game clock. you know, just got real terms, the toys, the adults and then i seen one can get a shot from the bag and then fled the scene and people get thrown. bush left and and you know, you start having all the players coming off the bat. he describes a scary moment at one

4 and kron 4 dot com. say it's not. so ted lasso preparing to leave the locker room for the last time. indeed, the cast of the acclaim soccer comedy series are united for the premier. >> of the 3rd and final season it is won the emmy for best comedy twice already has the show and creator and star jason says it is time to close the chapter on this character, his character. but he says the coach will never be far away. >> the man's always always been a part of me a while before we did the commercial or the show. and so that or, you you know, it will it will still come out as people know what they call it now. i don't know what it was before either. so now we know. haha. >> ted lasso's 3rd season premieres march. 15th can't wait. all right. up next, oscars are on sunday and >> we have a preview of what the chef wolfgang puck is cooking up for the stars of hollywood's biggest night. chef wolfgang puck is preparing an oscars feast fit for the red carpet. today the celebrity chef previewed his academy awards men

theresa kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 will honor remarkable women of the bay area all month long.d more about our finalist by scanning the qr code on your screen. there will also air news stories each week right here on kron 4 and kron 4 dot com. >> well, 5.39 taking a look at radar. making sure you're prepared. yesterday was a busy weather day still watching some spotty showers right here in our area as the storm makes its way to the livermore area, sacramento and of course, to the sierra. so here's what you need to know. as plan your day. storm tracker 4 just showing you down to the sluth. we're still seeing some that storm activity as we zoom in just a little bit closer. you can see that right here of 5 at the patterson. you're going to start to see some for the super commuters. but really, morgan hill, i am watching this. you can see more than a quarter inch of rain happening right now, especially during the rush hour. i'm going to see traffic picking up in that area and half moon receiving a sprinkle or 2. you can see that right there corner of your screen. sfo yesterday was

theresa kron. 4 news. the oakland police officers association says the city is ignoring their request. >> for more information about the cyber security breach that happened in february. the president says it let it lie to the city employees personal. it led to the city's employees. personal data being compromised. kron four's amanda hari has that story for us. >> the oakland police officers association is looking for answers after recent ransomware attack in oakland affected everything from the city's non-emergency phone line to paying for parking tickets. what's the scope of the release? we've known we had no idea. >> and how many police officers, city employees were impacted. we're families impacted. what's the mitigation plan? what steps are the city doing to try and bring this to a halt? oakland pua president barry donelan says they want to set up a meeting with city leaders. they sent a letter to the city administrator on march 6th and a letter to the mayor on march 20th letter offer letter letter. >>

kron four's. charles clifford is live for us now outside of maria carrillo high school in santa rosa with more. and charles, we understand that students are walking out of class today in protest. >> yeah, we have learned that they are planning to walk out of the classrooms at noon today. and if you can look behind me there, there are some students starting to walk out. we understand they may have a rally on campus today asking the administration the school district to improve safety for students. they also may hold a moment of silence to honor the student who died at montgomery high school earlier this week. let's go ahead and take a look at some video here. as you may recall this past wednesday, over at montgomery high school, 16 year-old jayden. the into died after being stabbed by another student during a fight in an art class. no student broke up that fight. yanta and another student were taken to the hospital. he died there. the other did receive injuries. now, the school montgomery high scho

i'm justine waldman, kron, 4 news. all right. just seen naacp, certainly an important voice in this conversation. >> and we'll look for you tonight at 6. thank you. >> chinese president xi jinping is in moscow, a meeting with president vladimir putin of russia today. was that the first of a three-day visit? the kremlin says that today's meeting included a detailed explanation. their explanation of the war in ukraine. the trip comes just days after an international court issued an arrest warrant for putin accusing him of war crimes. the u.s. says that they are watching the talks closely while also focusing on ramping up support for ukraine, agreeing to send the country another 350 million dollars in weapons and equipment coming up by some of the world's leading vaccine makers are developing bird flu shots for humans. >> and the baby formula being recalled over bacteria. concerns what parents should know they try to keep their newborn safe. >> gerber is recalling formula because of possible bacterial contamination. the company says

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you're watching kron. 4 news at all. tonight at 5. >> tonight at 5, the latest storm sweeping through the bay area bringing with it. you heard the hail also lightning thunderstorms to the bay area, but how much longer? >> well, this weather last, thanks for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 5, everybody. i'm grant lotus and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki tonight. yeah. bouts of intense rain. hail. >> even the same throughout the bay area today and a little sunshine at times. an interesting mix. quite a buffet. take a live look outside right now. current conditions here were looking out towards ocean beach and you can see what we're talking about. >> sunshine way out there. but a dark ominous clouds looming over head and kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. sarah lawrence, i know you love this kind of yeah. this is my favorite type of weather. the main cold front has already moved by yesterday. behind that we get that very unstable air. and here we sit today just a little bit of everything at some sunshine.

coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. we're talking about moderna and they plan to raise the price for their covid-19 vaccines. >> while lawmakers say the companies making it to wear average americans can't afford to get a shot. plus, tiktok ceo says the app is not a threat to the u.s. and its users. why he says banning the app would not be fair since it deals with the same challenges, other social media platforms that operate in the u.s. will be righ >> in the north bay, we're talking about those freezing overnight. temps could signal a disaster for wine growers out there kron four's terisa stasio talk with a wine grape grower about the race to limit the damage. take a look and hide vineyard estate in napa county, chardonnay, grapes and pinot noir are starting to grow buds. >> that's great news for wine makers. but the extreme cold temperatures in the forecast pose some it could could be. >> damage that that shoot, which would carry potentially to custer's throughout the season. >> david wilson is a wine grape grower for

well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going off for 30 am this morning. >> a chilly start to the weekend job, but you say we're going to warm up just a bit throughout the day, right? did not get to see this cold all day long. they could miss because that would be rough. it is definitely cold out there this morning. some of us falling as cold as the upper 30's to low 40's right now. and it is pretty breezy, too. so that's going make it feel even colder. so just bundle up in your winters best, even though we are in spring now. your view outside in the east bay showing off some clear skies. we do have a few flurries up in the sierra nevada bay area is quiet. well, aside from the sound of the wind that that might be russian outside your house right now, a chilly temps because we do have these frost advisories for the south bay inland east and north bay as well as the santa cruz mountains. freeze warnings on up into lake and mendocino counties. these will remain through 09:00am this morning and temperatures have fallen i

kron four's ella sogomonian. joining us now from the newsroom with an la the owners of everett and jones are so dismayed so you can imagine. >> they say they the burglars came back a second day in a for businesses in that area to band together and come up with a plan. >> criminals are targeting businesses in oakland's jack london square. the owners of everett and jones reported the first burglary on monday when their front door was shattered. now they say thieves returned the second day and took off with 2 safes. this last break-in was a very emotional for because my mom, 25 years ago. >> tried to buy this well, i think it does not want to open up every jobs. >> and she did that any so she would come and stand in a doorway and pray for this building. and with every time it was boarded up. so every time we put the boards on it, it makes me and my sisters emotional because we know how hard i'm other 5 for this business. >> owners say they had to spend money. they don't new cameras and to replace the windows. now th

this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waltman right now. the storm system is bringing rain and strong winds across our region. it's also dumping more snow in the sierra and that could trigger some flooding in our local creeks. so we do have team coverage all our for you right here on kron. 4 news at 3 to make sure you get through the storm system safely. look outside at our bridges. the roads are wet and slick. and if you must drive during the storm, you're being asked to take it slow as we see here, the bay bridge golden gate, the richmond, sandra fell and the san mateo bridge, not a lot of traffic except for the san mateo section, but the cars have their winter wipers and those headlights on. so let's see what's happening with the rain right now. meteorologist kyla grogan here with the latest. >> all right. here we go. yeah, i know. and here we go at it over with a little bit to atmospheric river wary at this point. we've been through this drill a couple of times, everybody, but unfortunately, here we go aga

that wraps up kron pretty 9. ken and pam are here with their feet firmly planted on the ground. 70 once again. gravity gravity always when driving costs. all right. have thank you. have a good evening. here's what's coming up. >> an east bay grandmother speaking out tonight after her 18 year-old grandson was shot while getting carjacks. the teen was seriously injured. we're going to hear from the grandmother and get the latest on the investigation. plus, a shocking arrest as stanford, a staff member in custody accused of lying about getting raped on campus. why prosecutors say the case is actually one of vengeance and we continue to track the power outages that are still all over the bay area after the last storm from 4 news at 10. coming up next. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. guy. >> that shot my plan you need to face. >> what you're about to face. i just want justice for migrant hunters. >> now, 10 east bay family demanding justice after a teenager recove

kron 4 news. >> thank you. sarah religious facility in the east bay's dealing with its 4th break-in in less than 6 months. leaders at the walnut creek islamic center say police are investigating but haven't found any suspect. our kron four's amanda hari spoke to the facility manager and as security camera footage of the break-in. >> the operations manager of the center tells me both he and police believe the same person is behind all 4 break. it. that person wore a mask but was still caught by the dozen security cameras throughout the facility. security video catches the moment. 2 men jumped a fence surrounding the walnut creek islamic center early saturday morning. >> the men walk around looking for doors they can kick in its and on e we feed expose operations manager tara elder deary says this has happened before. was on a 19 and twice in january. and then again on saturday, the previous break-ins involved, just one person this time. there were 2. the photo on the left is the man from one of january's break-i