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you can also stream kron for news on the go with the kron. 4 mobile app.re watch us online at kron 4 dot com kron. 4 news at 6 is next. >> now at 6, the passage of the measure to close down a portion of san francisco is great highway. well, it's now the focal point of an effort to recall a city supervisor. >> but first, county leaders could soon have the power to remove embattled sheriff christina corpus. voters could grab them that power early next year. >> is at 6. >> thanks for joining us on kron for news at 6. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. our top story tonight. the news emerging. the san mateo county board of supervisors regarding that scandal surrounding the sheriff christina corpus there. the board voted today to allow voters to decide whether the county should have the power to remove a sheriff from office. kron four's lezla gooden joins us live in the newsroom to break down what this means. good evening, leslie. >> good evening. guess the battle continues between the

dan kerman kron, 4 news. the safeway in san francisco fillmore neighborhood is going to be closing after 40 years in business. >> the stuart initially been set to close earlier this yrar, but safeway says it kept the spot open for another 11 months to help serve the community. but the company cited ongoing concerns about staff and customer safety. they say there have been frequent thefts, the location, even remove self checkout lines to try to stop the crime. people live around there say they're concerned because there aren't many grocery stores in the area. >> this community and it really is a community institution that i'm just very disappointed that there is not. better efforts underway to save this community institution because it's going leave a lot of low income people, seniors and families without a place to go for. >> what we need. >> the store will officially close in february. >> a major development tonight, hannah kobayashi, maui woman who had been missing for more than a month has been found safe.

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dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and kron 4 did reach out to mayor thao to california waste solutions and abc security have not at this point. heard back. the fbi says it will not be making any comment on the da's filing. >> no valleys. so temple, pius high school was evacuated today. that's after a bomb threat was reported. >> police were on the scene and talked to one student to had been evacuated to the mill valley community center. >> kept calm night. i think that that's something that people have to have circumstances like this. >> meantime, de la salle high, that's a private all-boys school in concord had a similar threat, although it was declared unfounded pretty soon. school officials say a phone call came in around noon. somebody claimed there was a pipe on campus. students were evacuated. law enforcement was notified. the school did get the all clear about 02:00pm students were released from campus. jury deliberations continued a 4th day today in the high-profile murder trial of many who is charged with killing cash app, co-founder bob lee. and we've learned the defense team is

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the kron 4 mobile app or watch us online kron 4 dot com back.is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ >> now at 6 day 2 of jury deliberations in the murder trial of the man accused of killing cashapp ceo bob lee. but first, we continue our coverage of that big quake that rattled humboldt county and beyond. >> it's 6. >> there's an earthquake happening. >> look at the pool. >> hey, did you feel strong 7 point? oh, earthquake shakes up humble county and even parts of the bay area today from causing water come pools to causing items to fall off shelves. thanks so much for joining us. i'm vicki liviakis. it wasn't the shaking here, but the tsunami warni

. >> down kron. 4 news at 4. a massive 7.0 earthquake rattled northern california earlier today as the governor has declared a state of emergency and that quake triggering a tsunami warning here in the bay area leading to evacuations. >> as people in san francisco headed for higher ground. we're concerned about damage, particularly the northern part of the state and eleanor mendocino and humboldt county is a consequence of that. >> i just signed off on a state of emergency. >> you heard them and governor newsom declared state of emergency today after a powerful 7.0 earthquake hits off the coast of humboldt county. good afternoon. thanks for being with us today on kron. 4 news at 4. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. that earthquake hit around 10. 45 this morning. it triggered a tsunami warning. >> from the bay area all the way up to parts of oregon. but that warning was lifted around noon. a lot of relief once it was lifted. we have team coverage today with reaction from across the bay area. first, though, w

yeah, kron four's.tore's manager. >> about the difficult decision to close and she has reaction from some longtime customers. >> and west portal is such a vibrant area and such a neighborhood, such a village in the middle of the city. and this is going to be a real blow, a lost to the west portal neighborhood after 80 years in business popping house and hardware will be closing at the end of the year. andrew bly lives up the street from the family business. he says losing the store is like losing a close friend. >> cash. they've been here for so many years in. i'm really gonna miss him as somebody who. >> works a lot on the house around the house and everybody's always so nice to help and so knowledgeable, announcing popping house and hardware's closure was hard for the store manager partner carl he says he started working here in 1995. when he was 22 years old. >> what i'm gonna miss is sort of that connection used to seeing the same people every day. i watched them grow up watch their kids grow up in

or watch us online at kron. 4 dot. news at 5 is next. it's taking time. >> because there's more than one strongly held view in the room. >> now at 5 deliberations enter a 3rd day in the trial of the man accused of killing cash app founder bob >> a man was taken into custody today. it out to the pennsylvania. we know he has ties to san francisco, california. >> ties in the bay area. new details tonight about the suspect charged in connection to the murder of united healthcare c thanks so much for joining us on kron for news at 5. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. a suspect is now in

>> now on kron, 4 news at 6. a hotel worker strike in san francisco entered its 11th week. >> and it could end up running all the way through the christmas holiday. >> plus, closing arguments have started in the murder trial of the mobile. many the man accused of murdering cash app founder bob lee. >> is at 6. >> good evening. and thanks so much for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. our top story tonight. closing arguments started today in the murder trial of many he is the man accused of murdering cash app founder bob lee in april. our partners have rob nesbitt was in court today and he brings us details. >> video was played in court monday during closing arguments showing bob lee's last moment a live showing and collapsing into a pool of his own blood. it was then that his youngest child left the courtroom in tears visibly upset family members of both the accused him of the many and victim bubbly entered the courtroom monday for the start of closing arguments. >> the prosecut

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tree says stasio kron. 4 news. >> salmon tales.t attorney is siding with a sheriff's deputy who was arrested last month. deputy carlos tapia was accused of clocking in hours while conducting work for the deputy sheriff's union. he was charged with time card fraud. and arrested the same day. a scathing 400 page report against embattled sheriff christina corpus was released. tapie was one of the first people to speak out against the alleged abuse of power in the sheriff's office following his arrest, district attorney stephen wagstaffe conducted investigation and concluded that should never have been arrested. >> investigation was needed. that's what we did. we completed it and then i arrived at conclusion, not just that he there was evidence was insufficient, but that the crime didn't happen. >> the deputy sheriffs association is calling for a civil rights investigation into tapia's arrest and continuing the call for sheriff corpus to resign. she faces accusations of racism, retaliation, homophobia, abuse of power and having a roman

dan kerman kron. 4 news. kron 4 did reach out to mayor thao, california, waste solutions and abc security but did not hear back. >> the fbi says that it will not make any comment on the da's filings. the world's largest psychedelic church is set to close its stores today. pastor dave hodges of the san francisco based church zeidler claims that they are closing due to harassment from the city's planning department just says that officials have targeted the location with mandates for building updates that were not required before the church open. 20 months ago. the church made headlines for its use of mushrooms in their practices. the church of ambrose e a which opened side door last year says that they will continue to serve their members oakland. let's talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside to san francisco. you can see that it is kind hazy out there force. kathy kathy trafton is here with details. so is it unhealthy? hazy conditions out there? yes, it's moderate to unhealthy. pretty much anyw

and kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> the writing has been on the wall of oakland city hall for some time, a budget deficit of 129 million dollars monday. oakland city leaders were given a list of proposals to close that gap by the end of june next year. as challenging as these budget reductions will be. >> we are clearly prioritizing sound. fiscal leadership, community safety as well as housing security in the basic services. we know that oaklanders deserve. >> that said the proposal calls for cutting police spending by 32 million dollars by cutting 2 police academies and reducing overtime the use of the overtime in the overtime budget. >> this particular year it was 52 million dollars. these budgets are because we do not have the staffing to and these events on on a regular shift. if oakland at the number of officers that it probably need to definitely need to drastically needs, then you would have to schedule of these events on overtime. >> due to the reduction in overtime spending, the chief say

kron 4 dot com.ow as we take this live look outside of where there are some blue skies right now. this is our camera that usually shows us sfo. so we know they're out there today. grogan is here now with the details. that's right. they are out there. they are up there. this is our sutro tower camera and sutro tower camera and certainly can see we have that advisories actually extended to 11:00am because it was so dense in places. >> but sunshine now starting to break through. so if you don't see it yet, it is likely on the way. this is a live look from the east bay. you can start to see some of these clouds are giving way to a little sunshine. those blue skies will mean that we'll be a little warmer today than yesterday. getting back to kind of more average temperatures. but right now we're still just 50 degrees in san francisco and you can see 50's as we roll all the way down through half moon bay, which is actually a little warmer than other spots to a little reversal there. that's today at our new

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kron four's rob nesbitt. he's been covering this trial for us and reports on today's jury deliberations. the jury left for the day monday without reaching a verdict. i spoke with the lead defense attorney for many and that attorney is still in miami where he lives. >> he did appear before a judge over zoom but did not appear in person like he has for the last 6 weeks of this trial. many is accused of murdering bubbly and of the bay bridge early on april 4th, 2023, the defense has argued self-defense while the prosecution says many murdered lee because he blamed him for the drugging and assault of his sister professor at uc law. san francisco are of the room says it won't be an easy decision for the jury. everybody's jittery at this nobody could have knows what to think. and >> i can only assume that a lot of this comes from the fact that so many things to kind of throw a wrench into things showed up fairly late in the game. 12 men and women on the jury deliberated this case all day wednesday, thursday and mon

>> thanks for joining us at kron. 4 news at 11. i'm stephanie rothman. a lockdown advisory has been ordered in antioch neighborhood because of police activity. the lockdown is for residents near lone tree way and country hills drive. >> it's not clear why officers are there, but they have released an alert asking people to stay indoors. 2 back-to-back homicides are being investigated oakland. the shootings happened just within a 48 hour span of each other and have left to neighborhood shaken. it's brought the number of homicide investigations in oakland to 82 and that number far lower than the last few years. but people in oakland still say there's a lot of work to be done to feel safe. kron 4 shock moment has more details. >> in a neighborhood where just one day ago a person lost their life. life still vibrant titled at the park llamosa case was grew up in east oakland. he's enjoying his day off with burkhalter part just hours after a man was shot and killed. >> this is homicide number 18 to this year. >> the shooting is unknown. hopefully our prayers u

our kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by at the weather center kron four's gayle ong. she is along ocean but first, let's go ahead and go to kron four's lezla gooden. she's in the newsroom tracking the latest out of humboldt county lezla. yes, a 7 point. oh, magnitude earthquake hit northern california today and the shaking was felt as far south as the bay area. and it triggered a short tsunami warning among coastal communities. now the earthquake hit at 10. 44. >> this morning in humboldt county, about 60 miles southwest of ferndale, california. according to the u.s. geological survey, they tell us aftershocks could continue for a week. you can see here in this video, some of the damage caused to businesses in humboldt county. you can see a lot of items knocked off of the shelves and we asked the u.s. yes, if there were any future concerns that we should keep in mind, the experts say that it is a complicated question, but share the art surprise that this earthquake took place. but it was one of the bigger ones they have seen in a while. and as i said, this was felt a

jackie moment kron 4 news. new now at noon, san mateo county leaders are moving forward with their efforts to oust embattled sheriff christina corpus. the board of supervisors today. >> unanimously authorized a charter amendment to go before voters in march to grant authority to them to remove corpus from office. the board also motion to invite corpus to give a sworn testimony ahead of its meeting next tuesday. and this is all coming after this explosive report came out accusing corpus of creating a toxic work environment using racial and homophobic slurs and having an inappropriate relationship with a co-worker. the sheriff has denied those allegations and so far has refused to step down. sheriff corpus released a letter ahead of today's meeting reading in part there. so many questions as to how the county when about this despicable chapter for now. the real question is whether the county's actions to date on the proposed charter amendment can be a good justification to take away the voters. choice will see he

>> right now, the kron morning news. a gas leak in the east bay forced people to evacuate from nearby buildings. plus multiple shootings in the bay area. evacuate students after i should say multiple schools back to a student's after receiving threats. police are now investigating. and family and friends. remember a security guard killed in crash discovery bay. a proper morning news. news at 5. good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news on this wednesday, december 11th. >> i'm james fletcher in for in harvey here at the early hour. we're going to start this hour with check of weather and traffic. we've got john and michael standing by will begin with the forecast and you, john. good morning. good morning. james were keeping an eye on the radar this morning as we do see the storm door opening in the next 24 hours across the bay. >> now, today is going to be the last consistently dry day. so as you can see this morning, there is no worries about a wet morning commute just yet. most of that rain

>>you're watching kron for >>you're watching kron for news.that ♪ ♪♪ ♪ que rico, i like it like that ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i've got soul, i want more ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell you ♪ ♪♪ ♪ que rico, i like it like that ♪ >>welcome back. parts of north bay are still feeling the effects of saturday's storm and the rain today. many still waiting to get their power back on kron four's lindsay for spoke to one about a woman who didn't have power for the last 3 days. >>utility crews keeping busy in novato to restore power to residents like uber arrow for power. first went out saturday. been wild 3 days. we've had trucks and fire trucks and pg and e trucks and you name retracts taping a lot of beeping. she finally got her lights back on monday night. but for her neighbors, it's a different story. i've heard of people going to hotels because it's 52 in their they've left to go either to parents, homes or friends, homes or to a hotel to get out of here. barrera says her neighbors on fairway drive our tight-knit

thanks for being with us today kron. 4 news at 4. i'm grant lotus and i'm catherine heenan >> the tragedy of another deadly school shooting has rocked the nation. 2 people at a religious school in madison, wisconsin, have been killed. the suspect is also dead reporter samantha court as he has the latest. >> be honest with you, i'm feeling a little dismayed now. >> a teacher and a teenage - student are dead following a shooting at a small christian school in madison, wisconsin. every child, every person in that building. >> and will be a victim these types of trauma. don't just go away. >> someone at abundant life. christian school called police to report an active shooter. and within minutes, first responders were in the building. my gratitude to our membership for what they did and their selfless actions today. >> it's hard for me to place into words what they ran into as well. they did that immediately. they did that selflessly and within the course of 15 minutes from the first transport to the last transport, all the patients. mor

thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 3, i'm justine waldman. there is shock and uncertainty after last night's decision by the alum rock union school district. >> 6 schools in east san jose will close and a handful of others are going to consolidate. so we'll show you the 6 schools that are closing right now on the screen. so you can see where the situation is unfolding. and today parents are speaking out about this decision and kron four's terisa stasio met with moms at one school. that's about to be shut down in east san jose to get their reaction to these decisions. >> unfair. i don't want this happening again. i don't want is my and very for earth. >> that. >> parent can't is douglas is distraught. her daughters beloved school renaissance academy in east saint is a is slated to be shut down. really drives me crazy. is this renaissance school is not the same is not fun. >> and they want to merge those 2 schools together. the program that's here is going to be. taking away. and this this cool actually works. the scores are high. that test sco

you can also stream kron for news on the go with the kron. 4 mobile app or watch us online at kron 4 lots of options. 4 news at 6 is next. >> now at 6, the manhunt for the suspect who killed the ceo of united healthcare is over. a man has been arrested and police say he's got ties the bay area. but first, a 3 of jury deliberations in the trial of the man accused of killing cashapp ceo bob dudley occurred. >a is at 6. and thanks so much for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. >> i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. our top story tonight. members of the jury in the murder trial of many gathered again today. this is day 3 of deliberations. they're trying to determine if he is guilty for the murder of cash app founder bob lee. that was in april of last year. kron four's rob nesbitt. he's been covering this trial for us and reports on today's jury deliberations.

kron four's catherine heenan and lezla gooden. they're gathering reaction after that long awaited verdicts. but first we go to our rob nesbitt, who is more on today's news. good evening, rob. grant. vicki, a decision has finally been made even many has been found guilty. >> of second-degree murder in connection to the killing of cash app founder bob lee. after 7 weeks of the trial and 7 days of jury deliberations. >> the 12 jurors in the case against many announced their verdict tuesday morning many guilty of second-degree murder. defense attorney tony brass described how his client took the verdict. obviously, you know, anyone in his position is going to feel very disappointed. >> this is a very painful this not the end of the many stab cash app founder bob lee to death during the early morning hours of april. 4th, 2023. >> the prosecution argued many killed because he blamed him for a assault of his sister. bizarre district attorney brooke jenkins was hoping for first-degree murder, consoling lee's daughter after the verdict was

dan kerman kron. 4 news. and kron 4 reached out to mayor thao, california waste solutions and abc security but did not hear back. the fbi says it will not make any comment on the da's filing. >> alameda county leaders have decided on a timeline for choosing a new district attorney to replace pamela price. the application period will open that tomorrow. it closes january 6th, the chosen candidate would be formally appointed by january 28th the board of supervisors today also agreed to remove the limit on the number of candidates who can be considered. >> i understand it's important to do this right and to balance it with doing it in a way that. advice to stability in that office. i think we're kind of going to a charge territory and we're doing the best we can. >> pamela price officially left office thursday following her loss and then november 5th recall election. her former staffer royal roberts. that's robert says currently holding office as interim da. >> to date, the san francisco unified school district

kron four's jacked moment. reports. >> the offenders a monday night over the planned closure of several schools, alum, rock unified school district finalizing their plan to close 6 of its campuses listed here. consolidated within the next 2 school years. and several schools will be consolidated. some mergers happening just 2 school years from now. other will be this coming school hundreds of parents, students and community members say they know this day has been months in the making. >> but that doesn't make the realities and easy. and i like how the school. >> just works their ways and how a lot of moms work to get it to make the kids have. gabriel and sebastian gonzalez will have their schools consolidated. sebastian is in second grade and says he's worried about getting bullied sometimes they might be mean. >> because of my voice so high my school, i think better for me. and i want to move schools a swing. michelle mejia son, michael's a putt that attends. i want the k through 8 school set to be consolidated

theresa kron, 4 news. let's get you a check of the forecast as we take a live look at downtown san francisco. looks a little darker. >> out there lawrence. how cold is it? when can we expect this rain and lot of questions? yeah, i mean, boy, it's going to be a chilly night out there tonight, cold enough that we're going to see that frost developing in many of the valleys around the bay area. so be prepared for that. and >> enjoy one more day of dry weather after that. you know, there's no more promises. we're going to get back to a wet weather pattern show you that in just a moment. and you know, we can really use. we had a great start to the month has been dry, seen these wonderful temperatures. but now time to get back to doing some work here. we need the rain to move in and looks like it's going to do so as a serious storm is going to be moving on in the coming days. other told the golden gate bridge kind of quiet out there right now. it was windy today in spots. we have some winds gusting over 40 miles

kron four's. charles clifford has details there. >> well, this is giving tuesday and food banks around the bay area are sounding the alarm that they need help during the winter months and especially the holiday season. food banks across the bay area see an increased demand for services this year. many food banks are seeing demand as high as during the covid pandemic. but most pandemic government assistance programs have ended. >> the high cost of living in the housing crisis have resulted in more people coming in. but there are now fewer resources available to them. on tuesday, leaders from food providers from across the bay area came together to encourage the public to help out the need is up. our financial donations are down and of course, our costs are up just like for all of us in the room are costs significantly. and as we >> respond to this historic level of need. what we are doing right now just is not sustainable. >> and we're calling upon our community to rally with us and deliver as best

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right. thank you, robin lees brother many mother spoke for the first time today force lezla gooden was in the courtroom when the verdict was read. >> got a court today. you could hear a pin drop as we waited to hear that verdict be read to the court. and i looked at the jurors face as they hurt this verdict of not guilty for first-degree guilty for second degree murder. very mixed emotions. some look, please. others look to stress the families on both sides were very stoic going in. but when they heard the guilty verdict, lee's family took a deep sigh of relief manny's mom in particular. >> remain very calm and stoic. and couldn't see. i'm always face. he was being comforted by one of his lawyers. that was in the courtroom. i'm told that between his mom and him bakes change, come with a heart sign to each other. we did have the opportunity to speak to both families. they both say that this case is not over our family tries to start healing from here. and so what? >> what's happened over the

it's nice to in oakland, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on kron for the ski season is upon us. kron four's gayle ong shows us what the weather's looking like up there in the sierra. plus, poor conditions and mismanagement. more on accusations animal shelter after newly released audit. >> and after the break, a look at how cub scouts and he'd want are getting back to community. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> its opening weekend for kirkwood in tahoe. dozens of skiers and snowboarders laid them out in the second they could last weeks. storm brought a good amount of snow to the area. so this season is really starting off strong. let's turn it over to gayle ong with a look at the weather. >> in the sierra gayle. yeah, a lot of snow just in time. you know, we have that big snow maker last week. so a really great time this holiday weekend. hope people got to enjoy that ski resorts always want to open right around thanksgiving. so that's what we're seeing

thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus after a couple weeks of dry weather, the rain is back. >> multiple weather systems are expected to make their way throughout the bay area. kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> he's been tracking these storms. they have arrived. lawrence were wondering how much longer we're going to be dealing we've got a long way to go here. there's going to be on and off now for quite sometime. this is round number one. we're not done with this for storm system just yet. nice soaker, though, overnight, bring as much it needs. plus of rain around parts of the bay area and still see more showers out there right now. >> as the center of low pressure now spotty across the bay area. so we've seen some pretty heavy downpours slick out there on the roads went out on the golden gate all around the bay area. more that rain moving on in. you see it rolling in here as we went through that night. that nice steady rain right around midnight or so kicking in the

kron 4 charles clifford live for us now in san francisco. after speaking with the store owner 5 times as 5 times too many. well, she's you know, i talked to this morning and she loves san francisco. she loves her neighborhood. she loves are stored or customers. >> but she is getting a little frustrated. early thursday morning. this man was captured on surveillance video breaking into vacation, a vintage clothing store along grant street in north beach. he smashed the window in the front door and stole a handful of items. >> owner kristin klein says she's relieved that damage wasn't too bad but says this is the 5th time in 6 years that her store has been robbed. >> we got lucky this time our alarms went off. the police were here. the neighbors called 9-1-1. report of the things not as horribly damaged as it has been in the past, but it it's crazy that it keeps happening. >> kristen moved vacation from the tenderloin to north beach a few years ago and she says she loves the neighborhood. >> north beach is like a postcard cierran sus coats, mos

com kron. 4 news at 5. coming up next. >> it's a very complex jury process because they have so much to decide. >> now at 5 o'clock, no verdict yet the jury is still out for bob lee's accused killer many as it concludes day 4 of deliberations. and shocking revelations in corruption in oakland. new evidence is linking prominent names in the federal investigation.

you can also stream kron. 4 news on the go with the kron 4 mobile app or watch us online and kron 4 dot. so many options. keep it here. the news at 6 is next. >> now at 6 alameda county's homeless count report shows a decrease in people living on the streets for the first time in a decade. >> but first, the rain is here. north bay folks are now facing a flood watch some of as they head into the weekend. >> is at 6. >> it's all or nothing here in the bay. was rainy before thanksgiving and then a few weeks to dry out bridge. the roads are slick as folks try to make their way

the child kron four's.inson spoke to the attorneys for the family. >> the naacp says the alleged closet incident is one of several reports of students experiencing frightening mistreatment from staff members at the after school program here called right at school are relation to work with several families. >> complaint about. some instances of racial bias. physical soltz, at least one of those families are working on a potential lawsuit against the palo alto unified school district after their 10 year-old boy suffered what they call racism and physical abuse. a claim filed wednesday says it happened in january. an escondido elementary at the after school program called right at school. >> the san jose and silicon valley naacp president elect sean allen says a staff member locked up the child who was 9 years old at the time in a closet for 15 minutes. the child was so distraught and traumatized. the family's attorneys say in a state of panic, the boy was able to call his dad for help on his smart watch. alle

>>thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 11, 30 live on air and streaming with kron on. i'm stephanie rothman. the holiday travel rush is on as we kick off the weekend before christmas and hanukkah. >>here's a live look tonight at sfo. as you can see, the airport is busy and expecting around 150,000 travelers each day through sunday across the country. the tsa says they're expecting to screen 40 million travelers all the way through the start of the new year. we'll have more on the holiday travel locally in just a moment. but first, let's switch over to kron 4. she meteorologist lawrence karnow who is tracking the return. a wet weather, lawrence. >>return to wet weather pattern developing when you know, right for the holidays. lot of folks trying to get out of town coming and going in. well, now we're going to be talking about some rain out towards sfo. right now. the clouds have gathered outside so far remaining dry now. but as we head toward early tomorrow morning, things going to be getting a little bit on the wet side. winds are still like their 52 degrees. some othe

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kron 4 dot com.afternoon, 2 children, a 5 year-old and a 6 year-old are in the hospital after a school shooting in butte county. we have video now from the scene of investigators gathering evidence. authorities say that the shooter had a scheduled meeting with the principal possibly trying to enroll a student and after he walked out of the meeting, the shots were fired. the butte county sheriff confirms they have identified the suspect, but they're not releasing any details just yet. he also said the shooter used a rideshare service to get to the school and authorities have now identified that driver and they're interviewing him. the fbi has also been called in to assist with this investigation. we are expecting to hear from butte county law enforcement this afternoon sometime during the 3 o'clock hour. we will have the latest developments. the academy that follows the 7th day adventist church in the bay area now has increased security on campus after that school shooting because police are patrollin

kron 4 dot com. >> all right. speaking of the city, current mayor london breed announced 200 events are going to be held at union square next year. >> the mayor says it's to help boost the city's downtown retail and hospitality heart. they're trying to get daily events happening at union square. things like arts and crafts lunchtime, performances and activities for all ages. >> all right. after starting the nba season on fire, the warriors will they've been stone cold as of late losing 8 of their last 10 games and they need to jumpstart. so what do they do with my dan levy goes out and makes a trade for this guy. >> guard dennis schroder at least they hope that he'll be a dumpsite shooter has actually been one of the best guards in the nba this season averaging 18.4 points. 6.6 assists per game. and that was for the nets in brooklyn. now he's here in the golden state for the warriors and they're hoping that he can miss well with the team who determined to capture another championship before step and on. say goodby

but kron 4 news. >> the u.s. coast guard has suspended the aerial search for a man believed to have gone overboard from a ruby princess cruise ship as it returned from mexico. the ship arrived in san francisco yesterday morning. official search the vessel several year-old man, but had no luck, u.s. customs and border protection was investigating his disappearance. an update to a story you first saw on kron. 4 young couple sharing a picture >> of their newborn baby girl to was born just a few days after a theft that cost her parents thousands of dollars on thanksgiving. the couple's car was stolen in fremont inside the car. the couple at a stroller car baby clothes, toys. but the community stepped up, though, raising more than $8,000 to help them out. developing in san francisco tonight, it was the defense's turn to make their last statements today and the bob lee murder case. the team representing nima, many, the man accused of killing lee, played a video of lee before his death. they claim shows lee using the sa

we've got kron. 4 news at 11 coming up.eavens to his son and said, "this is my beloved son, in whom i am well pleased," and yet he did not spare his son-- for whom? for you. he knew no sin. he did no sin. in him is no sin! but he became sin on the cross that we who knew no righteousness-- in us there's no righteousness-- we can become the righteousness of god in him, that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. this is the gospel of jesus christ. you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 11. i'm sarah stinson tonight. a young couple from fremont is expecting to give birth to a baby girl. a time of celebration has been disrupted by a thief. the family car, along with all their new baby clothes

but kron 4 news. >> 10 33 is the time the u.s. suspended its search for a man believed to have gone overboard from the ruby princess cruise ship that returned to. san francisco from mexico. that ship arrived in port monday morning. officials searched the vessel several times for this missing 72 year-old man still haven't found him. the coast guard and should say customs and border protection is now investigating the disappearance. well, an update to a story that you saw first here on kron for the young couple who had their car stolen in fremont on thanksgiving are now proud parents to a baby girl. ariella willis was born on december. first just a few days after the theft that costs the couple thousands of dollars inside that car is basically everything that collected for this baby, the stroller, the car seat, clothes, toys. good news, though, is the community has really stepped up. they've raised more than $8,000 to try and replace those items. san jose's alum, rock unified school district has released the list of its 6 schools th

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kron four's. dan kerman reports the picket lines are expected to continue through the holidays. >> imagine arriving in san francisco in finding striking hotel workers pounding the pavement and the drum in front of your hotel. that's what's happening san francisco is palace hotel to marriott's the westin saint francis. plus the grand hyatt and hilton union square. it. we have to go all the way to february. we have to go. >> that's something that we need to do a and has been a server at the palace hotel for 33 years. she says 2500 housekeepers servers cooks, bartenders, dishwashers. bell hops and doormen are on strike because hotels are refusing to reverse covid era service cuts and instead want to make additional cuts. workers say it's not doable. >> they all cry and since the pandemic since call be. but we'll be here. we'll be together. get used to say that we are finally, but you're not. you're not showing that we are family. we show during call that we are. finally, we we our we no wage increase