the state from working with any private businesses offering data or vetting services to ice law enforcement groups say that they're still reviewing that legislation. >>well after the break some bay area, teachers face layoffs will have the details behind this drastic decision and also reaction from parents coming up. plus governor newsome visits the north bay and his latest efforts to solve the homelessness crisis.

the state from working with any private businesses offering data or vetting services to ice law enforcement groups say they're still reviewing the legislation. >>when usc is offering a helping hand to students with financial need it will begin offering free tuition to students for families earning less than $80,000 a year. so the school is also increasing the amount of undergraduate financial aid that it awards to students by more than $30 million a year. it costs more than $57,000 to a 10 usc full time during this current school year. well coming up

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state from working with any private businesses offering data are vetting services to ice law enforcement groups say they're still reviewing that legislation. san francisco police are looking for 3 people wanted in connection to 3 carjacking attempts. so we have a map here showing you where they all happened all within minutes of each other, as a matter of fact the 2.31 happened yesterday all the drivers by the way who were targeted did get away. but one of them was an uber driver and he says that he had to fight off all 3 carjackers.

the state from working with any private businesses offering data or vetting services to ice law enforcement groups say they're still reviewing the proposed legislation. >>as we head into the home buying season home values are expected to rise. that's according to a zillow and now a report an online real estate database which tracks real estate trends so in san francisco metropolitan area which does include contra costa marin and san mateo counties. a zillow says homes available to buy on the market are down more than 15% from a year ago and the typical home value that is close to one

prevent the state from working with private businesses offering data or vetting services to ice law enforcement groups say they're still reviewing the legislation. >>as we celebrate black tonight we look at african american arts in the bay area from a well-known fine arts gallery in oakland tomorrow at the museum of the african diaspora and san francisco for both highlighting black history and black artists is a year-round experience.

even a transfusion from the same law group doesn't rule out a defensive reaction like fever hemorrhage or nausea. but we know that you can give a patient too much blood and overtaxed their circulation it could even cause a problem an area deemer so it's extremely important to be very careful and only give the patient the exact quantity they need. to keep in addition it's better to err on the side of caution hospitals have developed patient blood management programs to prevent blood loss during and after surgery for example doctors can use what's called cell salvage during an operation that's a way of collecting the blood lost during the procedure. it can then be infused back into patients if necessary. they are also kept warm with heated blanket. guide as to keeping the patient warm helps optimize blood coagulation so the patient loses less blood germ surgery or something of that $36.00 degrees is the baseline temperature for blood platelet function platelets react to bleeding by clumping thereby initiating a blood clot researchers at the university hospital in frankfurt have developed

we're very largely a law enforcement group, and thatis largely a law enforcement group, and that is notout. they‘ re fighters, that is not what our soldiers are all about. they're fighters, the greatest fighters in the world. as you know, we've destroyed in syria and iraq 100% of the isis caliphate, 100%. we have thousands of prisoners. we've killed isis fighters by the thousands. and likewise in afghanistan, but now it's time for somebody else to do that work, and that will be the taliban. and it could be surrounding countries, there are many countries that surround afghanistan that can help. we're 8000 miles away, so we will be bringing it down to 8000 to approximately 8600, in that vicinity, and then we will make our final decision at some point in the fairly near future, but this was a very spirited agreement. there was a lot of talk, a lot of everything. they've been trying to get this for many years, and it'sjust they've been trying to get this for many years, and it's just time. they've been trying to get this for many years, and it'sjust time. so i just want to thank everybody.

. >>> rideshare drivers are asking the state to enforce a new law that classifies them as employees. a group of drivers held a rally today outside the vision worker's compensation office. the law that classifies gig workers as employees will take effect at the beginning of the year. uber, lyft and other companies are challenging that line still classify their workers as independent contractors. >> we've been underpaid, because if we were controlled, we would be employees and we have not received benefits and we need to be compensated properly under the law. >> other small group of drivers opposed the law because of its uncertainty and recent lawsuits. they support another bill that will allow them to remain as independent contractors. >>> all right, we are looking at the weather as we move forward, it's going to be dry, no rain, no wet commutes coming up for the next week or so. it's unfortunate, right, because we need the rain. we are averaging about 55% of rainfall average, lake tahoe needs more snow, and we will not get it this week, and maybe not even next week. maybe a few inches this c

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law. there was a group of people, mostly muslims, protesting against the law that many critics see as anti—muslimho were supporting the law. but the clashes that broke out between the two groups have increasingly become communal, and what we are seeing on the ground today very much looks like a religious rite. like a religious riot. people from both communities have been killed and have been injured in these violent clashes. and uncomfortable questions being raised for the government, really, because where we saw violent mobs of men, there were just two policeman, so questions about whether the government has deployed enough police to break the cycle of violence which has been going on for two days now. and all of this happening not ten miles away from where president trump is in the country. spanish opera singer, placido domingo, has apologised and says he accepts full responsibility following accusations of sexual harassment made against him. last year multiple women accused the singer of sexual harassment, with some of the allegations dating back to the 1980s. in response, he resigned from the

>>expand job skill training programs and money to local law enforcement groups that want to expand homelessness outreach teams. these bills all come after governor gavin newsome dedicated his entire state of the state speech to california's homelessness crisis but really before any of these make any major moves in the legislature on wednesday, the joint audit committee will decide whether to order a formal state audit of california's homelessness spending in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news there are reports tonight the president trump's new personnel chief is trying to root out staff who might be disloyal to the president on magazine reportedly told cabinet officials they should report to him if there are suspicions about appointees critical of the president in their agencies and their departments. >>mcentee is among the trump loyalist brought back to the white house when the president was acquitted after impeachment caitlin collins has more. >>today the white house is making a nother effort at a post impeachment purge johnny mcentee is the president's former body man who was marched out

>>expand job skill training programs and money to local law enforcement groups that want to expand homelessness outreach teams. these bills all come after governor gavin newsome dedicated his entire state of the state speech to california's homelessness crisis but really before any of these make any major moves in th legislature on wednesday, the joinaudit committee will decide whether to der a formal state audit of california's homelessness spending in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>next a5.30 jurors deliberating in the harvey weinstein rape trial appear deadlocked what they asked the judge today. how he responded plus a good scenario. >>the epa taking steps to make sure that harmful chemicals nked to cancer are flowing into waterways but is it far enough, i'm joe khaleel here in washington we'll talk to some lawmakers who think the epa should be doing more a quicker. >>also a good amaritan was hit and killed this mornin while trying to help out another driver who now, we know the trump strategy- try win by attacking, distorting, diding. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers rep

law. the authors of the bill say they are proposing an amendment to eliminate some restrictions placed on freelance journalists. still, to freelance groups are suing the state claiming that the law violates free speech. >>> a city in the south bay gets its first tiny home community for the homeless.>> this is beyond my greatest expectation. >> we take a firsthand look at

drone strikes and about movement some things i had nothing to do with nor do i know about the law enforcement groups thursday say they're still reviewing the measures but bond is says he expects them to put up a for the opportunity to make my case why this bill shouldn't. >>that concern them. but i'm not naive about where they're likely to be. >>mont also wants the state to stop working with any private business offering data or vetting services to federal immigration authorities all bills await hearings in the assembly in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>today president trump's former adviser roger stone has been sentenced to 3 years and 4 months in prison this morning stone was convicted of lying to congress obstruction and witness tampering in the russia probe and he was sentenced. the question now is will president trump pardoned him there's certainly speculation he might when asked the president has only said that he hasn't given it much thought but they the believes stone has been treated very unfairly. >>tonight the university of southern california says it will begin offering free tu

weeks in the capital against the citizen amendment law the fighting was in the districts of japara bad and budget in northeast delhi between hindu groups who support the law and muslim communities they say the legislation is racist and discriminates against india's muslim minority i'm looking as if we were all sitting here peacefully protesting near the draft about school and there was no provocation from our side all of violence that happened took place from their side the mob came and threw stones at the mosque they'd be making provoked if slogans you speak like a shoot the traitor. we have figured out that all this violence was pre-planned they've actually called people to assemble and there was a plan in place when they attacked us it also seems that the local police were on the side everyone had a weapon and carried a gun they were the ones who threw. the flare stones. that i will do for you as the trouble escalated a number of people were seriously injured and investigations into the deaths have begun it's not clear yet who was responsible for the death of the policeman but it underlines just how volatile the situation remains he

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she has served as a commissioner on the fec since 2002 and previous worked in the political law group and is a counsel to the house ethics committee. next to her is patrick day. he previously served as the long-time staffer in the senate where we were colleagues working as the national security council for senator dianne feinstein. the former ambassador to the organization for economic cooperation and delegate is at the german marshal fund. and finally at the end is mark lawrence appelbaum, a georgetown law graduate who completed a project at the legal center on foreign election interference and on line disinformation threats in u.s. elections. we're going to follow the same procedures that we have in previous panels. commissioner weintraub is going to begin and we will move down. >> thank you for inviting me. asked to speak about nww challenges in ten minutes or less is a bit of a challenge as well. i'm going to hit on a bit of the challenges that i'm personally confronting at the fec and then move into a discussion of the article that i've submitted to the symposium issue along with

experts contacted by cnn raised regular flags saying the cash events they violate tax laws and could jeopardize the group's he's been careful to follow the law. racial justice groups ae kccuse scott's charity of trying to buy support for trump in the black community. >> it's very disingeneral youous. elections are won by the margins, less than a fraction of the percentage and people are using many tricks to encourage people to participate or persuade their political point of view. >> reporter: scott hit back telling cnn, i really think that's insulting to black people. they automatically think black people demean themselves so much they will sell out a vote for $300. trump has struggled to build support among african-american voters and 83% believe the president is racist according to a recent poll and the organizers have touted the group as a link between the white house and urban communities. >> president trump, the one they say is racist, is first president in the history of this country to incentize the people to put it in areas where it's needed. >> reporter: the cash give away was not affiliated or s

some groups are thinking now about should 230 limit liability from civil rights laws. so that might be something you could exempt from 230 as well. the basic idea is to update the off-line laws for the online environment, to fund what ellen goodman whose work i've been drawing on these calls of the that is being drowned out by the noise of local journalism and reinvigorate the multi-stakeholder model with an agency guy did to help work out the rules and prevented with purpose of the call for digital democracy board but it could easily be the ftc or the fcc as long as there given the capacity to do this kind of work. [applause] >> thanks, julie and alex. thanks especially for having to be the last speaker on the last panel right before the cocktails. i wanted to talk about federal legislation to address election day crises. there's long been threats on election days from natural disasters, including hurricanes and earthquakes, , and from newr threats like terrorist attacks. in fact, as many people know, 9/11 9/11 occurred on a primary election day in new york and that l

we are largely a law enforcement group. that is not what our soldiers are all about. they are fighters. they are the greatest fighters in the world. as you know we have destroyed in andous and iraq -- syria iraq 100% of the isis caliphate. we have killed isis fighters by the thousands. afghanistan, but now it is time for somebody else to do that work. that would be the taliban. it could be surrounding countries. there are many countries that surround afghanistan that can help. we are 8000 miles away. we will be bringing it down to 8600, inapproximately that vicinity. then we will make our final decision has some point in the fairly near future. a spirited agreement. it was a lot of talk. they have been trying to get this for many years. it is time. i want to congratulate everybody. i really believe the taliban wants to do something to show we are not all wasting time. bad things happen and we will go back. let the people know. we will go back and we will go back so fast with a force like nobody has ever seen. i don't think that will be necessary. i hope it is not nece

red flags saying the cash events may violate tax laws that bar nonprofits from engaging in political campaign activities and could jeopardize the group's. in an interview, scott said he's careful to follow the law. racial groups like the naacp accuse him of trying to buy support for president trump. >> we're in a political climate where elections are won by the margins. less than a fraction of a percentage. and people are using many tricks to encourage people to participate or persuade their political point of view. >> scott hit back at critics telling cnn, i really think that's insulting to black people. they automatically think black people demean themselves that they'll sell out a vote for $300. trump struggled to get support among african american voters. 83% of african-americans believe the president is racist according to a recent poll. they've touted the group between the white house and urban communities. >> president trump, the one they say is a racist is the first president in the history of the cup from to incentivize the people with the money to put it in areas where it's needed. >> the trump campaign say the cash giveaway

benefits associated with being employees and we need to get compensated properly under the law. >> another small group of drivers opposes the law. they support another bill proposal that would allow them to remain independent from contractors. >>> macy's is closing 100 stores nationwide. the company says it's shutting down its tech centers in san francisco and cincinnati. 831 people will be laid off when the san francisco office closes. macy's will also be closing 125 stores over the years. the one at antioch summersville town center. >>> our meteorologist mark tamayo is here to tell us it's >> temperatures we will be talking about a few areas approaching the 60s later on this afternoon. we're thinking around 62 to 65 degrees. probably midday. here's the satellite showing you the main storm track. we have a stretch of sunny days here in the bay area. a stretch of rainy days up near portland and seattle this weekend. for us, we just have some scattered high clouds kind of drifting into the state as you can see right now. right around cape mendocino. mostly sunny skies, partly sunny skies. after the chi

have been killed and dozens injured in new delhi during violence between groups supporting and opposing india's new citizenship law hundreds of muslim activists have been protesting against the law which they say discriminates against their community they were targeted by hindu groups linked to prime minister narendra modi's party the b j p hundreds of police have been drafted in to restore calm in the area of just about. all in quite a contrast there were different scenes as u.s. president donald trump was welcomed by more than 100000 people at a rally in the indian city of ahmedabad his 1st visit to the country's design not only to boost ties and trade but also his reelection chances so appealing to 4 and a half 1000000 indian american voters elizabeth for an arm reports from the bad in the state of gujarat. on his 1st foreign trip since isn't pietschmann child donald trump could not have looked more pleased with the reception he received it wasn't the $10000000.00 people trump said would greet him and get you right before leaving for india but more than 100000 people packed into the south bothered by potential

benefits associated with being employees, and we need to be compensated properly under the law. >> another small group of drivers at the rally oppose the gig law, because of its uncertainty, and the recent lawsuits. they support another proposed bill that would allow them to remain as independent contractors. >>> investigators have issued multiple serve warrants in the case of kristin smart. she's a cal polystudent who disappeared in san luis obispo 24 years ago. one of those warrants was served at the home of the male student she was last seen with. >> reporter: the smiling face of a 19-year-old college freshman at cal poly san luis obispo, kristin smart. some of the last photos of her after she disappeared after a party. >> no one who knew paul, seems to think of him going too far. >> reporter: a podcast had more than 4 million downloads, focusing on the man who has always been a person of interest. paul flores. flores, also a cal poly student back then. one of four new search warrants served in this case today. there have been numerous unsuccessful efforts to find kristin over the years. declared l

law. >> another small group opposed the law.y support another bill proposal that would allow them to remain independent contractors. >>> under a new proposal, some school physical fitness tests would be a thing of the past. >> reporter: why some believe that the tests are outdated, and can even be harmful for some students. >> reporter: kids need physical activity to stay healthy. whether it's walking home from school, or climbing a wall with ropes to keep active. governor newsom is looking to suspend the physical fitness test. >> we can't afford to lose any more physical education. we have to have these kids have good fitness every day if we could. >> reporter: the annual report for california's kids shows a decline in the healthy category, measuring aerobic capacity, following a one mile run. according to an analysis by the associated press. meanwhile, the health risks forthose fifth, seventh, and ninth graders is greater now. newsom has concerns about students who don't identify as male or female. that's an important mission

law. there was a group of people, mostly muslims protesting against the law, that many critics see as anti—muslimecome communal. it looks like a religious riot. people from both communities have been killed and injured in these violent clashes. uncomfortable questions being raised for the government, really. where are we saw violent mobs of men there was just two policemen. questions about whether the government has deployed enough police to break the cycle of violence, which has been going on for two days now. all of this happening not ten miles away from where president trump is in the country. just to show you the seen live now in delhi where we are expecting a news co nfe re nce in delhi where we are expecting a news conference with president trump and that is due to be happening shortly. it is at the us embassy in delhi and we will be live there as soon as it happens. a humpback whale has been rescued from illegalfishing nets in mexico's upper sea of cortes. the conservation group, sea shepherd, says the nets are used by poachers to catch endangered fish species which are popular on the blac

government passed a law making it the 2nd official language in the southern and eastern parts of ukraine the areas where the russian speaking population makes up a majority ukrainian nationalist groups initiated massive protests opposing the law and observing viewer might see some familiar faces there but. the last. on february 23rd 2014 the very next day after the regime change the new government voted for a no meant of the official status of the russian language and even though later this decision. was vetoed by the acting president alexander turchynov it still sent a message and a powerful one this alarm the russian speaking cities of eastern ukraine and people took to the streets to show their disagreement was in response. it's conducted their own demonstrations when the 2 parties would meet it was always tense and eventually it led to tragedy. one person died and over 50 people were wounded in clashes during a pro russian march protesting the new government in kiev. on april 6th the crimean scenario began repeating eastern ukraine where protesters seized government buildings. and the next day people 7 day proclaimed don't yet see people's republic kiev replied by announcing the

people dead in the capsule delhi the unrest was sparked by a controversial law that fostex citizenship for certain religious groups from neighboring countries but excludes muslims violence between hindus who backed the law and muslims who oppose it 1st broke out on sunday since then clashes stuff left parts of the city in ruins and people in fear of their lives. it's days after the clashes began and these communities are still burying their dead this months friends say he was hit by a street billet as he went to buy groceries others have managed to escape with their lives but only just mohammed was attacked by a violent mob as he meet his way home from the local mosque. 20 to 25 people started beating me up the rest were standing by as if they were watching a show there were thousands behind them they kept hitting me nobody came for which is safe me. mobs armed with swords guns and acid have destroyed districts in the north east of new daily people living here have been critical of the police's response beatified we have left our houses on midnight does because they are not there. the clashes prone to demands for

the state from working with any private businesses offering data or vetting services to ice law enforcement groups say that they're still reviewing that legislation. >>well after the break some bay area, teachers face layoffs will have the details behind this drastic decision and also reaction from parents coming up. plus governor newsome visits the north bay and his latest efforts to solve the homelessness crisis. now, we know the trump strategy- try to win by attacking, distorting, dividing. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they like it. a record on job creation. a doable plan to combat climate change. i led a complex, diverse city through 9-11 and i have common sense plans to move america away from chaos to progress! i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>we're back in a 25 governor gavin, newsome is back on the road to figure out solutions to the homeless crisis. he met with local government leaders in the north bay and here's a portion of what he ha

military onslaught on the civilian population because you know the international humanitarian law must apply aid groups say the russians just of food water and medicine and if the bombardment doesn't stop it could soon create one of syria's worst humanitarian disasters. al-jazeera. protesters in iraq are denouncing the appointment of a new prime minister they've been marching in several cities including baghdad nasiriyah and. former communications been a sim howlett loveliness named honey is a designate on saturday is promising reforms and an early election but protests to say greater political change is what's needed so mona fulton is in baghdad she says the opposition to allow it was expected but his appointment does seem to have split the protest as. the opposition to allowing was known the well before he was appointed and still president barham saleh went ahead and designated him the new prime minister doesn't that perhaps because he was the only candidate that the president thought the parties could agree on now he's unlikely to reverse that decision where we have to wait is how parliament will re

law. >> another small group of drivers opposed the law because of its uncertainty and the recent lawsuitsey support another bill that would allow them to remain independent contractors. >>> linked in is getting a new ceo. jeff wiener is stepping into a new role as executive chairman of a 11 years as ceo of the business, which is owned by microsoft. he said that the timing felt right personally, and professionally. >>> it's warming up out there. temperatures well above the average, when we come backk we'll take a look at what you can expect tomorrow, and as we push forward towards the weekend. >> ktvu's heather holmes is in the newsroom with some of the stories we're working on for 7:00. >> reporter: dianne feinstein is pushing for news laws to increase helicopter safety after the crash that killed kobe bryant and seven others. >>> and it was the rift seen around the world. we take a closer look at house speaker nancy pelosi's dramatic displeasure with the president's state of the union speech. those stories coming up when alex and i see you over on kpix plus. >>> first, a cyborg jellyfish

>> they are definitely not -- the jihadist group or is law must group that is largely the dominant power on the ground. the support was site limited before and now with military losses and the widespread belief, i think it is a conspiracy theory but the believe that they are fending off territory and there is a secret russian field. therefore, even more of the support they once enjoyed. particularly even more radical g hardy faction, they have lost so much manpower. it is just astounding. they've lost hundreds of fighters over the past -- and the start of the offensive. they are military weaker i think the only alternative right now is turkish control and we see turkey has 16,000 troops inside -- by the level of military preparedness - turkey has no interest in fighting a war with hds. it would be vulnerable to attack and it encourages cooperation. hds helped isis cells -- tried to capture and assassinate him. i don't think turkey is interested in launching such a conflict. with engagement and pressure, the drug area collapses and should expect this. with his leverage, turkey has the abi

laws. that group is up for whoever can woo them best.peaking of wooing, though, you can't do it by the numbers. harris, buttigieg and elizabeth warren they put up housing proposals, used old red lining maps. as it turns out the maps, blacks only made up 28% of the residents there. there is a old checklist of things. how do we get the black vote. higher minimum wage. red line districts. all the things have changed, right? you can't get a vote saying you will do for me with higher minimum wage. >> charles, this is what they do. 28%. how much, what is percentage of blacks in america? they're overrepresented into these districts. why are they overrepresented? success, jobs, future. they're doing what other americans do regardless of color. >> there is another side to that too. a lot of the old red line districts were legally required to be pulled out. so it is not as bad as it used to job when the election began they went back. you can't every four years, break out the black checklist, this is what i will say. vote for me. >> i buy that look

state from working with any private businesses offering data are vetting services to ice law enforcement groups say they're still reviewing that legislation. san francisco police are looking for 3 people wanted in connection to 3 carjacking attempts. so we have a map here showing you where they all happened all within minutes of each other, as a matter of fact the 2.31 happened yesterday all the drivers by the way who were targeted did get away. but one of them was an uber driver and he says that he had to fight off all 3 carjackers. >>one was trying to get in the driver's i to try and open my door probably open to trying to get me out i just kept fighting him the whole time right and then finally i got back into the car to see almost army our jump back in the starting to make the turn. >>relies or person store mark for just rolled get out and on the jumped up tried to carjack united them do it. i was trying to cruise and government gun pointed in your facebook they're not take the marker. >>well police didn't release any specific descriptions of these carjackers but they say at least one of th

red flags, saying the cash events may violate tax laws that bar nonprofits from engaging in political campaign activity and could jeopardize the group'sax exempt status. though in an interview with cnn scott says he's been careful to follow the law. racial justice groups like the naacp accused scott's charity of trying to buy support for trump in the black community. >> we are in a political climate where elections are won by the margins, less than a fraction of a percentage and people are using many tricks to encourage people to participate or persuade their political point of view. >> scott hit back at his critics telling cnn i really think that's insulting to black people. they automatically think black people demean themselves so much that they'll sellout a vote for $300. trump has struggled to build support among african-american voters and 83% of african-americans believe the president is racist, according to a recent poll. and the organizers have touted the group as a link between the white house and urban communities. >> president donald trump, the one they say is a racist, is the first president in the history of this country

the arrest was sparked by a controversial law that fasttrack's citizenship for certain religious groupsrom neighboring countries but the law excludes muslims. violence between hindus and muslims first broke out on sunday and since then, clashes have left parts of the city in ruins and people fearing for their lives. >> it is days after the clashes began.n. these communities are e still burying their dead. ththis man's friend said he was hit by a stray bullet as he went out to buy groceries. others have managed to escape with their lives, but only just. mohammed was attacked by a violent mob as he made his way home from the local mosque. >> 20 to 25 people started beating me up. the rest were standing by as if they were watching a show. there were thousands behind them that kept hitting me and nobody came forward to save me. >> mobs are armed with swords, guns, and acid have destroyed districts and people living here have been critical of the polilice's response. >> we have left our houses at midnight just because they are not there. >> the clashes prompted demands for a curfew and in so

prevent the state from working with private businesses offering data or vetting services to ice law enforcement groups say they're still reviewing the legislation. >>as we celebrate black tonight we look at african american arts in the bay area from a well-known fine arts gallery in oakland tomorrow at the museum of the african diaspora and san francisco for both highlighting black history and black artists is a year-round experience. >>the museum of the african diaspora is celebrating its 15th year in 2020. and with a new leader who has city routes. oh my god, it's so i tell you on to be leading this institution at this time. >>is really exciting for being especially as i'm being i'm a native san franciscan meadow white is looking to expand the museum's outreach to newcomers as well as engage in long time art lovers to experience black history month here this is this is you know black history is every day here at all >>we feel that warehouse that to educate people about black culture that contemporary artists showcase their work care among the black history exhibits a collection of photographs by an

the state from working with any private businesses offering data or vetting services to ice law enforcement groups say they're still reviewing the proposed legislation. >>as we head into the home buying season home values are expected to rise. that's according to a zillow and now a report an online real estate database which tracks real estate trends so in san francisco metropolitan area which does include contra costa marin and san mateo counties. a zillow says homes available to buy on the market are down more than 15% from a year ago and the typical home value that is close to one $0.1 million. in the san jose metro area which includes santa clara and san benito counties inventory is down more than 18% from a year ago and the typical home value dipped to close to one million sellers came to realize that can just expect to sell their home for 20% more than it would have the year before. >>more home set on the market and those sellers came around realize they had to come back to reality and lower those prices of it. >>so the upshot is this year unless mortgage rates dramatically increase zillow's

>>expand job skill training programs and money to local law enforcement groups that want to expand homelessness outreach teams. these bills all come after governor gavin newsome dedicated his entire state of the state speech to california's homelessness crisis but really before any of these make any major moves in the legislature on wednesday, the joint audit committee will decide whether to order a formal state audit of california's homelessness spending in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news kron 4 is following the homeless problem specifically in the bay area to check out our stories go to kron 4 dot com and. >>look for the community in crisis page friday night around the bay area, let's take a live look outside looking out over san francisco's embarcadero and the bay bridge glistening in the background there restructuring this year the weekend is upon us yeah and temperatures great out there right now downtown san francisco still in the mid 60's believe it or not and that's compared to our upper 60's from earlier today, so we were a good 5 to 15 degrees above average for most of the bay a