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he's going to put you on there, and he'll say did pam do it?> she is like the mafioso is a boss who isn't there necessarily when the hit occurs but who has ordered the killing. >> all four teenaged accomplice, including her former lover, who pulled the trigger, have long since been released. only smart remains behind bars. why do you deserve release from prison? >> well, i don't know if i would characterize it as deserving it. i am asking for mercy and compassion. i spent 32 1/2 years in prison. when will enough be enough? i've been pretty much the epitome of rehabilitation. >> just listen to her heart saying look, i'm probably going to die in prison. i had that feeling before. >> derrick hamilton was wrongfully incarcerated for 21 years for a murder he didn't commit. his conviction overturned in 2015. >> i believe that every human being have redeemable qualities. society has an obligation to take a look at those. it don't mean you get a get out of jail free card, but they should evaluate who you are today. >> smart's only hope for release, a c

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. one man was arrested friday after investigators say they found evidence of an active illegal narcotics manufacturing facility. kron four's theresa stasi has been following this story closely joins us now from the scene. >> in the city, what's the latest research? >> ken and pam and i do have to tell you that it's very windy out here and there's one aspect of this investigation with the wind kicking up we can very much smell marijuana right now at this hour. and i have been told by sources that there is still a lot of marijuana still in the rubble behind you. you can see up close what's left of this home and can as you're imagining as well as pam. the house now has these barriers out in front of it. it was late friday when san francisco police announced the arrest of 53 year-old damon price. neighbors tell me that he was living here with his wife who had recently had a stroke. also, they had a couple of 2 bet. 2 children. the cause is still undetermined. but police did arrest price for

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pam is a short-term rental regulation expert. pam, let's talk about rules and regulations. give me an example of cities cracking down. what sort of rules are they establishing? >> it's a number of them. some of them are essentially limiting the number of short-term rentals that can be in a given community. so you have to be licensed within that community, and there's a cap on the number of licenses. we have everything from requiring noise monitoring to the number within a certain square mile radius, and even things such as home inspections are required. >> now, cities have up until now not been very good at enforcing some of the rules that they rote. but you say automation will change a lot of that. these land lords have been running under the radar, but now cities are figuring out how to use the radar. >> yes. so really what's happened is they have the rules and regulations, but there's no way to know if somebody is using their house as a short-term rental unless somebody says something. if they are off book, they can just do that and nobody knows that. so what some of the

i'm pam moore. angela davis, you may know her best for the iconic photographs of her perfect afro. but there is so much more to this activist, author and educator the oakland museum of california is hosting an exhibit on davis. her story is an american one with deep roots in california. the exhibit is called sees the time.

alright pam time for 03. the state of emergency has been declared by the city of oakland because of a cyber attack and ransomware attack that has snarled city services. for almost a week. several oakland city departments can't conduct normal day to day work, including the workers at police headquarters, who file reports. now we found a long line of people waiting for services because everything has to be done by hand, including payments paid in cash, one person who was filing a stolen car report said it took two visits over two days and also waiting for two hours to understand that it's a non emergency report. however i just felt that there was absolutely no urgency from the dispatcher on the non emergency number down to the officer at the station. now declaring an emergency will let the city speed up the process for buying equipment and materials as well as hiring emergency workers if it's needed , and oakland's new mayor says she has people working on getting things back to normal. i understand the frustrat

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i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. dharmesh patel has been charged with attempted murder and child abuse. >> he pleaded not guilty. did a kron four's rob nesbitt was in the courtroom and has the details.

pam. and ken, back to you. >> officials confirming tonight the latest numbers show more than 12,000 people have been killed by the powerful earthquake that hit turkey and syria. that strong quake a magnitude 7.8 struck on monday. it was the world's deadliest earthquake in more than a decade. thousands of people are injured. thousands of buildings have crumbled in both nations. search teams from more than 24 countries have joined a local emergency personnel there in the hopes of finding survivors in the midst of the widespread devastation and the subfreezing temperatures. >> here at home in the south bay, a man is facing charges after several people were robbed while using atms. san jose police say diego mendoza. ramirez tried to rob for people between last at gunpoint. police say some of the robbery victims were pistol-whipped and stolen. cars are used to get away. skaters say they were able to identify a pattern in the string of robberies and help them track down the suspect. also in san

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. chunli. zhao faces 7 counts of murder. one count of attempted murder in connection to that mass shooting 3 weeks ago. kron four's rob nesbitt was in the courtroom and has more on what happened during today's plea hearing. chunli zhao appeared in court with his 2 attorneys pleading not guilty to all charges against him through a mandarin interpreter. cameras captured the moment but information the case is hard to get because of a gag order that was issued last week after judge elizabeth hill read the murder charges against chunli zhao thursday afternoon. >> the 66 year-old defendant pled not guilty in a denial of all allegations against him. he's been accused of gunning down and murdering 7 farm workers and half moon bay. you know, we're still waiting for. >> the coroner's report. that said, you know, there are 7 victims here and they told us it's going to be. i'm a pretty good delayed several months

good morning, pam and dave.eporting on the state of san francisco's downtown struggling because so many people are still working from home and parts of new york city are seeing a similar effect coming up on mornings on two in the seven o'clock hour. how much remote work is costing manhattan then congress is working to curb or possibly even ban tiktok, even in the face of big ad sales and celebrity endorsements from the super bowl. in the next hour , we break down new legislation just reintroduced to ban tiktok from operating in the united states. stay wit us. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. com

i'm pam cook tuesday morning. february 28th. stephen i left yesterday morning at the same time and man that was a bit of a white knuckle drive. and i think a lot of people had that for the morning and the afternoon as well. we went through exactly when the cold front went through. i actually missed an exit. it was raining so hard about pulling over actually really need to that point where i thought i might want to meet. let this pass through. what about today we're gonna say won't be as bad there's still some more rain. it's in the thirties right now and forties. we just had some light rain here in oakland. livermore's reporting some light rain, but today we'll get another round two here before we start to get a break tomorrow. 36 santa rosa 38 palo alto, so there's still plenty of clouds moving through and see some maybe some snow again northern mendocino county lake county, but probably not as widespread as yesterday. this next system will drop in here. it'll be more hit and miss, but it will keep the beat going here so again,

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne, the farm where 4 people were killed, california terra garden is back open today. but the concord farms, the second shooting location where 3 others were killed is still close. she interfaith service is now winding up. it was held at the boys and girls club event center on kelly avenue. and that's where kron four's terisa stasio is standing by to recess. tell us about the service. >> well, hi, pam. and ken,si'm going to get out the way because right now what is happening is that there is going to be a procession that is going to get underway. you can see. everyone is getting candles, the plan is going to be that everyone is going to start walking down and they are going to head to ford's main street and from there, they're going to walk to the i d hall so that they can have a community dinner. as you mentioned, there's several 100 people here. they had all gathered earlier for an interfaith service. now that service we can show you some video. it started with a chinese b

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. one man was arrested friday after investigators say they found evidence of an active illegal narcotics manufacturing facility. kron four's theresa stasi has been following this story closely joins us now from the scene. >> in the city, what's the latest research? >> ken and pam and i do have to tell you that it's

pam time is 5 53.12 hours as the super bowl ended, but sports fans already looking ahead. we'll tell you how baseball fans are counting down until the pitchers and catchers report for spring training and arizona and the appeal of magic mike franchise remain strong. in a moment we have a look at this weekend's box offic business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. go through. there were some questions after gary payton the second physical exam, now abdomen injury caused him to fail a warrior's physical and he could be out for three months. however terms of

i'm pam moore and i'm justine waldman in for ken wayne. and tonight we're learning about the legal steps the former chief is planning on taking. >> later on this week, kron four's haaziq madyun has the latest. >> community members, clergy and city leaders

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dave and pam on 80.ing out to the albany hill, the removed that and things are getting a little bit better as you drive from elsa bronte into berkeley. and highway 24 as you drive over to the tunnel, head of minor thing coming up to the tunnel. so if you are those are your commutes , give yourself a little extra time. if you see the bay bridge that looks about normal, it is backed up for about 10 to 15 minute delay, and we don't have any problems on the same mateo or on the dumbarton bridge. we keep watching the south day commute as things are beginning to fill in a little bit there. i still think you can get a nice drive to cupertino and sunnyvale. 6 49. what about today's weather? here's steve. thank you, sir. well a little bit of high clouds coming over us and a teeny bit of fog. but there really isn't that much and i think everything is pointing in the direction of more sunshine and warmer temps here today, so a little bit warmer. it's cold, though. a lot of 30 showing up again, patchy fog a little b

good idea, pam. let's go to steve right now , steve, you're saying things are quieting down a little bit weather wise, they are quite income. even when we have good news. there's bad news, right? that's right. alright we'll get to it here to clear out there right now, little bit of mostly clear there's a few clouds, but overall, it looks all right. as everything is coming down from the northwest, and we will start to see a little bit of a breeze kind of holding the temps up a little bit. so that thirties and forties on the lows mostly sunny . it'll be ok today, but that that breeze is going to make for a little bit of a chill here in the morning. we're seeing thirties for many 36 santa rosa 39 paolo out to 38 conquered. livermore is down to 35. so there are plenty of 30, especially to the north as well . so another brisk morning, but if it wasn't for the breeze, we'd be even cooler 21 jackpot up in truckee. 35 uk 37, sacramento, even fresno at 38. everything is going up and over for now, except for a

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i'm pam moore. the national weather service issued a high wind warning for parts of the north bay and san francisco, which will last until tomorrow morning for u.s. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us with a look at what to expect. we knew the winds are going to come. but boy, this is really something. what a change. i mean, just from 24 hours ago, we had 60's and 70's, everybody. >> feeling like spring. and then today you get slapped with those strong gusty winds out there. we see the power outages, the trees coming down and the winds going to be with him throughout the night tonight. you can see the camera shaking as it looks out toward the golden gate bridge. >> all those strong, gusty winds of 40, even 50 plus mile an hour gusts out there for today. they'll continue overnight. tonight, the high wind warnings going to continue along the coastline throughout the night tonight until 9 o'clock in the morning. the advisories for winds going continue into the afternoon, but gusty winds all

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. dharmesh patel has been charged with attempted murder and child abuse. >> he pleaded not guilty. did a kron four's rob nesbitt was in the courtroom and has the details. dhar-mesh patel stood behind glass while his attorney read a not guilty plea to all charges. 3 counts of premeditated. >> and delivered attempted murder we believe the evidence will show intentionally driving his family off a cliff with the intent to kill chief deputy district attorney for san mateo county. sean gallagher. >> says the 41 year-old doctor from pasadena drove his tesla off devil's slide in january, but tells wife and 2 children. a 7 year-old girl and 4 year-old boy were inside the car at the time are active asleep. all 4 survived the 250 foot drop somewhat of a miracle that there were. >> they survived and that there wasn't injury. i think everyone who work the scene and recover the victims from that. we're we're expecting worse. the defense attorney reference the fact that tells wife does not want him pr

it is a routine that pam dotson knows well and will never get tired of treating others. >> i can take over for you at the enoftwo tea og developer for via heart project. today she is running through the process before she makes a presentation to leaders at the unified school district. at the beginning of their meeting, pam walks through the process with everyone start to finish so that they all feel confident to step in when someone is having sudden cardiac arrest. >> terry, call 911 and come back to me. get the aed. >> reporter: call, pump, shock. it is three steps that everyone should know. according to via heart project, 350,000 americans die from cardiac arrest each year. >> it is more common than we care to admit and would like to admit, but almost all of us probably know someone who has. >> reporter: liz lies are is the executive director of the project. not only do they train people on cpr but they have placed aeds in locations throughout northern california. >> it was wonderful to see that everyone was paying attention and talking about it. >> reporter: but it is not enough to

good morning, pam. know, so we're looking around for some of that snow that you guys were showing. we were here at the highest peak in san francisco kind of hoping that maybe we'd see a little dusting of snow or maybe even some hail. no luck so far here in san francisco. i don't want to. you want to say good luck or bad luck. we'll just say no luck. one way or the other we are seeing though, is we are seeing some wet roads out here. pretty common sight around san francisco and really around the bay area this morning. the weather already being blamed, though, for damage around the bay area specifically for falling trees, high winds knocked down 150 ft tree into a south san francisco home, taking out a power pole and a line on its way down. that incident, knocking out power to more than 130 homes at the same story, really throughout the region, with wind taking out trees, those trees, then taking out transformers and poles and lines and equipment, leaving about 100,000 customers around the bay area withou

well, pam is right. there are some people out on the road getting to and from wherever they need to go at four o'clock in the morning. we do have an incident. that's seems to be in the clearing stages, so it's not causing too much of a big problem. but this is in the eastbound direction of 80 at the treasure island off ramp, a stalled vehicle. it's been moved out of the way elsewhere in the east bay. you see, traffic is pretty clear. there are some people on the road and 80 north and south bend past the coliseum bridge toll plaza, though, is empty. four oh, one. let's go back to the desk. alright we begin with breaking news this morning. firefighters are still putting out hot spots from an overnight fire that caused significant damage to a historic church in oakland. it was first reported shortly before 11 o'clock last night at the first african methodist episcopal church. at 37th street and telegraph avenue right near the kaiser permanente medical center , the church's pastor says while the building has

pam. time is 4 39 going right back to steve paulson with your forecast. pardon me an interesting one. it's going to get interesting. that's correct. it starts today . we'll take a look back at yesterday because it was so nice yesterday. one of our directors , ken lawrence, even text me and said, man, i'm working up a sweat out here working in the backyard. lawrence said that ken ? yeah and i said you won't say that the rest of the week. because we have warm temps yesterday. 70 degrees in santa rosa conquered was 70 ken conquered with 70 sandra fell. 70 palo alto 70. gilroy was in their napa and san jose were close oakland downtown 68 in san francisco. 67 degrees san rafael conquered menlo park 70 san jose was close as we mentioned today , fifties and tomorrow, probably about 52 to 54 temps are going down. so we bought. we topped out on the temps sunday and monday and now we are on the roller coaster ride down and i mean it's going right down there. being there will be highs in the forties

dave and pam.about how we for you can see some slowing here on westbound highway for as you drive from pittsburgh to conquer . that's about all those 6 80 looks pretty good. and the bay bridge continues to look very good as you drive into san francisco. i do believe that today is going to be a big travel day for people to get out of the bay area. so keep that in mind at 6 48. let's talk about today's weather and let's bring steve back in. all right, sal. thank you. some cloud cover of mainly favoring areas to the west. if you're inland, it will be mostly sunny. this cloud cover has been rotating around the low, which is not pretty far offshore here, but some clouds in my might fall down in gym. one of these days. all right, sal cloud cover coming over us here as it's just trying to rain, but it's that doesn't have any support for it. so if you're inland, it will be mostly sunny. if you're near the coast, it will be mostly cloudy clouds sun warmer, though i get a little bit of an easterly breeze in

pam spurr, lubricants. oh, dr.m spurr, what a way to kick off my first night doing the 8:00 show. i really hope my kids are in bed, otherwise my just have some really awkward conversation. so i was not there to witness you so much forjoining this so much for joining this evening. oh oh one followed up. well if you go on tonight. oh my god . beth, what? what are you god. beth, what? what are you doing to me? can you stop using the d word? some people will pay good money. that kind of chat, the v word at this time of night. now that was interesting .thank night. now that was interesting . thank you very much . night. now that was interesting . thank you very much. big show ahead. we've got laurence fox near oliver calvin mackenzie on the way plus really digging into what the lancashire police got right and wrong in the nicola bulley investigation. okay thank you so much that right that sounds like a brilliant that explains where laurence fox says oh come on maybe face on with you anyway. can't wait. i'm going to be h

pam spurr, lubricants. oh, dr.urr, what a way to kick off my first night doing the 8:00 show. i really hope my kids are in bed, otherwise my just have some really awkward conversation. so i was not there to witness you so much forjoining this so much for joining this evening. oh oh one followed up. well if you go on tonight. oh my god . beth, what? what are you god. beth, what? what are you doing to me? can you stop using the d word? some people will pay good money. that kind of chat, the v word at this time of night. now that was interesting .thank night. now that was interesting . thank you very much . night. now that was interesting . thank you very much. big show ahead. we've got laurence fox near oliver calvin mackenzie on the way plus really digging into what the lancashire police got right and wrong in the nicola bulley investigation. okay thank you so much that right that sounds like a brilliant that explains where laurence fox says oh come on maybe face on with you anyway. can't wait. i'm going to be here

well done let's five pam pam pum pum pum pum pum that's energy.in general, beauties champions what did you want class after meeting, the most interesting training began, and zhanna ivanovna kunitskaya is in charge of this process. tell us about the success of the team. one girl of the higher league, alena pavlovich, by the way, was directly charged with everything to me, her sisters talked. aga pavlovich alena of the premier league plays the neman. one girl of the fourth year of birth of the youth dynamo is another girl. from this year, too, youth on dynamos. went sixth year of birth, wow, but a lot of talented two ages here. which are already part of the regional team of the region. well, the little ones, the second third grade, who are starting, but you can see for yourself, they do everything and see already the skill and skills. i enjoyed participating in the mini- football match, i must say. honestly, next to professional girls. sometimes i even got a little lost, so well-coordinated they played. mama mia, oh-oh-oh, it'll be fine, hold on. i

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. since that mass shooting last monday claimed the lives of 7 people. >> the half moon bay community has come together to remember the people who were killed. there have been candlelight vigils and memorials set up in the city's downtown that interface service this evening was scheduled at the clinton middle school in half moon bay kron four's theresa shows us how the community is coming together tonight. >> the service started with a chinese bell ringing as flower bouquets relay down at the front of the podium. larger flowers stands have the names of each of the victims acquire saying you are loved the first speaker. a community member talked about how the pain of the shooting has ruptured this coastal city of especially in the early hours when no one really knew what was happening. another speaker with a san francisco restorative justice ministry spoke about overcoming this tragedy. >> it's all of us as the community that needs to pull together and support one another. as san francisc

pam and ken, back to you. thank you. grant. there's a shortage of veterinarians in california and it's the animals who are suffering. >> the san francisco spca surveyed shelters all over the state and found that more than 300,000 shelter. animals are not getting adequate care and that is leading some more adoptable animals being put down. >> we have this chronic issue of not enough that in our schools and the acute issue of now, the mariners are so overworked. they're leaving the field. >> doctor jennifer scarlet says there are more than 2000 qualified applicants who haven't been able to get into veterinary school. she says the solution needs to be more schools admitting more students so that shelters such as the spca won't be forced to euthanize animals, that they can't care for. >> a new bill moving through the legislature seeks to expand food benefits to undocumented californians. it calls for expanding calfresh. that's the state's low income monthly food benefits program to include undocumented adults and children. >> it ma

i know you, dave and pam.lright the answer your question that's getting a little bit more crowded on highway four as you drive through bay point in pittsburgh to conquer, but these commutes are looking very typical. yesterday we had a lot of surprises. we hate surprises. when it comes to the commute, don't we? it's more for a surprise party. we love those kind of things, but for the commute not so much bainbridge backed up all the way out to the maze. metering lights are on again. it is pretty typical of this time of the morning, san mateo bridge and dunbarton bridge looking good and the peninsula not a lot going on here. we do have or looking at something in san francisco here on westbound 80 right at the 101 split. so we're going to keep watching that looks like it's a stalled vehicle, but hopefully they'll get it out of the way soon before it starts to affect the bay bridge. 6 19. let's bring steve back in. i like surprises salary. yes in many cases, they're good when you're driving home or to work. nope ex

alright pam. right now it's 4 17, and we're going right to south cast in a to have a major traffic problem this morning, sal going on. it's a big rig jackknife dave and pam norby bong 8 80 just near the post office at seventh, however , the staff letting traffic through it, 9 80 so if you come up on 8 88 9 80, you're going to be forced to take 9 80 over to the maze. there's apparently some traffic stuck in the back up here of this jackknifed truck and multi car accident. it's right near the airport. i'm sorry. the airport i meant the big post office there if you know it in west oakland, northbound 8 80. this is not affecting south bong 8 80, you will see the traffic is going to be okay if you drive on southbound 8 80. it's early enough in the morning for you to get up to 5 80 just avoid the whole thing getting up saying i need to get to the bay bridge. don't even bother with 8 80 just go up to 5 80. you'll have a clean shot to the bay bridge, otherwise quiet. that's the only thing that's going on.

definitely you know, pam and dave.a kid, i would go with my grandmother on money downtown just because and to the woolworth there on market street worth and just, you know, and all over the financial district to just to feel the vitality of the city. there were so many people downtown. i thought wow. this is a big city, right? mhm so i know what she means. alright speaking of san francisco if i could make the transition to the freeways westbound 80 at 101 is looks like there's a crash there right there on 80 at 101. now it's early, and if they get this out of the way, it will be almost as if it never happened for the commute. but we'll see right now. there is a little bit of a backup at the metering lights if they're going to turn them on, but not a big backup. hopefully that crash i just mentioned in san francisco will be cleared. san mateo bridge looks good. and so this is dumbarton braces. the rest of the bay area commutes are doing well. there's a little bit of slow traffic coming in over the altamont pass. 5 51. l

let's go back to pam. yes definitely our top story this morning, sal dangerous driving this morning following that overnight winter weather. we continue our live team coverage on the storm. ktvu is james torres in napa county. i've heard maybe some roads might be closed there as well. uh, there's james. what can you tell us? james, how's it? look out there. yep pam good morning to you. you drive in and around kind of the core of the bay area that latitude between san francisco and oakland, and you'll see a lot of rain coming down steadily. that's going to be what it looks like. we're pretty much the remainder of the morning. so before you head out the door for that morning drive, keep that in. my roads will certainly be slick. now we are just south of yonville here in napa county, and that's what will slowly start to see. that rain transition into snow. let's show you some of that snow we've seen from overnight the snow coming in near calistoga here that is shutting down some major freeways, some roads as

sound familiar, pam? i don't know.e of burnout from rising even higher, the experts say manager should see their fellow workers as people first and try to work with them. well today, the nfl predraft scouting begins in indianapolis more than 300 prospects. we'll talk to teams and show off their abilities. players will get medical checkups and mri and will interview with teams over the next few days, and among those taking the field include fresno state and mono vista high star jake julie haener. who is the son of julie julie haener, ktvu colleague, espn ranks julie haener as the number eight quarterback in the nfl draft. they expect him to go in the fourth or fifth round. bravo alright, time is 5 59 more wet weather bearing down on the bay area as we speak. you heard steve will tell you how much rain and snow we expect today and what it means for california's drought and some pretty wild scenes on the streets of oakland, several side shows over the weekend, including one live involved a big rig. look at your screen. wh

i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> it's all of us as the community that needs to pull together and support one another. >> now at 6, 100's of people gathering in downtown half moon bay tonight for an interfaith service to honor the 7 victims who lost their lives in last week's mass shooting. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne, the farm where 4 people were killed, california terra garden is back open today. but the concord farms, the second shooting location where 3 others were killed is still close. she interfaith service is now winding up. it was held at the boys and girls club event center on kelly avenue. and that's where kron four's terisa stasio is standing by to recess. tell us about the service. >> well, hi, pam.nd

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. there are several weather threats over the next few days. >> kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with a look at what to expect in. lawrence, i know you're you're pretty excited about all big weather coming through. it's fascinating. i mean, maybe we haven't seen an event like this since may be about 1976. i mean, we could really see some unusually low snow levels, not like we're going to see white out conditions. you're not going to be skiing down. lombard what we can see that some unusual of maybe twin peaks. we see it there. i would be surprised if somebody standing up there. >> and they see some snowflakes going by. maybe the transamerica building may be right here you. walk outside just to the right time. so pretty phenomenal weather on the way as we've got the d

pam moore is in a host, our special honoring black history sharing. our stories airs tonight at 6.30, p and you can catch all of the stories that we put together for you. we'll be right back after the break. >> welcome 55 and we are looking outside at some rain and snow across the bay area this morning. what we do have out there right now, let's get a look at radar and we can see that we do have that rain and snow out there. let's get that full look at radar. perfect. so we do have a rain and snow out there across the bay area right now. i'm zooming in on some areas that were actively seeing the santa cruz mountains still looking at some areas of blue out there highway 17. we've got will tran up there doing some reporting here in just a few moments. and you can see what we have going on up there. some snow falling active leader right along that stretch right there at the summit. also stretching pretty close down there to higher elevations, right above santa cruz. now san jose. you've been in the midst of some light on and off showers doesn't take long

thank you for joining us tonight at 6, i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. chief armstrong has been on leave since last month's after report found that he didn't discipline one of his officers enough. in the letter, the open naacp president since the adams. >> expresses concern over armstrong sudden placement in claims, quote, oakland is acting up without him in charge. chief armstrong is making his own request to be reinstated as police chief. he claims the report by the federal monitor that led to his suspension was flawed. >> frankly, the confidential report and information provided by the monitor is embarrassing. is it accurate? it contradicts itself about the role that i played in this case. this was serious misconduct but down by officers. but the report clearly establishes that. i as chief, wasn't aware. >> armstrong says he ultimately blames the federal monitors reported not merit all for putting him on leave. on friday, the mayor said that her office was still reviewing the report. >> clara county is announcing new legislation to take guns away from

it's pretty scary, pam, wt amendment ha the first amendment has becomeue what appears to be a partisan issue, that there'.s one side oh saying, let's have it in the other side, saying you can have it if we tell you you can have it. t is right?at's right. it's first amendment when they say it is .re and that's the problem. and that's why these ver hearint are so verhey, very vital. yo tu know, whether it's americo parents being targetedwn by ouri own government or senators grassley and johnson beingking u targeted by the fbi, making upem false information about them, t that's what we're hearing.we but i think one of the most goo important things is that we are losing the good men and women of the fbi because of these horrible fbi agents at the top.t and the department of justice. we heard agent nicole parkere pa testify. i worked hand in hand with her on the parkland shootings. she is one of the best,t brightest, most compassionatcoea agents i've ever worked with .cl shdre notified 17 families that. their children had been murdered. and the fbi, they've lost her. she resigned because of

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

military number of the trees of our boys, then applied it to himself, but it didn't help para-para-pam this? and this is a tank first aid kit and this is exactly the vibe of not even the second world war. the first world war is so iron, i don’t need to be too fascinated. we also had such first aid kits once, like car ones, but here she is all in the solarium, she stinks of slippers every day requests are pouring in from everywhere, there is no way to teach a battalion to teach a company. well, it takes a lot of people, a lot of time, and often the units themselves do not have this time, so it is very important for us that each unit has its own good medic who also has good medical training and can teach his servicemen to provide exactly that mutual aid in tactical medicine , that's why it is determined whether they really live with the doctor during the revolution of dignity, we had their student protests, and then i joined the medical service and we had great doctors, paramedics, centers, there are many reasons why i didn’t learn from them then and i read a lot with taste and so on. an

pam and ken, now back to hugh grant. thank you. >> new developments in the investigation of the classified documents found in president biden's home. there has been yet another fbi search of a property associated with the president. kron four's. catherine heenan joining us now from our newsroom with details on what happened in that search today, catherine. this time it was a beach house in delaware. this application home on by the bidens. >> the fbi came rolling up to the beach home today. they remove material. it was a 3 hour search. they got some handwritten notes, but no classified material was found. that's in contrast to the biden's primary, a primary home. we're 13 hour search in january did result in documents being found, including classified documents stashed in a garage. more were found in the at the washington, d.c. office that biden news before becoming president lawmakers from both parties want more information. house republicans are pushing ahead with an investigation. the chairman of the oversight committe

as i said, ken and pam, the number one thing no injuries reported from this fire as the fire chief as well about, you know, damages to the area because there was a lot of runoff that happened as they had to put this off the set. >> he had no snformation on that at this time and they're going to continue to investigate to see what exactly caused the fire. they only know that it did happen outside of the home reporting live in the oakland hills. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right, rob, thank you for that. yes, a lot of very sad strained memories about 91. those winding narrow roads. >> but conditions for a lot different then as far as weather can certainly that and a lot of other things have changed as welcome force. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow said that resident who saw the oakland hills fire >> notice that the embers were going straight up. yes, an indication about what was happening with the when g made a really good observation. you get fires and if you set for going straight up, you get a pretty good idea. there's not much in the way of wind. >> and that was really wha

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ktvu dot com alright, pam. time is 404 progress is reported in the continuing police investigation in pleasant hill into several car break ins earlier this month. the cars were all parked on long, brooke way near the outback steakhouse restaurant, and all of the break ins happen overnight on the first weekend of this month. a man who lives in that neighborhood started recording video of the damaged cars after seeing a lot of broken glass in the street. continued walking along. it was just car after car after car windows shattered and ultimately , by the time i got back to my place, a total of 20 vehicles there is still broken window glass on the street and on sidewalks and electronic equipment was stolen from the cars. the police tracked one device to a home in antioch's and another to a house in sacramento county. but so far no arrests have been made. thousands of dollars worth of instruments were stolen from the oakland school for the arts after thieves broke in twice in less than two weeks. and we want to sh

ken and pam. >> thank you very much. catherine kron. 4 noelle bellow sat down for a one-on-one interview with mayor breed. the city's first black female mayor. that conversation as a part of our special black history month coverage. and it's coming up later this hour. happening now on the peninsula group in salmon tale is trying to recall the newly elected or ensley. this as the district attorney is investigating claims that have been raised about her pick for the district 5 city council seat. critics say her actions put the city at risk of a lawsuit back in december, lee revealed in a city council meeting that she had been approach was to backdoor deals, pressuring her pressuring her to choose a particular candidate to fill the vacant seat. the alleged events leading up to the appointment may be a violation of the brown act. while her supporters say she has a clean track record and she should keep the job. the recall effort will require 9,000 resident voters signatures to make it onto the 2023 ballot. lee released this