h headwinds at ford and gm >> philippe, the price war is ford ready to compete we hear tesla with the control over the supply chain and margins with the production to afford to reduce prices without hit too hard can the other automakers trying to catch up to tesla do the same >> it is a different machine there is a higher profit with tesla to begin with. the costs are improving. they have a big leverage to growth they have the costs go down as they grow. the fixed costs are high and leveraged d r&d. the underlining growth is the market at best a small variation. tesla can absorb more pricing cut because of the profitability. there is something about the way they get the growth to help the cost base as well as fixed cost base leverage. >> what you saw and heard from ford and tesla, are you changing rating on stocks >> we do like tesla. we have been taken back over what happened in the course of 2022 a lot of issues that we knew about whether it was governance or weakness in the markets from the base, the products are strong ford and gm has costs there. they are improving, but they are

. >> kron four's philippe chogall has that story. >> at times blocking the road with his truck near his house. are low spending part of his late friday morning telling passing through the california highway patrol's roadblock on patterson pass road in livermore to use another route to get to their destination by lily was spent. there are some people that you can come through here because it's not safe to do in terms of snow. >> hours earlier, just before 5 o'clock in the morning to alameda county fire engine companies responded to the patterson passed summit. we're up to 10 cars got stuck in the snow. the fire crews used shovels to help dig them out. the fire department says it caused a backup of more than 100 cars. when i was leaving my house, i was on my show was the safety vehicles coming down the aisle. and it was just saying be safe out. low has lived in livermore since he was 12 years old and can only remember it's snowing 3 other times. he says when it does fall. >> the last place you want to be behind the wheel is on the back room says unusual. yeah, we're going to come here. bu

for the people who helped to cross. >> in emeryville, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> kron 4 is honoring black history all month long. we're going to continue to share stories which featured the diversity of the bay area to an end this month as our own pam moore hosts, our special report honoring black history sharing our stories that airs thursday, february 23rd 06:30pm. >> next in sports, the raiders 7 officially derek carr making him a free agent. our erin wilson has the details on what's next for the qb and the what's next for the qb and the team. ♪♪ ready to feel what it's like? when you can du more with less asthma. it's possible with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. are you in? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of

. >> kron four's philippe de gaulle. was there. >> just 5 miles away from her home wheels college on saturday afternoon, long time congresswoman barbara launches her campaign for u.s.. senate laney college in oakland, even though this is a moment of unprecedented challenge. >> we the people have a chance to next chapter to get he is running for another real political icon seat in the senate. >> earlier this month, u.s. senator dianne feinstein announced she will not seek reelection for the seat she has held since 1992. my life stand in the gap. >> for who have been locked out of opportunity left and ignored. and though is that it all comes down to a fight for dignity, freedom. >> and justice. a former state assembly member and state senator representative lee is endorsed by local democratic mayors and elected state leaders a space, yes, a to the senate. the families throughout california, as a mother, grandmother and self-described progressive. representative lee says she will continue fighting for reproductive rights, s

philippe djegal reports the surveillance camera has been at it too. the park that has been hit the most. >> tom bradley surveys, the graffiti damage left by vandals overnight as pleasant oaks park in pleasant hill others. everybody a lot. i mean, it's not just my staff, but the community. radley is park superintendent for the pleasant hill, recreation and park district and says of the city's most pleasant oaks has been hit the hardest. the problem that has grown in recent months, but one that has been going on for 2 bradley says students from pleasant hill, middle school across the street are to blame. there's handful of kids from the junior high across the street. come over waiting for their parents be picked up lot of time on their hands. >> unfortunately, they're doing things like tagging things are vandalizing property in the bathrooms are on play. structures to police departments as good damages and cleanup fees have exceeded $15,000. bradley says a surveillance camera was installed at pleasant oaks park a month ago. >> and it has led to 3 teenag

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> on the peninsula. 3 people including a baby had to be rescued from a car sunday afternoon in san mateo county. >> crews did not give details on what led to the accident in the southbound lanes of 2.80, near redwood city. the 3 passengers were taken to the hospital with moderate injuries. a san jose police officer is recovering after being shot on friday night. it started around 10, 30 friday evening near the intersection of king and story roads. police say they were conducting a traffic stop when the driver got out and the car and started shooting at them. this is a picture of the patrol car tweeted out by san jose police. you can see a hole in the windshield. no officers were injured in that shooting, but the investigation led officers to a home on some bad avenue. that's when a man at the property started shooting at officers. this time an officer was hit. but the injury is not life threatening. the officer's injury is said to be non-life-threatening. the shooter eventually surrendered and was taken into custody. the investigation is ongoing. wildl

kron four's philippe djegal has that story. >> there was the industrial heavy duty lock box that wasttached here. and cheyenne household size of fees popped the lock box opened at around 4.30 thursday morning and use the spare key inside her business once they got in, they actually moved all these items. they moved the peak heart squeeze through, continued on. and this is also where they exited locked house wolf, owns 2 girls, one plant at the palos verde, small and walnut creek. >> a high-end plant boutique, she figured would never be targeted by thieves. the suspect left the mess rummaging through what until now has been a safe place before stealing cash. she share openly with the it >> feels like a hurt. the is gone a little bit. it leigh ann romano, roger shares. the house will and her business partner. all 3 believe the thief worked alone, breaking, invent, disabling the alarm. the cash box and rogers is register was taken with about $2000 inside. i think it's just more like. >> you know, feeling violated thing, you know, the theft is setting the businesses back more than $3,000

kron four's philippe djegal tells us a surveillance camera has been added to the most troubled park. >> a troubling cycle has continued for 2 years at parks in pleasant hill. vandals damage, playgrounds and bathrooms with graffiti and pleasant hill, recreation and park district staff clean it up only for the vandals to return and cause more damage. smashed out 2 of our drums over i was $1700. >> within 3 days after replacing it smashed out again. so what i've had to do is just let it be. i can't just $1700 and do it every few days of pleasant hill. police department says the damages and repair costs exceed $15,000.5. teenage boys from pleasant hill, middle school across the street from pleasant oaks park. >> have been referred to juvenile probation park district superintendent tom bradley says this park has been tagged the most out of the city's 14 parks last month. the surveillance camera was installed to deter the vandalism and helped catch 3 of the tigers. that's going to cause their own family ones that are going to have to pay restitution. so i hope it just wakes him up and mayb

nearly a dozen cars getting stuck in the snow, bringing traffic to a halt for a while as kron four's philippe djegal reports. alameda county firefighters helped to dig the drivers out terms of snow. >> to alameda county fire engine companies spent early friday morning digging up to 10 cars at the snow. they got stuck driving to the summit of patterson pass road in livermore. it caused a backup of more than 100 cars. david murillo lives off the back road and says it's dangerous when it's dry and even worse when it's wet. >> we're packed with powder in 2 years seen least 25 accidents. 2 fatalities. we have a semi. down the road, just turn over and kill somebody because they let couple had strong winds and black ice and you can't help but feel like drivers dodged the worst of it friday morning considering no one was injured during the delays. really on the edge of the road. >> you might slip. you know, it's where it's crazy out there. i mean, you anderson, you want to get home. but just just the safety. and that's what you know, says he has lived in livermore since he was 12 years old, adding it

kron four's philippe djegal explains today.ce is announcing the launch of the departments first ever post conviction. justice unit state attorney general rob bonta says the unit will be staffed by 2 deputy attorneys general. >> and will review claims of innocence. wrongful conviction and corruption. we're walking the walk. we are already doing this work, taking a hard look at cases were handling on appeal. >> and considering racial justice act claims with an eye toward systemic racism on to making the announcement during a news conference in oakland friday, citing the national registry of exonerations which reports across the country there have been more than 3300 exonerations since 1989 new evidence may arise. >> past mistakes can be uncovered and sentencing standards may change. weather issues arise as a result of new evidence or advances in forensic science. it is incumbent on prosecutors to make good faith efforts to correct in justice. some district attorneys offices throughout the state have similar units, including local

kron four's philippe djegal reports the city has entered into an exclusive negotiating agreement with the developers and this group hopes to redevelop the coliseum area with affordable housing sports complexes said retail. >> in 2 years when time runs out on an exclusive negotiating agreement over the redevelopment of the coliseum complex between the city of oakland and african american sports and entertainment group. next. the black owned developer says it will present its plans to the city council for a vote. and if approved, vice mayor rebecca kaplan's office says it would mark the largest transfer in public land to african-americans in oakland's history. may we continue to build on this incredible moment. city leaders champion the agreement thursday outside ringcentral the a's own half of the land after purchasing alameda county's portion of the 2019. >> ultimately they would have to sign off on any plans for the site members of the city council expressed confidence in the oakland-based group of developers been out in the neighborhood meeting with neighbors and organizations to ge

small business administration. >> in danville, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up next, just how bad is the cyber attack targeting the city of oakland? we'll find out how it's affecting all kinds of city services. >> and now former police chief leronne armstrong just fired today by new mayor shane town. well, hear his side of the story just released a statement what >> back to our breaking news tonight and happened just over an hour ago. the oakland police department is now searching for a new chief afternoon. mayor sheng tao fired chief leronne armstrong. this comes as armstrong has been placed on administrative leave earlier this year after an investigation by a federal monitor concluded that the chief failed to properly handle misconduct allegations by a police sergeant under him. and what was going just received this statement from armstrong, it reads in part, i am deeply disappointed. >> in the mayor's decision after the relevant facts are fully evaluated by weighing evidence instead of pulling sound bites from strategically leaked inaccurate reports. it will be clear. i

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> an update for you from san francisco.rrested the man accused of entering a jewish synagogue earlier this week and firing several blank rounds. this is video from the incident wednesday at the sheer send center on balboa street there you can see the man walking inside making some gestures. and then moments later, he takes out a gun and starts firing around the room. no one was injured. police say the same man is also accused of waving a gun around at a theater on balboa street earlier this week. the suspect's name has not yet been released. >> i want to get you a check your 4 zone forecast. a live look at the bay bridge tonight. pretty slick out there. we saw a lot of rain moving through the area. we did and we're going continue seeing it for a little bit guest has the details. yeah, that's right. we're going to see some pockets of moderate to heavier rain tonight. going to get a little bit of a break. >> now that this first band of wet weather starting to make its track out of the bay area out of the south and east follow

and tonight kron four's philippe djegal reports the popular pier is now on its last leg kicks. >> the pier here at seacliff state beach was all but destroyed during last month's storms. what's left of it? >> no longer reaches the ss palo alto. large waves tore it down piece by piece. what is left of it will be removed by the end of the month. sad to this is this so many and, you know, every every week we would come down and see people and it became a real community and that so look at kinds of missions, word of the piers impending demolition and need to clean up the beach. drew a large response saturday. families were encouraged to bring their own buckets, gloves and trash grabbers to remove anything in the sand, harmful to the environment we've been seeing so much trash for the last month. and so it is it's wonderful to see all the people come out and help. >> clean up the microplastics. the big pieces of cannes last month. president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capitola. >> in santa cruz county, both pledging funds for the recovery effort loca

but monetary donations to the nonprofits will be earmarked for turkey. >> in san jose, philippe djegal all kron 4 news. >> look at this. cars in a row. >> still ahead, a growing problem in san francisco after several cars were broken into. now the latest chapter in the city's car break-in saga just weeks ago, people found 17 cars with their windows cars with their windows smashed. great party, carly. you must have blown your budget. not exactly. you have great name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello. grocery outlet bargain market looking for some great snacks during the big game. grocery outlet has got you covered. this week, we have 30 ounce bag blue diamond almonds for $9.99. that's a savings worth celebrating. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ >> car break-ins are of growing problem in san francisco happens all the time. the latest incident happened monday. several cars you see here were broken into. this is near high school kron four's. dan thorn has details on what officials are saying is to blame for the growing problem. i >> a line of ca

the kron four's philippe djegal reports school district leaders were not made aware of it until this week. >> for this group of parents, council members, activists, kids and neighbors in clayton, one student being disciplined for a racist act that may include up to 8 others is not enough. you know 2 black children. >> they've been subject to and i don't know. raw emotion from steve rossi who was consoled by one of his sons outside diablo view, middle school saturday morning, the pain of a racist act. >> still fresh less than 2 weeks after it happened enact school administrators did not immediately relayed to the superintendent's office or to the victim's parents. my concern with those students. >> the for 8 days had to go through knowing that their school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clarke sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one studen

but friends of nicola have urged detectives to keep an open mind as our reporter juliet philipps reports mum of two nicola bulley continues, eight days after she went missing. police yesterday said after extensive investigation, they're working on the hypothesis that nicola fell into the river — a theory nicola's friends and family have today questioned. as far as i'm aware, there has been no evidence found in the water that would point to the fact that nikki was in the water or had ever been in the water. you're not going to give up trying to find nicola, are you? no. we can't. we are continuing as we have been all week. our hope is not gone and we will keep going. nicola was last seen eight days ago, walking her dog not farfrom here. not long later, her phone was found on the bench just behind me, still logged into a work call. her dog was found running off the lead. nicola was nowhere to be seen. police say there's around a ten—minute window where her movements are unaccounted for. the search for nicola has involved police, mountain rescue teams and divers, as well as hundreds of peop

djegal all kron, 4 news. >> philippe, always bringing us those great stories. have an entire section on our web site dedicated to black history month. all you have to do is scan the qr code you see right now on your screen and we'll take you directly to that page. well, the warriors were in action hosting the washington wizards hoping to bounce back from saturday's loss to the lakers. and with steph curry out, the pressure is on jordan poole. luckily he has klay thompson and andrew wiggins to back him up. the dogs were down in the 1st quarter but bounced back in the second. the warriors held on to their lead in the 3rd. but the wizards we're slowly trying to make a comeback. but it wasn't enough to keep the dubs from winning final score one, 35 to one. 26. now we also heard from steph curry for the first time since he injured his left leg during a game against dallas earlier this month. curry says he has been resting and doing rehab to strengthen his leg. there is no timetable for return, but he will be re-evaluated after the all-star break. so likely next mond

building relations with the united states can really be a friend to all of the government claims. philippe, philippines, foreign minister and re came a knowledge has been speaking to d, w businesses. janelle jim alone, secretary manella, thank you so much for joining us today. it was a hope of the previous administration, of course that china will deliver a lot in terms of infrastructure in terms of investment. not that much of what was promised was actually delivered in the end the current government of ferdinand marcos. junior. he is also looking to pursue deals in infrastructure, agriculture, tourism. how confident is he that the chinese would deliver a little bit more for him than they did for the therapist? well, we're hopeful because when he, the president visited china last month, and there were a round of meetings amongst businessmen, not government, the government business and quite a number of investments ledgers were made almost $22000000000.00 worth. so where hopeful that that this will actually materialize because there was definite interest on the part of the chinese investor

foot and when ollie watkins scored they threatened to make a game of it and had this effort from philippe's nerves might have jangled more. a few scares aside, this was defiant city's day and they head to the emirates and a potential title—defining clash in bouya nt mood. dan ogunshakin, bbc news. we have the chance to go there and show our personality and a team that we are. with the show have an incredible level like they do. it's going to be an incredible fights and an incredible battle and we have the chance to be top of the table and that's how we have to think. manchester united briefly went above city in the table. but will end the day in third after their 2—0 win over leeds. their second game in a row against the same opponents. joe lynskey watched this one. leeds and manchester united metjust four days ago and now at elland road this bitter rivalry resumed. leeds have no manager and league win since november. they are at the point of the season where close wasn't good enough. that was their best chance of a first half that was fierce. one more simple challenge almost let united i

foot and when ollie watkins scored they threatened to make a game of it and had this effort from philippehave jangled more. a few scares aside, this was defiant city's day and they head to the emirates and a potential title—defining clash in bouyant mood. dan ogunshakin, bbc news. southampton have sector manager afterjust manager after just eight games manager afterjust eight games in charge. earlier today the premier league's bottom club southampton have sacked their manager nathanjones afterjust three months in charge. their defeat at home to ten man wolves on saturday was a fourth in a row at st mary's. and a seventh of his eight league games. it leaves the team four points from safety. jones also courted controversy with some of his comments to the media. with many of the southampton fans turning against him in recent weeks. rangers are through to the quarter finals of the scottish cup. but not without incident. they beat partick thistle 3—2 at ibrox but the big moment of the game happened when it was 1—1 with 20 minutes left. rangers forward malik tillman had gone off injured and ins

thank you. >> the naacp is responding to a racist incident at clayton middle school kron four's philippe, council members, activists, kids and neighbors in clayton, one student being disciplined for a racist act that may include up to 8 others is not enough. you have 2 black children. >> they've been subject to and i don't know. raw emotion from steve rossi who was consoled by one of his sons outside diablo view, middle school saturday morning, the pain of a racist act still fresh less than 2 weeks after it happened. >> enact school administrators did not immediately relayed to the superintendent's office or to the victim's parents. my concern with those students. >> the for 8 days had to go through knowing that their school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clarke sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one student was disciplined, but the east cou

philippe djegal reports the popular pier there is now on its last legs. >> the pier here at seacliff state beach was all but destroyed during last month's storms. what's left of it? >> no longer reaches the ss palo alto. large waves tore it down piece by piece. what is left of it will be removed by the end of the month. sad to see it. go is this so many and you know, every every week we would come down and see people and it became a real community and that so look at kinds of missions, word of the piers impending demolition and need to clean up the beach, drew a large response saturday. families were encouraged to bring their own buckets, gloves and trash grabbers to remove anything in the sand. >> harmful to the environment we've been seeing so much trash for the last month. and so it is it's wonderful to see all the people come out and help clean up the microplastics. the big pieces of cannes last month. president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capitola in santa cruz county. both pledging funds for the recovery effort locally. the nonprofit fri

and lee has previously served in the state assembly and state senate in oakland, philippe all kron. >> the national park service says you're 70 will remain closed until march because of severe winter conditions. all of the roads inside the park have now been restricted to administrative use. only for the rest of the month. the mountains have received some heavy snowfall and blizzard conditions this week. a winter storm watch for the area did go into effect this evening. >> on mount hamilton, lick observatory is telling people not to visit this weekend. they've gotten well over a foot of snow over the past few days, including another inch overnight. there crews are doing the best they can to clear the area, but they're still waiting for caltrans to plow the road up to the observatory. they say ice is beginning to form in the roads. so be safe and stay away for now. >> take a look at this. crews arriving just in time to save a driver stranded in rising flood waters in ventura county. firefighters swooped in pulled the driver out of the car and hoisted them to safety the whole time. that

kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the victim's mother. >> a week has passed since police chips. 14 year-old son joseph gab and died in a car crash. and still, she says it does not seem real was a passenger in a seoul, a vehicle accident. >> it happened near kabul and blossom hill road last around 4.20 friday morning. just saw him hours before the commission had >> early that day, like what am i supposed to do if anything were to happen to like, how do you expect? know, they just go on and he said will be alright, like you'll be good. like we just had a mother, you know, some talk. where are those just like 5 or did anything wrong? like just, you i just want you to like forgive me gap and died on scene making him the first person killed this year during a traffic collision in san jose. >> the girl who was also in the car died at the hospital. police say the car was speeding and the teenage boy behind the wheel survived. he has been arrested for driving a stolen vehicle and 2 counts of vehicular manslaughter on saturday. friends and family held a fundraiser at lake cunningham r wh

but this community is determined to make that happen. >> not toss philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. > beaten outside the sapd center in san jose speaking out that now viral attack was captured on cell phone video kron four's gayle ong spoke with the victim. that street vendor is recovering at home. he says he is still in pain and the suspect is still out there. >> cell phone video captured the moment. rick hahn go was brutally kicked in the face outside the s ap center in san jose. says before the beating he had a disagreement with the suspected attacker hit. may have been couple had the for you. >> and now you're supposed to get it. if we had a go for photo. and i thought and i can do it says an argument ensued. the suspect threw beer on his face and on his grill. he says the suspect left and then returned. he came from behind huge mia. >> what's going to face for congo went to the hospital that night. he suffered a broken nose, black eye, swollen face and a bad headache. san jose police say the incident happened thursday night just before 11. 45 congo and his wife are selling hot do

philippe checkoff reports for us tonight. police hope this video will help them find the person responsible for this cold case murder. >> 27 year-old sean tillis was gunned down in san pablo just before 3 o'clock in the morning on june 12, 2020, the police department is releasing surveillance video of the ambush which happened in the back of an apartment complex parking lot on the 1300 block of rum, real road. the victim identified as mister tillis where he was originally. part of the here. and pulled up with his vehicle over here towards the fire hydrants. all tillis sat in the driver's seat of this car lead mayor duggan says 2 gunmen approached from around the corner and stood near a flight of stairs, then opened fire that killed shooting more than 30 rounds from an assault rifle and a 2 suspects and dark clothing then sped off in the 2015 volkswagen passat reported stolen out of southern california the year before. >> which has since been recovered been. nonstop on this case it's a very violent murder that occurred here. a

kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the owners of that nursery.re was the industrial heavy duty lock box that was attached here and lofthouse rolfe says the pop the lock box opened at around 4.30 thursday morning and use the spare key insight into her business once they got in, they actually moved all these items. >> they moved the peak heart squeeze through, continued on. and this is also where they exited locked house wolf, owns 2 girls, one plan that the palos verde, small and walnut creek. >> a high-end plant boutique, she figured would never be targeted by thieves. the suspect left the mess rummaging through what until now has been a safe place before stealing cash. she sure openly with the it feels like our hurt. the is gone a little bit. it leigh ann romano, roger shares. the house will and her business partner. all 3 believe the thief worked alone, breaking invent, disabling the alarm. the cash box and rogers is register was taken with about $2000 inside. i think it's just more like. >> you know, feeling violated thing, you know, the theft

but kron four's philippe djegal reports school district leaders. >> were not made aware of it until thisk. >> for this group of parents, council members, activists, kids and neighbors in clayton, one student being disciplined for a racist act that may include up to 8 others is not enough. you know 2 black children. >> they've been subject to and i don't know. raw emotion from steve rossi who was consoled by one of his sons outside diablo view, middle school saturday morning, the pain of a racist act still fresh less than 2 weeks after it happened enact school administrators did not immediately relayed to the superintendent's office or to the victim's parents. my concern with those students. >> the for 8 days had to go through knowing that their school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clarke sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one student was di

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> we're coming up on 9.12 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the man accused of driving his family off a cliff is pleading not guilty to the charges against him. will take a closer look at that case and a minute. and as we get ready to head into the weekend, we have you covered with some tasty places to check out before the big game. we'll have another installment of dine and dish in just a couple minutes. 9.14, the time super bowl sunday on the way football fans gearing up for less than 2 days away. right now, millions of americans are going to be watching it. >> probably at bars and at parties across the country. and if you want some good grub to get for the game. vicki liviakis got you covered. today's dine and dish? take a look. >> so your body and your team didn't make it to the super bowl. the one thing you don't want to be disappointed in super bowl snacks. go with chicken wings to win regal wings. no wings for this niner fan. but burden is on the menu low. that's what i'm super bowl party. we're here at horn bbq in oakland where pit ma

a kron four's philippe djegal reports school district leaders were not made aware of the incident until this week. >> for this group of parents, council members, activists, kids and neighbors in clayton, one student being disciplined for a racist act that may include up to 8 others is not enough. you know 2 black children. >> they've been subject to and i don't know. raw emotion from steve rossi who was consoled by one of his sons outside diablo view, middle school saturday morning, the pain of a racist act. >> still fresh less than 2 weeks after it happened. enact school administrators did not immediately relayed to the superintendent's office or to the victim's parents. my concern with those students. >> the for 8 days had to go through knowing that their school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clark. >> sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says o

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. san francisco's health department says the city's covid health emergency. >> well, and february 28th staff members in hospital skilled nursing facilities in jail settings. we'll still be required to wear a mask, but members of the public in those places will not be required to wear masks. earlier today we spoke with doctor peter chin, hong of ucsf. he says vaccination status should probably play a role in deciding whether or not to mask up. >> yes, i think, you if somebody is up to date on vaccines and physically they've gotten covid in the last 3 so they're probably not going to have a high chance of getting it even with a lot of virus circulating around for those people, for example, who haven't gotten vaccine, all got it got exposed to it in the last year or so. and their new compromise that lynn, things maybe a little bit more you know, i risk. sonoma county also said it plans to end its covid emergency declaration at the end of the month. >> the u.s. navy is ending its covid depl

but this community is determined to make that happen. >> not toss philippe djegal all kron. 4 news.w to our 4 zone forecast. here's a live look at coit tower stoically standing there and the >> night sky. yeah, nice. nice night that out there, right? brady said you went out earlier and said, hey, i did i was like this is a beautiful night, especially for the folks that maybe we're celebrating valentine's day this yeah, it's been a beautiful thankfully, not too breezy as we take a different look. you can see right here, the golden gate bridge traffic still picking up another south throughout the evening. but the good news again is that we can actually see the traffic, which means thankfully it's not too foggy. those low temperatures going to freezing temperatures. santa rosa, 32 san francisco, 41 half moon bay. 39, san jose. 43. so we're going to be right there at 32 with the warmer spots, hayward at 42. but later this week, it's going to really chill down. taking a look at podcast. again, we've been telling you it's not fog tonight. and the good news as you wake up with us tomorrow

and a black and lee has previously served in the state assembly and state senate in oakland, philippe all kron. news. >> take a look at >> a rolled over tanker truck on interstate 80 spilling several gallons of fuel on this morning. that's according to the truckee meadows fire protection. district officials say there it is. oh, wait. this something completely different. actually, this is a story involving a deadly nevada medical plane that went down tonight. yeah, the ntsb is trying to determine what caused a medical plane to crash in nevada, killing all 5 people on board. this small prop plane went down near stagecoach, which is southeast southeast of reno. the area was under a winter storm warning late last night when the plane went down. it took emergency crews about 2 hours to find the wreckage. the passengers included the pilot, a patient, a family member, a nurse, and a paramedic. the plane is owned by the nevada-based care flight, which is an air ambulance company. >> now to that rolled over tanker truck on i-80. it spilled several gallons of fuel this morning, according to the

murder investigators have released surveillance video showing this deadly shooting kron four's philippe djegal reports the governor's office is also offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. >> 27 year-old sean tillis was gunned down in san pablo just before 3 o'clock in the morning on june 12, 2020, the police department is releasing surveillance video of the ambush which happened in the back of an apartment complex parking lot on the 1300 block of rum, real road. the victim identified as mister tillis where he was originally. park to hear. and pulled up with his vehicle over here towards the fire hydrants. all tillis sat in the driver's seat of this car lead mayor duggan says 2 gunmen approached from around the corner and stood near a flight of stairs, then opened fire that killed shooting more than 30 rounds from an assault rifle and a 2 suspects and dark clothing and sped off in the 2015 volkswagen passat reported stolen out of southern california the year before. >> which has since been recovered been working. nonstop on this case it's a very violent

and lee has previously served in the state assembly and state senate. >> in oakland, philippe djegal,n, news. >> all right. well, that cold weekdays storm system that we've been tracking for, you blanketed parts of the bay area with snow really niche. addicks shows us how things looked in. the napa county. >> beautiful lake tahoe with snow on the mountain tops above. it's not tahoe, but lake berryessa. it's crazy. don't get to see this much. it's a couple times in a lifetime. so it >> just really need it. super we haven't had snow like that. we've lived there for over. 25 years, though. this is the first heavy snow we've had in 26 years. >> the snow made it all the way down next to highway one. 21. >> he says there's at least 6 inches of snow which began falling after midnight thursday night. we came down here because we want to get out of the we noted yesterday what it's like to see beautiful snow on the mountain. we normally come up here when it's 100 degrees. and so it's at the local watering hole, turtle rock bar and cafe. he's doing business like it's summertime right now because

but this community is determined to make that happen. >> not toss philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> now to a check of our 4 zone forecast. a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. kron 4 meteorologist brittany begley joining us. >> look at the bringing always grateful and i can see that camera. we can see traffic is moving. basically what i'm saying is it's not foggy. that's the good news that's going to be theme as you wake up tomorrow. >> tonight, we're looking at calling it a perfect night. stepped out about an hour ago. it's a little breezy, but overall temperatures. 36 to 46 degrees tomorrow and you wake up and have that cup of coffee or going to be off to a chilly start. but the good news, we're going to warm, sunny and warm is going to be the theme. the bad news is things are going to later this week that potential for rain and below average temperatures. so temperatures right now as we speak just little bit chillier than what we were yesterday. half moon bay are probably really feeling it for right now. but overall, our right temperatures, san francisco, 49 oakland, 4

kron four's philippe reports the popular pier there is on its last legs. >> the pier here at seacliffte beach was all but destroyed during last month's storms. what's left of it? >> no longer reaches the ss palo alto. large waves tore it down piece by piece. what is left of it will be removed by the end of the month. that very sad to see it go is this so many and you know, every every week we would come down and see people and it became a real community and that pso look at kinds of missions, word of the pier's impending demolition and need to clean up the beach. drew a large response saturday. families were encouraged to bring their own buckets, gloves and trash grabbers to remove anything in the sand, harmful to the environment we've been seeing so much trash for the last month. and so it is it's wonderful to see all the people come out and help. >> clean up the microplastics. the big pieces of cannes last month. president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capital a. >> in santa cruz county, both pledging funds for the recovery effort locally. the

the weather caused millions of dollars in damage down there as kron four's philippe djegal reports the popular pier. it's on its last legs. >> the pier here at seacliff state beach was all but destroyed during last month's storms. what's left of it? >> no longer reaches the ss palo alto. large waves tore it down piece by piece. what is left of it will be removed by the end of the month. that very sad to see it go is this so many and, you know, every every week we would come down and see people and >> it became a real community and that so look at kinds of missions. word of the pier's impending demolition and need to clean up the beach. drew a large response saturday. >> families were encouraged to bring their own buckets, gloves and trash grabbers to remove anything in the sand. >> harmful to the environment we've been seeing so much trash for the last month. and so it is it's wonderful to see all the people come out and help clean up the microplastics. the big pieces of cannes last month. president joe biden and governor gavin newsom visited the area and the city of capitola in santa

chief is possible for all races, all shapes, all sizes and as kron four's philippe djegal reports that would have been the case without the black trailblazers who came before. >> give it up to your cells, don't he's bright eyed youngsters standing face-to-face with are you? looked african-american firefighters with more than a collective century's worth of experience in a safe in the bay area and beyond to inspire to dream big t. following 2 years of pandemic protocols. back in first for the 10th annual chief is my belief program returning to elementary school in emeryville during black history is on the meaning behind. is my belief. it's just i'm at. >> people know that you can do you want in life, no matter if you want to be a firefighter police officer, you just believe in your dreams and you will get their alameda county fire department division. chief randall west produces and hosts the hour-long video presentation and assembly documenting the countless contributions african americans have been made in the fire in of get who came forward, safety risk. those who are with us and tho

the owner told kron four's philippe djegal any loss hurt. small business. >> struggling through hard times. >> there was the industrial heavy duty lock box that was attached here and cheyenne lofthouse rolfe says the popped the lock box opened at around 4.30 thureday morning and use the spare key insight into her business once they got in, they actually moved all these items. they moved the peak heart squeeze through, continued on. and this is also where they exited locked house wolf, owns 2 girls, one plant at the palos verde, small and walnut creek. >> a high-end plant boutique, she figured would never be targeted by thieves. the suspect left a mess rummaging through what until now has been a safe place before stealing cash. she share it openly with the it >> feels like our hurt. the is gone a little bit. it leigh ann romano, roger shares. the house will and her business partner. all 3 believe the thief worked alone. breaking in, then disabling the alarm. the cash box and rogers is register was taken with about $2000 inside. i think it's j

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> an update for you from san francisco tonight. police have arrested a man accused of entering a jewish synagogue and firing several blank rounds. we do have video from the incident on wednesday at the son center on balboa street there you can see the man walking inside, making some gestures. and then moments later, he takes out a gun and just starts firing around the room. no one was injured. police say the same man is also accused of waving a gun around at a theater on balboa street earlier this week. the suspect's name has not been released. happening now, the numbers for tonight's powerball jackpot are out here. they are to 8.15. >> 1958. the powerball is 10. so get your tickets check in right now. jackpot tonight is 700 million dollars. it's getting bigger since late november. there's not been a winner and 32 consecutive drawings. if you win tonight and you select the cash option, you could walk away with a cool 375 million dollars. kind of wish i played. >> coming up, family and friends of tyre, nichols celebrating his life i

philippe reports. alameda county firefighters had to help dig them out. >> at times blocking the road with his truck near his house low spending part of his late friday morning, telling drivers passing through the california highway patrol's roadblock on patterson pass road in livermore to use another route to get to their destination by lily was spent. there are some people that you can come through here because it's not safe to do in terms of snow. >> hours earlier, just before 5 o'clock in the morning to alameda county fire engine companies responded to the patterson passed summit. we're up to 10 cars got stuck in the snow. the fire crews used shovels to help dig them out. the fire department says it caused a backup of more than 100 cars. when i was leaving my house, i was on my show was the vehicle safety vehicles coming down the hill. >> and that was just say, you say about their has lived in livermore since he was 12 years old and can only remember it's snowing 3 other times. he says when it does

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> well, 5.11, we'll take a break. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the man accused of driving his family off a cliff is pleading not guilty. will tell you the latest on that case as it moves through the court system. we'll be right back. plus, mayor london breed laying out her plans for san francisco will tell you what she says. her vision is for the city and the chinese balloon that was floating over the continental u.s. has some politicians questioning now whether the biden administration did enough to resolve the matter. tell you why. in a live report from dc. bill loveless: i came to the lord at the age of about 42. dr. charles stanley has been so important in my life, just his teachings. one of the life principles is that brokenness is a requirement for god to use you greatly, is when you can become that conduit of what god wants to do through you to get to other people. it's just amazing of what god can do with you. >> well, happening tonight, interstate 6.80, will be closed in the northbound directi

kron four's philippe de gaulle has the story. >> for this group of parents, council members, activists, kids and neighbors in clayton, one student being disciplined for a racist act that may include up to 8 others is not enough. you know, i have 2 black children. >> they've been subject to and i don't know. raw emotion from steve rossi who was consoled by one of his sons outside diablo view, middle school saturday morning, the pain of a racist act still fresh less than 2 weeks after it happened. >> enact school administrators did not immediately relayed to the superintendent's office or to the victim's parents. my concern with those students. >> the for 8 days had to go through knowing that their school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mock black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clark sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one student was disciplined, but the east county naacp and clayton

but this community is determined to make that happen. >> not toss philippe djegal all kron. 4 news was good to see them all out there doing that good work and fortunate. looks like we've got some stories that are coming by week's end. our offense going bring any more debris. >> the clock's ticking. that's what that was, john. it really is. you know, great weather this weekend. whether you're out there doing the cleanup or just enjoying some time in your backyard. today's the last day of that before. yeah. as james alluded to more stormy weather just around the corner. >> hopefully not too many degrees for of it. just the beneficial rain and snow that we're about to get today. it's just a nice and sunny day. seen you're already seeing temperatures climbing later today. you've got 70 degrees for your daytime high waiting for you. another really pleasant one. and i'm definitely stressing to enjoy today because after today, this high pressure ridge out in a deep dive of the jet stream on in to the west coast is about to being prolonged cooler and wetter weather in the extended forecast tod

$50,000 reward for information that leads to arrests and convictions in this case in san pablo, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> we're back at 7.20 the president's message to the nation last night touched on a variety of topics feature plenty of guests as well. they're inside the halls of congress. >> washington dc's raquel martin is right now in dc and she has report. >> good morning. well, the president definitely using his massive tv audience last night to emphasize what democrats have already accomplished. however, this was his first speech addressed to a divided congress. republicans now co trol the house and were not shy about expressing their disapproval. >> the president of the united states. >> in a second state of the union address, president joe biden called on congress to build upon the success of his first 2 years. fresh finish the job. the president says the state of the union is strong and pointed to declining inflation, job growth and a series of recent bipartisan laws he says will create even more jobs across the nation. there's no reason we can't work together and f

kron four's philippe djegal has that story. >> for this group of parents, council members, activists, kids and neighbors in clayton, one student being disciplined for a racist act that may include up to 8 others is not enough. you know, i have 2 black children. >> they've been subject to and i don't know. raw emotion from steve rossi who was consoled by one of his sons outside diablo view, middle school saturday morning, the pain of a racist act still fresh less than 2 weeks after it happened. >> enact school administrators did not immediately relayed to the superintendent's office or to the victim's parents. my concern with those students. >> the for 8 days had to go through knowing that their school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mock black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clark sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one student was disciplined, but the east county naacp and clayton

. >> prominent democratic leaders kron four's philippe de gaulle reports. >> just 5 miles away from her home mills college on saturday afternoon, long time congresswoman barbara launches her campaign for u.s. senate at college in oakland. even though this is a moment of unprecedented challenge. >> we the people have a chance to write next chapter to get he is running for another real political icon seat in the senate. >> earlier this month, u.s. senator dianne feinstein announced she will not seek reelection for the seat she has held since 1992. i stand in the gap. >> for who have been locked out of opportunity left and ignored. and though is that it all comes down to a fight for dignity, freedom. >> and justice. a former state assembly member and state senator representative lee is endorsed by local democratic mayors and elected state leaders a space, yes, a to the senate. the families throughout california as a mother, grandmother and self-described progressive. representative lee says she will continue fighting for reproductive rights, social justice, universal health care, gun contr

kron four's philippe reports school district leaders were not made aware of this until this week. >> for this group of parents, council members, activists, kids and neighbors in clayton, one student being disciplined for a racist act that may include up to 8 others is not enough. you know, have 2 black children. >> they've been subject to and i don't know. raw emotion from steve rossi who was consoled by one of his sons outside diablo view, middle school saturday morning, the pain of a racist act still fresh less than 2 weeks after it happened. >> enact school administrators did not immediately relayed to the superintendent's office or to the victim's parents. my concern with those students. >> the for 8 days had to go through knowing that their school administration did not have their back days after a student distributed cotton on campus to mark black history month this week, mount diablo unified school district superintendent doctor adam clarke sent a letter to parents stating the school and district leaders fell short of addressing the situation properly. >> he says one student w