raquel, good morning. >> that's right.nd after last week's 5 hour long hearing lawmakers say they don't believe that tiktok ceo answered critical questions about the abs ties to china and over the weekend we saw speaker of the house kevin mccarthy add his name to the growing number of lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. now pushing for a ban. >> following last week's testimony from the ceo of tiktok, lawmakers are vowing to accelerate efforts to ban the popular app in the u.s.. we need to take action on cnn state of the union republican congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers, who led last week's hearing that the ceo failed to squash fears that the data of millions of americans on the app could be accessed by chinese government. co was unwilling to answer questions on abc's this week. republican congressman mike gallagher said it is now more likely congress will ban or force tiktok to part ways with its chinese parent company of actually united republicans and democrats out of a concern of allowing the ccp. >> to control

raquel martin reporting live for us from washington, d.c.. other news tonight is in the south bay where >> people are sounding the alarm about an increase of audi break-ins in san jose. we have security video of a person breaking into an audi parked in the driveway there. the viewer who sent us this says it's the 3rd time their vehicles been targeted, broken into. they think these thieves are looking for the valet key. that apparently audi has in the glove. boxes of vehicles made in certain years. a total of 4 audi break-ins have happened lately in that neighborhood in kron. 4 justin campbell is working. this story will have more coming up tonight in our primetime coverage. police in oakland are investigating an armed robbery of 3 victims. there happened just after 01:00pm on broadway near. >> oakland, technical high school police say the 2 suspects approached the 3 victims and demanded the victim's belongings. one of the suspects was armed with a gun. the victims gave the suspects their belongings in fear and then the suspects, according to

all right, raquel things that update there. we're following the developments on this story on air and online. you can go ahead. scanning qr code and it's going to take you over to our website where you'll be able to find updates on that investigation. still to come on the kron 4 morning news, we're talking about more concerns. >> falling trees as the storm moves in this morning. make sure you stay with us, ok? and we're talking about contra costa county extending their mask mandate for workers at some health care facilities some health care facilities are goin no matter what type of dog you have... or, cat you have... frontline® plus lets you take them everywhere... no matter how you define it. frontline®. the #1 name in flea and tick protection. >> well, for your money this morning, governor newsom's updated proposal that could allow the state to imposing financial penalties on oil companies is now one step closer to becoming law. the assembly send that legislation to his desk monday afternoon state senator nancy skinner of be

and now i would like to welcome our dedicated team moms raquel. >> hello. good evening am i'm raquel nighten the member of nastia jones on 14 u i have been a parent in this organization for 12 years starting with my oldest son kirt who is is 18. this season was about development and growth. preparation and understanding how it is to play at a higher level. and to build lasting relationships before entering high school. these kids of they worked really hard. they fought and never gave up even when things got heard. and i watched them continue to encourage each other after each game. i am grateful that my son has had just genuine coaches that care about him. his talents and his abilities as well as the developing him on approximate off the field. i want to thank you to the whole san francisco brown bomber's organization for all you do for our kids. [applause]. >> i'm so sorry. got nervous. next i will be have elijah and roberto come up. [applause]. >> hi i'm i liegea, i like to thank my coaches. parent and the mayor for having us. brown bombers are more than

te damos la bienvenida aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", raquel, gracias por estar con nosotros.estado en casa, afortunadamente porqueyo recojo niÑos para ayudarle es en la escuela, en la maÑana lo llevÓ a la escuela, y en las tardes los recojo del ecolab, preso oportunamente por estos 3 dÍas que hemos tenido, nuestra economÍa, eso me afecta un poco. borja: no has podido ir a trabajar, ademÁs, tus hijos tampoco han podido ir a la escuela, pero aquÍ hay algo fundamental porque tambiÉn son familias hispanas las que estÁn en huelga y las que estÁn reclamando por sus derechos. ¿ustedes entienden tambiÉn a las familias, las necesidades y los pedidos de los empleados escolares que estÁn en huelga? >> claro que sÍ, estamos de acuerdo que se les dÉ el aumento que ellos piden, pero estamos en desacuerdo, porque en medio de ellas estÁn nuestros hijos, la educaciÓn. eso nos afecta mucho a nosotros. borja: ¿ustedes tienen algÚn chat de grupo con otros padres que forman parte tambiÉn de se colegio? ¿quÉ opinan otros padres sobre esta huelga? >> tambiÉn, como les menciona, estÁn en contra del

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> raquel, is the biden administration ramping up any travel warnings following this incident? >> well, the state department is announcing in the further changes, but they do say that this mexico was already on heightened travel advisory. so they're saying that americans need to be vigilant. check the state department website before traveling to mexico and be aware of the different advisories. all right. raquel martin live for us in washington, d.c., thank you. >> turning now to our local weather flood watch has been issued for the entire bay area as another atmospheric river heads in our direction. the national weather service says expect significant rainfall and potential flooding. kron. meteorologist kyla grogan here with more details on that. kyla. but fortunately, we do have this coming our way. and again, as you can see, this is bay area wide. it starts on thursday afternoon and goes through sunday morning. >> and the problem here is we're going to get so much rain quickly, but that isn't happening until thursday. we do still h

our dc's raquel martin has more from washington. >> well, it's a bit of a double edged sword. well, economists say a strong jobs report is always positive news. it also presents some challenges for the federal reserve, which is currently trying to tame inflation. i think we've got a good jobs report. while the more than 300,000 jobs added to the economy last month is a dip from january's robust job gains. president joe biden says the latest data shows the economy is healthy because of economic plan. unemployment has been below 4% for 14 straight months, but the unemployment rate did grow slightly from 3.4 to 3.6% and wage growth also slowed down. economist michael gapen says both are early indications the federal reserve's efforts to cool down the economy could be working on the margin. that's that's good news for inflation. but i would say that, you know, the battle is certainly not one. he says that cooldown could also be good news for borrowers after this week. federal reserve chairman jerome pow. >> one to central bank could raise interest rates more aggressively if the jo

and that is according to the latest federal jobs report, our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has more on whether lawmakers think this is a good or a bad thing for the u.s. economy. >> february's dogs report is a bit of a double edged sword. while economists say a strong jobs report is always positive news, it's still present challenges for the federal reserve which is trying to cool inflation. >> i think we've got a good jobs report. while the more than 300,000 jobs added to the economy last month is a dip from january's robust job gains. president joe biden says the latest data shows the economy is healthy because of economic plan. unemployment has been below 4% for 14 straight months, but the unemployment rate did grow slightly from 3.4, 3.6% and wage growth also slowed down. economist michael gapen says both are early indications the federal reserve's efforts to cool down the economy could be working on the margin. that's that's good news for inflation. but i would say that, you know, the battle is certainly not one. he says that cooldown could also be good news for borrow

for now washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> in national news, president biden today released some details of his proposed 6.8 trillion dollar budget for the coming year. philadelphia speech considered part business part campaign speech. he talked about his top they include keeping medicare solvent tax increases for the wealthy. biden also wants to slash the deficit and bring down the cost of prescription medicine, particularly insulin. the proposed trillions in new spending that has a very little chance of passing and a republican controlled house. >> up next from the garden to the classroom, to the kitchen, the famous bay area chefs, global influence in how we global influence in how we eat. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. global influence in how we eat. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help check. too

raquel martin, back to you in a all right. rick hill, thanks for that update. well, u.s.ighway safety regulators are now investigating complaints about tesla seat belts. the complaint says the seat belt may not hold people in a crash. the concern is linked to about 50,000 model x suvs from 2022. 2023 model years now the agency says it has to complaints from tesla owners that the front seat belts were not sufficiently connected at the factory. it's also investigating several complaints about problems with tesla day back to 2020. those investigations include complaints that some steering wheels can suddenly disconnect. and that suspension parts can fail. how police have announced arrest made in a robbery case. the details on that after the break. and we're also talking about the plans for a buddhist temple that has been approved. >> despite opposition from residents in that area will residents in that area will tell you more about that no matter what type of dog you have... or, cat you have... frontline® plus lets you take them everywhere... no matter how you define it. fro

washington correspondent raquel martin aas the latest. good morning workout. >> we must pass meaningful gun safety legislation. congressional democrats are making a familiar plead to ban assault-style weapons after monday, a shooter carrying 2 entered a national christian elementary school and killed 6 people you can now support weapons of war on our streets. but so far, republicans are signaling little interest in passing new gun legislation. if i thought. >> that would solve the problem a bit of before, but it won't. during a weekly press conference, senate republican leaders said it was too soon to weigh in. on the matter. there's an ongoing investigation. >> and i think we need to let the facts come out tuesday. president joe biden expressed frustration over inaction on capitol hill. this is ridiculous. during a speech in north carolina, the president said he's done all he can do to tackle gun violence. he's now promising to expose those blocking reforms. i'm going to keep calling my people, but they're not acting. >> in the meantime,

our washington correspondent raquel martin has the details for us. >> well, democrats are releasing several statements calling for a fair legal process. we know republicans are siding with the former president. they're calling this indictment purely political and are promising to go to bat for him on capitol hill. makes me the most innocent man and the history of our country. former president donald trump is now the first u.s. president to be criminally indicted a manhattan district grand jury voted in favor of charges against trump for his involvement in a hush money payment scheme to adult film star stormy daniels. >> they were made during his 2016 bid for president. in a statement trump calls the indictment political persecution, maintaining the position he took during last weekend's campaign rally. got nothing. they've got nothing think of and republicans are lining up in his defense on twitter. speaker of the house kevin mccarthy vow to hold manhattan's da alvin bragg accountable. what we see before us. he's a political game being played by a local look at just as this. this isn't new

raquel martin. >> well, a brand battle in the supreme court has whiskey maker jack daniels takes on a dog toy manufacturer, jack daniels says the toy company's unlawfully using his trademark reporter anna wiernicki has that story. >> jack daniels versus bad spaniels. that's the case before the high court wednesday, tennessee whiskey maker jack daniels is asking the justices to stop production and marketing of a dog toy. this case involves a dog toy that copies. jack daniel's trademark and trade dress and associates is whiskey with dog jack daniel's lawyer lisa blatt argued the bad spaniels toy shaped and decorated like their whiskey bottle hurts their brand pervasive, copying and trading offer brands. good. well tends to confuse and survey results showing consumer confusion indicate that the pair dist to too much popping and not enough distinguishing moyers for that. we manufacture vip products, argue the dock toy is a joke and says america's leading distiller of whiskey, quote, lacks a sense of humor. doesn't matter whether you use it with your dog or you put it on the shelf as i pla

hold multiple hearings, assessing china's threat to national security. >> for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> and now to the south bay palo alto. police have arrested a walnut creek man for suspicion of assaulting 2 people and a hate crime. police say 2 victims reported that ambrose jolla harassed and assaulted them in downtown palo alto. the first incident happened on emerson street near the caltrain station last friday morning. police say ochoa approached the victim's car, started banging on the side window with brass knuckles and yelling racist slurs after the victim rolled down the window. ochoa reportedly spent in the person's face. the second case also happened on friday near the intersection of line avenue and ramona street police say a chill attempted to punch the victim and broke the side rearview mirror of the victim's car. officials made the arrest later that day in the north bay petaluma. police say they found 2 loaded guns during a traffic stop. >> police say they made the traffic stop on a vehicle in the area of kentucky street and mary street in downtown

and i am just so happy that he was taller chest, raquel for 2, made a shocking discovery. in 7 cases out of $47.00, the death certificates were false. here they literally, it's been flawed. is it happening with friends, this kind of scenario? hitman approaching at night to shoot aloft one. then evidence of drug abuse is planted, says grace and miss wendy. ha! civilian a shopping gib ah may find there. one shot that darcy me leanne planted. my father. ah! dying ah! don't be shut down to shame drugs. the international criminal court estimates that up to 30000 people more than 4 times the official number were killed on form up. this catholic priest is during his court to support them with reference fluff yano villanueva paced for the exhumations and for legal advice from over. in the past the weeks we have counted at least 8 or 9 killings to this very present day. my point, there's no difference between that then and to day. so it's broken, widowed, an orphan. the drugs continue. the routes are cheaper this days and to fight an unclaimed, but she hopes that her discoveries wi

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you guys. okay. thank you. raquel. >> it is 5.22. it's taking a break here. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. health experts say that rainy weather can have a profound impact on your mental health. not surprising. we'll tell you what you should do if you start to feel gloomy as the skies continue to be great. and after the break, a bill that's supposed to help with the fentanyl crisis fails. why lawmakers say they just lawmakers say they just couldn't pass up. (imitating chicken clucks) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying... (clucking) nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. lowe's knows the first step to motivation while others may keep trying... is inspiration. so, we've got new everything. new flooring, new paint, new patio sets, new pillows. i can keep going if you want me to. you got this. and we got you. >> 5.25 and a bill that's designed to hold fentanyl dealers accountable. failed to pass. lawmakers struck down the bill saying they're

our dc correspondent raquel martin is live with the latest. raquel. >> good morning.l, this is nothing new since the president took officehe called on congress to pass more aggressive gun reform. and despite republican push back yesterday, he called on gop lawmakers to come back to the table. >> it's ripping our communities up. our president joe biden is demanding congress take action after monday. 6 people including 3 children were gunned down at a tennessee christian elementary school sick. the president is calling for an assault weapon ban according to local police. the 28 year-old former student shot through the doors of the school. she was armed with 2 assault style weapons and a handgun. according to nashville's police chief. at least 2 of those weapons were obtained illegally. prayers for the families in nashville so far, republicans including south carolina congressman joe wilson have yet to respond to the president's calls for gun reform. tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn who also offered her prayers are tweeted her office stands ready to assist t

raquel martin, back to you. ok? thank you very much, raquel. it is a 22 coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. one those lawyers. >> grilled the man suing her for $300,000 after their 2016 ski crash on the slopes. now both parties are expected to deliver closing arguments. >> 8.25 and today closing arguments will come and gwyneth paltrow's ski crash trial. a person named terry sanderson is suing her and the attorneys are supposed to start recalling testimony that was made by medical expert today yesterday pallet rose defense team called a mechanical engineer to the stand. >> is it your opinion that miss pouches version is the more likely of the 2 versions that you look at? mister ramones in this >> yes, once again, it's the only version of the to that matches with the laws of physics. assume that? >> all right, that there's only one way that their skis. we're going parallel to each other. this is this is your only assumption right from. >> so they're talking about the collision that happened in park city. utah won a poncho was skiing. the prose

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>> let's check in with raquel martin. good morning. >> good morning. will democrats are certainly not trying to sweep this issue under the rug yesterday they held 2 separate press conference is calling for gun reforms. but republicans continue to push back and actually pushing their own set of solutions. >> i'm ready for a world where classrooms are killing field on the steps of the capitol. wednesday, democrats called on republicans to help pass gun legislation to save children, including their own from harm. i'm ready to fight like a mother to keep you safe. the group is backing the president's plea. the ban assault-style weapons. police say the shooter who killed 6 people at a nashville elementary school monday was carrying 2 assault-style rifle, a lease to the mega majority can do is have the courage to show parents where they stand. but republicans like alabama congressman jerry carl say it's too soon to take a stance. the biggest thing we can do right now is be still and be quiet. we have to give the families time mourn. give his republican senat

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. all right. thank you, raquel. so how is this going to play in the election least the primary election and what does it mean for trump? yeah. and for the democrats as well. let's go to michael yaki, our political analysts this morning. hi, michael. >> hello. >> tell me how being charged with a crime could actually be a good thing. is that possible if you are in it, the trump camp right now trying to? >> strategically make this a positive? how does that work? >> well, it goes. it goes this way. one, you're being charged by a prosecutor in the liberal woke jurisdiction, new york city right? it is based upon really no overt sort of. there's no and it's not doesn't mean it's about whether or not you recorded inaccurately for the purposes of wealth, tax evasion. what have you? sure many payments you made probably not just a stormy daniels, but also to that susan mcdougal woman who it was a playboy playmate. and we also have allegedly had an affair with as well. so you're going to multeple counts of that. the question is

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raquel. >> good morning.day the ceo of tiktok failed to answer critical questions about the abs ties to china during that nearly 5 hour long hearing last week. so much that over the weekend. speaker of the house kevin mccarthy added his name to the growing list of lawmakers from both sides of the aisle calling a ban. >> following last week's testimony from the ceo of tiktok, lawmakers are vowing to accelerate efforts to ban the popular app in the u.s.. we need to take action on cnn state of the union republican congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers, who led last week's hearing that the ceo failed to squash fears that the data of millions of americans on the app could be accessed by chinese government. co was unwilling to answer questions on abc's this week. republican congressman mike gallagher said it is now more likely congress will ban or force tiktok to part ways with its chinese parent company of actually united republicans and democrats out of the concern of allowing the ccp. >> to control the most domin

thank you very much, raquel new york police, by the way, are putting.oughly 3600 officers on standby. the department saying those officers are going to be fully mobilized and ready to respond to any potential protests or unrest. mister trump, as you may called for protests earlier this month. if he were ever indicted so far, he has not called for any since thursday's announcement. it's 6.34 and pittsburgh police are looking for now a 3rd person in connection. >> with the killing of a grocery store clerk of 2 people were already arrested. they're looking for a certain police arrested. jessica russo wednesday afternoon at a home in antioch. and she's accused in the deadly shooting. a 44 year-old abdul ralph. ralph, was shot and killed last week while working at the easy stuff. food store on power avenue. police say there was a confrontation in the store and then shots were fired. one of the suspects was taken into custody shortly after the shooting. then she was arrested, sets 2 and police are still searching for this person. 37 year-old gregory ross on a

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you guys. thank you. raquel. >> it is 6.22. ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a college prep school in the south bay is getting sued now for allegedly allowing abuse to happen back in the 60's and 70's. the victims say the school did nothing to protect students for years. and after the break, former vice president mike pence now ordered to testify in the investigation into former president donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. details on that election. details on that coming up next. when a truck hit my car, election. details on that cthe insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. 6.25. and new this morning. new banking regulations could be coming after silicon valley bank's collapse. michael barr is the nations top banking regulator and he told the senate that the fed is weighing right now. whether do implement

bullets came in that i examining the remains of some of the people who died forensic pathologist, raquel for tune made a shocking discovery. in 7 cases out of $47.00, the death certificates were false. here they listed a natural cause of death when people had actually been shot rational. the philippines procedures for investigating death says the 60 year old have always been flawed. if you have anymore questions on the 16 giving any escalate that safe, black, harassing me, somebody will not be any me. many families in the philippines have experienced this kind of scenario. hitman approaching at night to shoot aloft one. then evidence of drug abuse is planted, says grace. she lost her father and brother. 6 years ago. when miss wendy ha! civilian a shopping gib ah may find there. one shot again to sure. she's dead. he's dead. eyes that darcy, me, leanne plant, then my father ah, dying ah, don't be shut down cache. and my, me, the poor were the primary victims of war on drugs. the international criminal court estimates that up to 30000 people more than 4 times the official number were kille

usted por a habernos ha acompaÑado que tenga muy buen provecho maÑana nos vemos aquÍ al medi gracias raquel. y esto después de muchas que le aguantó. ¿sabe por qué lo internó? porque resulta que el hijo la llegó a golpear. entonces, eso ya fue la gota que derramó el vaso. va, lo interna, ¿y cree que hizo su prima sara? pues, que lo saca sin su consentimiento. hablemos sobre adicciones, señores. el alcohol, drogas, entre otras sustancias, entre los jóvenes ha aumentado.

raquel martin has more from washington. february's dogs report is a bit of a double edged sword. while economists say a strong jobs report. >> is always positive news. it's still present challenges for the federal reserve, which is trying to cool inflation. >> i think we've got a good jobs report. while the more than 300,000 jobs added to the economy last month is a dip from january's robust job gains. president joe biden says the latest data shows the economy is healthy because of economic plan. unemployment has been below 4% for 14 straight months, but the unemployment rate did grow slightly from 3.4, 3.6% and wage growth also slowed down. economist michael gapen says both are early indications the federal reserve's efforts to cool down the economy could be working on the margin. that's that's good news for inflation. but i would say that, you know, the battle is certainly not one. he says that cooldown could also be good news for borrowers after this week. federal reserve chairman jerome pow. >> one to central bank could raise interest rates more aggressively if the job market

our dc correspondent raquel martin has the latest. >> well, since the president took office, gun reform has been a top priority. despite pushback from republicans. yesterday he pleaded with gop lawmakers to tackle the issue. >> it's ripping our communities up. our president joe biden is demanding congress take action after monday. 6 people including 3 children were gunned down at a tennessee christian elementary school sick. the president is calling for an assault weapon ban according to local police. the 28 year-old former student shot through the doors of the school. she was armed with 2 assault style weapons and a handgun. according to nashville's police chief. at least 2 of those weapons were obtained illegally. now prayers for the families in nashville. so far, republicans including south carolina congressman joe wilson have yet to respond to the president's calls for gun reform. tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn who also offered her prayers are tweeted her office stands ready to assist those impacted once again. thoughts and prayers are not enough. democratic senator d

raquel martin, back to you. >> well, breaking news this morning. the fda has approved selling narcan without a prescription mark and used to is used to treat opioid overdoses. and today's decision means that narcan is set now to become the first opioid treatment to be sold over the counter. this could be key in helping with this nationwide overdose crisis that we're in a crisis that's now claimed more than 100,000 deaths per year. with today's fda approval. narcan is expected to become available over the counter by late summer. we'll take a break coming up on 9.11 and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a bill that's supposed to help with the fentanyl crisis fails. why lawmakers couldn't get it passed. and a college prep school in the south bay now sued over alleged abuse that happened back in the 60's. and 70's victims say the school did nothing to protect them. >> and the rain today is more spotty and it's not covering everybody at the same time. however, some of the cells we get some daytime heating may spark off seme thunder shower action.

our dc's raquel martin has more from washington. >> well, it's a bit of a double edged sword. well, economists say a strong jobs report is always positive news. it also presents some challenges for the federal reserve, which is currently trying to tame inflation. i think we've got a good jobs report. while the more than 300,000 jobs added to the economy last month is a dip from january's robust job gains. president joe biden says the latest data shows the economy is healthy because of economic plan. unemployment has been below 4% for 14 straight months, but the unemployment rate did grow slightly from 3.4, 3.6% and wage growth also slowed down. economist michael gapen says both are early indications the federal reserve's efforts to cool down the economy could be working on the margin. that's that's good news for inflation. but i would say that, you know, the battle is certainly not one. he says that cooldown could also be good news for borrowers. after this week. federal reserve chairman jerome pow. >> one to central bank could raise interest rates more aggressively if the job

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you.g a live look outside right now from our camera on top of mount tam, we can barely see anything because there are a lot of clouds and rain sticking around for today, but also some snow. >> meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details that camera looks like your camera can even tell what we're looking at. i know this is daughter summit and a little bit earlier. we could still see the road. you can see i've just got just this one little spot that we can see through. that is because the snow is coming down in the sierras. so right where that camera is right here along donner pass area, it is light snow, but they're certainly snow falling. no doubt about it on 50 as well. and again, this is all part of the same system that's bringing some rain to us right now. it is all just kind of rolling through the bay and then continuing on its journey as it heads up into the sierra and we get more snow. so there are under winter storm warning has been extended now through 10:00am on wednesday. the

raquel martin. >> we're taking a live look outside right now here at our camera on top of mount tam. and it's nice to see some blue skies. our meteorologist kyla grogan here now with our hello, son. we stay. i know i know that the police day. well, we are going to see some clouds kind of move in over the next few days and even a chance of rain. but today. >> hey, we're looking good. half moon bay got the people out there taking a walk, enjoying it. i see couple. >> looks like a stroller. maybe someone had rolling along pretty good temperatures out there. pretty nice as well. we are cool, though. certainly were below average, but notice north bay starting to pick up now at 62 degrees east bay. >> antioch and 62 also, but just 53 here in san francisco. so we are rolling cooler than we have them for the most of the day today. now starting to warm up in the north bay. but you can see little. we're still about 7 degrees cooler. we had cool air role in behind the system that passed us by and so now, of course, we've cleared out. we're looking good. and all of that has slid to the south and

. >> during his 2016 run for president and our washing correspondent raquel martin takes a closer look. >> well, democrats are releasing several statements calling for a fair legal process. we know republicans are siding with the former president. they're calling this indictment purely political and are promising to go to bat for him on capitol hill. makes me the most innocent man and the history of our country. former president donald trump is now the first u.s. president to be criminally indicted a manhattan district grand jury u% voted in favor of charges against trump for his involvement in a hush money payment scheme to adult film star stormy daniels. >> they were made during his 2016 bid for president. in a statement trump calls the indictment political persecution, maintaining the position he took during last weekend's campaign rally. got nothing. they've got nothing think of and republicans are lining up in his defense on twitter. speaker of the house kevin mccarthy vow to hold manhattan's da alvin bragg accountable. what we see before us. he's a political game being played by

according to the latest terror federal jobs report, our washington correspondent raquel martin has more. february's dogs. report is a bit of a double edged sword. while economists say a strong jobs report. >> is always positive news. it's still present challenges for the federal reserve which is trying to cool inflation. >> i think we've got a good while the more than 300,000 jobs added to the economy last month is a dip from january's robust job gains. president joe biden says the latest data shows the economy is healthy because of economic plan. unemployment has been below 4% for 14 straight months, but the unemployment rate did grow slightly from 3.4 to 3.6% and wage growth also slowed down. economist michael gapen says both are early indications the federal reserve's efforts to cool down the economy could be working on the margin. that's that's good news for inflation. but i would say that, you know, the battle is certainly not one. he says that cooldown could also be good news for borrowers after this week. federal reserve chairman jerome pow, one to central bank could raise intere

raquel martin has the story. >> i think that content i teach around the world, i coach my poetry is anime mental health. wednesday tiktok creators descended on capitol hill to push back against federal efforts to ban the popular video app. i would be devastated creators like summer lucille say the app is turn their small business into a mini fashion empire. my e-commerce wind up 100%. she says that booming business allows her to support her family. i would lose my business that i work almost a decade for the full court press sponsored by tiktok comes just one day before the company ceo will testify before senators and as the white house and a growing number of democrats and republicans say they're concerned the chinese owned app could be sharing americans data with the chinese government's tiktok poses a national security threat. tiktok says user data is safe but amid pressure from washington is considering parting ways with its chinese parent company, i think we're at the point where it's just time to missouri republican senator josh hawley. let the successful effort to ban tiktok from a

raquel martin, back to you. >> it is 7.22.ke a break coming up in a moment, though, a bill that's supposed to help with the fentanyl crisis fails. why lawmakers couldn't get it passed. we'll explain. lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like what makes your lawn thrive, paint that adds color in one coat and a dishwasher that handles all the dirty work. you got this. and we got you. >> 7.25 a bill that's designed to hold fentanyl dealers accountable. failed to pass. lawmakers struck down the bill saying they're concerned it would not adequately address the opioid crisis. it called for california to issue a formal warning. 2 convicted. those are convicted of distributing and selling fentanyl on a first offense. and then if they face a second offense that resulted in a death and that person could face a murder charge after the vote. relatives who lost loved ones to fentanyl, spoke out. >> we're to stop. we're not going to stop until this is done. we're goin

our washington correspondent raquel martin has the latest. south carolina republican senator lindsey graham says the label is necessary to help dismantle violent cartels. >> and stop their drug trafficking. we're going terrorize the terrace. republican south carolina senator lindsey graham said it's time to crack down on mexican cartels. unleash the fury of the united states following the kidnapping of 4 south carolina adults in mexico that left 2 of them dead. he wants to designate mexican cartels as terrorist organizations. we're going to destroy their business model and their lifestyle. that means targeting their fit in the laps. the cdc says the synthetic opioid killed 71,000 americans in 2021. 22 s% increase from the year before if americans do not see the need to use military force to stop the flow of fentanyl. i would be shocked. the idea could be supported by lawmakers from both sides of the aisle like west virginia, democratic senator joe mansion. what else definition would you have of terrorists? we've got special ops. we've got peo

for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> ok, tell thank you very much 6.22.the timing. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. president biden is kicking off his 3 week investing in america tour. he's visiting north carolina, expected to talk about tax proposals. will take a look at that. and we're keeping our eye on the storm. and the driving conditions for you. now, if you're up in northern run county, this is peddling a boulevard 101, here. and you can see that it's raining because those headlights are because those headlights are all misty will be right back. how does mint mobile afford to give you premium wireless for just $15 a month? it's because we sublet our ads. ♪♪ this is now a jack in the box commercial and this is the new mint mobile shake. that's right, we even sublet their name. really, everything's for sale. my mint mobile shake. oreo cookie pieces, cool mint, creamy whipped cream, and a sweet cherry on top. what's not to like? i guess that it's only here for a limited time. ♪ >> 6.25. and today president biden has to north carolina where he pla

they were later found about 20 miles away from the hotel. 24 year-old julian delgado and 26 year-old raquel tao to are now both facing charges. we will have reaction from hotel guests about that shooting and the latest on the investigation coming up at 8 o'clock. all right. let's get you a check of your for saying force cores and 4 zone. it like baked your brain little bit like excited because i'm like and so on. ir 06:00pm producer she got a good healthy dose of vitamin d on the yeah. we all need recently. salsa sticking around. yeah. if you love today's forecast, you're certainly going to love tomorrow's as well. so let's take a look at today's daytime highs. >> even though we were 48 degrees below average. no one complaining. thanks to that extra sunshine. but it is going to be a chilly night out there. so we do have a frost advisory in effect from now through 9 o'clock sunday morning. and that's because we're expecting to see sub-freezing temperatures from now. until then, temperatures already dipping into the low to mid and upper 50's pittsburgh in brentwood them all the cities in the

correspondent raquel martin has the details. >> well, democrats are releasing several statements callingor a fair legal process. we know republicans are siding with the former president. they're calling this indictment purely political and are promising to go to bat for him on capitol hill. makes me the most innocent man and the history of aur country. former president donald trump is now the first u.s. president to be criminally indicted a manhattan district grand jury voted in favor of charges against trump for his involvement in a hush money payment scheme to adult film star stormy daniels. >> they were made during his 2016 bid for president. in a statement trump calls the indictment political persecution, maintaining the position he took during last weekend's campaign rally. got nothing. they've got nothing think of and republicans are lining up in his defense on twitter. speaker of the house kevin mccarthy vow to hold manhattan da alvin bragg accountable. what we see before us. he's a political game being played by a local look at just as this. this is a new york city. this is just

. >> reporter: raquel is in recovery from heroin addiction.r since 2016, she runs the mobile wound care program. when you were using compared to what you see now, how different is it? >> it's very, very different a bag of heroin would hold me six to eight hours now people are going into withdrawal within two to three hours. >> reporter: many users don't want tranqs. >> there is no fentanyl that doesn't have tranq in it. >> reporter: he asked police for treatment for his wounds. >> when you're in pain it makes you more likely to use because you want to relieve the pain. >> reporter: 2021 was a record year for overdose deaths in philadelphia that same year, 90% of opioid samples at the health department tested from the street supply contained xylazine how significant it is right now? >> i would say it's our biggest challenge right now. >> reporter: doctors are finding conventional wound treatments are not effective and don't know how to treat on tranq. >> it wasn't something meant for human consumption. >> reporter: the fda has taken action to r

. >> raquel is in recovery fro heroin addiction, sober sinc 2016 she runs the mobile wound care programn you are using, compare to what you see now, how different is it? >> it's very, very different i pulled heroin, 8 to 6 hours, now people are going through i from three to 4:46 hours >> many users don't want tranq >> - >> traveling through kensingto we met this man who aske police for treatment for his wearing wounds >> when you're in pain, it makes it more likely to us because you want to relieve th pain >> 2021 was a record year fo overdoses deaths and philadelphia, that same year 90% of opioid samples of the health department tested i from the street supply contained xylazine >> how significant of an issue he xylazine right now? >> i would say it's probably our biggest challenge righ now. >> doctors are finding conventional wound car treatments are not effective and don't know how to treat th dependence on tranq. >> we don't have a medical detoxification as practice yet in place for it, because again it wasn't something meant fo human consumption. >> the fda has taken action to rest

turning back to breaking news is up and saw raquel for at least eight people are dead after two smugglingapsized. it happened off of the san diego coast guard officials are calling this one of the worst disasters stemming from human trafficking that they have ever seen. joins us now with the latest, what were to be no? >> jim this was a tragedy. we know authorities got an ipo call last night at around 11:30 p.m. -- midnight per bedtime officials got two black beach in san diego, they did not find any survivors for they did not find this nine-month caller who reported to capsized boats. what with eight people in it, the other with 15 people in it. authorities said this was a very difficult search. it was pitch black not even a nighttime goggles were helpful for officials at the time. and they say the water had allowed current. they believe there are these sandbars in the area which likely led people to think it would be okay to walk out of the water. but there are holes in the sand and want to step into these holes the current essentially pull you back into the water. that's what they beli

with us now, cnn business correspondent raquel solomon and senior special writer justin bear.how silicon valley surturned o silicon valley bank" is his latest article. you've been very strong about this and tough on what you call -- you were calling this a bailout. you said there is no other way to put it. why are you saying that? >> clearly, there are some getting bailed out. the depositors of these particular banks are, many of which are companies, right, they need to make payroll. the money is trapped in these institutions. and so the government took extraordinary actions to allow them to access that money. even as those banks were going through receivership and had failed. so whether taxpayer money was used to implement those plans, the government said, no. but, clearly, there was a rescue of a particular group of people and businesses. >> so one of the things that m.j. noted that is really important is what the government is doing now and they're setting up this emergency lending facility. so part of the reason that svb got into a lot of trouble is that they had to sell t

carl did for indoor raquel he thought you couldn't mean to cindy, vol. nadia in florida, that was the down. you should call? no. is san gucia. ah, every 3 days. a woman is kid any to any. so every 3 days there is a family side 33 percent of women between 16 and 64 years of age. deep go through some kind of violence that man perpetrated against then same me side of feminist side. it depends the way you want to say, which shows the crime committed on a woman because she's a woman. saw the reason why still now women are killed when did decide to close of religious shape a basically and to be independent. it is because there are still manual, believe women are a property. for me is very simple. it's a question of power. and you are mind. you don't belong to you, you belong to me. that's it. mm. oh. no, no, not. i got to see my notion, melita, we've done remodeled that if we start to casa the amount of money, oh me, no, no, my thought a lot cheaper, but i mean, the lane may lay me feet long. i don't know. that's all, in fact, t a for the, the same case, it blame me because of all the vanda