we reached out to san martin pd and morgan hill pd, and they say they received no calls and no reportssan francisco counties. leaders there are suing the trump administration. both counties announced the legal action today. they say the lawsuit stems from the trump administration's executive orders, which targets cities and counties that have so-called sanctuary policies for immigrants. leaders also say the administration does not have the power to strong arm jurisdictions into using their own resources to serve the federal government's immigration priorities. both counties also filed similar lawsuits during president trump's first term, and a federal court ruled the trump administration's actions were unconstitutional. well, the skies are clearing up just in time for the weekend, but it will remain chilly outside. here's meteorologist kari hall with our extended forecast. rain chances will continue to decrease as we go into the afternoon, as well as the evening, and then eventually clearing out with highs in the upper 50s. but look out for cold temperatures tonight as we see those low

hay 39 grados en san martÍn.esciendan tanto. se van a estar intensificando por la carretera 280. maneje con cuidado y salga de casa con tiempo adicional. luego pueden dispersarse estar ambien e intensas las carreteras. tenga mucha precauciÓn. los acumulados pronostican una tercera ronda de lluvia. tambiÉn vienen fuertes vientos en sintonÍa con este sistema. desde ahora aproveche a recoger los objetos que tenga fuera de casa. asÍ las lluvias y los fuertes vientos. >> los precios continÚan por las nubes, le decimos y es factible que bajen. ♪ >> las recientes deportaciones ya asustan a los estudiantes. el sacramento se han tomado acciones al resto todo. ignacio: el tema de meditaciÓn sigue creciendo y algunos estudiantes han faltado a clase por miedo a las deportaciones. mientras la universidad no pueden ingresar a Áreas como residencias estudiantiles a menos que presenten una orden vÁlida, muchos creen que podrÍa ser mÁs. otros creen que en la universidad hacer lo necesario. >> la gente nos puede ayudar. >> invitar

a 3.4 magnitude earthquake struck near san martin at 1235 this afternoon.tin is just south of morgan hill. the quake struck along the calaveras fault. no reports of any damage or injuries. we're going to turn now to our weather. a nice break from the rain this afternoon. we had some showers this morning, but it is clearing up. the sun is out. vianey arana joins us now. and how is the weekend shaping up? just in time for the weekend. the sunshine is finally making its way, and we've got those beautiful dark clouds kind of adorning the skies. but aside from that, another area that's going to be beautiful. janelle, look at this fresh powder live up there in the sierra. beautiful weekend ahead up there. you don't have to worry as much about the travel conditns, so let's get right to that microclimate forecast to show you where we're seeing the rain nownow keep in mind this is kind of a satellite view of california. we do have some scattered activity moving in through areas in central california. and also la got some rain as well. so if you're traveling along th

as we head down towards the morgan hill, san martin, gilroy area, monterey road, you're getting quite the drenching. looking around other parts of the bay area around bethel island, knightsen getting some moderate rain. and then san francisco in the north bay, you'll notice just some spotty showers. the peninsula area. i do want to talk about the record daily rainfall. san francisco picking up 2.66in of rain, breaking the previous daily record of 2.22 set back in 1887. sfo, just over an inch and a half previous record, was an inch and a third in 1991, so no doubt about it, we got our share of this atmospheric river and as we take a look at live doppler seven, you will notice that the area of low pressure is off the pacific northwest coast. moisture plume continues to fill in. the sierra is getting snow right now, but it's at the higher elevations. the lower elevations, like blue canyon, i should say lake level tahoe area is getting rain. so here are some live views. a rainy san jose looking at sfo. they've had some delays today because of the weather conditions. there is snow in the s

they have to go all the way now to san martine. that is near morgan hill. that is because theirs is closing. so the adoptions licensing, all the things that they look from, animal services are going to have to be taking care of in san martine. the county stepped in to provide the service because the humane society, silicon valley said it would no longer be offering these services to the city 10. 49 is a time right now. and bart, as you know, they've been installing the next generation of fare gates. and next up is downtown berkeley station. the work is expected to be done with the new gates in the next 2 weeks. the commuters will be shown everything you need to know about those new gates. go from the old ones to the new ones. there will be staff and signage to direct you. let's talk sports. the raiders have hired a new offensive coordinator and the niners were well represented at the pro bowl concours. erin wilson has the details. >> the forty-niners will they were well represented in orlando. george kittle cow. you shake fred warner end nick bosa all takin

the city announced that the county of santa clara animal services on monterey road in san martin willhouse the animals. last friday, the humane society of silicon valley notified sunnyvale that they will no longer provide animal shelter services. no word, though, on exactly why. the county of santa clara animal services center says it takes in about 4000 animals a year. the city of san francisco has a new poet laureate. an inauguration ceremony was held for 77 year old jenny lim today. she is the first chinese american in the role. she was chosen by former mayor london breed back in september at the recommendation of a committee. lim performed some of her work at the sf public library, along with some youth poets and past laureates. >> we know we can do what i can never do. they cannot love because they not like us. they not like us. we improvise, we cool. we're greater than the sum of our parts. we bury our ancestral bones, our shadows, our baggage. we cast our fate to far flung gods. >> yeah. what energy? so dynamic. lim received a certificate of honor acknowledging the big things s

parents took this photo of the trucks dumping more than 50 large rolls of the turf at a field in san martin, about a 75 mile drive away from the turf cycle facility. the parents say the turf appears to be gone now. the property's owner, who never responded to our questions, was hit with this zoning violation by the county, citing outdoor storage of artificial turf. turf cycle never responded to us either. the district told us it was concerned and will hold vendors to the same high standards we expect on future projects. there's no official artificial turf recycling program in california, and parents worry the old field will ultimately end up in a landfill. i didn't understand how like this could happen. they were really courageous to take a stand and did a good job. nicole's group's efforts caught the attention of doctor cindy russell with the santa clara county medical association. doctor russell and her colleagues dug deeper into the issue and came away concerned by chemicals commonly found in artificial turf, both in the fake grass carpet and the infill used to give it a softer feel, whi

ahí se registra un sismo de 3.4 con epicentro a 5,5 millas al oeste de la ciudad de san martín. esta información. regrese con su programación habitual. esta fue una noticia de última hora >> los rancheros ya tenemos aÑos llorando. guarda el agua. guarda el agua. >> agricultores del valle central en california se hacen la misma pregunta que paul betancourt, quien siembra almendras en 27 acres de terreno por quÉ el presidente donald trump ordenÓ liberar millones de galones de agua para que supuestamente llegaran a los Ángeles y a los campos de cultivos? una buena decisiÓn haber liberado el agua o no era el momento. >> no sÉ quÉ estÁ haciendo Él en eso, si era la decisiÓn mÍa, dejo cerrado. por quÉ? porque no es el tiempo de drenar las prensas. queremos guardar esa agua. >> y es que california hoy estÁ en Época de lluvia y los agricultores no necesitan del agua. las reservas de los embalses son utilizadas sÓlo durante los meses de verano, cuando los cultivos de uvas, fresas, jitomates, cebollas, una gama de 400 variedades de productosos necesitan. >> y opened up the water for calif

comidas de la ciudad de san martín en el sur de la bahía, a una profundidad de poco más de 4 millas,uth white road, en santa rosa. la carretera estuvo cerrada por horas mientras la cuadrilla de pg&e trabajaba en la reparación y en la remoción de los escombros. la policía de santa rosa informó que el cierre afecta el tramo entre las avenidas finlay y miles, pidiéndole a los conductores que por favor utilicen rutas alternas. bueno, son las 6,13 de la tarde de este viernes y ahí está bien. mire lo que lo está esperando ya casi el fin de semana. eso es en vivo desde summerville. nos brinda. así, así, así pinta. ya nos han dicho. eso nos han dicho los meteorólogos hasta ahora. pero bueno, pasemos directamente con cristina sánchez. ojalá la situación haya cambiado y nos quedemos con esta postal bonita. ana cristina. muy buenas tardes. tendremos más precipitaciones en camino, así que hay que disfrutar de este fin de semana en donde tendremos condiciones agradables. cielo despejado, condiciones secas pero de nueva cuenta, un nuevo río atmosférico alimentará el sistema frontal que traerá lluv

y esta tarde se registró un sismo de magnitud 3.4 con epicentro al este de san martín y a 7 millas de se reportaron daños ni heridos. pero vamos inmediatamente con ana cristina sánchez y las advertencias de las temperaturas gélidas que vamos a tener. ana cristina muy buenas noches. continuaremos ahora el resto de esta madrugada con temperaturas sumamente gélidas. por ello hay avisos y advertencias por estas frías temperaturas. hay aviso y también advertencia por helada a lo largo de la región. además de un aviso por inundación. esto, que continuaría hasta el lunes por la noche, principalmente para el área del sur de la interestatal 8, y esto debido a los altos niveles del río. sin embargo, por el momento, para el fin de semana tendremos condiciones estables. cielo mayormente despejado para san josé. tendremos temperaturas así por la mañana. aquí podemos ver en el rango de los 40 44 a las 07:00. las 09:00. cerca de los 50 mínimas. esta noche en oakland de 39 concord 36, antioch 38 y en zonas como en san josé, alrededor de los 40. san francisco, 41. eso es para esta noche. cabe menciona

the city announced that the county of santa clara animal services on monterey road in san martin will house the animals. last friday, the humane society of silicon valley notified sunnyvale that they will no longer provide animal shelter services. no word exactly on why. the county of santa clara animal services center says it takes in about 4000 animals a year. san francisco police and community leaders visited with chinatown merchants today. all of this part of lunar new year celebrations and a commitment to safety. the focus was on stockton street, where they discussed security, scam prevention ad coordination with officers who patrol the area. over in the east bay, today was the first ever lunar new year lion dance parade for the city of hercules. traditional dancers were accompanied by baby lion dance performers, plus some school marching bands, and miss asian global princesses were included. the celebrations brought plenty of treats and activities like arts and crafts. looks like the rain didn't stop them. chase center was booming today with the sound of taiko drums celebrating

will now need to go to the santa clara county animal services at one to 4 to 5 monterey road in san martine. >> we'll take a break in a 26. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we're not in the super bowl but the forty-niners were in the pro forty-niners were in the pro bowl quick. that's a pretty i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks] ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. i bought the team! kevin... ? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too! starting with the sound system... that's caaaaaaaaash. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? >> in 28 right now and i thought i would never stop raining

the santa clara county animal services will operate on monterey road in san martine. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and investigation continues into the martinez refining company fire that happened over the weekend. we know what caused it. >> if there's still some major issues that people are concerned about. >> 7.29 right now we're checking out the weather not really remarkable. it's not tear of the weekend was remarkable. weekend wet. and i guess that rain will come back a little later today. ok, let's get details. hi, john. yeah, these breaks are good and honestly, we need it. after heavy rain. we signed a few spots over the weekend both saturday and sunday. we're pretty wet. so even though today looks like a rainy day, i mean, look outside at half moon bay, it is overcast out there. >> we really don't see the heavier rainfall kicking in until after sunset tonight. just a few scattered sprinkles throughout the day today, atmospheric river is situated several hours up to our north and it is resulting in some good snow north of redding in your weekend. well,

bay, sunnyvale residents who need to access an animal shelter will now need to go all the way to san martine. that is near morgan hill. and that's because while the santa clara county animal shelter, which has services like adoptions and licensing and things you can see on your screen here. some of the pets that are up for adoption. the county stepped in to provide the service because the humane society, silicon valley said it would no longer provide the services. that shelter is located on monterey road and highland avenue. >> all right. take a look at this. san francisco police helped escort the remains of basketbal soldier who was actually killed in action during world war. 2. on friday. staff sergeant you in hot was escorted back to sfo. a ceremony was held there on the tarmac. as you can see, sergeant hops only living sister 93 year-old margaret wong welcomed her brother back to the bay area with her family. the sfpd and other first responders escorted the procession of staff sergeant hops casket, 2 dugan's sarah mortuary. that's in daly city, an official memorial service is scheduled f

gilroy, san martin still just some light shower activity. 12:00 we've got heavy downpours from concord to oakland, santa rosa, and by 3:00, things are beginning to lighten up a bit in parts of the bay, but still scattered showers, still a wet north bay. and then by 7:00 we do still see a bit of a break out there. but those gusty southerly winds with us throughout the day sunday, mid morning we've got a few showers. the focus still in the north, but you can see we've got scattered showers throughout the day. level one system on sunday into monday afternoon. this is when our next level two system is queuing up, but it will be the evening commute where we see the heavy rain into monday night. you can see the downpours from the east bay into the south bay and that takes us into tuesday. so rainfall today focused in the north bay, a half inch to an inch, perhaps a half inch in oakland, a third of an inch in fremont. less than that, the peninsula and the south bay. then as we get into early monday morning. so all day sunday, we're adding just a li

the east bay. 36 in livermore right now with some low 40s stretching from mountain view down into san martinwe see that warm up slow this morning as we go on into the 9:00 hour. that's when that freeze and frost advisory messages will start to taper out. and then we go on into the lunchtime hour just a little bit warmer. still cool in those low 50s, but lots of sunshine. similar conditions out there in pacifica right now. we start the morning at 37 degrees. those 40s continue through the early morning hours as people are getting ready for brunch, heading to the grocery store. it will be dry and sunny and cool, so expect that to continue with the same pattern forhe next couple of days. sunny days, those cold mornings as that dry air settles with us, at least through the middle part of the week. and speaking of the middle part of the week, that's when we'll be tracking another potentially big statewide storm. so we'll wait for you in 30 minutes with those details. kira. all right, cinthia, thanks. also coming up in 30 minutes from now on today in the bay. why i'm celebrating the returning my f

i remember my hands spasming. >> after a police standoff, san francisco police officers killed the man who shot martinnd later found multiple firearms inside his san francisco apartment, the same building where martin has his smoke shop. >> i kept just screaming and thinking like, why me? i didn't do anything. why me? >> martin now wants to find the nurse who helped him and go back to the hospital to thank the medical team. >> they saved my life multiple times. i mean, it was. there were many moments where i was fading out, closing my eyes. >> we facetimed with doctor chris caldwell, the chief of emergency medicine at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >> they all deserve bonuses. they really work hard for what they're doing, and they love what they're doing. every single one of them is an angel. so yeah. >> that that is so fantastic here. and i can't tell you how much i appreciate your taking the time to say that. we don't often get to hear back from experiences like yours. and i will tell you, that's why we do this. >> in san francisco. luz pena, abc seven news. >> what a story and what a su

i thought i was going to die on ninth street. >> the man who shot martin was later killed by san francisco police during a standoff. martin says a nurse helped as he was lying on the street. he hopes that she comes forward so he can meet her and thank her in person. >> we have new details tonight about the growing bird flu outbreak in the bay area. health leaders on the peninsula are warning pet owners to be on the lookout for symptoms after a stray cat came down with the bird flu. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn explains the warning signs. >> a word of caution for pet cats. consider keeping them indoors and away from a raw diet for now. this, after a stray cat in half moon bay had to be put down after getting sick. a concerned family brought one in to the peninsula humane society in san mateo county for treatment. >> it was determined that he had the bird flu, along with an a number of symptoms. >> it's not known how the cat was infected. medical experts say this is an uncertain time for pets. there are some important symptoms to look out for that could point to the virus. >> the los

i thought i was going to die on ninth street. >> the man who shot martin was later killed by san franciscoice during a standoff. martin says a nurse helped as he was lying on the street. he hopes that she comes forward so he can meet her and thank her in person. >> we have new details tonight about the growing bird flu outbreak in the bay area. health leaders on the peninsula are warning pet owners to be on the lookout for symptoms after a stray cat came down with the bird flu. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn explains the warning signs. >> a word of caution for pet cats. consider keeping them indoors and away from a raw diet for now. this, after a stray cat in half moon bay had to be put down after getting sick. a concerned family brought one in to the peninsula humane society in san mateo county for treatment. >> it was determined that he had the bird flu, along with an a number of symptoms. >> it's not known how the cat was infected. medical experts say this is an uncertain time for pets. there are some important symptoms to look out for that could point to the virus. >> the loss of

i remember my hands spasming. >> after a police standoff, san francisco police officers killed a man who shot martin and later found multiple firearms inside his san francisco apartment, the same building where martin has his smoke shop. >> i kept just screaming and thinking like, why me? i didn't do anything. why me? >> martin now wants to find the nurse who helped him and go back to the hospital to thank the medical team. >> they saved my life multiple times. i mean, it was. there were many moments where i was fading out, closing my eyes. >> we facetimed with doctor chris caldwell, the chief of emergency medicine at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >> they all deserve bonuses. they really work hard for what they're doing and they love what they're doing. every single one of them is an angel. so yeah. >> that that is so fantastic here. and i can't tell you how much i appreciate your taking the time to say that. we don't often get to hear back from experiences like yours. and i will tell you, that's why we do this. >> in san francisco. luz pena, abc seven news. >> that's incredible that he

speaking out after a man shot him seven times, seemingly unprovoked, outside of his store in san francisco. now, martinliver says he is shuttering the vapor room to focus on his recovery and says he is thankful for those around him who have rallied to his side. you are watching ktvu fox two news at 630. former oakland mayor shengtao appeared in federal court today along with three other defendants facing felony charges. ktvu. jana katsuyama shows us what happened during today's court appearance and where the former mayor's case goes from here. >> shengtao and her attorney arrived early thursday morning at the federal courthouse in oakland, facing the federal bribery and fraud charges that she and her partner, andre jones, who arrived alone, took money from businessman david wong, who owns cal waste solutions, and his son andy duong, who is also charged in the alleged scheme to funnel money to tao and jones in exchange for city contracts. in court, prosecutors told u.s. district court judge yvonne gonzalez rogers that they submitted evidence to the four defense teams about 154gb of data, which they say

i thought i was going to die on ninth street. >> the man who shot martin was later killed by san franciscouring a standoff. martin says a nurse helped as he was lying on the street, and he hopes she comes forward so he can meet her. >> the oakland unified school district could run out of money in less than a year without major changes. community members expressed their concerns last night. the district's budget and finance committee. oakland unified is facing a projected budget deficit of at least $95 million. school closures and consolidations are on the table, so is slimming down school staffing even more than the district already has? community members offered their input last night. >> so we don't think that the cuts are necessary. >> to close the schools, take the assistant principals away. that is not the way we should run this district. >> we're losing enrollment. our attendance isn't up. so then we have to do things that are only going to make enrollment worse and attendance worse. that's what i mean that we got to. oakland has to stop that. >> the committee did not reach an agreem

. >> now, martin olive was standing outside of the viper room in san francisco when a stranger ridingbike stopped and started shooting at him. two of the shots grazed the cheek of olive and hit his left ear. two more shots hit him in the back. now the gunman, identified as 34 year old jason chong, was eventually tracked down by the police, who killed him in a gun battle. >> he didn't hesitate one second to end my life, to attempt to end my life. and so i'm, you know, i feel safer that i don't have to worry about him now or in the future. >> now, olive doesn't remember ever seeing or interacting with chong, who was previously acquitted of attempted murder back in 2018. olive's injuries include a broken jaw, facial paralysis and cracked ribs, but he is alive thanks to first responders and a woman who was a bystander who was also a nurse who literally used the shirt off her back to stop his bleeding. >> oakland police are looking for the hit and run driver responsible for the death of a retired uc berkeley professor. investigators say michael burrows was in a crosswalk at grand avenue an

at san jose state's martin luther king junior library. >> the california state university system is joining's major tech companies to create an ai powered higher education system. we first told you about this yesterday. san jose state and the other 22 csu schools are teaming up with adobe, google, open ai and many other tech companies. one of the main goals here is to develop the system so that one ai platform is used across every csu university. >> we noticed across the country, not just in the csu, is that universities are developing their own ai strategies and depending on their funding, they're purchasing their own tools. we were seeing that happening in the csu, and we realized we can't let some universities go ahead while others fall behind. so we needed to provide a common tool. >> the curriculum includes chatgpt edu, a customized version of chatgpt created specifically for educational institutions. there's also apprenticeship programs within ai enabled organizations. and now it's the story i've been looking forward to all morning because, well, if you're looking to mingle this valen

it's gonna be a news conference today at san jose university. martin library at 10th 30 am. today, the city of oakland, this city council there double on renaming a street and out of a legend, ricky henderson. they're in a vote on renaming the intersection of broadway 51st to rickey henderson way and also declared today, february 4th as ricky henderson day honor of his number. 24, the intersection was picked by the henderson family to honor ricky's time oakland tech, where he was actually name california state baseball player of the year. back in 1976. so i have a crop. the morning news. the warriors were. >> we're going to back in the win column the orlando magic at the chase center and wilson is that all those highlights and the figures expected a lot more rain to come keep eye out we'llwe are 42 to know today. >> and the san jose people protested against ice raids and president trump's immigration policies. seen waving flags and holding signs reading families belong together. sam was a school officials. they were busy monday prepping for the storm.

on behalf of the oversight thousand members and city and county of san francisco san martin marine. we are urging everybody to back up this fentanyl a problem we have with the mayor and also we can be a good big help for everybody to make sure our city's clean. we have the resource, we have the small contractors we represent through the city and we can be a big help. we can make things happen and we can make our city clean again. somehow we got to make the light. those people they are addictive and all that to see the light that weather can be working in our city and county. san francisco. thank you and thank you for addressing this committee. next speaker. >> hello my name is teresa foglia ramirez, public sector business agent for laborers local 261 and also a laborer at public works since 1997. the game is really change. fentanyl has changed the game. many of us we got into this because we love our city. our heart is in public service and when we go out to those streets every day to clean them we're here to serve the public. whether your house on house, a tourist or a resident. an

this is a san francisco business owner who somehow survived all of that trauma. martinsays he was just stepping outside of his dispensary, the vapor room, to take a break. that's when a stranger came out of nowhere and pulled a gun. martin says he turned to run, but fell. that's when the man stood over him and shot him again. he talked about what went through his mind. >> and so i remember feeling this, like sensation, like like pulling out of me but not being able to escape it. so i was, like, very tethered to my pain. and it was it just would not stop. you know? and then it got worse as more bullets hit me and i just, i remember confusion and anger and fear. i thought i was going to die on ninth street. >> later, san francisco police killed the man who shot martin. martin says a nurse helped as he was lying on the street. he hopes she comes forward so he can meet her. a new task force will bring a larger police presence to parts of downtown san francisco. this is going to cover prominent tourist areas like union square, the moscone convention center, and yerba buena g

. >> well, mike, san francisco police say the shooting that wounded vape room founder martin olive wasnprovoked and that the suspect later opened fire on police with a rifle. san francisco police say this surveillance video shows 35 year old eric chong riding up on an e-bike near ninth and mission on january 27th. he walks up to vape room founder martin olive, who is on the sidewalk checking his phone without any words exchanged, police say. chong then shoots olive. we're pausing the video as olive falls to the ground, but the shooting wasn't over, according to a witness. >> who observed a male standing over and yelling at another male who was lying on the sidewalk. the witness then saw the male fire several rounds at the male on the ground. >> after the shooting. chong then walks into his apartment building nearby before going into his unit on the sixth floor. he refused to come out and hours later, body camera video shows police firing foam projectiles into the suspect's apartment. a few seconds later, the suspect opens fire with a rifle. >> to the right room. >> he's in that room ri

san francisco. the damage is done. geologists and city officials want to make sure that no more damage does occur. with impending rain moving in on thursday and friday. bill martinas the timing of that next storm, and that's coming up later on in this broadcast. reporting live from san francisco, roberta gonzalez, ktvu news. >> and what you know. roberta. nothing up top. apartment buildings. homes have been red tagged because of this slide. >> i asked officials that are on duty here tonight, and they told me, no, there's no evacuations at this particular time, no evacuations of any of the residents down here at street level as well. but the road will remain closed until geologists can get out here and do their job. >> there you go. roberta gonzalez live tonight in san francisco. roberta, thank you for that update. earlier today, right there in the city, several trees did come down. the fire department says one person was hit by a branch in visitacion valley. according to firefighters, the person declined to go to the hospital for observation. the rain also led to flooding in some areas. more than a dozen people picked up sandbags at the city's department of publ

happening today, a goodbye party for a san francisco cannabis shop, the vapor room. it's temporarily closing as the owner, martin olive, recovers. he was shot multiple times outside the shop just last week. >> very tethered to my pain. and it was. it just would not stop. you know? and then it got worse as more bullets hit me, and i just. i remember confusion and anger and fear. i thought i was going to die on ninth street. >> olive is recovering from seven gunshot wounds. the shooter was killed after a standoff with police. the motive still remains a mystery. friends set up a gofundme account to help olive pay medical bills and other expenses. we have a link posted over on our website, abc seven news.com. all right. it is chilly out this morning. let's check in with lisa. >> yes, we still have some 30s, but as we look out over towards emeryville, we've got 43 at the oakland museum in 47 at the airport. so we're talking about a slow warm up, but at least another ten to maybe 13 degrees for many of you. and we're back to frosty conditions tonight. and we also have rain in the forecast to talk about. that's all com

say the shooting that wounded vapor room founder martin olive appeared to be unprovoked and that the suspect later opened fire on police with a rifle. san francisco police say this surveillance video shows 35 year old eric chong riding up on an e-bike near ninth and mission on january 27th. he walks up to vapor room founder martin olive, who is on the sidewalk checking his phone without any words exchanged. police say chong then shoots olive. we're pausing the video as olive falls to the ground, but the shooting wasn't over, according to a witness. >> who observed a male standing over and yelling at another male who was lying on the sidewalk. the witness then saw the male fire several rounds at the male on the ground. >> after the shooting. chong then walks into his apartment building nearby before going into his unit on the sixth floor. he refused to come out and hours later, body camera video shows police firing foam projectiles into the suspect's apartment. a few seconds later, the suspect opens fire with a rifle. >> to the right. the room. he's in that room right there. shots fired. i can't see him. >> and seconds after that, tactic

. >> a san francisco dispensary owner continuing to recover tonight after being shot 7 times, martin, all of us working at his business. the vapor room when a gunman opened fire on him. the shooting happened monday night on 9th in mission in the soma neighborhood. the gunman was later shot and killed by police during a standoff. all of us friend and business partner says this experience has been traumatizing for staff and herself, but she's amazed and thankful that all of us no longer in the icu. >> he's an incredible miracle that he's alive. and it's an incredible miracle that. he should have a full recovery. i've never heard the story of someone being shot 7 times in surviving. this is incredibly. lucky resilient. human being. >> francisco police will be holding a town hall over this shooting next week. the vapor room has been closed indefinitely. gordon says there's been some serious thought about moving out of the neighborhood right now, though she's encouraging people to donate all of his gofundme to help with his recovery. we have a link to that on our website. kron 4 dot com. >

[skateboard sounds] san francisco man who was shot seven times outside of his dispensary in the south of market neighborhood on january 27th. martin oliver was taking a smoke break when his life was forever changed in that horrific attack. and now, ten days later, oliver is back home and recovering. ktvu christien kafton sat down with him and he joins us live from san francisco with more on this remarkable story. christian. >> yeah, i did speak with martin oliver today, and he clearly remembers the gunman pulling the weapon on him and firing. but in our talk, it's also clear that all of his choosing to focus on those who have been there for him since that incident, the shooting of martin oliver outside of the viper room was a shock. even in this sometimes troubled south of market neighborhood. all of founded the viper room and said he was outside, leaning against a bike rack when a man he says he never remembers having any interactions with, got off of an e-bike, pulled a gun and pointed it right at him. >> then i realized the severity of what was happening, and i put my hands up and i sort of tried to dodge what was impending, ve

leading to chong being shot and killed the san francisco district attorney1s office is right now investigating the police shooting. the victim who was identified as martinall of is still recovering at the hospital. >> salesforce is cutting more than 1000 jobs and instead hiring salespeople. 2 sell its artificial intelligence products. that's according to a report by bloomberg news. bloomberg did not say what departments are being cut, but sales force has been investing heavily in i over the past year or 2, according to its annual report, sales force had more than 70,000 employees at this time last year. also tonight reports crews is laying off nearly half of its employees, according to techcrunch cuts, extend to the company's ceo and other top execs, layoffs come after general motors announced it was moving away from the robotaxi business. the company is instead focusing on developing its partially automated driver assist systems which allows drivers to take their hands off the wheel. >> new video tonight from marin county. the shows deputies rescuing 2 people who were trapped inside of a truck that was stuck in flood waters. this was shortly before 1 o

. >> a san francisco dispensary owner continuing to recover tonight after being shot 7 times martin. ah, love was working at his business. the vapor room when a gunman opened fire on him. the shooting happened monday night on 9th in mission in the soma neighborhood. the gunman was later shot and killed by police during a standoff, olives friend and business partner says this experience has been traumatizing for her and the staff, but she's amazed and thankful that all of is no longer in the icu. >> he's an incredible miracle that he's alive. and it's an incredible miracle that. he should have a full recovery. i've never heard the story of someone being shot 7 times in surviving. this is incredibly. lucky resilient. human being. >> san francisco police will be holding a town hall over the shooting next week. the vapor room has closed indefinitely. gordon says there's been some serious thought about moving out of the neighborhood right now, though she's encouraging people to donate all of his gofundme to help with his recovery. we have a link to that on our website. kron 4 dot com. on

san francisco. cannabis shop, the vapor room. it's temporarily closing as the owner, martin oliver, recovers.e told you, he was shot a number of times outside the shop just last week. >> very tethered to my pain. and it was. it just would not stop, you know? and then it got worse as more bullets hit me and i just i remember confusion and anger and fear. i thought i was going to die on ninth street. >> thank goodness he did not die. oliver is recovering from seven gunshot wounds. the shooter was killed after a standoff with police. the motive, though, is still a mystery. why did the shooter do this? friends set up a gofundme account to help oliver pay medical bills and other expenses. we have a link for you on abc seven news.com. all right. tonight, standing strong and giving back. see how you can help the red cross support people who lot their homes in the southern california wildfires, which sparked exactly one m i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,00

well, we are now hearing from the san francisco man who was shot seven times outside his dispensary in the south of market neighborhood. it was january the 27th when martin olive was taking a smoke break, and his life was forever changed in a horrific attack. now, ten days later, olive is back home recovering. ktvu christien kafton sat down with him as he looks forward after a very traumatizing situation. >> the shooting of martin olive outside of the viper room was a shock. even in this sometimes troubled south of market neighborhood. all of founded the vapor room and said he was outside, leaning against a bike rack when a man, he says he never remembers having any interactions with, got off of an e-bike, pulled a gun and pointed it right at him. >> then i realized the severity of what was happening, and i put my hands up and i sort of tried to dodge what was impending, very clearly aimed at my head. two shots that hit me in the cheek. one went up and hit my earlobe or the top of my ear. the other one split my cheek down here and split my earlobe. and then that was the moment that reality became a whole different thing, and my life changed forever. >> o

happening today a goodbye party for a san francisco cannabis shop, the vapor room. it's temporarily closing as the owner, martin olive, recovers. he was shot multiple times outside the shop just last week. >> very tethered to my pain. and it was. it just would not stop. you know? and then it got worse as more bullets hit me, and i just. i remember confusion and anger and fear. i thought i was going to die on ninth street. >> olive is recovering from seven gunshot wounds. the shooter was killed after a standoff with police. the motive still remains a mystery. friends set up a gofundme account to help olive pay medical bills and other expenses. we have a link over on our website, abc seven news.com. all right. let's check in with lisa. good morning. >> good morning. we have not only the cold temperatures but some fog in livermore. nice and clear here, but a quarter mile visibility in the livermore valley, where temperatures all across the bay. pretty cold this morning. san francisco. not in an advisory, but by next week, you probably will be, as their numbers continue to drop off to well below average readings to

happening today, a goodbye party for a san francisco cannabis shop, the vapor room. it's temporarily closing as the owner, martin olive, recovers. he was shot multiple times outside the shop just last week. >> very tethered to my pain. and it was it just would not stop. you know? and then it got worse as more bullets hit me and i just i remember confusion and anger and fear. i thought i was going to die on ninth street. >> olive is recovering from seven gunshot wounds. the shooter was killed after a standoff with police. the motive still remains a mystery. friends set up a gofundme account to help olive pay medical bills and other expenses. we have a link over on our website, abc seven news.com. all right. let's check on conditions outside with lisa. good morning. >> good morning. it's cold and going to get colder in the next several hours 30s and 40s with a frost advisory and a freeze warning. so we're just above freezing in the valleys of the north bay and the east bay. but upper elevations already near 32 degrees. so we'll talk about our cold air, our sunny days, and when our storm impact scale comes back. an

. >> developing this morning, a san francisco dispensary owner is recovering after being shot 7 times. investigators say martin, all of was working at his business, the vapor room when a gunman opened fire on him. that shooting happened monday night on 9th and mission in the soma neighborhood. the gunman was later shot and killed by police during a standoff. all of friend and business partner says this experience has been traumatizing, but she's thankful all of his no longer in the icu. >> he's an incredible miracle that he's alive. and it's an incredible miracle that. he should have a full recovery. i've never heard the story of someone being shot 7 times in surviving. this is incredibly. lucky resilient. human being. >> san francisco police plan to hold a town hall about the shooting next week. they've a broom is now closed indefinitely. and gordon says there's been some serious thought of moving out of the neighborhood right now. she's encouraging people to donate to her friends gofundme to help with his recovery. and that is planned today to helps to stop rather the recall effort against san francisco supe

martin. >> white time to talk weather is we get a live look over san francisco. look at the sun there. hitting the sales force tower going this little reflection because the sun, the what shining today mentioned that kyla grogan has our forecast. >> all right. start off yes, it's very nice out. and the clear skies also mean we're going to have a cool night tonight. we do have a frost advisory for the interior portions of our north bay. >> and also our east bay where temperatures could get down to that freezing mark or very close to it. this is what i'm expecting. >> as we get into the night tonight, now, even if you're not in those inland valleys, you can see even around the bay itself looking out for some of those low 40 so be prepared for that as we go into our evening, our next big story, obviously low pressure system that's going to be delivering rain our way. you can see a little action to the north of us. we should stay dry for tonight. so if you've got plans, no problems there. but tomorrow will be about wind and rain once again. and this is wind to take you into tomorrow and yo

in the 1950's like johnson and who insured we had san francisco housing development corporation, african-american art and encouragement complex for martinher king waterfall. they fought for it nobody handed to them they did the work and so as you learn about the history don't - have random facts and dates by the what the workload and dedication and understand if you're called upon to rise to that same level. so i'll end with an example of how history um, impacts our young people. back in 2003 we did the history in san francisco history. three hundred and innovators of historical and culture society. you'll see the plazas at o ferry terminal street 64 people we use their folks and the relatives. so when we designed it i said we need people in the community to actually do the interviews. so after specifically gang members. one of them to get a picture of the community they live in this is after 2003. so 2007 some of you in law enforcement remember. there was a gang war in western edition. 7 young men got shot at the same spot. in a twenty-four hour period and somebody should figure out maybe; right? but that's how bad things got. so we we

martin and five for kayla thornton. bay fc, revealing its primary kit in anticipation of the club's second season, the professional soccer franchise out of sanse represents the bay area in the national women's soccer league. the kit, the first official design collaboration between bay fc and nike, is an ode to the tenacity and interconnectedness of the bay area. comprised of an obsidian base demonstrating strength and confidence and poppy accents, bringing a bold and fierce energy, and the cal ice hockey team ends its season undefeated with 24 wins. and that's the first time cal ice hockey has ever been able to say that. tonight, the team practiced one final time before they head off to the pac eight tournament. the division two team just beat the division one oregon ducks to end the regular season. freshman goalie aidan cuomo made a stop in the final 18 seconds of the game, leading to the three two victory. his coach called it the best save he's ever seen. >> to beat the division one team like that two days in a row kind of showed a lot of the guys that i think were were the real deal. and yeah, once that buzzer rang, it was it was amazing.

san francisco. this was the scene right near telegraph hill this morning where a rockslide closed sansome and union late last night. geologists were out evaluating that area and slide. today, chief meteorologist bill martink with us. we've got another round out there in the pacific headed our direction. >> yeah, a little bit more rain coming. we'll talk about that right now. as a matter of fact, we've got showers showing up in the bay area tomorrow. it's a wet day, but not a big wet day. not like what we just saw yesterday. it's going to be kind of a wet day. and that means 10th of an inch. quarter of an inch, maybe half inch of rain and enough to produce a winter storm warning in the mountains. snow levels will be up a little bit because of the direction of the storm. not like 7000ft, but still will be above 5500ft, i would suspect so. not a real low snow elevation event. so it's cool outside right now. you can see some frost for sure in some places, and temperatures will warm as this system gets closer. see, the clouds aren't that far out. now there is a lot of cold air right here, but this is the system we're watching. this is our rain maker, if you will, and we'll push the model in through in a minut

following on this saturday morning san francisco cannabis dispensary, the vapor room, will permanently close following a tragic shooting left its founder critically injured. martint seven times by a man who fired at point blank range. the suspect was later killed in a police standoff. and the family of jermaine cooper, a 22 year old shot and killed 19 years ago in san francisco, is still seeking justice. cooper, a mount eden high school graduate, was a father and student at san jose state. cold case investigators believe he was set up, and police are posting fliers in the bayview district offering a $250,000 reward for any new information. and former 49ers star dana stubblefield will be set free today after a santa clara county appeals court granted his petition to be released from prison. his 2020 rape conviction was overturned in december. court ruled that prosecutors made racially discriminatory statements during the trial. stubblefield had served three years of a 15 year sentence at corcoran state prison, which is located in the central valley. >> the two super bowl contenders are beefing up security in the team's home cities this year, and at last year's ka

. >> martin succeeds, jaime harrison, who chose not to seek another term after the 2024 election. 2 people are without a home tonight after a fire tore through apartment building in san jose. it happened this navarro way in north san jose. flames sparked in the kitchen on the apartment unit. nobody was home at the time and no injuries were reported >> weeks after a fire storm tore through pacific palisades destroying anything in its path. >> oceanside neighborhood is now opening to the general public. the california national guard is pulling out tomorrow morning, but some residents say it's too soon because the recovery process is still underway. the pacific palisades and casey age will fully reopen. reporter andy reece meyer has a look at how the area has changed from after the devastating fires. >> pch is one of the all-time great drives heading up the coast, a rite of passage for angelenos, the surf, the sun iconic. during the pandemic. i filmed a stretch of pch from the hood of my car. there wasn't a lot to do. you might remember. but now nearly 5 years later, everything is different. it's a bank is where i started recording. on the left, the beach to the right,

martin building company is committed to labor in san francisco as the 1111 will be an all union project headed up by a local union general contractor. journey persons will have the opportunity to pass their knowledge on to apprentices who in turn will get to hone their craft and advance their career in construction. local hire policies mean that san franciscans get to build san francisco and contribute to its legacy. the city can take comfort in knowing that the historic three story auto repair structure built in 1920 will be retained and integrated into the development over 100 years after its construction. this is one of a few projects of this size and magnitude going on in this city this year. it will be able to provide meaningful, well-paying jobs and provide health benefits to not just the member but to their immediate family and of course paying into a pension. this legislation is key to allowing the developer to proceed with construction as planned at a time when the state is in the throes of the dire housing crisis that we are all intimately familiar with. now is not the time to

oakland and san jose, and that is all due, at least in part, to the heavy rain and wind that we've been seeing all day long. so let's check in once again with our chief meteorologist, bill martinat actually that picture of sfo looks pretty good. it can look very rough sometimes at sfo. >> it's pretty interesting. yeah. the numbers you lay out there is impressive because it was a big storm. it was windy. it was wet. it was everything. and so for the airport to have just a few delays, not hundreds i think is pretty impressive. this is the back edge of the weather system i was talking about. the showers have moved off mainly to the east. it was heavy. marin county really bearing the brunt of this, the russian river. and again, i mentioned this earlier, but most of our rain in the winter comes from atmospheric rivers. so this is what almost has to happen for us to be where we need to be in the spring. and fortunately, you know, for the most part there's been some issues, but it's amazing how much rain and accumulation we can handle. so here's the model that takes us through thursday right there. so thursday is the next weather system and then it dries out. so we get a full break d

martin building company is committed to labor in san francisco as the 1111 will be an all union project headed up by a local union general contractor. journey persons will have the opportunity to pass their knowledge on to apprentices who in turn will get to hone their craft and advance their career in construction. local hire policies mean that san franciscans get to build san francisco and contribute to its legacy. the city can take comfort in knowing that the historic three story auto repair structure built in 1920 will be retained and integrated into the development over 100 years after its construction. this is one of a few projects of this size and magnitude going on in this city this year. it will be able to provide meaningful, well-paying jobs and provide health benefits to not just the member but to their immediate family and of course paying into a pension. this legislation is key to allowing the developer to proceed with construction as planned at a time when the state is in the throes of the dire housing crisis that we are all intimately familiar with. now is not the time to

. >> san francisco police say this surveillance video shows 35 year old eric chong riding up on an e-bike near ninth and mission on january 27th. he walks up to vapor room founder martin olive, who is on the sidewalk checking his phone without any words exchanged. police say chong then shoots olive. we're pausing the video as olive falls to the ground, but the shooting wasn't over, according to a witness. >> who observed a male standing over and yelling at another male who was lying on the sidewalk. the witness then saw the male fire several rounds at the male on the ground. >> after the shooting, chong then walks into his apartment building nearby before going into his unit on the sixth floor. he refused to come out. and hours later, body camera video shows police firing foam projectiles into the suspect's apartment. a few seconds later, the suspect opens fire with a rifle. >> to the right. that room. he's in that room right there. shots fired. i can't see him. >> and seconds after that, tactical officer david edgerton returns fire with his own rifle, killing chong. >> four time, 101 two years. shots fired. we're getting shot at. >> in this angle from officer edgerto