the decision that voters are making about the fate of the sheriff of san mateo county. . >> we want those city workers riding muni riding bart, you know, populating civic center, helping these small businesses in and around this community. >> san francisco mayor daniel lowery is bringing more city workers back to the office. the reason he wants private business to follow the lead of the city. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm gasia mikaelian. it is tuesday march 4th. i know it can be a very pretty picture when you look out the window, but it's sort of deceptive steve paulson and that it looks sunny, but it still feels cold. >> it's a cool pattern. we will be below average on the high temps, that's for sure. and if you're about ukiah north, you might get a little bit of rain there for us. very little, if any. i mean, it's just a system falling apart over us, but plenty of clouds that will keep mostly cloudy conditions. there have been

the only issue before voters today on the special election that's taking place today here in san mateo countypeninsula, and it asks voters to give the san mateo county board of supervisors the power to remove the sheriff for cause with 4/5 vote. now, the board is pursuing this measure in response to an independent audit it commissioned in november of last year. this 400 plus page audit report. it was released and it accused san mateo county sheriff cristina corpus of a conflict of interest, abuse of power, intimidation and retaliation against employees, and the use of racist and homophobic language. her own captains, the deputies union, several cities here on the peninsula, and local political leaders. they have asked her to step down in response to that report. but sheriff corpus has refused. she says she is the victim of false lies and accusations from those who want to keep the sheriff's office, quote, white man's world. those are her words. and she has since filed a $10 million claim against san mateo county. now, last december, voters approved today's special election. sheriff corpus cha

voters in san mateo county will decide on measure a in a special election on tuesday. now, if it passes, the measure will give the county board of supervisors the power to remove sheriff cristina corpuz from her role. the sheriff has been under fire after a scathing report released in november accused the sheriff of abuse of power, creating a toxic work environment and retaliation, which she has denied. since then, a number of groups and municipalities have passed votes of no confidence in the sheriff. ktvu lamonica peters brings us a look at the special election this week and what voters are having to say. >> amy ochsner says she moved to redwood city from north carolina two years ago. she says though she doesn't know all the details of the report about sheriff cristina corpus, she supports the board having temporary power to remove her. >> if it gave them permanent. no, because it should be the voters to decide who is sheriff is. but once this is done, that would be the easiest way to fix it. instead of having another election and everything. >> if passed. measure a

and a substitute teacher and tutor in san mateo county is out on bail after being arrested all in connection to child charges. investigators say a search of michael ross's home last month. the cover thousands of child abuse material, various forms, county sheriff's office is urging anybody who can help with the investigation gives them a call. >> a pretty active forecast ahead of us. let's get started with what we're seeing right now from the east bay hills. we do have some low clouds and a little bit of sprinkle activity that is rolling across both the peninsula and the north bay at this moment. let's start with the north bay up here as we are seeing some light showers having pushed through santa rosa on over to sonoma. really, this is nothing more than a few brief sprinkles rolling through quickly and then out of the region over san francisco, you may notice a couple of sprinkles as well. now this will make its presence known over your bridges, including the san mateo bridge, the bay bridge and soon to be the dumbarton to now, this is going to be the exception to the rule today. today is p

now to a crawl for exclusive just days before a special election in san mateo county, embattled sheriff christina corpus talked about the controversy surrounding her tomorrow. san mateo county residents will vote on a measure measure a which could give the board of supervisors the power to remove her from office. kron 4 spoke with her about the effort. >> no, they expected me to give in. >> so they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 years of health insurance. if i were just a given. >> and i'm not haven't done anything wrong for them too, you know, demean me in no way that they have to drive my name through the mud to be so salacious with. >> unverified report and then for me, just to give up. i'm here for the residents of san mateo county have not faltered. >> well, tune back in tonight at 06:00pm. the sheriff will address each allegation in that 400 page scathing report that was released about >> and 7, a way that i was a school fire department responded to 2 fires that happened last night night. one was at a scooter shop and the other was in a residential laundry room. the

all registered voters here in san mateo county should have already received a ballot in the mail. there are 18 different ballot drop boxes set up around the county. just make sure you drop those off before 8:00 tonight. live in redwood city. lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena. thank you. san francisco's only safe parking site for people living in rvs is shutting down. now people are wondering where they're going to go. sky seven was overhead as tow trucks started hauling vehicles away from the bay view vehicle triage center in candlestick point last night, and there was some outrage from people who still live there. they claim they received no warning. the city says there were community meetings and written notifications of this closure. >> probably 20 rvs left in there that people aren't giving them up. so what are we supposed to do? where are we supposed to go? and rv parks are what the solution is all across the country for ultra poor people to live in. it is americana. >> the city says the site has served 132 households since it opened in 2022. it's also been the focus of le

now to a call for exclusive just days before a special election in san mateo county, embattled sheriff christina corpus addresses. the controversy surrounding her tomorrow. san mateo county residents will be voting on measure a which could give the board of supervisors the power to remove her from office. kron four's spoke with the sheriff about the effort to get rid of her. >> they expected me to give in. >> so they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 years of health insurance. if i were just a given. >> and i'm not haven't done anything wrong for them, too. you know, demean me in no way that they have to drive my name through the mud to be so salacious with unverified report and then for me just to give up. i'm here for the residents of san mateo county have not faltered. >> well, again, i'm gonna make sure to tune in back tonight at 06:00pm. the sheriff addresses each allegation in that 400 page. scathing report that was released about her. >> 605. the san francisco fire department responded to fires last night. one was at a scooter shop and the other was in a residential

year details on the investigation into deadly shootings of this past weekend. >> and voters in san mateo countyls this morning, voting in a special election that could eventually result in the sheriff. the fire. >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, san mateo county sheriff christina corpus awaiting her fate as voters head to the polls today to decide her future. plus 6 traffic deaths and counting how one south bay cities working to curb its longstanding street safety. and the city of open deciding not to close for fire stations after all, how they found some unexpected money. >> the great thing about this treatment, oakland is like finding 20 bucks in your pocket except of signing a lot more. a lot more to amazing. so we're going to have that. and then also you're talking money to. yeah, we're talking about those tariffs going us and our neighbors around we'll talk about all of their and

san mateo bridge is getting busier now at 632. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal. in san mateo countye the fate of sheriff cristina corpus. today is the last day to submit a ballot to give county leaders the power to fire her. ktvu james torres live in redwood city this morning talking about this vote and measure a. good morning james. >> good morning pam. well, it is technically election day here in san mateo county, though there's only that one measure on the ballot this morning. tonight will be the deadline to get those ballots in. and it's not so much a recall election. these votes aren't asking voters to remove sheriff cristina corpus from from office. instead, it's asking to change the language of the county charter that would give power to the board of supervisors to fire a sitting elected sheriff. we've heard these calls for sheriff corpus to resign for months now. that's after a more than 400 page report detailed allegations of abuse of power and corruption. she's also accused of creating a toxic workplace environment, which includes using homophobic and racial slurs, as well

>> now to a kron 4 exclusive just days before a special election in san mateo county, embattled sherifforpus addresses. the controversy surrounding her job on tuesday. san mateo county residents vote on measure a which would give the board of supervisors the power to remove the sheriff with cars. sat down with the sheriff for about an hour. we discussed the effort to boot her from office. >> they expected me to give in. >> so they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 years of health insurance. if i were just a given and i'm not haven't done anything wrong for them, too. you know, demean me in the way that they have to drive my name through the mud to be so salacious with unverified report and then for me just to give up. i'm here for the residents of san mateo county have not faltered. >> tune back in tomorrow night at 06:00pm. the sheriff addresses each allegation brought up honor and the 400 page scathing report. >> 2 bay area cities making the list in a new study focused on growing rat populations around the world as kron four's philippe djegal reports the research claims sh

our top story this half-hour, just one day before a special election in san mateo county, sheriff christina corpus. >> is speaking publicly about the explosive co controversy surrounding her. yeah. tomorrow voters will decide on not that's passed. it would give the board of supervisors. >> temporary power to remove a sheriff from office until 2028. our kron 4 sarah stinson sat down with sheriff corpus for nearly an hour. she joins us now live in the studio with details. sarah. >> sheriff christina corpus is the first latina and first woman ever to hold this role in san mateo county. i spoke with her about what these last couple of months have been like defending her name after a 400 page independent report was released with several allegations against sir. the sheriff says it was unfair and biased. she tried to stop from moving forward. but a judge rejected that attempt. >> you know, it's been very degrading. the county has lot of sam, a town, the county executive my county have gone and the board of supervisors. i'm going all-time low. you know them to come after me because of a very flawe

now to a forum for exclusive just days before a special election in san mateo county. that'll champ christina corpus addressing that controversy surrounding her job tomorrow. san mateo county residents vote on measure a that would give the board of supervisors the power to remove the share with cause. now kron 4. we talked to the sheriff about the efforts to boot her from office. take a listen. >> they expected me to give in. >> so they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 years of health insurance. if i were just a given and i'm not haven't done anything wrong for them, too. you know, demean in no way that they have to drag my name through the mud to be so salacious with unverified report and then for me just to give up. i'm here for the residents of san mateo county have not faltered. >> well, tune back in tonight at 06:00pm, the ship and dresses each allegation in that 400 page scathing report released about her. >> the u.s. could to support ukraine and even from the geopolitical considerations. makes a lot of sense for the u.s. to support ukraine. so the ho

now a kron. 4 exclusive just days before a special election in san mateo county, embattled sheriff christina corpus is addressing the controversies surrounding her job on tuesday. san mateo county residents will vote on a measure which could give the board of supervisors to power to remove sheriff corpus with cause. a scathing report was released about her back in november. and crop or sara stinson sat down with her for a one-on-one exclusive interview about the efforts to remove her from office. >> first of all, just want to thank you for sitting down with us. it's been hard to cover this for months and we just haven't heard your voice enough. it feels like because there's so many other voices talking about sheriff christina corpus. yes, and you're her. are you feeling? i am feeling you know, i have >> then a dedicated public servant for 30 years. >> you know, 2023, you know what the sheriff's office. >> and then giving him the first latina, the first woman to be a sheriff of this county. i mean, a huge accomplishment. but the turn of events you're forced to defend yourself for all of these

and then exclusive sit-down with san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. just days before voters decide her fate. >> and what's better than not people and i'm james. yeah. we had somewhat of a wet weekend for some and it looks like the potential wet week a little more unstable weather this week. i john. yeah. last week it was the son and the 70's this not as much of the sign and definitely no 70's in this forecast. >> we are seeing a dry one today, but rainfall makes it's return, especially wednesday. let's look outside from mount tam down into the bay. you can see there is some sunshine out there. as we look at the south bay here, a mix of clouds and sunshine this morning. all in all today is going to be cool, crisp and breezy winds will pick up towards the middle of the day. so do watch for that making for a cool feel paired with some 50's for most of our highs. a few low 60's temperatures are starting to rise now still in the 40's for brentwood livermore as well as berkeley and santa rosa as we move into the afternoon. lots of sunshine. but just keep th

story tonight is a kron. 4 exclusive just days before a special election. >> we are hearing from san mateo county sheriff christina corpus tuesday. people they're going to vote on a measure a which would give the county board of supervisors the power to remove a sheriff with cars. >> this comes after a scathing report was released about the sheriff back in november. and kron 4 sarah stinson. spoke with the sheriff about the efforts to remove her. >> first of all, just want to thank you for sitting down with us. it's been hard to cover this for months and we just haven't heard your voice enough. it feels like because there's so many other voices talking about sheriff christina corpus. yes, and you're are you >> i am feeling you know, i have >> then a dedicated public servant for 30 years. you know, 2023, you know what the sheriff's office. >> and then giving him the first latina, the first woman to be a sheriff of this county. i mean, a huge accomplishment. but then the turn of events, you're forced to defend yourself for all of these months. defend your character, your title, why you should be th

we spoke to a deputy who wants to see his boss gone. >> reporter: in san mateo county, voters will take to the polls to decide on a measure that will ultimately determine the fate of law enforcement leadership in the county. for deputies like elliott storch, it could mark a turning point to restore trust in the sheriff's department, something he says the sheriff ran on but hasn't done. >> one of her greatest accomplishments is a culture of fear and retaliation. >> reporter: he says the fears within the department intensified last november on the same day an independent report calling for her resignation was released, the sheriff arrested union president carlos tapia for alleged time card fraud. deputies argue it was payback for his criticism of the sheriff. >> having president tapia get arrested was a red line, and it showed us that sheriff corpus would do anything possible to disrespect and mistreat the people who work here, and she would do anything possible to maintain power even at the expense of a good man's life. >> reporter: the charges against tapia were dropped, but tensions re

lauren toms spoke to a deputy who wants to see his boss lose her job. >> reporter: in san mateo county voters will take to the polls to decide on a measure that will determine the fate of law enforcement leadership for the county and for deputies like elliott storge it could mark a turning point to return trust and honor within the sheriff's department, something he says the sheriff campaigned on but didn't deliver on. >> it's absolutely affected morale and one of sheriff corpus' greatest accomplishments at the sheriff's office, that she has created a culture of fear and retaliation. >> reporter: he says fears within the department intensified last november, on the same day an independent report calling for corpus' resignation was released, the sheriff arresting union president carlos tapia for alleged time card fraud. deputies argue the arrest was payback for his criticism of the sheriff. >> having president tapia get arrested was a red line and showed us sheriff corpus would do anything possible to disrespect and mistreat the people who work here and that she would do anything possib

to kron four's exclusive just days before a special election in san mateo county, embattled sheriff christina corpus is addressing the controversy surrounding her tomorrow. county voters will decide on measure a which could give the board of supervisors the power to remove her from office. kron 4 spoke with the sheriff about the efforts to do that. >> no, they expected me to give in. so they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 years of health insurance. if i were just a given and i'm not haven't done anything wrong for them, too. you know, demean me in no way that they have to drag my name through the mud to be so salacious with unverified report and then for me just to give up. i'm here for the residents of san mateo county have not faltered. >> well, tune back in tonight at 06:00pm because the sheriff is going to address each allegation in that 400 page. scathing report of her. >> in the south bay, the santa clara county sheriff's office, retail task force conducted a blitz operation. this was at the target store on north capitol in san jose. they made 11 arrests. the thieves atte

we spoke to a deputy who wants to see his boss gone. >> reporter: in san mateo county, voters will takethe polls to decide on a measure that will ultimately determine the fate of law enforcement leadership in the county. for deputies like elliott storch, it could mark a turning point to restore trust in the sheriff's department, something he says the sheriff ran on but hasn't done. >> one of her greatest accomplishments is a culture of fear and retaliation. >> reporter: he says the fears within the department intensified last november on the same day an independent report calling for her resignation was released, the sheriff arrested union president carlos tapia for alleged time card fraud. deputies argue it was payback for his criticism of the sheriff. >> having president tapia get arrested was a red line, and it showed us that sheriff corpus would do anything possible to disrespect and mistreat the people who work here, and she would do anything possible to maintain power even at the expense of a good man's life. >> reporter: the charges against tapia were dropped, but tensions remain

the first woman ever to hold this role in san mateo county.i spoke with her about what these last couple of months have been like defending her name after 400 page independent report was released with several allegations against her. >> the sheriff says it was unfair and biased. she says that she tried to stop for moving forward. but a judge rejected that attempt. >> you know, it's been very degrading. the county has act of sam, a town, the county executive my county have and the board of supervisors. i'm going all-time low. you know them to come after me because of a very flawed report. this was a hit piece. let's get into some of the things with their portion. course, there is abuse of power. but then there are these text messages. they had homophobic and racist. >> things in them claiming that you sent then tell me with that. remember where you said in the press conference that they may be fabricated devon. you proof of that? yeah. we've asked actually for the forensic report. my attorneys have which if it was made public of them, why canno

well, probably not. >> to a kron. 4 exclusive now, just days before a special election in san mateo county, embattled sheriff christina corpus addresses. the controversy surrounding her job. yeah. on tuesday, san mateo county residents will vote on a measure which will give the board of supervisors the power to remove the sheriff with cause. a scathing report was released about corpus back in november. kron 4, sarah since and sat down one-on-one with her about the efforts to remove her from office. first of all, just want thank you for sitting down with us. it's been hard to cover this for months and we just haven't heard your voice enough. it feels like because there's so many other voices talking about. >> sheriff christina corpus yes, and you're her. are you >> i am feeling you know, i have on. >> a dedicated public servant for 30 years. you know, 2023, you know what the sheriff's office. >> and then giving him the first latina, the first woman to be a sheriff of this county. i mean, a huge accomplishment. but at the turn of events, you're forced to defend yourself for all of these mont

san mateo county this morning.ers could set the fate of sheriff christina corpus, every center will open in less than 30 minutes with polls closing at 8:00 p.m. already more than 86,000 votes by mail ballots have been received as of last night. >>> well, on the ballot is measure a. which would change the county charter giving supervisors the ability to remove the sheriff. this all stems from an independent investigation ordered by the county board of supervisorring accusing the sheriff of corruption and abuse of power and more. lauren toms spoke to a deputy who wants to see his boss lose her job. >> reporter: in san mateo county, voters will take to the polls to decide on a measure that will ultimately determine the fate of law enforcement leadership in the county. and for deputies like elliot storage it could mark a turning point to restore trust and honor within the department. something torch says christina corpus campaigned on but didn't deliver on. >> it's absolutely affected morale and one of sheriff corpus'

san mateo county sheriff's office says this closure is expected to take several hours. drivers being asked to avoid the area. >> meanwhile, person has died after being hit by vehicle in san francisco. now, this happened early this morning just after midnight on the southbound lanes of 2.80, right near the genova avenue. on-ramp police say the pedestrian was struck by a sedan. no information yet on what make or model and no word yet on what led up to that collision. >> in the south bay, a person was struck and killed by a vehicle in san jose. this happened on south white road between mount mckinley and rocky mountain drive. it was early yesterday morning that the victim was in the roadway had major injuries and ended up dying at the scene. we have no word on the car involved this march. san jose's 4th fatal traffic collision this year. >> 10 0, 3, and the developing story forlpeople are in the hospital after they were shot in the parking lot of a restaurant in hayward. it happened saturday night. it was at the grew by missed g crosse course. jack moment has more. >> neig

. >> reporter: in san mateo county, voters will take to the polls to ultimately decide the fate of law enforcement leadership in the county and deputies like elliott, it could mark a turning point to restore trust and honor within the department, something christina corpus campaigned on but did not deliver on. >> it absolutely affected morale. one of her greatest a compliment at the sheriff's office as she created a culture of fear and retaliation. >> reporter: he says, the fears inside the department intensified in november, the same day an independent report was released, she arrested carlos for alleged showed us that sheriff corpus would do anything fraud. deputies argue the arrest was payback for his criticism of the sheriff. >> having the president get arrested was a redline. it showed us that the sheriff would do anything possible to disrespect and mistreat the people who work here, and she would do anything possible racist and homophobic slurs, maintain power even at the , expense of a good man's life. >> reporter: the charges against him were dropped. but tensions remained high

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>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, san mateo county sheriff christina corpus awaits her fate voters head to the polls today to decide her future. plus 6 traffic deaths and counting how one south bay cities working to curb its longstanding problem with street safety. and the city of oakland decides not to close for fire stations after all, how they plan to cover the cost. from 4 morning news starts now. >> news at 6. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. we love the early risers out of area which are. >> we've got weather to start with the this morning because although we're not seeing it here in the heart of the bay, there are a few sprinkles to raining on the parade so soon. i just do it early risers to this is your reward for getting up so early? well, it's not too bad. it's just a couple of sprinkles out there for the north bay and up and down the peninsula, too. now today that is actually going to be the exception. for the most part. we're still going to be dry for both your tuesday. and really, for most of us here wednesday let's look outside at half moon bay right

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the san mateo county sheriff's office sharing some new details about what happened with us.hey say a big rig on a motorcycle crashed in the man riding the motorcycle has now died. now the portion here in red on your screen between park boulevard and santa ana's avenue was blocked off for several hours. the big rig driver waited for authorities to arrive at is now cooperating with the investigation. and one person is dead after a car hit them on a san francisco highway. this happened overnight on the southbound lanes of 2.80, near the geneva avenue. on-ramp. it's not yet clear what caused this crash. oakland high school students staged a walkout today. they're taking part in the day without immigrants to protest president trump's mass deportation plans. kron charles clifford joins us now live from oakland with the latest details on what they're doing there. thanks for being here. charles. >> well, good afternoon. yeah. the last few weeks we've seen quite a few protests. people upset with the trump administration here in oakland, a group of student at oakland high school left

. >> voters in san mateo county will be deciding tomorrow on whether to vote, whether to give, excuse me, the board of supervisors, more power. and the outcome could determine the fate of the embattled sheriff. >> and giving you a live look here over oakland, where i am tracking unsettled weather. for the next few days, i'll ve a saw a lot of snow this weekend. caltrans temporarily shutting down parts of i-80 just yesterday due to all of that snow. here, though, is a live look at the interstate in castle peak and as you can see, traffic is moving just fine. we are seeing dry, cool conditions though tonight. people who live there are being told though, to expect a lot of snow starting on wednesday and that of course could cause some headaches for drivers. but the snow is what they want in the sierra. let's bring in our meteorologist rosemary oroczo for an update because we're going to get they're getting snow. we're getting some rain. >> yes. and they're going to get more snow than we are going to get rain i think thankfully. right. because we only have a few weeks left of winter, but

the san mateo county sheriff's office says that the ring the motorcycle died the big rig driver waited for authorities and is cooperating with the investigation. >> about 50 students from oakland high school marched out and headed to lake merritt today to protest the ongoing federal immigration crackdown. this is part of the second with a cold day without immigrants protest of the year where people stay home from work or school and don't spend money for the day. students at today's rally say they're worried their immigrant families and friends will be deported. >> so it's been very difficult and hard and hurtful, especially the deportations of families, children being ripped away from their just for wanting a better >> since being sworn in, president trump has pushed for the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants and has stepped up efforts to limit immigration, stop people seeking asylum from entering the u.s. and increase security along the u.s. mexico border. multiple bay area cities have joined a federal lawsuit filed by san francisco and santa clara counties defending sanctuar

the first woman ever to hold this role in san mateo county. i spoke with her about what these last couple of months have been like defending her name after 400 page independent report was released with several allegations against her. the sheriff says it was unfair and biased. she says that she tried to stop for moving forward. but a judge rejected that attempt. >> you know, it's been very degrading. the county of sam a town, the county executive, mike allen, head on to and the board of supervisors. >> have gone 12 all-time low. you know them to come after me because of a very flawed report. this was a hit piece. let's get into some of the things with their portion course. there is abuse of power. but then there are these text messages. they had homophobic and racist things in them claiming that you sent then tell me with that. remember where you said in the press conference that they may be fabricated devon. you proof of that? yeah. we've asked actually for the forensic report. my attorneys have which if it was made public of them, why cannot

redfin, which crunched those numbers from december of last year, homebuyers in san francisco and san mateo counties down 26% of the purchase price. when closing on a home, it amounts to about $375,000. anaheim and san jose rounded out the top three, both with 25% down payments in san jose. that translates to $386,000. oakland was also above the national average of 16%, with buyers putting down about 20% of the total price when closing. families in oakland were treated to a special appearance at a martin luther king event today. where. the warriors shared this video of festus ezeli surprising kids at the 45th annual doctor martin luther king junior oratorical showcase. the event was held at skyline high school. kids from t-k to 12th grade who are in first place in district competitions, performed poetry, monologues and scenes tied to the theme. the time is right to do what is right is performance is part of the warriors ongoing celebration of black history month. festus is so great. he's so wonderful about just giving back to the community in that way. but anthony flores here now talking more basket

story tonight is a kron. 4 exclusive just days before a special election. >> we are hearing from san mateo countyhristina corpus tuesday. people they're going to vote on a measure a which would give the county board of supervisors the power to remove a sheriff with cars. >> this comes after a scathing report was released about the sheriff back in november. and kron 4 sarah stinson. spoke with the sheriff about the efforts to remove her. >> first of all, just want to thank you for sitting down

we are hearing from >> san mateo county sheriff christina corpus on tuesday. people there will vote on and if that passes, it would give the board of supervisors special temporary power to remove corpus from office. she's been facing accusations of racism, homophobia and abuse of power. kron 4 sarah stinson has her side of the story. >> no, they expected me to give in. >> so they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 years of health insurance. if i were just a given and i'm not haven't done anything wrong for them, too. you know, demean in no way that they have to drag my name through the mud to be so salacious with unverified report and then for me just to give up. i'm here for the residents of san mateo county have not faltered. >> we will have much more on sarah's interview with sheriff corpus coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 6. new at 5. the city of oakland has averted its plan. temporary closures of more fire stations. city officials say that the expected closures of 4 additional fire stations will not be necessary this fiscal year, 3 stations

a substitute teacher and tutor and san mateo county out on bail after being arrested in connection. >> to child charges, investigators say search of michael ross's home last month uncovered thousands of child abuse material in various forms. the 67 year-old was taken into custody earlier this month before being released on bail. the san mateo county sheriff's office is urging anyone who could help out with their investigation to give them a call. tonight. we've got some good news to report about oakland's budget crisis. the city is uncovered. unexpected money, which means those 4 additional fire house is slated for closure this month will remain open. kron four's dan kerman has more. >> we have been on pins and needles waiting to hear phase 2 would need to be enacted. oakland fire chief tim in covington says we're the city will not be closing for additional firehouses as originally planned is huge news. it's really, really big deal, you know, to lose 30% of workforce. >> in a city that once, you know, 70,000 calls and above every year, you know, it really is that it's about the safety

. >> next steps in the saga of san mateo county's embattled sheriff are now in the hands of voters. voters are already casting ballots for tomorrow's special election on measure a. now, if measure a is approved, it would give the board of supervisors the authority to remove the sheriff from elected office. abc seven news political reporter monica madden is here with the latest on the vote. monica. >> dan, this all stems back to allegations that sheriff corpos engaged in an inappropriate relationship with her chief of staff, victor i, and calls for her removal followed in november report examining accusations that she abused her powers and racist and homophobic messages, and created a toxic work environment, all allegations she forcefully denies. >> i haven't faltered in my job. like i've said, crime is down. the communities are safe. >> on the eve of an election that threatens her career, san mateo county sheriff cristina corpus remains defiant. >> i am being crucified in the public eye for allegations. >> in an interview with abc seven news monday, the sheriff defends her work, say

over pope francis's our top story this half-hour, just one day before a special election in san mateo county, sheriff christina corpus. >> is speaking publicly about the explosive co controversy surrounding her. yeah. tomorrow voters will decide on not that's passed. it would give the board of supervisors. >> temporary power to remove a sheriff from office until 2028. our kron 4 sarah stinson sat down with sheriff corpus for nearly an hour. she joins us now live in the studio with details. sarah. >> sheriff christina corpus is the first latina and first woman ever to hold this role in san mateo county. i spoke with her about what these last couple of months have been like defending her name after

tomorrow, voters in san mateo county will head off to the polls to answer one question yes or no on measure a, if it does pass by voters, as ktvu jesse gary reports tonight, the board of supervisors would then be given temporary power to remove the embattled sheriff cristina corpus from office. >> a steady stream of voters making their way monday to this polling location in san mateo county. the big issue is the only issue on the ballot passage of measure a. >> i voted today because i love to participate in my duty as a citizen. >> i've kept up with the issue. i felt it was important to vote on this issue because it's a countywide issue and it affects everybody. >> crafted at the end of last year, measure a would give san mateo county supervisors the power to remove a sitting sheriff for cause. incumbent sheriff cristina corpus is in the crosshairs. this following open clashes with supervisors and the county executive. there have been allegations of corruption and abuse of power, and questions about how the recently elected sheriff is running her office. a 400 page report by retired superio

really make an important change for their health and well-being. >> reporter: so for giving san mateo county'se coastside worker, this week's cbs news bay area icon award goes to eric dubode. >> eric says his organization is funded by grants, donations and county funds. in another of its work programs called coastside clean-up, they pick up 140,000 pounds of trash every year. you can nominate a local hero for a cbs news bay area icon award on our website at kpix.com/icon. >>> okay, we'll toss things over the our meteorologist zoe mintz. we're talking about the nice weather. outdoor coach. >> how was that this week? >> it was great. i sat in it yesterday. >> soak up the sunshine. it was gorgeous. >> amazing. >> i tried to get a base tan because fun fact i will be gone next week and i'm going on vacation and i'm going to be laying in the sunshine and getting away from the cooler temperatures. because it is officially cooling down today and it's not going to be warm for at least the next couple of weeks. >> don't say that. >> so sorry. but it's winter. it's still -- it's march technically. the fi

well, tomorrow is a pivotal day in san mateo county.s can decide the fate of the embattled sheriff cristina corpus. if measure a is approved, it will give the power to the board of supervisors to remove the sheriff. for months, she's been under fire following an independent audit. that audit found evidence of abuse of power, a culture of retaliation and intimidation within her office. the sheriff has repeatedly denied those allegations, saying the attacks on her are politically motivated because she's the first latina and first woman sheriff of san mateo county. if measure a passes. sheriff corpus says she's taking the matter to court. former san jose city council member omar torres is pleading not guilty to three counts of felony child sexual assault. torres was back in court this morning. cameras were denied inside the courtroom. these are pictures from an earlier appearance. torres was already under investigation for sexual misconduct with a minor when one of his relatives came forward, saying torres molested him as a minor back in t

we still could see some sprinkles in parts of the san mateo county coast. is a break in the cloud cover. we'll get some sunshine in the north bay and parts of the east bay. then some light showers arrive tonight, but the bulk of the activity happens overnight into tomorrow morning. so you see the pockets of yellow. this is where an orange where we could see a thunderstorm. if we do get a thunderstorm. there could be brief heavy downpours and it will move quickly. even a chance of some hail by about lunchtime. most of us will be dry. the rest of the day on sunday. so high surf advisory through the weekend until monday night. right now, some breaking waves up to 11ft. bodega bay. but they could reach up to 20ft. so keep an eye on the water if you're at the beaches. in addition to that, the system is going to bring us snow up to ten inches above 6000ft. so look out for some travel delays, bring some chains with you and there will be some hazardous driving conditions. temperatures are going to be cooler compared to yesterday. mid and upper 60s for inland areas.

the san mateo county sheriff's office sharing some new details of what happened. exactly. they say a big break in a motorcycle crash and the man riding the motorcycle died. the portion on your screen in red between park boulevard in santa inez avenue that was blocked for several hours. the big rig driver waited for authorities to arrive and is cooperating with the investigation. one person is dead after a car hit them. san francisco freeway. this is overnight on southbound to waiting near the geneva ave on-ramp. >> it's not clear what caused that crash to the north bay. now, a tragic incident in sonoma county. a man has died. >> after a wave swept him into the ocean. deputies say 2 men were standing on rocks near jenner on sunday when wave hit them, one of the men fell into the water. a helicopter crew spotted him. they pulled him from the ocean. paramedics tried to save him, but he did not survive. >> now to a crowd for exclusive just one day before a special election in san mateo county. sheriff christina corpus is speaking publicly about the controversy surrounding her

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. >> well, the last few months for san mateo county sheriff christina corbis have been tumultuous. a scathing report released in november accused sheriff corpus of abuse of power, creating a toxic work environment and retaliation, which he has denied. since then, a number of groups and municipalities have passed votes of no confidence in the sheriff, and we could soon learn more about the future of sheriff corpus. san mateo voters will determine this week whether to approve measure a, giving the county's board of supervisors the power to fire the sheriff. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters is live in redwood city, with more about the special election and what voters are saying. lamonica. >> claudine. the board voted back in december to place this measure on the ballot, and now voters will decide if they want to give the board the power to remove the sheriff. just two years after she was elected. >> i received my ballot in the mail and i sent it. i sent it back in already. >> amy ochsner says she moved to redwood city from north carolina two years ago. she says though she doesn

mateo county sheriff. steve, up our best just a day before vote that could remove >> now to a kron 4 exclusive just one day before a special election in san mateo county, sheriff christina corpus we are hearing from her about the controversy surrounding her position and tomorrow voters will decide on is past. it would give the board of supervisors the power to remove her from office. and kron 4 spoke with the sheriff about the push to remove her. >> they expected me to give in. >> so they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 years of health insurance. if i were just a given. >> and i'm not haven't done anything wrong for them, too. you know, demean in no way that they have to drive my name through the mud to be so salacious with unverified report and then for me just to give up. i'm here for the residents of san mateo county have not faltered. >> and then join us tonight at 6 o'clock as the sheriff will address each allegation in the 400 page scathing report that was released about her coverage will continue. we have new details now about the horse, the through a child to the ground. daly city police have arrested a 29 year-old w

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well, tomorrow, voters in san mateo county will head to the polls, where they will cast a single vote, yes or no, on measure a. that measure is the only thing on the ballot in the special election. if it's passed by voters, the board of supervisors would then be given temporary power to remove the embattled sheriff cristina corpus from office. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live for us in redwood city tonight. with more on the voting and reaction to this measure. jesse. >> good evening to you. and experts say it's difficult for off year special elections to generate a whole lot of interest. but this year, this year is different. that with the ouster possible ouster of the sitting sheriff hanging in the balance, a steady stream of voters making their way monday to this polling location in san mateo county. the big issue is the only issue on the ballot passage of measure a. >> i voted today because i love to participate in my duty as a citizen. >> i've kept up with the issue. i felt it was important to vote on this issue because it's a countywide issue and it affects everybody. >> c