we have reporters, they're in santa rosa. there's just a lot of emotions boiling after this violence and this tragedy that happened in santa allocations for food stamp recipients come to an end today in california, people who use snap benefits to purchase groceries will lose out on an extra $163 a month. so there's worry that this will have some dire impacts with inflation, making grocery shopping, even harder, losing this money could make getting enough food to challenge no matter how thrifty you are when you go, grocery shopping. experts are saying this could mean people can go without a week's worth of meals. we have a lot more ahead for you here during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock. a deadly train crash in greece. what we know about that head-on collision. >> that killed dozens of people and hurt even more. plus, millennials are reportedly falling deeper into debt. why the new york federal reserve is sounding the alarm. but first, there's a new effort to try to prevent catalytic converter thefts. what an east bay police depart

fremont at 35 livermore. 36 degrees santa rosa at 37. well, looking at some mid 40's along most of the bay shore right now, san mateo redwood city, you fall into the 30's, though winds not as much of an issue as yesterday, but well, a couple breezy spots near the coastline. and as far as our skies go, we are in for another dry one today. southern california following us also drying out down there. now, as far as the rest of the day goes dry, clear conditions all day long. we will be looking at mid to even upper 50's later on today. just a touch warmer than yesterday was i'll get to the whole forecast. still ahead, all right, john, thanks for that. let's check on that morning. drive traveling into the city this morning. >> 7 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. well, your san mateo bridge about 12 minutes, 80 to 101, richmond center fell bridge. that car was driving fast. slow it down. 8 minute and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it's going to take you 20 minutes on this thursday morning. >> is going on with society. you kno

reporting live in santa rosa. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> state senator mike mcguire represent santa rosa. he tweeted our thoughts are with montgomery high school students, staff and families. this afternoon, a fatal stabbing on campus has left us all in shock. truly awful and tragic. we have reached out to santa rosa city schools offering any and all assistance from the state. and congressman mike thompson tweeting saddened to hear student was killed and another was injured at montgomery high school today. my thoughts are with the family and friends of the students. the entire viking community and our santa rosa schools in the wake of this attack. >> the east bay, now person is dead. another is injured after a shooting in oakland's fruitvale district. it happened just before 11 o'clock this morning. on international boulevard near the fruitvale bart station responding. police officers say they found 2 people who had been shot, took them both to the hospital where one of the victims later died. no other details are

reporting live in santa rosa.>> have a tv watching tv talking with yeah, and we have to. that's the good thing. yeah. hopefully this morning looks sunny. hopefully we going it is today. >> truck drivers. they hunkering down near donner have had to wait for the all-clear before they try to get through. while they wait, they have to do everything. they're cooking. they're cleaning their sleeping. all of it in their trucks while waiting for answers on the freezing weather. >> those guys are pretty good natured about it. all right. we're looking live here at i-80 near donner summit. maybe not snowing right now, but tons of snow left behind. and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell us if they're hope the more oh, my goodness, they're going to get a bunch more just a little bit more. but just keep coming as weather makes you feel small. sometimes sometimes like control everything but not the weather out there. we've got that snow that is broken up a little bit. now you see the walls of snow along the

well, santa rosa at 32 degrees right now. back in those frost advisories in light blue and freeze warnings in the deeper blue further inland. these extend through 09:00am this morning. so a few more cold hours and then we get more mild this afternoon, southern california and the sierra of caught up with us with that sunshine. now you've got i-80 back open, thankfully. and the grapevine i-5 back open getting down to l a both routes were closed yesterday because of such stormy and snowy weather, high pressure ridge in place to our south. just enough to send the storm tracks to our north both today and tomorrow. but we've got another round of colder and wetter weather making its way our direction this weekend. so that's just a reminder to take full advantage of today's sunshine and mild afternoon. tomorrow, we're going to keep that sunshine around for one more day. very similar day tomorrow before saturday gets here, along with a plunge of that cooler air and a return of some rain. yeah. mountain snowfall along with it. the sier

stopping at montgomery high school. -- santa rosa was police chief is x -- santa rosa's police chief is expected to be there. students how they walk out yesterday calling for justice for the student who was killed. the 15-year-old suspect faces 2 felony charges. the case has brought back the debate over school resource officers. nearby sonoma unified their desires to ringback those officers. >> i would like to know if are talks about bringing back the sro. we lost our sro bec was working from home, but it is time to bring them back. >> 3 offic yesterday but asked to stay off campus. reggie: the hacker is responsible for the attack on the city of oakland have leaked a batch of stolen data, including information from small business owners. they have been crippling city government systems for several months. the hackers have asked for $9 million, which the city has not paid. >> the concern is that ransomware may have access to -- >> credit cards, understanding is that anyone who may have done business in the city may be in jeopardy. reggie: when asked if the city did not have the proper

already two in santa rosa, 31 in delarosa.winds anywhere from 20-25 miles per hour and a wind chill factor in our east bay as well. you will need the coat because it will not warm up too much. we will see skies become clear and partly cloudy. the breeze with us all day long, quite gusty, and more sunshine tomorrow into friday. are looking at what wet week unfortunately so let's fast forward to friday where we have high clouds. here is a look at your saturday. 10:00. there is rain into your sunday. we get a break late in the day. here is a look at sunday and into monday night. are still looking at pretty good totals. saturday and sunday, anywhere from an half inch to three quarters of an inch. if you can get out and enjoy the sun the next couple days, that is a good plan. perhaps 7-day forecast. even colder for your thursday. a milder afternoon tomorrow and friday. level one system saturday and sunday. they will be cold right on through next week. jobina: coming up, seven things to know this morning. reggie: the city of san fra

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same in santa rosa as well. at 34. well, the legal holding on to 40 degrees here, not quite as cold as you were yesterday. there i mention winds being a lot calmer. that's a nice change. but we're keeping around the sunshine and that will help us out this afternoon making for a really comfortable feel later on. i've got your full forecast for the rest of the week. still to come rain. all right, john, thanks for that. let's get you going on this thursday morning had maybe you're heading into the city right now. >> meteor lights are on. so about a 14 minute ride so that fremont street exit your san mateo bridge about 12 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. a richmond center fell bridge about 8 minutes toll. so 101 there. and if you're taking the golden gate bridge going to about 19 minutes to make that drive, we do have a bar alert to tell you about. no green line service between and north san jose in daly city. so factor that into your morning commute crawford's will trend is in santa rosa for us this morning t

that is very important, that was decision by santa rosa school board. as chief something i advocated for us to return to but we cannot do that with the support of of the santa rosa school board. i want to rewrite what you heard, that student asked why it to death and you heard the applause from the other kids asking those questions. the answer was, because the school board voted it so. join me is dr. emily garber from child mind institute to talk about the impact of all of this. thank you for talking to me. first question, your reaction to the school resource officer situation, removing them from the school. >> that is a really good point and what i want to talk about is it will be really important for the school to make the teenagers and staff feel safe again and to acknowledge the steps that are being taken to keep everyone safe. even if, at this point, you don't have all the answers. but to, as you get them, let them know additional resources are available to support them. >> really, it is about creating that sense of safety again. how? after violenc

same for you in santa rosa. most of us staying above freezing at the moment, but likely some frost on your windows out there as you're venturing out. does the frost advisories and light blue closer to the coast in the bayshore in those freeze warnings further inland up until 09:00am skies clear for the bay and now clearing out for southern california and the sierra. so why your roads are much improved today in these areas compared to yesterday when they were still dealing with that rain and snow. now we do have a high pressure ridge center to the south of us. this is just enough to a kid to continue to keep us dry both today and into tomorrow. but we are going to be seeing a resurgence of rain. snow and colder weather come the weekend. so it's just a reminder to enjoy today and tomorrow's weather as much as you can before that cooler reekend, both today and friday. looking really nice and clear. we are going to see calmer winds today, which is go to the cherry on top of all that sunshine that we've got the weeke

live in santa rosa, lena howland , abc 7 news. reggie: storm after storm has subbed the santa cruz mountains since the beginning of the year, many say they are ready for the break. there are a few people that are enjoying it. >> a pretty good winter. >> getting back to solid winter routes, it has been light. >> pretty hectic power outages, inc. fully i have a generator at home. but with all the closures and trying to figure out where i'm going to stay, if i cannot get here. [laughter] reggie: i am assuming the second woman represents more of the people. this year is definitely one for the record books, more than one foot of snow has fallen in just the past week. jobina: appearing across the bay area. the mayor says the city will start its annual pothole blitz when streets dry out from the rain. make sure to be careful with your driving along 680, multiple drivers did not see a pothole and ended up with damage cars. >> i hit a pothole, i was the second person. i pulled over with a flat about an hour ago, cars keep coming in. with fl

reggie: santa rosa police say they assigned three officers to santa rosa -- to montgomery high school yesterday. jobina: hackers behind a ransomware attack have leaked stolen data of thousands of city employees and small business owners. the ransomware attack has been crippling oakland city systems for nearly a month. councilmember noel gaia says the group claiming response ability is known internationally for attacking government organizations and hotel chains. the hackers have asked for $9 million which the city has not paid. >> the concern is that play ransomware may have access to the social security numbers. >> credit card numbers and whatever. that information i am not quite clear. my understanding is that information with a business or someone going to do business with the city may be in jeopardy. jobina: the city is notifying people whose personal information is included in the leak and asked if the city did not have the proper antivirus protection in place, they said, "it appears that is what happen." heavy snow piling up in the sierra. chp working overtime to remove some of

detalles en breve soy flavio lacayo, comenzamos en santa rosa, muchos alumnos de la preparatoria santaosa, vuelven a clases despues de apuñalamiento a un compañeros >> estamos a las afueras de la preparatoria y estan aca protestando padres por lo ocurrido la semana pasado, donde dos estudiantes fueron apuñalados, uno mortalmente. los padres piden que los estudiantes puedan venir a estudiar, sin temor a perder la vida, tambien dicen que la autoridad no se ha hecho responsables, no han tomado las medidas para preservar la seguridad, tambien dicen que vienen a aprender, no a perder la vida. hoy volvieron a la escuela despues del hecho, vamos a contactarnos con las autoridades para conocer si tomaran por parte de la escuela mejores medidas para asegurar la seguridad a ellos los alumnos. >> una familia en san jose de luto, por caida de arbol el domingo, ocurrio en rancho san antonio en rancho cupertino, natalie vera nos informa. >> muy triste. >> asi reaccionaron senderistas de cupertino tras escuchar de la muerte de una persona que quedo atrapada bajo un arbol despues de una caminata, esto

now we heard from santa rosa police chief joint creegan and santa rosa city school superintendent within the past hour. here's what they had to say. it appears that there had been some previous altercations between these students. that will be one of the things that our investigators are looking into. and we're looking for students that may have information about that to come forward to the santa rosa police department. another thing that we're seeking as any videos that may have students may have recorded we are going to be assessing how we approach supporting our students. and making sure that they know that this is a safe place and we will be examining how exactly we're going to do that. a 50 year old police should make clear was the only one who was armed with a knife. there are no metal detectors on campus. and now during that news conference, there was some angry parents and students who actually interrupted the proceedings, saying, why did it take a death of a student for them to sit up and take notice? the big very clear, the chief made very clear that the school resource officer

look old santa rosa location. their fans typically line up as early as 04:04am, and the brewery doesn't open until 11. so that's 7 hours out there waiting to get some beer, obviously got to be dedicated. but beer enthusiasts are. >> all right. well, up next, adopting a puppy may be on your list, but how do you know which one is the right one for you? the expert tips. we help you find your match on national puppy day. >> if you haven't heard it is national puppy day. and obviously, you know, you might say today's the perfect day to find a new friend. this is a live look. this is live at the canine companions. puppy cam. they're going at it. look at it. that's what they do. oh, and orbs. yeah, we could take them all. spend the rest of the show doing this, but we're not the canine companions. there is a in santa rosa, one of the largest service dog organizations. >> living in can just watch this all night. it's true. all right. but on this national puppy day reporter kelsey kerns teen is coming up. she has some tips

santa rosa. police say jaden and another 16 year-old junior walked into this art class and confronted a 15 year-old freshm who was in the class. the 3 kids started fighting. police say the teacher there and 3 aides who are present breaup the fight and they did so successfully but only momentarily, the fight then continue police say the 15 year-old. took out a knife and stabbedthe other 2, the 2 juniors who had come in there to confront him. police say jaden was stabbed 3 times in the upper body. he died at the hospital. jayden's at told us tonight that all 3 kids involved in the case had been fighting for several weeks. >> parents called the school untithe school of what happened in that they had made complaints that there was people that they were. there's these 2 kids that were threatening them and to give him a hard time. father made complaints to the school and school did not. it's so you don't know what was at the heart of the matter. we're live. this all started, you know. >> t it wasn't wh

people in santa rosa are in shock. there was a deadly stabbing in a class of montgomery high school and move the entire incident involved. 3 students. >> one of them is dari mentioned. i'd crawford's will trend is out in front of that high school this morning with the latest. >> on the story. well, >> classes have been canceled. you don't see any students behind me. there's no faculty member. the lights are off because of what happened. then they not only canceled classes for today. they cancel classes for the rest of the week on campus. instead of students. you can see the memorial candles are still burning in the overnight hours. there were balloons and messages of love for the 16 year-old boy who was stabbed on campus. he and another 16 year-old boy, this all went down at around 11, 20 yesterday morning when school was in session. the 2 boys, according to investigators, they go into an art class where they are not students. they confront a 15 year-old boy, an altercation breaks out teachers. they were able to break

en santa rosa padres de familia lamentaron lo ocurrido.lamos acerca de este tema que ha estado ocurriendo desde muy temprano. marÍa: muy triste y sombrÍo el ambiente hoy afuera de la escuela montgomery en santa rosa, donde la comunidad estudiantil estÁ de luto, luego de la muerte de jaden, un estudiante que fue vÍctima presuntamente de otro estudiante de apenas 15. un pequeÑo altar con flores y velas fue colocado al frente de la escuela montgomery de santa rosa, donde jaden, un estudiante de 16 aÑos fue apuÑalado por otro de 15, tambiÉn esparza dice que cuando se enterÓ de su muerte no podÍa creerlo ya que lo conocÍa y habÍa jugado algunos deportes con Él. >> jugaba bÉisbol y basquetbol con Él. Él se muriÓ. marÍa: a lo largo del dÍa jÓvenes y adultos acudieron al pequeÑo altar para rezar y llevarle flores. una madre de familia que tiene una hija adolescente lamenta lo ocurrido. >> la verdad muy mal, porque no me gustarÍa que pasara lo mismo. es muy triste que los muchachos actÚen de esta manera tan violenta, desgraciadamente a veces los pa

and our top story is what happened in santa rosa. there's no school at montgomery high today because a student stabbed another student killed in clash in all 3 teens were in a fight when this happened. kron four's will tran standing by up in santa rosa with more on what happened. >> will. 24 hours ago class was in session. there are faculty members here and then a couple of hours after that at 11, 20 in the morning. >> 36 police officers rushed onto campus. one student died after being fatally stabbed on to campus. the community still trying to wrap their minds around all of this. and that's why they already said yesterday they were going to cancel classes today and for the rest of the week instead of students, you can see memorial right on campus and it is growing. people stopping by adding flowers, making sure that that candles stay lit. you can see church members, they're on campus as well. and we saw dozens of them walked by here and pay their respects. you can see some of them right there. now, what happened was according to the

>>> a stabbing at a high school in santa rosa. the fight inside a classroom between three students that turned deadly. >> good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. police just gave us an update over an hour ago. we're going to tell you what we've learned so far. we're also keep ago eye on other developing stories this afternoon including vice president kamala harris coming back to san francisco. when the vp plans to make a stop and the reason for her visit. also, get ready, parents, the kid also likely be upset about this one. tiktok is giving them a time limit. scott budman will join us in a few minutes to break down the new rules going into effect. >>> and snowed in at tahoe. after an epic snowstor one man had to climb through a small hole in the snow. >>> police just told us about an hour ago that a deadly fight broke out at montgomery high school in santa rosa just after 11:00 this morning. police say two juniors walked into a classroom and started to fight a freshman. the freshman then pulled out a knife and stabbed the two juniors

area are taking a chance to clean up the damage caused by yesterday's in last night's storm from santa rosauz mountains sent to the peninsula and the east bay. we roads washed out. strong winds toppled trees, smashed, branches onto cars and thousands of people lost power. >> the bay area bracing yet again for yet more wet weather coming over the weekend. the flood watches still in effect. that is through sunday. hello, everyone. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm catherine heenan. i'm ken wayne. as of now, marin and sonoma counties are under flood warnings that raises big concerns about possible evacuations and kron four's. brittany begley is here. how things stand tonight? britain? you know what? every 15 minutes show you that radar just to make sure everyone's prepared. but really, it's to me like you said, pushing forward to prepare because we've already received a lot of rain. >> we want to make sure you're prepared. take a look at radar. happening now. you can really a lot of the action is to the east of us. but as we zoom into what's happening for us, really, it's just

reporting in santa rosa. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. senator dianne feinstein is hospitalized in san francisco after being treated for shingles . but the 89 year old says she expects to be back at work soon to be ex jana katsuyama has more on the disease and whether the senator's absence could impact upcoming votes on the floor. senator dianne feinstein announced thursday that she was diagnosed in february with shingles, the senator said she's been hospitalized in san francisco for treatment. shingles is a viral infection. it's called caused by the varicella zoster virus, and it's the same virus that causes chickenpox, dr. michael stacey of lifelong medical care says. well, most people have chickenpox when they are young. the virus can remain dormant in the nerves and re emerged decades later as an extremely painful rash. a lot of people describe it, as like a burning stabbing pain might last for a week to 10 days. um some people will have long term nerve pain after getting shingles that can last longer. dr. stacey says shingles is gene

but santa rosa, what i'm watching for you is the 32 degrees. that low temperature overnight with possibility of rain that introduces black ice. so we do watch the north for us, especially when you wake up in the morning for black ice, dangerous on the roadways. but for the most down south will be in the 40's. but up north, we have to continue to watch. >> now those temperatures for tomorrow, even though we're going to see some rain in overnight hours, we're going to be a santa rosa. 55 san francisco. 52 morgan hill 60. so a lot like today as we take a look at that 7 day forecast. we have a lot of rain in the forecast. plus the time change. plus snow in the sierra break. that down. coming up next. thanks, brittany. you know, people living in alameda contra costa and san mateo counties. they have until next week to apply for some. >> federal disaster relief funding for any damage caused by these january storm to the deadline is thursday. march 16th, the small business administration, sba approved nearly 7 million dollars in loans for businesses a

it is a section of highway 12 near stony point road in santa rosa.t was closed in both directions last night because of major flooding. caltrans was directing traffic to exit the highway. enforced avail, two cars got stuck and passengers had -- in forest, two cars got stuck and passengers had to be rescued. no one was issued. fire fs ere weranyines l nwe ar issues is always a concern. >> we were initially pretty concerned with the rainfall intensities that were projected, as well as the wind. with how saturated soils are, we are more concerned locally with what damage could potentially be done. gloria: the community to survey your property today when the rain stops. it is important to clear out your storm drains. you can see highway 12 in santa rosa, both lanes eastbound and westbound are open. back to me in the car, we've been driving all morning here in santa rosa. we will see if there are any trouble spots. so for what we are seeing is it is not raining too much so that has helped the road conditions. back to you in the studio. reggie: in the east

kron 4 did reach out to santa rosa city schools for comment. but as of friday afternoon, we have not heard back. there is a school board meeting scheduled for next wednesday. now following jayden's death, montgomery high school canceled classes for the rest of the week. school is set to resume next week, although we have heard that some students plan on walking out of class on monday morning. >> but for now in santa rosa, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> and news now on what is a very active investigation into the explosive materials found inside a home in san jose. 35 year-old peter kara sav. it's under arrest. the investigation began back in january when police got reports of 2 transformer explosions. their investigation led them to care. a sav who now faces 9 felony charges along with finding explosive material inside his home. police say they also discovered possible narcotics. >> this person's residence, obviously is very large, a two-storey residence and the collection of evidence dealing with explosive devices is very detail oriented to

we can see about an inch and a half of rain, less than that actually now on models in santa rosa and about an inch in the santa clara valley. that's just from saturday like i said into tuesday. pretty impressive numbers but for the most part, hit or miss storms throughout the week. we'll keep you updated in the weather center. >>> let's get a look at the roadways if you are ready to make the trek to the altamont pass. super commuters you know what to expect. it is already busy west bound 205 on to 580. sluggish conditions. you can see that in the live shot courtesy of cal trans. on 580, here is a perspective. travel times are busy, speeds around 34 miles per hour. it's improved slightly, stays until at least north flynn and then you will get a break and tap the brake lights again closer to the dublin interchange. everything else looks good so far, 80, highway 4, 101. we looked at the maps and didn't see major delays or issues. san mateo is quiet though we are seeing volume pick up but no impact to speeds. golden gate bridge is good and an easy ride on the bay bridge heading into the c

santa rosa can have an additional inch of rain. oakland, we're looking at the possibility of close to an inch of rain. same story for haywood. even san francisco, a quarter of an inch of rain. so again, the possibility of that rain adding up those creeks, those rivers overflowing temperatures right now. like i said, it's nice and warm but changes are headed our way in our forecast break that down. plus, a winter weather warning in an avalanche warning you need to know about. coming up next. all right. thank you very much, brittany. >> we now know 27 year-old francis la sarah was killed in a shooting in daly city this week. the san mateo county coroner's office identified her today. that shooting was monday night on eastgate drive off john daly boulevard near the west lakes shopping center. the victim had been shot several times. a 27 year-old man has been arrested. new tonight at 8. we're learning that 6 bodies and the cremated remains of more than 150 other people were found in an east bay warehouse. the alameda county sheriff's o

that was a decision made by the santa rosa school board. the deadly fight joins a long list of violent incidents inside american schools just last month. the 25 year-old teacher in virginia shot and wounded by a 6 year-old last week. a florida teaching aid knocked unconscious by student thought she took his game console. in this instance, an adult staff are fighting with the middle schooler in missouri. and in oklahoma, 2 girls going at each other in a high school gym. there's no shortage of school fight videos. according to one school security expert sr rose can only do so much. they should be only one component. >> in a comprehensive plan for school safety. they shouldn't be the whole plan back in santa rosa at the school board remains against the presence of sro's despite the deadly stabbing. i believe that there are other options besides law enforcement being on our campuses that contribute to safety. >> in a different santa rosa, this one in texas, the aocal high school has just added metal detectors and hear parents welcome the presen

santa rosa and napa. some of our coldest spots at 34 degrees currently winds breezy a stout at the coastline, fairly calm elsewhere in the bay area and skies. nice and clear today is going to be a dry one ahead of the weekend. that does bring a return of rain and for the sierra some snowfall. that's something i'm talking all about. your forecast getting you ready for there will still be some opportunity to get out there this weekend to just got a time it out right with those showers. and i've been listening to you. some already kind of formulating last saturday. >> let's get you rolling on a friday traveling into the city. we're still really like this morning. are we going to stay friday? sure. hope so. 8 minute drive for you taking the bay bridge right now, our san mateo bridge about 12 minute 80 to 101, as you're making your way across towards the peninsula. so 101 smooth sailing there. a richmond, sandra fell bridge. 7 minutes tolls to 101. that's great. and if you are taking the golden gate bridge rig

in santa rosa and san rafael, the orange glow, just a little over an inch. s of far northern california could see closer to 2 to 3 inches. through santa cruz as well, a little over an inch to 2 inches. rain shadowed, about a quarter of an inch of rain for the south bay. wind gusts, this is what i was mentioning earlier, you've got san francisco, especially around the coast, 50 plus miles per hour. this is taking it through about 10:00 a.m. in livermore, 43. then i put the timestamp forward until about 1:00 when we should see those heavy pockets turn to showers. 50 plus in livermore, 50 plus in concord, even through san jose and some of the higher elevations. the wind does begin to diminish heading into the overnight hours. wednesday morning we'll see the rain back off and also the wind. the wind warning does expire as of 11:00 p.m., and remember we do have a couple of flood watches in effect as well. wednesday and thursday, your seven-day outlook, it's going to be beautiful. the skies will be nice. we'll get a mix of sun and clouds for wednesday. even more cl

in a different santa rosa.s one in texas, the local high school has just added metal detectors and hear parents welcome the presence of police. >> but some predict behavior issues will persist in many schools due to a host of societal factors and widespread staffing problems aren't helping this constant turnover and a lack of people that students can connect with. >> the more violence and acting out behaviors are going to have because relationships are what stop violence. >> federal to cystic show that classroom this behavior is up by 56% since the pandemic. and according to the department of education, 47 states are currently dealing with teacher shortages. >> now as nancy loo reporting for montgomery high in santa rosa. as we've been reporting all morning, we're live there because they are returning to class after that deadly stem. yeah, we're going to take you there live. >> been a little bit later on. a lot of students that we've been hearing from today say they are afraid for their safety and they are blam

it happened wednesday at montgomery high in santa rosa.s are not sure exactly what the argument was about, but it started outside the classroom and then two students, both juniors, followed a freshman into an art class. the foyt broke out, a freshman pull out a knife and stabbed the other two. the stabbing sparked outrage from parents and students about school safety. when students returned to campus on monday at montgomery high they plan to stage a walk-out as students at other campuses have already done. there will be more security. santa rosa police chief says three officers will be stationed on the montgomery high campus. >>> the chief released a statement saying in part, not only as your police chief but also as a father of children who go to school in santa rosa i want to reassure the students, the family and the faculty that i and the entire santa rosa police department, the mayor and the city council and the city manager are committed to ensuring our santa rosa schools are safe. >>> a month-old ransomware attack is causing issues f

but they're not releasing his name because of his age reporting in santa rosa. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the sonoma county district attorney released a statement that reads in part, all students deserve to learn in a safe and supportive environment. my office will continue to work collaboratively with the school district, law enforcement and community partners to support the well-being of our young people and to keep our schools safe. >> the stabbing has reignited a conversation about whether there should be a police presence on campus. the santa rosa police officers association says just within the last 2 weeks, police were called to schools for emergencies, including stabbings, battery robbery, criminal threats, public intoxication and arson. and last year alone, santa rosa police responded to 945 emergency calls from schools. >> yes, as catherine mentioned, the stabbing has reignited that conversation and we will continue to follow this story throughout the evening here on kron 4 news. stay with us for the latest details. we'll move on now to a 17, whi

school. >> the stabbing has frustrations mounting over lack of security at santa rosa schools. students tell us the next steps in hopes that another tragedy does not happen. >> reporter: another stretch of express lanes along highway 101 just opened at 5:00 a.m. we are driving along 101 to show you how it works. >> that will be a change for drivers. if you are commuting, it is friday light on the freeways. that includes bay area bridges. we'll have a live look at conditions in a second. >>> it is a beautiful friday for us weather wise but rain returns this weekend. i will time each of the sting foisgrowing ar an ussanta rosa due % montgomery high school. this comes days after the deadly stabbing of a 16-year- old student inside a classroom. another 16-year-old was injured but he is recovering. the suspect is a 15-year-old freshman now facing felony charges. >> still hard to wrap your head around. parents are demanding more from the district saying they should have done more. >> the school should have been on top of this a long time ago. i feel failed. >> you told me three weeks

potential landslide is now threatening homes in santa rosa. so far, officials have read tech 2 houses. >> nearby that's forced those residents to evacuate. kron four's. philippe de gaulle has the story. >> subcontractors hired by the city of santa rosa spent tuesday above cooper drive. >> building the roadway to make access to a potential landslide easier to reach. as of now, my house has no tag nothing. they're just monitoring the soil is moving above. catherine can rack. she says the hillside instability below or retainer wall caused mud and land to slide into her backyard, damaging a fence. she shares with her neighbor. >> a fence that was built after land gave way back in 2019 a little bit frustrated because >> we were told that. this would never like that. that the situation had been remedied. >> has not been remedied during this january storms. her home was red tagged out of caution, which was lifted 3 weeks later. but over the weekend she noticed the mud sliding in her yard and due to concerns of a potential landslide. the city red tagg

in a different santa rosa.local high school has just added metal detectors and hear parents welcome the presence of police. >> but some predict behavior issues will persist in many schools due to a host of societal factors and widespread staffing problems aren't helping this constant turnover and a lack of people that students can connect with. >> the more violence and acting out behaviors are going to have bause relationships are what stop violence. ■8■k >> as nancy lateral to assisti show that classroom, this behavior is up by 56% since the pandemic. and according to the department of education, 47 states are currently dealing with teacher shortages. >> alright, few extra details there from nancy loo montgomery high school in santa rosa resumes classes today after the deadly staph story that will tran is on course. we'll get another live update here. him. in the meantime, as rom schools, welcome back they say they're afraid for their safety. they're calling out the school for how they handled the incident. in

in a different santa rosa.s one in texas, the local high school has just added metal detectors and hear parents welcome the presence of police. >> but some predict behavior issues will persist in many schools due to a host of societal factors and widespread staffing problems aren't helping this constant turnover and a lack of people that students can connect with. >> the more violence and acting out behaviors are going to have because relationships are what stop violence. >> federal to cystic show that classroom this behavior is up by 56% since the pandemic. and according to the department of education, 47 states are currently dealing with teacher shortages. >> nancy loo reporting for us montgomery high school in santa rosa is going to be resuming classes today in the wake of that deadly stabbing. all right at 9.35, let's turn our attention to berkeley now where police are looking for a man they say tried to steal someone's bag yesterday afternoon. they say it happened on durand avenue. now they wouldn't go int

santa rosa police responded to 945 emergency calls from schools. and there are no more school resource officers on campuses. >> well, happening today, the man accused of firing blanks inside a jewish center in san francisco's going to be back in court for preliminary hearing. 51 year-old dimitri mission was arrested february first after he was recorded on video which you see here coming into the your son center on balboa street and firing several blank rounds inside the building. investigators also linked him to a gun-related incident that occurred the day before the synagogue shooting. this time at the balboa theater and there's a picture there showing the scene mission was arraigned later that month. he pleaded not guilty to all charges and is being held without bail. we're going take a break. it is 7.10, still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news, a bay area senator resigns from the committee that was just put together to deal with public transit will tell you why he says he's no longer interested. >> and a little sunshine breaking through the clou

hacia santa rosa tenemos 32, santa rosa tiene esascaracterÍsticas bien especÍficas, que si estÁ en esala norma en gran parte de nuestra ciudad, napa estarÁ en los 61, nos movemos hacia el este y la penÍnsula de nuestra Área, hacia zonas de auckland55, recuerde que auckland estÁ en ese rango de los 60. vamos a continuar para los prÓximos dÍas por debajo de la temperatura normal para marzo. hacia san francisco en los 58,y hacia el Área de san josÉ estaremos en las 63, temperaturas un poco agradables. si se encuentra en santa cruz estaremos en los 56. vienen las lluvias nuevamente, el sÁbado a las 9:00 de la maÑana veremos esa formaciÓn de chubascos y lluvias, a las 9:00 de la maÑana comenzando hacia la regiÓn norte, a medida de que vaya avanzando vamos a ver que continÚan esas lluvias y a la 1:00 de la tarde se ve la lluvia bien generalizada en nuestra Área, estos acumulados no son tan significativos como cuando llegue el frente que llega de la noche del sÁbado al domingo. si el sÁbado tiene planes debe tener estos bajo techo, porque se va a mojar, ademÁs tendremos condiciones, nuevament

santa rosa, just below freezing tri valley and morgan hill.ar freezing and fremont and in union city, awfully cold and fairfield all the way through travis and 37. degrees in san martel. tomorrow's daytime highs. yes. striking out towards 60 degrees. in santa rosa and in fairfield, haven't seen that since last week, and here we go. the rain develops on saturday showers likely each day through tuesday. looks like it's going to be a very active weather pattern through the month of march. hey, that was really nice of you, roberta. right back at you, lady. alright high school basketball is winding down to the state championships. and the biggest game involved. two bay area teams are jason appelbaum will tell you who is moving on next and tonight on the 11 o'clock news. new information about missing while 94 90 j. jeffrey vandergriff, the statement from his wife, who says she buddy positive news on the stephan curry injury front. the warriors sent out a press release today, saying curry was recently reevaluated is making good progress and has incre

if necessary , reporting live in santa rosa. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox to find out soon enough. it is a wet weekend store ahead. alright, alyssa. thank you. crews have more cleanup to do along a stretch of interstate 80 in fremont. tonight, we're rising water flooded the roadway there. want to show you live pictures of the freeway near thornton avenue, where flooding forced authorities to shut down all lanes of the freeway earlier today, ktvu is christian captain tells us to southbound lanes reopened late this afternoon. overnight rain rolled through the bay area, soaking the eastern side of 80, just south of thornton avenue in fremont, that hillside finally giving way , spilling debris onto the roadway, blocking the drains and backing up traffic so that debris flow pretty much went onto a highway, causing some blockage of our drainage, causing that flooding to occur both on the northbound and southbound direction. caltrans brought in pumps to try to remove the water from the southbound lanes first, hoping to reopen some la

conquered santa rosa could get into those low 60's. but the cause of a column on the right shows you we should be in the mid 60's just about this time of year. current temperatures right now, san jose about 56 degrees. we're at 52 in oakland. 53 in san francisco heading up to the north bay, santa rosa sitting at 55 degrees at this hour. so we're starting to warm up there. you can see pittsburgh's already hit that 60 degree. mark beautiful, though, as we take a look at stormtracker 4, you can see not just here but all across the state. we've gotten rid of the wintry weather at least for now. tonight we will see chilly temperatures again, not quite as cold as last night, but notice the north bay has the potential to get down to those freezing temperatures. so high pressure has nudged and and that is what's going to keep us between today and tomorrow, mostly sunny and mild. but as we get towards the weekend, a front is going to drop through bringing some weekend showers. that will also reinforce the cool air that we've been experiencing h

calls at a news conference in santa rosa. police chief says that the stabbing happened in an art class. 2 male students, both juniors entered the class and started fighting with the freshman. the freshman then pulled a knife and stabbed one person 3 times. the other person once the freshman with a knife then fled campus. although both students were rushed to the hospital, the injuries were sadly to substantial for one of the victims. >> our medical staff arrived here on the scene and quickly started treating the students and they were transported to a local hospital. unfortunately, one of the students who is a 16 year-old male and a juvenile. here are a junior here at the monte campus passed away at that hospital. >> this is truly a sad day. the tragedy that happened here today is heartbreaking. our thoughts are with the students involved their families, friends, classmates and staff of montgomery high school. right now our focus is on meeting the immediate physical and emotional needs of our students and staff. >> reporting

around the north bay, santa rosa. you will notice street level radar. sonoma avenue. it's been a steady stream of moisture in the santa cruz mountains as they're getting rain around the south bay. light rain around the san francisco peninsula. i do want to show you the flood advisory that is are up for sonoma county, solano county. we will continue to see the flooding potential. it's a strong storm on you are impact scale. atmospheric river is feeding this tomorrow. intensity picks up at 2:00 a.m. then in the southern portion of our viewing area as the commute begins it will be feeding through that area. flood watch is in effect until sunday morning. so flooding is a big concern still. those winds are gusting over 50 miles an hour. you will notice at the lower elevations up to 43 miles an hour. gusts to 55. means more down trees and power outages. numerous reports. 56 reports of wind and storm damage. rain related damage. i'll be back with a look at how long this atmospheric river going to last and how much rain we've gotten plus, how much more we're getting. >> a huge

it's light, santa rosa, north northern napa county, mainly north of santa rosa.cking up. right off of marine, san francisco and really starting to move in big time here right across southern marin, also over the richmond looks like along the 80 corridor just ran him over the golden gate as well. and let me tell you if you get that persistent onshore direction with this kind of moisture, you can have nonstop rain here, even though it's light sometimes for days on end, and that's what happens sometimes. in the russian river, also around mount tamil, pious and parts of the santa cruz mountains. and when there is this saturated, it's rather persistent. take a look at that train of moisture. i mean, very , very deep. it's coming in. it's going to start to get in train and develop strong low pressure. tap that and give us a double whammy of rain and wind. a lot of lot of projections are taking it more south. i think north is going to be just as active, especially russian river. mount tam milpitas looking for four, maybe 4 to 5. but ben lomond looking for four and a qua

so it's not a pretty day in santa rosa.e are in the thick of the morning and look at how dark it is still and they'll be dark for quite some time. hopefully best case scenario, 4 o'clock this afternoon that they'll get their power back. elsewhere in santa rosa, homes are being threatened by possible mudslides. the fire department was called to a hillside communities to cooper drive yesterday to cut down trees and clear debris that was already threatening a home. >> the we've been getting is not going to make things better. of course, oil reaching its saturation limits. officials say you should keep an eye on your hillsides and the soil. if you see any movement, you're asked to call 9-1-1. on the peninsula. we're seeing several parts of downed trees as well. belmont police sharing this image of a fallen tree near the intersection of ralston avenue in davis drive in daly city, firefighters responded to this fallen tree blocking the northbound lanes of unit borough sarah boulevard and d street elsewhere. cal fire says they're

kron four's haaziq madyun has more from santa rosa. >> students here at montgomery high school in santa rosa staged a walkout, demanding more safety and security for themselves and justice for classmate. jaden, beyond that. >> it was 11, 15 monday morning when students begin leaving class and filling the quad area outside of school for we don't want change. we need change rally. parents were also in attendance wearing justice for jayden t-shirts. last wednesday, 16 year-old jayden pn to was stabbed to death by a classmate during the fight on campus. another student was also wounded during the incident. santa rosa police arrested a 15 year-old fellow student as the alleged stabbing suspect in the case previous alleged incidents involving the same student prompted parents to alert school staff about their concerns. however, the students here at the rally say montgomery high did not do enough to protect jayden pierre to be a candidate the 3rd fight with another could have been. >> was not to come by. >> face as parent are calling on the school administration to make sure they're doing ever

reporting live in santa rosa. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. all right, rob, appreciate that live report. just a such heartbreak for that community. you can understand how >> parents are scared to send their kids to school. thanks, rob. meantime, the stabbing a has reignited the conversation over whether there should be a police presence on campus. >> according to the santa rosa police officers association within just the past 2 weeks alone, police were called to schools for emergencies like stabbing battery robbery, criminal threats, public intoxication and our son. also the police officers association says just last year alone, the santa rosa police department responded to 945 emergency calls from schools. back in 2020. the school resource officer program at santa rosa schools came under scrutiny following the death of george floyd by that june, the school board had voted to paused the program. the board president says that they are not sure if an officer on campus would have made a difference in yesterday's stabbing. >> i believe that there

i know places like santa rosa. you're looking at 3 san francisco was looking at an inch yesterday, but take a look at these futurecast rain totals. so in addition to what we already had santa rosa, you could almost get an inch and a half additional rain. places like san francisco. we're looking at another inch clinton into rain, hayward, an inch of rain which are very high numbers for us. not to mention our lows in santa rosa tonight is at 32 degrees. i'm just bringing that up because if even have a sprinkle or 2 and we hit 32 degrees, what i'm always worried about is going to be black ice. so as you wake up with the morning with us, we'll connected with the storm and tracking out for you hour by hour. high temperatures are going to be a lot like yesterday. some places going to the 60's hayward, redwood city. so we're still have those warmer temperatures. but the tenant 10 just showing you what we're going to be dealing with the next couple of days. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, days is going to be rain. we're going get a break n