i'm trevor shirley in washington. president donald trump is planning new tariffs for aluminum and steel imports as countries around the world threaten their own retaliatory tariffs in response. >> 10 29 and it is cold. plus, we've got rain on the way. not today. not today, but lost to talk about. hey, john, good morning. and yes, we do definitely a switch up for the rest of the week this week so far has been nice and dry. but today you're starting to see a few more clouds in there. although daytime hours will remain nice and dry today as well. looking outside at sfo, just a few clouds starting to drift overhead. we do have that offshore green. that is that rainfall. that's going to scoot right past us today. but overnight tonight, a few light showers most likely for the peninsula in the south bay. again, that's while you're sleeping overnight. temperature wise. we're in the 40's to 50's at this point and will lift further into the mid to upper 50's at the very warmest. but we don't have as much sun as yesterday. so it

reporting in washington on trevor shirley. >> and effective immediately. ncaa has changed its participation policy for transgender athletes, limiting competition in women's sports to athletes assigned female at birth. only the move comes one day after president trump signed an executive order giving federal agencies the freedom to withhold funding from organizations that do not follow the trump administration's views. the ncaa policy change applies to all athletes regardless of previous eligibility reviews, the ncaa is part of more than 1000 schools with more than 500,000 athletes. the u.s. department of education is investigating san jose state for possible violations of title 9 over the alleged participation of a transgender athlete on the women's volleyball team. saturday states president said the university is committed to ensuring the fair treatment of all of its students and we'll engage fully with the federal investigation and investigation into possible title. 9 violations is also underway at the university of pennsylvania and the massachusetts int

i'm trevor shirley in washington.d trump is planning new terrace for aluminum and steel imports as countries around the world threaten their own retaliatory tariffs in response. >> i've got that story coming up just ahead. and after the break, kron 4 will continue to honor black history month by sitting down with the first black police captain of richmond. stay tuned to learn more about his accomplishments more about his accomplishments and [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ yeeeeeaaaaahhhhhh ♪ >> a federal judge's finding that the trump administration is not fully followed his order to unfreeze federal spending and ordered the white house to release billions of dollars in federal funds. the trump administration is appealing. the judge also said that his temporary restraining order blocks the administration from cutting billions of dollars in grant funding from the national institutes of health. so another judge has now temporarily blocked the trump

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. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington.dent donald trump is eyeing plans to eliminate the department of education. coming up, we'll tell you how he could do this and get your reaction from congress. president donald trump is eyeing plans to shut down the department of education. >> washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. it would take an act of congress to completely eliminate the department. but the president could got its major functions by executive order. >> president donald trump could soon begin winding down the department of education arguing washington has no business and education were ranked at the bottom of the list were ranked very badly. >> and what i want to do is let the states run schools. it's unclear whether president trump would gut the agency through executive order or get congress involved. are some people that say i could. i think i work with congress. the president has long advocated for school choice allowing parents to use public money to send their kids to private or religious b

i'm trevor shirley. >> for your money this afternoon, u.s.month as the cost of groceries, gas and used cars. cars rose a trend that will likely underscore the federal reserve's resolve to delay any further interest rate cuts. the most recent report from the labor department shows the consumer price index increased 3% in january from a year ago. the figures underscored the stickiness of inflation, which created a major political problem for former president joe biden. president donald trump pledged to reduce prices in last year's campaign. though many economists worry that his proposed tariffs could at least temporarily increase costs. still ahead on kron, 4 news at noon may have a sneak peek at preparations for the big. >> chinese new year parade in san francisco. you don't want to miss it. never one out of battery again. i've got some smart ways to keep your phone charged, including a rugged battery. plus, a plug you won't lose. i'm rich demuro. won't lose. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up rich on tech. can neuriva support your brain health

washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. no democrats voted for the measure which was largely a framework of president donald trump's policy priorities. >> the senate passed republicans 340 billion dollar budget framework around 4.45 eastern time this morning 4 years of high prices and open borders. our nation. americans deserve a pass to safety and prosperity. starting with this republican budget. that's what the american people we'll finally get. overnight. lawmakers opened up what's become known in washington as a vote. a rama. it's a tv as part of the budget process where senators vote on any number of amendments tacked on to the overall bill to my democratic colleagues, you should be working with us, not against us. everybody should want to clean up the mess of the last 4 years. the legislation contains hundreds of millions of dollars for defense and border security. well, democrats had no hope of blocking the bill. they did force republicans to vote publicly against several amendments, including one to block tax breaks

i'm trevor shirley in washington.firmation votes in the senate continue bringing president donald trump closer to filling out his entire cabinet. >> i've got that story coming up just ahead. hon', take airborne! it has 7 key nutrients to help fill those holes your immune system may have. what holes? [screams] new airborne. 7 immune supporting nutrients. our most complete support yet. hon', take airborne! it has 7 key nutrients to help fill those holes your immune system may have. what holes? [screams] new airborne. 7 immune supporting nutrients. our most complete support yet. afternoon. you've heard it before. turn around. don't drown. >> and we're finding flooded streets and neighborhoods across the bay area. drivers are reminded that if you see standing water in the road, don't drive through it. may be deeper than it looks and rain isn't the only thing that's coming down. the storm dumping snow in the sierra. this is a live look at highway 80. it took daughter summit where it's looking very chilly out there. let's c

i'm trevor shirley. >> still ahead here at a new state bill looking to keep utility rates affordable.ll hear from bay area representative who has started this push and the search is on for a superintendent in west contra costa. when the community voice their ideas >> over the last several years, millions of californians have seen their utility rates increase. and now a new state bill aims to limit rate hikes from california's investor owned utility companies. capital course been a town hall spoke one-on-one with the bay area lawmaker who offered this bill. >> it's ridiculous, right? and so we need to do something. bay area state senator, i show a hob with that message about utility rates in the state. it comes after the california public utilities commission or cpsc approved 6 rate increases for pacific gas and electric or pg. and e in the last year alone. in fact, as pertains to the 3 major investor owned utilities in california, including pg e socal edison and san diego, gas and electric. this non-partisan state report released last month shows depending on the utility on average, a

but at this point, it's not clear how long the last. >> reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >> still ahead here at news, despite a cause on trump's proposed tariffs on canadian products, it is still impacting crisis. plus, just weeks after that deadly plane crash in see the trump administration, it started firing people at the faa. >> now to a kron 4 exclusive this week marks one year since an east bay woman lost her life. what police are describing as a deadly case of domestic violence. kron four's joey horta has the important message that her family is sharing. >> brady led. this is being remembered by her family as a loving mother. and they're hoping that her senseless death will serve as a warning to others about the dangers of domestic violence. she was just 30 years old and a few months before her graduation from diablo valley college with no police say her ex jefe rekindle broke into her home and shot her in the head with an assault weapon for the first time we're now hearing from britney's mom, kathy. >> since and of course, my life not been the same. have been payin

washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more.ges have put some of the doe's team's actions on pause. >> the president, donald trump says their work will still continue already. elon musk and his dose team with president trump's blessing have shuttered parts of major agencies hardest hit usa id or the u.s. agency for international aid. we have to solve the efficiency problem. we have to shelve the fraud, waste abuse, all the things that have gone and the government doge operators also have access to treasury department payment systems. >> lawsuits have put some of those actions on hold. this is a red alert moment when this entire country has to understand. >> that our democracy is at risk. and for what and the billionaire takeover of government musk says next up is the department of education which president trump already promised to shut down. he's going to find the same thing. >> then when you go go to the military, let's check the mileage that we're going to find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse. on

washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. >> the goal of house republicans is to give the president an early policy when while coaxing house republicans to join their efforts. >> instead of pursuing a different budget effort that might fail. both the house and senate have their own budget bills in the works. thursday, senators plan to push ahead on their version is focused on the border. >> it's focused on national security focused on energy earlier this week, president donald trump under cut senate republicans case by signaling his preference for the house budget plan posting on truth, social quote, the house resolution implements my full america first agenda. eperything not just parts of it. i think he's made it clear for a long time that he would prefer a one-day beautiful bill. we're fine with that, too. if the house can produce one big, beautiful bill. but some senate republicans remain skeptical that can happen, fearing a lack of unity among house republicans could tank the house bill that was gonna come within our own party thursday morning, president trump post

we have dc correspondent trevor shirley in washington with the latest.the goal of house republicans is to give the president an early policy when while coaxing house republicans to join their efforts. >> instead of pursuing a different budget effort that might fail. both the house and senate have their own budget bills in the works. but thursday, senators plan to push ahead on their version is focused on the border. >> it's focused on national security focused on energy earlier this week, president donald trump under cut senate republicans case by signaling his preference for the house budget plan posting on truth, social quote, the house resolution implements my full america first agenda. everything not just parts of it. i think he's made it clear for a long time that he would prefer a one-day beautiful bill. we're fine with that, too. if the house can produce one big, beautiful bill. but some senate republicans remain skeptical that can happen, fearing a lack of unity among house republicans could tank the house bill that was gonna come within our own

i'm trevor shirley. >> all right. new web cam video gives us a rare look into the lives of wintering bears. the shows a mother and her newborn cub living in the crawl space of a home in lake tahoe. that's cute. dennis shanahan has the story of the mama bear and her little cub. >> that cry sounds almost like a human infant, but that is a bear cub. just a few weeks old. we've gotten some amazing footage. this mother and newborn are spending the winter under a home on lake tahoe is west shore. the homeowner wishes to remain anonymous, but he allowed the bear league to carefully install a web cam in the crawl space. it provides a rare look at wintering bears opportunity to educate a mother. bear with a newborn does not sleep solid through the winter. people used to think when a mama bear wakes up in the spring and should she looks around? were to come what i've got 3 kids were to come from. >> that's not what she's very well aware as it's happening and she's completely invested in taking care of every moment of their life

washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. no ukrainian officials were involved in today's talks and the framework doesn't appear to include any kind of accountability or punishment on russia for starting the war. >> this morning, us and russian officials meeting face-to-face publicly for the first time since russia's invasion of ukraine 3 years ago. today is the first step of a long and difficult journey. but an important one secretary of state, marco rubio leading the negotiations with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov who remains under u.s. sanctions for his role in the war. i came away today convinced that they are willing to begin to engage in a serious process to determine. >> how and how quickly and what mechanism be brought to this war. u.s. officials say the talks yielded 4 takeaways, including efforts to renew allies, diplomatic relations between the u.s. and russia. >> appointing high-level teams to help end the war lay groundwork towards future cooperation and economic investment and a pledge to keep the peace

we have our dc correspondent trevor shirley in washington with the very latest. the senate passed republicans 340 billion dollar budget framework around 4.45 eastern time this morning 4 years of high prices and open borders. >> our nation. americans deserve a pass to safety and prosperity. starting with this republican budget. that's what the american people we'll finally get. overnight. lawmakers opened up what's become known in washington as a vote. a rama. it's a tv as part of the budget process where senators vote on any number of amendments tacked on to the overall bill to my democratic colleagues, you should be working with us, not against us. everybody should want to clean up the mess of the last 4 years. the legislation contains hundreds of millions of dollars for defense and border security. well, democrats had no hope of blocking the bill. they did force republicans to vote publicly against several amendments, including one to block tax breaks for billionaires. one amendment at a time. >> democrats exposed republicans, true colors here on the senate flo

i'm trevor shirley. >> dramatic new video to show you today.ramento drivers were heading on highway 5 yesterday when a car went off the overpass onto the freeway. as you can see right there, debris falling into the middle of the lanes. police say the driver of the car that fell from up above there was rushed to a nearby hospital. all right. check this out. a dramatic rescue in colorado on monday. a man was trapped by avalanche while snowmobiling at vail pass summit county. sheriff deputies say it took one hour to get to this man, body camera video shows the rescue teams digging him out of the snow. the man was wearing avalanche airbag that deployed when he went under this allowed the rescuers to find him much faster. deputies say the man was released from the hospital and is doing well. >> and britta life back into san francisco. still ahead on kron, 4 news at noon, a new bill that could help changed out. and after the break, we'll catch with oakland's interim mayor about the latest coming out of the town. >> welcome back. we're joined live now

we have our dc correspondent trevor shirley with the very latest. >> president donald trump says he's putting a one-month pause on plans for a 25% blanket tariff on mexico. but that threat remains in place for canada. as a lot of money. i'm sure they're going to pay. but economists and democrats warn the stiff tariffs will make inflation worse for most americans. these tariffs are so bad. >> the that experts. have said that they could go up and cost the family as much as $1200 a year that could threanen that rust many american voters placed in president trump as he campaigned on lowering prices. we may have short >> a little pain and people understand that what a long the united states has been ripped off. by virtually every country in the world. over the weekend, canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars worth of american made goods. if president trump wants to usher in a new golden age for the united states. >> the better path to partner with canada. not to punish u.s. potential tariffs on canada and mexico could also up and the u.s.

our dc correspondent trevor shirley has the latest. >> president donald trump says he's putting a one-monthse on plans for a 25% blanket tariff on mexico. but that threat remains in place for canada. as a lot of money. i'm sure they're going to pay. but economists and democrats warn the stiff tariffs will make inflation worse for most americans. these tariffs are so bad. >> the that experts. have said that they could go up and cost the family as much as $1200 a year that could threaten that rust many american voters placed in president trump as he campaigned on lowering prices. we may have short >> a little pain and people understand that. what a long time the united states has been ripped off. by virtually every country in the world. over the weekend. canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars worth of american made goods. if president trump wants to usher in a new golden age for the united states. >> the better path to partner with canada. not to punish u.s. potential tariffs on canada and mexico could also up and the u.s. mexico, canada tr

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we have dc correspondent trevor shirley with the very latest president. donald trump says he's putting a one-month pause on plans for a 25% blanket tariff on mexico. >> but that threat remains in place for canada. they owe us a lot of money. i'm sure they're going to pay. but economists and democrats warn the stiff tariffs will make inflation worse for most americans. these tariffs are so bad. >> the that experts. have said that they could go up and cost the family as much as $1200 a year that could threaten that rust many american voters placed in president trump as he campaigned on lowering prices. we may have short >> a little pain and people understand that what a long the united states has been ripped off. by virtually every country in the world. over the weekend, canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars worth of american made goods. if president trump wants to usher in a new golden age for the united states. >> the better path to partner with canada. not to punish u.s. potential tariffs on canada an