>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> that breaking news tonight. an unsettling crime at so fi stadium. authorities in los angeles county telling kron 4 a forty-niners fan is in a medically induced coma. tonight after he was found beaten during last weekend's nfc championship game. that's where we begin tonight on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. we are also learning that fan is from the bay area. kron four's ella sogomonian in our newsroom. gathering information. she has the latest emerging details l a. >> we keep learning so much more and yet we still don't know what exactly led up to this. pam and ken. >> there was a forty-niners planned. he flew out like many others for this game over the weekend. but now he is unconscious and in a hospital in la county, 40 year-old daniel luna is believed to be the owner of a peruvian fusion restaurant in oakland on piedmont called mistura. the

website says that they're temporarily closed. firefighters in inglewood found him lying on the ground at the so fi stadium parking lot at around 4 o'clock sunday during the championship game against the rams. he was wearing a forty-niners jersey at the time and was attacked and severely injured. but it's not clear if he was targeted for being a fan. he's over at the harbor. ucl a medical center, the emergency room actually called police because of the extent of his injuries. so there right now working to figure out what happened, who might have heard him. and as you mentioned, he is in a coma. luna still had his watch wallet and phone when he was taken to the hospital. so that makes a motive all the less clear. and again, it's not certain if you might have been targeted for being a forty-niners fan and no evidence of that has been found at this time. but inglewood police are working with the stadium security to try and get some answers. pam. and ken, back to you. ella, thank you for that update. we are going to continue to follow this story throughout tonight's newscast. coming up

tonight at 10, 30. >> we will have a live report from los angeles on the latest efforts by police to try and this attack. kron 4 was the first station in the bay area to report on this. and you can download the kron 4 mobile app to get stories like these sent straight to your smart device. we're also following some breaking news out of butte county in oroville where a shooting has injured a number of people. >> authorities say someone opened fire just before 8 o'clock tonight at an am pm at a gas station. as of right now, at least 5 people are reportedly shot. but officials say there could be more victims. a suspect was taken into custody at a nearby walmart. this is still an active investigation. we have a news reporters who are going to the scene there. we hope to have some video coming up in this newscast and we will keep you posted with that information as soon as we learn it. now to the latest on a growing feud between the san francisco police department and the district attorney's

office police chief bill scott is terminating an agreement that allowed the da's office to investigate incidents involving police officers which result in serious injury. >> chief scott is ending the pact which is known as the memorandum of understanding you after testimony in court revealed its da's office purposely withheld evidence in investigations. >> on 4 sailors, hacky has the latest. >> it stated in the letter this is about the essence of the animal you itself and what eu is supposed to stand for. san francisco police chief bill scott spoke out at wednesday's police commission meeting regarding this letter that he sent a district attorney chesa boudin. >> in the letter, chief scott says he's terminating the memorandum of understanding or agreement between the department and da's office that allows the da's office to investigate police shootings, in-custody deaths and use of force incidents. chief scott cites recent court testimony revealing that the da's office

withheld evidence in investigations as the reason for his decision spirit of year. when i was in most of the meetings with the former da and the current da. and is that this variant of you? >> is fairness, transparency, cooperation and an agreement that works for all concerned parties. >> including the police officers, the d a >> has once again showed his explicit bias towards police officers and crime victims in general you know, appears that was the catalyst for that shooting. what he did president of the san francisco police officers association, tony montoya says. >> some investigations will now fall back on sfpd and other partner agencies upon the cancellation of that agreement, which will take effect in 15 days. meanwhile, teens office responded to this decision in a statement on wednesday writing in part, quote, since you between our office and sfpd went into effect. our office has made enormous progress towards

reducing police violence against san franciscans and particularly people of color. it is disappointing, but no coincidence sfpd chose to withdraw from this agreement during the first-ever trial against an on-duty san francisco police officer for an unlawful beating. us is p g's decision comes a week after an sfpd fatal police shooting which police falsely characterize the deseeded as being in possession of a firearm and weeks after a criminal case was dismissed after officer excessive force came to light. however, chief scott says this decision has nothing to do with oversight and everything to do with a process that is fair. he says he's now working to find alternatives for independent investigations. also has been in the letter reached out to the state attorney general. >> for guidance on how we can get through this with the appropriate independent oversight. i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> to the east bay. now oakland police have identified a teenager and a young man killed in a hit and run. the

crash happened last night along international boulevard at 78th avenue in east oakland. officers found 17 year-old alejandro herrera, miranda. and 26 year-old leroy rodriguez with severe injuries. paramedic stepped in to try and help both of the young man. but they died at the scene. this is video from citizen app. 3 cars were involved in the crash and police arrested one of the drivers. it's not clear drugs or alcohol played a role in this incident. san jose police are investigating a recycling truck that hit and killed a woman while she was taking out her trash cans. that happened shortly before 8 o'clock this morning on fontanella court. authorities say that she walked toward the front of the truck in the driver's blind spot when she was hit. she was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators say the truck driver is cooperating. there were no signs of impairment. this is the 10th fatal collision reported in san jose so far this year >> developing news tonight, petaluma police say they're

investigating a covid testing site that may have been operating illegally. police say they received a number of reports last month questioning the agenda, legitimacy of a pop-up testing site on north mcdowell boulevard near look, kc park in petaluma valley hospital officers determined the testing site had the proper documents and appeared to be operating by crestview clinical laboratory. however, crestview later alerted pull head the police said it was not operating a testing site. there. when officers returns to the site, the pop-up had been removed. >> california's covid into a mask mandate is set to expire in about 2 weeks. but contra costa county health officials say their mask mandate may last beyond that date. the county says it needs to meet 3 metrics in order to lift the mask mandate first. it needs to be in the cdc's moderate or yellow tier for at least 3 weeks. as of now, the county has been in the red for 35 days. second, there mus% be fewer than 75 covid

hospitalizations. currently, there are 263 3rd, either 80% of the population must be fully vaccinated or 8 weeks must have passed since vaccine. eligibility opened up to 5 through 11 year-old that happened more than 3 months ago. so as it stands, hospitalizations will drive the county public health department's decision on what happens in 2 weeks. >> we have had hospitals report that there a protein and one at 90% of their icu capacity. some systems deferring elective surgeries still. so we're still not there where we want to be. >> for the hvalth care system is. >> there is some good news. the number of new covid cases in contra costa county is down. 34 1% over the past week. >> a new study suggests people with covid are likely still contagious. after day 5 of isolation. that's in direct contrast to the cdc's guidelines that call for just 5 days of isolation. if you test positive kron four's

gayle ong has details and reaction from local health experts. >> the cdc knew and that we all knew that this wasn't going to be perfect. if you said 5 days, if you say 10 days, it's not perfect. there still will be a small, very small percentage of people who still potentially be contagious after 10 days. so you can't let the perfect be the enemy of the good here. doctor john swartzberg uc berkeley, infectious disease expert referring to a recent study posted in preprint. >> not yet peer reviewed suggest people with covid-19 are likely still contagious. regardless of symptoms status after day 5 of isolation, doctors forsberg not surprised by the data. >> if you have a positive rapid test. after day 5, even if your symptoms are gone, you're still contagious. and you need to do everything you can to prevent spreading that virus to other people. ideally, it would be staying in isolation. that's what the studies showed about health care workers. interesting

thing about this study is that it's looking at how long basically the rapid antigen test is positive. that pink line stays positive. but that isn't actually the best measure of fire. a low doctor. monica gandhi, ucsf, infectious disease doctor supports the cdc's five-day guidelines. >> and says covid tests are not perfect your app and you can stay positive. but it doesn't mean that you're virus is on it's just picking up. so the problem is with reporting from these rapid antigen tests without doing coach is that you can look like you positive and you may not be both health experts acknowledge data is always changing pcr a little bit of our senior knows it can stay positive for 90 days and the rapid antigen tests do not. tell your because they don't culture the virus. so we have limitations but take the test in a perfect world. we actually culture of the virus with those 2 parents anxious.

that's too hard to do. so imperfect tests. i think 5 bases put it. i have several friends who have had. >> covid like all of us. if you have friends or ourselves to get covid many of continue to test positive after day 5, 7, after day 10 and i've told the ball. if you're testing caused by the rapid test, you have to consider yourself still contagious. >> gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> temporary role in california that allowed many health care workers to remain on the job, even if they tested positive for covid has now expired. the state department of health says with covid cases and hospitalizations declining. the guidance is no longer needed. the old order was deemed necessary to address staffing shortages. many healthcare workers protested feeling strongly that it put even more people at risk. those who were allowed to keep working must have been asymptomatic and wear n 95 mask. officials warn that some hospitals are still strained.

>> now to our 4 zone weather forecast. we take a live look outside looking out over the bay area, which is what is really dark. and i know the lights and that bright tonight or what's going on in this picture. but anyway, it's not raining earlier tonight, the national weather service canceled its wind advisories across the bay area. >> all right. kron 4 chiefmeteorologist says in the bright lights of the studio. it's a little better us. looking from the east bay hills, a up above berkeley and you can see the lights down below clear skies all around the bay area. winds. yes, a little gusty across only the mountaintop. some gusts not double over 30 miles an hour. otherwise things are really beginning to calm down. that's some great news. these winds are really whipping, especially early on today, almost 60 mile an hour gusts there at mount mission peak healdsburg hills. 56 mile an hour gust reported there. san francisco, a gust of 36, a gust of 33 in pacifica, even san jose, a gust of 29 miles per hour. so blustery around parts of the bay area today,

mainly over the mountain tops. here's the good news, though. we're starting to see the calm beginning to show up in some of our monitors around the bay area. now, that is some great news for tonight and into tomorrow. so we've got some changes coming our way. we should tell you, we're going to bring some rain in the forecast. unfortunately, that's not the case that dry offshore wind continuing to blow and it is still gusty in spots. you get over some of the mountaintop. you're still seeing some blustery winds out there and up over the sierra nevada. but down below now starting to see things calm down. now there are changes in the forecast. now you see a frontal system trying to work its way in across that ridge of high pressure. that has been really that blocking ridge setting all that rain well to the north. now, we're going to see some of those clouds from that system tomorrow. unfortunately, like see anything in the way of rain. that ridge just really too strong. so watching these clouds kind of drift to the bay area will see a couple clouds early on the morning. i think really toward the middle of the day in the afternoon. that's when you're going to see it. but as it swings on by and moves out of town, you get that low off the coastline. then all of a sudden, guess what? we get that offshore wind blowing again, the dry

conditions, a little breezy over the mountain tops, but still pretty much dry all around the bay area. temperatures out there going to get a little cold again tonight as you've got some clearing skies. the winds calming down and now that a very dry air already in place. 41 in petaluma. 42 degrees now in santa rosa and 43 degrees in fairfield. it will be cold in spots tonight. what about the days ahead? we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. give or take a look at this. oakland firefighters rushing to respond to an apartment fire. >> this happened earlier today on 65th avenue just south of international boulevard. firefighters have not said what caused the fire or whether or not anyone was injured. >> a new project to house people who are homeless is moving forward in san francisco, a committee within the city's board of supervisors approved a new 250 bed shelter near the tenderloin today. kron four's dan thorn reports on the concerns some city leaders had with the shelters location. >> the delaying of the decision over a new homeless shelter in lower hill has

ended a vacant hostile building at 7.11, post street in san francisco is likely the new location for the shelter. i'm a supporter of creating more shelter space. >> and this is a big step forward. 200, 50 beds is a significant san francisco shuts off. it is a member of the budget committee which approved the project moving forward. there was a delay before getting to this vote because of community concerns over security and shelter rules. >> believes most of those worries have been addressed. >> there will be 24 hour security and services on site. i think a lot of progress is made. the past month was worthwhile. and i think we're moving for the much better plan. the push to house the city's homeless has intensified recently. >> in december, mayor london breed declared a state of emergency in san francisco's troubled tenderloin district. and after months of backlash, another plan to house the homeless and japantown hotel fell apart in october. stop. it says the board is working

to act aggressively to house the homeless. this new plan also includes the city buying the building instead of leasing it. this provides you know, use over the next 2 years. >> but then there could be future uses of the site. the full board of supervisors are set to vote on the project next tuesday reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news last night. san francisco's board of supervisors unanimously voted to buy the gotham hotel near city hall. >> so it can be converted into permanent supportive housing. the hotel will provide up to 114 units for people who are exiting homelessness. the purchase cost the city. almost 26 million dollars. just 2 weeks after a federal judge deemed pacific gas and electric quote, i'm in us. >> a state agency has issued that utility a safety certification. that means that the utility is now allowed to try and recover wildfire money from his rate payers or from the state's wildfire fund.

california's office of emergency infrastructure safety says the company has, quote, taking all possible steps to prevent its equipment from causing wildfires. however, not everybody agrees with that assessment. >> it is mind boggling. >> that pga me can be considered a safe company continues to start wildfires like the big dixie fire jeff last year. unfortunately, it's ugly, but it's required if pg e is going to continue to exist. >> as a commercial enterprise. >> legal experts say by granting this certificate pg and e is allowed to stay in business, which is ultimately what the state legislature really wants. the company issued a statement saying that is pleased with the decision and will continue to deliver on its promise that catastrophic wildfires will stop. >> happening tomorrow, bay area law enforcement agencies

will come together for a 5 k memorial run to honor. david knew when the alameda county sheriff's deputy recruit who was shot and killed last month near the bay bridge toll plaza. the 5 k run and 2 mile walk will start tomorrow morning at 09:00am in dublin. organizers say the group will meet at the alameda county sheriff's office regional training center on madigan road. if you'd like to participate, you must provide proof of a covid vaccination or a negative covid test that was taken within 72 hours of the run. >> a shakeup at the top of cnn. the network's chief has resigned over the consensual office romance. jeff zucker says he into the romantic relationship with allison goal. esta woman. he's worked with cnn for more than 2 decades. he says the relationship recently evolved, but he admits he did not disclose that fact as is required by cnn employment rules. in a memo, zucker said that he was wrong for not doing so and therefore is resigning. goalless will stay on with the company.

>> a day after filing a lawsuit against the nfl and 3 teams alleging racism over their hiring practices. former miami dolphins head coach brian flores is now going public. he appeared on espn's get up this morning sharing why he felt compelled to sue the league. >> we need i know many very capable black coaches and they deserve an opportunity, a real opportunity, not not only rule opportunity where boxes checked, we need to change the hearts and minds of the people making those decisions. >> the nfl has responded to the allegations saying forces claims are without merit. adding, quote, diversity is core to everything we do besides the allegations of racism. flores also accuses dolphins owner stephen ross trying to $100,000 per loss to lose games in order to improve the team's draft position for us. as that happened back in 2019, which would have been about the same time the dolphins owner invested in a

sports gambling company. as of now, ross has not commented on those allegations. coming up on kron, 4 news at 10, a big boost from president biden in the fight against cancer. the new effort he says could save tens of thousands of lives. >> plus, could more money be heading your way? the push to turn the state's budget surplus into stimulus checks for all california. and the white house announces plans to deploy thousands of american troops to europe. >> after the break, how they're hoping the move will prevent a russian invasion of ukraine.

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>> a big story tonight, several 1000 additional american troops are heading to europe over growing concerns that russia will invade ukraine. the pentagon emphasizing this is a defensive move meant to protect ukraine. our washington correspondent hannah brandt has more. american troops are on the move to clear signal that we're not going to tolerate aggression against our nato allies. a pentagon spokesman john kirby says the plan is to send about 2000 troops from fort bragg, north carolina, to poland and germany and to move 1000 american soldiers already in germany to romania is or not. >> permanent moves. they are moves designed to respond to the current security environment. moreover. these forces are not going to fight in ukraine. russia calls the deployment unnecessary and destructive. but even in the

past few days, the country has continued building up forces on the ukrainian border. there's one aggressor here that aggressors russia, they are the ones who are threatening to invade a sovereign country. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell agrees with the move but says he would have liked to see it happen sooner. latimer campaign to forcibly redraw the map of your of the european continent. >> is on the verge of massive escalation. he's also calling for the u.s. to impose sanctions now to impose serious calls that could actually change. >> putin's calculus, military leaders say they're still hoping russia decides to de-escalate and they say what the u.s. does next depends on that decision is precisely because we can't be perfectly predictive that we want to be prepared we want to be ready. the 8500 american troops put on high alert last week will remain on alert, but they are not being deployed just yet in washington. i'm hannah brandt. the u.s. army has announced it will begin discharging

soldiers who refuse the covid vaccine. this applies to soldiers, active duty reserves and cadets unless they have approved or pending exemptions. >> this comes after the pentagon instituted a vaccine mandate for all service members last august. army officials say as of last week, at least 97% of active duty soldiers are at least partially vaccinated against covid the marine corps, the air force and the navy have already discharged active duty troops or entry level personnel who have refused the shots. 17 vaccines are already required for anyone entering the u.s. the 2022 winter olympics kicked off in beijing today. chinese basketball, great and former olympian yell maine was the first one or to carry the symbolic olympic flame on its three-day torch relay. the relay route highlights many landmarks in china, including the great wall and the summer palace about 1200 participants will

take part in the relay. it ends with the lighting of the official called run during the opening ceremony on friday night. beijing is set to become the first city to host both the winter and the summer games. us bobsledder elana, meyers. taylor was chosen to be a flag bearer for the u.s. olympic team. but >> now she won't be going. taylor is in isolation after testing positive for covid. she says she is asymptomatic. team usa also says all athletes are fully vaccinated. speed skater brittany bow will take her place as the flag bearer. bobsled doesn't begin until february 13th. so taylor may still be able to compete. coming up next at 10 teachers are on a hunger strike over the possible closure of schools in oakland. we're going to hear from an educators says >> he could die if an agreement to keep the schools open can't be reached. >> and we've got mostly clear skies around the bay area. the winds are calming down. we'll have your tentative forecast when we come back. and a forty-niners fan severely beaten at so-fi stadium during

last week's nfc championship game. >> that fan in the hospital tonight in a coma. we have a live report from outside the stadium next.

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championship game against the los angeles rams tonight. that bay area man is in a coma as police try to find out who attacked him. >> pedro rivera joins us live from so fire stadium tonight in inglewood with the very latest page. or what can you tell us? >> well, pam can while the forty-niners in the rams are facing off in the nfc championship game, 40 year-old daniel luna was brought to a ucl a harbor ucl a medical center in torrance with severe injuries to his face and upper body. those injuries so bad right now he's in a medically induced coma. police telling me that when he was brought to the hospital still wearing a forty-niners jersey but would not say if he was targeted because of it. prior to sunday's nfc championship game. the goa police confirmed 40 year-old daniel do nikita so fi stadium on sunday alone to see his hometown team play against the los angeles rams.

police tell us that around 4 '05, just about a half hour into the game, they received the call about a man found in parking lot l needing to be transported to the hospital. >> he will later be identified as luna doctors at harbor ucl, a medical center determine luhnow was the victim of an assault. lieutenant jeffrey meeks tells me luna suffered trauma to his face and upper body injury so bad he will be placed in a medically induced coma when the 40 year-old arrived at the hospital, he was wearing a forty-niners jersey and black pants. his wallet and cell phone still on him. leading police to believe this wasn't a robbery attempt despite where he was founded, what he was wearing, they would not say if he was targeted for being a forty-niners fan. back in oakland. luna is the owner and chef of a restaurant. which specializes in peruvian fusion with less than 2 weeks ago. so fi stadium and law enforcement agencies in the area have been working to keep fans safe for super bowl sunday. our primary goal. >> as for the community feel safe, relax and enjoy the game.

>> the rivalry between socal in newark health sports fans is not new. the fighting took a turn for the worse in 2000, 11 at dodger stadium when 2 men brutally beat a giants fan. bryan stow leaving him with brain damage. those 2 men received prison sentences. >> we've been told that daniel lewis family have made their way to southern california to be with him in the hospital right now, englewood police are working with so feisty tre to find any footage of the attack. they have not released any description at this point on a suspect or possible suspects involved in this assault. but we do know that a lot of your viewers in oakland and san francisco made their way down here for the game. so if you remember being in parking lot l and saw anything, please get in contact with englewood police pam. ken. yeah, that's a good tip for the local fans who might have been there if they did see anything but >> we're talking pretty new stadium. and i don't know if you know, but what kind of security have there? what kind

of camera network they have because this looks like a very high-tech facility. >> yeah, it's only a matter of time. it feels like before some things in a come out. they have yet to get that video. i spoke to lieutenant jeffrey mark meeks tonight. he told me that i said they're looking at every single camera. this is a new stadium like you mentioned. this is the first time we've had a mega event like this here at the stadium. aside from any concerts. so it's going to be interesting to see what comes out. and, of course, as soon as we get that, we'll get that to you. but so far, no surveillance videos captured that so far. have police indicated whether or not there were witnesses, maybe they don't want to reveal who those witnesses are, but whether or not anybody saw what happened. it would not give me any indication on that so far did the means to told me that right now they are looking for anyone to come forward and that's why we're urging all viewers to do so because of this is a very popular of

course, even social media. they're scouring social media to see if there are anybody posting any videos of a possible assault that could lead to daniel luna's suspects? pager. we've you know, you see the tweets that come out during a game. a post on facebook live. that kind of thing. i hadn't heard or seen anything about any problems during this big game. >> between rams what were there any problems? have you heard about any disruptions are fights in the stands because none of that seemed to have happened. >> from the typical jeers in arguing that happens at most sporting events. nothing like this is kind of call all of us off guard here. i had a lot of friends. i know that went to the game and many fans who reached out to me and they said they didn't see anything of that nature of any big fights that occurred. so it is certainly a surprise that this happened. but as we mentioned, this kind of gives you the thoughts of bryan stow that fan from dodger stadium in

2000, 11 that was attacked there by a 2 men who both received prison sentences. like i mentioned in this story, kind of gives you that feel again. that's why they're hoping anyone can come forward. and, of course, a share any information we have to imagine after situation like this, they are ready beefed up security that we can tell you is probably going to enhance even more come super bowl sunday. that was my question with the super bowl right around the corner. are city leaders also issuing any warnings? are they talking about any concerns for safety? >> this is a big event that's coming to la in just a couple of weeks. >> it is a massive event. so far they cleaned up the area all around englewood around. so fi stadium put up new fencing. they've had more security guards at each one of the entrance. that's what we've noticed so far. we know that inside the fence is they've added as much security personnel as possible on game day. they did so for the nfc championship game and they plan to do so. even more for the super bowl, unfortunately, still have the incident

happened in parking lot. so of course, is going to be slip through the but they're they're going to need people to come forward. when you see something, say something that still point why we continue to repeat that message. rivera with a live report from sofi stadium. thank you for that update. and of course, we all wish the best for mister luna in the hospital for a full and speedy recovery. and the police investigation to find out who's responsible. pedro, thank you very much. thank you. >> all right. we're going to come back home. switch gears a bit and check in on our 4 zone forecast says midweek, we're looking out over san francisco. looks pretty clear out there and the winds are lawrence have been dying down a bit happening. yeah, backing off. and that's a great thing. can we have some of those gusts? almost 60 miles an hour. >> across some of the mountain tops buster in some of the neighborhoods, things calming outside tonight. skies stay nice and clear would love to get that rain going. here we go. we're going in the first week of february. >> and still talking about the last train, which is way back in the first week of january. so very dry weather, high pressure in control. you see another front as we get into

friday approaching the coastline. unfortunately, just spring rain up in the city, north west, nothing for us and high pressure. re gathers strength holds onto bridges, sunshine in the weekend. on monday, another storm system gets closer. looks you might have something going only to fall apart again. in fact, i think as we head through next week now it looks like things are going to stay dry. and probably get some offshore winds again during that period. it will get to see these passing front once they passed by high pressure building in behind that that lead to and offshore wind temperatures above the average. i think that's where we're going to see things into the next few days. numbers into the 60's. maybe some 70's in the next week. other parts of the country, they are seeing some wintry weather massive storm just really breaking out across the country all the way down from texas all the way up into the great lakes. they're going to see a major ice event along this. a boundary here between the nice warm, moist air and that cold air coming on the back side. so we're talking about freezing rain, maybe an inch, maybe 2 freezing rain. that is going to catch on the

mini the tree limbs. many power poles and that is going to bring down some power lines said that's going to be a major problem the next couple days here in the bay area. we're talking temperatures in the 30's and 40's for lows. by day, though, enjoying some sunshine and high clouds, temperatures mainly in the 60's. thank you, lawrence. >> other news schools and oakland could close not a vote by school board members next week. meantime, to educators in the district say they are going on a hunger strike. they're protesting the possibility of those closures. kron four's rob nesbitt talks with oakland teachers who are in support of the strike. reaction and what mayor libby schaff had to say about school concerns in her city. >> the 2 educators on hunger strike are from west lake middle school. they promise not to consume any food or anything of original substance until the oakland school district promises no school closures or until their internal organs fail. the seriousness of the hunger strike was made known when andre sanjay announced it during oakland school board

meeting monday night. if >> i die, i want the board to know that my death was at your hands. the west lake middle school choir director is joining the hunger strike by the school's program manager on wednesday. the oakland unified school district weighed in saying in part the district cares deeply about the health and well-being of our staff and hopes that any staff member who is considering a hunger strike explores other means of protest that don't involve harming themselves the killings works as a case manager was like one of 8 schools, the district that could possibly merge. >> he stands in solidarity with his co workers refusing to they have a lot of community support. and so with that, they want utilize their strategy to put as much pressure on the board as usd is considering shutting down these 8 schools by the end of the year claiming that a decline in enrollment and attendance will cause a 12 million dollar deficit for the district next year. core and haskell has worked at brookfield elementary school for 25 years and questions. why schools where the majority of black and brown students are on the chopping block they pick on these communities that

don't have the ability to push back necessarily. and so they they're pick on the most vulnerable. and it's really insensitive. mayor libby schaff respects the strike but says the district's proposal to close and merge will put more investment in students, education and less than costly building maintenance. the possibility. >> that this consolidation, this. putting more resources into people and community and not buildings could be a positive thing. >> the oakland school board is scheduled to vote on school closures on february 8. educators have a number of rallies and protests scheduled before then to urge board members to vote. no in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news for your health tonight. president biden today we launched an effort to dramatically cut cancer deaths over the next quarter century. >> it's called the moonshot initiative and was originally launched in the last year of the obama administration. it sought to cut cancer deaths in half over. 25 years. then vice

president biden was put in charge for the effort fizzled out after he announced he would not run for president in 2016. now he says he's optimistic about its goals. >> congress year. this is they can tell you one of the truly bipartisan issues, united states congress. >> the initiative is a personal one for the president. he lost his son beau to cancer in 2015 as part of the effort. he says cancer screenings have to get back on track, california sitting on a 45 billion dollar surplus. and that has some lawmakers thinking about another round of stimulus checks to california residents. they argue with that kind of money. >> each resident of the state could get about $1100 or more than $4,000 for a family of 4. governor newsom did not include stimulus in his proposed state budget last month, but when he was asked about it, he did not rule out sending more payments to residents. >> still ahead tonight, too

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>> we have the ability we saw and we know that a different level, or very limited. amount he got to play specially minute missing last year covid. so you've got to go off what you see on tape that we've been in the having him here for a whole year. i feel stronger about that. he's got the ability to do it's got the mind to do but it the type of person that could handle stuff that goes with us all that competitive greatness that you look for and people are going to be your organization. and so even though we brief, it and so it gives me a lot of belief that it that it's there and he's exactly what we thought he would. >> he was when we picked him in and we're really excited about that. >> the washington football team has finally come up with a nickname after 2 years of contemplation, they will now be called the commanders. there will be a big w on the helmet team. president jason wright said that the name commanders can carry the rich legacy of this team a

championship legacy. it's got to weigh in. have to something befitting a 90 year franchise. agree to disagree. you know, glenn route soccer team is ready to compete for a usl championship title in 2022. under new head coach, one grandma, the roots just kicked off pre season this week. they train at the raiders. former practice facility out there. alameda, mild stopping grounds. the team is looking to build off the late season push of last year. they're coming off of the western conference semifinal run. guerrero says he wants to build a coach or a family. and most importantly be a club. the city of oakland can be proud of the team's home opener is on march. 26 at laney college. we have 24 guys that wake up every single day. just >> super excited. super happy and proud to represent the city of oakland. we have 24 but if they get the mandate by every single day in order push

themselves on and off the field i can guarantee that the reverse and the city of oakland with a lot of pride on the and mostly just being competitive coming into work every single day and and working hard and pushing each other being a good person being a good teammate is what i think is is going to take this group of guys along with the coaching really far. >> all

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at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. update on that breaking news out of oroville we've been telling you about throughout the night. the butte county sheriff's office now says one person is dead. several others injured after a shooting that happened this evening. authorities say gunfire broke out about 7.30, on board a greyhound bus that happened outside an am pm store. >> the suspect then ran away. but deputies were at were able to track the suspect down at a nearby walmart and they did take him into custody. oroville, some mayor chuck rental says at least 5 people were shot. and again, one of those victims has died. we will coneinue to follow this story throughout the night and have the very latest on kron four's morning newscast. so just stay tuned there as well as online. the destruction left behind by the dixie, the caldor and other recent wildfires in california includes more than just damaged homes and trees.

countless damage could also challenge what to do with all of the trees that are left behind. tonight, we continue our in-depth series set wildfire season 2022. >> with a look at the lasting f effects of too much. timber erick rucker shows us it could change the lumber industry. it ripped through 5 counties. it's been nearly 2 weeks as the dixie fire started destroying over 1000 structures. it's not just the fire trucks in front of the store protecting it claiming one life. the dixie fire has now burned through 914,000 acres. and when the flames were finally fully extinguished. >> the dixie fire would go down as the second largest fire in california history burning nearly 1 million acres. this is a ponderosa pine log. >> the burn marks or here. i mean, that's just blocked. from the fire.

>> the destruction from the dixie fire includes countless trees. we have trees that wert in the order of 582 years old. some already destined to end up here burned 54,000, 400 of those 95,000 acres that we operate. neal fisher is the western resource manager for the collins pine company in chester in plumas county, about 10% of the land burned in the dixie fire belongs to his company. if you turn the camera around, you see a lot of lumber stocked on what we call or log roll out that's normally a place where we unload large trucks. we currently are storing lumber that has not been dried yet. in our drying systems because we have so daryn, much now it's a race to get the burned trees. out of the forest. we have to move quickly. we have a range of time where and we think between. >> say 9 and maybe 30 months of time. we have to get all that long taken care of before. we think it will be too far deteriorated to be

recoverable as an economic asset. >> collins produces about 90 million board feet of lumber a year. this year showing us the inner workings of the operations although. just down the road. >> this we're something very unique is taking place. in this particular area about 4 miles south of the town of chester. you can see it was hit very hard by the dixie fire. a lot of the trees. >> already cut down in the thin force we see behind this eventually will all be gone. but that is when they're reforestation efforts begin. and when it comes to this particular area and for this particular company, the future is pretty promising. it's also pretty exciting because something like this is really never been done before on this type of scale. >> that's because unlike traditional forest management,

when it's time to replant trees here, the land will be a blank canvas, offering up a chance to try something new, something that may change how this kind of work is done for decades to come here and elsewhere, rehabilitating the forest and involves preparing it for those seedlings, but also involves the planning around what's pieces of trees are going to plant and at what densities so that you ensure that those trees can grow freely in the future. a recent study out of uc davis concludes that in order to help protect forests against fires and make them more resilient. >> the forests in some cases should be reduced by as much as 80%. historical data shows the southern and central sierra nevada, along with the sequoyah and stannis last national forests. >> so their respective forest densities increase 67 fold from 1911. it's a 2011 with less trees in a forested area. there's less competition for water that planning component

needs to take into consideration what we know to be in current climate change and what we know. the temperature regimes are doing. and so we're planning ahead for that. we're looking replanting was species that we know are are more tolerant to high temperatures that more tar to less water being available. the dixie fire has changed many lives. >> they may also have helped change an entire industry as well in plumas county. eric rucker. >> tomorrow night on kron, 4 news at 9.10. the important action being taken right now to reduce the risk in our upcoming fire season. we'll take into the forest to show you the mitigation efforts underway all winter long, including purposely setting fires. now, let's get a final check of the weather, lawrence. >> yeah, we are looking at some dry conditions around the bay area. now can the offshore winds backing off just a little bit? so tomorrow we'll see a change in the weather pattern outside. it will be a comfortable day, but it will be a little cooler along the coastline. 58 degrees in half moon bay, partly cloudy skies

there. 61 in redwood city of about 64 degrees in fremont your 10, we're going to keep things dry into the weekend. some partly cloudy skies on saturday as we look toward the middle and the end of next week. guess what? you see those temperatures warm up and dry into the 70's. >> all right, lawrence, thank you. and thanks to all of you for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 10, you can stay up to date on the forty-niners fan case in southern california and the shooting in butte county online. and on the morning news starting tomorrow morning here on kron 4. have a good night

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