i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. teachers in the monte education association have voted in favor of authorizing a strike. that group represents teachers in the mount diablo unified school district. >> more than 92% of members did vote to authorize a strike today. that's after more than a year of contract talks, there will be another meeting to decide whether to actually walk out or not. the earliest a strike could happen would be monday. march 28th. happening right now, san francisco teachers are getting ready to. >> go to bed at the school district's headquarters for the 3rd night in a row. they're holding another sleeping to protest the hundreds of teachers who are not getting the proper amount of money in their paychecks. an issue with the new payroll system has led to months of teachers being underpaid or in some cases not paid at all. the district superintendent says right now just 59 outstanding payments remain just and he hopes to have all of the issues resolved by friday. union leaders say the teachers will s

sergeant bill tells kron 4 news. he's hoping parents can talk with their kids about this dangerous prank. if your children on one of these, i think it's very important that you have these conversations, frank, certain conversations that it's kind of 0 tolerance. if we do catch you, there could be some serious consequences with us. >> reporting in pleasanton, dan thorn kron, 4 news. and now to the latest developments in the war in ukraine. russia invaded now. 24 days ago and russian forces continue to overwhelm many ukrainian cities with showing and missiles today bombs targeted among other things, a fighter jet repair plant on the outskirts of lviv. >> that's an area close to the polish border until today. it was considered a safe haven for many civilians in the city's historic square. this site empty strollers lined up to commemorate the children killed in the country since russia's invasion. 109 strollers lined up in neat rows. one for each child killed since the start of the war. >> the united nations says nearly

you're watching kron. 4 news heading. now at age 3, people charged in the murder of kron. 4 security guard. kevin nishita, the latest on the charges and the investigation. >> more money may not mean more results. what a new report has to say about the san francisco police department and crime in the city and a major announcement from state lawmakers that democrats plan to put $400 in the pockets of every taxpayer. >> those are our top stories tonight on kron 4 news today. thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. tonight. 3 people have been charged with murder in the shooting death of kron. 4 news security guard kevin nishita kevin. the shooter was shot the day before thanksgiving while on assignment with the kron. 4 news reporter kron four's jonathan mccall here tonight with new details about where what we're learning about those suspects, john. yeah, that's all coming. nearly 4 months after kevin's death to so many folks impacted by it tonight, oakland police say that 2 of those suspects currently in cu

you're watching kron. 4 news at all. >> now at 5, the man who oakland police say shot and killed kron. 4 security guard kevin nishita made an appearance in court today. good evening, everyone. thank you for being with us tonight on kron, 4 news at 5 o'clock. i'm grant lotus and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. the suspect or one of 3 men charged in kevin's murder. he was killed in november while protecting a kron. 4 news crew in oakland kron forcefully pure goal reports from the east county hall of justice. now in dublin. >> joined by her daughter kevin, the shooter's widow, virginia nishita walked up to the east county hall of justice in dublin friday, hoping 25 year-old defendant shut a mitchell would take responsibility for her pphusband's murder today. god b with us. however, mitchell made a virtual appearance in court while he remained at the santa rita jail down the street. he's hearing lasted less than 2 minutes. mitchell's public defender's request to postpone the arraignment for 3 weeks was granted by the judge delaying the entry of his plea and hoping today that t

kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> he said, "this is a good car. this is a good deal." >> judge tanya: so why did you think you were getting such a great deal? >> i thought that he wanted to get rid of the car for his wife. >> judge patricia: i'd be laughing too if i were you because it's absurd. you're full of it, in my eyes. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 80, lewis vs. weaver. >> judge michael: thank you, officer montejano. this case is about the situation where you buy a car and somehow the deal seems too good to be true. so ms. lewis, you are the buyer of the car, and mr. weaver, you

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. a plea to the president. what the heads of major airlines are saying about. >> mask on flights and president biden will travel to poland today for a briefing on the humanitarian crisis sparked by the war in ukraine. how he plans to help. we'll be right back after the break. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news here at 04:13:08am, here on this friday. >> hey, we had a nice week. we start off. really, really hot, john. it was just the perfect amount of heat. and then we started to. >> gradually just get a little cooler. and i have a feeling we're not going to stop their we get hot again. cold again was about to happen, it's the roller the it's we're getting both. it will cool down that are warm back up to so nothing to keep us to board in this forecast. that's for sure. we are looking at cool temperatures this morning. little bit of fog out there, too. >> this would typically be your view down into berkeley from the east bay hills. you can see any of it, though, because of this low cloud cover. we're off to

kron four's kron on's here. stenson joins us with more. >>a san francisco supervisor is proposing legislation to prevent massive spikes in rent for tenants that have previously been protected by rent control supervisor. dean preston proposed legislation that would limit rent increases for tenants by requiring landlords to remain in line with the city's rent ordinance, which currently stops landlords from raising annual rents by no more than 7%. the proposed legislation comes after a number of residents lost their rent control at the frederick douglas haynes garden apartments. take a look at say 104 unit affordable housing complex in the city's western addition neighborhood residents there trying to challenge this with the san francisco rent ford last year. but in the end, the board sided with the property owners saying since building repairs were paid for by city in public funds. >>the rent control protections no longer applied as a result. people who lived there saw a huge spike in rent. one family who has lived in the complex since 1997

go to kron 4 dot com. use your mobile device to scan the qr code on your screen and will take you straight to our website. >> now the check our 4 zone weather forecast. a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. you're on the store's karnow is here to tell us that there's maybe some rain coming 5. how about that? i think the 2nd half of this month is going to be maybe a lot more impressive. the last couple of so, the bay area keep your fingers crossed. but today saw some windy, gusty winds developing along the coastline. those start to back off a little bit still breezy in spots. but tonight the winds pick up again but out of the north. but mostly clear out there right now, long range forecast models showing you this front coming through. all headed due south falling apart. >> and then you can see right behind you get that offshore wind and that clears up your skies all around the state and around much of california. then we start to get toward the weekend things change again. we've got another front get

kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> judge tanya: this 5-month job has now become a 2-year job. >> got covid. i busted my appendix. i was out for a few months. >> he also got hit by a car. he didn't tell you that part. >> it was all bad. >> judge tanya: this car is obviously cursed. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 2, delgadillo vs. nunez. >> judge tanya: thank you, officer montejano. mr. delgadillo, you're suing the defendant for $4,700... >> that is correct. >> judge tanya: ...for a refund of money. you paid him to fix and repaint

kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> he tells me, "everything was okay until you moved in." from that point on, it just escalated. i couldn't even go outside anymore. i hated it there. the whole experience was horrible. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 99, cox vs. woosley. >> judge patricia: thank you, sonia. this is a lawsuit being brought by you, sir, the landlord, and you ma'am, the tenant. you rented a basement apartment to the defendant. in a triplex that you had, you had two other tenants. you said that she had an ongoing dispute with another tenant in

kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> he came out of nowhere and he hit the back of my car. i was not backing out. when i backed out, i stopped, which is kind of weird, but it's really a hard accident to explain. >> judge michael: you're gonna need to do that. >> i'm trying. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 107, bullard vs. watson. >> judge tanya: thank you, officer montejano. ms. bullard, you're suing the defendants for $5,000. you claim that mr. watson hit you as you were backing out of your driveway, but at a complete stop. >> yes. >> judge tanya: mr. watson,

you can go to kron 4 dot com. just use the mobile devices, scanned the qr code on your screen and you'll be directed to our website. our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside at a backed-up bay bridge toll plaza. in fact, it's heavy going all the way across the span into san francisco. sounds like a game is tonight. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with a look at what to expect for saint patrick's day. looks like a little chance of showers. a look at the at in we get a couple of scattered showers. maybe couple rainbows of are lucky to win that the appropriate to see. but today, yeah. feeling a whole lot like spring outside. beautiful sunshine, a little haze out toward the golden gate bridge right now. looking good, though, as we head through the night tonight, but things. >> our change in the in laura's forecast. you can see off the coastline. a lot of clouds gathering out there right now. in this system right here, this one is going to start to roll its way a little bit closer by t

kron four's. ashley zavala has the details. >> the governor's proposal is now the 4th idea coming out of the state capitol to try to address rising gas prices. now more than 2 weeks after promising relief in his state of the state address. governor newsom says he wants to send debit cards full of cash to california car owners. >> that direct relief will address the issue that we all are struggling to address that issue of gas prices now here in our state. but of course, all across this country. governor gavin newsome, wednesday proposed sending $400 debit cards to car owners who have vehicles registered in california. the plan would provide payments to those who own or lease gas and electric vehicles. each individual could receive up to 2 payments for families with more than one car payments would be capped at 2 vehicles. the governor's office estimates the average california driver spends about $300 on gasoline. excise tax in a year eligibility would be based on vehicle registration, not tax reco

jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. thank you, jonathan. another big story takes us to the south bay in the criminal trial for x their nose, clo. >> sunny balwani. well, that trial has been delayed yet again this time because a juror was exposed to covid. but when he walked into the san jose courtroom this morning thinking this would be day one of his trial. this is the second time this week the trial has been delayed. sunny balwani is elizabeth holmes ex-boyfriend. he faces 12 counts of criminal wire fraud and conspiracy against investors, doctors and patients. the same charges they were brought against hopes 2 months ago. a jury convicted holmes, the creator and ceo of theranos, 4 of those counts and acquitted her of 4 other charges. she remains free on bond and will be sentenced this fall. >> the future of san francisco dha dean is going to be decided in 12 weeks. that is when voters will decide whether to recall him from office. there is a new poll commissioned by people backing the recall. it shows overwhelming support to remove him fr

the kron. 4 morning news here on thursday. march, the 17th also someone had to remind me it's saint patrick's day today think that was going to wear another he's probably going to get pence but we probably need our saint patrick's day forecast and in saint patrick's day fashion right behind you. towers even participating with us today. kate pinch quite tower. today is very green today. that's where social distancing comes in handy. >> no one can pinch you. and you're wearing green, i but hey, it is saint patrick's day and it's about to be a nice and blue one after mostly cloudy skies this morning, skies will clear out really nicely this afternoon. so are we sitting this morning? we do have a couple of spots of fog that are going to form at times out to the east bay. i'll be watching those clothes free, even though visibility is fine at the moment, could have some impacts during your morning commute. mostly cloudy. as i mentioned to start, we will see some clearing skies towards the afternoon. now that's going help. our tempera

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kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> judge patricia: you hired him to build a tiny house. >> i got fed up with this. >> judge patricia: did he start building anything? >> nothing. >> judge patricia: he built nothing? what did you do for him? >> the first thing i did for him is helping him out. >> judge patricia: how? >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 96, valle vs. alvarez. >> judge patricia: thank you, sonia. this is about a tiny house. sir, you're suing the defendant for $5,000 for moneys that you laid out during the course of trying to build for you a tiny house. you say it just never came through because of.

kron four's could. the has more now from san francisco. >> live music at golden gate park served a bigger purpose sitting watching the news. if you to help us try to do something and trying to stay positive but long from ukraine. she joins several bay area organizations put on a show lot of to help her people. >> back home. a lot of fighting happening everywhere and a lot of people are dying. she says some of her friends have been living in the war zone. others have evacuated. some of my friends left. >> you know, when to moldova, romania, some of them are states undecided titled and the united nations refugee agency reports more than 2.5 million people. >> have fled ukraine. most of them are women and children in barking, an unknown and dangerous journey. it also notes another 2 million people have been displaced from their homes. just motivates us fiercely. >> to do what we can to bring humanitarian aid to the people and the suffering that's going on there and really to raise consciousness here and sh

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. friends of a black trans woman believe that she may have been abducted from san francisco. >> the police department is investigating the allegations, but at this point, it's not clear exactly what has happened. 20 year-old isa, this was reportedly kidnapped monday night outside a hotel near fisherman's wharf are friends and a cousin believe that she may have ended up in oakland somehow and they have been involved in a violent struggle. the san francisco police department is leading the investigation. investigators say that they've canvassed the area for the missing person. but so far found no evidence or witnesses to the alleged abduction. today. police are trying to track down the person who killed a benicia business owner. >> friends tell us the victim is door saying the owner of rowe's market on columbus parkway throughout the day today. people as you see here, has been dropping off flowers to honor his life and kron four's obtained the surveillance footage of what is believed to b

kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> she led me on based upon lies. it needed a new roof. all the subflooring was damaged. it had been flooded. the unsafe, uncleanliest home ever seen. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 121, walter vs. cabuang. >> judge michael: thank you, officer montejano. so, this case is about a mobile home on a plot of land... >> yes. >> judge michael: ...in a senior community. and you claim, ms. walter, that th

thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning kron. 4 news at 3. i'm noelle bellow. authorities say they are searching for an armed and dangerous suspect who shot someone earlier today within the past 10 minutes we've learned the victim has died. we do have a picture of the homicide suspect, francisco gonzalez. the shooting happened shortly before noon in the monte rio neighborhood near the russian river. people living in the area east of bohemian highway as well as south and east of the river are being told to shelter in place. the sheriff's office and swat teams are on scene searching for gonzalez now. he said to be about 6 feet tall and was last seen wearing a blanket over his arms and he was wearing red tennis shoes. if you see him, you're asked not to approach him but to instead call 9-1-1, immediately. kron four's. dan kerman is following this story. he's going to bring us more details coming up on kron. 4 news at 5. meanwhile, we're continuing to follow a tragic story from sacramento. a father killed his 3 young girls and the man before then turning the gun on

delta kron spreads as easily as previous strains. although many signs point to the pandemic, waning of people are still going to have to keep wearing their mask while taking public transit, at least for a little while longer. the tsa has extended its federal mask mandate until april 18th. that applies to everything from airports to bar to ferries, to lift an uber. in the meantime, the cdc says it will work with government agencies on a revised policy for when the mask rules can be lifted. the mandate was set to expire on march 18th. this is now the 3rd time it's been extended. >> new tonight at 8 students in oakland will have to keep wearing their masks in classrooms through april. the 15th, the oakland unified school district says it is keeping the mandate in place because the district is concerned about a potential surge after spring break. the mandate applies to all students. staff, contractors, volunteers and visitors. the district will also hand out rapid at-home test kits for the students prior to spring break. another covid-19

kron four's. camila barco is live in the newsroom with more on that for us. hi, camilla. good morning to recess together is going to be musical performance of point tree and even ukrainian dancers at this concert. >> and while there's going to be some entertainment organizers say that this is just another way to support the people in ukraine because they are going to be raising money. now you're taking a look at a protest that have happened here across the bay area in the last few weeks. the country has turned into a war zone as russian forces have fired fired missiles across the country, killing thousands. united nation officials say that as of friday, more than 2.5 million people have been forced flee the country. the majority of them are women and children. and 2 million other people are also displaced out of their home. now today's concert is going to be raising money for world central kitchen. organizers say that this money is going to food relief for people who are in ukraine or in the borde

kron 4 dot com. now let's talk about the labor department because it just said that inflation jumped to 7.9% last month. and it has not been that high since 1982. that was 40 years ago. rising gas prices are mostly to blame right now. the cost of food and rent also going up. the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates this month as a way to try to curb inflation. and economists are predicting as many as 7 rate hikes of at least a quarter point will be happening this year. gas prices continue to skyrocket with one gallon of regular now averaging $5. and $0.69. that's according to triple a and that jump is $0.12 from this time yesterday. so we'll take a look at the prices here in the bay area in san francisco. you're now paying an average of 5.83 per gallon for regular in oakland. it's up to 5.76. san jose. that's the cheapest option at 5. 73 napa's at 5.80, sandra fell north bay marine county. most expensive at 5.91. but there could be a break coming because oil prices fell 12% yesterday p

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. san francisco police are investigating a shooting that seriously injured 3 people. >> the shooting happened last night here. 3rd street in kirkwood avenue in the bayview. investigators say somebody in a car just started shooting a high capacity gun at people in front of a pizza place. there. police are still looking for the shooter. >> investigators in florida are trying to see if any safety measures failed when a boy fell off a ride to his death. 14 year-old boy fell from a ride at icon park in orlando. witnesses say tyree sampson in missouri was on the orlando freefall ride, which opened up last year when he fell some 430 feet. it is billed as the world's tallest freestanding drop tower. the ride holds 30 passengers as it rises into the air. rotates around the tower and then tilts to face the ground before free falling at more than 75 miles per hour. >> and based on all of our preliminary investigation, information, it appears to be and a terrible tragedy. but our investigation is s

use kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr in tonight. former breece of a look at what's on tap. >> what jonathan and justine. we're looking at some spring-like weather coming our way early into the week. but before we get there, we've got some winds and some chilly temperatures going on for tonight. now the winds are going to help us out a little bit. >> support those temperatures going on here for tonight. and you won't really feel that warmth going on until we get to around tuesday live shot of a bark and arrows. you can see we still have some light that out temperature check. we're still holding in the lower 50's along the east bay shoreline. brett, what it 58 60 for pittsburgh, concord checks in at 58 and a hodgepodge of 50's well up towards the north. let's get to those winds now for tonight. tomorrow offshore they go. this happens of the dead of night at about 3.45 before dawn spilling into the east bay as well. so everybody's going to that offshore flow that tends to dry out our air a little bit here. but there's no fire weather w

kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> judge tanya: the blinds are filthy and broken. pests in every room. the light bulbs are burnt out. >> i was shocked. there's nothing wrong in my home. >> absolutely untrue. >> it's all a lie. >> judge michael: stop. are we in alternate universes here? >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 83, mirshafiee vs. galstyan. >> judge michael: thank you, officer montejano. this case, on the surface, appears to be a classic example of how not to establish a viable landlord/tenant relationship. mr. mirshafiee, you accu

kron four's. dan kerman has the latest. >> shot a high of mitchell herschel hail and lauren gilbert have been charged with murder in connection with the death of security guard. kevin nishita she'd oh, who was a retired police officer was gunned down during an attempted robbery the day before thanksgiving while providing security for our kron. 4 crew in oakland. it is your warning today to get to come before her and the family and issue this year and say that we identify those individuals and they are being brought to justice. police say mitchell was the trigger man was arrested on wednesday. >> hill was already in custody in the san francisco county jail, unrelated charges. as for gilbert, he remains on the loose. ironically, police had him in custody several months ago. but let him go at that time. he was not charged with this homicide. he was in custody for unrelated charges and we know but the investigation was not at a for charged at that point. it we have been tracking his whereabouts we are

kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> i said, "i am done with you. get out of here." >> the way he handled the situation... >> oh, geez. >> he went straight to anger. >> never. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 101, plummer vs. dehart. >> judge michael: thank you, officer montejano. this is a lawsuit over a bathroom modeling job or contract. as i understand it, mr. frank plummer, you claim that she owes you $3,050, the remainder of the balance on a

has it lead you kron? 4 news. >> chp arrested the suspect believed responsible for 2 freeway shootings in livermore yesterday. they say that someone started shooting on westbound 5.80, west of north livermore avenue about noon. one person was injured. officers say the suspect immediately fled the scene but was later picked up about an hour later. investigators linked the suspect to an earlier freeway shooting that happened just after 11 am on westbound interstate 2, 0, 5, near i-5. one person was critically injured in that shooting. the motive for the shooting still under investigation tonight, the suspect has been identified as 24 year-old armando perez of hayward. he has been booked into santa rita jail. he faces multiple charges. all right. switching gears time now for a look at the 4 zone forecast. we've got a live look outside right now. downtown san francisco on this warm. spring. like day. you can say that it was it was really warm. and meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. good to be back with you

de lasalle issued kron 4. this quote, a de la salle high school is aware of the comments allegedly made at the de lasalle usversus saying or high school soccer match on tuesday. >> march first, the alleged comments are entirely inappropriate and do not keep with our school standards. expectations and our mission asasas list. syrian catholic school. we take these allegations seriously where we immediately launched an investigation into the matter. >> other parents who declined to go on camera, tell me that they really hope that this is not a matter that has swept under the rug and that eventually the investigation will lead to action here in concord, theresa kron, 4 news. >> all right. weather time now is we get a peek out here. a live look this mond night at the golden gate bridge. >> and kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the kind chilly forecast. nice and clear out there. i mean, you know, if we're about clouds willllryhave to worry about rai but yeah, the cold temperatures goi

so stay with us here on kron 4 and kron 4 dot com for new details. as soon as they become available, a reward is now being offered to find the man accused of killing 8 year-old sophia mason. she's from hayward or said police department is now offering a $3,000 reward. >> to find dante jackson officers found sophia's body in jackson's home in merced said earlier this month. he is believed to be in the bay area. police believe that he worked in the east bay and south bay before sophia was killed. sophia's mother has also been charged in her murder. >> and the east bay, there's a new push in the search for a missing oakley woman. alexis gabe was last seen january 26th near antioch, friends, family volunteers. they've all been combing the area since for any sign of her. and now they want to extend their search efforts. 2 private property. they're asking farmers, ranchers and other people with access to outbuildings and sheds to check their property. they're also asking anyone with any information that might help this case to contact oakley police. a fina

ashley zavala kron. 4 news. let's talk about our weather forecast right now is take this live look outside right now from our camera on top of mount tam clue. >> crude, that's a new combining cool and cloudy exclude out there haha, i mean, we can get more meteorology cull details right now from rebecca strom clued. >> i'm rebecca strom and the kron 4 weather center. we're seeing a lot of cloud cover today, but sunshine that we're going to be seeing as well. a mixture of that. and you can see here at san francisco international airport, it's pretty much what we're going to see the rest of the day today and into the afternoon. futurecast. we're showing us no rain in the forecast. in fact, we're going to be a seeing some high-pressure begin to build over the next couple of days bringing us a warming trend across the bay area. and it looks like all the wet weather is going to be steering clear of us and stick to the far north in oregon and washington. they're going to be seeing some of that rainfall. winds are going

kron four's has it. but reports >> house >> on crossing the ukrainian border to poland was devastating because of the discrimination along the way, says 25 year-old alexander a college student from nigeria who documented his experience trying to evacuate to safety after russia began to defense discrimination was hard to keep. >> keep station, he says with the african students arrived at the train station in kyiv, they were told only women and children could board ok, that's fine. >> votes biden to take you that they still up for actually in a cold some of case. >> as the evacuation from ukraine escalated. several reports emerged of nonwhite residents getting stuck at borders. yes, i've seen videos. i'm very familiar with the accounts that are coming out some east bay political leaders are raising their voices to call attention to the treatment of black people trying to flee ukraine. they may be workers in the country have been i'm not allowed to get on that range of the the kind of discrimination was evi

kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> judge michael: he took your money and never started the work. >> yes. >> no. i didn't back out of a contract. >> judge tanya: it's like you were kind of duping him. >> as far as i'm concerned, once we shook hands, it was done. >> judge michael: yeah, well, that's as far as you're concerned. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge patricia dimango. judge michael corriero. three judges. three opinions. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. captions paid for by cbs television distribution >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 90, grabicki vs. escoto. >> judge michael: thank you, officer montejano. mr. grabicki, you're suing mr. escoto for $5,000. >> yes, sir. >> judge michael: you are seeking a refund for remodeling services that the defendant had

the kron. 4 morning news here on tuesday. march. 1st, feel like i was just saying last year i can't believe it's 1st, i'm reyna harvey. let's start this morning with a check of weather with our meteorologists oz raible because i know if you're like me, you're looking for to making some plans john today. yeah, i got outside the golden gate park yesterday. >> so i might actually take a nap we definitely in for a nice one. and i might just fight through that map anyways. you're looking through a nice clear morning. we are going to be seeing bright skies. obviously once the sun comes up on this clear morning and the rest of the day today, looking just as nice as yesterday. did now. right now, temperatures are mostly in the 40's to 50's alameda san francisco, timber on 51 degrees. each map. but you're sitting at 39 degrees. spot in the upper 30's. most of us still hanging on to those 40's. as of right now. now skies clear for the moment we will see a bit of an increasing cloud cover compared to yesterday. still mostly sunny to par

you're watching kron. 4 news at know. it's very strange to know on the other side of our wall, you know, a friend. you know, was was attacked him. >> and murdered. >> now at 9, update tonight on the north bay store owner killed during a robbery. people in the nation have been coming out to honor saying head rose market along columbus parkway. and with that, we say good evening. thank you for being with us tonight on kron, 4 news at 9 o'clock. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. police say saying was shot and killed at the store last night. the shooter, he's still on the list tonight. kron four's dan thorn has that story now from benicia. >> a memorial has been growing outside of this storm. people leaving behind flowers and candles to pay their respects to the hotter saying the store owner is being remembered by many as a kind and cheerful man who did not deserve this. >> longtime customers placing flowers and balloons in front of rows market in benicia. they're honoring the life of hotter singh who police say was kil

kron on. we're going to have more news after the break. >>i rocketing gas prices taking center stage now for governor gavin newsome as he delivered his state of the state address. kron on's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala was at the speech reports now on his proposal to try and bring down gas prices. >>instead of giving the state of the state address from the usual venue, the state capitol governor gavin newsome delivered it from here. the california natural resources agency. this venue is fitting because the rising prices of oil and gas as well as the need to transition to clean energy were 2 main focal points for the governor in his speech. now. >>it's clear we have to go farther and that's why working with legislative leadership. i'll be submitting a proposal to put money back in the pockets of californians to address rising gas prices in his 4th state of the state address as governor of california governor gavin newsom announced he's proposing a tax rebate in response to the skyrocke

you're watching kron. 4 news heading. people just started. just run for their lives. >> now at 8 o'clock, an apartment fire in antioch left more than 30 people, including children without a home tonight. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news in primetime. i'm justine waldman. jump because off tonight, an electrical malfunction. an arson have not been ruled out as possible causes of this fire. kron. 4 to call shows us the damage. >> the day after a fire ripped through 2 buildings leaving 10 units uninhabitable at the delta pines apartments in antioch. 33 people remain barred from entering their units on sycamore drive some total losses, support some frost my phone. everything's in their own thing. ice skate with was that was my wallet. the contra costa county fire protection district says the fire started near gas meters but has not determined them to be the cause. investigators also have not ruled out arson. >> fortunately, no injuries were reported. it makes me. >> thankful right now, i'm just glad that everybody is out s

dan thorn kron. 4 news. the clock is ticking for bay area tenants behind on rent. >> because of the pandemic, the state's eviction moratorium expires march 31st. and after that, landlords will be able to start filing eviction notices. san jose city leaders say as many as 7,000 renters are at risk now of being evicted. some council members want the city's moratorium to be extended 6 more months. the council last week agreed to have the city review this matter and return with an answer in 2 weeks. but at that point, the moratorium would have. and and so it is really not clear whether people facing eviction right now. can expect any relief or not. meantime, small business owners in san francisco have until april first to apply for rent relief. >> about 2 million dollars in grant money is available to help business owners pay some of the rent they couldn't pay during the pandemic shutdown. that includes a includes rather rent. that was due between march 2020 and september 2021. order to qualify, business owners

kron 4. we'll have full coverage of the speech followed by analysis from our political expert. >> still to come tonight on kron, 4 news at 5, we're learning with the san francisco school board's decision to lay off hundreds of teachers and staff members and >> and pg and e is raising your electric rates will tell you why. and russian troops continues to move closer and closer. >> to ukraine's capital city of cannes, hundreds of thousands of civilians seeking refuge in neighboring countries. we have the latest from ukraine. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. few clouds begin to move into our skies. could rain. be fa >> a day of intense violence, bombings and sheer terror across ukraine. russia's invasion is showing no signs of letting up in today. the russians took the southern ukrainian city. of course, i'm at this very minute. russian forces are closing in on the capital city of kiev. russia's nuclear forces there on high alert. now, new reports that the country's >> nuclear submarines set s

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> come monday. march 14th, students, teachers and staff at california schools will no longer be required by the state to wear masks. california health directors say waiting another week and a half is the right call. they say that it gives the state a chance to decrease its covid transmission and hospitalization rates even lower than they are right now. and also give school districts the chance to decide how they want to proceed. currently mount diablo school districts and schools in contra costa and santa clara counties. we'll be aligning with the state, but san francisco and south san francisco school districts plan to keep masking in place. the state public health director says that going forward, any changes to masking in schools. we'll be left up to local districts. >> communities have been more hard-hit live in intergenerational households have a lot of little ones less than age 5 that haven't yet benefited from the vaccine. there's a wide variation across california that has the population of

coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the biden administration says it won't to clear a no fly zone in ukraine. why one senator says? >> making the declaration would start an all out war. and deadly tornadoes hit central iowa over the weekend. we're going to show you the destruction left behind and parts of the state will be parts of the state will be right back after the break. when a truck hit my car, parts of the state will be rthe insurance companyreak. wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. let our injury attorneys when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> we'll take a look at this. this is the dam

you can go to kron 4 dot com. you can use your mobile device to scan that qr code on the screen. >> you will be directed to our website coming up, san francisco mayor london breed welcomed back employees to the city today. take a look at some upcoming celebrations. >> also, some california lawmakers want the state legislature to suspend the state's $0.51 gas tax will have an update on that. >> how about that? storm clouds gathering along the coastline won't be long. likely still rain around the bay area. we'll talk about i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. (customer) [reading] save yourself?! money with farmers? (burke) that's not wrong. when you switch your home and auto policies to farmers, you could save yourself an average of seven hundred and thirty dollars. (customer) that's something. (burke) get

taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. thank you, taylor. >> small business owners in san francisco have until april first apply for rent relief. city officials say the money is coming from a grant for business owners to pay rent debt. that is tied to covid shutdowns. the grant will pay part of the rent debt, which accrued from march of 2022. september of 2021, there's a total investment of 2 million dollars and that could help. they figure it at least 50 businesses. the businesses have to be current on rent payments beginning in october of 2021. >> still ahead, a plea to the president with the heads of major airlines are saying about masks on flights and senate hearings for supreme court nominee judge jackson wrapped up today who defended and who says they will vote against her. >> plus, the madness is back in san francisco. thousands of fans flocking to the city for the sweet 16 matchups and kron 4 recognizing remarkable women all month long. every tuesday we will highlight another woman. we have a section on our website

coming up on the kron 4 morning news. an urgent warning from public health officials to dangerous trend. >> they are seen in san francisco will be right back after the break. an absolute horror story for one colorado woman. she says she could feel. >> her surgery as it was happening, but she could not tell the doctor just stopped. that woman is now suing the medical team correspondent lori lehigh from our sister station in denver. has that story. >> first thing that i remember is just the sharp pain. like it felt like i was being cut. >> stacey gust of son's eyes were taped shot and her muscles completely paralyzed during her hernia surgery in 2019 sharp pain. jolted her awake. but everything was dark. it felt like my insides were being ripped out. like a combination of. pulling in tearing out and points like just burning at that same time the surgeon was cutting into your skin, slicing deep into the layers of her tissue. but stacy was helpless. unable to even make a sound thinking. okay. well. >> we have a baby. they tel

you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 4. >> good morning and thanks for joining us for the kron. 4 morning news here on tuesday. march the 8th i'm reyna harvey for a lot of you waking up bright and early like me and john are today. you're probably wondering what do i wear? john? we'd like to know you have answers to that yet. there were lots of things that if you are waking up early, got to layer up as you now and then we can shed a couple of those layers a little bit later on today. so pretty typical bay area fashion today. >> we are going to be looking outside at the golden gate bridge under some clear skies much as we saw yesterday, another day with abundant sunshine today, though, even a little bit more mild than yesterday was. and that's really going to make for a comfortable feel later on 30's and 40's for most of our current temperatures. we do have a couple of 50's like pacifica, alameda, timber on in san francisco, north bay easily. our coldest spot santa rose at 39 along with nevado napa in petaluma. also in the 30's right now. now, as we work our way into the afternoo

justin campbell kron. 4 news. the chief says they will forward the case to the district attorney who's going to decide if it was a justified shooting >> meantime, at that same news conference today, we also learned that san jose's police department is starting a whole new program to try and deal with all those illegal guns out there. it's not just in san jose, but they're calling this program cash for ghost guns in the chief says it is necessary because >> his officers are finding these illegal guns all over the place robberies and carjackings, frequently involve and legally possess gun. >> and 106 out of 163 homicides have involved a firearm. >> that use was on full display. this weekend. yet a number of shootings in which police say ghost guns were utilized a crime for said taylor sackey. she continues our team coverage tonight joins us now live from the newsroom with more on this program. taylor. >> vicki grant, the new program would give cash to anyone with information that leads to the seizure of a ghost gun

kron. 4 news. well, petaluma man is under arrest after getting caught one officers recognize the pattern. he reportedly like stealing lottery tickets. now. >>police say that the first crime happened this past saturday at speedway gas station right off of lake ville highway there in petaluma. now the suspect identified as 43 year-old william kennedy junior reportedly threatened a store employee with a gun stole cash from the register and then took lottery tickets on his way out. police say that they were able to identify kennedy through surveillance video. they were on their way to arrest him at his place of work in samara fell. but on the way, they got a call about another similar gas station, robbery happening just minutes away. and in that case, a similar scenario. suspect taking lottery tickets in claiming to have a gun at the gas station. they found candidate and they took him into custody. he's now in the murray county jail for robbery charges in sandra fell. the will also face the same charge

4 kron on and on kron 4 dot com. today marks day 3 of the confirmation hearing for judge ketanji brown jackson. so far she's answered questions from republican senators about her thoughts on critical race theory and how often she attends church. in the meantime, democrats are lauding jackson's judicial record and her historic nomination as possibly the first black woman to serve on the supreme court. earlier, judge jackson talked about the challenges of applying the constitution to modern legal questions. >>it's a process of understanding what the corps foundational principles are in the constitution has captured by the text as originally intended. and then applying those principles to modern day. >>earlier this morning, california senator dianne feinstein was also able to question the nominee. she asked what kind of a judge jackson will be 5 or 6 years from now on what principles she will use to guide her. >>to be the kind of judge that i have been during this last decade. i have been the kind of judge who understan