brown/president oakland education "we have a crisis in the city of oakland where teachers are making the decision - will i stay in oakland with the students i care about or will i leave oakland so i can raise a family."felipe bares jr./student: "i think it's a good idea because if they're getting underpaid, a lot of teachers have families and they can't support their family."> thanks sara. ( darya ) in southern california... the l-a teachers strike is expected to continue on its fifth day. the teachers union and the school district have re-started negotiations. the los angeles mayor has met with each sides of the strike, individually. 30-thousand teachers walked off the job this week. they're demanding smaller classes, more school staffing and higher teacher salaries. so far the district has lost 97 million district has lost 97 million dollars during the strike. that is based on daily attendance, as many students have been staying home during the ( darya ) the big story we're covering this morning... tesla announcing that it will cut its staff by 7%. that's a big hit to the ba

injuries> (grant) oakland (grant) (grant) oakland police are offering a 5-thousand- dollar reward for information that leads to an arrest. (pam) the 6- year old local girl who was struck in the head by a stray bullet from celebratory holiday gunfire ... is improving... according to police. the incident happened on the 9600- block of thermal street in east oakland, just before 2 - in the morning on new years eve. the girl... who was visited by the oakland chief of police earlier this week... was able to speak with her parents this morning she is listed in stable condition at u-c-s-f benioff children's hospital in oakland... and police call her improvement - "very positive news." the bullet will remain in the girl's head ... as doctors say, it would be too dangerous to remove. however, police say, without that piece of evidence ... it will be "challenging" to determine who fired the gun. (ken) developing news out livermore... accidental and no longer suspicious. that's how the alameda county sheriff's office is now classifying its investigation into a body found at a landfill earlie

can" oakland's chief of police has had enough of the gun violence in oakland. sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "enough is enough"in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news (catherine) now to a big story we're tracking. president trump started the new year with an old tune - blasting democrats for not supporting a border wall.(ken) this as some essential federal workers sue the government for making them work with no pay... natasha chen explains how a new congress plans to end this partial shutdown. it's a new year - with the same old problems in washington.president trump tweeted -happy new year to everyone, including the haters and the fake news media!hours later, he said -border security and the wall "thing" and shutdown is not where nancy pelosi wanted to start her tenure as speaker! let's make a deal?so far - president trump has not shown support for the democrats' plan - which includes one point three billion dollars for border security - which can be used for fencing and repairs of current barriers.rep. debbie dingell / -d- michigan: "why

oakland coliseum site. this rendering shows with a look like. the president said they want to redevelop the site after moving the team to a new ballpark at howard terminal at jack london square. >> we want to honor east oakland and make sure we have the adaptive reuse of the coliseum site. we are keeping oracle arena which is a great amenity and we are building a 40 acre park with ancillary development and things like new neighborhoods, locations for small businesses. it can be a thriving center for east oakland and an amenity for everyone who lives here. >> he says to hope to have a deal with the city to develop the coliseum site later this year. he is joining us tomorrow and we will talk about these plans and fan fest. >>> today is the kickoff of the national hockey league all-star weekend celebration in san jose. it is the annual fanfare taking place at the mchenry convention center. ktvu 's jesse gary is there with more on the festivities. a few weeks ago it was football and now you are donning the fiel

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) the president the president tweeted that he will make a major announcement tomorrow on what he called the humanitarian crisis on the border ... house speaker nancy pelosi has been adamant in her rejection of his demand for five billion dollars to build a wall.their political differences have become increasingly personal ... pelosi accused him today of putting her life in danger by revealing that she planned to visit a war zone.. "we had a report from afghanistan that the president outing our trip had made the scene on the ground much more dangerous."the bay area democrat says she was about to board an air force bus for a previously approved visit when she got a letter from the white house.president trump told her he was canceling her military transport because of the government shutdown and added," i am sure you would agree that postponing this public relations event is totally appropriate."earlier this week speaker pelosi wrote her own le

he left the oakland courtroom after that meeting. from today until our jurors are selected, the attorneys involved and witnesses are now banned from talking to the media. they face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter and have both done and depth interviews with ktvu . prosecutors requested this gag order saying they wanted to protect the integrity of the trial. >>> we will sit down and talk with the lawyer from the aclu as well as the and from stephon clark. the man who was shot and killed by police. to learn more about their request for previously sealed police documents. >>> see the outpouring of support at oakland international airport where people are helping the federal employees get by when they miss paychecks because of the government shutdown. >>> unpaid federal workers at oakland airport got a helping hand from the alameda county food bank which delivered 100 bags of food today. demand has been high as the shutdown reaches the 28. we report on the effort to provide for those in need through no fault of their own. >> report

one wind gust of 30 at hawkeye, oakland gusting to 25 so again slowly changing over. in fairfield the wind gusting up to 32 miles per hour. the temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. 50 in napa, 45 san rafael, 47 san francisco but with the wind it is very chilly and brisk. in truckee this morning bottoming out at 3 degrees, the sierra is cold and dry with the advisory also expiring at 10:00 this morning. afternoon highs today are in the 50s as we roll through the first days of 2019 and into the weekend again the possibility of rain coming saturday and sunday. >>> the strong wind may have played a role in a man's death when his rowboat capsized at richardsons bay yesterday afternoon. near the marina in sausalito. paramedics performed cpr but the man was pronounced dead later at the hospital. a woman who was on the boat ended up surviving. the man and woman were not wearing life jackets. >>> cell phone video captures the wind on the water. this was recorded from a sailboat north of the bay bridge with a high wind making for choppy conditions which becomes a challenge for

killed on a bart train at the west oakland station... bart police shared surviellance pictures and video of the man who they believed was behind the murder. three years later, on wednesday morning... bart chief of police carlos rojas stating his investigators believe the suspect has strong ties to antioch -- where the victim was also from... and, that the suspect goes by the name "matty."chief carlos rojas/bart police- "m-a-t-t-y. so, that could be matthew, it could be matt, could be a number of different variations suspect's father, who is not believed to have played any role in the crime... goes by the name vic or victor... and, possibly drives a ford crown victoria similar to this one.chief carlos rojas/bart police- "i believe any father or mother who has a son who has committed such a heinous crime would have a difficult time stepping forward just from the standpoint that they want to protect their child, but this was a very heinous act and we implore them to come forward with the identity." on the night of the killing... chief rojas

the office in oakland, it's important. it's always a race to get money in california is that one reason she has the office here? >> reporter: absolutely and it's symbolic and california will be a major presence in the presidential primary for a change. we are much earlier in the process and our votes will count here in california. >> will her life as a prosecutor separate her from others in the field, good or bad? >> reporter: yes. it is definitely a mixed bag and will be a mixed bag in the democratic primary because some of the things she talked about as prosecutor will come back to haunt her and there is probably more to this than voters of the democratic primary. if she were to survive that and go up against the president, he's going to bring back stuff like why did you not seek the death penalty for someone accused of killing a police officer, when she was district attorney of san francisco? that will cut both ways and it will be a very fine hotline for kamala harris to walk as a candidate. >> a strong appeal for women

it is still very early so no major snags out of oakland in the severed cisco. the iso-tonbridge is closed due to the electrical issues and hope it will be reopened by noon, so use an alternate route. at the mountain house parkway and westbound 205 we have a hit- and-run crash with slow-and-go 101 in south bay, at connector. morgan hill no major delays. we have a e on the surface street, oakland avenue at shady brook lane due to the down to power pole. try to avoid that area. the south bay area looks good, no delays, free and clear in both directions. we will check in again. >>> patience is what some drivers are relying on, bumper- to-bumper traffic over i-80 has been a nightmare over the holiday. eastbound at 5:00 last night was smooth, but drivers going the other way tell a different story after crews shutdown part of the highway after a semi truck lost thousands of pounds of marbles scattered over the freeway. >> we left at noon and we just got here, so it has been a long track. >> it was four hours. >> in soda springs the entire region salt roughly 8 feet of

sheds meant to house the homeless in oakland has been removed. >> we are going to sit down with oakland mayor libby schaaf about why the sheds are being pulled out, and why she says the program was a success. join us for that conversation today on the 4. >>> one quick check on stocks before the markets close. the dow had stronger points midday. but it is finishing ever so slightly on the upside. the story is different on the s&p 500 and the nasdaq finishing very slightly down. the nasdaq down by three quarters of a %. pg&e stock is still up about 15% hours after they declared bankruptcy. >> more coverage on that and more online at www.ktvu.com. our next newscast is the 4. unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have

oakland 70. half moon bay a beautiful 70 and east san jose the 16th many upper 60 and 70s. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. oakland airport amount 53. most everybody says cloudy and mostly cloudy. and mild or monday. not like yesterday, but a few near 70 degrees. 40s up into lakeport. 46. rio vista at 45. sunnyvale is 48. there are 50s around the bay. 50s towards san carlos, hayward and union city. pacifica is 54 with mild temperature. a lot of cloud cover spilling over. this is just a cloud cover. it will take a couple of degrees off the high temperatures and more of the same tuesday. halo drops and out of the northwest skirting along the coast. that should be close enough to give us rain thursday. anything before that would be very late. a couple of 100 paricularly the atmosphere pretty dry. rejoicing now and they are a strong system that will come in wednesday. and occultism looks to be on tap for friday and another one sunday. weekend coming up is far colder what we just had. 60s were tempera

mark davis will meet with the oakland coliseum today. the oakland's are moving to las vegas. they canceled their lease to the stadium in oakland. they're looking for their home one more season before moving to las vegas in 2020. >>> the weight may be over for the warriors and you fans. all -- he is coming back after missing part of last season with eight torn left achilles tendon. cousins tried to get clearance several weeks ago, but the warriors wanted to hold him back, restrict him to no more than 10 minutes out there. marcus cousins and the warriors decided to wait longer for his return, when everyone felt comfortable. then he could play more minutes. >>> it is 6:16. people excited about that. we were talking about on johnson's right? >> i guess were traveled here, way out there to our facility on the other side of the ktvu facility. >> i like i'm still standing. >> that is a good one. >> as so many. >> elton john, is playing tonight at affic is moving alon over to the tunnel and beyond that, you can see traffic is going to be all right. there have been no major problems d

i reached out to a spokesperson at oakland ional airport, anflights to or from oakland, but she will be sure to update us if it changes throughout the day. it's been weeks since tsa workers have received a paycheck. there's shortages across the northeast, and this morning, flights to laguardia were halted, and there were major delays impacting newark and departure delays out of philadelphia. i also called sfo, and the spokesperson there told me flights are not impacted, and he actually said there's no flights to laguardia from either sfo or oakland, and still, travelers i talked to, preparing for any changes. >> i just try to plan ahead, trying to make sure i get here in plenty of time to get through security. >> we are here a lot earlier, a or the tsa agents are short on workers, so, yeah, we planned earlier, got here earlier than we normally would, and it's just sad. i would like to see the government open again, you know, especially feeling for those workers who are not getting paid. the federal workers, tsa, airline and on and on and on. it's a ripple effect. >> reporter: and rig

<"we are oakland! keep roots open!">(pam) a heated and loud protest tonight in oakland ... all centered around the proposal to shutdown an east bay school. (pam) good evening i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. faced with a budget shortfall and declining enrollment.. the oakland unified school district is deciding on closing 24 schools. one of them is roots international academy in east oakland. if the board votes to shut it down, it would happen at the end of the school year.(pam) kron 4's justine waldman is live tonight... she attended the school board meeting.... where parents, students and supporters of the roots academy ... let the school board know how they feel about the proposed closure. justine... (justine)this meeting almost didn't happen because supporter of roots chanted so loud. marching in circles around the room.. they almost shutdown the discussing shouting down the school for at risk-kids. nats shouting!!a school board member tried to address the chanting crowd, but got over ro international acadmey wanted to take over the school board meeting on wednesd

oakland so i can raise a family.">here at yline high school,students tell me their teachers plan to call out sick tomorrow. is a freshmen at skyline high..she supports her teachers who plan to call out and says some students may not show up to school. in a statement, the district's superintendent urges teachers not to engage in the illegal labor action..but acknowledges the teacher's concerns..believing that they deserve to be paid more than they currently are. ( darya ) in southern california... the l-a teachers strike is expec

that's the latest here in oakland. i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead at 11:00, shining light on a problem. the new way san francisco is taking on crime in one neighborhood many people avoid after dark. >>> plus the first-class deal that seemed too good to be true. the mistake one major airline made that meant some passengers got 95% off. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. take a look at this. it's rainfall and it's on the way as we head through this weekend. we'll let you know how much we'll get and which day's the wettest. that's coming up in about six minutes. . the city just installed nearly 100 new street lights in the tenderloin to improve safety. nbc bay area )s jean elle is lie in san francisco with more on the strategy and who )s paying for it. >>> mayor london breed announced the safety enhancement. >> i know people are thinking, well, what's the big deal about lighting? it's a big deal. every community in this city, they want pedestrian lighting. they want teardrop lighting. >> t

oakland 68. but are these numbers translating to people feeling safer on oakland's streets? >> our reporter went to find out and he's live from oakland's city hall. you said kind of mixed feelings out there? >> reporter: that's right. good evening. we spoke to residents from four different oakland neighborhoods. rock rindge ande ande and and all admit that crime seems to be down but not all of them feel safe. >> there's much more work to be done. >> reporter: oakland city leaders seem to have something to celebrate, an 11% drop in serious crime. >> this represents an unprecedented six-year reduction in homicides and injury shootings combined. >> reporter: the major says she's endo you remembered by the results. it's -- encouraged by the city's results. a 25% drop in auto burglaries. so what's changed? strategy. >> the goal isn't arresting people but breaking the cycle of violen violence. >> reporter: police officials have been focused on crime prevention and intervention. initiatives help build community trust. >> the city of oakland, being a part of the uninstead a part fro

in oakland, sara stinson, kron four news. today we spoke with wille brown who responed to recent headlines about his past relationship with senator harris.oc :15 "and move on" (justine) here's a look at some of the democrats who have thrown their hats in to the ring for president in 2020.- california senator kamala harris.-former secretary of housing and urban development julian castro of texas.-businessman andrew yang of new york (jr stone) and these democrats have announced exploratory committees.-new york senator kirsten gillibrand (jill-i-brand).- massachusetts senator elizabeth warren.-south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg . (justine) and you can read senator kamala harris' entire speech as well as hear hilights from the campaign rally on kron 4 dot com. (justine) sad news tonight for bay area baseball fans... the man who is often credited with keeping the giants in san francisco has passed away.(jr) peter magowan died today at the age of 76. kron 4's kate rooney is here now... with his legacy.. former giants managing

including the inaugural oakland art month. including gq to national geographic traveler. >> apple has taken more than 200 of its employees off its self-driving car project. the workers have been dismissed from the team. working autonomous systems. the spokesperson telling cnbc, that others are being reassigned to the company and that they're not losing their jobs. analysts believe the cupertino company is restructuring the project and has no plans to abandon it. apple confirmed two years ago, it was working on driverless cars but has said little about the project ever since. >>> project just announced in san mateo county, designed to reduce congestion on the roads. >>> and those affected by the government shutdown. the unique approach to make sure those workers don't stress out about their bills. when you shop with us, you know how to score. but did you know you could be saving even more? with the tjx rewards credit card - every time you shop at our stores, you earn 5% back in rewards. tjx rewards credit card. an even better v

kron four's philippe djegal reports -- the a's want to revitalize east oakland. (philippe) architect bjarke (be-yahr-kay) ingels -- the founder of bjarke ingels group -- designed the oakland athletics' vision to redevelop the existing oakland-alameda county coliseum site... once the a's eventually move into their new park.bjarke ingels/architect- "imagine that this is literally the baseball field as it is today. this is the lower tiers. this is the level of the main concourse that becomes the main level of the entire park. so, we actually gently raise the reach a sort of resilient level, so rem the current parking lot, it would expose two creeks under ground as wel athletics team president dave kaval says the plans include a 50-acre community park and greenspace, connecting to new surrounding neighborhoods, that would welcome grocery stores, affordable housing and small businesses.dave kaval/president- "we would keep oracle arena. it would stay as a community asset. it would be somewhere where you'd have concerts, community events. you know, the site would be abl

impresionÓ a la jefa de policÍa de oakland. carlos cuyos lamentos de agonÍa tras el calvario que los dejÓ con extensas laceraciones fue grabado por un celular de un testigo no se explica por quÉ los responsables un hombre y una mujer se dieron la fuga tuvieron que arrastrarlo por 3 cuadras dejÁndolo malherido en el pavimento. (hablan en inglÉs) >>> una jefa de la policÍa exhortÓ a la segunda persona de interÉs a entregarse esperando que estas imÁgenes del sufrimiento de un jovencito a quien un paseo en bicicleta nueva como regalo de navidad le cambiÓ la vida re suenen en su conciencia.suenen en su conciencia. >>> la familia prieto no quiso hablar pero su tÍo dijo que estÁn tranquilos por esta situaciÓn. >>> estas imÁgenes fueron verdaderamente impresionantes ver a las dos personas salir del coche ver al muchacho subirse e irse >>> sin ninguna compasiÓn por el joven no >>> increÍble >>> gracias paola por esa informaciÓn. >>> un accidente mortal afectÓ el trÁfico sobre la autopista 101 rumbo norte segÚn las au

a major raid in oakland today... after federal agents seized at least 50 guns-- and arrested several suspects. (ken) kron 4's haaziq madyun has the details tonight ... of the operation that was in the works for a year. cracking down on drugs and illegal firearms in oaklandsot oakland police chief anne kirk patrick says multiple search warrants and arrest warrants were served thursday in connection to a year long joint investigation spearheaded by the a-t-f with help from the d-e-a and oakland policesotthis being an ongoing federal investigation means opd can't say exactly how many arrest

oakland athletics team president dave kaval making it clear that the a's not only want to stay in oakland... plans are still set to build a half billion dollar privately- financed stadium at howard terminal in jack london square by the year 20-23... and, they don't intend on just abandoning the existing oakland-alameda county coliseum site. instead, they want to redevelop the 140 acre lot... creating a 50-acre community park and green space, connecting to several east oakland neighborhoods.dave kaval/president- "theres housing, retail. yes, each individual digit, as we call it, which are the developable areas, includes things like housing, affordable housing, grocery stores, locations for small businesses to these different neighborhoods as they will be established will really be the beating heart of this area and it'll be all adjacent to this amazing park." kaval says he is still working with the city of oakland and alameda county, which jointly own the coliseum site... to work out a land deal this year, to either purchase or lease the property. oakland vice mayor larry reid has been a p

kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "i got to see her" oakland police say the girl will survive, she is in stable condition. the chief shares how the parents are holding up sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "the are shaken"oakland police believe the stray bullet was from someone firing up into the sky at midnight to celebrate new years. they intend to find that person. sound from - anne e. kirktr"we will use shotspotter technology, and match the bullet if we can" oakland's chief of police has had enough of the gun violence in oakland. sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "enough is enough"in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news police officer and a teenage girl were both injured during an arrest yesterday afternoon. the officer was called to a disturbance between the girl and her neighbor on the 1400 block of hogrefe way. police say the girl was physically and verbally abusive with the officer. the officer suffered cuts to his hands and injured one finger while trying to arrest the girl. she also suffered minor injuries to her hands --- and fa

after a car runs him over on the streets of oakland. police are looking for the people responsible for hitting the boy on his bike and dragging him several blocks. kron4's justine waldman sat down with oaklands' chief of police ... and has the details. nats "oh my god please call an ambulance!!" on the ground, with his legs twisted out of place, a 14 year old cries for help. after a car runs him over at 12:30 in the afternoon wednesday right near the fruitvale bart station. the car dragged him 4 blocks down the street, according to police.sot this is a little kid in pain obvi broken legs deep wounds to his skin that is what is uncon to me oakland police believe the people responsible for hurting the teenager are in this video. the male driver and the female passenger it appears, switch roles... she is behind the wheel when the car speeds away. nat please!! charles green recorded the video, because when he saw the teen on the ground, somthign looked suspicous. sot who does that? i really pray for the family and the kid a tweet from someo

at the oakland airport... the president's annoucement wasn t enough to ease the anxiety of furloughed workers. "...tsa agent susan braverman: my fellow officers and i can't afford to do this every three weeks. we need a better fix. we need a bi-partisan fix." as for the trash that's been piling up at the bay area's national park properties... don't expect it to disappear overnight. the parks have to wait for word from washington.. on when they can resume full-time operations. elizabeth? tonight: a former adviser to president trump says he will fight the charges against him. roger stone was arrested today in florida... and hauled into federal court as part of the special counsel's russia investigation. f-b-i agents showed up at stone's home in fort lauderdale early this morning. he's accused of lying about his contacts with wikileaks... concerning damaging information on the clinton campaign. tonight he told c-n-n: he never talked about wikileaks with the president. "any suggestion that we did discuss it would