gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> the u.s. postal inspector general is investigating mail thefts in and around san francisco. one act was caught on camera. kron four's gayle ong has the details. >> what they did was they jimmy and open the mail boxes with a look like sort of screwdriver, colleen, who does not want to share her last name. so the mailboxes at her russian hill home in san francisco was burglarized sometime in the overnight hours. last week, our neighbor had gone walk her dog 11 o'clock at night and the mailboxes were closed at the time. she walked the dog in the morning. there opens home surveillance, captured it all. the person rummaging through one mailbox to the other. colleen posted this video on the nextdoor app to alert neighbors and says this is not the first time this type of act happened had packages stolen from our was just an amazon box that was left out there. we had our garage broken into. >> late last year. >> and nothing was stolen because he was caught in the act by my husband and our 2 dogs in th

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >>well, today, starting clear gradually getting cloudier and then light showers arrive again this evening. this pattern of on and off showers that we saw last week and this weekend it's going continue for the week ahead of us. beautiful look at the golden gate bridge, which as of the start of the day have been nice and clear. but cloud cover gradually increasing. now, as we work our way towards the finish of the day are going to see more and more that cloud cover this afternoon. the potential of a couple of light sprinkles near the coast in the north bay and then further north in the bay area. also some light showers for the most of us rainfall doesn't really kick into gear until those overnight hours tonight when we will see widespread light showers, especially around midnight for the bulk of the bay area pushing through during a pre-dawn hours tomorrow. by the time the sun comes up, rainfall should exit the region. the rest of your day on tuesday, looking nice and dry on into wednes

gayle ong has more. >> there was a little monaco. think decided it was a great time easter weekend to lay down and have a baby dario and says she was on her way to pick up the mother goat and it's newborn. but sadly someone else decided they wanted that baby, too. we have woman on a security video just taking this poor little baby away from its >> yards in says the newborn went missing friday sometime after 10, 30 in the morning. the mother goat is part of the herd seen here on surveillance video working to clear dry brush off a ping wei in pinole yards in is the owner of goats r grazing contractor that helps with fire mitigation in the east bay area. the baby go vanished. the day was born your son says without the proper care, the chances of survival are very slim. mama coats have room. >> that is very significant. it's it's super critical for the babies to have that. >> the missing goat is described to be cream colored similar to its mother in this picture. please, please let this little goat family be reunited. part of me wants to

gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> gayle, thank you. the sacramento kings offering prayers to the victims and reassurance to fans earlier today tweeting they're hard, quote, goes out to all the families and anguish affected by this devastating act. when asked if tonight's game will still be played. the king's official twitter page said there would be a game preceded by a moment of silence for victims of last night's shooting warriors head coach steve kerr spoke on the shooting during his press conference today. >> not a whole lot. you can. you can do or we're all all crushed a today as we try to prepare for this game. so just devastating and i know we'll have a moment of silence before the game. i'll be honest. i think it's the right thing to do to have a moment of silence. but i'll be honest is probably the 9th are tense moment of silence that i will of experiences coaching the warriors when the losses are people who have died in in mass shootings. so i don't think moments of silence are going to do anything. >> stay up to date with th

gayle ong kron, 4 news >> we're really hoping that baby going to get home. yeah. situation taking a look now at our 4 zone forecast is in the live conditions out along the golden gate bridge tonight. it is very beautiful day for easter. >> but i know that we're going to be a little bit of rain as the week goes on for meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. back with us tonight. she's got the details. favorite recent pay their noland. and yeah, we're tracking clear skies out there, but we're going to notice that increase in cloud cover tomorrow with our next storm. set to write for those of you in the north bay as early as monday afternoon. but temperatures out there right now. >> widespread 50's and 60's currently 64 degrees in concord happening. they about 15 degrees cooler in the low 50's but just barely when tracker for getting a little bit of a stronger sea breeze keeping our coast and east bay shoreline about 5 to 10 degrees below average. but for east bay valleys right about where you should be for this time of year in the upper 60's. but overnight lows tonight, st

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> gayle, thank you very much. well, that team coverage for us tonight continuing here on kron 4. and we're joined by sacramento council member jeff harris to talk more about this mass shooting that unfolded early this morning. councilmember, thank you so much for joining us. >> yes, it's my pleasure. then to be here, pleased to see that your really got accurate information about what we know so far. absolutely. and and we wanted to and get some more information out of you. what what as well as the reaction of what happened there. obviously a tragic, heartbreaking day there in sacramento. but is there anything that that you've been lately about what happened there? >> well, nothing more specific than the facts that have been released by our our police chief cathy lester, u.s. far. i do know that casings have been recovered of various calibers and that's one way we know there were multiple guns used in. we assume then that there were multiple shooters. and as you mentioned, there was an altercation broke out. this l

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> turning now to our coverage of the war in ukraine. russian forces have resumed scattered attacks on kiev, western ukraine and beyond after warning that it planned to step up missile strikes in the capital. the strikes today were reminder that the whole country remains under threat. moscow says the renewed attacks targeted ukrainian military sites. but each day brings more civilian victims of a war that has shattered european security. firefighters and first responders and ukraine are receiving support in the south bay. >> that's right. today the san jose firefighters union held a fundraiser for their counterparts in ukraine as kron four's felecia call reports the money collected. it's going to help keep those first responders supplied while caring for people during the invasion. >> to me, this is a, you know, heroism. >> at its finest, marian lava was born and raised in ukraine. he moved to the states when he was 9 years old nd has served as a firefighter with the san jose fire department for 7 years. he says it means the world to him

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he's hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff breaking heard kron four's gayle ong has that story for us. >> he said he is sanchez joined alameda county sheriff's office as a technician in 1997 and moved up the ranks of deputy sheriff sergeant lieutenant captain and is currently division commander overseeing the santa rita jail in dublin. her next school county sheriff. i'm 25 year veteran. >> i'm the highest-ranking latina and the sheriff's office and i worked a variety of assignments. i worked almost every division. so i definitely know where to start on the improvements and i can hit the ground running. sanchez is hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern who was elected in 2006 sanchez held a meet and greet at the dirty bird lounge in downtown hayward saturday. among her supporters, fellow colleagues from the county sheriff's office has been my supervisor a couple of times and she's a great leader. i worked with her when i was a technician and then became a deputy and a i promoted to sergeant. might that meyer her throughout her career >> we worked some time together at police servi

the primary election is set for june 7th in hayward, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> san francisco supervisor matt haney is headed to sacramento and he's now assembly member elect for the 17th district after a special election earlier this week that state assembly seat was once held by david chiu. he is now city attorney as a district. 6 supervisor. >> haney represented the tenderloin. he's going to continue to serve that area, which does struggle with homelessness and illegal drug use. and he says these issues go far beyond one neighborhood and that's why he ran for the state assembly. >> we need state leadership, state resources, every city and county doing their part on this. you can't expect to solve homelessness or fentanyl epidemic in one neighborhood as hard as we're trying. so we need to have consequences for affective consequences for people were selling fentanyl. we need to stop the flow of these drugs into our state and into our communities. >> the state is expected to have a sizable budget surplus next year. some 23 billion dollars more than previously expected. haney believes tha

kron four's gayle ong has their story. on the first day. we're anticipating 80 students and 227. sure about. >> with the help of volunteers and co guns, father paul, though, kogan open this one room media for ukrainian refugee children. hogan, a former software engineer in the bay area went back to ukraine in 2010 to run an independent preschool and elementary school hogan fled ukraine with his teachers and staff after bombs began to fall and february near they found a romanian school that offered space for free school for these children. you know, there's really nowhere for them to go. >> and, you know, there. it kind of thing this new country alone, but their mothers and their fathers are, you know, back in ukraine and there, you know, staying in these refugee centers with cots matter. one, but apart from each other, the school opened on march 11. so far, 250 students are enrolled close to 400 on the waiting list. >> with the growing demand, anna, who lives in san francisco started a gofundme page that has raised more than $20,000. the money will cover teacher salaries and scho

and we're learning more about the victim kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> surveillance video shows a 66 year-old man getting hit by a van in oakland's chinatown. he died days later from his injuries. hopefully we can justice. also the family coach and the president of oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce says the victim is lou. >> who volunteered in the community? jan is helping the victims family find answers which i hope that's too. >> you know, finding you know, kissing all these pieces together and can find no one except happen. >> it was march 18th on allen street near h street around 06:30pm, moments before the crash. 2 people get out of the van to flag down 2 police vehicles. >> a minute later, lou could be seen rushing back to his truck to blue van pulls up behind him. then the van strikes. the man remains on the scene. first responders and police arrived shortly after the crash. chan describes what happened to be an isolated incident and wants the public to know volunteers and police are working to keep chinatown safe. are doing? >> a lot of work and the children

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> there are growing concerns over the lack of reporting of at-home test result. health experts say that's leading to an undercount of the true number of covid cases in the u.s. officials at the national institute of health and the association of public health laboratories say they're working with home test manufacturers and public health authorities to make reporting cases easier and more efficient with the lack of information. many experts say we could be missing surges in cases. another reason behind the latest surge in covid cases is the omicron ba 2 subvariant health officials say 86% of newly reported cases in the u.s. are due to be a 2 leaders of the california department of public health confirmed that sub variant also known as the stealth omicron is now the dominant strain in california. but specifics on the increase transmission statewide. is it clear that's because of an issue with the state's testing data. the department earlier this week was supposed to update its covid-19 testing data, including the statewide positivity rate. officials said the data

kron four's gayle ong has reaction from the neighborhood merchants association about the arrest there. >> on thursday, san francisco police announced the arrest of 3 teenage boys in connection to retail robberies in the city. the suspects ages 14, 15 16 are facing a number of charges that include robbery, burglary, grand theft and organized retail theft. police say the miners are connected to 3 sep%rate incidents this month at the gamestop in the city's mission district. roberto hernandez board of directors with the mission merchants association says businesses in the neighborhood have been targets of smash-and-grab he hope the arrest will be a lesson learned, work with them. >> to teach them about taking responsibilities for their action. hernandez says it's an opportunity to find the root cause of these crimes. why are they out there doing these things? and really, you know, counseling to be a good, you know, opportunity to to really dig deep into, you know, their situations. let's look at getting them jobs and put them to work and have them, you a tone what they've done and pay bac

. >> security video shows what appears to look like a woman holding the baby goat kron four's gayle ong has details on why it's a race against time to get this coat back. >> there was a little mom ago think decided it was a great time easter weekend to lay down and have a baby dario and says she was on her way to pick up the mother goat and it's newborn. but sadly someone else decided they wanted that baby, too. we have woman on a security video just taking this poor little baby away from its >> yards in says the newborn went missing friday sometime after 10, 30 in the morning. the mother goat is part of the herd seen here on surveillance video working to clear dry brush off a ping wei in pinole yards in is the owner of goats r grazing contractor that helps with fire mitigation in the east bay area. the baby go vanished. the day was born your son says without the prope care, the chances of survival are very slim. mama coats have room. >> that is very significant. it's it's super critical for the babies to have that. >> the missing goat is described to be cream colored similar to its mot

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> fremont police are looking for these 2 men on your screen there. they say that these 2 men burglarized a walmart in this happened on march 23rd at the walmart on calvary street near stevenson boulevard. police say the men started the fire in the automotive section. if you know anything about this case, please call police. and in oakland, the search is on for a gunman who police say shot someone on hillside street. it happened just before 7 last night. the victim is in the hospital and recovering this morning. you can expect to see more officers on patrol this weekend in oakland. the department says it's all in response to the recent crimes they've seen so far in the city. and they say that there's already been 33 homicides this year in oakland so far the additional officers will be focused on responding to violent crimes and stopping illegal sideshows. >> a masked gunman shot a 17 year-old girl in san francisco. it happened yesterday afternoon on keystone road. that's in the hunters point area. the girl was taken to a local hospital ng injuries. po

that's just one of many tactics to try and save water kron four's gayle ong has details on that. >> most of california is under severe to extreme drought conditions in the bay area as of march. 29th u.s. drought monitor data shows sonoma county under extreme and part of napa county in severe drought. in response to the ongoing drought conditions, the city of pleasanton one stage, 2 drought rate starting may 1st. that will add an extra charge of $0.65 per unit of water for single family residential customers for an average family in san francisco. family for that would amount to about. >> 14 extra dollars a month. catherine cushing is a professor of environmental studies at san jose state university. >> she says mandating drought rates as a way to keep the city's utility financially sustainable. we still need utilities to be financially viable. and i think for the city of pleasanton, they're worried about ballots saying the utilities need part or sent financial solvency. also with this week, more regional need to conserve water and we're getting to the end of the way the wet season in gen

kron four's gayle ong spoke with local leaders on the possible consequences of losing the money. >> the mayors of oakland and berkeley and other local leaders gathered outside could then hold friday, a college dorm in oakland transformed into affordable housing. the subject, homelessness. local leaders are calling on the state to keep funds so they can offer more services and shelter. if this funding does not continue after july first 2023, we are likely to see more than 1000 people sent back onto the streets of oakland. and that is just in oakland, the hopelessness, housing assistance program are happy is the state's flexible homeless funding. oakland mayor libby schaaf and other leaders are urging governor gavin newsom to set aside 3 billion dollars of the state's budget for flexible homeless funding over the next 3 years to create different types of innovations and homeless services that have been so much more successful. >> at getting people off of the streets into shelter and services and into permanent housing, state, federal, local government, the private sector, we all have to w

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> developing news this morning. police are looking for the gunman who shot a man in san jose. it happened on the 1300 block of 5 full avenue around 6 last night. police do not have any description of the shooter yet the victim suffered life-threatening injuries. we are expecting an update from san jose officers later today. a shooting left 2 people dead in oakland. it happened early saturday morning. officers responded to the scene on 77th avenue and found one person they're dead. this is video of the scene from the citizen app shortly after a second person was dropped off at a hospital where they also died. investigators believe that these 2 incidents are related. in the north bay. police continue their search for the gunman who killed a man in valais. whoa. the shooting happened near admiral callahan lane. police have not released the victim's name but say he was a 21 year-old man from oakland. anyone with information is asked to please get in touch with vallejo police. new developments in the sacramento mass shoo

kron four's gayle ong has details on the expected lawsuit. >> the lawsuit has yet to be filed against the owner of this home. but in the meantime, the city of sunnyvale is already working on new regulations to crack down on issues tied to short-term rentals. >> council authorized the city attorney to initiate a lawsuit against really related to the violations of the city. short-term rental ordinance. the vice mayor of sunnyvale thursday discussing a lawsuit the city plans to file against the embattled homeowner of an air bnb property involved in a fatal shooting last year. it was early august when an 18 year-old male was shot and killed during a party at the house on navarro drive. the city says the home listed on air bnb was never registered in sunnyvale as a short-term rental, a violation of city code. air bnb told kron 4 at the time the party was on authorized. no answer use home. when we arrive to ask questions, neighbors told kron 4 last year the home was rented out as an air bnb and managed by a relative. meantime, the city is hoping to strengthen. ordiance is tied to short-term

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and another shooting happened friday night in oakland. police say it left one person injured. it happened on hillside street. this is video from the scene. officers asking people to stay away from the area as the investigation continues. police say the victim of this shooting is now recovering in the hospital and we are working to get a description of the suspect from police. in hayward. police are searching for the person who shot and killed a man friday afternoon. it happened around jackson street and soto road, as you can see from the map there, investigators have not released any information on the victim or suspect. as of this hour. in the south face, a san jose police are investigating a shooting that killed a man early yesterday morning. it happened on meridian way and pedro street around 4.30. this is the city's 7th homicide of the year. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. multiple lawmakers in the capital are testing positive for covid-19. >> we'll explain what house officials know so far about this outbreak. ♪ at usaa we've

the students are also refugees who escaped the war kron four's gayle ong has the story. now. on the first day. >> we're anticipating 80 students and 227. sure about. >> with the help of volunteers and co guns, father paul, though, kogan open this one room media for ukrainian refugee children. hogan, a former software engineer in the bay area went back to ukraine in 2010 to run an independent preschool and elementary school hogan fled ukraine with his teachers and staff after bombs began to fall and february near they found a romanian school that offered space for free school for these children. you know, there's really nowhere for them to go. >> and, you know, there. it kind of thing this new country alone, but their mothers and their fathers are, you know, back in ukraine and there, you know, staying in these refugee centers with cots matter. one, but apart from each other, the school opened on march 11. so far, 250 students are enrolled close to 400 on the waiting list. >> with the growing demand, anna, who lives in san francisco started a gofundme page that has raised more

gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> meanwhile, an antioch, an atm machine was completely destroyed at a credit union after workers say someone tried to steal it. delta schools, federal credit union posted these pictures on facebook today. they say the attempted theft happened around 4 this morning. nothing was taken. but as you can see, the atm machine was ripped from the wall, destroying the front of that building. the damage has since been boarded up. we have reached out to antioch police, but no word yet on whether or not they're investigating this. >> closer to home, a family reunited tonight after police in utah found an autistic teen that had been missing for more than 2 years. >> a little bit older. but yeah. >> and was years? connor? jack was reported missing from his clear lake home in 2019 when he was just 16 years old. >> as well as family has been searching for him ever sense, studying unidentified persons posts and even checking more ck's. then last thursday, police in utah found 19 year-old teen sleeping outside of a store when they convinced him to get warm in the front seat of

kron on's gayle ong has more on what happened. >>surveillance video shows a 66 year-old man geting hit by a van in oakland's chinatown. he died days later from his injuries. hopefully we can see justice. also family coach and the president of oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce says the victim is lou. >>who volunteered in the community? jan is helping the victims family find answers. and we're trying out best to. >>you know, finding now, you know, piecing all these pieces together and can find what exactly happened. >>it was march 18th on allen street near h street around 06:30pm, moments before the crash. 2 people get out of the van to flag down 2 police vehicles. a minute later, lou could be seen rushing back to his truck. the blue van pulls up behind him. then the van strikes. the man remains on the scene. first responders and police arrived shortly after the crash. chan describes what happened to be an isolated incident and wants the public to know volunteers and police are working to keep chinatown safe doing. >>a lot of

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> the alameda community food bank is helping struggling families. this easter holiday as food prices continue to rise, it is getting harder for some to put food on the table. kron four's believe google has the details. >> families in oakland friday walked up and stood in line or made a pass and the drive 1000 hands donated by mail and safeway the easter meal distribution hosted by the alameda county community food bank and acts full gospel church. food bank spokesperson michael lopez says the distribution is or 3 days a week, but demand has sharply increased ahead of the holiday. a lot people now know about our services and know that they no longer have to maybe those really tough decision between having a healthy. no got some of >> reporting i'm going figure out how to meet rent increases. >> just as people felt life was normalizing returned to work school and a regular schedule has been upended by a year to year jump in inflation of 8 and a half percent to the cost of every basic goods from a tank of gas to has we've started to see more people ali

even here in california kron four's gayle ong has details. >> at least 56 marin county, 8 graders have tested positive for covid-19 after returning from a trip to washington, d.c., it's an annual tradition now was pause for 2 years due to the pandemic. the county's public health department has since issued health guidelines to all middle schools. all need to be thinking about. rask, but you might be taking and what you might in order to avoid the risk. superintendent mary jane burke says the trip was not planned by the school district. it was organized by a national agency did not name which schools were involved but says the district is taking extra safety precautions. we've families not to, for example, have students that kids overnight for a birthday party. and so on a given that the higher risk of some senate, 77 students from 2 county schools returns sunday. 22 tested positive before returning to school the next day as of tuesday, 56 have tested positive and have reported mild or no symptoms. no one was hospitalized and not seeing evidence. and brittany transmission county public

the primary election is set for june 7th in hayward, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> also in the east bay, a massive fentanyl bust in alameda county. the county narcotics task they've recovered more than 92 pounds of fentanyl during bus in oakland and hayward. this week detectives found a fentanyl manufacturing lab friday afternoon to illegal firearms were also found at this home. one person has been arrested. investigators are still looking for a second suspect in connection to that bust. >> bars in the bay area are seeing an increase in fentanyl. test strips and bathrooms. alison heller and dean shold, the founders of fen this is their way of helping keep people safe at bar. stay now provide dozens of test strips and education. 2 bars in the bay area. >> a lot like condoms for the aids crisis, turning them into holes into a bar after and really team the statement out of this kind of 4arm reduction and bring it to people who otherwise didn't know that they reduction. >> the founders say they began their efforts to help deal with the growing problem of tainted street drugs. those drugs are

the primary election is set for june 7th in hayward, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in walnut creek, a man is behind bars tonight accused of using a machete while trying to rob a target. police say the 31 year-old suspect angel rodriguez did not make it out of the store with anything, but he did try robbing the cash register and the stores electronic section on thursday when rodriguez failed, he took off running near the walnut creek, bart station. he was later arrested and taken to the martinez detention facility. >> and oakland, one person is in the hospital tonight after a car crashes into a residential building this morning. this is video of the scene that was posted to the citizen app. oakland police say that it happened around 1 o'clock this morning on macarthur boulevard, the driver of the car was taken to a nearby hospital. his name is not being released while officials try to get in touch with his family. investigators believe there was a passenger in the car who they believe ran from the scene. there's no word yet on what caused this crash or if drugs or alcohol played a factor.

and kron four's gayle ong is following up on that story. she will have more tonight at 9. >> the search continues for an 85 year-old man in oakland who has been missing ever since tuesday. search and rescue experts today took to the skies to find the man police try to find him who suffers from alzheimer's and dementia. our conference lead to call joined the search crew as they flew over the oakland hills. >> keep a chatter on the radio is pretty quiet unless you see something before taking flight a group of current and former search and rescue experts be briefed at his word executive airport in a couple medics here. the team organized by erik jones who founded the nonprofit sea valor hired by 85 eric cheika's family to fly over the oakland hills where it's believed alfonzo is lost. he spent 2 nights now hopefully safely all son michael joined the group in addition to the oakland police department's ground search the room, making several trips in the air throughout the day focusing funds, those neighborhood. the chabot is states near lake ch

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in oakland, police are looking for the driver responsible for hit and run involving a bicyclist that happened on thursday east to 15th street. a 38 year-old oakland man was riding his bike on 8th avenue. he was hit by a cadillac escalade. police say the cadillac ran a red light before hitting the cyclist and then took off before officers arrived. the victim is hospitalized with serious head injuries. anyone with information is being asked to call oakland police. >> an aerial search was conducted today for an 85 year-old man in oakland who has been missing now since tuesday, he suffers from alzheimer's and kron first fully to go joined the search crew as they flew over the oakland hills. >> keep a chatter on the radio is pretty quiet unless you see something before taking flight a group of current and former search and rescue experts be briefed at his word executive airport in a couple medics here. the team organized by erik jones who founded the nonprofit sea valor hired by 85 year-old alphonso era cheika's family to fly over the oakland hills where it's be

. >> kron four's gayle ong has more on why it's a race against time now to get that baby coat back. >> there was a little monaco. think decided it was a great time easter weekend to lay down and have a baby dario and says she was on her way to pick up the mother goat and it's newborn. but sadly someone else decided they wanted that baby, too. we have woman on a security video just taking this poor little baby away from its mamba. >> yards in says the newborn went missing friday sometime after 10, 30 in the morning. the mother goat is part of the herd seen here on surveillance video working to clear dry brush off a ping wei in pinole yards in is the owner of goats r grazing contractor that helps with fire mitigation in the east bay area. the baby go vanished. the day was born your son says without the proper care, the chances of survival are very slim. mama coats have room. >> that is very significant. it's it's super critical for the babies to have that. >> the missing goat is described to be cream colored similar to its mother in this picture. please, please let this little goat fami

kron four's gayle ong. talk with that by standard and has the story. >> employees are like asking them leave even the cave. it has seen video like this before. people shopping in san francisco, stores. but this was the first time you see me at in-person at a cvs pill, too. it's fairly calm. situational like the employees. the other employee was just checking someone out. >> when the customers were just standing there in line like. a foot away from this person, this case that started recording on his cell phone. he says it happened thursday just before 2.45. in the afternoon are just backed up a little bit a little through got to leave. going to be over he's over there taking batteries and taking his time, deciding what drink to and then just walking >> as for the employees, staying calm, experts say many retailers have a no change policy that instruct employees to not attempt to stop a shoplifter. it's not uncommon to see people stealing. many of the acts have been caught on camera and some of the thieves h

. >> kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> what they did was they jimmy and open the mail boxes with a look like sort of screwdriver, colleen, who does not want to share her last name. so the mailboxes at her russian hill home in san francisco was burglarized sometime in the overnight hours. last week, our neighbor had gone walk her dog 11 o'clock at night and the mailboxes were closed at the time. she walked the dog in the morning. there opens home surveillance, captured it all. the person rummaging through one mailbox to the other. colleen posted this video on the nextdoor app to alert neighbors and says this is not the first time this type of act happened had packages stolen from our was just an amazon box that was left out there. we had our garage broken into. >> late last year. >> and nothing was stolen because he was caught in the act by my husband and our 2 dogs in this case calling says her neighbors mail was stolen. no word on what mail they got away with. just feels like san francisco's got got a little bit out of control lately. and i we just i just want to see it get bett

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >>the biden administration is ordering a government-wide effort to conduct research and execute a plan that would detect and treat long covid long covid refers to those lingering symptoms of covid that can last for weeks, months or years. health and human services secretary javier becerra says president biden instructed his department to step up a national action plan. >>one covid israel will continue to assess and highlight the long-term effects of covid-19 on our hardest hit and highest risk communities and make sure they receive the support they need. >>the government wide response to long covid will focus on 3 main goals, improving care services and support enhancing education and outreach among the public, private and medical communities and advancing research. and that the doctor has pleaded guilty to selling fake covid-19 vaccine cards to at least 200 people. federal prosecutors say juli mazi admitted to selling those fake car. she is scheduled to be sentenced in july. the just

kron four's gayle ong is following up on this story. should have more coming up at the top of the next hour. >> a live look outside at coit tower in san francisco on this thursday night. >> lawrence is happy that it's been raining. yeah, we we may not see something like this again to locked over. i mean, seriously, we're just about to head that big dry spell during the summer months. and it's going to get out there. we're going to see those hot temperatures returning again. so enjoying every bit of it that we can and what a beautiful shot to kill us. clouds hanging out over the bay right now, few clouds up above that. we've got more scattered showbrs popping up around the bay area right now in this storm system generates a big time waves up toward the beaches, some 14 to some 18 footers that will continue until saturday. so be careful. stay away from the rocks on friday into saturday morning. storm clouds rolling through a numerous lightning strikes. of those is popping up through much of the central part of the state and then we're soe

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> now to the latest out of south carolina where 10 people were shot at a mall in columbia. 2 others injured while trying to escape of those shot. 2 of them are in critical condition. no one has died following this shooting. the youngest victim is 15 years old. the oldest 73 police say 3 people seen with guns have been detained. investigators say it appears they know they knew each other and we're not targeting the public at random. >> what we know is at least 3 people were seen with firearms inside the mall. and at least one person fired a weapon and they were some type of conflict that occurred that resulted in gunfire. this was not a situation where we had some random person show up at the malta, you know, discharge a farm in this, you know, injure people. >> the shooting is the latest in a rash of shootings at or near malls across the country on tuesday, a southern california shoe store owner mistakenly shot a 9 year-old girl while firing at 2 shoplifters at the mall of victor valley. closer to home 6 people were killed and 12 others wounded in sacramento ju

and a lot of the students are refugees who have also escape the war kron four's gayle ong has their story. on the first day. we're anticipating 80 students and 227. sure about. >> with the help of volunteers and a co guns, father palmdale kogan opened this one room media for ukrainian refugee children. hogan, a former software engineer in the bay area went back to ukraine in 2010 to run an independent preschool and elementary school cogan fled ukraine with his teachers and staff after bombs began to fall and february near they found a romanian school that offered space for free school for these children. you know, there's really nowhere for them to >> and, you know, there. they're kind of in this new country alone. but their mothers and their fathers are, you know, back in ukraine and there, you know, staying in these refugee centers with cots matter. one, but apart from each other, the school opened on march 11. so far, 250 students are enrolled close to 400 on the waiting list. >> with the growing demand, anna, who lives in san francisco started a gofundme page that has raised more than

kron four's gayle ong spoke to his long-time partner. >> it's a wonderful guy and it's just everybody's friend. there's no reason for this absolutely senseless. meredith, we're identified. the man killed in a shooting in oakland wednesday night as 33 year-old devin stanford. >> her partner of 5 years more than anything is >> and you just an amazing 9, jerry, very loving, very loyal. he would do anything for his friends. he didn't do anything to help. strangers left heartbroken and mourning his death. >> weir says stanford was a stepfather brought his dixon and leaves behind a young daughter. we set a whole right. i don't even know. longtime friend marie king says stanford who is originally from texas loved music and fashion. he was just so energetic and you can just, you know, feel the energy coming from him. and he helped everybody and love everybody. >> he had no enemies. he was such a wonderful person. >> around 09:00pm wednesday night, oakland police responded to a shooting on the 1200 block of lakeshore avenue near lake merritt. police believe the victim was shot and robbed. he was

kron four's gayle ong takes a closer look at what happened. >> there was a little monaco. think decided it was a great time easter weekend to lay down and have a baby dario and says she was on her way to pick up the mother goat and it's newborn. but sadly someone else decided they wanted that baby, too. we have woman on a security video just taking this poor little baby away from its >> yards in says the newborn went missing friday sometime after 10, 30 in the morning. the mother goat is part of the herd seen here on surveillance video working to clear dry brush off a ping wei in pinole yards in is the owner of goats r grazing contractor that helps with fire mitigation in the east bay area. the baby go vanished. the day was born your son says without the proper care, the chances of survival are very slim. mama coats have room. >> that is very significant. it's it's super critical for the babies to have that. >> the missing goat is described to be cream colored similar to its mother in this picture. please, please let this little goat family be reunited. part me wants to be

the primary election is set for june 7th in hayward, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> the san francisco supervisor matt haney is headed to sacramento and he's now assembly member elect for district 17 after a special election happened earlier this week. the state assembly seat was once held by david chiu who is now city as a district. 6 supervisor haney represented the tenderloin. >> he's going to continue to serve that area which struggles with homelessness and illegal drug use. haney says these issues, though, go far beyond one neighborhood and that's why he ran for the state assembly. >> we need state leadership, state resources, every city and county doing their part on this. you can't expect to solve homelessness or fentanyl epidemic in one neighborhood as hard as we're trying. so we need to have consequences for affective consequences for people were selling fentanyl. we need to stop the flow of these drugs into our state and into our communities. >> the state's expected to have a sizable budget surplus next year. some 23 billion dollars more than previously expected. haney believes that mon

kron four's gayle ong has their story. the first day. >> we're anticipating 80 students and 227 ship that. >> with the help of volunteers and a co guns, father palmdale kogan opened this one room media for ukrainian refugee children. hogan, a former software engineer in the bay area went back to ukraine in 2010 to run an independent preschool and elementary school cogan fled ukraine with his teachers and staff after bombs began to fall and february near they found a romanian school that offered space for free school for these children. you know, there's really nowhere for them to >> and, you know, there. they're kind of in this new country alone. but their mothers and their fathers are, you know, back in ukraine and there, you know, staying in these refugee centers with cots matter. one, but apart from each other, the school opened on march 11. so far, 250 students are enrolled close to 400 on the waiting list. >> with the growing demand, anna, who lives in san francisco started a gofundme page that has raised more than $2

gayle ong explains what happened. >> surveillance video shows a 66 year-old man getting hit by a van in oakland's chinatown. he died days later from his injuries. hopefully we can see justice. also the family coach and the president of oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce says the victim is loon who volunteered in the community. jan is helping the victims family find answers which i hope that's too. >> you know, finding you know, kissing all these pieces together and then in what exactly happened. >> it was march 18th on allen street near h street around 06:30pm, moments before the crash. 2 peo le get out of the van to flag down 2 police vehicles. >> a minute later, lou could be seen rushing back to his truck. the groove and pulls up behind him. then the van strikes. the man remains on the scene. first responders and police arrived shortly after the crash. chan describes what happened to be an isolated incident and wants the public to know volunteers and police are working to keep chinatown safe. are doing? >> a lot of work and that holding with we're trying out best in community.

ong kron. 4 news. >> the last snow survey of the season is survey says. >> not much snow. you can see there's the 4th seasonal survey at phillips station. this confirms a dry here overall. april 1st is usually when the snow pack is its deepest. but the survey found the statewide snowpack likely pete early last march in the sierra. so pack peaked in january. the latest snow melt forecast was only 44% of average. >> that in mind, let's get a look at our forecast now with the chief meteorologist lawrence, for, you know, we look forward to summer because it's cold time of year. yeah. and now it's you do it with a certain amount of dread. we you're talking about fires and other kinds issues just because it's been so dry. this probably the worst drought that we've seen least last 3 years and probably the 70's, the mid 70's. >> if you around back then, remember, we had a major drought there, too. so, yeah, we started out just tremendous amounts of snow. a 10200% of normal through december. and then all of a sudden everything went quiet. so now the snow has melted. we have gathere

kron four's gayle ong has details. >> the mayors of oakland and berkeley and other local leaders gathered outside clifton hall friday, a college dorm in oakland transformed into affordable housing. the subject homelessness. local leaders are calling on the state to keep funds so they can offer more services and shelter. if this funding does not continue after july first 2023, we are likely to see more than 1000 people sent back onto the streets of oakland. and that is just in oakland, the hopelessness, housing assistance program are happy is the state's flexible homeless funding. oakland mayor libby schaaf and other leaders are urging governor gavin newsom to set aside 3 billion dollars of the state's budget for flexible homeless funding over the next 3 years to create different types of innovations and homeless services that have been so much more successful. >> at getting people off of the streets into shelter and services and into permanent housing, state, federal, local government, the private sector, we all have to work together to address this crisis. berkeley mayor jesse, again sup

kron four's gayle ong has details on the expected lawsuit. >> the lawsuit has yet to be filed against the owner of this home. but in the meantime, the city of sunnyvale is already working on new regulations to crack down on issues tied to short-term rentals. >> council authorized the city attorney to initiate a lawsuit against really related to the violations of the city. short-term rental ordinance. the vice mayor of sunnyvale thursday discussing a lawsuit the city plans to file against the embattled homeowner of an air bnb property involved in a fatal shooting last year. it was early august when an 18 year-old male was shot and killed during a party at the rouse on navarro drive. the city says the home listed on air bnb was never registered in sunnyvale as a short-term rental, a violation of city code. air bnb told kron 4 at the time the party was on authorized. no answer and zoos home. when we arrive to ask questions, neighbors told kron 4 last year the home was rented out as an air bnb and managed by relative. meantime, the city is hoping to strengthen ordinances tied to short-ter

so gayle ong has more on that. let's >> get to it. >> there was a little monaco. think decided it was a great time easter weekend to lay down and have a baby dario and says she was on her way to pick up the mother goat and it's newborn. but sadly someone else decided they wanted that baby, too. we have woman on a security video just taking this poor little baby away from its >> yards in says the newborn went missing friday sometime after 10, 30 in the morning. the mother goat is part of the herd seen here on surveillince video working to clear dry brush off a ping wei in pinole yards in is the owner of goats r grazing contractor that helps with fire mitigation in the east bay area. the baby go vanished. the day was born your son says without the proper care, the chances of survival are very slim. mama coats have room. >> that is very significant. it's it's super critical for the babies to have that. >> the missing goat is described to be cream colored similar to its mother in this picture. please, please let this little goat family be reunited. part of me wants to

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> tonight, one person is recovering after a shooting in oakland. it took place on hillside street right before 7 o'clock last night. and this is video from the scene. police say the victim is now in stable condition, but we do not have any information from police on a suspect so far. and hayward police say a man was shot and killed in the area of jackson street and so road on friday. investigators have not released any information on the victim or a suspect, but anyone who may have information is asked to call police. in the south bay. san jose. police are investigating a shooting that killed a man earlier this morning. it happened on meridian way and pedro street around 4.30, in the morning. this now marks the city's 7th homicide of the year. no details on a suspect or victim here. and san jose say police have arrested a man they say is responsible, though, for the city's 6th hoeicide of the year. investigators say a meal mirador shot and killed a man on march 27th near a view to at via romero. the victim died yesterday. the same day the police ar

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gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> it's a 36. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, how steph curry do and we saw the practice will be at the first postseason game this saturday. coach kerr will give a speech. >> and gray out there still on the lighter side, as far as rainfall goes, really just a few sprinkles for the most part for the bay. but rain picks up later this morning into afternoon. if you are planning on getting out there, do so with the rain jackets, keeping you updated in your forecast. >> yeah, that lighter rain. but you still need to know what we're seeing. some slower spots that will have a look at your updated drive times in a few minutes. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can contin