>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10, 3 people have been charged in the shooting death of kron. 4 security guard. kevin nishita, thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news tonight at 10. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the shooter was shot the day before thanksgiving while on assignment with the kron. 4 reporter in oakland kron four's jonathan mccall is here with the details on what we're learning about the suspects. johnson for months next week will be with exactly when this all went down. and you know what? for so many folks, including us who have been waiting for answers. >> obviously, the family of kevin nishita also waiting for answers and justice as well.

here's what we do know about that incident so far tonight, investigators in less than 24 hours with oakland, police are expected to release details of exactly the 3 suspects who they say are now responsible for kevin issued his death. 2 of those suspects we have learned are in custody. a 3rd still remains on the run tonight. it was nearly 4 months ago when kevin the shooter was shot while on assignment with the kron. 4 news reporter out in oakland that reporter covering a smash-and-grab theft on 14th street when he was shot. investigators say this was likely an attempted robbery to steal that reporters equipment as we all know, this white acura tl four-door car quickly became the center of this investigation. authorities combing every part of the bay area looking for including san o police who are also looking for and connected to a robbery. just days before kevin was shot in the presidio as well. he's also something else we learned oakland police after after that car was

found, oakland police announced the arrest of 2 of those suspects. they were being held in custody for unrelated charges connected to kevin's death. but earlier this week we learned that the alameda county district attorney's office actually filed murder charges against those 3 suspects. as we mentioned, 2 of them are currently in custody. a 3rd one person is still on the run tonight. and kevin issue to work for a number of law enforcement agencies in the bay area, including a coma. hayward in san jose and just last week, his wife was presented an award from the radio and television digital directors association with regards to his bravery for what he did in defending our reporter here and kron. 4 news. we are expected once again learn all of those details during a live news conference with oakland police chief leronne armstrong. tomorrow afternoon at one 30, we will bring it all to you live on the kron on app live tonight. jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. thank you, at 10 tonight, vallejo police are

investigating a shooting that killed a man. want to show you some video of the scene on mark avenue and sawyer street in vallejo. police say the shooting happened about 5.10 this evening. >> authorities have not provided any more details. but video does show vehicle that was apparently involved and there's a heavy police presence along with solano county sheriff's deputies also responding. authorities are asking anyone who has any information on this shooting in vallejo to give them a call. wgn has been charged with in connection to a deadly armed robbery at a convenience store in benicia. you may recall this happened at rose market on columbus parkway. police say the 21 year-old suspect shot and killed store owner behind are saying during the robbery. police say the suspect was also wanted for several other burglaries and robberies in the benicia area. >> san francisco police say they have made arrests in a robbery that happened last thursday. and one of the suspects is 16 years old. the

other 3 are 18 years old. police say the incident happened on howard street right after 10, 6.30, on thursday night. a female victim says she was suddenly grabbed and thrown to the ground by a man while she was standing on the sidewalk. the suspect violently ripped her purse from her hands during the investigation, officers found the suspect's car on golden gate avenue and located 4 suspects. one of them was released at the scene. the other 3, including the 16 now behind bars facing robbery related charges. >> oakland police say 2 of the suspects are currently in custody. a 3rd suspect is currently on the run. kron four's way to confirm the names of the suspects. but we are expected to learn more details in a news conference tomorrow afternoon. move on. we have a prompter situation. here we go. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and in just 12 weeks, the

future of san francisco district chase, a dean's job will be decided as voters choose whether or not to recall him from office. a new poll commissioned by those in favor of the recall shows it. there is overwhelming support to get him out of office. kron four's dan kerman reports in 12 weeks. voters will decide whether or not san francisco district attorney be dean. >> should be tossed out of office. now, a new poll commissioned by those who want to recall the dean finds if the election were held today, 68% would vote yes on the recall. and franciscans clearly have a strong opinion about how they feel about him. with bernstein is president of amc research, which was hired by backers of the recall to conduct the poll. >> this structure this poll, we make sure that we are truly getting independent result. there's no benefit to the campaign of not getting good results. the survey of 800 likely voters found 73% somewhat or strongly disagreed with the statement, dean is keeping san francisco safe.

69% somewhat or strongly disagree. the dean does what is best for the community. 51% somewhat or strongly disagreed. bidding is honest and trustworthy. and 61% somewhat or strongly agreed to. dean is responsible for rising crime rates in san francisco. >> they're not just very upset about these more kind of abstract esoteric policy issues. they're very upset about whether or not they're safe. they're very upset about the things that really motivates people to vote for or against people, which is how is this administration affecting my daily life? jessica levinson teaches election in constitutional law at loyola law school. >> she says if the poll is accurate, dean has an uphill battle ahead and it may be impossible to reverse those numbers. i don't know that he has time to reverse and in part because it seems like what people are upset about is partly that he is actually

delivering on campaign promises. and this is part of what happens when you deliver on those promises. >> and so i'm not sure he wants to change course. i'm not sure that he wants to say maybe we went too far too fast. the recall election takes place in the same day as the california primary june 7th. >> a simple majority is all that's needed for the recall to be a success. >> if it is the mayor will appoint a new district attorney to finish out the term. in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> a new report claims the san francisco's to spend more and get less from their police department. then most a major california cities. that's according to the center on juvenile and criminal justice. it says that the department's budget was close to 703 million dollars. but the number of arrests and crimes solved are trending down. >> is there is little to no definitive data that more cops equal less crime and and actually, if you look at the

communities with the most police pay, which mostly urban areas, that's where crime about, right. so we're investing in the wrong things. >> the san francisco police department calls the report purely political say that is homicide clearance rate is above average. a big announcement for california residents all struggling with sky-high gas prices. everyone is trying to save, however they can. our quad copter here. you can capture this long line of vehicles at the costco in rohnert park in sonoma county. tomorrow morning, democratic lawmakers are set to announce a $400 gas rebate proposal. this would apply to every single california taxpayer. even if you don't have a car. lawmakers say their rebate would use 9 billion dollars from the state's budget surplus, which will be more than 45 billion dollars. state republicans have been pushing to suspend the state's gas tax. democrats say the rebate is a better approach because suspending the gas tax doesn't guarantee that oil companies will pass on the savings to customers.

oil prices are decreasing. gasoline prices should to the price per gallon is going down. but very slowly, especially when compared to its rapid rise in just the past few weeks and crude oil prices have plunged nearly 30% in just the past 10 days. major event on capitol hill today, congress heard a heartfelt plea from ukrainian president zelensky today. >> for more military aid to try to stop the russian invasion and president biden says the united states will deliver on that help. reporter kelli meyer has the story. >> in a passionate plea i call on you to do more. ukrainian president zelensky asking the u.s. for more help in its fight against russia right now, the destiny of our country. is being decided linskey speaking virtually from an undisclosed location

in his war country, appealing directly to congress, asking them to close the skies over ukraine. russia has turned they train and sky into a source of death. thousands of people. a no fly zone is a no-go for the biden administration during this will put americans and russians in direct conflict escalating this into a world war. linskey offering other options like requesting more anti tank and air defense systems calling on all u.s. companies to leave russia and pushing for harsher sanctions against moscow speaking directly to president biden to take action today. it's not enough to be the leader of the nation. >> they take to be leader, all the walls being the although all means to be the leader of base. president biden on defense, working to assure the u.s. and allies are answering zelensky is call the world is united in our support for ukraine and our determination.

>> make putin pay a very heavy price. the president says his administration started helping ukraine even before the war began. and today signing an additional 800 million in security assistance, bringing the total to 2 billion in aid. so far. today's help includes 800 stinger missiles. 2000 javelin missiles, 100 drones, 7,000 smaller weapons machine guns, pistols, rifles, with over 20 million rounds of ammunition. biden says more could be coming. let there be no doubt know. and certainly no question. america stands with the forces freedom missing from the list of the make. 29 fighter jets, poland offered to send ukraine by way of a u.s. air base in germany. the president dodging a question from a reporter on that >> that was kellie meyer reporting and to get the latest updates on the war in ukraine, you can go to kron 4

dot com tissues, your mobile device to scan the qr code. this on your screen and you will be directed to our website now to the 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look over downtown san francisco. a lot of blue out there. but tomorrow a lot of those be lit up green chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has the saint patrick's day forecast and is claiming to see some rain. yeah, we might see a little of that that we could use some of the makes more green around the bay area. may just get to do. >> the system coming on shore, not a real strong one is going fall apart. in fact. >> you can see him very well here, but there's some high clouds out there in the distance. couple patches of fog moving in along the coastline, kind of a quiet night. after was a gorgeous day today. these temperatures a very spring-like outside 70 degrees in san jose. 72 in livermore unconquered. it was 70 degrees in santa rosa. 60 degrees in san francisco. 64 in oakland. all right. here we go. we've got a nice day today. you have plenty of sunshine all day long. and then as we headed toward the evening, you may have noticed if you look outside a few high clouds begin to creep in along

the shoreline. otherwise, right now, it's pretty quiet out there. still on shore breeze out toward the coast. we may see a couple patches of fog forming out toward the beaches and that will be about it. otherwise staying partly cloudy to mostly clear inland the exceptional be some high clouds from the sky. this is your next storm system sitting off the coastline. and on the backside of that, you get a little swirl here in the atmosphere. that's a little low trying to develop on the backside there. that's going to get close up the coastline tomorrow and not going to be much. but there's a slight chance we could see a couple of scattered showers. i'm hoping for a couple rainbows out there on saint patrick's day. temperatures are running in the 50's now in san jose. it is 53 in livermore. 56 in concord. 48 degrees getting cool now in nevada. 46 in petaluma and 49 degrees in santa rosa. the frontal system that's approaching a kind of split up are part of that system is going to head to the north. we're going to see that area of low pressure move kind of off the coastline. we may just see a little wrap around moisture moving up into the bay area, bring at least a slight chance of a couple of scattered showers. not going to be much, but there's a better chance behind that. i think as we get the weekend,

this models pretty bullish on our chances of some rainfall. you watch the clouds move in overnight tonight and it's tomorrow morning. and there you go. it starts to pick up. it's a very light showers possibly moving through about the middle of the day popping up around the bay area. keep your fingers crossed for that. after that, that moves out of town with clear skies by tomorrow evening. our skies looking pretty good temperatures around the state to find 70's up and down the san joaquin about 77, los angeles and about 61 degrees in the monterey bay. overnight. lows will be a little bit cool tonight, 30's and some 40's by day tomorrow. yeah, we're looking at a decent day ahead as will see a lot of clouds throughout the middle of the day. temperatures running up still above average in many spots. the storms coming out of the west. so it's a rather mild system about 68 degrees in san jose. 69 degrees little more and about 68 degrees in napa. >> all right. thank you, lawrence. well, 2 years ago today, life basically came to a halt. that's when the bay area went into lockdown

because of covid. it was march 16th 2021, san francisco and 5 other bay area counties called for shelter in place orders which began on the 17th saint patrick's day. there are limits on gatherings on schools and jobs went virtual travel numbers plummeted and the term social disses distancing became a part of our vocabulary, bay area, restaurants and bars. they were told to temporarily shut down right before saint patrick's day. celebration for gayle ong was at one of those bars and nevado with how it is now preparing for the celebration tomorrow. >> here at moylan is brewery in nevado. things are slowly inching back to normal after operating with limited staff in shortened hours since the pandemic. it's quiet now but come saint patrick's day. it is expected to be a full house and the restaurant manager says it is something they've been looking forward to over the last 2 years. so excited. we can't wait to have all of our regulars back and all the people that come in to party

with us. it's the biggest party of the year and the best corned beef and corned beef. reuben. we were there for the last saint patrick's day celebration in 2019. >> since then, the staff had to adjust to working under health orders, health wise. i mean, obviously we're all. >> on top of everything, everything is cleaned and sanitized in march of 2020 moraine county, along with other bay area counties impose the first stay at home orders one day before the holiday festivities. i think that nobody knew what to expect 2 years ago, san francisco health officer doctor susan philip says health orders have changed due to high vaccination rates and fewer covid-19 cases. she cautions people should still wear masks indoors, but he's comfortable with people making their own decisions. individual people have different levels of comfort. they know their own situation in terms of how they know who they're living with at home. and so we really want to empower people to make those decisions, you know, for themselves back oil. it's the decorations are back up as a

staff gears up for one of the busiest days of the year and with orders easing in marin county. >> manager melissa schwartz says some things no longer required at the restaurant masks and proof of vaccination. all the people are so happy to not have masks here all day is it's so nice to see faces again. >> be able to have contact and it just feel so good to be back. >> in novato gayle ong kron, 4 news >> the pub in berkeley is getting ready to celebrate saint patrick's day with a grand reopening of the starry plow and the pub rather close. it's been an east bay staple for 49 years, but it's been closed for the past 2 years because of the pandemic. but manager sean, the a night says that the community has helped raise more than $65,000 to cover unexpected unexpected costs. and that paved the way for tomorrow's reopening with traditional irish food such as shepherd's pie, corned beef and cabbage. >> day is working here. people come in the door. so you guys

opening. we miss you so it's a lot of love for the plow to say the least. and i'm happy to keep keep the traditions alive. >> after the celebration of the pub will close again until april 3rd. so it can hire more staff. >> a new report finds that gen z those people born between 1997 2012 have been moving back to big cities with san francisco at the top of the list. real estate listing from rent cafe found that the volume of rental applications by gen z. >> climbs 21% over the past year while applications from all other generations declined. according to the report, gen z is specifically targeting 2 bay area cities on first joins us live from the city where you might see some more young professionals moving to taylor. well, according to rent cafe, san francisco is the hottest city when it comes to the most gen z rental applications. meanwhile, san jose also made

the top 10 list coming in at number 7. >> it may be puzzling after hearing news about people leaving san francisco throughout the pandemic. but according to a new report, one group has made a comeback more than others. real estate listing from rent cafe from the generation z those born between 1997 in 2012 applied for more rentals in san francisco last year than any other city in the country. the report found that the volume of rental applications for all other generations fell while broker rentals in sf. jackie, tom is experiencing a recent increase in inquiries over the past we've notice that we're getting a lot of calls, people wanting short term rentals, people wanting to move in in the summertime june july time frame. tom says she didn't see the significantly high demand cited in the report according to rent cafe, san francisco saw a 101% surge of gen z rental applications between

2020 2021. meanwhile, gen z rental applications rose by 21% across the country in the same year when the pandemic hit, we're still getting >> working professionals that were people taking advantage of the low rents and >> upgrading. but >> i can't say that we have felt the huge. >> i'm out of. this generation coming in. if that trend continues, tom says it would help fill many of the vacancies that still exist. >> but she doesn't expect to rent to spike to prepandemic levels anytime soon. now that companies are opening and requiring people to come into that. >> the it's starting to have an impact our market. i'm not saying that rents have come up to pre-covid some of the

higher in the stings are it's a good sign that we're getting these inquiries and people. >> despite some of the changes in san francisco are wanting to come back. >> now when it comes to rent prices in the city apartment. list's latest report shows that through february 2022. in san francisco rent increased 0.8% month-over-month compared to a 0.6% decrease nationwide. for now live in san francisco. taylor bisacky kron, 4 news. taylor, thank you. >> officials in san mateo county have an ambitious goal to how's everyone experiencing homelessness by the end of the year. for now, the county has purchased the 3 hotels to in redwood city, one in half moon bay. they can provide rooms to about 230 people. the last homeless census in 2019 reported more than 1500 people are experiencing homelessness in san mateo county and the

county manager told us that number could have grown during the pandemic. >> ali is having a place for every person. there a roof over their head in san mateo county. and then that's where we're and endeavoring to do here. >> the county manager also said the county is using federal money from the cares act to buy the 3 hotels, the plans, but 2 more by the end of the year. and a brand new navigation center with permanent housing. coming up, just like prices of gasoline, groceries and everything else. a federal interest rate is also going up with the federal reserve's action means for your budget. >> plus, a very expensive bottle of cognac gets returned. days after a woman was caught on camera, stealing it from behind the bar. the restaurant owner shares how he got it back. what's next for that woman caught in the video and a significant blow to the oakland a's ballpark project. oakland a's ballpark project. details of a key vote today. and now most admired alum!

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>> richmond police put out an alert for a missing teenager and her baby. police say 16 year-old kenya cabrera, delgado anderson, edgar were last seen at their home in richmond on sunday. investigators say was gone after she recently learned that her family would be relocating to another state. her family says she was upset at that decision. police are asking anyone who has any information on this case to give them a call enrichment.

an advisory panel has dealt a significant blow to the oakland a's chances of building a new waterfront ballpark by a vote of 5 to 4 with one abstention. the seaport planning advisory committee is recommending that howard terminal in oakland be maintained for port use only rather than allowing a baseball stadium to be built there. that recommendation now goes to the san francisco bay conservation and development commission. that's a state agency which will ultimately have the final say in whether or not the ball park is built. the commission is expected to have a vote on june 2nd a's president dave campbell has said that if the team can get a stadium at howard terminal in oakland, they will leave oakland. >> next on kron, 4 news at 10, deadly crash in texas. what we're learning about the tragedy that killed 9 people including 6 college students. plus how bart is stepping up efforts to keep its riders safe from covid and from crime. and the federal reserve announces its first interest rate hike in more than 3

years. what it means for your budget. >> and lo green out there are quite hour tonight. get ready for saint patrick's day. could see a little green on the radar to will tal

>> the f o m c raised its policy interest rate by one quarter percentage point. >> high-risk effort today by the federal reserve to try to tame the worst inflation since the early 1980's. it raised

its benchmark short-term interest rate and signaled up to 6 additional rate hikes this year. the move comes as the country is exiting. the pandemic while facing economic worries over among other things, russia's invasion of ukraine. absolutely. kron 4 dan thorn talked with a local economist about what the rate increase could mean for your wallet. >> interest rates are going up one quarter percentage point as prices have increased at their fastest pace in decades. it's the first time the rates have gone up since 2018 and it might not be the final hike this year. the what to do it. >> inflation, is the level that they have to put the brakes on the doctor dan geller is a behavioral economist. he says the increase in interest rates means people in businesses will have to pay more for things like car loans, mortgages and credit balances. >> the initial rate increase might not hurt at first. but for those seeking a loan doctor, geller suggests acting

fast. if you're planning on getting a mold. along. >> wait. >> rates will go up. it would also be smart right now to pay down any credit card debt. the federal reserve projects more hikes this year as inflation lingers. we understand that high inflation and pose a significant hardship, especially on those least able to meet the higher coits of essentials like food, housing and transportation doctor geller says inflation is the number one enemy of the economy. and this increase is not designed to hurt anyone. one silver lining savers have a much better outlook as high yielding savings accounts and certificates of deposits may raise payouts. reporting in pleasant hill. dan thorn kron. 4 news happening now. san francisco teachers are getting ready to go to bed at the school district headquarters for the for a 3rd night in a row. >> they are holding asleep in a protest to hundreds of teachers who aren't getting their paychecks. an issue with

the new payroll system has led to months of teachers being. underpaid or not paid at all. the district superintendent says right now only 59 outstanding payments remain and he hopes to have all of those issues resolved by friday. union leaders say the teachers will stay at the district headquarters until they been paid. teachers in the mount diablo education association voted in favor of going on strike. the group that represents educators in the mount diablo unified district held that vote today. the vote comes after more than a year of negotiations over a new contract between the union and the school district. union leaders will now decide if they will move forward with a strike. the association's president says the earliest a strike would begin is monday march. 28 in the south bay, san jose city leaders targeting 17 streets to try and prevent pedestrian deaths. the city currently is averaging about one pedestrian death. >> every week mayor sam liccardo says that they have

identified 17 card ours where most of these accident happened, especially at night. so the city wants to improve lighting by installing brighter, led lights and even add law enforcement. the city has about 6 million dollars in the budget to make these changes. the mayor says a lot of that money can be used for smaller things, such as changing the paintings games at intersections and putting in plastic barriers to help pedestrians navigate the intersections of safely. >> almost 3 quarters of the pedestrian deaths in the city are happening over the last couple years from pedestrians who are walking outside the crosswalk. so focusing our efforts on changing that behavior, whether signage through lights, 2 median barriers to encourage pedestrians to use crosswalks will literally save lives. >> san jose is also considering a voluntary program that will allow smartphone users to use an app to track their driving habits. the criminal trial for x

terra. no. sunny balwani has been delayed yet again. this time due to a juror being exposed to covid along walked into the san jose courtroom this morning for what was supposed to be day one of his federal trial. but it got delayed for the second time this week. one is the ex-boyfriend of fairness, founder elizabeth holmes. he faces 12 counts of criminal wire fraud and conspiracy against investors, doctors and patients. same charges were brought against holmes. holmes was found guilty 2 months ago on 4 of those counts. she remains free on bond and will be sentenced this fall. now to our drought emergency. a new study says californians may be making things worse yet the news is not good. the state water resources control board says urban water use increased by 2.6% in january compared to 2020. >> governor newsome had been asking californians to voluntarily reduce water use by 15%. right now the state is on pace to rival is 20 12 to

2016 drought. and that is when a 25% water cut that was made mandatory. and right now there is plans are being talked about to get the state back on track. so let's check on our 4 zone forecast. we're taking a live look at sfo and not a sign of rain. yes, but that is going to change. not sure if it's drought buster, lawrence, anything will take yet another drought buster. but yeah, we could see a few more showers. in fact, think pretty good. we're going to see some rain as we head into the weekend tomorrow. yeah, pretty iffy. but here we go outside tonight. look at the golden gate bridge of this dry out there. now, some patchy fog trying to move it along the coastline and some high clouds up above turned out. >> to be a gorgeous, almost spring-like day outside. but the long-range forecast shows things a little bit more impressive. now you can see that little swirl off the coastline. then you see that whole track a green well to the north. and it's going to kind of split apart as it approaches the coastline. this is tomorrow's forecast as we head toward tomorrow. there you go. it falls apart as it gets closer to the bay area

where there's a slight chance we could squeeze out a couple light sprinkles outside. so don't be surprised to see that. nothing that's going to ruin your day on your saint patrick's day behind that. i think friday looks like a pretty decent day. we'll see a lot of sunshine early on in those clouds. thickening up late in the afternoon. and this is a good rain maker. i think as we get into saturday, that will be a nice little rainmaker news. you see a little swirl on the backside here. that's a core low. moving a little bit closer. i think that maybe just enough to a crank up the instability. maybe we talk about a couple thunderstorms around the bay area as we head into saturday morning. then we'll catch a nice dry spell in the first day of spring on sunday. and then that dome of high pressure really begins to strengthen that likely going to send the temperatures soaring into the 80's as we get into tuesday and wednesday of next week. all right. how about some rainfall totals? well, not going to be much of this first little system. in fact, the models just painting maybe one, maybe 2, 100's of an inch of rain. then as we get the one as we head toward the weekend. well, that changes quite a bit. we're talking maybe a 3rd of an inch maybe over that maybe 3 quarters of inch in some spots may be more over the mountain

tops. that would be nice to see that happen. so keep your fingers crossed for that. right now. you can most of the just some clouds moving in across our skies now are holding off on the rain just yet. i think for tomorrow, just a slight chance of a sprinkle or 2 as the system comes through, there's not much energy associated with the bubble. keep a chance of some rain in the forecast in a better chance. as we get the weekend. we will see the winds, though, kicking up a little bit, especially toward tomorrow afternoon, morgan on shore breeze going to kick in late in the day. and you could be looking at some 20, 30 mile an hour gusts outside. alright, that being said, here's how we're going to play tomorrow. the temperatures still stay mild. the system is coming out the west. so even the clouds outside and still keep those temperatures mainly in the 60's except along the coastline in the 50's there, some place near 70 degrees still in some of the valley. really not all that cold was the system moves on shore next few days. yes, 70's return on friday. the chance showers and thunderstorms on saturday. the first day of spring is actually starting on sunday morning. and then next week,

look at that. we're talking about maybe some mid 80's by wednesday. couple 80's on thursday. there you go. just like almost on on front there. yeah. perfect. okay. thank you. some sad news out of texas. 9 people are dead after a horrible crash there overnight. 6 of the dead are students >> new mexico golf the accident happened in the city of andrews, which is about an hour away from the texas new mexico border. >> markie martin has details. >> it'u a it's very tragic scene. >> this is the wreckage left behind from the deadly car crash involving a new mexico golf team. the team's crumple bus barely recognizable. the ford truck collided with charred in a ditch alongside the road. this was a head on crash. one of the vehicles belong to the university of the southwest. it was transporting. >> the men men's and women's golf team from a golf tournament here in the west texas area. tragically, there

are deceased in that vehicle. 7 inside the team bus didn't survive. and we now know to head coach tyler, james freshman, mauricio sanchez. >> freshman travis garcia junior jackson's in junior rains. freshman tiago susa and freshman lacie stone whose mother posted a loving tribute on facebook showing off the matching heart tattoos she lacey got before leaving for her first year of college. >> adding quote, i wouldn't wish this pain on my worst enemy. the university issuing a statement confirming the accident. 7 deaths from the team and to athletes in critical condition at a lubbock hospital. police say neither the driver nor passenger from the pickup truck survived area schools now grieving alongside the university of the southwest. you send your your kid off to college in this case to play golf and you just never dream

of something like this happening most a small college in small areas. and so that they affect not only that he not on the student body, as the sun came up this morning, troopers still on scene investigating officials say for unknown reasons it appears the pickup truck crossed the center line and ran into the team. van head on both vehicles catching fire. >> that was markie. martin reporting for us tonight. >> the department of justice says it has settled the 40's civil cases arising out of the 2018 mass school shooting and parkland, florida, 17 people died. 17 more were hurt when a former student walked into marjory stoneman douglas high school and opened fire with a semiautomatic weapon victims. families and survivors sued the government for damages. justice department says the settlement resolves all of the cases. 427.0, 5 million dollars but says it does not amount to an admission of

fault by the government. and tonight marks one year since a gunman opened fire at 3 massage businesses in georgia and killed 8 people. >> 6 of those victims were asian women. prosecutors have not said that the shooting was racially motivated. the event did increase the fear and the anger among asian americans and pacific islanders in washington today, congressional leaders mark this somber anniversary and called for the end of asian hate crimes. >> we cry together. then. but since then, our tears have only continued to flow. in atlanta. we learned about the lives of the women who died, the moms, wives and we remember that their stories were beautiful and just as american as anyone else's. >> as we remember those stolen from us by hate. the congress will continue fighting to combat racist violence in all of its

>> asian american organizations in cities all across the nation, planned rallies for today to mark the anniversary of those shootings. meanwhile, the suspect robert aaron long has been sentenced to life in prison after accepting a plea deal. >> this march has been the busiest month for bart since the pandemic began. today, officials said they saw an increase of about 10,000 riders on monday compared to the week before hart says it's been preparing for this increase in riders by hiring more cleaners for the stations. there are new filters clean the air every 70 seconds. also, bart police are in more visible places on trains and at stations and they say they believe the addition of crisis intervention specialists has helped keep crime rates down. >> still ahead tonight, a twist in the story of that stolen bottle. a very expensive cognac. how it found his way back home after a woman rock that with that last week. >> and next in sports, the warriors looking for their 5th straight win. despite an

injury to staff forced him to leave the game. director jason dumas has the highlights.

>> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the warriors enter the game with the celtics tonight on a four-game win streak. things slowly seem to happen coming together for them. but steve kerr dead, all of that. he told me we're not close to

being playoff ready. turns out the eight-time champion knows what he's talking about. go figure. it was an ugly, ugly night for the gov's and look at kanye west at chase center. so random. do me a favor. go to kate rooney. look at the picture. she tweeted out of him. really funny. all right. early in this game, the warriors couldn't get anything going missing. shot after shot. but if you can see it was just really, really good defense from the celtics. they are the top rated defensive team in the nba turnover turnover may shot staff a little frustrated. now, look at this. this is what everyone was concerned with. marcus smart goes to dive for loose steph's left ankle gets caught right underneath he would leave the game and not returned. he's getting an mri as we speak. we'll hear more

about that in just a second. the warriors only shot 30% from the field in the 1st half. and like you see that that was awful. now let's go to the second jalen brown. he hits the 3 right there. they took a 16 point lead into halftime. 3rd quarter, marcus smart took control of this game. offensively score 10 points in the 3rd boston's lead a 24 foot. the warriors made a run behind efforts of jordan poole. he had 19 points in the quarter. that trait got them within 10 heading into the 4th. jordan had 26. now the dubs got as close as 9 but grounding company. they turned it up. another gear. nice down there. brown played his college ball at cal berkeley. not too far right here. jalen again, deep corner. he knocks down the 3. he had 26 points.

that was the case when it was golden state. celtics win one 10. 88 clay can only look quietly. he played terribly 88 points for the warriors. second lowest scoring efforts of this season. luckily they have a couple of days off. >> kate rooney, she was in the building to take this all in. she got an amazing picture of kanye west, but to the game, a lot to be concerned about. kate, what are we hearing about steph curry? well, that's the big concern right now. the latest news from steve kerr moments ago is that steph was having an mri. this is happening right after the game. presumably we'll get those results. they seem to think it is the top of his left foot. >> so maybe not necessarily an ankle injury, but everything is connected on. there's, of course, we'll have to wait and see what that is. they're just hoping it's not too serious stuff. of course, does have a history of dealing with some ankle injuries. he did not have a good night. only played 14 minutes before leaving the

game. 3 points, one for 4 tonight. and that is a testament to that boston defense that you talked about, jason, really no one on this warriors team could get hot tonight and accept a jordan poole in that 3rd quarter. but it was that lockdown defense from these aggressive these physical celtics. and that's pretty much what steve kerr chalk this one up to after the game. >> i thought they played great defense. there's a reason they're number one in the in defensive efficiency. they're not physical. they did a good we did miss some open ones. but i think when you play a team, that's that physical and and and long, the open ones that you get sometimes aren't as comfortable. they did a of a job getting into us. and when we did have open looks, we did not come down and that's what keeps their 1st half a surge. >> yeah. a combination of tough defense than the warriors not being able to capitalize when they did have a chance to because out of all this is that they were really

just starting to feel like they were getting healthy with draymond green. coming back. tim's wiseman set to make his return soon. otto porter junior back in the lineup tonight. some of the other guys who've been injured scheduled to return relatively soon, hoping these injuries to moses, moody. and then, of course, more importantly, steph curry are not serious ones. they have a couple days off. like you said, jason, before they play the spurs here at home on sunday. that'll do it here at she center. back to you. kate, thank you for that report. >> there you have it. steph curry were all walking on eggshells holding our breath. >> waiting to hear what comes of that mri.

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>> $4,000 bottle of cognac is back home at a restaurant in san jose. we first told you about this theft yesterday after a viral video showed a woman stealing it comports. justin campbell talked with the restaurant's owner today. he explains how the pricey spirit found its way home. that woman was eating on this patio with his fiancee. he'll top restaurant with this gorgeous view when she decided to take a little real tea with her. >> tuesday night just after finishing her dinner with the party of teen. you can see this woman in the surveillance video walk around the bar in simply walked right out of the restaurant with 100 year-old bottle of cognac. i mean, in the beginning, it was a i was upset. i mean, i think anybody would be upset right? >> more but owner of the mount hamilton grandview restaurant says they didn't realize the bottle was gone until 2 days

later. >> and now they're making security changes. the $4,000 bottle of louis, the 13th used to be stored behind the bar. but after it with snatched in stolen within minutes, the restaurant is now keeping it behind glass in this wine cellar. >> it's unfortunate that it has to come to that. but is fortunate about one thing. he did get his bottle back after the story went viral. the woman who stole the cognac had her brother called him and said, hey, look, you know, we have your bottle. we're ashamed that this happened. i'd like to help my sister out. she's a mother of 6 and it's made for poor decision. the rains to get the unopened bottle back privately crew but won't be pressing charges despite people telling him to. he believes everybody deserves a second chance. i believe that she was sorry for what she did. and, you know, we've got our bottle back at the end of the day. >> they're not welcome back at

the restaurant. so as far as i'm concerned, case closed and if you plan on tasting the 100 from 04:30pm, in the afternoon. a 05:30pm, the afternoon as opposed to having an earlier in the day. >> supporters of the bill say permanent daylight saving will help prevent pedestrian accidents. reduce crime, decreased seasonal depression. if the measure becomes law, it will take effect next year. the white house says so far the president not taking an official position. all right. let's get a final check of

weather this hour with suh. the day before saint patrick's day. everything is green, mister old car. no. thank you so we're going to see it looks like a nice scenes patty's day. we've got a slight chance of a couple light showers out there quite hour. looking beautiful, all showing up in green for tonight. some high clouds up above and couple patches of fog forming along the coastline. >> want to show you this computer models, we're going to get back into some green again as we head through the night tonight, a few high clouds begin to stream across our skies. we see a lot of those clouds as we wake up tomorrow morning and you see the core of that low, get a little bit close. there's a slight chance we might see a couple of sprinkles specially to the morning hours. and then i think we clear out by the afternoon now friday looks like a nice day. for the most part, it's going to be sunny in the afternoon. the clouds start to roll in. but look what happens on saturday. looks like a pretty good rain maker right there coming through. in fact, the core low coming through that one, maybe close enough to really get the instability going. we could be talking about some thunderstorms popping up around the bay area. so yeah, let's enjoy the days while we

haven't looks like tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, temperatures will stay rather mild. the system coming out of the west. so a lot of 60's around the bay area, even some upper 60's warmer spots inland 50's along the coastline. your 10, 10, yes, slight chance of a couple light sprinkles mainly near the coastline tomorrow on your saint patty's day friday, looking good back to showers. the possibility some thunderstorms on saturday and next week, the first week of spring about some 80's out their amazing looking. good. thanks, lawrence. thank you for being with us tonight. have a good night and we'll see tomorrow.

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