got some beautiful weather to look forward to the next several days. >> and this is before a big change of pace into the end of next week. that will bring the return of rain falls. that means you have to savor this weekend. a whole lot extra now. right now, the east bay hills camera showing you the clear skies. we have not looking at a foggy start, but another cold start. we're in the 30's for areas like san mateo, redwood city, down through mountain view, fremont on inland over to livermore and dublin and even half moon bay at the coast. also up in the north bay petaluma and santa rosa down at 35 degrees right now. sonoma all the way down to 33 degrees. so definitely a chilly start. not quite cold enough for frost advisories and freeze warnings, though, breezy out of the delta as well as at the coastline. most of us are on the calmer side of things this morning. we do see some offshore showers resulting in just a few sprinkles right along the coastline in sonoma county on up into mendocino county. these are going to skirt right past the bay area, though. so we're not really looking at the potential in the bay area today. that

system just traveling too far to the west for us. so what we've got is increasingly clear skies by the afternoon, mostly sunny, nice conditions. daytime highs pushing upwards into the low 60's. i'm talking more about this weekend's forecast and next week's rainfall. all still to come. rain, right, john, thank you that. let's check on those bridges into the city. we go about 7 minutes maze. >> to that fremont street exit about the san mateo bridge for 81 12 minutes there traveling across towards the peninsula. if you're hopping on the richmond center fell bridge is going to take about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 19 minutes on this friday morning. i have a we have a story we're following because health officials in san francisco say a street drug popular on the east coast making its way to the city four's. dan kerman reports the drug is actually frequently mixed in with fentanyl. in san francisco. fentanyl is the primary driver for drug overdoses.

>> and now that drugs circulating the streets may be laced with something equally dangerous. our office of the chief medical examiner has identified for over students who died between the middle of december and the middle of january of 2023. >> for over students whose toxicology tested positive for a drug called silence. >> known by its street name trank xylazine is not an opioid but a veterinary tranquilizer that's often mixed with fentanyl without users knowing it doesn't cause the same degree of euphoria that sentinel might. but it's often times added to a sample of tunnel to extend its son has a very short duration of action. so people may have added, as i was saying to the sample to extend its effects up until recently, trank hasn't been seen in san francisco, but that's not the case on the east coast. i spent 6 years in the philadelphia department of public health before moving to san francisco and we now have a drug supply and philadelphia

that and which side was seen as very prep work. trank is very it is found in 90% of our opioid samples in philadelphia trying can cause respiratory issues similar to opioids but reversing those impacts with narc can may not be as successful injecting train can also cause severe skin lesions that spread and worsen quickly. we do not believe that this time that is widely circulating in san francisco's drug supply, but that we are actively working to increase our surveillance, our understanding of who and where might it be impacting increasing our to our education and training of our colleagues and health care and the community and really ensuring that we have a robust response if and when we see more and more cases, i was in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. when san francisco 13 people were displaced after a fire at a >> 3 story home in the richmond district. 2 people

were taken to the emergency room but will be ok, the cause of that fire still under investigation. police releasing this sketch get a good look at the suspect. this is the person that a woman says sexually assaulted her. and san mateo county. she told police it happened on the stairwell leading to gray will coast a beach. police say the suspect was wearing a dark navy blue spanned next be sure baggy jogger pants. no socks, no shoes. anyone with any information is asked to call the san mateo sheriff's office. well in the east bay, dublin, police say a theft of about $1500 in merchandise from the ulta beauty store. let them to uncover an organized crime ring happened in oakland with the investigators found more than 1 million dollars in stolen merge and also an ar 15 ghost gun. no details on the suspects have been released as of this morning. creek police have arrested an 18 year-old man in connection with a threat made at las lomas high

school. the campus was put on lockdown last friday after staffers got a phone call from someone threatening to shoot at that school. police said everyone shelter in place while they searched the campus. no weapons were found an 18 year. all the money costello from san joaquin county was arrested. he's being held at the martinez jail. well, governor newsom and his wife, jennifer siebel newsom teamed up to highlight california's investments in education toward and preparatory high school in sacramento. they met with students and staffers there and they say they are pleased with the progress they've seen following the pandemic periods. when most schools closed, in-person instruction. the governor also pointed out, governor, that they're more than 100 billion dollars set aside in the state budget just for education. one of the features of the campus, a 9 hour school day. >> getting 9 hours of enrichment. i mean, how many decades was that debate in the

state of california? and we're doing. >> well, the governor says they're going to have more details in may on how much of the state budget we'll go to education. it's called, but it's getting people in the east bay. it's a little bit worried because teenagers are hunting shooting each other with nerve style guns. some cases the shooting game is apparently happening at a school rovers. dan thorn reports from monta vista high school in danville. >> it's called assassins senate's where seniors are broken up into teams and the shooting each other with nerf darts and and whoever gets the most points wins. some parents tell us it's just for fun, but others say it sends the wrong message considering the country's rash in mass shootings and they're hoping the school district will help put an end to it. it's these darts and nerf that are being used for a shooting game among seniors at monte vista high school in danville. >> the game is called

assassins and the team with the most kills and fewest casualties ways. i just don't see anything positive coming out of this at all. blackhawk president andrea parnas says students should not be playing this game because it promotes violence. the blackhawk police chief responded to her concern by sending out a notice in saying there have been just to non-criminal calls involving players. part nasa is worried the police and the school are making light of what she considers a serious issue with all of the school shootings that we're hearing about and actually becoming numb to. i don't see. what good can come from this. jesse stock is a senior at monte vista and he's a player in the assassins game. she says it's not supposed to be played at the school, but some kids might be breaking the rules. stock also money prize. each group has to pay 20 bucks. each person who enters the game. >> $20 and our whole senior class is playing a san ramon

valley unified school. district spokesperson says they are not aware of the shooting game being played on campus. they do not condone this game and tell kron 4 we do not allow weapons on our campuses regardless if they are real or not. toys, nerf guns and lookalikes are not permitted in our monte vista parents who did not want to show their face on camera, says the game is just harmless fun. no concern for me and my kids. we talked about it. they think it's fun. doesn't scare anyone. but for others, it's very scary to be doing a game. >> called assassins and to be racking up kills. to me is just appalling. >> the school district says they will be monitoring for any bad behavior that may result from this game. but for now, there have been no reports of any issues at monte vista high school reporting in danville, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and el dorado county mom says her daughter has been suffering from years of racial abuse in school. school officials have actually turned

a blind eye. the school district located east of sacramento now facing a federal civil rights lawsuit. reporter karma dickerson has that story. >> do is say that and look at all the time. ashley lewis says it's been happening for 10 years and make little jokes. you know, the fried chicken, the watermelon, her daughter suffering racial abuse at the hands of students in eldorado county, schools. cheese to come home. irst grade second grade. my daughter absolutely gorgeous. and she would just tell me that she's plea. she has not be here. but what we're tried explain away the the words took a turn according to the plaza bill mom, who's biracial daughter is now 16 as things turned physical. >> i couldn't take it anymore. and she. mental health issues. i don't want to say too much, but i'm a year back that scared me. lewis has now filed a federal civil rights lawsuit

against el dorado union high school district and 40 minutes traitors essentially saying they were negligent and acted with deliberate indifference and failing to protect the student from being attacked and beaten despite various mornings, the attack she alleges happened on the eldorado high school campus by students. the complaint says the school administrators downplayed the threat and behavior. they told >> that she should run scream for help or find an adult if she sees those girls. that's not a school environment. she doesn't need to be going to school feeling like she has to run and scream for help. she also said the school did not address the use of racial slurs. >> alleging a school resource officer told her daughter it's free speech and that unless it's directed in a threat. and i'll kill you, then there's nothing is going to do about it. but she could be called the n word all day long. >> well, classes remain suspended through the weekend and michigan state university after a gunman shot and killed 3 students and injured 5 others on monday.

investigators are learning more about his possible motive. they say they found no the describe the shooter as a loner. take a look. >> it appears based on the content of the note that he felt that he was slated in some way by people or businesses did a mental health what and provide that it was a component of that. we're not sure at this point. so he he pretty much never left his room. and father didn't believe that he had any friends. >> the shooting happened monday during a evening classes at 2 separate buildings on campus. police say the gunman walked nearly 4 miles towards his home after the shooting said nothing before killing himself in front of police. investigators say the shooter was also carrying 2, 9 millimeter guns, an extra ammo. the guns were legally purchased but never registered. now, 4 of the 5 others who were injured remain hospitalized in critical condition. >> is samsung's latest smartphone worth over $1000

even with its 200 megapixel camera. you be the judge. i'm rich demuro. i'll show you the pictures and videos that

>> well, after taking hundreds of photos and videos with the samsung s 23 ultra rich demuro has the results of his namera and a video tess. there's a 200 megapixel lens make that's expensive. $1200 phone worth it israel. takes a look in

today's tech smart. >> there are 3 versions of samsung's new smart phone, but it's really the top of the line model. the s 23 ultra. that pushes the envelope with new features, including a 200 megapixel camera. here's how it did in my tests. >> to test the samsung galaxy s 23 ultra. i captured 501 photos and combination of coasts. this is the most feature packed android phone. $1200 can buy. >> it has a big design. that's a bit easier to hold. thanks to more squared off edges. a bright 6.8 inch screen stylus and excellent battery life. but you're probably wondering, how's the new 200 megapixel camera? it's very good and packed with more ways to capture than you'll ever need. but it doesn't always get everything right on the first snap. here's a 200 megapixel shot. you can zoom in real close, but day to day you'll be taking more sensible. 12

megapixel photos. there are lenses for ultra-wide regular and even macro shots. plus up to 10 times optical zoom and 100 times digital zoom. >> 100 >> times is more of a party trick than practical low light photos. look nice and bright, but pictures of people can sometimes look to washed out. outdoor images always pop, but the camera can struggle with low light selfies. hold still for best results. >> video and good lighting is excellent, although sometimes it can look flat. torture mode is professional level portrait. video is even more fun with lots of creative style options. regular video is very stable. there's even a toggle to make it steadier. there are so many unique ways to use the camera system on this device. this is called directors view. it lets you record both the front and the rear facing cameras. >> all at the same time overall, you love flexing the

features built into this camera and phone. >> the samsung galaxy s 23 ultra is best. if you love lots of options and actually using them. >> since his camera setup is new for samsung. i can bet that the photos and videos will only get better as the software is polished with future updates. if you want to read my full review of the samsung galaxy s 23 ultra. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> appreciate ridge for, but that's expensive. so anyways, what double think about that. all right. well, what we don't have to double think about is full weekend. it's here. it does arrive. so you probably need to double. think about what to wear today. john, has you covered in that department? good morning. yes. still got to get through that work day. and in which case you're probably be changing outfits a couple of times. definitely bundling up this morning. >> getting that office carbon later today and then hopefully just enjoying what will be a mostly sunny rest of the day

after you get off of work. and it's nice that these days are getting a little longer to see could actually see the sunshine the for a little bit. once you get home golden gate bridge looks good. we're off to a mostly cloudy start right now. we do have some passing clouds across the bay area as part of a storm system that's just clipping right past the bay area. have a couple of sprinkles out there. and northepn sonoma county up into been the county. aside from that, though, this is not doing much for us. aside from that increasing cloud cover you yesterday are still seeing this morning today, though, gradually clears up more and more and really by the afternoon, we're looking at mostly sunny skies all across the bay. so really pleasant finish to the day. and if you like that saturday and sunday are going to be even more enjoyable. lots of sunshine, most mild weather of the forecast really enjoy saturday and sunday because next week is changing for the cooler and the weather. so that means that this weekend as want to take full advantage of before winter returns 50's to 60's for san francisco and at the

coastline today. most of us today, though, are in the 60's for your daytime highs. this making it a little bit more mild than yesterday was palo alto and mountain view at 62 san jose. our warmest spot today at 64 degrees. well, free might union city and hayward at 62 degrees. same for you in oakland and berkeley. north bay temperatures pretty much the same but the napa, 62 santa rosa among our warmer spots at 63 tomorrow and sunday will be our very warmest of the forecast along with monday. really, really pleasant days ahead of us. after that, we will reverse course and cool down quickly. by next thursday, we're barely making the 50's chances of showers increasing late next week and likely to take us through that. following weekend and the following week after that siya get the picture, enjoy the sunshine while we've got it rain. all right, john, i'm going to enjoy that sunshine. as you said, 2. >> all right. if you're traveling this morning, a 7 minute ride into the city live are keeping a close eye on our bridges. to 101 san mateo bridge about 12 minutes. our

richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls could take in 19 minutes. well, you know, usually go to a museum to be. but if you're in oakland, you might want to do just that, right? that's where you can see just your stomach all the same time this morning on dine and dish vicki liviakis is taking you to town fair cafe. take a trip to the open museum in. >> you can really get your field. so once you satisfy your curiosity here at the museum, going to want to your appetite town. fair cafe is a restaurant inside the museum. welcome to town there, jeff. michelle mcqueen brings her culinary skills to town. fair in what she calls cultural all i know is from scratch. and you feel that in the 2, i always tell people you could love into the food. it gives the love back. >> with this is like her

southern grandma's cooking name prince. grants. it'. a real family friendly atmosphere something satisfy just about everybody on u.s. southern fried chicken with mac and and honey, cornbread and red beans and we are famous we have some double as a right to double that. the tulsa, sesame seeds. >> i have a few extra things the bright and airy restaurant is open for inside as well as outdoor dining county fair serves up wines and spirits mostly from black owned businesses. >> there's a big brunch on weekends and you can head straight to the cafe without getting a ticket to the museum. but hey, why miss out on the doubletree come enjoy the museum. come see the exhibit can have a great meal can spend time with your family and friends. we'd love to have you in oakland, vicki liviakis kron. 4 must do make

is looks great. we'll be right back after the break.

>> welcome back in close to 05:00am now still pretty early, but we are going to be looking at an increasingly clear day ahead. we're starting mostly cloudy. no

fog. just cloud cover. setting up about the bay area. golden gate bridge looks good. still without that fog this morning, current temperatures in the 30's to 40's. now we're not as cold as we were yesterday, but we are comparably chilly. so just make sure that you're layered up this morning this afternoon. we're going to be in for a warmer and clear day than what we had yesterday. daytime highs rising well into the 60's today for san francisco will be 61. oakland at 62 saying all the way up to 64 getting even warmer into saturday and sunday. >> kron 4. kron four's also honoring black history through the end february. and this morning we get to meet victoria brinker at just 10 years old, already harder. this opera singer from pennsylvania showing us black history is still being made today. victoria's voice has taken her all across the globe like milan, italy, where she was invited to break the guinness world record for the youngest opera singer. you go

girl and 2019, victoria would achieve it at just 7 years and 314 days, a whole that was president of the tory can actually hit over 3 activists and seeing in 8 different languages. and i can barely hold a note. those are. >> english, of course, latin french, italian, german, spanish korean and ukranian. >> okay. and in her name is victory. by the way, not victoria victory says that at the end of the day, she is one simple goal. it's to inspire others to follow their trains. that is incredible. that's wonderful. >> i'm amazing. amazing, ok, ok? well, we have some heavier news to talk about in the next hour. we're talking about how police are trying to crack down on prostitution. >> in san francisco law cracking down on capp street. details coming up in the next half hour. take a good look at

this funnel. really good. look, as police are searching for this woman, the station kidnap a small child. and the suspect in a deadly house explosion is due back in court today. we'll have more on that after the break.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news far.

>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this friday morning. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom. we've been talking the weather. yeah. morning. haha. all week long seems to be chilly mornings. experiencing that seems like more of the same today. chilly weekend, john, or we get a break now. so the mornings obviously cold and we've got another one of those this morning. the weekend actually looks really nice, though. and i want you to enjoy it. >> as much as possible because we have changes next week that the cutest that sunshine and mild weather that we've got plenty of this weekend right now. we're looking outside at the view from the east bay hills, which is nice and clear. we are seeing mostly cloudy skies. but not a foggy morning by any means. so you're good to go in that regard. as for temperatures. yeah, we're cold again. san mateo oakland down through mountain view, san jose and fremont all down in the 30's while staying above freezing for most of the north bay, which is nice, dublin. you're at 33 sonoma at 33