>> news station. this is home. news 11. >> and it's it's just a slap in the face somebody comes in and breaks into your building and take stuff that doesn't belong to them. >> feel violated. now at 11 staff of the san jose theater company are trying to recover after a weekend burglary all while they're preparing for an opening night. coming up next week. good evening. thanks for being with us tonight on kron 4 news at 11, i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow unfortunately this wasn't the first time the theater has been broken into kron 4. sarah stinson reports. >> we spoke with the production manager here at city lights, theater company. he says they've been broken into multiple times since he started working here over a decade ago, costing hundreds of dollars each time. the latest happening on sunday security footage shows 2 people walking up to city

lights, theater company in san jose sunday morning. >> just before the alarm goes off, it's very frustrating. it's a it's a violation run. guess pernetti is a production manager at the nonprofit theater company on south second street. he says police responded quickly but not before thieves took off with items. they took props from the some iphones and ipads are props in the show. >> they took some personal belongings the actors had left in our dressing rooms. it hurts because we have to replace that stuff. gas pernetti says the treater has experienced far too many burglaries over the years. i've worked here for 12 years. >> i would say a good 6, 7 times we've been broken into it's time it's a significant amount of money to do repairs to the damage caused by a by a forced entry. all the while the theater's preparing for opening night of the play. king. liz, starting next week, the theater company puts on 6 shows a year in the 100 seat

venue. but every break in becomes a setback for theater. still recovering from the pandemic was 4 years ago today, actually that we were shut down >> when the started and we're still trying to recover from that. and you know just trying to stay above water with that. and then that something like this happen where needless waste of money, it hurts gas. panetta says the show must go on. in fact, they have that show comingrup on march. 21st there still replacing items before that. the best way you can support them, they say is to come to one of their shows here. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in san jose. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. now to a terrifying experience for a woman in alamo. she was robbed at gunpoint right in front of her home. the robbery was about 2.30, yesterday afternoon at the woman's home on biltmore drive. deputies say she was getting out of her car when 2 crooks with guns

rolled up and stole her things. police broadcast of the suspects vehicle description, 2 other law enforcement agencies that led to a brief chase down highway 24 from lafayette towards oakland. but the suspects got away. >> san mateo police arrested a man who they say trespassed onto a school campus this morning carrying a large kitchen knife. police say they got a call just before 10:00am from san mateo high school officers are told when campus security asked that man to leave the suspect, got physical with them. suspect also ignored commands, lied about his name and resisted arrest. the man is in san mateo county jail on multiple charges. >> police in redwood city of arrested a 17 year-old high school student after police say he brought a gun to campus. investigators say this gun was found on the teenager's waistband area after he tried to run away from police at the school yesterday. police tell us they also found ammunition at his home in east palo alto. the

teen has been booked on multiple felony charges. >> and over at willow, glen high school in san jose, students at a shelter in place this afternoon following reports of the student bringing a weapon to campus. according to police, the student was found with a bb gun. no one was hurt. >> now to another big story we're following tonight. protesters took over san francisco international airport this morning calling for a cease-fire in gaza. they lined up blocking gates with a giant banner that read stopped the world for gaza. there were speakers using megaphones leading chance. other people playing the drums went on for hours, starting at about 8.30, this morning and they didn't disperse still around noon travelers at the airport were certainly caught off guard. it's hard to find a place around here is to kind relax and >> and not inundated with all the chaos. >> was pretty that it gave me really bad anxiety >> hey, we're you're gonna miss your flight. no arrests were made. but airport

security and san francisco police officers were on site the entire time monitoring the situation. now, keep in mind, sfo is a public space, a public building. so it is legal to demonstrate at the airport. >> this is something we've certainly seen before and really our goal as a public facility is to be able to provide for free speech activity yet ensure the safety and security of not only our passengers, but also our employees and the protesters as well. and this is something where we do drill that we practice it. we kind of go through the actions that we would take in an incident like the one that we saw today. >> doug yakel there says the airport received no reports of delays says they instructed passengers to enter the airport away from the protesters. >> as a foe could see even more protests tomorrow. this time hundreds of security screeners at the airport say they've filed a complaint with the department of labor claiming their employer covenant aviation is withholding a pay raise. that was mandated by the tsa last

year. workers claim covenant aviation is refusing to pay the new rate. they plan to hold a rally tomorrow afternoon. thousands of city employees in san francisco are calling on the city to fix what they call an urgent staffing crisis. >> employees represented by several labor unions gathered tonight at an event called strike school. union representatives say the purpose of the gathering is to make sure members know their rights and to prepare for a possible strike unless the city acts. they say the city's negligence has resulted in more than 2700 vacant positions >> me myself. took 600 calendar days actually get hired and promoted their to civil service process. and so the city needs to fix to hide process. they need to staff up and they need to stop sending money. 2 outside contracts and

on city workers >> this strike school event is just one step towards a possible walkout. at this time. we do not know when a strike might begin if there is one, many of the major union contracts, though, expire in june. >> let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at downtown san francisco this evening. i believe we have some wind is i feel like the cameras shifting a little bit and when supposed to pick up over the next couple of days. scale on is with us tonight. >> to talk about what the forecast is going to be like for tomorrow. a little and yes, the wind is going to be the weather story for the next few days. we have a wind advisory in place until friday morning for as you can see here are north bay east bay mountains and valleys, santa cruz mountains. there's actually a high wind warning. >> in the sierra, so expect wind speeds to but up to 25 35 miles an hour were actually there right now as we speak and gusts up to 45 miles an

hour and the highest peaks. so you want to secure those items and maybe even prepare for some isolated power outages make sure everything is charged up just in case, of course, for your morning commute. if you have a high risk vehicle, just be careful that so 06:00am your wake-up forecast will be clear and windy in the 40's low 50's there and then we'll be all warming up to the 60's. a low 60's for the noon hour and then upper 60's as we get into the afternoon. and when i come back, we'll time out all those wind speeds for you in the extended forecast. back to you. >> thank you, gayle. the carifornia supreme court will hear arguments from berkeley residents over the conversion of people's park. the historic landmark is set to be turned into more student housing. the park is now owned by uc berkeley and was listed on the national register of historic places. but in recent years it's been called dangerous when used by the unhoused despite the park's crime filled reputation back in january, protesters against the housing plans rallied at

the site in an attempt to stop construction since then, officials have blocked off access to the park using shipping containers. uc berkeley says they plan to house more than 1000 students on the site. but construction is being held up in the supreme court state supreme court justices are set to hear arguments in los angeles next month. >> kron four's your local election headquarters and it is still tech-ically too close to call when it comes to california's prop one measure. but the people who oppose it say it is likely to pass the proposition backed by governor newsom would raise more than 6 billion dollars in tax money for homeless and mental health services. the latest tally shows prop one is leading by about 4200 votes with an estimated 85% of the ballots counted. in a statement, the group californians against prop one said, quote, we almost took down the bear, but it looks like we will fall short. >> meantime, republican steve

garvey is now leading congressman adam schiff in the race for the u.s. senate by 4800 votes. whatever the outcome of the primary, both men will be on ballot in november to decide who will fill the late senator dianne feinstein's seat. a recent la times poll found in a two-way matchup, democrat shift hold a 53. do 38% lead over garvey? a republican has not won a statewide election in california since 2006. >> still to come, a nice day home. and car riddled with bullets after a father confronts would-be thieves. well, his family was inside. >> plus, bart receiving recognition from the white house. what transit agency did. caught their attention. and in the east bay postal carrier is rob. and broad daylight. how postal inspectors are responding. all the money they're offering as a reward. after the break.

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>> u.s. postal inspectors need your help finding a man who they say robbed a letter carrier video shows this masked man armed with a gun ripping the keys away from the carrier in oakland. earlier this month. postal inspectors say these types of crimes continue to be a problem. >> but they're trying to crack down four's dan thorn reports. >> screams coming after a letter carrier was robbed at gunpoint in oakland, video from the u.s. postal inspection service shows the crime happening in the afternoon. a bark sackett. it's one of many letter carrier related crimes in the

bay area over the last year. at this point across the country. i think all bears are going to work every day wondering if this the day they're going to get robbed u.s. postal inspector matt norfleet says the recent number of threats and attacks on mail carriers has gone up dramatically. >> according to data obtained by the associated press, u.s. postal carrier robberies climbed above 640 in 2023. more than 60 of those resulted in injury. was something that was >> almost unheard of a few years ago before the pandemic. now it's a constant threat. a letter carriers not just here in the bay area, but everywhere across the country in response to the crimes, lawmakers in congress have put forth the bipartisan protect our letter carriers act. >> the legislation would accelerate the replacement of mailbox keys with digital locks, boost prosecutions and review sentencing guidelines. norfleet says people should keep an eye out for their neighborhood mail carrier and always report anything

suspicious. also for those looking to commit these crimes, norfleet has a message that this is not a crime, smart committee. it's needlessly violent and it's making letter carriers here are just going out delivering people their mail, which they need. usps is offering $150,000 reward for this man's arrest and conviction oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> a san lorenzo homeowner says he's lucky to be alive after trying to stop people from stealing his car. the again attempted car theft happened early monday morning. joey hawker says when he confronted the suspects, they immediately started shooting at him. hawker ended up slipping on his front door steps which may have saved his life as the front of the home is now whittled with bullet holes. hawker believes one of the weapons fired was an ak. 47, the bullets not only hit his walls and cars, but they also came close to his wife and 2 daughters. >> here's the bullet holes. >> right where i was standing.

there's bullet holes here and the first one hit right at my head level after they missed me. they unleashed havoc on my car. my house, the front window, my and it was just complete chaos. >> a gofundme has been established to help hocker and his family recover from the traumatic experience and to help repair home and cars. you can find a link to that gofundme on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> the man accused of stealing money from several banks from san jose to modesto is finally in custody. police say they arrested the man identified as 37 year-old brandon lopez and his alleged getaway driver. 43 year-old tamara bush today in antioch. police say this is the handwritten note lopez would use in his bank heists. it says you can read it. clearly i need all the money. >> both your drawers be quick. no games. san jose police say they launched the investigation after a bank was

robbed $1000 on west capitol expressway last month. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. i'm hoping that it's a little warmer when we wake up tomorrow. >> yeah. cup warmer today than yesterday. is the trend going to continue to >> well, we do have some winds in the forecast. so if you're on the coast, sometimes it could be chilly. but this is the offshore wind. so this when the temperatures are warmer and we are almost at spring after all. but let's talk about that because we have a wind advisory in place from now until friday morning. and you can even see the numbers right now. these are the wind speeds at this 11:00pm hour already in the 20's and teens. and as you make your way towards the north bay, you can see 30's and even in the east bay. so this is going to be the trend and it's going to intensify as you get into the overnight hours. so this is 02:00am danville could be 41 miles an hour and calistoga in the 20's, napa. 31 miles an hour.

so we're concerned about tree limbs coming down after the saturated ground from all those storms. keep that in mind and also some possible isolated power outages. just hopefully everything is charged up live in these areas just in case. and of course, you want to secure those least item. so it will be breezy day and this is the 06:00am tomorrow morning. so the commute is going to be gusty. a 43 and danville 30 in livermore, even along the bridges here. 22 in san francisco, 19 in oakland. so just keep that in mind for your drive. and and these numbers are pretty much going to be the case until friday. i looked at the future cast, though, note, even fast forward to that. so windy day, it will be sunny, but we do have some nice weather to look forward to. i know it's saint patrick's day weekend, but i want to turn your attention to this day tomorrow. remember this if for all you map fans and sign stands tomorrow is pi day. so yes, the 3.1 of ford's

that constant that keeps the math world spinning. so it was actually first observed in san francioco than last known celebration at the exploratorium. our neighbors. so we have a 09:00am 54 degrees. and by the afternoon you'll be waking so you'll you'll be a warming up into the 60's. so it's going to be a fun day. it's great deal for pies and pizza as well. so you can notice we have sunshine for most of our week, but those winds will calm down after friday afternoon. maybe it should be a little breezy, but this weekend looks really nice to outdoor activities like elena pizza pie or sweet dessert pie, you know, maybe of sweet in the morning and then pizza for lunch or dinner. you should definitely message our a desk and managers make sure they know it's pi day tomorrow. i know put a note out there. yeah, we've needs to be some reminders. rated that in the past. yeah. definitely do it to thanks you know, rob, alright. bart is giving a shout out from the white house. the biden

administration. >> recognize the transit agency is one of several taking part and the white house challenge to save lives from overdoses. part officials say since 2019 its staff has saved more than 400 people's lives using narcan. >> coming up, the warriors looking to make it 2 in a row in the lone star state. they were in dallas tonight. we've got details coming up.

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injury bug decided to bite them not ideal. the maps they took on the mass tonight without steph curry or draymond green. hopefully both dragon staff be available on saturday in los angeles. 2nd quarter warriors down for andrew wiggins. the 5 jonathan kuminga for a delay in coming to lead the way with 27 points with a 2 point game. >> 3rd quarter warriors down 7 nice little stepback on luka 17 points for wigs. warriors hanging in there later in the 3rd mavericks up luka doncic. this is his patented move that will step back. 21 in 9 for luka. he's really good at basketball. a couple minutes later, 5 point mavs lead kominga turns the ball over. we're going the other way. kyree irving, he goes up top or derrick lively. i know the warriors liked him, but the mavs they just took him to early 12 points. 8 rebounds

for a lively 4th average of 12 kyrie irving. sorry, lester, absolutely no shot garden. kyrie irving. 23 points. 8 rebounds, 10 assists for kyree warriors fall 1, 0, 9, 99. they'll head to socal to take on the lakers on saturday. the men's pac 12 tournament began tonight in los vegas seventh-seeded cal berkeley faced off with temps. see the stanford is the 3rd time they played each other this season. each team has to win. mark madsen brought in a secret weapon. look at beast mode. >> cal berkeley grad home with the team before the game gave them a pep talk. you've got to love it 1st half, how up 8? look at the backdoor cut by jaylon tyson. gets the pass layup bears. they were up by 11 at the half. tyson at 18 now, cal cannot miss from beyond the arc open the 2nd half jalen sela stein hits the

three-pointer. cal built an 18 point lead. he had 14 points. stanford defense held cow scoreless for almost 10 minutes to get back in this brandon angel hits the layup to get within for the cardinal cut the lead to 2 jalen cone is to pressure 3 right there. that gives the bears a five-point lead. 26 seconds left. now bears have the ball with a three-point lead. you can do this. pick up your dribble in the corner. cao turns it over who hits the 3. mike jones. ties the game to send it to overtime. the bears they were toasting ot angel knocks down the 3. give the cardinal their first lead of the game. he had 18 points and then maxime raynaud. footwork. 3 point play. stanford goes on to win this one. 87 to 76 in

overtime. they play washington state tomorrow in the quarters. the marriage between jimmy garoppolo and the raiders ended in a loss of vegas style divorce. jimmy g signed a three-year 72.7 5 million dollar deal last march. >> and today the organization decided to cut ties. jimmy g is now free agent. >> you can sign anywhere he wants apparently there's a market likely as a backup. you got bench last season by interim coach antonio pierce, who just happens to be the head coach. now, not a dallas cowboys. they had been pretty quiet during free agency until today. and it was at the expense of the forty-niners chargers linebacker eric kendricks had agreed to a deal to come to the forty-niners earlier this week. but then he had a change of heart and decided to join jerry jones in america's team kendricks 14 games. he started last year and he also was second on the

team in tackles with 117. 6.49. this. but whatever. they hate to see the cowboys do anything. i know. i there's

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