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>> now it to oakland meeting the new top cop. we're live from where floyd mitchell was just introduced as the city's next police chief. plus, we're following developing news in the peninsula where one person is dead after police say they shot her son will go there live. and san francisco mayoral candidate daniel lurie, getting a big endorsement from someone who knows a lot about the ins and outs of that job. >> news station. he's calling for news 2. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron for news of 2, i'm justine waldman. and today, oakland mayor sheng thao introduce floyd mitchell as oakland's next police chief. we have learned more about his background. his goals and what he thinks of the oakland police department kron four's theresa stasi was there for that big announcement that just wrapped up theresa, good afternoon. >> good afternoon. just it was quite to the appearance that we have been waiting for quite some time. it's been a year

and a half cents. oakland has had a police chief. there has been a lot of controversy. a lot of talk. a lot of wishful thinking about getting a police chief. and and today was a day the mayor introducing the former chief from lubbock, texas. he talked a lot about what he wanted to accomplish in the first 100 days as he takes over as its new chief. there is a lot of talk about whether an outsider can come in and deal with issues such as a federal monitor that is overseeing the police department because of wrongdoings, many years ago, he really pushed up his sleeves and he talked one-on-one to everyone in the room. there's a couple of 100 people, including the command staff of the oakland police department and all of the city council members. here's the new cheat. chief talking about what he wants to tackle in the first 100 days. >> to all the love opening, call it home. want to look i

look forward to becoming an pintegral part of this community and the pursuit of public safety. i look forward to working with all of the residents, business owners, city leadership, fellow law enforcement agencies and the local and our local media partners to build stronger and safer. oakland. >> we are going to wrapping up and kind of diving deeper into what the chief had to say. coming up on kron, 4 news at 5 6 o'clock tonight. but again, a very impressive show when he talked about all of the matters that he wants to tackle in his first 100 days. he also just talked about how he wants to build better relationships in the community that he also wants to make sure that he has an open door policy when he talks about retaining opd officers and having them stay and again, a lot to do and a lot to tackle here in oakland. he did say

that he believes that oakland is moving in the right direction. he applauded the mayor saying that she has done a lot and trying to make it a safer job or a safer city. but as we know that we've seen statistics from the oakland police department that robberies are up and we've seen the businesses a lot to do. and he said that he is up for the job and that's why he accepted the job. back to you. theresa, thank you so much. >> now the antioch where police are investigating after a man was found shot to death inside of a parked car. police say they found a 36 year-old man parked on east 18th street near on lake al hombre. police did not offer any other details but said it appears to be an isolated incident. the identity of the man is being withheld until his family can be notified. we also have some new details now on the discovery of a body in a pacifica neighborhood right now. we know that francisco boulevard between clairton road and lakeside avenue is

shut down. we know that there is a heavy police presence there. and we do know that compost charles clifford is in the area. one of the first reporters arrive on the scene this afternoon. he joins now with what he's learned. thanks for joining us. >> well, good right now, i'm standing along francisco boulevard. you take a look behind me there. you can the pacifica police department still on scene here. they still have this block between clairton in lakeside shutdown. also the sanford south, san francisco police department here along with the summit, county sheriff's office and the san mateo county district attorney. we are learning some new some new information here just in the last 20 minutes or so. let's go and take a look some video from earlier today. now, according to the pacifica police department, they received a 9-1-1 call around 9.41. this morning from a man claiming that he had been shot by his mother at a home in the 2500 block of francisco. when officers arrived on scene, they found that woman attempting to leave the area in a car. they then confronted her and she according to police, pointed a firearm at

the officers there that there was then an exchange of gunfire and that woman died at the scene at this point. it's unclear any of the officers were injured. we also know that her son was apparently taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and is in stable condition now since early this this entire block has been closed down as the investigation here continues. we're told that the san mateo county district attorney's office will now take over this investigation standard procedure whenever an officers involved in an exchange of gunfire like this. at this point, we don't know what might have started. the argument between the mother and the sun early this morning, that is still an unanswered question. and we also don't know the identities of any of the people involved in this incident. so if you're in pacifica, keep in mind that francisco between clairton and lakeside probably be closed down for the rest of the afternoon as this investigation continues we get some more details throughout the afternoon. but that is the very latest here in pacifica,

charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you. >> 6 construction workers missing from the bridge collapse in maryland are now presumed dead and recovery efforts are underway as investigators begin scouring the damage in search of answers. investigators have a lot of work to do on the ground there. the cause of the cargo ship crash remains under investigation. one official said that the ship experienced a complete blackout when it lost power to all of its engines and that the pilot tried to steer the ship away from the bridge, even putting out a mayday call. and that's what helped authorities stopped traffic going on the bridge, possibly saving more lives. the ntsb is involved with this investigation and federal officials will continue to monitor the 1.8 million gallons of fuel that still inside the ship for any potential spills. daniel lurie, a candidate for san francisco mayor, received a big endorsement today. it came from former mayor and police chief frank jordan. kron 4

stuffy justice joins us now live from the newsroom with details here. thanks for joining lori in jordan speaking with the golden gate bridge a backdrop of the former mayor and police chief making the full endorsement of daniel lurie. >> to be the next mayor. >> proud to be here today. to give my endorsement to daniel lurie wednesday morning, daniel lurie, founder of the antipoverty nonprofit tipping point and heir to levi strauss, fortunate getting a big endorsement. former san francisco mayor and police chief frank jordan throwing his support behind lori jordan says his political ideals align with lori and he's proud to make the right now. there's a serious concern and it's been going on for about the last 5 years. >> safety now is turning out to be the number one concern for all of san franciscans. so we need to get back to that first priority of government, which is the protection of life property. >> as part of his campaign, murray talked about his plans for the san francisco police

department and he's behavioral health plan. laurie says he plans on getting the police department sheriff's office fully staffed. he also called for a citywide fentanyl state of emergency. heartbroken to see the increasing numbers of people. >> dying on our streets. 131 in our first 2 months this year alone. that is why today i'm calling for a citywide fentanyl state of emergency to bypass the bureaucracy and surge city resources to the drug crisis. lori calling the state of emergency last year in the tenderloin filled in narrow. >> and plans to appoint a senior level position to tackle the problem. >> my administration will use this emergency declaration to immediately implement that behavioral health plan to ensure successful in implementation of this plan. i will implement a senior level position in the mayor's office to coordinate the interagency response. they will report directly to me.

>> now, lori is a san francisco native born in raised. he also founded that nonprofit tipping point back in 2005 reporting in the newsroom to justice kron. 4 news. >> tiffany, thank you. the top candidates that laurie is facing in the race for san francisco, mayor incumbent mayor london breed, former san francisco mayor mark farrell and san francisco supervisor ahsha safa e. alright, gloomy wednesday. this picture really kind of shows us what's going on outside. can't even see the golden gate bridge all that. well, right now, kyla grogan back with us today to go over where it's raining right now. yeah. hey there. happy wednesday, everybody. and we are getting ready for front to come through now. so far we've seen just under a 10th of an inch. >> of rain in the north bay. you can certainly see some of those lighter showers that are still there. but we're seeing a pop up elsewhere to starting to get traces now in the east bay and along the peninsula to you can see just a little out of sprinkles, kind of making

its way san mateo right over towards spots like san ramon and concord. so right now, pretty light as we get later into the afternoon and evening. we will start to see this pickup in his part of a bigger picture of a low pressure system that's sitting off the coast. you can kind of see here with that little tail. and it's just a little bit of a front is going to roll through to get through tonight. having said that, it is one of 2 systems are going to be watching out for over the next couple of days because this low pressure system itself will start to track to the south as we get into friday. and that's going bring even bigger chance of rain. but right now it's all about the cloud cover and a little bit of the sprinkles that are out there. temperatures are relatively mild today. you can see lots of here on my list and we've got 62 in san jose, 60 in livermore. but everybody else kind of staying rather cool. here is the wind that is picking up. so notice about 17 miles per hour. now in san francisco to southerly flow ahead of this little front that's going to track through. so a little bit brisk and a little bit windy as we get through our evening tonight. and again, it's going to be all that taking that umbrella with you taking that jacket

with the hood. temperatures won't be your problem. but certainly the evening showers and some breezy conditions. that's what you're going to be looking out for. when i come back in just a little bit, we're going to track those showers, not just the ones coming today, but also the ones coming friday into saturday. we'll have your 7 day forecast. thank you. coming up here, a big announcement from betty yee was the former state controller saying about her future in government. >> plus, a high speed chase ends in a crash and 4 people arrested. what police say happened right before this chase. but first after one man is killed by a mountain lion eldorado county. wildlife experts here say what you should be doing if you come face to face with the big cat and that kept he's not back and that kept he's not back down.

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by a mountain lion over the weekend near the small town just east of sacramento. >> they say that there were taking the right measures to scare off that big cat. but still, this is and extremely rare case that ended in one of those brothers dying kron. 4 super bowl. talk to experts to find out what people should do if a mountain lion approaches. >> for the 3rd time in a year and a half, ryan mooney surveillance cameras captured a mountain lion passing through his property in the martinez hills. the most recent spotted march 11. this one thing bigger mooney knows cougars are around, but fortunately has never come face to face with one. and after learning of the recent deadly attack near sacramento, he hopes he never does, especially after kind of trying to do all the stuff you're told to do, which is make yourself big.

>> you know, throw stuff or, you know, do whatever you can that that that that was not effective in the situation, unfortunately. and the california department of fish and wildlife confirms through statements from the victims family that the 2 brothers attacked. >> by a young mountain lion over the weekend did rely on their training by shouting aggressively standing tall and even throwing something at the big cat goes beyond. >> reason why we can't don't have answer about why the animal continued the attack. and in. >> across the state of california, this we have people who interact are confronted with mountain lions or at least in the presence of mount lands probably a daily basis. and those practices in almost all cases successfully managed to scare the lion away. fish and wildlife estimates the state's mountain lion population is between 4,006 1000. >> this weekend's attack resulted in the first death in 20 years. one brother survived

biologist zara mcdonald's with the field, a conservation fund and puma project says human encounters with mountain lions are rare where the attack happened because it is rural. she suspects the brothers were searching for antler sheds near a sleeping lion and it was spooked. she says you are less likely to come across a big cat in the bay area because they are used to us and do whatever they can to stay away in the case of the. >> this particular attack, if you are doing everything. you're told to do and in the attack happens, targeting them, outlines eyes and nose can be particularly effective in disorienting. the animal and prompting it to retreat. and if it doesn't fight back. >> obviously easier said than done. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> some of the people trying to recall governor newsom can start collecting signatures. the secretary of state approved the official recall

petition submitted by the group called rescue california. the group cites the budget deficit, public safety, immigration and education as reasons for this latest attempt. this is the second recall attempt and people in california rejected the last recall 2021. and there is yet another contender for the state's highest office. former state controller betty yee posted her official campaign launch video this morning announcing her bid for california governor in 2026, you spent nearly 40 years in public service. some of it as the state's budget director. >> people worry and we have no power over our future. but i that's why i'm running for governor. we have the breadth and the power to make california out of for all of us again. >> she joins a twenty-twenty 6 gubernatorial race. that includes current lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis state superintendent of public instruction tony thurman and former senate president pro tem toni atkins. and the race

to replace congresswoman anna eshoo could be going to a recount. former san jose mayor sam liccardo has already secured his place in the november general election. but the race to decide who he will face. it's razor thin. santa clara county supervisor, joe summit ian and assemblymember evan low are separated by just 2 votes. both campaigns are working to cure ballots, meaning there asking voters to fix ballots that may be missing a signature according to san mateo county officials. there are 525 ballots that need to be cured by april second, or they will not be counted. any candidate can ask for a recount. but so far, neither the summit, ian or low side have confirmed that they plan to do that. 2 votes. all right. looking outside right now, the clouds building in. we know some rain is coming our way, at least today. we'll just do today. first islanders who we talked about going and when always a good play out in the bay area. so we've got a

couple things happening, right? we've got some rain coming in this afternoon through tomorrow afternoon. then get a little break. >> thursday night, friday morning and then drowned to ding, ding. we've got round 2 and it's going to be a little earlier than this one. so. >> let me talk you through it, ali. this is our first hint of rain which is coming in this evening. some of our you start to see a little bit the north bay. you can see it's about, you know, a quarter of an inch of rain. and then we get the second hit friday into saturday. that's when the totals are going to be pumped up a bit more. so certainly the heft your system of the 2. so tracking this through, as you can see as we get through the afternoon and evening, we're going to see some the showers pick up. that's about 5 o'clock. so lots of wet roads out there. there will be pockets of heavier showers. as you can see where those oranges and yellows are showing up. this is 10:30pm, tonight. so the still rolling through parts of the east bay and south bay. 1 o'clock in the morning. you can see even some of these heavier showers could be coming down. then we catch a little break. i was talking about take you into your friday and once we get into thursday evening here you can see friday, another system starting to roll in in the afternoon and notice it's kind

of coming from a different direction. the reason for that is where right now catching a little front. and that's happening today and tomorrow. but then friday, you'll start to see this low pressure system on the move, heading down the coast of california. and that's when we're set to get the heavier totals. and i think central and southern california will get even more rain. the we will by the time we get to sunday afternoon. now we've got high pressure moving in from monday tuesday and looks like wednesday, which means we start to clear out we start to warm up. it starts to get really nice. there's water vapor map kind of showing you all that moisture being drawn in from this system. very well. pronounced low-pressure that is there off the coast out right now. things are kind of light but get ready for it. keep the umbrella handy. and if you have outdoor plans, make sure you know, you get jacket with you because we're going to be a little rainy. you can see as we look at our 7 day forecast friday into saturday is kind of the bigger system, even have a thunderstorm chance. they're going to cool us down quite a bit as well. but if you're ready for a break, hey, look at next week. that looks beautiful. lots of sunshine and warm temperatures, especially inland, hitting

some of those 70's. >> caltrain now looking for a new home. the rail line has been sharing its headquarters with samtrans since the 1990's. but it moving into a new space near the millbrae caltrain station in 2025. and samtrans invited caltrain to move in with them. but the rail line says it wants to shop around first for its own new home. the company is expected to grow to 177 employees. so they want an office that is ideally between 20,000 to 30,000 square feet for a 5 to ten-year lease. so it is considering locations in san francisco millbrae redwood city. and san mateo. still ahead, florida governor ron desantis and disney have finally ended their dispute over a special tax district. the latest settlement. >> that is now years in the making and why several major sportsbooks that usually compete with one another are teaming up. details after the break. the country's biggest

online sportsbooks are coming together to help promote responsible gambling. >> 7 sports book operators, including draftkings betmgm and fanduel will form a group called responsible online gaming. it's association and the 7 companies represent 85% of legal online betting in the u.s. for the first time ever. those from say they will share information about their customers who have a gambling problem and then the work together to foster response ling gaming practices advertising and marketing. the two-year long feud between disney and florida. governor

ron desantis is over as both parties announced they have reached this settlement in a lawsuit over who controls the walt disney world's governing district. the dispute stems from desantis is takeover of the reedy creek district from disney as a punishment following the company's opposition to florida's parental rights in education bill, which critics have deemed the don't say law. the controversial 2022 lob and classroom lessons on orientation and gender identity in the early grades and it was publicly denounced by the media company. desantis pass new legislation and appointed a new board of supervisors to take control of the district and today, details of the settlement were not disclosed. 2 of the world's largest credit card networks have agreed to lower payment processing fees for businesses. the decision by visa and mastercard. some also 2005 antitrust case, merchants have accused the credit card companies of charging inflated prices for their services.

notably the, quote, swipe fees. the deal is supposed to save businesses around 30 billion dollars over the next 5 years. the settlement will most likely not save consumers. any money. up next, a san francisco supervisors pushing to end traffic related deaths. something she says. >> it's an emergency on city streets. plus, an effort now under way to heal a growing rift between u.s. and israeli leadership. but first, leadership. but first, residents in the east

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residents left out of the new just cause protections. the california law. >> restricts landlords from terminating a resent residential lease when a tenant has occupied the property for more, then a year without just cause. but ralliers say the ordinance does little to protect residents who live in unincorporated areas like the even area leaving thousands of families will double to evictions and displacement. >> are people in the streets? our people are those who are becoming addicted and why becoming homeless. so we need these. we need these protections and we need this now. >> to the group renters in the eden area have no local tenant protections and solely rely on state law which has little if any local enforcement housing conditions report in 2023. finding a 3rd of renters live in unsafe and uninhabitable housing. a san francisco supervisor wants to speed up traffic safety projects in parts of the city that are

considered dangerous supervisor. connie chan got approval on a project that still is not done more than 4 years later. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> given what we spent the last 2 weeks is stat. we can no longer wait. supervisor connie chan wants the city to speed up vision, 0 projects to make san francisco streets safer for all vision. 0 is a policy aimed at eliminating traffic deaths all together. yet this year we've seen an uptick in deadly crashes, including the one that killed a family of 4 at a bus stop in west portal. and over the weekend, a man was injured by a car at a bus stop in the district. chand represents the supervisor is now asking the city attorney's office to draft legislation. >> that would authorize an emergency declaration to prioritize projects that haven't been completed. you. we have these plan project. we know that design. it's and its plan and it's been planned. well. >> let's move with that. let's

go like let's finish chance says she's frustrated. several projects in her district aren't done yet, including a project on fulton street to build yellow bulbs, extending sidewalks for pedestrians, project planning for this began in 2019. here we are, you >> last 5 years, pedestrian fatalities has significantly it is time for us to move. >> and declared the emergency chant also wants the city to speed up installation of to speed cameras on fulton street and install lights for people crossing in the busy fulton corridor so that when they cross and will made aware that there's a request for crossing. >> that was sara stinson reporting for us and can't chanted criticize the sfmta saying it has a lack of urgency and failed to successfully complete major projects and the sfm t a sent us a statement. it reads in part here it 100% committed to doing our part to eliminate

traffic fatalities and serious injuries on our streets. what we do know is that achieving vision, 0 well, knesset, a bold action beyond our agencies control. happening today, san jose nurses at regional medical center are having a rally to keep their trauma center open. the hospital has a level 2 trauma center, which means they can treat burn victims, stroke and heart attack victims. the nurses organizing this rally say closing the center will cost lives, especially because the trauma center. it's located at the center of highways, 1, 0, 1, 2, 86, 80 in february regional medical center announced it's going to close the center due to a decline in patients. the er is set to remain open. kron 4 spoke with mayor matt mahan after this announcement and he says that he's concerned about the closure. >> look, it's it's it's concerning. yeah, i'm glad to hear that they're committing to a 10 million dollar investment in expanding the number of beds and services in

the emergency room. but we don't ever want to see lifesaving medical services cut, particularly in our lower income neighborhoods. the fact that he side san jose will have to travel farther to get to a trauma center is concerning. our eastside resident should not have to travel farther than other people too. get lifesaving trump. >> regional medical center will operate its trauma center as normal until august. 12th that nurses rally isn't about an hour from now at 3.30, today. we're learning some new information about a high-speed chase around the bay area that ended with police arresting 4 people. police say the group stole these items from a lululemon store in napa on monday. these 200 items are worth about. $23,000. monday, we told you about this high speed chase that ended in oakland when a getaway car overturned. and here's video now from the citizens app showing the car on its side. this is that lakeshore avenue and beacon street.

>> unfortunately, like in today's and it's like just training your team that like to almost just like let them do it because like also the sounds that like insurer didn't like your life isn't worth a couple. caroline kings. >> we did reach out to lululemon to learn more about the theft but have not gotten a response back. police in san francisco offering a quarter of a million dollars for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever is responsible for a deadly shooting that happened at a playground. the shooting happened in april of 2022. at the alice chalmers playground, which is right behind longfellow elementary school in the crocker, amazon neighborhood. investigators say the victims playing basketball when at least 2 people in a car started shooting, they say 20 year-old karen carr, carlson and 22 year-old brandyn alexander cheese were killed. 2 other victims were shot but they survived. police say the getaway car was a silver honda accord. if you have any information you spould reach out to sfpd. in the north bay.

santa rosa police pulled over a minor for driving with expired tags and they say they discovered a handgun inside the officer first ordered everyone out of the car after smelling marijuana and then they did a search of the vehicle which turned up a gun and 2 loaded magazines hit in. they say in a bag under the driver seat and the 17 year old driver admitted that they belong to him. police booked him into a juvenile hall. sean diddy combs continues to be at the center of a federal investigation today. he's claiming now to the victim of hostility by authorities. combs is facing trafficking and assault allegations. the music mogul is now speaking out after monday's federal raids at his mansions in los angeles and miami comes as attorney is claiming, quote, there was a gross overuse of military-level force as search warrants were executed at mister combs. resident says there's no excuse for the excessive show of force and the hostility exhibited by authorities or the way his

children and employees were treated the end of the vote. we do have some new video now showing u.s. federal agents allegedly trashing the home as they search for evidence. the attorney aaron drier also caused the raids, quote, a witch hunt. the raids were carried out at the same time. >> getting a raid more than one place that you go simultaneously so that somebody from los angeles can't found somebody in miami and vice that doesn't mean that they have evidence that somebody has documents that they're looking for and are will destroy documents. it means that makes all the sense in the world not pass the target or targets of an investigation. >> combs has denied the allegations. the probe is being carried out by federal investigators in new york. taylor swift's father scott swift will not face charges after being accused of assaulting a cameraman in australia. this alleged

incident happened last month at wharf in sydney and one of swift's representative said 2 people were pushing their way towards taylor grabbing at her security guards, threatening to throw a staff member into the water. and there's a photographer named ben mcdonald who said swift's father put an umbrella in his face to prevent him from taking any more photos and then charged at him. mcdonnell did not require any medical treatment and the new south wales police department is saying it's not going to take any further action on this case. a lot of snow is expected to fall in the sierra over the next couple of days. a winter storm warning in effect there above 5500 feeto that should last until thursday at 11 o'clock in the morning. and advisory has also been issued for the greater lake tahoe area with about 6 to 10 inches of sncw affected. we're taking a live expected. we're taking a live look here. what conditions look like on highway 80. this is the donner summit and its snowing right now. so if you plan on traveling that be ready for

some chain controls and travel delays. kyle is tracking what's going looking at that same picture earlier today. and it was nice and dry road. so not the case right now. fact, i would say is you take a live look here. yosemite. >> it looks like snow, right? we've got the gray skies out there. so we are going to see this system continue to roll through. in fact, you can already see down near 70, also up in lake tahoe where we've got some of those snow flakes falling. so this is not a very pleasant place to be on either 80 or 50 at the moment. you kind of a wait it out until this wave is over and there are going to be 2 waves of this wintry weather. so this will be until 11:00am on thursday that we're looking for this winter storm warning and also the winter weather advisory to expire again. we're expecting some good snow out of this particular system overnight. tonight, 6 to 18 inches of new snow up to 2, 2, and a half feet at the peaks. >> it's going to be good. one at level starting 5 to 6,000 feet, but dropping as we get to the overnight hours into tomorrow morning down potentially about 4,000 feet. so hazardous travel, you betcha. here's futurecast just to show you as we get into our evening, that snow is only going to increase into the

overnight hours. then the catch a little bit of a break on thursday, but notice as we get into friday, especially in the afternoon, we start to see that next system spinning show you that that low pressure is going to track down the coast. so it's all said and done over the next couple of days. yeah, we're going to see, you know, some new snow up there to the tune of one to 2 feet, even higher than that in some spots. meanwhile, it is definitely a temperature lowering time right now. and you can see the wind is picking up there as well. right now, it's just 35 degrees back in the bay. we're monitoring some showers on the back. we'll track that in just a bit. as the war in gaza now enters its 6 month. tensions are strained between the u.s. and israel over the possibility of a cease-fire. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on what could be. >> next in this conflict. despite the rift between the u.s. and israel on how to defeat hamas. a state department official said a meeting between both countries leaders could be back on full-scale military operation.

>> into rafah would be in the state. the biden administration is standing firm in its opposition to israel's plans to invade the southern gaza town for more than a million palestinian refugees are trying to survive kind of mission that we can support >> i'm much more. >> targeted limited campaign state department spokesperson matthew miller says israel's current plan endangers too many civilians. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his military still plans to invade rafah and he has the backing of south carolina republican senator lindsey graham. here's my advice to you in your country. get on with it. graham was in israel urging the biden administration and congress to get on the same page and stand behind israel. one thing that israel cannot afford its 6 netanyahu this week signaled his anger with the u.s. by canceling plans to send a delegation to washington. it was a reaction to the u.s.

allowing the un security council to approve a cease-fire resolution. netanyahu said that emboldened hamas and he wanted to send a message that was the person most do >> well, the staff work. miller says that meeting has not been rescheduled. do think it's important that that meeting happened. >> the state department says any cease-fire would have to come with the release of hostages in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> coming up, a new law in to give workers better. wages is now being blamed for people losing their jobs. and last night bay bridge baseball game was the first time in 24 years. former giants p and announcer renel brooks-moon was not introducing the starting lineups will hear how fans are reacting in. what's the plan going forward? but first we're going to speak with a doctor from kaiser about cases of whooping cough because they're on the rise in the north bay. so we'll talk to her about what's going on and hohealth

officials in marin county are issuing a warning as a highly contagious respiratory infection, known as whooping cough is on the rise since december. the county has seen almost 100 cases at a lot of them are high school students. so we want to learn a little bit more about what's going on here. so we're joined by a doctor from kaiser permanente. this is doctor persaud. thank you for joining us. thank you for having me, ok? so what's making people sick? >> the infection is caused by a bacteria called bordetella pertussis and bordetella pertussis is one of the most contagious the infections that can afflict children and

adults. the vaccine is very effective for many years. but then it starts to wane in effectiveness over time. and this was something that was noted by one by a pair of my kaiser colleagues a few years ago, doctor within doctor katz. and so every few years we see surgeon that cases of puerto tele infection and then those usually subside as the next cohort of children and to the system and there with with still active community. so it's it's very important that a child or a young adult who has severe parents a coughing to the point just violent productive cop, violent, dry coughing or coughing to the point of nausea. it's very important that they get identified, that they get in touch with their position that they get tested and then that they get treated. the treatment is about 5 days of an about within about a college that for my son. and

it's very important that during that 5 days they isolate until until the infection clears until the bacteria has cleared. so what's the difference here between just a regular cough? there was something going around are like school community. >> mostly in february, just like one after another. people were just coughing i had for awhile. we kept calling it the black long because it was like taking weeks for it to go away. what's the difference being that issue that was going around and the whopping cough? how it sounds like the phlegm that comes out. how can you distinguish between the 2? >> so it's a that's a very tough question. ultimately, the gold standard of distinguishing is to get a sample from the nose in from them out. and that's the nays are fringe will sample sent for testing that turnaround time and testing is about one day or maybe 2 days. and that's really the gold standard for making the diagnosis. and now with the cluster that we're seeing, i think it is very important that if you have those symptoms that we get tested because i think you make a very good point. sometimes the

differences between the standard viral infections and border. tell infection can be subtle. in general viral infections should start getting better pretty quickly within a few days. and the cough should last for much more than a week or maybe 2 weeks or you're having these prolonged copping. that raises the suspicion. and then now that we're seeing confirmed cases of bordetella infection. and we know how contagious it is. it's going to be really important to have a fairly high degree of suspicion and to get the help from a physician and and then potentially get tested and treated fairly early. and you said it's super contagious. and in marin county, they're dealing with it in. >> high school students right now is this is that an age group that you would see with this type of infection? >> so what what my colleagues, doctor, katz and doctor wait and then subsequently many other investigators have identified as that. the latest generation of vaccine tends to wane after several years. and so we see it as a cohort effect every few years. the

last time we would have expected to see this was about 4 years ago. but around that time was when schools are closed, that learning went virtual and that when people did congregate, they did so with masks. so we didn't see that, which is which is terrific. but i think we were due for it and we're sort of seeing it now. this seems to be something that happens every few years. the hope is that the next generation of vaccines will have a much more durable and sustained response to a longer time about to hit like spring break time. people are going to do a lot of traveling. >> any advice on how not to get this right? really our great so i think probably the single most important thing is if you are >> vaccinationohelps a great deal. both in terms of reducing the vulnerability and reducing the severity, even even if it's not a perfect. so certainly if if you haven't had the vaccine, then you should get vaccinated. and the really it's incumbent people who are sick to get help and

identify whether they have this infection or not. so it doesn't spread masking does help, but that's not always super practical as it's not as common. yeah. so i think our priority is to vaccinate yourself and then may be responsible for years of if you are sick to get the help you need because it is a 5 day isolation period for the duration around about it no one's got time for that. >> real talk about the last a few seconds that we have here. you mentioned you should see your doctor possibly get some sort of antibiotic. but is there anything over the counter that you recommend when people are just like packing up a like this? >> unfortunately, what's been tried over many different strategies have been tried to mitigate the symptoms of this really terrible coughing, these parents because all coughing, nothing really works that cough medicines over the counters, some prescription medications doesn't seem to be super helpful with controlling the cough. so and about help what taken early on it reduces the duration. and again, the

vaccination really makes difference backs new people. their symptoms last for potential 2025 days and unvaccinated 6200 days. so the vaccine really does make a difference. all right. doctor shot, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate your have a lot of questions about this. >> cop for a while. so thanks for making time for us. happy to help. thank so thank you. california's new minimum wage law kicks in next week. but fast food workers are already losing their jobs over this. the state's minimum wage will rise to $20 an hour starting on monday pizza chain. so the ones making the basic biggest cuts as a result of pizza hut previously announced layoffs for 1200 delivery drivers. some outlets have also cut deliveries altogether. roundtable also laying off about 1300 delivery drivers. and chipotle says it's going to raise prices in order to comply with the higher minimum wage. looking outside right

now. there you go. nice and he was going on outside. now we can get a better idea of the clouds. i think your idea what was going well, action >> we're expecting some rain coming our way. any moment now. yeah, we're getting it some places right now. some places already feeling the showers. one of them, by the way, is half moon bay. you can see a little bit of the rain on the camera here. >> and as we take a look at the radar and a kind of a freeze frame, you can see. well, that's this is why right? we've got a line of showers rolling right across from half moon bay headed towards san mateo and hayward. you know, some of you getting this right now and what this really means is over all these roads are going to be slick. if you're headed out for rush hour here, hayward, san ramon, seeing some of those as well. so certainly along spots like 6.80, you can see some of the slick roads to and then we head to the north bay where they've got about a 10th of an inch of rain already throughout the day today. still just very light and variable up there. you know, we're all going to getting in on this as we get into the evening as we start to see this little front. that's tracking 3. you can just see that little line of showers. it's going to come rolling through. then low pressure is

going to be on the move once you get to friday and that's going to be another push of rain. but right now we're sitting at about you know, 50's kind of mid to upper 50's a few low 60's out there across the bay area. just kind of hanging on for some of these showers right now. the golden gate bridge still looking a little dry. but having said that, that's going to change. we're looking out for about a quarter of an inch to maybe up to a little bit of a half an inch, maybe a little less for overnight tonight. and then friday saturday. this is when the totals are really going to start kind of moving up and get some wind with this one also and the chance of a thunderstorm now, if you're hearing all this and going well, when are we done with this? i've got answers for you on that this is our chances of rain. and you can see once we get into our sunday in particular, we start to clear out then we've got a really nice run of weather coming our way as we get to next week. so big picture here shows you that little front tracking through and then that low pressure system gets its act together friday into saturday. that's going to roll down. and once that heads out, that's when we get the nice weather

and high pressure kind of building in. so here it is. your seven-day forecast. i mean, next week is really, really, really, really nice. so hang in there. if you're, you know, tired of the clouds and rain because the time we get to monday, tuesday, wednesday, particularly if you're inland, we're talking 70's like mid 70's, possibly. sounds kind of great. the giants back at oracle park hosting a's in the bay bridge series. there was a voice though that was missing from the game because last night was the first game without the longtime announcer. >> we're now brooks moon for 24 years. she has been known as the voice of oracle park but the team announced last week that the giants and brooks moons are going to be parting ways before the game. fans of all ages their love and best wishes to her. >> most of these kids haven't experienced a game without you so that will even now i can hear the pa that's notable differences not run i wish you the best stick with the

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