>> when fun time from t barea's you're watching kron. 4 news heading. >> now at 8, we are learning more tonight about the deadly stabbing at a high school in santa rosa. the grandmother of the student who was killed is identified him as 16 year-old jayden pm to a junior at the school. thank you for joining us tonight at 8. i'm pam moore and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne tonight. >> police say today's stabbing involved 3 teenagers inside a classroom. classes have been canceled at the high school for the rest of the week. tonight, the family of the student killed is demanding

answers about how this could have happened. >> force joins us live from santa rosa with more to recent. >> pam and catherine family and friends are extremely distraught about all that's happened on campus on this wednesday and are demanding answers. as you mentioned, they're all sayinghat this should not have happened to jane pm to who is only 16 years old. >> expect to help my daughter go through this. how is she going to get through this? but heard? very baby. i don't understand >> wouldn't share. griffin is trying to make sense of the death of her grandson, jaden pan to. >> the 16 year-old was one of 2 teen stabbed at montgomery high school wednesday morning. his family says that the 2 teams and the 3rd student accused to stabbing jayden

have been fighting for weeks. >> parents called the school until the school of what happened in that they had made complaints that there was people that they were. there's these 2 kids that were threatening them and to give him a hard time. his father made complaints to the school and school did so you don't know what was at the heart of the matter. we're live. this all started, you know. >> but it wasn't whatever it was. was it worth losing his late wednesday afternoon, the santa rosa police chief said that around 11 they received multiple 9-1-1, calls to students have been stabbed after a fight broke out in an art class. >> the 2 juniors have reportedly entered the class and confronted a freshman. >> a teacher tried to stop the altercation. police say that the freshman pulled a knife stab one student 3 times. the other ones. >> medical staff arrived here on the scene and quickly started treating the students and they were transported to a local hospital. unfortunately, one of the students who is a 16 year-old male and a juvenile here are a junior here at the monte campus

passed away at that hospital. >> the suspect ran away after the stabbing. and police say that teround at a nearby church and arrested him. all classes were dismissed for the day and school will be closed for the next few days. according to officials late in t evening fa■/■bmily and friends brought flowers, balloons. a picture of jane with this family and a white board for people to share their condolences. the family says that they want answers about how this could have happened. >> first going on in montgomery, high school needs to stop ministrations to take accountability for this is not ability. >> and you're looking at a live picture throughout the evening. there has been students set of showed up here. they as i mentioned, there is a white board that was put out here by the family there's markers in there sharing their thoughts in expressing themselves as

well as you gain each other d justtrngto support one another during this very, very difficult situation. i mean, you just don't think abou going to high school and having one of your friends died. very sad situation. never something that we ever want to cover. but unfortunately, that is what happened on this wednesday reporting live here in santa rosa, thesa stasi, bac to you. >> thanks very much. theresa state senator mike mcguire represent s■ianta rosa and tweeted his response to the stabbing saying our thoughts are with montgomery high stool. a high school students, staff families, a fatal stabbing on campus has left us all in shock. truly awful and tragic. we've reached out to santa rosa city schools offering any and all assistance from the state. and representative mike thompson also reacting. he tweeted, saddened to hear student was killed and another was injured

at montgomery high school today. my thoughts are with the family and friends of the students. the entire biking community and our santa rosa students in schools. and during this attack and we will have continuing coverage on today's stabbing at montgomery high. coming up at 8.30, kron four's. dan thorn reports on the renewed debate over school resource officers. he will join us live. >> on the news now in the east bayonight, one person is dead, another injured after a shooting in oakland's fruitvale distriit happened just before 11 o'clock thi morning on international boulevard near the fruitvale bart station responding. officers say that they fodok them to the hospital later de. no other details being release t time >> and murder charges have been filed in connection to hat mass shooting outside an oakland gas station. you might remember this story in lat january, a large gup of filming a music video when

bullets started to fly. 18 year-old mario. >> navarro was shot and killed. 7 others were injured. according to local police. 21 year-old bryan crews of san leandro was arrested in connection to the borrows death. he is beingheld without bail at the santa rita jail and is expected to enter a plea next month. >> the man accused of beheading his ex-girlfriend with a sword appeared in a san mateo county courtroom today. jose landeta charged with murdering his ex-girlfriend. 27 year-old karina castro. it happened in september in front of castro's home in san carlos. police s they've been arguing, but the custody of their one year-old child. prosecutors say he attacked castro with a samurai sword today the court decithat the case will move forward to trial. landeta has pleaded not guilty to murder during today's hearing, his defense attorneys implied they might argue self-defense. the next court appearance is march

23rd. >> on the peninsula, redwood city woman who is accused of exposing her 7 -old daughter to was in court today facing felony child endangerment charges on paying hunter was arrested january. 29 in a red with home office of sleep. >> daughter in the garage with a of methamphetamine, 3 feet away from the child. hunter remains behind bars will be back in court later this month. faced with roadblocks by federal and state authorities to creating a city fund its supervised drug side. san francisco's board of supervisors has figured out a workaround. >> kron four's dan kerman reports. it is legislation that will instead allow a nonprofit organization to curb the rising tide of drug use and overdoses on the streets of san francisco. the board of supervisors has passed legislation allowing a nonprofit group to open an overdose prevention site. in

other words, to supervise site, where users can go take drugs. if you're facing crisis, a health isis of people potentially die. who want to make sure you've created oportunities for people never lose them. >> and so you can reach them. we're not even thinking about. coming in for treatment, ice and ceo of health for a 3.60, a nonprofit which provides services and treatment for low-income californis dealing with drug use and mental illnes >> she says treatment centers are not the only option and overdose prevention sites can be beneficial. creing a space where people can pretty obtain drugs and use in a safe place where we can build real at thstaff that work there can first and foremost. >> prevent overde deaths make sure people have are g in hygenic and safe ronment creates opportunities to build connections and relationships that willead to better health outcomes while health.

right. 3.60, has been mentioned as a nonprofit that could run such an overdose prevention site. >> eisen says the main roadblock funding. we do work with philanthropy. a lot, but expecting a philanthropy, too. carry the weight essentially of at least, you know. small in staffing costs from meaningful program. it's not realistic highs. and he's hopi thathere's a way some of the 30 billion dollars california has secured through nationwide settlements against opioid manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies. >> can be used to fund these rograms. dan kerman kron, 4 news. live at the golden gate bridge was nice wednesday. and depending on where you were alenty of sun. >> and a deep freeze on a wednesday night, right, lawrence? the very, very cold. maybe me record cold temperatures again around the

bay area time and talking about the last couple of weeks. boy. >> it is this just unbelievably cold breaking records back to the 18. 100's night going to be cold. one to we' got freezin temperatures developinound the bay area. skies are nice and clear out-there right now. that's the way they're going to stay freezing. yeah, you bet. many areas shaded their purple under freeze warning tonight, all the way from healdsburg to sonoma. napa stretching across to most of the east bay, too, everywhere else around the bay area, including san francisco under a frost advisory. those temperatures overnight tonight, 20's a some low 30 so very cold out there about 27 in santa rosa. 33 in napa. 32 degrees and freezing in livermore. even inside the bay. you'll see widespread 30's, i think in many spots in the santa clara valley. 35 in san jose. 36 in mount view, you're looking at 37 degrees in half moon bay about 38 degrees in oakland and 33 in the bottle. get chilly out there. already. the winds have been blowing a little bit, but those winds coming out of the

north now and as those winds continue to calm down and the temperatures, well, they do fall off in a hurry. in fact, it's already 35 degrees now in calistoga. still some 40's and 50's elsewhere. but well, it's been really cold around the state to not just here. in fact, the western half of united states has just been inundated with all kinds of snow on stormy weather. the pastcouple of weeks lo kely to catch a little bit of a break. even southern california, things begin to wind down there. but there are more storms that are kind a lining up again. we'll let you know whatece tmake landfall coming up in a ■fe minutes. >> today, a state program that provided extra cash, an extra cash payments for pe student otsteps.that program came to anndpeople who use their benefits to purchase groceries will lose out on about ■$170 a month. and they will now get the on average. >> $23 month the extra money was part of a pandemic policy. but that policy is expiring and that

could with calfresh woulde up ta week's worth of meals. there is concern that this will have dire effects, especll with inflation, already increasing the cost of food. second rvest of silicon valley serves thousands of people in san mateo and santa clara counties. and with the end of the extra kalfus benefit, the agency is preparing for more people to come in and needing food. >> that's not a great solution. you know, at the same time that these benefits are declining, we're seeing federal support. we're ng a lot of our fundraising declining because people either think the crisis is over or they may ñc■be struggli themselves with layoffs, that sort of thing.o, know the timing of decreasing benefits is really, really challengg for . >> and the second harvest, silicon valley food bank sees about 46000 people.

every month, which is almost back to pandemic levels. it is always in need of donations and volunteers. >> coming up, taking time away from tiktok the apps, new strategy to try to reduce the time spent on the app. >> by eenage last tsy lights ining on the bay bridge are about to go out. how much time there isntil they go dark and how much it would cost kee >> but first, san francisco's mayor claims she is making public safety a big priority. why one restaurant owner says he just does not see that happening. new at 8 o'clock.

san francisco mayor london breed claims public safety is a top priority. she >> said so again recently in a blog post. but one local restaurant owner says that simply is not the case as kron four's gayle ongel us tonight that own says he's fed up with his business being targeted by thieves. >> read america's site. what it? >> david lee is referring to san francisco mayor london breed's post on medium about public safety. own stuff, korea on bush street in san francisco on monday around 04:00am. thieves broke into its business through a window surveillance video capturing it all. >> they broke in. so to 300

that's not the some they still might have tha >> lee says the crimes have gone worse and he noticed other restauras and fes have boarded up their shops in the neighborhood. when he saw the mayor's post, he replied to the mayor on social media saying, quote, near read what is happening to our city when other residentsgoing to be protected. my car windows have been shattered multiple times and my restaurant got broken into today. there was absolutely no protection for us in this lawless city. in a statement to kron 4, a spokesperson from the mayor's office wrote in part addressing public safety is top priority for mayor breed and a vital part of the city's economic recovery. she understands people are fed up and shares their frustrations, which is why the city's new budget increase public safety investments to build 200 vacant police officer positions. the statement went on to say mayor breed is partnering with the district attorney who is taking a more aggressive stance on public safety, including holding repeat offenders accountable, targeting and addressing the

mayor's spokesperson also says the office of small businoffer support. we confirms he got the call. >> grants and all very thankf for that's not wh didn't i just don't want to be the voice, although not restaurants has been broken to. we need help. we need protection. we need. >> security lee says the crimes are also threatening the status of his insurance, even file claim with insurance. >> they want me about this. you might not picked up next time. comes around. you're know your shop had these u incidents and they're gointo

department badge spr paied on with high heat resistant pain and then we engraved the license plate number of the vehicle on the cattle to cover. so it can be identified. >> tomorrow from 8 in the morning until 4 o'clock in the afternoon, drivers can show up to the automotive department 80and there. the student ing will drive their car onto a lift and it's their catalytic converter the exhaust emission

control devices are not serialized. so one way to make them easier to track is to have them at touched. >> santa clara county is making changes to its gun buyback program. the county will now offer incentives for people to turn in ght now, peop anything in return that unlike the gun buyback events hosted by the county during those events, people get up to $200. now, there will also be incentives to rewardedt the sheriff's office. not clear exactly what yet. the county sa700 guns were collected during buack events last year, luding 26 assault riflesall right, taking a live look at the bay bridge and enjoyed. i'm sad to say that light show while you can because the nonprofit in charge of the display s the lights will go out sunday because of moneproblems. men 8 0st lit up the10 years ago. now it has about

25,000 of those lights just aren't working and they can't afford the upkeep. the news is a disappointment to a lot of people. >> that once they go dark this sunday, whoever comes in on the days after is going to want to know what happened to the bay lights, where are they? why they go away. so we'll have our stily to let people know. hey, we've got to raise money to get him back. we know we can do it. they're gonna come but ther are no significant challenges. when you're looking at this kind of fundraising. >> elimine wants to create a new and improved display. just doesn't ha the moneto make itappenthey are asking people to donate a total of 11 million dollars, not cheap. as he indicated. ts will hbe tough as it happened. said they will unveil plans for a new display if they manage to get a new display on labor day

weekend. well, let's check on our 4 zone forecast. a clear nice. you can see those of the bay bridge. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow sending buses is clear but is cold vcold around the bay area even the high temperatures today really. >> well below the average again, but not record low. but still cold temperatures. they've been the case in looks like we're finally catching a break. >> in the stormy weather, the question is, how long is it going to last right now? just a few days looks like before we start to return to a winy weather pattern of facts, more cold air likely going to see some more snow even over our local mounins out there tonig, a uiet night, the golden gate bridge dry out there. how about that? but it is cold and yeah, of course, we s some more cold temperature records least. we tied a few here. san francisco had an overnight low of 39 degrees that tied a record back to 18, 96. oakland. 38 degrees also tying a record there believe lee cold temperatures for the bay area. even the highs today, many places running a good 10 degrees below the average high

of only 54 in san jose. 55 degrees in san francisco and 56 degrees in oakland. this is really warmer than it's been in quite some time out there tonight. we still got some storm clouds heading to southern california. they're still looking at the possibilof mo snow. we've got winter storm rnoutside riverside but overall looks like the pattern going to start to quiet down, at least for a few days. highpressure going to try and building here that will bring some cool, dry weather to bay area. so enjoy it while you have it looks like things are going to change and not too distant future. we're going to be right back to it. so tomorrow, lots of sunshine, a couple high clouds, a few more clouds on friday. saturday looks like another cold storm rolls into the bay area. here we go again, unusually cold weather, more mountain snow, especially on sunday. then on and off. it looks like all of next week giving for c-pac. good to see. just kept all right. >> thanks, lauren. still ahead tonight and a several feet of snow causing delays for drivers ying to passed through the sierra. also who

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>> attorney general merrick garland was questioned by a senate panel today on the deadly fentanyl crisis. and american things got a little heated to committee members wanting answers. garland told the judiciary committee, mexico drug cartels have unleashed a terrible epidemic

in the country and says the number of deaths from fentanyl overdoses. our exploded. >> last year, dea and its partners season a fentanyl-laced pills and powder to kill every single american to horrible but it's an epidemic that's been the least on purpose. >> he says that he is going to work with congress to dramatically increase penalties associated with the transport distribution and sale of illegal fentanyl. >> new preliminary study is linking society, depression and suicidal thoughts to vaping among young americans. many of the 2000 teenagers and young in the study admitted they started vaping marijuana to deal with depression, but it is not yet known whether one causes the other experts say young people who vape could be setting themselves up for future heart and lung disease. this new research is set to be presented at an

american heart association meeting in boston. takes wellstone set screen time limits for users under the age of 18, the feature which is rolling out in the coming weeks will default. the app to 60 minutes of screen time to minors. if the 60 minute limit is reached, users will be prompted to enter a passcode requiring them to make an active decision on whether or not to keep scrolling for account holders under the age of 13 that pass code will have to be injured by a parent or a guardian. >> next 8 o'clock, a student stabbed to at the north bay high school. and there are renewed questions about the security resources available for santa rosa schools. also the cdc's new warning about a drug resistant stomach bug. how to keep yourself safe from should go after the break. and a lot of anger today from protesters who accuse san francisco da bro

>> a developing story, school safety now front and center in santa rosa after today's deadly stabbing. the city's police chief is pointing out that there was no school resource officer at montgomery high or any santa rosa city school before the killing kron four's. dan is in santa rosa tonight with that side of the story, there's a whole new discussion now cropping up

about resource officers. dan. >> that's right, pam. and there is a growing memorial here at montgomery high school after that, deadly stabbing earlier today. the violence renewing the conversation over police officers being at school. the school resource program over the school resource officer program for santa rosa schools came under scrutiny back in 2020 and that was after the killing of george floyd by that june. in june 2020, the school board voted to get rid of the school resource officer program. they put it on pause at that time. and just earlier we talked with the board president who says that they do not believe if a police officer was on campus today. it would have made any difference >> the deadly stabbing of a student draws police officers to montgomery high school in santa rosa. investigators say the killing happened during a fight among 3 students inside in our classroom. the police

chief was pressed on the department's response just hours after the stabbing. i think it's really important understand that the santa rosa police department did not remove arose from the school campus. so i think that's very important. that was a decision made by the santa rosa school board. chief john cregan says he's advocated for the return of school resource officers. >> but there is not been won on santa rosa city school campuses since 2020, the board voted to pause the sro program following the death of george floyd. i believe that there are other options besides law enforcement being on our campuses that contribute to safety. >> school board president stephanie been yeah. re says the call for sro's to return to schools has come to the forefront following wednesday's violence when gary was heartbroken by the killing of a 16 year-old at montgomery high, but maintains she is against police being it schools. i am not in favor of school resource officers on campus. >> and the board has has stood pretty strong on on this

decision of ours. january says the focus over the next few days is on the immediate need for students and staff to feel safe. returning to campus. the next steps will be coordinating a community forum on safety in santa rosa schools. >> well, the school superintendent also pointed out today that no santa rosa city schools have metal detectors either. and she says that there's going to be an ongoing conversation about safety as the community works to heal. reporting live in santa rosa. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> have a tv watching tv talking with yeah, and we have to. that's the good thing. yeah. hopefully this morning looks sunny. hopefully we going it is today. >> truck drivers. they hunkering down near donner have had to wait for the all-clear before they try to

get through. while they wait, they have to do everything. they're cooking. they're cleaning their sleeping. all of it in their trucks while waiting for answers on the freezing weather. >> those guys are pretty good natured about it. all right. we're looking live here at i-80 near donner summit. maybe not snowing right now, but tons of snow left behind. and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell us if they're hope the more oh, my goodness, they're going to get a bunch more just a little bit more. but just keep coming as weather makes you feel small. sometimes sometimes like control everything but not the weather out there. we've got that snow that is broken up a little bit. now you see the walls of snow along the side of i-80 here. they've opened up eastbound westbound is still closed. so. >> yeah, tough going in the high country things finally clearing out a bit for them today. but all that snow left behind and i'm melting anytime too soon. in fact, overnight lows tonight dropping down the teens and then finally moving up in the 40's by tomorrow afternoon. but winter storm watches have already been

posted. beginning on saturday, continuing until monday. that's when we could see another 3, maybe 5 feet of snow across the high country. so yeah, catching a much-needed break up there. now we've got some dry conditions expected for thursday and on friday. so if you had to sneak up this the time to do it this weekend, another storm system comes in. that's going to be cold storm to look at the temperatures drop in the 20's by then even colder, probably into sunday. so here's the forecast. we'll see what happens here as we take you through time. dry weather over the next couple of days. then we get the weekend and here comes you've got another round of rain in the bay area. more snow moving across the sierra nevada and that cold snow going stretch further south as we head in towards sunday with all that cold air and it just keeps coming into monday. more snow showers, although they'll be lighter, more scattered and more showers continuing likely into tuesday, then maybe a little bit of a break. but after that, models really start to diverge. we've got one model that wants to bring the good old atmospheric river back in the california, bringing some high level snow and a ton of rain to the

state. we certainly don't want that. we're going to wait and see right now. this is how things are panning now. we're going to dry things out the next couple days. locally rain likely make return the bay area by saturday. thank you, lawrence. protesters rallied outside the san francisco hall of justice today. they are asking the da to move forward with prosecuting a san francisco police officer for killing an unarmed man. they are angry with da brooke jenkins for moving too dismiss a manslaughter charge against a former san francisco police officer. christopher samayoa was charged for the 2017 shooting of key to o'neill who was unarmed. jenkins does not believe the facts supported prosecution. she says her predecessor chesa boudin press charges for political gain nails. family members are not happy about that. message will be it does and walks away. it will matter what may be. all you have pictures from

>> she wants. her nephews, criminal case taken away from the da's office and says the state attorney general should take over. jenkins actually says she's not opposed to that. there is still time to consider making changes. >> still ahead, honoring the sacramento man killed by police in memphis, tennessee. the california location, which

>> nearly 2 months after sacramento native tyre, nichols was killed in memphis, tennessee. his family says they're finding new ways to honor his life reporter jamie, when shares with us what his family has planned with the city of sacramento. >> the skate park you see behind me here is at the regency community park in this place meant a lot to tyre. so now his family is hoping a new name can help keep his memory alive all while celebrating the life he lived. the skate park at regency community park. can be an escape for many skaters. at 1.0, one of those skaters was tyree. have a lot of memories here. this is where it all began as a board and ernie, but his journey came to an abrupt end back in january, following a traffic stop. >> by these 5 officers in memphis, tennessee. today, his sister's kiyana dixon and the eyes are are still mourning.

the loss of their little brother were blown up. you know, as a family, we're holding >> but nearly 2 months after his passing, his sisters are making sure his name is never forgotten. and they're starting at one of his favorite places. >> we want to name this after tyre nichols, who spent a lot of his childhood time and skating. as you see a lot of the guys behind me doing sacramento council member lisa kaplan says the skate park currently does not have an official name. we all know this is the regency park, but the state parks actually not. i'm so if you google it, look it up. you don't find a skate park. the plan now is to hopefully change it to the tyre nichols skate park for eyes. are she hopes adding her brother's name to this park will make a positive impact. >> on the future generation of skaters ferry was a free spirit and he was himself. >> unapologetically and i hope that inspires other kids to be themselves. if that means skateboarding, whatever your passion is, go after it. and

this is a full circle moment for dixon standing at her brother's favorite skate park to honor him. it's a bittersweet emotion. you know, my brother never skate again. but he? >> well, definitely, roland pease. and she has a feeling what her free spirited brother would say about having a skate park named after him. >> haha. yeah. haha. >> next in sports, the warriors give some positive news on when we might see steph curry back in the lineup. sports director jason

>> for your health tonight, the cdc is monitoring the spread of a bacteria called shigella that is causing stomach infections and the problem or strains become resistant to antibiotics. kron four's rob knows but talk to an infectious disease expert. >> shigella infections are not new in our most common among young children. but the cdc says last year about 5% of infections were strong enough to resist treatment. doctor peter chin. hong from ucsf says the concern is that the resistance will continue to trend upward people taking care of any videos with shigella. >> have to realize some of the treatments that we take for granted will work. the symptoms of shigella include diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramps. doctor chin-hong says about 40% of people who get it have to be hospitalized. but that most get better on their

own. >> the cdc has seen an increase of spread among and bisexual men as well as others ms less people >> immune compromised individuals and international travelers. doctor chin-hong understands the frustrations of these groups after going through the covid pandemic, an increase of m-pox infections last summer and now she gala. he says it's important for anyone with symptoms to contact their doctor and get tested early. it should i clinicians now know that if the individual is sick enough to be treated, that we may need to work with the cdc and and bring out some alton there by the won, said to be commonly use, according to the cdc, should tell is usually spread when infected fecal matter, enters the nose or mouth. it's why the simplest way to prevent infection is to practice in the hygiene habits that will preach during the pandemic washing hands has made a comeback. and i think should go as one of these places where it can also be helpful in san francisco. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

>> california lawmakers from both parties are supporting a package of behavioral health bills. these are aimed at people helping people with severe mental illness who are living on the streets. one senator says the new package of bills would allow authorities in extreme cases to hold mentally ill people for treatment against their will. >> these are people who are in dire need of care right now in our communities. you continue to deteriorate to a point where you can't provide care for yourself. >> she says changing the way the law defines people who are gravely disabled would allow more mental are more people with mental illness, severe illness to qualify for court issued conservatorship. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> we've got an official steph curry injury update from the warriors today and all but tells us, steph is now day today. that was the injury a couple weeks ago. he's missed 9 games. now they didn't use those words day today, but it

was all pr talk. basically the sift through it. it seems like steph, it's coming back soon. he has scrimmage and he will begin practicing with the team as he is phase back in the game action. the goal is to get him back during the team's upcoming road trip that begins on sunday in los angeles. santa clara guard brandon put jet ski has won the wcc co-player of the year. he shares it with drew timmy of gonzaga. the sophomore transfer from illinois ranks 3rd in the wcc in scoring at 20 points per game and has santa clara as the number 3 seed in the wcc tournament which had begun tonight he becomes the first bronco to earn a player of the year honors since john bryant did so. 9 and a handful of other local players may the first team a wcc list. let's start with the saint. mary's gaels logan johnson, aidan mahaney and mitchell saxen all

represent the gaels on that first team. of course, brandon put jet ski for santa clara is on the first team player of the year. does carlos to or his teammate is also on the first team and up on the hill, tyrell roberts and khalil ship. i've made the first team congrats to them. and that's the luck to all 3 of those teams in the wcc tournament. i would love to see as many as possible marching on to the big dance in march. all right. let's head out to los vegas pac, 12 tournament women cal taking on washington state cal early 3rd quarter call-up, 6 jayda curry. one of my favorite players in the bay area. she's so tough. he had 16 points. 8 point game. there are up but washington state storm back late in the 3rd tie game car while it gets the bucket there and they never let up that leave washington state beats cal 61 to 49. they move on to face cow comes to a

screeching halt. the san jose earthquakes, they're locked and loaded ahead of saturday's home opener against the vancouver whitecaps. the quakes lost heartbreaker in their season opener last week in atlanta. >> but there's still plenty of reason for optimism, a talented young starting quarter turns along with several new big time offseason acquisitions, including new head coach, lucci. gonzalez is a former quakes player who also coached the u.s. men's national team. san jose finish last in the west last season. but that was last year. this year. the team is setting a foundation that they hope to lead to a postseason wrote. >> the end result, every team wants to win every want he wants but it's really focusing on how we want to play. want to act. what are we going to do for each other the field? and i think that's been helpful to just push in that direction. the fight for identity. we want our fans and we want this community part of the team in how we have to how

we play. we have a talented team. we have a new staff with with fresh energy that's instilling ideas and those that were taken on by the day. once we really executed for 90 minutes, then there's no reason why we can't do or want to be able to spy for playoffs and ultimately go from there. >> it will be interesting to see how they fare this year. but back to steph. really glad to see him on the brink of a awards have been able to tread water while he's been gone but warriors basketball same with staff's not i don't know. what's your guess? what is a day to day mean a a, you know, bob myers said today that he's hopeful he'll come during that road trip which starts on saturday in los angeles. and a couple days later there in oklahoma city. a couple days later there in memphis. so i would target that oklahoma city game, which is tuesday. so a week from yesterday, i'll go on record. i think steph will next tuesday, if not probably next thursday against

memphis. for the past

couple of weeks we've just been talking about steph. the warriors superstars had. >> some extra time on his hands recovering from his injury. he used some of that time to give young students an

experience. they will never forget. curry who, of course, is recognized everywhere he goes, decided to throw on a wig ahead. some glasses and a face mask to go undercover as larry, the jersey customization expert. haha, a truly special shopping experience for a group of kids from east oakland's black cultural zone. each attendee was presented with a $250 gift card for the lawyers team store. but to make the experience even more meaningful for the kids, steph, actually surprise them at the event. >> to shop and to play games with them. yeah. maybe they were kind of on to him because right before he was taken to stop far, nobody was screaming. and i think the kinds >> put it he is just this so amazing. yeah, he really good for the bay area. alright wraps up kron. 4 news in tacoma and grant and vicki are here to tell us what's coming up tonight. at 9. we could also just go on and on show.

that's right. yeah, should i it's like you want to take them for, you know, he's not going to play forever. and presumably will still be part of the community. but it's easy to take him for granted but was not playing. look what he did. yeah. but would like that yeah. on the couch eating. bon bons. katherine eckstadt night. just a horrible story tonight. >> in the north and deadly stabbing at a high school during school in our class. a 16 year-old student is dead tonight after he was stabbed by another student. a freshman police say during a fight in a classroom. they have the vigil here tonight. we're also hearing from the victim's family. they're calling on the district to do more to try to make schools safe. plus, a warning for people who drive a hyundai. one east bay police department says that they've been seeing a spike in thefts of vehicles by the 2 carmakers. why they say the social media trend is behind it. all. keep it here. kron. 4

>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9, a community is in mourning tonight and rightfully so after a stabbing at a santa rosa high school has left a freshman dead. police say the incident involved 3 teenagers in a clouded classroom. good evening, everyb t