News station, this is home. News 11. Good evening, everybody. Thanks for being with us tonight on kron 4 news at 11, im grant lotus and im noelle bellow. A bill making its way through the state legislature wants to double the fines for protesters who block highways and freeways. Its gaining bipartisan support in the state capitol. But not all across the state. Across for sara stinson joins us live in the studio after speaking with the Assembly Woman who introduced the bill as well as civil rights activists against it. Sarah. Yeah, this bill is proposing to increase fines for protesters every time theyre convicted of blocking traffic on highways, hopes to deter them from doing it again. But civil rights advocates tell me tougher penalties will not stop people. Amid a series of protests related to the israelhamas war assemblywoman kate sanchez has introduced legislation that would crack down on any demonstrations blocking traffic on highways in california. So this is because public safet
Deterring them from stopping traffic like theyve done on our bay area. Bridges in the past. A former Airline Mechanics suing asked afternoon placed on tsas felons. Why he says a faulty security 8 is to blame. Developers that want to make big changes. Stonestown Shopping Center will talk more about that coming up. From the areas local news station. Youre watching the kron. 4 morning news well, good morning and thank you waking up with us bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news face thursday, april 25th, im reyna harvey. All right. Well, we got a lot going on in our weather pot today. I mean, we todd start of the week. Now here we are gradually dipping lower. Lower morning, and we are looking at a lot of clouds out there, too. Which is why this screen right here isnt showing much of anything. A view from the clouds looking down into the bay showing you that that blanket of low stratus aloft is still hanging out with radar showing that we are at least dry despite all this low elevat
Like. Again, because the past couple of days, you didnt see too much of it. Quite our looks great. You can see that. We do have the wind pushing through today. Were getting rid of that muggy feel. But what were adding in is a northwesterly breeze that is going to get blustery at the coast and a little brisk feeling as youre getting out there. So just make sure that you get the jackets ready to go. Were still hanging out in the 50s at this 10 oclock hour. And temperatures barely in the 60s for concord, pittsburgh, in brentwood, but definitely still cool enough for the jacket, especially once you factor in the winds later on today. Daytime highs back in the 60 similar to yesterday. Another cool one tomorrow remains fairly cool, too. The weekend, though, it does look really nice and ill get to that. Still to come back to you. Thanks a lot. And at 10 oclock, our top story is a man who is in jail. After fighting with a Police Officer who was protecting the mayor of san jose. How this all ha
Cases in Alameda County are now limbo because of potential misconduct. Legal experts are now weighing in. And the alexis gabe documentary just hours away from airing what her family is hoping the public will learn. And the city of San Francisco is celebrating the opening up San Franciscos newly renovated 911, dispatch live with the details. Station. Hes calling for news 2. Thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. Im Justine Waldman this afternoon. There are allegations of racism in the Alameda County justice system. The Alameda County District Attorney has revealed that a federal judge has issued an exhaustive review of 35 Death Penalty cases that go back several decades. Kron fours terisa stasio. Joining us now live for news or with more on whats happening here and what theyre hoping to fix really just in the review comes as the Alameda County da says that her office found the scribble notes which may show prosecutors strategize to block black and jewish chores. From serving o
Misconduct and allegations of racism. The Alameda County District Attorney has revealed a federal judge has issued an exhaustive review of 35 Death Penalty cases that date back several decades. Kron fours terisa stasko joins us with the latest on this developing story. Thanks for joining us. High just saying that review comes as the alameda da says that her office found these handwritten notes that may show prosecutors strategize to block black and jewish jurors from serving on Death Penalty cases. Legal experts are now telling us that these are profound allegations was sweeping consequences. Maybe what happened here is that these people were deemed to be opposed to the Death Penalty. And thats how they got away with removing people based on that city on wednesday, legal experts weighing in on the bombshell dropped by Alameda County District Attorney pamela price. That a federal judge has ordered the review of 35 Death Penalty cases after these scribbled notes were discovered while exa