ransom now speaking out about that details in the investigation. >> todd walker, new gene ransom since the 2 were in elementary school and says it breaks his heart to learn through those closest to jean that his good friend and cal athletics hall of famer was the man shot to death on interstate 8.80 friday night. >> the man who's basketball stardom continued from berkeley high school to cal berkeley in the 70's. it that the freshman is 7 more years to have was at the door. >> you know, we felt like celebrities because we want the we walk being with the california highway patrol is leading the investigation. >> at 5.15, in the evening, the chp says a man crashed into a guardrail after being shot and killed on the freeway north of oak street in oakland. >> the chp has not released a motive. walker says there was no reason for anyone to target also the work, the graveyard. >> you knowp guess, but it was just too, was regular routine. but we all the work. the alameda county coroner's office has yet to release the man's name. but in a statement, cal athletics says, a deadly freeway shooting. our thoughts are with jean's family and friends for this tragic loss. jean was one of the greatest players in our men's basketball program's history. and he will be greatly missed. oakland mayor libby schaaf's office response to the shooting by stating, quote, the loss of life due to gun violence is a tragedy for the family and friends of gene ransom and our entire community. the mayor will be relentless in her pursuit of state resources to install cameras with privacy protections at on and off ramps that can assist investigations such as these and ultimately hold those accountable who act with such heinous disregard for human life. >> too many guns and a lack of cameron's echoing what oakland's police chief leronne armstrong stated after toddler jasper wu was shot and killed on i-80 in november. >> in a statement, the alameda county sheriff's office says, quote, we do support freeway cameras in alameda county. we hope our elected officials and community leaders will invest in technology for public safety is out there so much. the cameras should have been a. >> the camera should have years ago. the cameras should have we would little to do it. take to get killed. >> for them to put the phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. this is just one of several fatal shootings on oakland freeways in recent months. >> you may remember back on november 6.23. month-old jasper. wu hit by a stray bullet on i-80 as we just said, the back seat of a car being driven by his mom to fremont medics took him to the hospital where he later died just a month ago today. you may remember that alameda county sheriff's recruit david, when driving home from work when someone fired into his car near the bay bridge toll plaza, his class actually graduated yesterday today would have been his very first day on the job. the sheriff's office naming him an honorary deputy for the first time in alameda county sheriff's history. chp investigating both of these incidents so far. investigators say they've made no arrest in either of these cases. >> now to develop a developing story, which is that attack that happened at so fi stadium during the forty-niners nfc championship game. lawyers for the forty-niners fan who was hurt. daniel luna released an update on his condition tonight. they say the luna is still in a coma and his injuries continue to be critical. but lawyers for luna's tell kron four's amid area that they now need help from the other folks who are also at that game. >> has family lawyer says they're asking any witnesses of the incident that happened at so-fi stadium to come for work. they say that witnesses could have a different perspective on exactly what happened, that there's going to be a long road for daniel, the family of a man injured in the parking lot of so fi stadium during the nfc championship game. >> released an update on his condition saying, quote, our loved one. daniel luna remains in a coma in intensive care after the violent attack. we pray for him. has a long and challenging road ahead of him. >> and that's really where the focus is right now. the family's lawyer, jonathan davis says luna had a crane yak to me to relieve internal pressure on his brain. the inglewood mayor explained how luna was hurt. he says it began when luna wearing a white jersey push suspect brian, some 20 s wearing a yellow jersey. >> the individual, white jersey. pushes the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement when test was arrested and released on $30,000 bail. the mayor says they're going off of 30 seconds of blurry surveillance video. >> but davis and the family are hoping witnesses no more. they may see something 15, 20 minutes before. >> we don't know. as i said, we don't know the facts. davis says while the family's biggest focus is known as recovery, they're also hoping to create change that will result in a safer stadium environment. these are highly charged environments. we know that security is he. the lawyer also tells me that the family is grateful for all the paramedics and doctors who have been working this case. they say they also want to thank the police officers and law enforcement agencies. >> they are working on this as well. and harry kron, 4 several federal agencies are joining law enforcement to increase security around sofi stadium ahead of the super bowl, which is next sunday. >> the inglewood police department is ultimately in charge of security. but the department is getting help from the u.s. secret service and the faa along with u.s. customs and border protection agents. so if i stadium has also received carso scanning trucks that are usually used at the port of long beach to x-ray incoming supplies and vehicles entering the site. >> back here at home tonight in the east bay, 2 teens now behind bars for a carjacking in pittsburgh. it happened yesterday. you can see from that video as police start chasing a great car. officers say they rest of the teens after the car that they took crashed. police say the 2 teams beat the victim then took off in the car. an officer saw that car and started chasing it. we are told the teens did suffer some minor injuries but are expected to be okay. >> new tonight at 8 o'clock, we have a tragic story out of texas where a man killed 4 members of his own family, including a child before killing himself. when shooting happened in the city. of course, the kind of that's about 50 miles south of dallas in total. the gunman is accused of killing 8 people. pope skews me of shooting 8 people. police say they tracked the suspect's vehicle using gps and the monitoring service shut off its engine. officers found the man inside of the vehicle with parent self-inflicted gunshot wound. no names or ages of any of the victims have been released. >> all right. let's take a break from the headlines this saturday night to talk about our 4 zone forecast. a live look at san francisco lit up on this saturday night courtesy of the sutro tower camera. it may be february on still january, i should say. >> no, february 5th, where couple days in. you can tell you know what, when you work from home the day shes run together. today february 5th. thank you. appreciate though. probably got a couple more days till valentine's day and still not that way. all ready for informant. recent tonight is a wreck is strong with a look at our forecast that does feel like it should be more like may. so maybe that's some of the confusion. but there you go right there. >> yeah, that's definitely a guys. i mean, the weather, we're going to be seeing a real bump up in temperatures. it is going to get warm as we get into next week. so yes, it's going to feel more like we're getting closer to summertime. but yet we're only in the first week of february and no rain in sight, unfortunately, until about the middle of the month outside. right now, another nice shot overlooking much of san francisco. this are why camera here. and you can see all the way to the right of your screen. there is the bay bridge, but you have mostly clear skies. that's what we're seeing. those high clouds death in clearing out of the bay area. like what we saw earlier today, overnight lows expecting it in the 30's and 40's. and then tomorrow the warm up starts. that high pressure really going to start to strengthen across the entire state of california, bringing us a lot of sunshine and warmer temperatures. we're going to see a get up into the mid to even upper 60's in some spots in the next week. 70's are on the board with a whole lot of sunshine. so it's going to feel more like spring. that is for sure. overnight lows. here's a quick peek for you. 38 degrees in livermore tonight. 37 in concord, a chilly 38 napa. 37 also in santa rosa. we're looking at mostly low 40's the immediate bay. 41 in hayward tonight, 41 degrees in redwood city. futurecast for showing us that stubborn ridge of high pressure that's keeping the storm systems away from the bay area, keeping it to the far north of us, washington, oregon. they're going to get a couple rounds of rain. we're going to remain quite dry. and like i was mentioning till about the middle of the month, right around valentine's day. so far. high temperatures. look at upper 60's that we're seeing 65 in concord tomorrow. 67 in downtown oakland, 69 degrees in san jose. and i'll let you know exactly how warm it's going to get in your neighborhood. i'll break it all down neighborhood by neighborhood. coming up and just a bit back to the news. justine, thank you so much. in the south bay, san jose's, new covid vaccine requirements for people attending events. >> at city owned buildings like this ap center. he's now in effect. you do need to be fully vaccinated and have your booster shot. if you want to attend any indoor events with 50 or more people council member doug davis says people can nhow proof of a negative covid test. instead of their up to date vaccine card for events at s i p center. the test must be taken the day within the event. if it is an antigen test or 2 days, if it is a pcr test. davis says this flexibility allows people to still enjoy their events. >> and that's why that a greater flexibility of allowing a negative test. >> allows for greater freedom for people to be able to. go out and do fun things like catching sharks game. but it also makes it makes it more likely that we're able to slow the spread of the virus. >> the city of san jose is the first city in california to implement such a mandate. the sep center is providing free covid testing for people attending an event. this provides people a chance to get tested at the center instead of searching for a testing site. meanwhile, sonoma county is set to in some of its covid restrictions in just a few days. >> this coming thursday, the county's restrictions on large gatherings will expire. you may remember the measure went into effect last month and required folks to limit outdoor gatherings to 100 people and indoor gatherings to just 50 folks. county health leaders say they are dropping the restrictions because of a decline in covid cases. >> now to the east bay where you no longer have to prove you're vaccinated against covid to restaurants and gyms in contra costa county, the county's health officials are saying they have an 80% vaccination rate. also, 48% of eligible people in contra costa county have received their booster shots. the officials are saying the omicron surge has also likely peaked and hospitalizations have begun to decline health care workers in places like nursing homes or mega events of 500 or more people. we'll still have to follow vaccine verification. >> a new jobs report shows that there are millions of jobs available right here in the united states. but employers, we're still having a hard time filling the jobs will explain why. >> and improving the country's infrastructure. what president biden is now focusing on to fulfill a campaign promise. >> welcome back, everyone. president joe biden says he wants construction workers to be able to build roads, bridges and other federal projects better faster and cheaper washington, dc correspondent jessi tenure reports now on the president's new executive order. good evening. president biden said this helps fulfill a promise he made when working to pass the bipartisan infrastructure law. >> to create good union jobs. >> and you go. a maryland union hall cheered on president biden friday as he signed an executive order that aims to support construction workers and streamline federal projects. help ensure that we build a better america. we build it right and we build it on time. we build a cheaper than it would have been otherwise. the order requires project labor agreements between unions and contractors for any federal construction project about 35 million dollars. this comes as the biden administration starts to roll out funds from the 1 trillion dollar infrastructure law. saving taxpayers money clearing construction zone quickly to ensure that everything the federal government signs the contract to build is built last. the white house estimates the order will impact up to 200,000 workers and about 200, 60 billion dollars in federal construction projects while also preventing disruptions on sites like strikes help defuse problems before they arise. administration officials joining the president at the union hall say the agreements are also about building a better workforce. by the time these union workers. >> finished their training. they are the best in the business. vice president kamala harris stressed the country will have to lean on many new workers to build out the infrastructure law. >> and labor secretary marty walsh said the executive order is a tool to attract more to the workforce. expand access to good middle-class korea's for women and workers of color. that means a more inclusive economy. and as of january, 30th, federal contractors must pay workers a $15 an hour. minimum wage. >> based on another executive order the president signed last april in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> a new report from the u.s. labor department found that there are currently millions of job openings available for skilled workers. but filling them could be a problem. the agency says that nearly 8 million jobs were lost in the job market during the pandemic. but only half have been filled so far. >> rosa pandemic, we saw an unprecedented level of boomers leave the labor market, walk out of the labor market. >> painter says that during the great resignation, some americans took early retirement or even wanted to work from home. officials say if at least 3 fourths of the u.s. labor vacancies are not filled, consumers will can see continue to see a rise in cost for feud, food, fuel and other central's. >> oakland police say they received reports of a large sideshow that happened earlier this morning. can see it here. kind of in the distance from this citizen app video. many cars were gathered there in the middle of the night. oakland police say this weekend they will send additional officers and tow trucks to crack down on sideshows. oakland police have also arrested 3 people who they say were involved in recent carjackings. >> wednesday officers made the arrest in the acorn neighborhood. officers say they found one rifle, also a gun along with ammunition inside of the home. those 3 suspects are behind bars tonight. >> in the east bay, the alameda fire department responded to a fire at a business on verna court in san leandro. fire officials say they were able to keep the fire from spreading to any of the nearby buildings. but we can see the smoke coming out there. no one was injured. no word yet on what may have started. this fire. and communities destroyed by the dixie and caldor fire's are starting the steps now to rebuild 6 months later. coming up tonight here during kron, 4 news at 9. the debate on whether they should be left as is many homeowners are committed to staying where they are in the places that they love and others believe that building in such fire-prone areas is just too risky. >> this is going to be our home like i tell people it's already burned. now? we're fine. large private, lots that are nestled into the that's not gonna work in future of we're going to have to be rescuing those communities. time after time. >> it's an issue with no easy answer. and you'll hear more about this dilemma about whether or not to rebuild. coming up tonight during kron, 4 news at 9. >> of our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at the san francisco embarcadero on this saturday night. a very warm day across these parts and things are only going to continue to get warmer and wasn't windy. it was warm. it. >> feels like spring except that should be osr rainy season. so it's kind of. >> i feel a little guilty enjoying it. but i'm rebecca strom is here now with a look at the forecast for this coming week. that also looks even warmer than today. yeah, guys, it's really going to warm up. you're going to feel it out there. that's for sure. as we get into next week because i'm tracking 70's around much of the bay area. so, yes, definitely feel more like spring versus of the winter time that we're currently supposed to be in outside right now. yes, a nice, a clear shot. the golden gate bridge. a lot of the high clouds have cleared out of the bay area and we're mostly clear skies tonight. tomorrow, though, that's when our warm-up really kicks off because high pressure is going to start to strengthen around the entire state and you're really going to see it and feel it tomorrow with sunshine. 65 downtown, san francisco tomorrow. 62 in the sunset district. it's going to be gorgeous at the coast. lots of sunshine and 66 at half moon bay. if you're going to be in pacifica, high of 62 tomorrow and then those low to mid 60's continue along the peninsula. san bruno high of 63 65 in burlingame. tomorrow. and then a little bit of a bump up. 67 in palo alto, those upper 60's in mountain view expected tomorrow. and then the south bay really going to feel i'm very warm there. close to 70 degrees for downtown san jose and campbell, both coming in with a high of 69 mid 60's throughout pleasanton and livermore and son. all we're getting into those upper 60's along the east bay shoreline hayward and union city, both at 67 tomorrow. if you're going to be downtown oakland, nice and warm and 67, there are in a 64 walnut creek, a high of 65 and then near 70 degrees in vacaville. john feal 68 tomorrow as well as a nap. if you're going to be heading over wine country. 68 in santa rosa tomorrow in petaluma. really point raise with a lot of sunshine to enjoy with a high of 65 looking ahead over the next couple of days. you can see just a slight change in temperatures. we're going to continue to rise as we get into monday and tuesday, really mild to warm, especially as we get towards the middle of the week. i'll have all those details in my seven-day coming up in a little bit. justin, back to you. thank you so much. still ahead tonight, hundreds of people took to the streets in minneapolis, demanding justice for amir locke who was shot and killed by police officer. >> what needs to be done now? they're saying to and no knock warrants. >> protesters gathering in downtown minneapolis this afternoon to demand answers while also expressing outrage after the fatal police shooting of a mere the crowd holding signs calling for the minneapolis mayor to resign and for the police officer who fatally shot lock on wednesday. >> to be fired and prosecuted. janel forte has the details. >> despite subfreezing temperatures protest in demonstrators demanding police accountability and transparency in the investigation of the shooting death of a near lock. a black man gunned down early wednesday morning during a no knock raid carried out by minneapolis police what you do say something, just tell the truth. and a 14 second body cams that it released by the department swat officers quietly music into downtown apartment. then first, >> the approach account, we lock appears to be asleep under a blanket. he startled awake and there's a split second flashed a gun. 22 year-old tan. >> authorities now identifying mark candidate as the officer who shot the fatal blows. i want the police officer. >> that murdered my yes, to be prosecuting in fire. it's currently on administrative leave. records show. he's been on the force since 2015 and has had at least 3 complaints all closed with no disciplinary action. further complicating things, minneapolis police confirm lock was not named in the warrant. have released few details about the circumstances of the homicide investigation in neighboring saint paul. it's connected to saying it's been sealed to hold integrity of the investigation. locke's family says he was a licensed gun owner and had no criminal history. all details rekindling tensions community where law enforcement's relationship with the public already that was forte reporting for us tonight. >> still ahead tonight, taking action in the skies will let you know what delta airlines is now urging the justice department to do in order to deal with unruly passengers. >> and parents, students and teachers in oakland are pushing to keep schools open. why the mayor is saying unnecessary spending is the reason the schools might have to shut down. >> parents and teachers in oakland are teaming up to keep school district leaders from shutting down certain schools. that decision will ultimately be made during a meeting coming up on tuesday when the district will vote on whether or not to keep the schools open or closed as parents, students and teachers push to keep school doors open. >> oakland mayor libby schaff says the decision comes town to the district's unnecessary spending. >> i want to see more investment in students and not structures. the idea that money is being spent on building maintenance and potentially duplicative administrative structures is something that i think we all need to look into. >> kron 4 s camila barco has more. >> teachers, parents and students continue to fight for the future of the schools in oakland. they argue that closing the buildings could impact the communities they serve is just not there. stephanie parent lives near prescott elementary school person has a 3rd grader. there. but next week, oakland school board members will decide whether prescott elementary along with up to 15 other schools, a close or merge over the next 2 years. these things really matter for our families. parent rally with other parents, students and teachers saturday morning at prescott to prevent a shutdown from happening. >> they are all he said they feel attacked because the list of possible school closures up for debate. >> predominantly surf, black and brown communities and say i was altogether surprised because the district is regularly. >> attacking our small schools and particularly the schools that serve black and brown kids in oakland school district leaders claim a decline in enrollment and attendance. >> has led to a more than 12 million dollar deficit because funding is normally given to schools based on how many kids show up to class every day. they say the pandemic has impacted school attendance records. that is the same argument. they that they consistently used. but the administration is part of the problem. oakland city council member carol fines and other city leaders are asking for the state to help. >> they are requesting the district's debt erased and they want to change how attendance is calculated. so that >> schools are not penalize for children being out during covid. i think they're number things that can be done right now. the school board is set to vote on this issue on tuesday. >> even though a board member broke the news via social media about the potential closures less than 2 weeks ago had director mike not alerted the community that these things were happening. no one would know to make a decision like this with no community input in 10 days is really appalling. pair excessive prescott closes its doors. >> it will be a burden for her and others. you know, adding an hour. >> to walk your child to a farther away. school is a devastating impact for many of our families. for now, she's fighting to keep prescott and the other schools open in oakland, camila barco kron. 4 news. >> in response to today's demonstrations and the others that we saw during this past week. oakland, vice mayor rebecca kaplan tweeted out this statement saying, quote, years ago the state took over control of ust and ran debts. not fair to make students, families and community suffered by closing schools to pay the debt that the state created while the state has record-breaking surplus. >> a new study from the california department of public health found that always wear their mask inside, cut their chances of catching covid-19 in half. the study also found that people who wear n 95 mask or 80% less likely to test positive for covid than those who never mask indoors. that number dropped to 60% for folks who wear surgical masks while inside. the centers for disease control and prevention has unveiled a new system that lets communities track when covid-19 infections pop up in their areas, water samples in an area typically turn positive for covid-19 anywhere from 4 to 6 days before cases in the region begin to rise. the data if you're curious is available on the cdc's website. whether time now let's talk about our 4 zone forecast. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza on this very warm saturday across the bay area. our meteorologists, rodriguez is off tonight. rebecca strom is here with us with look at the forecast that >> could break some records as we head into the week ahead. >> yeah, guys, i mean, we're in the beginning of february and we're going to see temperatures in the 70's. so well, above seasonal averages were normally supposed to see a lot of rainfall, but it looks like it's pretty much going to be quite dry as we're looking at dry weather stretch to about the middle of the month outside. right now, they're nice and clear. this is a san francisco international airport. i'm not tracking any fog or clouds. we did see some haze earlier today. air quality levels and make sure between good to moderate. they are improving. but as we get into tomorrow, we're going to see much of the same as well. temperatures overnight dropping down to chilly 30's and 40's once again. 38 in livermore tonight. 37 in concord, 40 degrees in fremont overnight low in san francisco. 45 39 in nevado visibility relatively nice. so we're going to see some patchy fog in some spots, especially in our valley areas. but otherwise it's going to open up to a lot of sunshine as we get into tomorrow. but some of the low-lying clouds and fog. we will see throughout the early morning hours until things start to really clear out. we're going to some nice warm temperatures. a lot warmer than what fell today. we're looking at upper 60's and a lot of spots. 69 in san jose, 67 and hayward tomorrow and as well as oakland 65 for the afternoon. high in san francisco and near 70 degrees in napa and santa rosa. both coming in at 68 degrees. looking ahead, it's going to get even warmer as you start your new work week and then we're going to see those 70's really get through the entire next 7 days or so even into next weekend. i'll have all those details coming up in a bit in my seven-day around the lawmakers on capitol hill say we need more investments. >> in order to compete with china. >> more backlash against comedian and host joe rogan. the controversial podcast. host is now apologizing. we'll let you know what for and how spotify is responding tonight. >> look, i can't go back in time and change what i've said. i wish i could. obviously that's not possible. but i do hope that this can be a teachable moment. >> broadcaster joe rogan now apologizing for using racial slurs on his podcast. the joe rogan experience, the comments coming after a video compilation surfaced of him using the n word numerous times he calling it. he calls it the most regretful and shameful thing that he's ever done. he said that he is not a racist but added that his offensive comments were taken out of context in the meantime, spotify has now pulled more than 100 episodes of the joe rogan experience. right now. it's unclear whether spotify remove the episodes rogan juice of those racial slurs. >> reports from the department of housing and urban development show that homelessness in the united states has exploded in recent years. democrats say the pandemic created concerns about living in shelters. the relief benefits included expanded unemployment benefits and child tax credit payments. help people avoid homelessness. but they're saying now that those programs were temporary and the build back better package could provide more long-term solutions. if it is passed by congress. >> data shows that more than half of shelter people and 40% of unsheltered people experiencing homelessness worked but still clerk of court housing, significant economic instability brought by covid-19 and reports of crisis from homeless service providers on the front lines and only heightened concern. some republicans say to solve the issue it will acquire more than housing and the homelessness problem has existed. >> before the pandemic started in an effort to better compete with china. the house of representatives >> has voted to make big investments in american manufacturing and scientific research. it's called the america competes act and the bill would include 52 billion dollars for semiconductor chip manufacturing. 45 billion dollars to improve supply chains and 160 billion for scientific research and innovation. it was largely passed along party lines. >> up next here during kron, 4 news at 8 o'clock. a 16 year-old is representing team usa and figure skating. we'll take a look at her journey to beijing and how she's been so successful at such a young age. >> warriors, big man, james wiseman, returning back to the practice court. what head coach steve kerr is n whether ti now a live look at the golden gate bridge. it is february on the calendar, but mother nature says, hey, wait a minute, feels like me to >> the drought says check that february at the door. we need some rain. we do. it's not good, but we've got some 70's. so rebecca strom is here now with details. >> yeah, i mean, i wish i could bring the rain for everyone, but unfortunately, we're not going to see it through about the middle of the month. so far. it is definitely we're seeing this dry quite far. we the last time we got rain. it was almost a month ago. it was back in january, 7th, the one we've got any substantial amount of rain. so we definitely do need it. but we're going to get some really nice temperatures. a lot of sunshine. great to go outside. so let's just try to enjoy it and stay positive outside. rigtt now, a nice clear shot overlooking san francisco international airport. we're going to see a clear skies pretty much throughout the entire night. there might be some fog that drifts son early tomorrow morning, but not too bad lows overnight. getting chilly once again, 30's and 40's 30's, mostly in our interior valleys, like livermore, a low of 38 tonight. 37. and that conquered. 45 in san francisco. 40 degrees in valais home. your south, his own 38 in downtown san jose, 40 degrees in mountain view. yes, the visibility. it's going to be pretty good. for the most part. we're going to see some low lying clouds and a little bit of fog, especially in our valley areas tomorrow. but so it's going to open up to mostly a whole lot of sunshine. and we're really going to feel that it's going to warm up those temperatures as high pressure. we'll start to strengthen across the entire state and this is what it's going to give us so far. a bump up upper 60's that we're seeing in some spots. 68 in that the 65 in novato. 67 in hayward, 69 degrees. if you're going to be in downtown san jose. so it's going to feel a lot warmer than what we felt over the last couple weeks. and look at this next 7 days. it is going to remain quite warm up through your entire work week all the way into next weekend. we're looking at mid 70's by next friday and saturday. back to the news. all right, rebecca, thank you. time to talk about the olympics. in the last hour, we have learned that the united states has now receive its first medal. >> in day 2 of competition, julia marino winning the silver in the snowboarding slopestyle event among some of the items on day some of the big events to look out for ski jumping ice, hockey, snowboarding, as we mentioned, lucia and figure skating, the women will take to the ice in their short program team event. nathan chen last night giving the u.s. a lead in the men's sport program team event finishing first. so something else to think about the u.s. has not won a medal in women's figure skating since 2000, 6, but could that change in beijing? that stat kind of shocked me. you have to say. >> so now with the youngest member of the u.s. olympic team be able to win a medal. andrew marden has the story. >> mariah bell is the current u.s. champion in women's figure skating she's 25 years old, 9 years older than alyssa lou, who at 16 was arguably the favorite to win the u.s. title last month and 10. she won the u.s. intermediate, the ladies national champions. so she was the youngest champion at that you 2000, 16 in 2000, 19 alyssa, lou was 13 years old when she became the youngest u.s. champion in history. >> she's now a 2 time us champion and she might have been a 3 time champion, if not for the fact she tested positive for covid-19 at the u.s. championships last month and was forced to withdraw. >> she was still named to the u.s. olympic team. and it doesn't matter what happens. you know, big games and west wants to do very life. >> the rest of her life. super proud of her. among her many accomplishments. alyssa, lou has landed a triple axel in international competition. >> she is the youngest u.s. figure skater in history to do that. did you know she was born via surrogacy. i went through surrogacy to have all my i and i, and it was the first one. there's now geographic amendment. there also seems to not be a limit as to what alyssa lou can accomplish either on or off the ice. >> she graduated high school at 15 years old. in beijing. i'm andrew marden. >> and now kron 4 sports sports time now a familiar face returning back to the practice court for the golden state warriors today. big man james wiseman was back on the floor. the second-year player from memphis has not played in all in his sophomore season as he continues to recover from a knee injury. while he did not take part in any contact drills, head coach steve kerr says he liked what he saw. >> they practice today and look what we didn't have any contact, putting practice with the guys and picked up everything really quickly. i this being james, the second season, you know, he's got a foundation of knowledge that is going to be really important for him when he does get back out on the floor. so all the stuff we did today, he he was really quick to pick it up and looked really good. he was happy to be out there. and we were we were thrilled to have him. >> we head to las vegas and the nhl all-star game timo meier, the lone representative for the san jose sharks with an assist and a goal. this one tie the game at one all against the metro division. but jack hughes of the new jersey devils scored twice as the metro eliminated specific division team 6 for the championship game. the philadelphia flyers, claude giroux scored twice as the metro took it 5, 3, over the central division. so look to as the most valuable player of the game. 3rd round of the atnt pro am actor comedian bill murray having a good time as usual at pebble beach. but this was really the highlight of the today. take a look at this. jordan speith at the edge of a 60 foot cliff aware and it lands just off the green spaeth shooting a 63 to get just one stroke from the lead at 14 under. but back to bill who also turned some heads with this as he turned his back for the short putt. makes it no problem. tom hogan, beau hossler and along with andrew putnam known a 3 way tie for the lead going into the final round. college hoops. cal hosting washington state jalen selous teen leading the bears with 20 points off the bench, including this nice and one. but michael flowers doing him just one better scoring. 21 points for the cougars also making some key free throws down the stretch. cougars going on to win. 68. 64. it's the first time that they've swept bay area teams on the road since 1993, another bay area men's action usf beating portland and santa clara beat san diego on the women's side, usf saint mary's and santa clara, all weather >> coming up, the future of the british monarchy. queen elizabeth's message as she marks 70 years on the throne. >> in england, the queen just announced that camilla, the duchess of cornwall, will be known as queen con sort when prince charles becomes the king. this happened during a message marking the 70th anniversary of her reign. it directly address the unresolved question of the duchess of cornwall's future title queen concert refers to the spouse of a ruling king and would mean queen camilla has her future title. charles and camilla, both divorcees when they married in 2000, 5, charles was previously married to princess diana, but they divorced in 1996 a year before she died in a car crash in paris. that answers some future questions after the announcement, though it was time to party. >> queen elizabeth, the second attended her largest public event since a recent health scare getting a chance to mingle with folks at a reception to mark her 70th anniversary as head of the monarchy. she also had tea with some folks at her country estate. the 95 year-old queen also leaned on a walking stick while also chatting with some of her guest. still getting around. 95 not bad at all. not bad at all. that. >> that does it for us here tonight on kron. 4 news today. >> we're going to be back with much more news, sports and weather just a few minutes when proper news at 9 o'clock starts right after this. when f time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at >> definitely. got to stop. >> tonight we're learning new details about gene ransom. the man that police and that's a california highway patrol are saying was killed on interstate 8.80 last night. the star basketball player from cow, just the latest victim of gun violence on east bay roadways and the california highway patrol has arrested. 25 year-old won angel garcia from san francisco for this deadly shooting. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock tonight. i'm justine waltman of jonathan mccall ransom. a famous basketball player from cal berkeley. >> tonight, his longtime friends and even the university acknowledging his death. >> the oakland shooting shutting down traffic on i-80 i-84 a number of hours as chp investigate it. >> kron 4 subject. all shares more about the cal athletics hall of fame. >> was a little news. and then get a call or in. that area was all todd walker, new gene ransom since the 2 were in elementary school and says it breaks his heart to learn through those closest to jean that his good friend 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