the gun battle. one of them is now fighting for his life. we have team coverage. >> but one happened in the south bay. plus, pro-palestine protest are getting violence in the bay. area's campuses across the country are cleaning up the chaos and the mess that's left behind. it may not look like it to right now, but it's going to rain for the weekend. so plan ahead for a wet weekend. meteorologist kyla grogan have our forecast.

>> station. news of to. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at just involvement. a big story that we've been following since this morning to san jose police officers have been shot while they were on duty. we do now know the name of the man who allegedly shot them. he has been identified by police as 33 year-old kevin briones. so this happened at the extended stay american hotel on senate national avenue in the santa teresa neighborhood. police say officers were investigating a disturbance when they made contact with the suspect named kevin briones. they're saying they're saying he then shot at those officers. we have live team coverage on the story. kron 4 s charles clifford is live where that shooting took place. he's been talking to witnesses about what they saw and just a short time ago, san jose police to share update about what happened, which is where kron four's rob nesbitt was today. he's going to get

us started with the latest details. thanks for joining us, rob. >> just in the police chief here in san jose gave us an update just about an hour ago explaining why briones was that at that hotel and it all stems from led the from him having a restraining order against a woman and 3 children that were at that hotel. this is what the scene looked like last night outside of the hotel where 2 officers, one with one year of experience, the other with 3 years of experience were allegedly shot by briones, according to the police chief briones was standing outside of the hotel room where a woman and 3 children were inside. the woman had a restraining order against briones breonna's hand down out of a duffel bag that he was holding and allegedly fired at the 2 officers hitting both of them. at least one officer was shot. at least one of the officers shot back at briones who jumped out of a three-story window to get away from the officers. both officers were taken to

hospital. one was released this morning. but the other officer. one year of experience remains at the hospital in stable critical condition. rios was located outside of the hotel hiding in some bushes and was taken to the hospital. chief joseph says that he gives credit to the officers with saving the woman and 3 children, ages 8, 10 and 15. >> i think the motives of a felon and abuse are bringing a stolen gun to confront a brave survivor and children sheltering in a motel room are self evident. it's clear to me that these lives were all in grave danger. and these officers of the reason they survived this horrific and traumatic incident. >> chief joseph says that briones has an extensive criminal history that the 3.33 year-old was on probation and had to felony warrants for his arrest. reporting live in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> rob, thank you. and now san jose mayor matt mahan did

share his appreciation for the risks that those 2 officers took to protect the city. >> we've got a reminder of courage it takes. what on the actor city every day. knowing that you give your life protect the community. love. no words that can convey how grateful i both of our officers and they did see the port. >> so following the shooting, residents in that neighborhood were told to shelter in place. our team coverage will continue right now with kron 4 charles clifford is live where that shooting unfolded with reaction from neighbors. what they see and hear charles. >> well, right now i'm standing along san ignacio avenue here in south san jose of the investigation of the shooting still ongoing across the street there. you know, neighbors last that we talked to say they heard around 5 shots fired and then were told to shelter in place even though they had no idea what was going on.

>> eric and all the lives here at the state america long. san ignacio avenue in san jose around 10, 30 thursday evening. she heard what she thought were fireworks outside. thought i was dreaming. but a few minutes later, police knocked on her door and then all of a sudden about 2 later. >> and and and i'm like, okay, i thought it was my from my daughter's room. go to the door to yell at them. it was a cop. some like what's going on. yeah, we're protected like everybody is what's going on. shelter-in-place lucky door. stay down into the low as you can. and then we'll be back to talk to you, erica. sheltered in place for about 90 minutes. she had no idea what was going on outside. eventually police returned. it came back and said that it was an officer-involved shooting. >> and took a lure information after she got the all-clear from police. she explored the 3rd floor of her building and saw what appeared to be the aftermath of the shooting. all i could see was blood and glass outside the room. so i oon't know if it was in the room or in the hallway. erika also says she didn't sleep

well last night that the shooting has left her shaken. i'm tired and to be honest with you, but my language. but yeah. >> all right. back live now, the investigation ongoing at the state merrick across the street there. but san ignacio. >> which was closed down for several hours last night, has reopened to traffic. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you. and stay with us here on kron. 4 on air and online for the latest on this shooting. >> make sure you download the free kron. 4 app not taken. get push alerts sent to your mobile device to find out exactly when news breaks. 4 people arrested and thousands of dollars worth of stolen property has now been recovered on wednesday, san francisco police officers responded to a report of an auto burglary in the area of steiner and grove streets. that's near alamo square. police tracked down a car with 4 suspects inside. and then they say after a brief chase off at all, 4 men were

arrested. officers say they found a gun and thousands of dollars worth of stolen property from 2 auto burglary incidents. the men now face charges including burglary receiving stolen property, carrying a concealed firearm and carrying a loaded gun with the intention of committing a felony. pro-palestine supporters that set up an encampment that uc berkeley are negotiating with school officials. so far, though, there is no agreement that has been reached. that would end the occupation on campus some of the demands from the protesters. they want the university to financially divest from israeli interest condemn what the israelis are doing in gaza. and they also want students to teachers to be allowed to speak freely about the conflict without the fear of punishment. and right now cleanup is under way following the chaos at the ucla campus. crews have been making repairs and cleaning up the remnants from a week-long demonstration pair more than 200 people were arrested during a raid yesterday. the aftermath of that raid massive mess of debris, dismantled

tents, leftover food and trash scattered the quad area of that campus after officers cleared out the encampment while the encampment was taking place. classes on campus has been canceled, leaving students and staff for not participating in the demonstrations. very frustrated. >> i'm not here to judge what people do in the name of civil disobedience. but if you prevent students from getting an education, which they're paying for. and if you're preventing students from feeling safe and it's no longer civil disobedience on the social worker, i know about civil disobedience. that's not civil disobedience. >> no word yet on when classes will resume. usc is now planning to host a coliseum celebration for the graduating class after canceling its mainstage ceremony a few weeks ago. next. thursday night, usc will host the trojan family graduate celebration at the la memorial coliseum. usc has been the site of these pro-palestine protest since last month when the university

chose to pull the valedictorian speech over safety concerns. the school first canceled the outside speakers but decided to scrub the whole mainstage event altogether. and now to an exclusive one-on-one interview with the republican u.s. senate candidate from california, steve garvey and one of his first sit-down interview since advancing to the november general election. steve garvey spoke with our very tom wallace about the issues facing our state and how he plans to defeat democrat adam schiff. and during the interview, the former major league baseball player touched on key issues, including crime, homelessness and the economy. but garvey said right now much of his focus has been turned to the israel-hamas war and the protests going on on california college campuses. >> this is terrorism disguised as free speech and we should have free speech, but it should be organized the right way it shouldn't attack other people of the century when they're attacking the students who are jewish. it's a hate crime. i support israel

yesterday today and tomorrow. believe we stand by them. we provide their needs, but we can't tell than not to protect their sovereignty. >> all right. stay with us here on air and online for the latest information on the israel and hamas war from the protests on campus to also the latest on the hostage is you can always go to our website kron 4 dot com. taking a live look outside here at the bay bridge on this friday. so little breezy and some blue skies out there. cuyler here so we can chat about the forecast in just a lovely day. it is today. yeah, it's gorgeous out there. no doubt about it. good day to get out and take a walk. if you have the time to do that, the blue skies here we can see as we look from >> the east day and you also notice how green it is here as we look from the east bay hills are going to be a little rain as we head to the weekend that will make things even more green as we head into next week. so we do have some rain on the way, but not today. it's coming in overnight tonight. right now

you can see we're seeing temperatures get up in the upper 70's and some of our inland spots. we're at 60 degrees in downtown san francisco. a little cool out of half moon bay where it's about 54. but the low pressure system that's going to change everything is very prominent here now, right? you can see it just to the north of us. you can see that line of clouds ahead of it showing you the moisture associated with it. what you really can't see, though, is the cold air behind it. that is going to rush and once it tracks across and brings us those showers. but right now, again, it all is quiet, right? you can see the clouds are well offshore. and we're just looking fantastic. the wind is starting to pick up a little bit this afternoon. so not surprising. we've seen this. the last few afternoons are going to see it today tomorrow and frankly, even into sunday right now, san francisco about 23 miles per hour. but you can see the teens kind of across the bay as well, indicating that we're starting to get that going. so here is a look at podcast just to show you these clouds will start to move in at the coast first. and then as we get into the evening about 8, 9 o'clock, we'll start to see them show up throughout the rest of the bay area. but the rain itself does not start

until the overnight hours. when i come back in just a bit. i'll track that for you hour by hour. see, can make all your plants back to you. sounds great. thank you so much. coming up here, raining on the parade. coming up, the cinco de mayo celebrations that have already been canceled tomorrow because >> of the expected wet weather. and empowering businesses and san francisco. the latest proposal to revitalize the downtown area. >> but first, the fbi is raising awareness is about assaults on airplanes. the alarming staffed after the alarming staffed after the break. i'll be honest.

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released some details and he's trying to raise some awareness about assaults on airplanes. they federal crime is a very serious issue. now in this kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> women and minors who fly alone are often the victims. >> in-flight assaults generally happen on long-haul trips when the cabin is dark, the victim is sleeping in the middle or window seat and covered with a blanket or jacket waking up to their seatmates hands inside their clothing or underwear. that's according to the fbi. it does surprise me. i've i've always felt very safe, very shocking. and why would you go around touching on people? what is sleep? >> especially of the opposite the fbi says men are typically the perpetrators, women and unaccompanied minors are often the victims. the assault ers prey on people who consume alcohol and or prescription drugs to relax and unfortunately, let their guard down. this crime is shocking to travelers. never happened

last year. the fbi open 96 cases based on in-flight assaults. but investigators say many cases may go unreported because victims may feel embarrassed or do not want to cause a scene. we can't do anything unless we know about a violation. >> if the victim feels that they're in danger. in other words, something is happening, they should notify the crew immediately. they should contact a flight attendant, make the flight attendant aware of what's going on with warmer weather and travel season kicking up the fbi advises passengers to be aware of their surroundings. >> predators often test potential victims by brushing up against them to test the reaction. so establish boundaries and keep the armrest between you doubt. >> philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> now to the east bay where 2 people robbed a letter carrier of their postal keys. here is surveillance video of that incident that happened just after 12, 30 yesterday afternoon and euclid avenue in oakland. investigators say the

2 suspects approach the carrier as they were leaving that gated area and then forcibly stole their kees. the u.s. postal inspection service is now offering a reward up to $150,000 for any information leading to an arrest. california attorney general rob bonta announcing a nationwide settlement worth more than a quarter billion dollars with a pharmaceutical company for its role in the country's opioid epidemic at the demic. fox alleges that emile pharmaceuticals failed to properly monitor and report suspicious opioid orders. the company will be expected to provide more than 272 million dollars with 180 million going towards opioid overdose reversal products. switching gears to talk about our forecast right now with a live look outside of what's going on. hear from our camera on top of mount tam enjoying a beautiful day today, us boats. they're out on the water. some

people probably working on their sun tan a little bit because that might be kind of difficult to do tomorrow. do have some rain coming for saturday? and i said earlier, we're going to stay positive. it's good for water supply, route things, you know, indoor proj. and it's only one day of the weekend. we have a second day. we're going to get sunshine will be a cooler day on sunday. but that will be a pretty nice day on sunday. but this one will be a little bit wet overnight tonight into saturday. we're looking out for about 3 quarters of an inch to an inch of our coastal range is about a half an inch. >> to about an inch, maybe 3 quarters of an inch in our urban areas. gusty wind will be part of this, too, in addition to the rain. so that definitely slow travel down for you on saturday. it's going to be out and about. >> show your future cast. the clouds move in tonight. and then in the overnight hours to really isn't until the early morning hours. you can see here, this is about 6.30, in the morning. we start to see some of these showers kind of take hold about 10:00am rolling through parts of the peninsula, the east bay and then heading down to the south bay as we get into the afternoon, you'll notice things will start to lighten up. but still a chance of the showers rolling through. and i should say about 10 to 20%

chance of a thunderstorm sell as well. but by the time we get to the evening, that's when we start to clear out. and that means that your sunday's going pretty good looking. these are the totals were looking out for here models a little more bullish today on some higher numbers. i think, you know, between a half an inch an inch is about but we'll see a few spots could get those heavier downpours pick up a little bit more winds right now has picked up. you can see it right there. and that will be part of the story, too. as we go through with this, i'm taking a look at san francisco. obviously we're going to get breezy this afternoon. we're already seeing that. but even tomorrow and into sunday, you can see this is tomorrow. you can see as we get into the morning starts to pick up a bit already. so that is the frontal passage. when that happens, you kind of see tonight and then i'll take you into tomorrow. and there it goes again, right? as we get into the morning that front starts to pass us by little wind on either side of it. and then some very cool air behind it. so san jose got up to 76 degrees today. tomorrow we're looking at for a high of about 60 degrees. big difference in

temperatures. so just prepare yourself for that reality that things are going to be very cool. as we get into saturday, we will get the sunshine back for cinco de mayo. as i mentioned. but the warm-up really doesn't kick in until mid-week next week. but then what does warm up quite a bit, as you can see back to you. all right. thank you so much. >> the city and county of san francisco is accused of dumping almost 2 billion gallons of sewage into the bay. the environmental protection agency filed a federal complaint against san francisco yesterday alleging that the city has dumped more than 1.8 billion gallons of sewage into creeks, the bay, even the pacific ocean sewage can contain diseases like e-coli, which can cause severe illness. the epa says that this sewage is interfering with water, recreation activities and protecting aquatic life. bay area. air quality officials are accusing tesla, persistent air quality violations. they say the tesla is emitting harmful contaminants into the atmosphere. the chemicals are

coming from the paint shop operations at tesla's fremont facility. officials are seeking an abatement order to require tesla to come up with a plan to lower emissions. and if it moves forward, the public will be able to attend the hearing and then comment on these alleged violations. the push to crack down on so-called junk fees is now extending into dining under a new california law. restaurants would no longer be able to charge customers, surcharges or service fees. that same bill also prohibits hidden fees related to online purchases such as concert tickets or hotel rooms. businesses are now required to disclose all charges ahead of time. this new law takes effect july 1st and does not apply to taxes and government fees. still ahead, a concord hair salon owner is accused of a sickening crime. >> against a minor. and the bay area brewery that's dominating the top of a beer lovers list. we'll tell you

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list of the highest rated beer in california has been released at one north bay brewery is dominating the top of the list. according to the bexar review website, beer advocate. >> the russian river brewing company's ply need the younger as the highest-rated beer in the golden state. plane of the younger is a triple ipa. it's released once a year each spring for a limited time. and the plan ii, the younger friend, the elder came in number 5, their friends right?

other russian river, bruce, to make the list. there were 2 wild ales that also rounded out the top 15. all right. this weekend, oakland is hosting a street fair to celebrate a api heritage month. there will be local vendors and performers including line dancers. it's going to take place on 10th street. happening next week. san francisco be hosting 3rd annual hospitality and small business job fair will take place in front of the ferry building on wednesday from 10:00am until 01:00pm. more than 50 employers are looking to hire hospitality and small business positions. there are currently more than 800 jobs available. up next new program to revitalize downtown san jose. >> plus, the searchxis on right now for the person who attacked 2 elderly men in san francisco to update to a story we brought you yesterday. but first, a story you'll only see here on kron. 4 news, a grocery store worker robbed of thousands of dollars gunpoint. and after the break, we're going to hear from that store

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you'll only see on kron 4 a store owner in the east bay sharing a frightening encounter when her employee was robbed at gunpoint. >> and this was not the first time that this has happened. kron four's theresa stasi explains by the owner decided to speak up this time around. >> in this video from

wednesday morning, you can see a suspect pull out a gun and pointed at an employee that employee works at one key supermarket in oakland's chinatown. the owner, shirley liu says robberies have happened here before, but this time the suspect took a lot of cash. several $1000 good each. >> and skin. >> liu says that it is just too important now to stay quiet. well, almost every day, area maybe sometimes over sometimes the >> another way, some say pop. and she says when she opened her business 9 years ago, the neighborhood was safe. >> try prob every phase, something pop coming we will already she says business has suffered. customers are too worried to come to her i don't want to coming >> because some thank yous says that employ was heading out to get fresh items in san francisco for the store when the man with the gun surprised him.

>> she says police took a report, but she says much more must be done to protect chinatown. >> authorities no problem, but not these. so then >> besides more police, she shares with the other steps she says needs to happen in our community. that story on kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock. theresa kron. 4 news. >> and we're learning now more about the 2 security guards, one of 60, the other almost 80 years old who are attacked a downtown san francisco on wednesday morning. it was caught on camera just before 10, 30 near union square. >> this funding live and then days will be a car. and then. to open the bill and then forced me and then we. >> so that is 59 year-old bob morales. he says the man attacked him and then ent after his friend and fellow guard pushing him to the ground before getting back in his car and then driving off

and from the neighborhood stop by to check in on them after hearing about what happened. >> those really disturbing to see someone just jump out of their car and attack one of the friendliest people we know. >> for all us as he has not experienced any problems while working in the area over the years. police say this is an active investigation. and they're still trying to figure out if it was a hate crime. now to the east bay were hair stylist has been arrested and accused of some disturbing crimes. concord police say the owner of chi hair salon committed several assault, including rape kron four's dan 3rd thorne has the story. >> investigators say this conquered hairstylist. 41 year-old cheat who has been arrested and charged with multiple counts of assault. the allegations include rape, unlawful intercourse and lewd acts with a child. police say who committed the acts inside of his business on clayton road in concord. that's my

reaction is just, you know, ab so absolutely disgusting. victoria por 10 ye was a client of who's who says he did good work but sometimes exhibited strange behavior for tanya is also a therapist who feels guilty for suggesting others seek out his styling services and for families who may have been victimized. i think i'm a little bit in shock right now about the children are kron. 4 went to the salon thursday afternoon and a woman who appeared to be a worker refused to talk with us when she was leaving and locked the doors behind her. investigators believe there may be more victims than children's lives will be ruined forever. >> and the trauma is unspeakable. >> that was dan thorn reporting for us and who is still in custody on a $275,000. bail concrete. police are urging anyone with any other information to come forward. happening today, san

jose city officials are kicking off a new program to revitalize downtown. they're watching 5 new pop-up shops. it's part of the city storefront activation program which they hope will reduce commercial vacancies and improve public safety. >> the idea is to support them at the beginning of their journey, reduce barriers to entry as much as possible so that they can test their ideas and learn and adapt and get to self-sufficiency and become totally self sustaining and growing businesses creating jobs and unique products and services for our community. >> mayor mahan said these 5 pop-up shops will still 2 storefronts when he started, he said there were 80 vacant storefronts. now the number is 70 in the goal is to reach 0 also focusing on empowering -

downtown businesses, mayor london breed and senator scott wiener announcing new plans for an entertainment zone downtown. it will allow restaurants and bars to sell alcohol during outdoor events. >> and hang out with your friends and have a beer. and listen to music without going through some lengthy city process sound permit drama, stuff. i am trying to get rid of the bureaucracy which takes away the fun in what so many are small businesses are trying to create to continue to ensure that the vibrancy and the excitement of why people love san francisco remains. >> state senator scott wiener says this is a way to empower local businesses and bars right now. schroder's harrington's and royal exchange front street are the 3 businesses. >> chosen to sell alcohol outside. the legislation will be introduced at the next board of supervisors meeting next tuesday. may 7th. now to

the north bay where a second lawsuit has been filed against benicia unified, claiming that the school district swept teacher abuse accusations under the rug. this new lawsuit, which is very similar to the first looks to hold the district accountable for hiring former teacher matthew show. the suit says these 3 additional use that put forward are claiming that the district failed to report shows alleged abuse of students in order to protect its reputation. shelton is charged with 7 counts of molesting a child. he is due in court for a preliminary hearing on monday. teachers and campbell are asking leaders of the campbell unified high school district to keep money from leaving classrooms. they want to give it to the staff. the teachers say with the area's a high cost of living and ongoing teacher shortage. the district cannot afford to lose any more teachers. >> and so do hope that the

teacher can for the district reverse the teacher >> people were gathering to express our displeasure with the district's 0% salary and their unwillingness to consider incentives for teachers who are servings are most vulnerable students. >> teachers also calling for smaller class sizes and improved classes for english language learners. a star witness for the prosecution is now testifying at president trump's hush money trial in new york. his former campaign press secretary hope hicks is on the stand. she's being questioned about the inner workings of the campaign before the 2016 election and her knowledge of deals to pay the national enquirer to kill stories about the former president's relationship with stormy daniees and also playboy model karen mcdougal. the former president is facing 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up hush money payments. he has

denied all the charges. we're talking about a forecast now with a live look here at the embarcadero. that guy does have a t-shirt on. it's nice out there. you'll need the sunscreen. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details the rain tomorrow going to turn into snow. yes, that's nice enough to wear t-shirts. and today they cisco. but i tell you what, it's not going to be nice tomorrow. >> both in san francisco and here in lake tahoe where it is absolutely gorgeous. glassy the lake is rates just so pretty. but here we are. now we have a winter storm warning that you can see in the area in red and winter weather advisory in the area. purple and a high wind warning. you can see here. that's more on the nevada side. but again, this is going to be a full-blown system where we're getting snow. we're getting wind, all the staff, everybody. 48 inches above 5,000 feet, 12 to 18 inches at the peak. so that has gone up a little bit from what we're lookiag at yesterday with models. looks like snow levels will still start around. 68,000. people start dropping as we get into the later part of saturday and then into sunday morning in particular.

so this is 11:00am saturday until 08:00am sunday. that's the time when you really don't want to be traveling on the roads here. take a look at future cast. you can see other rain starts to show up in the bay area as we get to the overnight and early morning hours there on saturday. and then it turns into at about 10:00am. we'll start to see some of that snow falling in the sierra and it really gets going as we get into the afternoon and more moisture is available there kind of continues the first part of sunday. so there sunday morning and then should start to wrap up as we get into the afternoon on sunday. so here we go. right. and as far as snow totals, as i mentioned, you know, we're looking for some pretty pretty decent snow here about 12 to 18 inches up at the peaks is what it looks like. so it will be a fun one if you are already up there. if you're not already up there, though, you're kind of want to hold off until maybe after this moves through. but you can see by sunday as well. notice these temperatures are going get incredibly chilly. a high of just 39 degrees on sunday. i'll be back in just a little bit. going to track the rain here in the bay area.

airbnb is unveiling some new features that are supposed to make it easier for people traveling in a group and the company is offering some experiences called icons. >> rich demuro gives us a look. >> at an event near hollywood, airbnb introducing new features to make group travel easier and new places to book that are out of this world. i think that we're trying to do is just bring magic into the river. airbnb co-founder brian chesky making the announcements. tara, thank you. and come this far with airbnb when you started it. when i inflated 3 air mattresses, my roommate absolutely not the platform now synonymous with vacation rentals. we've got places in more than 200 countries around the world. >> tens of thousands of cities, 80% of airbnb business is group trips. new tools make it easier. this includes shared wish lists and the ability to let the people

you're traveling with. join the reservation. that way traveler sees the same information from the host of out the out a check and had opened the door. that kind of thing. but the biggest wow, a new category called icon. whimsical places to stay inspired by famous movies, people and places. >> airbnb recreated the house from the disney pixar movie up. it will be located in new mexico. if you're a fan of the movie, you're going to love this house. every single detail from the pictures to the chair lift is just as you remember from the movie other experiences, including x men, mansion in westchester, new york. it looks like a cartoon. prince's purple rain. house, a ferrari museum in italy and a night in the locker room at one of the most famous museums in france, experiences that are unlike any other and many ways are often only exist in your imagination. but we were able to make them real. many

are free. all are under $100 per guest, which means they will be tough to book. >> guests will be picked on a variety of factors. if you're you, if you get it will get a golden electronic ticket and hopefully have the experience of a lifetime. it's a unique new offering. it certainly does feel like it's largely about the buzz. that's not to say that's clearly they see value in that. but, you to be seen as to how it all plays out, i icons a way to stand out as competition in the rental market heats up. >> all right. next up here. findings for a new study looking at the impacts of leadership on young asian women have just been revealed. after the break, we'll speak live with the group who helped lead the study and also one of lead the study and also one of their participa

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is that most of them 77% identify as leaders. now or aspire to lead in the future. second, their culture and lived experience really impact their definition of leadership. so students, study participants, i'm not seeing leadership the same way that their teachers do. >> generational immigration status. >> very influences their experience in schools. so, for example, 90% of first generation study participants have experienced by us compared to 64% of 3rd generation participants. >> they back up a once step here. how did they defined leadership? what is it that they think is a leader makes a leader of qualities of leader. >> what how did they figure out what that meant to them?

>> they question the other is it wasn't one answer because there isn't one monolith in the identity, but we definitely saw scenes and the themes from the young people really centered on community. that leadership was working together to take care of community to stand up for community that really it was their relationships with other people and the interdependence ease that we're motivating their desire to >> so how did the study break down stereotypes like being a model citizen? what did it show? >> the study didn't really look at being a model citizen. and i think part of what it more so when it got up the downside of being considered a model minority, which is, you know, an often estate type nhp i use and how that really

render them invisible and their differences, differences of ethnicity, of income, religion, of we're really embraced by that model home minority stereotype. >> and did this study reveal what schools are doing too support them and trying to become leaders show like how their parents are the people who they are, you know, their coaches, how they are empowering the students at all. >> definitely. yeah. that this study had some really interesting findings was school school was both a primary place of community really only second to family. school was a source of support, but it was also where a lot of these partisans participants were experiencing bias. so 38% of those experience by us had experienced it from up here. and 29% from a teacher or administrator. so i think we came away seeing that there's a big opportunity for teachers

here in particular teachers. and i would also add sports coaches. although this study really focused on teachers that 68% of teachers were aware of how immigration status was impacting young people, but only one in 5 were actually talking about it in their classrooms. and so i think there's there's a great opportunity here to help give teachers the language that permission, the confidence to talk about all these different intersections of identity that are really shaping the confidence in the leadership identity of and hpi girls and gender expansive. and so how after? >> gathering all this information, how do you think we can try to uplift? ah, asian leadership. >> i think there's a few different things that we can one is really dive into understanding that generational status that makes such a difference. >> we can expand or definitions of say a girl leadership where i'm co-ceo we

define leadership as making others better as a result of our presence and making that impact last. in our absence, i think this study really highlighted like who is defining better. better better for ourselves. better for each other. better. for those who are impacted for the communities that we serve. so i think really expanding our definitions of leadership that might we might have inherited from a culture of individual and really bringing in an understanding and a respect for collectivism values of collectivism and definitions that come from more collectivist cultures. can you say one more time how we can make other people around us bather by our? >> by our presence? is that what it was? yeah, exactly. leadership is making others better a result of my presence. i love that. we're going to take that. put in a pocket. use it every day. all right. i'm on the code ceo of

girls leadership. thank you so much for joining us to talk about the study. appreciate your time. thank you for the invitation. appreciate it very much. and kron 4 will be honoring and highlighting asian american pacific islander heritage month. month-long here during the month of may. and make sure you watch our special coming up thursday may 23rd at the end of the month. that airs at 06:30pm. for national small business week. apple launched its first ever made for business serious, highlighting small business owners event kicked off at apple's union square location last night. it was a streamed all around the world. >> the first business to be showcased was the filipino fusion restaurants in your sig. the co-founder was joined by a golden state warriors, the hype man, franco, fun to talk about how the popular food truck grew into a very popular brick and mortar restaurant. and the owner says that he's just thrilled to be recognized by apple on a global scale, especially at the beginning of a api heritage month.

>> it's an honor, you know, i think we're here right in the middle of san francisco in union square. this is not only like a a worldwide event, but it's obvious all also the first the first of its kind. so we're kind of like, you know, warm it up for everybody come after us. >> apple plans to highlight other small business owners at stores throughout the month. and we're taking a look now at the east bay years. walnut creek traffic building, no wind chill wipers here, but pilots, here's can really go over when things are going to be cloudy and rainy for tomorrow. yes, so cloudy tonight and rain coming in in the overnight hours. but really we're kind of feel the first part of tomorrow. i think for the most part, notice that high pressure that was keeping us warm and sunny as moved out and low-pressure sitting too. >> the northwest of us, that means we still got the nice clear skies out there. beautiful sunshine. but obviously you can see just kind of lurking up here. is this front. they will ultimately start to bring us some showers as we get into the overnight hours. but a pretty nice night ahead of us. before we get there and a look right now, temperatures, you can see those blue skies right

here as we look at the golden gate bridge in traffic looking pretty good, too. by the way, san francisco in the 50's got 60's in oakland. but you can see we've got some nice upper 70's in our inland spots in the north bay and the east bay. so looking pretty good. so our high pressure has moved out. low pressure is getting ready to roll in. so the sunshine and warm temperatures will give way to clouds tonight and that will become showers ahead of this front as we get into the overnight. and then tomorrow behind this front comes some very cool air. this is a very classic low-pressure system. kind of frontal passage as this happened. stormy weather ahead of it. cooler ayr behind it. so here's future cast to show you the clouds picking up as we get into the night tonight. and then we get to the early morning hours. that's about 06:00am. you see all that starting to roll through the north day? a few of these cells could have thunderstorms embedded in them. there's about a 10 to 20% chance. this is 09:30am, in the morning. so this is really up in about tomorrow. that rain rolling through the south facing a little more of in the afternoon. and then just a little bit of residual shower possibility as we get through the afternoon by the evening.

this should all start to clear out before it's all said and done is get pretty decently sized system here. looking out for between about a half an inch, an inch of rain across the bay area. some of our coastal mountains could see higher numbers than that. and then there's this. the temperature san jose rather napa today. look at route 74 degrees about where they should be this time of year by tomorrow. the highs are just in the 50's and that's not just napa, folks. that's a lot of us are going to be seeing those temperatures in the 50's. maybe 60 degree mark. if you're lucky you'll get to 61 or 62. but that's about it. and then sunday, we will at least clear out get rid of the rain. but we don't start warming up really until we get into next week. but you can see it is quite a run of sunshine and warmer temperatures on the other side of the weekend. thank you, kyla. up next, a special offer the oakland a's are giving to fans hoping to catch some of the teams. >> last few games at tthe oakla

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