>> this just been to the kron. 4 news room lawyer and longtime anti-vax activists robert f kennedy junior has filed paperwork with the federal election commission to run for president in 2024. as a democrat, cnn is reporting that the filing was confirmed by his campaign treasurer. the 69 year-old is the son of former u.s. attorney general and 1968 presidential candidate robert f kennedy. he is the nephew of former president john f kennedy back in march, kennedy had tweeted that he was considering a run for the white house pointing supporters to his website. >> tonight at 5.30, a guy with a big heart. that is how people mourning the loss of oscar laredo are describing the 37 year-old tonight. he was shot and killed outside a bar in pleasant hill on monday. our kron four's philippe to call spoke with his colleagues in concord. we're still in disbelief over the senseless killing.

>> 37 year-old oscar laredo is remembered outside the establishment in pleasant hill where he lost his life and inside benny's bar and grill where he served patrons drinks the last 3 years in concord. it was his second home. and patrons say he was everyone's friend. he was cut down doing something for someone else which was in character for him. >> possibly. the radio was shot to death early monday morning outside carrington's barwell those familiar with what happened. >> say he was trying to break up a fight. his partner was with him when he was shot in the head. friends say the gunman who left the scene in a car before police arrived is a frequent patron at both carrington's and vinny's. oscar had the personality. >> he could be like. you had your sales department, the head of your company because he definitely he was a people's hearts. you come talk to you within 5 minutes, you know, use your new best friend, denise daytime. chef demetrius brown worked with

laredo and says the loss is especially difficult for staff. >> because his younger brother works here too. owner vincent parker says venues will be hosting fundraisers to help cover funeral costs thursday and saturday nights he wanted to do. >> to succeed. you tell him that i got a promotion at work. our come on, we're going to go out and celebrate go have a it that was just his personality man. he was such a great guy is it's a sad and. we're all going to miss. and parker says laredo loved top-shelf tequila and was attending business school aspiring to own his own bar. one game. >> in concord, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in south san francisco, police are looking for a driver connected to a fatal hit and run overnight. it happened near the south san francisco bart station on el camino. real police say the victim was hit while trying to cross the street. anyone with information about the case is encouraged to contact south san francisco police. >> and abandoned french

bulldog that was found malnourished in pleasanton earlier this year. he's found a forever home. the pleasanton police department making that announcement on social media in the police say that they wanted to share the frenchies story of honor of the animal cruelty prevention month back in february, officers found the animal. they immediately saw that it was severely emaciated and rushed to a local veterinarian. the vet confirm what officers thought and said its start for possibly 3 weeks or longer. police say the dog required several days of around the clock medical care due to its poor condition. well, did make a remarkable recovery, though, within a few days and was taken to a local rescue for adoption. >> all right. whether time now as we get a live look outside here, the view from our camera on mount temple, pius where it's a crystal clear night. >> beautiful spring day. kron four's gayle ong joins us now with a look at what what's ahead.

>> grant and vicki, beautiful day indeed, especially lately with that dry weather. i hope everyone has been enjoying that. i sure have taking will who walks around the city. here's some weather headlines you need to know about if you're heading out tonight. we do have some increasing clouds inland. it will be in the 30's again, see, want to bundle up. and tomorrow we have partly cloudy skies and evening showers. that is that system. we're looking forward to as we and once that system clears, you can expect that those showers to linger into your friday morning commute and then it should clear out just in time for easter weekend, temperatures statewide low 50's across from eureka. 54 in san francisco and 53 in monterey, warm in southern california. 64 in santa barbara, los angeles. here's a live picture and half moon not a lot of people out there, but you can see quiet weather for now. today's lows there are no frost or freeze warnings tonight, but temperatures are in the low 40's for tonight. 36 in santa rosa. so very cold over there. stormtracker 4

waiting for that in coming low-pressure system to move into our region as they zoom out here. you can see all that my moisture heading our way. and there is some activity in the pacific northwest and that is going to be impacting us in the north bay. so that will be an event for you up there for your weekend. once that system clears, you can expect some showers in the morning and a nice easter weekend on easter sunday. see that bunny hopping on your 3 day forecast here in the 70's. back to you guys. thank you. lawmakers in sacramento are debating how to best address and respond to the crisis here. this lobbying organization representing all of the states. >> county governments is out with a new plan. the proponents hope will lead to progress. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a look at the proposal and shares what it's asking the state leaders. >> debris. most importantly,

human beings. this look at a portion of downtown sacramento office. just a snapshot of the homelessness crisis across california where an estimated 115,000 people go without shelter every night. there is no question that homelessness is a crisis in every community in california. graham canales is the executive director of the california state association of counties also known as c sec, the primary advocacy organization lobbying on behalf of all 58 county governments across california. >> creason lee released its own homelessness plan known as at home an acronym for accountability. transparency, housing, outreach, mitigation and economic opportunity. in short as canals described real system. >> with the real accountability and that's what we've done with at home. the wide ranging proposal includes a call for state government to provide more ongoing local homelessness funding as opposed to one time spending

for investments into things like housing, homeless emergency response resources and a committed workforce for wraparound services. but in addition of that, now stress is a major part of the proposals all about calling for more clarity over the role of the state. >> first is the role of local governments in the response to homelessness. we will not successfully address homelessness and less. there are very clear roles and responsibilities for the state. >> for counties and for cities and that is not in place today. no official word from the governor on the at-home plan. and while newsom has long maintained the state plays an important role on homelessness, he says california can only do so much without help. >> from local last month after he announced a combined 1200 new tiny homes will go up across san diego, los angeles, san jose and sacramento. so too, did the governor released 1 billion dollars in homelessness funds for local governments? he spoke with us about it during a one-on-one interview in march, giving the cities and counties money for encampments. we're giving them

unprecedented out of money on an annual basis for flexible funding. but we're acquiring something for the first time in return. and that's a plan and accountability. no plan, no money, but moving forward, canals hopes the governor will take into account. the at-home plan now is the time to make big progress on homelessness. we've all waited long enough wait. he hopes will soon turn into more action and results in sacramento. wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a trip to hawaii could soon cost you more. the new fee that tourist may have to pay.

>> lawmakers in hawaii are considering new legislation that would require tourists to pay a so called eco tourism fee under the bill, visitors would have to purchase a year long pass or license to visit state parks and trails. lawmakers are still debating how much to charge during his campaign last year. governor josh green said that tourists should pay about $50 to enter the state. the funds would help pay for repairs of environmental damage that's caused by travelers. >> it could be a rough summer for air travel. the federal aviation administration warns that staffing shortages could lead to a projected 45% increase in delays, especially affecting flights in the northeast and specifically at jfk, laguardia and newark airports. the faa says it's working on a solution by limiting the number of flights

at these locations. still ahead, we're hearing from >> the police officers who took down a school shooter in nashville for the first time. their story coming up.

>> a follow-up now on that nashville school shooting recently that killed 6 people, including 3 0rd graders. the heroic officers who took down the shooter are now telling their story for the first time reporter stephanie haines has that story.

>> without hesitation, nashville police rushed inside the covenant school after a shooter had barged in killing 6 and endangering many more students and staff. >> we came upon a t intersection sarge mattis was on one side and i was on the other side. the officers shared their story for the first time. we didn't kno that she was still left or the right. it was smoke was everywhere. >> the fire alarms going off. they navigated a maze of classrooms and hallways to find and stopped that shooter. it was somewhere right around that point. we another shot. and so it told us that the shooters to our right body camera video shows officers taking down the shooter on the second floor, a relic efforts. they attribute to training and location. officer rex engelbert had to go to the metro police academy for business and was near the school at the time of the

call. i really had no business being where i was. >> you can call it fate or god or whatever you want. but there i can't count on both my hands. the irregularities that put me in that position a call for service came out. for an act of deadly aggression. >> at this school, it reminded me of a scripture that who show us and and send me and i believe these individuals along with every metro nashville police officer, fire department personnel that day answer that call. >> and that was stephanie haines reporting for us tonight from tennessee. taking a live look outside. on the same table. ridge point, it's just kind of crawling, isn't it? >> yeah, we call the hustle home on a wednesday. but the traffic on the left there. >> headed from the peninsula to the east bay is moving

slowly and so to our temperatures increasing slowly, gayle. but we're going g look big picture here. been some severe weather across much of the midwest in the mid >> yeah, grant and we want to show you that big picture across the country. so we have a lot going on spring typically elsewhere outside of california means active weather pattern starts track before here showing that activity down in tennessee over stretching over to cleveland. you can see some of that line of severe weather into that area. and as you zoom in, you can just see all that active weather. we did have a lot of tornado activity over the last few days. and you can see these weather alerts popping up. there was a funnel cloud that was spotted over an m the midwest over there. that's typically when a tornado forms. so you can see any with, you know, anyone out in that area, very active spring spring weather there for you. but over on the other side of back here at home, not

so much activity. we are just watching a low pressure system that is heading our way. you can see that activity to our north in the pacific northwest. and you can expect that to come in thursday into friday. but right now, quiet weather out in san francisco. so really nice out there and the winds have calmed down a bit breezy 18 miles per hour in san francisco, 13 miles per hour and half moon bay. same as hayward, a common the east bay in concord and fairfield. so temperatures right now they continue to be mild low 50's. 51 san francisco. 51 in pacifica. a little warmer in berkeley at 58 60 in concord and to the north bay. also low 60's. a look ahead at your seven-day forecast. so we have some showers coming in thursday. that's mainly going to impact the north bay and that will impact your mid your morning commute friday morning. but that system is expected to clear out by the weekend just in time for easter sunday and the temperatures dip bit at 71 degrees and then same thing

for their early rest of your work week next week. granted, they keep back to you. >> thank you, gayle. right now you're just talking about it. the threat of more severe storms across the country is very real with nearly 10 million people under tornado watches, a tornado tore through missouri just before sunrise today killing at least 5 people and leaving widespread damage. the twister hit about 100 miles south of st. louis. >> for people of jewish faith, the passover begins tonight. the holiday officially begins at sunset and lasts through april 13th. passover marks. the exodus of israelites from slavery in egypt in 1200 bc. the celebration traditionally includes a ceremonial meal called the seder passover is often a time when families get together and strangers are welcomed into jewish homes. love a good saver. >> tiger woods in augusta, georgia tonight, getting ready for his 25th masters

tournament. he's won 5 of them. but how much longer can that rebuilt are letting our threat? our critic? all right, say 5 times art critic. the leg. it hurts just like i hurting right now. hello, playing. that's the bottom line. that story's next.

>> tiger tiger woods is in augusta, georgia tonight. get

ready to play the masters. it will be the 25th time he's played the prestigious tournament. but the 5 time green jacket champion said this week he doesn't know how many more he has left the 47 year-old noting multiple surgeries on his back in both his legs have really taken a toll saying each trip to augusta make some now wonder if it will be his last. that car accident really cross that led tiger tees off in the first round of the masters tomorrow morning. >> you know, buying merchandise is a big part of patron experience. when you're attending the master will reporter tiffany hobbs shows us what is the top item they say at the gift shop there. >> and it's bag the nearly one foot garden ornament has people in a frenzy at the masters gift shop. and as it tells us, hot cakes once again, people from afar may be wondering what ok, so i didn't need to get it lisa hunter says it all started with a tiktok video. she made shared

and her daughter thought it was funny. he said now i collect a little known fact. the augusta national ornament made its masters debut in 2016. the little guy sells for about $50. he's we're chillin with the nomi allen haskins arrived at augusta national before sunrise to grab a known for his best friend watched and that line for hours to get showing out so much a match i rather gift shop. employees tell us that the coveted item sells out within 15 minutes from opening no matter what this is my person. so he's the start of hopefully a collection. >> he's going on the mantle. beyond the fairway, it seems all roads lead to know everyone's like how to get lie. it's that wonka's golden do you know what you're selling out so yeah, he's he's not a known that many to 100

told us that while she was in the store, another patron handed her an extra known. >> now she has to proving that good things come to known to whatever the reason for grabbing the popular garden ornament. one thing is for certain as far as people here at augusta national are concerned known is where the heart is at augusta national golf club. i'm tiffany hawks. i recognize those arches those feet anywhere. anybody that's had a barbie doll. >> yeah. so moment you've all been waiting for or maybe not that the barbie movie has released their new teaser trailer. does look like it's really for kids. we get everything. the dream car. barbie land, all the cans and barbies. and yes, even the roller blades, ryan gosling

and margot robbie star as the leading ken and barbie movie is going to be released case. you're interested theaters this summer on july. 21st. well, well, yes, it but you it, yes. speaking of barbie dolls and ken dolls, it looks so ridiculously campy that i have to see it. yeah. and ryan gosling is can you know had a perfect, isn't it? well, got your own can there? yeah. >> for the next all right. keep clothes on and read the good idea to all right. here's what's coming up next on the news at 6. this is our prompter catches up with us. here we go. yeah. well, the demands for accountability. we're hearing more about this after the criminal complaint filed against the leader of san jose police association. what the naacp is saying today. also the fallout after the stabbing death of a san francisco tech executives.

>> how he's being remembered and the new questions about the city's public safety. ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6 coming

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