>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news for the first time ever in. dow is closing one of its locations because of crime. and it's in oakland. workers at seton medical center in daly city are set to go on strike today. we're live with the latest. and the city of san jose has a new interim police chief as it begins searching for a new top cop. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> it's monday know that i strike the wrong course. a lot of people are and a real. that's monday. thanks for joining us. i'm darya and james. yeah. let's get to the forecast to start the hour because of today's actually nice. of the colors behind great data. know if monday is not exciting for well, at least the sun rises and the fact that we do have a dry day ahead of u.s.. >> easy day for your morning commute and venturing out the

rest of the day too. looking outside at the golden gate bridge. you get a hint of what we've got going on. not really talking fog this morning. a few low clouds above us, but that does have no impact on our visibility. so good news for your commute right there. cloud cover to the west of us. a sign of a switch up and whether that will eventually result in the return of showers. but today and tomorrow, not looking at any of it. a nice dry stretch of weather. the next 48 hours. temperatures in the 40's to 50's currently oakland and berkeley at 51 right now novato at 48 degrees later today. staying dry with mostly sunny skies this afternoon in daytime highs. nice and cool in the low 60's right i don't think even that was tracking a drive times and they have started to go up. >> last hour, we have 15 minutes on the bay bridge now at 20. so about a 5 minute uptick. thankfully not seen any accidents or hazards. a team in iran on the san mateo bridge taking a rich is under full ridge around 14. 2 things, little slower. they are and the golden gate

bridge. 37 to the tolls. 22 minute ride. all right. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 701. and in and out is out of oakland. yeah. they are closed for good first time. in fact, the burger chain is set to shut down one of its locations. >> because of crime kron four's michael thomas is in the newsroom with the details. michael? yeah, good morning, everyone. that's right. it is the first location to ever close. and corporate officials say it actually brought in tons of business sits right next to oakland airport. as we know many times people want to land here in cali and get that kelly based burger. >> but that's no longer an option because of oakland's crime rate, at least in that area. now, the chain's corporate office says this was a tough decision and came as it continue to deal with constant car break-ins, property damaged in armed robberies along oakland's parents pay can burger excuse me corridor adding that the issues created unsafe work environments for both customers and employees. yesterday was the last day a double double was made right there in the city of oakland.

and we heard from one former employee who says it feels like it's just another big loss for the town. >> is a great play here especially when i was here, the warriors was still hear. the latest was still here. everybody would come here after those just said it's closing down. but got to move on. you know, that's what we can do. >> in and out coo did paris statement saying, quote, we are grateful for the local community which has supported us for over 18 years and we recognize this closure negatively impacts our associates and their families. dislocations remains a busy and profitable one for the company. but our top priority must be safety. and this may be in announce first closure, but it's not the first business to shut down its stores and abandon oakland's hakan barker corridor. dennis closed its location there last month and recently taco bell announced it would no longer be opening up its dining room to customers last week city leaders did announce that they have a plan in place to

confront the crime in the corridor which stretches from oakland airport all the way to international boulevard. there are set to be increased patrols by both oakland police and highway patrol. that will be 7 days a week. the city is also investing 2 million dollars to help businesses hire private security and install security cameras. those who may be craving in and out burger and still living in oakland. well, you'll need to head over to alameda or san leandro because those will be the closest locations to darya james wilson. and that in and out was always packed. it's always packed. it was stopped right before the airport. right in you're done with the flight or you're going to fly to pick it up, grabbing, get the double double and head yeah, right. okay. michael, thank you. 703, is the time. and also happening today. we have health care workers out of seton medical center in daly city set for a two-day strike. big question. what do they want? let's find out more from kron. four's will tran morning. well. >> what they claim they want better health care for their patients and they are willing

to not go to work for the next 2 days to do it. this is at seton medical center. so if you have an appointment you might want to call ahead. despite having replacement workers come inside, let's face it any time there's such a chaos like this, it could cut. could create disruptions. you might want to call ahead because your schedule could be pushed back or rearranged or even canceled for the next 2 days. this is not an indefinite strike. they want to send a message to their bosses that they have demands that so far have not been that which is why they are not at the bargaining table but will be on the picket lines starting at 7.30, this morning. so a little less than 25 minutes from now or so. take a look at your screen. well, this place was on the brink of bankruptcy more than 4 years ago into a new company came in and saved it from going out of business altogether. they are disheartened by the lack of progress when it comes to negotiations and they don't

like them taking to the picket lines and they point to many things, including a 16% pay raisecof the last 3 years or so. and then free medical benefits for their employee and immediate family members. not to mention that they claim that the top 5% of their employees make an average of $181,000 every year. they also sent out this statement to us in the overnight hours. this is their position on what's going on. so let's face it. they are staring at each other. but this is still talking to the public. they say they excuse me. we have been working diligently to ensure northern san mateo county. as a community hospital for years to come to provide high-quality, affordable care. that means that that meets the needs of our community. we are committed to resolving any outstanding issues through constructive dialogue and negotiations. no word yet on when they will be back at the bargaining table. and again, this is not an indefinite

strike where we have seen people stay off for days, weeks and even months until they reach an agreement. in this case, it is 2 days and it begins in about 25 minutes from now. back to you, thank you very much. well, >> it's 706. and in san francisco, another car hit a bus stop, injuring someone. this time was near golden gate park. it was just one person who was injured. but this comes in. here it is. that's the recent crash happened after remember last week when a whole family of 4 was struck and killed while they were waiting for a bus to go to the zoo. now people who live in the inner richmond neighborhood in san francisco are concerned about their safety. this crash that you see here happened saturday afternoon around 05:00pm on fulton street at par presidio. one man went to the hospital. he had head injuries. and as you could see, that car hit a metal pole. >> right in front of the bus stop and thank god because people say, you know what, if they didn't hit the metal

pole, more people were in that bus shelter and could have been it injured, killed the driver at the scene. stay they have multiple violations they face now and the community is demanding the city do more to protect pedestrians. connie chan represents the district where this latest bus crash happen and arrest the bus crash stop happened and she says she's urging the mayor and the san francisco mta to speed up safety improvements, including to speed cameras on fulton street. but somebody who is challenging chan for her seat as supervisor says that she thinks actually physical barriers would help protect people more. absolutely unacceptable. >> there's not enough that we can be doing in terms of policy in design change i were in charge would be putting in bollards tonight. unfortunately, that's not happening. we need better traffic enforcement in our streets need to be designed to keep kids to keep people safe.

otherwise this is just going to keep happening. >> the sfmta is doing a study right now on speed along fulton corridor. the thing that will be done by june, the organization, richmond family sf is advocating for changing the speed limit on fulton street, lowering it from 30 miles an hour down to 25. >> 2 people were shot and killed over the weekend inside of a house in san francisco's portola neighborhood. 9-1-1 call sent police to the area of dwight street and san bruno avenue at about 8.45 sunday night. that's where officers found 2 adults dead at the scene. homicide detectives have taken over the case. no arrests have been made just yet. we'll keep you updated. >> it's 7, and we have new details about united airlines flight that was delayed for 17 hours. it was supposed to take off friday heading from sfo to aspen skywest, which upper. it's operated by united operated by skywest. and they say this delay was with the plane's brakes. and that's why

and skywest says once they were sure that the system was working, then they sent that flight to aspen after a long delay, though. and listen to this. after they got to ask than they had to sit on the runway because it was so crowded there. they couldn't actually get. also, passengers had to wait a little bit longer. >> well, 709, is the time. and new this morning, boeing ceo dave calhoun is stepping down at the end of the year. the commercial plane maker is under pressure from major airlines that want to know how the company plans to fix problems with its manufacturing process. the company builds planes like the alaska air lines flight that 7.37. max that had a door plug fly off earlier this year. mid flight boeing has come under intense scrutiny from the faa recently as it's conducting an audit of assembly lines at a boeing factory. fact, investigators say bolts that help kept that door plug panel in place were missing after an underwent repair work at that. boeing factory. >> it's 7.10. and tonight, part of the richmond, san help

bridge is going to be closed for repairs. caltrans is going to start to work at 07:00pm. so they'll be closing the too far left lanes. westbound 5.80, overnight. they're going make some repairs to the upper deck. they're going to move traffic over to the right hand shoulder, which means that you won't have access to pedestrians, bicycles overnight, though, both lanes will reopen tomorrow morning at 05:00am. and then also you need to expect some delays probably on the lower deck, too, because they're doing some painting down there. >> well, happening today, the city of richmond is launching its first-ever best of richmond program to highlight local businesses. residents can nominate and vote for their favorite business online in more than 100 categories, including best tacos, best hair salon. and best cannabis dispensaries. you can also vote for ton-commercial areas like best place to picnic or best place to walk a dog. businesses can participate at no cost. residents can vote all month long on the city's website. >> it's 7.11 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news,

we're going to get to meet the new police chief for oakland. and we're going to find out more about his background gain. some insight after the break. and east bay substitute teacher is caught. why an undercover cop? who was posing as a 13 year-old in now is

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week. you want to head out to the coastline today and tomorrow are the days to be doing that. even though we have a little bit of cloud cover out there, skies will clear out really nicely today. setting us up for a mostly sunny afternoon right now today, tomorrow, looking nice and dry. that latest storm system. we saw this weekend having moved off and about to be a big weather maker for the nation's midsection. we've got our next weather maker on the way here locally, but not before a bit of a break today, calmer winds and yesterday. nice day to be heading out there. tomorrow is going to stay nice and dry with even warmer temperatures than today. tomorrow really is the one to focus on. if you want to get outside because come wednesday, showers push in during wednesday afternoon into thursday morning. looks like we'll get a break thursday afternoon before most consistently rainy and wet day looking likely to be friday into early saturday. so the tail end of the week is definitely bringing with it. quite a lot of shower potential enough so that the rest of the week does see over an inch of rainfall for a lot of parts of the bay area and much more snowfall on its way

for the sierra nevada, specially in the middle of the weekend. yet plans on traveling up that way. do anticipate some slick roads getting up there. as for the bay today, cool sunshine. daytime highs anywhere from the upper 50's to low 60's seasonable, comfortable weather those calmer winds than yesterday as well as plentiful. sunshine is going to add up to a really pleasant feeling monday forecast. good one to maybe spend a lunch break outdoors or getting that extra long walk with the dog. once you get home from work, enjoying a little extra sunshine, your sunset. not until 07:30pm, tonight. tomorrow's temperatures will actually be the warmest of this week and staying nice and dry showers will arrive on wednesday afternoon, lingering into thursday morning. and our rainiest day looking likely to be friday right now. all right, john, thank you for that. pretty along 80 this morning, travelnng. >> kraken down towards the maze about 25 minutes traveling to pablo. it's impossible road. there is an accident. so you've seen a slight delay the year. and once you get past richmond,

that's when they start to slow and go again. 17 minutes into the city right now. no accidents on our bridges. about 20 minutes. a once things are starting to slow down long, 8.80, as you're traveling through hayward, 32 min iran 85 to menlo park. and let's get a look at highway 4. 34 minutes antioch into conquered. all right, james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain to 7.16, is the time and for your money this morning, housework could soon be officially measured in government data. and southwest airlines is offering red-eye flights for the first time. we've got jane king live at the nasdaq in new york to explain. good morning, james, as james. good morning. so first time in its 57 year, history in facts, southwest planning to operate overnight flights. the first thing from las vegas and hawaii. >> no formal date has been set for the red eye flights, but the airline says it will be about 2 years when we'll start offering them well after several failed bid attract wealthier customers. wal-mart is giving it another go renovating your building more than 800 u.s. stores to

feature more attractive displays and higher and products such lasers and dot people from households making $10250,000 a year where the chain second largest group of customers last year making up about 15% of total visits per placer dot a i and chick-fil-a announced that it would be shifting from antibiotic free chicken starting the spring citing supply reason. so the company says it will shift from no antibiotics ever to no antibiotics. important to human medicine starting over the next few months and starting next year, unpaid housework could be included in nomic data as thrower cost of living measurement. economists at bard college found that women were already performing 78% of unpaid household work before covid. the measure could be particularly crucial and we're finding measures of poverty live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king, back to james. all right, jane, thank you very much. >> thanks, 7.18. is the time right now. it's not just adults but middle and high school kids as well.

apparently reluctant to take a sick day. a new survey from the university of michigan found that sick children are worried about being absent and it negatively affecting their grades about two-thirds of parents say this impacts their decision whether to keep them home or not. about a quarter of parents say they'll send their students to school. and even if they're sick and hope for the best. and that's that's how things spread ya. >> as state lawmakers determine how to address california's projected multi-billion dollar deficit. they say tax revenue might be able to help close that gap. well, february is tax revenue did come in hundreds of millions dollars above what was expected data from the department of finance shows year-to-date revenues are still trending down. the non-partisan legislative analyst's office says that even with these revenues, the state will face a projected deficit of what it expects to be. 73 billion dollars. and that's still much higher than what the newsom administration has been projecting, which was right around. 38 billion

dollars. legislative leaders say there is a lot of work to be done. >> even though february's tax regimes you see the administration is as teammates. we know the revenues generally coming in lower than the forecast and that's concerning. and so we are prepared for some very difficult choices that. >> now democratic leaders in the senate and assembly announced an early action plan which they say will shrink the deficit by about 12, 18 billion dollars on the other hand, gop lawmakers say that more spending may not be the key to better results. they say they want to make cuts to several programs in step. >> especially when we talk about homelessness is that we we reward only those areas that are proven to get results. a lot of the programs are questionable. and those are the ones that should be the targeted for our consideration for what they call delays or cuts. and so let's go with what we know. works. >> where the legislature will be in recess this week, but they are expected to vote on a

budget to shrink the deficit when they return in early april. >> it's 7.20, and people in the area bay area apparently not too happy with their financial advisers. according to financial media company, marketbeat. look at google reviews of financial advisor, businesses in multiple cities and they found san francisco, san jose santa rosa fremont and oakland. we're in the bottom. 50 cities in the u.s. for satisfaction of financial advisers, san francisco financial advisors ranked about an average of 4.6. they got 4.6 stars on google reviews where he's an oakland. they got 4.2 stars and the best city for fat financial advice, services was wilmington, delaware. their google reviews. 4.9 and the worst was big spring, texas. they get a 4.1 for stars and from google. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and independent presidential candidate robert f kennedy

junior is coming to the bay area tomorrow. he'll be announcing his choice for vice president in oakland. rfk junior is reportedly planning to name bay area native nicole shanahan as his running mate. shanahan is a california attorney and entrepreneur previously married to google co-founder sergey brin. they are. she grew up in oakland and graduated from santa clara university school of law. rfk junior was reportedly considering former minnesota governor jesse ventura and new york jets quarterback aaron rodgers as well as potential running mates. final numbers show that just about 47% of san francisco voters have cast ballots in the march 5th primary election. that's the lowest level for a primary since 2012, little more than 233,000 ballots were cast. the city has more than 500,000 registered voters. almost 90% of ballots this year. vote by mail. back in 2012 presidential primary voter turnout was just over 30%.

>> time now 7.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it is that time of year for a specific type of crime when you go to the atm, we're going to tell you what's going on to tell you what's going on after the break.

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in our state budget, which faces a multi-billion dollar deficit. what police are warning about an increase in atm robberies. this tax season happens every year. when thieves look for people leaving banks or atm's after withdrawing large amounts of cash. >> often after getting a tax refund. so police are reminding you to stay alert and be aware of your surroundings, especially when cashing refund checks the season. we're going take a break. it's 7.26. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news san jose has named its new interim police chief as the city continues to search the city continues to search somebody take over on 18.

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looking at a gorgeous monday morning. we starting off nice and drive good, john, in the weather center with how the rest of the week is going to playout. good morning, john. yeah. looking like a week that's going to bring some variety. some changes for us particular wednesday afternoon into thursday, neither round of showers and even more rainfall into friday and early saturday. that just means enjoy or dry days. and today is one of those a little bit of cloud cover this morning seen above san jose. but no chance of rainfall for your monday. and we even see some pretty solid visibility with not a lot of fog across the region showers pushed out with some snow still lingering out towards nevada. but the sierra have dried back out and as has the bay area, temperatures in the 40's to 50's currently a cool morning to throw on those jackets. the sweaters and enjoy what is a pretty easy morning drive into work as far as what mother nature is offering us later on today. low 60's for your daytime highs, rain. all right, john, thank you for that. will try gradually building thankfully have not seen accidents on

your bridges. 60 min te into the city right now. just went down from 18 minutes. san mateo bridge about 22 minutes. so those low 80's are getting on the bridge. keep that in mind. our richard summerfield about 13 minutes. we're tracking an accident. pablo long ad that just cleared. but residual delays so crockett outdoors may is going to get a little bit of time. 30 minute ride. 37 to the tolls across the golden gate bridge stories back to you. thank you. reyna 7.30, in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan has appointed a new interim police chief. he has crawford's michael thomas in the newsroom with more on who it is. good morning, michael. hi, good morning, everyone. >> the new interim police chief serving san jose will be a paul joseph. he's currently second in command there at the serving as interim isn't out of the ordinary. and he's going to take over next week. assistant police chief paul just of has spent the last 30 years there at the san jose police department. he joined back in 1994. that was after working 2 and a half years with san mateo police back in 2021, he was appointed

assistant police chief and has supported current police chief anthony mata ever since both men have pushed for more transparency and community engagement in the department. and san jose mayor matt mahan says that joseph is a very capable leader and believes he can step into this interim role seamlessly. the search continues for a candidate. take a listen to what the mayor had to say when we caught up with him. >> we're very fortunate to have someone with interim chief shows u.s. history and experience and help provide stability and continuity being chief mata as assistant chief for the last 3 years has. so we put them in the in the position to build off of that consistency. then the search just it takes time. you want community input. we have an outside search firm helping us to source candidates. we're doing a lot of community engagement. it's a minimum six-month process. >> current police chief mata announced he was leaving the department back in january saying he would be embarking on a new role with the santa

clara county district attorney's office. now mayor matt mahan says he leaves behind a solid foundation for both interim chief joseph and eventually the next permanent police chief says we get more on who that permanent police chief could be or if there's a list of top candidates will keep you updated. but as you heard from the mayor, it could take up to 6 months. that's a very latest in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to you. okay, michael, thank you very much. it's 7.32 and a big story that we're following in the east bay as the oakland police chief. >> they finally have a new police chief. it's been about a year. yeah. mayor sheng thao named floyd mitchell as the city's. >> new chief of police. most people here in the bay area know very little about him other than the fact it was the police chief in lubbock, texas. that's really neat is that we get an insight of kron four's dan kerman, talk to somebody about his track record. for some oaklanders. it was last month's police commission candidates forum when they first got a look at oaklands new police chief floyd mitchell. i believe it's

going to be a very challenging. >> opportunity for a police chief to come in and work with not only the members inside the department. >> community members and multiple governing authorities to work to move the the local police department forward. >> mitchell began his career with the kansas city, missouri police department after 25 years there, he became police chief in temple, texas population. 82,000 in 2019, he became police chief for the city of lubbock, texas, population 257,001 thing that you consider probably the biggest accomplishment of his time here was the search allies in the police force. >> and that really helped his goal of community policing. >> that still is the evening anchor at our nexstar affiliate, lubbock, texas. he says mitchell was behind creating police substations in 3 different parts of the city. one of the things chief michel focused on was really touting the cart of safety by having the police department.

>> closer to your home, this is going to be a safer community for everyone and a pretty much open to a policy. >> for folks to come in talk with him about issues that they may and that opens when he when you have open policy like that, it makes everybody feel like they are part of the change that happens within the community. reggie dial heads up the organization 100 black men of west texas. >> he says mitchell gained a lot of respect by joining with his organization following the murder of george floyd to lead a solidarity march in the city. we had. >> over got maybe 200 folks. now they're in a solidarity march to make sure that the city of little understands that is a partnership between the community in the police department. we have to work together is that he was a big piece of that, a major piece of that. and while those we spoke with said mitchell worked hard to establish relationships with the community. >> the same cannot be said for the news media. we would have,

you know, unfortunate shootings and incidents that would happen you would expect tillis hear from the chief on them. he didn't really hear from him at all during the end of his tenure in lubbock, mitchell took a lot of heat for 9-1-1. calls going unanswered. but insiders say mitchell also didn't fare well when it came to officer morale. there was a internal review, but of the police department that was conducted by chief michel and conducted by the department to see out. one within the department. and so from what i've been told from sources from within department of told that when it came to raul and how officer stopped mitchell was doing, it was pretty. >> fifty-fifty the city of lubbock and chief michel parted ways in september of last year. >> that was dan kerman reporting for us this morning. we did reach out to chief michel for a one-on-one interview. we're still waiting to hear back. we know that he is expected to meet with the community and the media in oakland sometime this week. and we have heard from the local chapter of the naacp.

they released a statement saying in part, quote, the longer they can see of this critical position caused a real sense of lawlessness in oakland. and we are glad to see that the city is finally moving forward. it is imperative that he meet with the naacp and the community as soon as possible. we congratulate chief michel and look forward to meeting and partnering with him end quote. >> it's 7.36, and a body was found in antioch in a creek sunday morning. it was yesterday about 11:15am, in the morning that officers responded to the 5700 block of slaton ranch road. that's where somebody said they saw a body in the water and police ended up pulling that buyout. it's a 38 year-old man, however, as cause of death is not known at this time. so detectives are investigating what happened. the violent crimes unit is involved in that. a hayward high school substitute teacher is one of 6 men being charged with attempting to meet up with teenagers for. police say

joseph martinez worked at tennis in high school. he was a 10th grade english teacher. he's accused of sending inappropriate messages to to undercover cops. >> posing as a 13 year-old girl, a spokesperson for the hayward school district tells kron 4 that the h usd responded swiftly immediately released him from employment. the to strict notified tennis and staff members and families. what happened on monday, march 4th and all new eu age usd employees this subject to a department of justice background checked and they say mister martinez's background check did not return any problematic past behavior. >> in the north bay officers, arrest of leo teen wanted in connection with the killing of a driver during a police chase. that chase and the crash that followed happened last august when police spotted a car linked to several armed robberies. the teen driver, though, sped off slamming into 2 other cars and killing one of those drivers. the teen then ran away, leaving a passenger and a loaded gun behind police say

they caught that driver last wednesday, but their name is being withheld because of their age. in the east bay. 3 people were injured after an argument in oakland ended in a triple shooting. this happened at about 7.45 yesterday morning on 47th avenue. police say they found 3 victims had been shots. they were all taken to the hospital and are all expected to survive. no arrests have been made just yet. >> time now 07:30am, and north county fire crews responded to a fire 11 industrial street in brisbane and they say it was intentionally set this fire that put the flames out quickly and remained at the scene and now they are investigating. nobody was hurt. tonight. congressman mark, song is going to host a town hall meeting in martinez to talk about refinery safety. represents contra costa county in that area and met with residents and they're going to have this meeting and talk how to protect the people who live in the neighborhood and the environment there. and this is

after several recent flaring incidents, as we know, have happened from martinez refineries, contra costa county health and air quality officials are going to be there. it's set for 06:30pm, tonight at john muir elementary school. >> in the south, they want to santa clara county's largest homeless service providers is planning to stop operations of 145 bed shelter in sunnyvale. the north county shelter isn't closing, but instead will be passed to another provider this june, the nonprofit home first has faced multiple allegations of racism recently local officials. the nonprofit has been operating at shelters since 1990, and recently pulled their renew a contract. santa clara county currently has a homeless population of more than 10,000 people. the county will be holding a hearing in may to discuss new operations for that shelter. the new pilot program may help renters get cash directly. the u.s. department of housing and urban development is encouraging local housing authorities to experiment with giving cash to renters.

they're hoping this will give more power to tenants compared to a voucher system where this federal money goes directly to the landlords advocates say that if the tests succeed, this could inspire national change and help more people find housing by making landlords less likely to discriminate against renters who receive financial aid. >> it's 7.40, and x which used to be twitter is struggling. turns out now trying to keep active users on board data from sensor tower, which is of market intelligence firm, says that the number of american x users is pretty flat ever since elon musk purchased twitter in november of 2022. last month, ex had 27 million active daily users in the u.s. that's down 18% from the year before international x users are also on the decline down 15% from last year. elon took to x to respond to this data saying the number of users is higher. dan, what center tower

is reporting? >> we're going to take a break 7.41, but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. why a new study says that a four-day workweek actually could be great for your health. and after the break, the stanford women's basketball team is headed to the sweet 16. we're going to have the highlights and that thrilling win in overtime against iowa state. >> i'm checking out the latest in assistive technology. how glasses like this ai software and hardware are helping people around the world lead better lives. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> and today is going to be a really pleasant start to the week. we've got some upper 50's at the coast and low 60's elsewhere, calmer winds then yesterday and importantly, staying dry. i've got your forecast for the rest of the week ahead. >> and before you leave the house on monday, you need to know your traffic is fairing drive. times are starting to we're tracking that and we'll we're tracking that and we'll be right back after the break.

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place to exchange ideas. here you'll find the latest tech to help people living with disabilities, including vision hearing and mobility, trying to find better solutions individuals with disabilities to live. asbury a free is possible in the world. you know, caption offers a free smartphone app that this place when a caller is saying on screen and offers the option to have a live stun aug refer transcribe the call the benefit of using car providers to not refer is that they can provide nonverbal cues. so stuff like him. parents at a kohl's laughing dog barking for connection caption call offers a more classic phone experience with a big bright screen and loud ringer. volume. often you can get the phone for free. it helps change people's lives. basically east site makes wearable tech for central vision loss. it magnifies things in front of you. i can see your face. clearly i can

read on the soundtrack of the 2020 and in many cases go both my hobbies. what passion see faces played cards go over evidence and vision offers classes that combine a tiny camera with ai. so for a blind the camera will take a picture and then tell the blind person interpret the world around hour. >> let's stand for one minute. in a demo, the glass is read instructions off a microwave meal, both wearable solutions are still pricey, costing thousands of dollars. finally, a free app called oco. that makes any walk sign accessible. the audible feed that the rest indicating walk sign is ai interprets the sign and let you know with visuals sound and vibration if it's safe to go. so it's also orienting people's worst allies and also helping people stay in line was crossed street. >> technology at that show is amazing. but what really stood out to me are the people there are so many dedicated,

passionate professionals all working to make our world a more accessible place. >> if you only anything i showed you, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> 7.47. right check of the weather because we're looking at some big changes later in the week. a week, a variety of john college. like them. to get bored of. yeah. that that sticks around for too long in today and tomorrow are are dry and predominately clear days, even though we're starting today with some clouds, this east bay hills, you. >> is getting brighter as we go in today is going to bring plenty of sunshine sunset now after 07:30pm. so plenty of time to enjoy. that's an after work where we're sitting right now on radar, dry skies for the bay. our latest storm system has moved out, but our next is going to be pushing in later on this week. so today and tomorrow are notably or drier days, a little calmer as far as winds go in tomorrow, actually going to be a little bit warmer than today. so in particular, your tuesday is

looking very nice after that wednesday afternoon comes along with the push of showers back into the bay that lingers into thursday morning. after that, our rainiest day looking likely to be friday into early saturday, adding up all this rain we could see around an inch or more of rainfall just for the rest of the week here in the bay area with long range models indicating that the start of april next week could continue to bring very active weather. so we're certainly not done with the rain. northern mountain snow just yet. temperatures today are going to be in the upper 50's to low 60's for the most part. tomorrow is going to be a bit warmer and staying just as nice and clear and dry wednesday afternoon into thursday morning. our next chance of showers with our most significant rainfall looking likely on friday. >> rain. all right, john, thank you for that. get you moving if you are going to be hitting the roads. traffic starting to build out the air. 16 minutes as travel into the city this morning, san mateo bridge just short of 20 minute, 80 to 101. everybody heading across towards the

peninsula. 41 minutes along 8.80, so down in milpitas just under 30 minutes. and if you are going to happen on 80 this morning, 32 minute ride crockett down towards the maze. darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. when a 7.49 and u.s. senator bernie sanders has introduced a bill that would make the four-day workweek. the new norm. he says you see a cut near our so you'd be working for days and you have the same pay and benefits. according to a study they did in the uk having shorter work weeks helps people feel less stressed and actually focus more. their data showed the revenue for the companies that had the four-day workweek remain the same and even increased in some cases. the ceo of busy kid that they teach children how to manage money at an early age. they say that parents should start saving money for college when your child is in kindergarten because let me tell you, it's surprising how fast it will grow. and that's exactly what greg merson from this company

says that it really even if you set aside just a small amount is really the consistency. that's the most important thing. and again, he says your goal should be as well to expose your children to the reality of how much school and life costs so that they have a good financial understanding of the world and a good appreciation for, but yes, all right. 7.50, is the time. let's talk women's college basketball because with stanford taking on iowa state. >> in the second round of the ncaa tournament. >> the lady cardinal are on their way. sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the stanford women playing their final game of the season at maples pavilion on saturday, sunday night, a win and they'll move on to portland for the sweet 16 standing in their way. was the iowa state cyclones. tara vanderveer looking to get back to the sweet 16 after losing in the second round last missed. we had big time matchup here already crooks, the fresh minced first cam

brink. wins the battle there. but a few possessions later cam has to remind the freshman day. i'm a 2 time all american and a national champ. come correct. held on brooks 3 of 21 shooting game after he scored 40. okay, 2nd half stanford down to. by what i should say. rick dimitria hits the 3 to put them up. stand for when the chance to win it in regulation. but kiki area fins bucket rimmed out, but she wouldn't miss this kiki, 41 points. 16 rebounds, an all-time performance in the tournament, ok, brooke, the meter again, this was the dagger down one. she knocks down the tray. stanford goes on to win 87 to 81 after the game kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney caught up with a trio of cardinals. >> i think i just reflecting my past 2 years even last season and i could like 5 minutes in our second round game and then to see my growth

this year. it's very surreal to me. some really, you know, grateful for this opportunity. and for me to capitalize on this moment, we really want to do better. feel like i said, we want to get as much as we love maples. we want to get out of naples and go to portland in make this run for as long as we can. it's huge. you know, last year we fall short, we do get to maples our models and get the out people. so we're leaving and i'm happy. >> all righty actually. look at sports. well, coming up in the next hour of the crop or morning news, baseball is officially back in the bay area with the battle of the area with the battle of the bay starting tonight.

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>> we're back at 7.55. and with easter just around the corner, animal advocates are putting out their annual warning. don't add a bunny to your family just because of the novelty of it. rescuers say that every year after the holiday, they're inundated with people looking to surrender their bunnies after they realize, you know, the work that goes into caring for it. they warn that rabbits are very complex animals that require a lot of care and they're extremely sensitive to sound so they don't make good pets for children. if you're serious about making a rabbit, your family pet experts say look into adopting one from a rescue and learn about that particular rapids needs and personalities before taking one home. well from bonita dog is now the number one purebred dog breed in the u.s. just came in first for the second year in a row. the french bulldogs still the most popular dog in the u.s. york. you? yes. she fainted, overtook the labrador retriever in 2022, in fact, last year they just released the numbers. 98,000 frenchies recorded in the u.s. to labs

are still in second place, followed by golden retrievers and then german shepherds poodles. that's about that reflects what i say the dog park dogs are adorable. the data, by the way, comes from american kennel club association, which has the world's largest registry of purebred dogs. time now 7.56. and coming up in the next hour in and out is out of oakland, closing the doors to their only oakland restaurant. we hear some reaction to that. >> and workers received medical center are striking. are going to speak about what they want to see plus, a man is hurt when a car crashes into a bus stop in san francisco. francisco. >> this is the second

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>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news for the first time ever in and out is closing one of its location because crime. and it's an open. workers at seton medical center in daly city now on strike with live with the latest and the city of san jose has a new interim police chief as it begins searching for its next top cop. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. the sunshine doesn't hurt. makes it a nice easy monday to ease into the week with i'm sorry and i'm james. yeah. a week where we're going to have a few things to deal with. we've got john to sort it out. yeah, a little variety out there today. tomorrow you're dry. start to the week. >> and then showers returning late wednesday into thursday and even