>> and traffic is a big focus on this friday. good friday. going into a spring weekend for east feel like we'll drop the bulk of and a lot of people are going to be traveling. yeah, so we're keeping a close eye on the roads for right now. it's light, but you got the rain so they take it talk more about that. yeah, i wasn't feeling to spring into can kind of a gray one out but sunday for easter looking awesome. that's what we're going to have. all those colors out. >> and all those flowers going to be 11, all that sunshine. this is where we're at this morning. it's not stopping all those kiddos from enjoying the exploratorium, but it is rainy and it is indeed windy out there. >> the blew up in the sierra indicating snowfall that's already kicked off up that direction. well, for the bay area. look at all that yellow offshore that's moving up our direction. so our heaviest of rainfall, he's still yet to even arrive really arriving into early afternoon today. you can see how rainfall

intensity picks up right after the noon hour and stays with us up until the evening commute after the evening commute. a chance of thunderstorms with spotty showers for the rest of the evening. we will be seeing strong winds all day long today, but in particularly afternoon, 40, 50 mile per hour gusts in some spots. temperatures are in the 40's to 50's. you add it all up. cool temperatures. strong winds, rainy conditions and it's a cool feel out there. and that just means throw on all those layers as you're venturing out for your friday. i know it's kind of a giveaway today, too. so check delays at sfo. give yourself plenty of extra time as rain will tell you. all right. thank you for that. hey, we've been fighting a line across a lot of our bridges. >> we do have a traffic hazard on the bay bridge right in the treasure island it looks like a stalled vehicle slowing you down an addition to that, you got the rain. so no major blockages, but a lot of slick services. 13 right on the san mateo bridge getting on and off the bridge looks good. some of that is rich with 7 foot bridge. you can s e all that water on the lens there.

everybody taking their time, not speeding and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 22 minute ride on this friday. is back to you. all right. let's get to the breaking news, which is a shooting that involved a san jose police officer. it's causing road closures. we've got kron 4 charles clifford monitoring the situation. let's go visit him once more. charles, what he's seeing. >> well, right now i'm standing at the corner of late and quite here. this is in south san jose. this is a residential neighborhood. take a look behind me. there you see. we've got a very large police presence. they've got the road closed, a closed-off here. they've got crime scene tape up back there. several blocks shut down where you still have a lot of unanswered questions here. but what we do know is about 5 o'clock this morning, san jose police department officers arrived here along later perform a welfare check. and when they arrived, they found a man standing outside holding a they tried to negotiate with him. but according to the police department, he fired a shot at the officers that resulted in an exchange of gunfire and they tried to negotiate with him some more.

and he finally surrendered about 6.30, this morning. but because this was a shooting at triggered a very large police response. and that's why all these officers are here now, even though he is in custody, they're going to be here probably for quite a while just really trying to figure out what happened this point. we don't know the identities of anyone involved. we don't believe anyone was injured as a result of the shooting. and we don't know what the motive for this man to be outside with his gun at 5 o'clock in the morning was so hopefully we'll talk to the police department's afternoon. get some gets more information from them. if you're in the area of les and quite keep in mind, there's going to be some road closures here probably for the next couple of hours. that's very latest on the south bay charles clifford kron. 4 news. okay. thanks for the update. >> 10. 0, 2, is the time and more breaking news. yeah. there was united flight, another united airplane that haven't had a problem that took off from sfo. so it was departing from sfo yesterday to go to paris there about 273 passengers, i believe on board and they had a problem with an

engine. our sister station in denver confirms what they did. it was an emergency landing, but they had to defer and they landed in denver. so that's where those passengers are today. they're checked out. there was a problem with one engine. they checked that out. everybody's ok, but this was a boeing 7, 7, 7, again, these have been problematic. so there's at issue were thing what's going on? planes as for the passengers, they're going to try to get them all to paris today. >> well, the 4 largest employers in oakland are now joining forces to protect their own employees from rising crime kron four's. michael thomas is live in oakland to see what they're doing. michael. hey, good morning, everyone. >> well, this 10 million dollar private initiative for public safety essentially is being put in place because those 4 major companies say their employees really have been the victim of crimes, whether they're heading to get lunch or even just to and from the office. the for larger employers that are splitting

this hefty 10 million dollar bill include blue shield of california. clorox kaiser permanente in pg and e. >> earlier this year, crime force the companies to hire private security guards to escort employees to and from bart stations parking garages and nearby businesses. campaign manager randy in downtown oakland says having more security is myself, i i more you know. >> waiting see some hundreds of people crime statistics show robberies are up. 34 1% from last year with majority happening at gunpoint. >> the new plans will adding complement existing efforts from both mayor sheng thao and oakland police. remi tales. me. those efforts have been noticed in the recent weeks and have helped with business. but last 2 years. >> that that need to suffering. damage >> crime. according to blue shield website, the plans include creating an uptown and downtown safe zone. that will partner with opd to improve visible and responsive

security funding for oakland, uptown downtown community benefit district ambassador program which allow people to be escorted to and from local downtown destinations by calling or asking ambassadors in the street. employees will also get safety training in subsidized transportation. mayor thao did put out a statement saying in part, quote, i'm so grateful for the deep partnership of our 4 largest employers and see this as an example of a strong public private partnership. i applaud their engagement is true. civic leaders to improve conditions for everyone. i know we will be successful in bringing back safety growth in vibrancy. back to our streets. now, these safety initiatives are set to roll out over the next few weeks and set to last throughout the rest of this year. >> as we get more from the city. and also those companies as to if crime does go down regarding will keep you updated very latest reporting live in oakland, michael thomas on for news. thanks, michael. >> and governor newsom has just announced new plans to install 480 cameras in the

east bay, including in oakland. the governor's office says the chp has a contract with flock safety to install hundreds of cameras in oakland and on state freeways in the east bay. and the goal is also to help combat crime, criminal activity, freeway violence. the camera at local use technology to allow law enforcement to identify vehicles beyond just the license plate numbers. and they say that that will help the agencies search for car suspected of being involved in crimes and also issue a real-time alerts about where they are. >> will some breaking news overnight. sad news out of hollywood. actor louis gossett junior has passed away. he had a storied career. it was the first black man to win best supporting actor for his role in 1980, two's and officer and a gentleman. he also won an emmy for his role in the seminal tv mini series roots. he also was a star on broadway in recently starred in the

2023 remake of the color purple. no cause of death has been released just yet. but wisconsin junior was 87 years old. >> it's 10. 0, 7 right now in for your health. there's an increase in teenagers getting roofing coffin. bring >> it's troubling. doctors say parents need to get their children vaccinated. crawford's will trend live in mill valley with more on what we need to know. >> james, the reason why they need to get their kids vaccinated because those childhood vaccines, especially tf you have a kid in high school. >> well, those vaccines are wearing off at their age. so not as strong. and so they're not surprised that they're seeing it among high school kids. what is happening right now is they think it's cyclical. so every 3 to 4 years, they see a spike in cases. they're still investigating. why tom advise high school has 65 of the 113 cases and marin county. so that's cause for concern. last

year they had 11 cases in marin county. why they're not surprised it's happening now is because those vaccines are wearing off. also because, well, 4 years ago we were in the midst of a pandemic. so you didn't have hoping cough being spread as quickly as it is right now, as far as the school where they're telling people, if you want to wear a mask, do so if that makes you feel better, they're also sending out e-mails and notices to parents and students what's going on at their school. >> a little bit people. >> it's kind of increasing around >> and i don't know how about but this right now, i think everyone should just stay home with operator shortage. >> sent out a lot e-mails and teachers have been a fun experience that will kick off is going around the school. were you a little concerned at all? yes, because the school has a lot of students. and

when classes has 32 kids, which has a high chance of me getting whooping cough. >> here's what you need to know. the good news is if you are high school shot student or you have a child is in high school or if you're an adult, not fatal. you should be ok, you should go to the doctors if you have a runny nose and severe coughing, once you get your antibiotics, you have to stay home for 5 days. and if you don't want to do that, stay home for 21 days. but it is fatal. if you have a baby 2 months or younger and the reason be before the 2 months they're not vaccinated. so any exposure of hoping cough to that baby could prove to be fatal. >> time now 10, 10 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. another chance change for you and everybody plays the lottery. right here is a live. the dream is alive. also following the latest with housing. many california is

now finding themselves without. >> home insurance companies are dropping coverage in our state will talk more about what solutions lawmakers and what's the solution to a high p g any for this theater in orinda. it's to close 2 days a week. looking at rainfall all day long today, the heaviest stuff still yet to arrive. and you can see it's steadily picking up more and more. >> have got your forecast. all right. as that rain continues to grow your looking at a wet commute. so definitely if you're out there right now. >> take your time. if you're not, there may be delayed. not, there may be delayed. travels. we're getting a look you can't leave without cuddles.

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>> 10, 13 is the time right now. and spring isn't just are cleaning as in like with household products for cleaning out your pocketbook, your finances streamlining it. we've got jane king with a closer look. >> spring is often associated with deep cleaning your home for a fresh start. but this year you can apply a similar approach to your financial plan. financial experts say a good place to start is simply to make financial spring cleaning a priority, commit to give your financial plan the attention it needs and set aside time for it. review your financial plan, at least once a year to ensure you're still working toward the right goals. and next transfer money to saving set up an automatic transfer that contributes you should do this for each time. you get paid, then assess your bills and payments to make payments with no timeouts bills like insurance or your mortgage and the minimum payment on your credit card to avoid late fees and missed payments. don't automated payment that can vary widely month to month.

many creditors. we'll allow you to set the payment dates that align with your pay schedule that start knocking out that debt. financial experts, a regions bank recommends starting with small debts. first hang up. the small debts can give you a win and reduce monthly payments. they consider consolidating that other debt under a lower interest rate. but be sure to ask about fees for a loan consolidation and shop around your current bank may not have the best terms. finally, spring financial cleaning is a great time to make a charitable donation. you can donate an old car eyeglasses, mobile devices, rather household items to different organizations keep receipts. and if you plan itemized tax deductions, you can write that off from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. >> okay. well, 10, 15. let's talk about the weather it's you know what the weather's like spring help. and it's helping my finances because acted too much inside for is

perfect say haha, look at how stormy it is. and there's nothing better than a day doing taxes on the story. hey, it is very, very windy up there on the top of mount tam. this is an area that already saw a lot of rainfall earlier this week. and you're about to get a whole lot more of it. >> very exposed to the stronger wind gusts heaviest of rainfall is yet to even get here. and you can see that we have some pretty heavy stuff out there depending on where you're talking right around, man, sam, right now, we do have a heavy pocket that's about to be working its way up towards sandra fell. richmond center fell bridge. so do watch for that further south. also, some pretty heavy stuff just sitting offshore, the peninsula and all that energy is just pushing inland continuously picking up more and more late this morning and really peeking into the early afternoon today, yellow, orange and red indicating those heavy downpours that will be seen right smack dab in the middle of the day, along with our strongest of winds towards the drive home. tonight, we'll start to see more spotty activity will actually have a chance of thunderstorms during our

overnight hours this evening. we'll have dry stunts and then the rain and heavy rain pushes right back in for some spots. tomorrow morning. you'll hear it as you're waking up in the morning. some heavy rain to start but good news. we actually clear out for the middle of the day tomorrow. if you are further south in the bay, you have a better chance of thunderstorms. middle of the day. further north will actually be looking at a lot of sunshine around that same time, this low moves southward. so the energy also ships out along with it saturday night into sunday morning. some showers before you wake up on sunday morning midday clearing perfect for those easter egg hunts after the sun goes down sunday night, a chance of one last round of thunderstorms towards the late afternoon and evening then we're done with that. all this adds up to well over an inch of rainfall for many spots in the bay area, repairing all this with some really strong winds gusting as high as 50 to 60 miles per hour. high wind advisories in effect, starting at 11:00am today. so those heaviest winds still ahead of us. and we do have a winter storm warning in the sierra nevada also going into effect 11:00am over 5,000

feet. expect well over a foot of snowfall all over again. this is going to result very poor travel conditions today as we pair the snow with strong winds could see some trees down and some whiteout conditions. snow level tonight drops to 3500 feet fully expect chain controls. maybe even some closures. snow and wind does continue tomorrow. and a few lingering snow flurries on sunday sunday and monday, easy travel days and monday in particular got those bluebird skies to enjoy all that fresh powder. temperatures today in the mid to upper 50's for your daytime highs. it's our coolest day of the forecast. after today. temperatures will gradually climb and by the start of next week, we'll be back into the 70's. back to you. thanks a lot. >> pg e bills are skyrocketing. everybody knows that. he's feeling it too. and it's not just people as businesses as well. in fact, one movie theater in orinda is having change its operations because of just got too high and the or in the theaters going to close for 2 days a

week kron four's dan thorn has more. what? it's dark. the theater usually has its iconic marquee lit up and drivers from highway. 24 can see it. but that was not the case. thursday night. >> as one of the cost-cutting measures, the owners of the orinda theater, a taking and now they're also closing the theater on mondays and tuesdays after getting a more than $6,000 energy bill from pg and e. the historic movie theater in orinda is making difficult decisions over ever increasing energy bills. the orinda theater will no longer have showings on the silver screen on mondays and tuesdays. you know, obviously like to be open 7 days a week, but >> if you know, we can be opened and have lost every day. you theater owner derek xem racks as it was this $6200 charge from pg any that's forcing them to cut back. the bill was 2 grand higher than what they usually see. and it came as a shock may peak the 5,000 dead of winter.

>> yeah, never $6,000 in 15 years since i've been doing year in the theater opened in 1941, and place classic films and new releases. its large theater can seat up to 750 people. and during chilly evenings, heat is required to keep the audience comfortable zimmer acts as the enormous jump in utilities is forcing them to not only close the curtains. 2 days a week, but also cut back on powering up their iconic marquee. no shining sign is a disappointing site for locals. the marquee is >> the probably the most iconic part of orinda. you know, the symbol that we all think about we think of orinda. it kinda makes me sad. i hope i hope they find success is amber acts as they've always been grateful for the support of the year in the community. and word spread fast about the high pg any bill zamra copes. the utility will help them out. >> i did i didn't get a call from thing. you know, like, wow, they could try to you know, but, you know, we'll see

where that goes. so >> the monday and tuesday closures are set to begin next month. but senator acts as the popular once a month classic movie tuesday, matt will not be affected. reporting are in doubt. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> it's 10, 20 and san francisco police have detained 2 people for a shooting that killed someone near union square and happened last night around 9.30, near the bart off of market street. police arg still trying to figure out what led up to the shooting. they haven't identified the victim or if they've made any arrests yet. >> in the south bay, we have san jose firefighters now with some new digs that will help them prepare for emergency scenarios. check it out. the department unveiled a new training facility on center road yesterday morning. invited us out there to catch them in action. the the building has office space that got some training grounds as well. in fact, a lot of different replicas so they can prepare for different types of

fires, including a 6 story building that's designed to help them train. you know how to handle a high-rise fire. so it's pretty neat to see them out there doing that work. it's 10 21 and a new digital mobile radio system in sonoma county. >> is going to make communicating easier in the event of a disaster. the county is training people to use about 500 handheld radios and some of the radios will be installed in county, owned cars as well. others will be given to police and deputies part of the funding for the system comes from the pg. nice element, money from the 2017 cinema complex fires. the newly named naval ship uss harvey milk is going to be docking in san francisco today. in fact, shortly you'll be able to see it. the ship honor san francisco's naval veteran lgbtq activist harvey milk. the event is an open to the public. but like i said, you are going to able to see it. you can view the ship from piers 30. and 32 on the embarcadero at 11 o'clock this morning. so pretty soon now head over there, they will

have a ceremony honoring local military vets. they're going to get lapel pins and be honored for their service in the vietnam war. >> we're going to take a break here 10. 22, but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. we are tracking the rain making its way across the bay. it doesn't look too bad here in this live look from walnut creek. but we have other cameras that show is coming down pretty hard. we'll get the full forecast with john in just a moment.

>> for your money, people are getting to celebrate easter. and just in time we're seeing egg prices soar to near historic highs around the

world. a disease outbreaks lower supply and increased farming cost or what have led 2 of the increased priced in eggs. and you're looking at kids you know, i mean yesterday chocolate chocolate eggs, which, by the way, cost more too. but also the eggs are more just so that if you're going to like, do old-school and color them, not the plastic eggs, but used the real eggs. you're gonna notice the difference. >> and now the thing of it is it's real. the little guys out the margins are so small that year, basically you might not losing the money, but you won't make enough make a living. >> economists say that the outbreaks, you know, like the bird flu and stuff their attic and they're they're under control. and so they stood, sees these prices start to go down, but it help right now. all right. well, tonight, maybe if you can catch a break in the clouds. i know it's a little stormy out there. you might catch spacex. they're trying to launch another batch of starlink satellites tonight. it will be lifting off from vandenberg space force base to our south on that falcon 9 rocket.

tonight's launch set for 7.30. this will be spacex's 15th launch this year. during the last launch. skies were so clear that you could actually see the rocket shooting across the sky. all over california. so maybe you'll catch a glimpse. but again, you're going to wait for that part in the clouds. all right, 10 26 is the time for your money as well. if you didn't get the big billion dollar jackpot for the mega millions drawing last week, don't worry. you've got a chance to just about that much money tomorrow night. the powerball jackpot is worth 935 million dollars. that will be pretty fun for whoever wins. that's a good luck to you this weekend. if your plan. >> when much sure. 10. 26 right now. coming up next. well, you may think the rain is not fun unless you're going to tahoe because the snow there. so that's good news will have everything you need to know if you're driving this. >> easter weekend.

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>> 10, 29 and weather is key this week. enjoy up because it can't rain on for the easter egg hunts, although we appreciate the range on the kind gone by sunday. thank everyone's of that same page for sure. and fortunately, mother nature is to today is the worst impact tomorrow gets better in sunday. the best day of the weekend. so keep those easter egg hunts planned. maybe expect a little mud, though, from time to time because obviously it's still going to be a little wet. all this rainfall today is going to add up our rainiest day of the forecast. just look at this. well formed system sitting well off shore. and this is what's funneling all this moisture our direction today. pretty heavy right

around. sandra fell down the peninsula. we're also seeing some good rainfall, intensity from alameda northward toward san pablo, nevado down through the golden gate, all of its very wet and even heavier rainfall just around the corner towards noon into the early afternoon, our heaviest overnight tonight, we'll still see spotty thunderstorm development. so don't be surprised if you hear a little roll of thunder tonight into early tomorrow morning. where are winds right now? still picking up half moon bay. 36 mile per hour gusts regularly right now peak gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour at the coast in our hillsides and all that peaks this afternoon, too. otherwise temperatures are cool. 40's and 50's lot of cloud cover. not a lot of sunshine. breaking through today's just cool, wet and windy. get those layers out and make that rain jacket your priority with highs in the mid 50's later on rain. all right, john, thank you for that little. we what conditions out there. and if you can avoid going outside right now. >> please do so if you do go outside, take your time. 15 minute ride traveling into the

city right now. 72 ridge just under 14. 82 want to win for everybody traveling across towards peninsula. get on and off the bridge, making good time for december fell bridge. you see the water on the lens slowing folks down there and the golden gate bridge. 37 tolls. 21 minute snapshot of the bay area's a whole lot of green out there. that doesn't mean speedy. give yourself a little extra time, there is. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. 10, 31 too many children are getting struck and killed by cars. >> near their schools in california at a very lawmaker wants to change that. we have kron four's dan kerman with the story. acrmss the nation. school speed zones vary. but california is one of a handful where they can be as high as 25 miles per hour. we're doing everything we can to get more and more students to walk and bike and roll the school. >> but we need to create a safe environment for them to be able to do that. and it doesn't matter where you live in california, every student deserves that. that right to safety at a news conference thursday outside councilman elementary school in campbell.

but low park state assemblyman marc berman introduce new legislation which would drop california school zone. speed limits to 20 miles per hour or less. the bill would also replace the when children are present coffee at with specific times. no longer will. we asked drivers to take their eyes off the road and search for whether there's a child president because after our bill. >> drivers will know whether you're in shasta county or san diego county, the before and after school. you need to slow down. it was a year and a half ago in september of 2022. 8 year-old jacob be a new wave. councilman elementary school 3rd grader died after being hit by a car while walking to school. we are determined that jacobs death not be in vain. and this is one more step in the right direction. the safer school zones act also requires improve safety planning within a half-mile of schools. backers of the bill say by creating similar standards around all california schools,

drivers are more likely to comply if the bill passes the legislature and signed by the governor takes effect january first of 2025. >> but it would be phased in over a period of years. dan kerman kron, 4 news at 7.33, and a store in oakland was found to be selling cannabis and tobacco products to minor and police. >> some of the items that they found including psychedelic mushrooms, marijuana and a variety of thc products and guns. police say the store did not have a license to sell these items. they have not named the business, but they say it's located on macarthur boulevard just north of 30th avenue. and take another look. this is what police found at a smoke shop last month in oakland's seminary neighborhood. a large amount of cam cannabis, crystal meth and flavored tobacco products. they say that no one was arrested. >> speaking of drugs san francisco, mayoral candidate is now calling for a fentanyl

state of emergency. former mayor mark farrell also wants more. california national guards members to close open air drug markets in the city and he says his plan would expand access to treatment as well. for those suffering from addiction. but mayor london breed her campaign says they don't like farrell's ideas and you can see the quote here. they're they're likening it to fencing off the tenderloin in creating kind of a baghdad by the bay. >> dramatically saying that they want to >> meaoingful. ali address the fentanyl crisis in her camp and use governing behind the scenes versus what she says his camp wants to do, which is more humvees ar fifteens. >> in the east bay, police have identified the suspects who they say are responsible for that else to tobacco shops mash and that then led to a police chase and ended with the wrong in the death of an innocent driver. this all happened earlier this month.

and here's the surveillance video showing you that car. that pickup truck being used to ram the front of the shop. the 2 men then get out and start rummaging through the store. police say this video captures patrick shekels from oakland and andre albert ii from san francisco. when police arrived, the 2 then led police on a chase all the way down 80 towards the bay bridge and then onto westbound lanes of 5.80, in the wrong direction. and moments after that, investigators say the 2 then crashed into 2 other cars and one of the drivers died at the scene in one of those other cars. the austrian police department says it is now working with the chp to pursue criminal charges against the 2. >> it's 10:35am. bart police say that they have more officers now patrolling and it's made a big difference for riders at the stations. they have made more than 700 felony arrests last year, which is up 60% from 2022. and in those arrests, 49 were for illegal guns, which is the most guns

that far police have ever recover in a year. we spoke with some riders about how safe they feel. >> takes a bart a monday to friday in the morning and they come back at this time in early afternoon have noticed this more. staff for the safety. i really appreciate that. >> plus, when those 2 trains are cleaner. i have i have not had a problem and park itself. >> in a statement, bart says that since we started deploying more patrol officers to ride trains. we have seen an impact in our riders are telling us they noticed the difference >> for your money this morning, there's a growing concern now over a spike in m-pox cases. the cdc now reporting more than 500 cases in the u.s. this year alone. where is there are only 300 cases this time last year. the cdc is now warning that a new variant of m-pox is being detected. it's apparently more

severe. the virus is spread through personal contact, their flu-like symptoms that come with it, a rash raced lesions. now there is an impasse vaccine available. but the cdc says says the vaccine, the vaccination rate is low here in the u.s.. they need to get those numbers up. if they're going to turn the tide. on the peninsula. san mateo county has released new renderings of a plant affordable housing project out at moss beach. we've got the images here. this would be a 71 unit facility with one to 2 bedroom home spread across 16 buildings. a quarter of the units would be reserved for farm workers and other low income residents. and all of these units would be at this point rented to people who are householder in households that make less than the area's median income. take a listen. >> it's exciting. it's great to put roofs over people's heads on the coast. there is not enough affordable housing and even with this development, it's really exciting that work. we're

doing it. we're still deficit. so we need to keep moving forward with projects that we have in the pipeline. >> well, the plan is not without its critics. some neighbors are concerned that adding dozens of homes in that area will cause traffic problems and strain. the already limited public resources. the county thinks that construction could begin in 2018 and be done by 2030. >> it's 10, 30 a and as you know, california and some are struggling to find insurance for their homes because some major carriers are pulling out of our state because of the wildfire risk and that includes allstate. farmers and state farm. and insurance is a key. if you have a mortgage you need at the state capitol. they are discussing what can be done to help the situation. >> they do structural modifications and they do ongoing brush clearance to these things. are proven to reduce the risk, which does, in fact, make california more ensure double. what's at issue

is 2 companies have enough money on a statewide basis. to pay their obligations. and that's what we have to fix. the insurance companies for their part. >> they say that they just can't make enough profit by operating in california. 10. 39 right now and the commercial crab season is going to end on april 8th for most of the california coastline. and that is because they want to protect humpback whales. fishing will be prohibited from the sonoma mendocino county line to the u.s. mexico border is they will have limitations in place for the amount of fishing. so it's not to say you can't get crowd, but it might not come from around here. mike, >> google is introducing new features to help you plan your next vacation. the company's search engine is now using ai to provide travel ideas and how to schedule at all. the feature is currently available for users now to test in its google search lab section and google maps is also getting an update, too, to provide

recommendations. so now you'll get a list of places to when you're city. the company is also planning new tools to help travelers organize their plans along with the ability to share links with others on social media. so pretty exciting. >> is. >> well, pam moore is a powerful, remarkable woman and she was honored at the powerful women of the bay awards in oakland. yesterday she received this year's special recognition award for her reporting here in the bay area. since 1991, she's been reporting for kron and just retired from the anchor desk last year after 32 years. and what does it feel like to be a part of the bay area's media culture for that long. well, take a listen. >> young women here have set little girl. it just makes you feel. it makes you fabulous

job. you get to really experience so much of the world that is outside your own light. and i just learned so much about people and living and what kind of person i wanted to be. through my >> and she was so vibrant. so love seeing her just last year faction was awarded with the san francisco press club's lifetime achievement award. and here you can see video of her over the years anchoring the news here. kron 4, our own remarkable woman and we're still highlighting remarkable women all from the bay area. and today. >> we reveal the winner of our remarkable series. >> and today, our rainiest day of the forecast. we'll get it out of the way before easter sunday. this is what we're looking at out there right now. some pretty solid rain from san francisco on up into from san francisco on up into and contra costa and

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it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. >> kron 4 continues. our celebration of the bay area's remarkable women. and today we are so excited to reveal the winner of our search. she's a pro tennis player turned nonprofit leader coaching kids on how to win in the game of life by changing how we think about success in san francisco's very own peanut. louie harper. >> read with me. if you'd like brady at millbrae meadows elementary, what is 6 s? >> that's easy to see is trying the best. you can be. a special assembly is underway. raise your hand. are you ever afraid to fail? holding the microphone is peanut louie harper, co-founder of harper

for kids, a nonprofit now in its 17th year of empowering children. >> starting with this simple message, it's really about just trying your best, no matter if your first place in last place. if you've done everything you can. >> you should feel very proud of yourself. it's perspective, lou. harper says she shared with tens of thousands of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so many negative definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying their best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you just want kids to live a happy, healthy life and really. give them a chance to pursue what they love and life. a message already resonating. i learned that sometimes it you can't. not always going to be perfect, but you should always try your

best reminding us. it's ok, it's a mess up sometimes has. and you can learn from your mistakes. is there anything wrong with telling us something? well, it can get you frustrated. sometimes you just have not let that get here and keep trying hide. value. served up from louise harper, his own life story as a former pro tennis player once ranked among the best in the world. >> some of her first match is played here in san francisco's golden gate park. she grew up the youngest daughter of chinese americans. my parents luckily did not pressure us in that way. like when lucy, you know, that was just part of the game. but, you know, if didn't win the match, that's ok, ko back out there the next day in practice, which we did. she one, 14 national junior titles and as a pro ranked as high as 19th in the world. but perfection, never the end game is just about every day. can you be one percent better than you were the day before? lou. harper also inspired by the teachings of coach john

wooden, considered one of the greatest ncaa basketball coaches of all time. it's all about the peace of mind that happiness in your heart that you just tried your best. this former tennis champion turn nonprofit leader setting kids up for a court advantage in the game of life. that's ok, trike. and it's not always about hitting an ace. just keep encouraging your kids be happy. asked them, you know, what does success mean to them? scoring points instead on the strength of our efforts. that's what we hope for in all the kids to take away with. this is just to be proud of themselves. no matter the result. and, you know, joins us live now this morning in studio to talk about her important work. and first off, of course, when are things and sell out so my gosh, it's such an honor have been able to tell your story and to have you here with us today. >> and first of all, just how

does this moment strike you? oh, my gosh, will such a huge honor and surprise and just even just be among incredible like this is so funny to say remarkable women i've had so many remarkable women in my life and, you know, start with my mom, my sisters. >> you know, so many amazing friend. so chilean honors. is incredible. so thank you so much. course. and thank you again for just doing the work that you do in for inspiring so many children and people through your own career. and of course, of a nonprofit of harper for kids. and i love for our viewers to have a chance to hear from you directly about the non profit as well. well, you know, my husband, tim and i were just so, you know, passionate about trying to help kids find their happiness and, >> you know, society is tough. and these kids see states with the peer pressure and, you know, constantly comparing yourself to others. so we just want them to start thinking about a healthy definition of success. and of course, we love coach john you know, we hope that that plant a seed in

the mindset, you know, if they just try their best really end of the day, all of us adults too. you know, we all have tough days, but end of the day, if you know, just and everything you can, you give it your all you can't control the results or outcomes that you can't control your effort and your attitude, especially but, you know, i just keep you know, i hope the kids just keep surrounding themselves and looking for positive people in their lives, too. you know, circle them is like your shield, right is just like your shield of positivity right? >> we saw in this story, you working with kids at a local store at local school spreading this and assembly. how can local school and district leaders get involved with? oh, my gosh. you know, we love it. we've been so honored to work with so many amazing educators, principals, teachers. >> i'm a principal long ago told us, you know, he's we're honored to work with him. dennis chew. and he said long ago he's been teaching for years and years. and he said, you know, if you you guys, if

you guys can light one candle, it's all worth it. and that has always stuck with so we just, you know, our program is free for schools. we just ask that, you they have commitment to character education. that bill implement a program it's really simple just about, you know, however, define success for themselves and it's passed on to the kids and, you know, keep putting those positive messages in front of the kids and and reminding them that really, you know, all you can do is to your best and we all want kids to just be the best person that they can be. yes. while we're on the topic, you brought the envy of the important idea of just. >> right now we live in such a hyper competitive society. really, there's a sense of like having feeling like we were constantly being compared to one another. and of course, their social media where it's like a highlight reel of everyone's best moments when in reality, there's a lot of struggles in that can happen behind the scenes. so what is the message to parents or just people who might be struggling

at the moment right now with the definition of success? yes, i mean, i mean, all those commercials out there, you know, the kids are just surrounded by social media and all those more definitions of success, money, material, things. you have to win everything. you got to get not just straight a ship to get 4.6 grade point and you know, a lot of our teachers, what they love about the it is that. >> it helps their students and help. you know, everyone, it helps you focus on you and you know, you cannot compare yourself to others and because that ties into people's happiness in sick in what they think his success. but if you just focus on yourself and you know, just know that, you know, you're proud to be the person that you want to be and a role model for you know, the kind trying to something time for someone every you know, just be able to go end of the day, you know, put your head on the pill and know that you've just done everything you can and, you know, spread positivity in the such a

powerful thing and it's a message that a spread to you by your parents as well. it helps you become such a tennis star and >> the message that you share sharing with your own i want to mention jared, your quite the musician is in the performing a bottle rock this year citing so exciting. and, you know, just i mean, really? >> a part of our for my husband. i just like we want to be the best parents that we can be. and, you know, this experience has brought into my with the world, the coach wooden with our friend steve jamieson, and, you know, you just want your kids to be the best person they can be. and now they're young adults and just to let them, you know, chase their dreams and goals and, you know, the challenges that they have just have to stay balanced. you know, great things will happen. you know, you can be excited about that. sometimes things don't go your way. but it's okay. you know, and you know, my daughter, i says it's like a mine's a mindset shift. and you know,

that's why it's so helpful to even a sense adult. you know, things don't go your way. you just like, okay. what can i learn from it? and just don't give up and keep going. alright, peanut louie harper as we wrap things up here. i do want to mention that we are presenting you a $1000 being the winner. a remarkable woman. a so. >> thank you so much again for just the incredible work that you know, and you're an incredible role model it was such a special day to stand with you. so thank you for being amazing. oh, gosh. the pleasure was all mine. thank

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last look at the radar for the morning and we are seeing showers driving into the bay area. more and more of this heavy rainfall as we make our way, especially into the early afternoon today. >> you can see the richmond center fell bridge down to the golden gate bridge. some of our heaviest spots right now peninsula also looking at some heavy rain, like i said, continues into the afternoon. we're going to see the forecast a 7 he's great for all of from march >> much are and you have a great easter weekend. we'll see you back here on monday a haha.

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