ck: thanks for joining me and grover on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna hoping you'll come along next time as i go into the wild. [music] >> now on the kron 4 morning news as the conflict in gaza continues abroad. college students in the bay area now calling on their universities to divest from israel. and

families of homicide victims and survivors of crime gather for a healing vigil at lake merritt. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday. april, the 28th. let's get your morning started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. pretty much starting things off. a pretty sunny to start for the first light, >> we do have some scattered bay clouds left over from the fog. just a touch there. but going into a mostly sunny afternoon and warmer temperatures. well in going to see some middle 70's pop. there you have it. some leftover fog moisture, if you will, here, but fairly dry upstairs. so once the atmosphere gets rocking later today, we'll see a lot of movement. everything's pretty much west to east. now on that reversion of everything you see in the pacific. so that means we go into high pressure and warm in those numbers up. so the 80's are coming our way by the middle of the week. the

winds are still active, though. want to make note of that. we don't see a lot right now, but expect that chilly onshore of the ocean is still believe very chilly. it's still thinking winner, even though we're starting a bounce in the spring. so that will provide cooling for the bay in the coast and somewhat chilly inland will provide some cooling. really 3 got the 50's going on for the east bay got some 40's up north. 53 san francisco. 51 for san jose. much warmer than we were from this time yesterday by a few degrees. if you'll notice. and the breakdown today puts us at 63 11 by 2. we're at 70. yes, breaking into the 70's. and we're breaking in the 80's in a few days. have more on that extended forecast for you coming up in a bit. 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> protest over the war in gaza continue a college campuses nationwide here in the bay area. students at stanford and uc berkeley have been camping out for days. trump was jack moment reports from stanford with the latest. well, students here at stanford have been protesting

for a little bit over. 48 hours now, but university administration tells us they've already sent letters to around 60 students, they say, are involved in these protests, telling them that camping here on campus is against university policy and could lead to a possible suspension or even a rest. and yet students here at stanford and uc berkeley tell me. >> they have no plans of stopping anytime quite saturday afternoon on stanford's campus. >> it's a weekend that newly admitted students can come tour. it's also the second day that dozens of students are setting up tents and making a bold requested their administration. >> we want we think that public support and the student support is crucial in being able pressure these institutions to do so. emily smith, a junior at stanford, says the big request is making the private college disclose any financial ties to companies that financially support israel. protesters here say it's a tough ask. i think they are stubborn to be quite frank. i think actively trying to crack down on student letters were sent to students friday telling them

that camping and stanford is illegal and they could face discipline or even arrest home. i think that's something students are taking day by day >> across the bay, a couple 100 people rallying for a similar cause. music and flyers. the same and islands yousef, the student at cal and says they have no signs of stopping their protest any time die earlier uc berkeley sent kron 4 statement saying in part we continue to carefully monitor the situation and to date there have been no disruptions of university operations. >> the school t lling us they have not called the police yet, but are prepared to do so. yeah, if you want a foot or anything, there's also that table up front. we have a ton of food, its let me also the crowd grows at stanford university. police cruiser watches on. >> carlos ramirez is a sophomore and says they will keep camping here as long as more students show up.

>> i people can sign up will be safe because and community and being and communing with each other. that's how we're keeping us safe. and there have been 0 arrests so far between the protests stanford and at uc berkeley. that's contrary to what we're seeing on the national scale at other colleges and >> universities. meantime, classes and at u c berkeley this past friday, meaning that those protests could be any quite soon. whereas at stanford, they are on the quarter system with classes lasting until june. we're in stanford jack moment. kron 4 news. antiwar protests continue on college campuses across the country. >> activists say they plan to demonstrate until their universities divest from all israeli interests. ucla pro-palestinian group set up an encampment in the quad. the school issued a statement saying they support free expression. meantime, heightened security measures remain in place around the usc campus for students in the graduating class of 2024. heartbreak is still sinking in about commencement. could cancellations on the east coast. a columbia university protesters camped out for a

10th day and are refusing to leave until their demands are met. pro-israeli demonstrators also gathered outside columbia university rallying for the release of the hostages being held by ham video from hamas shows keith siegel and he's an american israeli taken hostage more than 200 days ago. his family now begging for israel to help bring him home. for the latest infosmation on the israel-hamas war scan. this qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to our coverage online kron 4 dot com. new video of a helicopter rescue at no state park, san mateo county firefighters helped an injured hiker get home safely. they used a truck and a tv to find the hiker. they then lifted the victim through the trees to get them to safety. >> when the east bay police arrested a homeless man accused of attacking 2 people,

including piedmont's police chief. >> it started friday at ace hardware on grand avenue in piedmont. police say they got a call about an elderly man getting hit from behind the suspect identified as willie gomer ran next door. police say the suspect looked like he might be under the influence of drugs. they say he attacked officers. that's when police pepper sprayed and tased him. gomer eventually broke into a home and threatened the resident inside the suspect then ran outside and was confronted by police chief jeremy bowers government is to get into bowers police car. i was trying to keep the suspect from driving off by approaching him from the opposite side of the car. that's when the chief was attacked. goma was arrested on several charges. a person is recovering after being shot in oakland. officers responded to emergency calls on would still street around 2 saturday morning. they said a number of cars were struck by bullets. police say they were informed of at least one victim who took themselves to a hospital. a person is expected to

survive. the investigation is ongoing. also in oakland, families of homicide victims gathered for a healing vigil at lake merritt saturday. the group crime survivors for safety and justice hosted the event to marc national crime victims rights week lost loved ones were honored in a ceremony led by advocates calling for better safety strategies. >> that was things like without world. because my and there was people that were supportive everything that i've been through at a younger you know, maybe i probably would attempt to his work a little bit sooner. >> the group is calling on local leaders to invest in more crime prevention. oakland a's fans protesting the team's move to west sacramento next season. bay area native showed up in sacramento, head of the river cats game sharing how they feel about the relocation.

>> i mean, how is sacramento kings fans field? if if if another owner came about and say, hey, we'll let you play here for free. mean, that's what he's doing. like, yeah, you might be moving. john fisher is the 3 years. but you're also moving in the summer of sell the summer boycott. these fans are just going to go away because? it's an hour and a half away. >> break down how the a's did against the river cats later on in this newscast to stay tuned for that. happening today, runners of all ages gathered for the annual pleasanton run for education. trump was tiffany justice is live for us now at the alameda county fairgrounds where organizers are hoping to raise money for pleasanton public schools say they're tiffany. >> hi, good morning, stephanie. and this is a big deal. this is the 12th year. they've been doing this run-in. joining us live right now is andrea wilson was ppi. even tell us all about today's runs and more about her foundation, a foundation she's working for so. >> andrea, thank you so much for joining us this morning. tell us more about what's

going on. yes, so this event is in its 12th year. see annual run for education is on the signature community event. a pleasanton partnerships in education where local nonprofit that supports on pleasanton unified school district's. so. >> it is on. it is super fun morning. we have a 2 mile a 5 k and 10 k race about to happen. we have runners walkers, strollers, the whole gamut of people out here. we also have over 40 sponsors out with who says got really fun carnival like atmosphere behind where people can wander around goodies and just have a great morning. yeah 100. this is the first time i've been here and i when i walked in, i notice that this is this is a big deal. there's so many a tense here venues here for people to check out. so tell us more about the different types of races happening today and then the venues that are here. yeah, we have bunch of races are 10 k in goes all

through the city and through some of our parks and our 5 cain r 2 mile go through the fairgrounds and under the downtown pleasanton arts, which is a really great experience and on our main street on which everyone really enjoys and you can walk, you can we awards for the our highest runners. but you you know, has anyone gets a medal at that? and so it's just a great participation events and we are sponsored by workday. so they have a huge 10 here. they also >> have a lot of their own runners come out support us in our we have a kids challenge to which is super fun. part of the morning is sponsored by pnc bank and all the kids run in little divisions there from like 3 to 10 years old. they run little. he's just a little forth a mile around the around the fairgrounds like we've got to get this in. this is for the school district as well yes. now this is our largest event of the year and is a huge fund-raiser for all the things that we do. so our foundation supports our librarians are intervention specialists and we offer student teacher grants every

year. and it really and we do wellness throughout the district. so we with mental healdh, especially coming out of covid. our kids be a lot more extra support. so we help kind of fill in the gaps where the school district is needs extra support. and you know what our board in our mission feel is important what times. and we end up about 10 o'clock. so after the race, everyone comes sarah ward wanders around our expo. and it's super fun. there you go. so it supports the school district here in pleasanton. so great andrea, thank you so much for joining us live. stephanie, back to you in studio. alright, tiffany, thank you so much. coming up, while many businesses might have left downtown san francisco, we go inside one restaurant that is thriving. there. >> plus, the latest on a new effort limiting on limiting how fast cars can drive in how fast cars can drive in califor

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>> new video out of nebraska shows hundreds of homes and businesses in suburban omaha in ruins after a destructive tornado tore through the area that tornado demolishing buildings, shredding trees and scattering debris as it plowed for miles along farmland and into subdivisions, displacing residents, news nation's that touches us has the details. >> residents of suburban omaha spending their saturday, sifting through the rubble after a vicious tornado tore through the area friday. we just came many areas of the county which can clearly be considered in my opinion, a disaster scene. people gathering to survey their homes now reduced to piles of lumber, knocked over fences and trees stripped to their skeletal remains very

unfortunate. many people have lost everything their homes. i've seen lawnmowers wrapped around trees. i've seen bicycles wrapped around trees. i've seen steel sticking walls of homes. thankfully, no casualties, only minor injuries are reported douglas county sheriff urging residents to secure their homes and stay home. please do not drive in impacted areas. not only are you causing traffic jams, but people can get hurt on the responses to these disaster areas. >> and they may require emergency services as well. and if the traffic is jammed and all the cars are parked in other side of the road, you could put them and and their loved ones at extreme risk. this tornado, one of more than 70 generated by this storm system. >> another one of which passed over eppley airfield on the eastern edge of omaha, destroying 4 hangar buildings with dozens of privately owned planes inside after hitting

the airport. the storm moved into iowa, destroying at least 40 homes as the national weather service works to assess the damage. millions of residents of the plain states are bracing themselves for more storms coming saturday. nws issuing a tornado warning for parts of western oklahoma and northwest texas calling the tornadoes large hail and wind gusts there, a particularly dangerous situation. >> and that was news nations to touches. invest reporting for us. just a tough situation out there. dave. >> yeah, and we're starting to enter into this typical type of pattern for the season. good morning everybody. and what we have going on this thing was actually on our coast just a few days ago, giving us a break in the warming weather and what you have generally speaking in, say, october through the winter months. this is where a lot of your severe storms tend to be. then you get to around april. may it moves up towards. >> oklahoma, arkansas. into missouri and then in july. and so for that up of michigan, minnesota, it's also said with

the jet streams, we have this low that goes over. the rockies really doesn't do much. comparatively speaking a little snow and all that. but then it gets over least side in grab. all this moisture from the gulf of mexico. there's the cold air from coming from canada. contrast in contrast is what we look for for weather. so what you see going on here is what the severe prediction center saying these are going to be the problem areas most likely in eastern texas for today. western louisiana. they could see some tornadoes going on there as well. you get further away and then it's less likely until you get to the marginal area. but still in these marginal areas, you can still get some rough weather sometimes associated with all about on the home front, a much cleaner picture her with all this. some left over fog clouds, you can see kind of trapped before the atmosphere start to get excited to move it around little bit here. 50's at this hour. you can see in the east bay 40's up north. 53 san francisco. 51 for san jose and our future cast for it's looking pretty good. why the traffic is now north of us as early as west to east and

we going have kind of a mild forecast next couple days and warming up a little bit more. so towards the latter portion of the week. so as you can see all the way into monday, looking pretty sweet that mostly sunny skies. they scrounge up moisture up in the mountains at all with daytime heating our winds, though they're going to be with us. and remember, the ocean is cold still so this isn't a contrast again brings in that cooler marine layer of moisture off to the east bay, certainly along the coast and that keeps the cooling effect in new fields inland as well. but those afternoon breezes, going to have a little bit more of that for tomorrow as well all the way through tuesday and that we're going to some of those winds as we get to the latter portion of the week. the sfo, they're having some construction delays about 45 minutes or so. mostly sunny and mild, cool, breezy 70 ish for the bay. meanwhile, mid 70's going on in london early part of the week. sunny and nice way to get to about 80 or so by the middle of the week, even into the lower 80's. we get to thursday that it's going to break into the weekend. but it looks like the rain is going hold off from our perspective. we'll see if the models

flip-flop on us, but it's looking pretty good. 64 san francisco, 69 for open 72 san jose. there you have your mid 70's now changing the color crayons here. but and up to the north bay. also some mid 70's just starting the warming phase because there is more to all right. well, we do like appreciate a slow warm-up. you betcha. all right. thanks so much to. >> well, san jose police are investigating after a woman was shot and killed near the downtown area. >> investigators say it happened in the area of north force and east saint james street some friday night. the victim was found in the street. police say the shooter ran from the scene. this is the city's 12 homicide of the year. and saturday marks one year since banco brown was killed outside of a walgreens in san francisco. this is the security video from last april. the private security guard involved claims brown was shoplifting during this confrontation. michael earl wayne anthony shop around as he tried to leave the business a second time. the da's office did not try anthony because he argued self-defense claiming

brown allegedly threatened to stab him. brown was later found to be unarmed. walgreens. the guard and the company that employed the guards were fined. brown, a black transgender man was an housed at the time and a volunteer organizer for the young women's freedom center. the center issued a statement saturday writing in part, quote, thank those life was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient, incur, courageous. he fearlessly fought for the rights and dignity of trans people. a proposal to equip new cars with speed safety systems is moving forward in california, the bill was first introduced in january and would have mandated new cars made or sold in the state to have speed limiters. those systems would restrict cars from going more than 10 miles per hour over the speed limit after hearing feedback about the potential dangers of a physical speed limit or the bill was amended to only require visual and audio signals to alert drivers of excessive speed. the mandate would apply to half of new vehicles starting in 2029. and then all vehicles by 2032, the

bill now heads to the senate appropriations committee. bart service is suspended this weekend between rockridge station in oakland and the lafayette station. the transit agency is upgrading one of its tracks. free buses are available at impacted stations. part says to expect about a 20 minute delay. i closure is continue this weekend across the bay area. this is the 4th closure of the southbound lanes of i 6.80. and this is that was just a live look at the repayment project. you're taking a look at that's happening this morning. and that road will be closed from the i-580, and i-680, connector to plug in pleasanton down to koopman wrote. caltrans also sharing these images from highway 37 in the north bay, cruz repaving the westbound lanes this weekend. then each of the next 2 weekends, the eastbound lanes shut down for repaving highway 37 and interstate 6.80. are both expected to reopen by 4 tomorrow morning.

a new wildlife crossing over the 101 freeway is starting to take shape. caltrans released this new drone video showing the progress so far as you can see, multiple girders have been placed over the southbound lanes. but there's still a ways to go here. the southbound lanes of the 101 in decorah. hills remain shut down the next several weeks. the crossing is slated to be done by late 2025 or early 2026. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. federal regulators are taking a closer look at tesla's autopilot system.

>> federal regulators say tesla's autopilot driving system has a critical safety

gap linked to more than 460 crashes after a nearly three-year investigation. the national highway traffic safety administration. now tesla's autopilot design, problematic. the agency sharing its investigation, found cars equipped with updated autopilot software had accidents that may have involved drivers that we're not paying attention to the road. and big news for california ev drivers, tesla superchargers are opening to non tesla drivers. governor gavin newsom posting on social media saying this thousands of chargers to california system. he said the state now has over 100,000 chargers available to ev drivers. up in the car rental company. hertz says it's lost nearly 200 million dollars after over investing in electric cars. this part of nearly 600 million dollars in total losses for the entire company. the company does plan to sell off a total of 30,000 evs later this year.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning francisco officials and community members rally for measures. they say could improve the mayor's response to city issues. and the make-a-wish foundation celebrates 40 years of supporting families in the bay area. welcome back to the 4 morning news. thank you so

much for joining us this morning. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar high their day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody got another flavor of spring coming your way. it will do it will more gradual this week climbing up those stairs to get to the 80's. but in the meantime. >> enjoy those pleasant 70's for today inland, including and we do have those onshore winds today that will keep conditions chilly at the coast, even with all the sunshine in even around the bay of it, stopping sfo briefly here. we do have some construction delays only about 45 minutes or so, but nothing really weather related. even though the fog bank back there. there's a quick look at the winds there kind of variable right now, but they will trend more onshore. and again, you'll feel that the coast and a little bit along the east bay shoreline, just a touch and that will be climate control. keeping the numbers down. just a touch 40's up to the north bay. we have 50's. meanwhile, the east, 47 for redwood city and 51 for san jose got a little bit cooling overnight because the clear skies we have been able to manage or top we did from yesterday. so it's a little

warmer this morning than it was this time from yesterday and will be so this afternoon. let's try 63 at 11 o'clock by 2 at 70 in our extended forecast. going to see some 80's on there. we'll check out your 4 zone with your sunday. looks like as well. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in the north bay, police arrested 2 minors accused of carjacking and robbing a person in vallejo. police say the victim was sitting in his car near holiday street and cassidy street on tuesday night when a man walked up with a weapon. the robber then drove off in the dodge avenger. 2 days later, officers spotted the stolen car. the chase ended in berkeley after the driver crashed into another vehicle. 2 miners went out of the car and across the highway before police arrested them. the suspects were booked into the solano county juvenile detention facility. a swat team in the east bay collected nearly a dozen guns after a husband threatened to kill his wife in their home. san ramon police say this all began on friday afternoon at a home on canyon lakes drive. first

responders were able to get the wife out of the home, but the has been barricaded himself inside of the property. the neighborhood was then shut down for some time. the man eventually came out of the home and was arrested inside. police found rifle, shotguns and handguns, 11 in total. in san francisco. the group together sf action is urging voters to support 2 measures that they say improve the mayor's ability to respond to the city's needs and cut red tape. they say is created by too much bureaucracy. city officials joining residents in chinatown saturday morning to push the reform package forward in the upcoming elections. >> doing here today is collecting signatures put about mister ford to help against remind the commission says some so that the lines of authority are clear and that we know who's actually response for the for the decisions that are being made and responsible for what we're seeing out on the streets. >> the group is actively gathering signatures to qualify the measures for the november ballot. uc san

francisco broke ground saturday on a massive 4.3 billion dollar hospital of the future project. the new building aims to increase its bed capacity at operating rooms and emergency care. a spokesperson from ucsf health says the project will create more than 1000 jobs and invest almost 20 million dollars in public transit improvements around the area. the 15 story building hopes to be up and running by twenty-thirty at the university's flagship campus. at the state capitol. a key legislative committee block legislation that would have forbidden state lawmakers and lobbyists from entering into non-disclosure agreements during bill negotiations. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a closer look what the proposal called for. >> indeed, it's been mixed reaction here at the state capitol upon learning this bill will not advance clerk will open the road. we're looking at one of the most public parts of the legislative process, a formal

vote on the bill are 32 knows, find the merger process. but what the public does not always bill is crafted in negotiated behind the scenes when the public. >> a look at the laws being made. they deserve transparency. that's why bakersfield gop assembly member vince fong says he introduced assembly bill. 26 54. it would ban the use of non-disclosure agreements or nba's in the legislative process. in a nutshell in nba is an agreement between at least 2 people are parties binding them to secrecy, preventing them from disclosing specified information often deemed sensitive and confidential. fong's legislation would prevent lobbyists, lawmakers and state employees from entering into such an agreement when crafting a negotiating bills, proposal came up for a hearing in the assembly elections committee where he urged members to back the legislation. it is my biggest concern that we are actually trying to shield the public. >> for information and and from legislators as well. that is critical to our votes in to help laws are being made. and

so nda is being used in the lawmaking, a crafting of laws that that process has to be discouraged and eliminated. but the bill has its opponents, including the california restaurant association and the california chamber of commerce. they came out against arguing some bill negotiations require confidential discussions to build trust and create consensus confidentiality agreements between private parties can often help. >> to allow a difficult issues and difficult issues to be worked through between parties that don't necessarily always a great in the end. bush and has built the bill did not pass while the loan to republicans on the committee voted in favor of it. the democratic majority blocked the bill noting it was published only last week giving members little time to review it. this rushed process which necessitated expedited hearing by this committee. >> prevented this bill from receiving the level of scrutiny and the analysis that bills normally receive.

>> before being hurt as a disappointment, if nba's are going to be allowed to be used moving that's wrong. and so this bill is dead for this year. but every been told by several gop lawmakers, they want to see it reintroduced next reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> the new california bill requires public schools to provide halal and kosher meal options for students. the passing of the bill coincides with both the end of ramadan and the beginning of passover. both law and kosher diets are religious guidelines regarding a mix of food, preparation and ingredients considered permissible to use. the law goes into effect during the 2025. to 26 school year as schools where more than 5% of the student population express a preference for these types of food options. and new this morning, a driver who side pedestrian on a remote stretch of highway one lost his pickup truck on friday night. basically the pickup's driver alerted chp that he first saw the man on the highway near davenport when officers

arrived. the pedestrian, the person on the roadway ended up jumping into the truck and taking off. officers tried to stop the pickup. but the driver who was trying to steal the vehicle apparently evaded chp and fled into san mateo county, the san mateo county sheriff's office finally were able to stop the pickup by using a spike strip to flatten the tires. the driver was taken into custody. they are accused of felony evasion, possession of a stolen vehicle and assault on a police officer. well, there's less hustle and bustle in downtown san francisco these days. but one restaurant is not only surviving its thriving in this week's dine. and dish vicki liviakis takes us to sam's grill. one of the oldest restaurants in the country. >> step into sam's grill in the past butts up against the oil. prepared to experience the best of a bygone era. >> sam's open right after the gold rush with bartenders in

taxes, showdown will be served old-school style by newly minted waiters like andrea and those like stuff on here your face. on the front to 6 clips only by loyal customers coming to sam's for how long since 1956. that was the eisenhower administration. sam's is wonderfully. unchangeable aren't what part of san francisco. there's always sam's tavern in the back for a classic cocktail with a brick wall on earth from the big quake. this was from the 19, 0, 6, earthquake and fire. it was all that was left of this building and they threw it out. owner peter, quite rioli certainly paid his dues as a server and mater. he's an actor and screenwriter on the side. and ross from the lore of this place. and this is a place and a room that has a history. >> and the feeling makes people feel you know, one of the cool things about sam's you can get your own both. if

these walls could in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron, 4 >> make-a-wish greater bay area is celebrating 40 years in the region. april is world wish month the organization held a reunion in san jose for families who've had their wishes granted over the years, families like veronica johnson, her 2 year-old son was granted a wish before passing away in 2000. his wish was to see mickey mouse which make wish was able to make at that. >> to not even think about doctors and what not knowing that we have that open heart coming coming up a week you know it changes your your way thinking after the power of a wish. right. you don't take anything for granted. >> veronica is now an active volunteer and fundraiser for make a wish. well, you no longer need your own skates to roll through golden gate park because rentals are now

available at the skating place on the jfk promenade. they'll be available every weekend from 11:00am until 6. you can choose between in line or roller skates. the first hour is $12 for kids under 12. anyone older? it's $20 for the first hour. it's additional hours. $5 for all ages. safety gear is also available to rent. >> coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news with cost of housing in california. continuing to rise, experts offer tips to help you lower your rent costs. and a cup of coffee that benefits mother nature. we learn more in today's tech smart. >> the next couple of days, look at this. some really good spring like weather here for you know what's kind of scaring the background here. just some fog clouds lingering at the coast remain chilly even when the sun comes out. your 4 zone forecast thanks to kron. 4 morning news kron. 4 morning news continues.

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i'm giving him the protection he needs to defend against it. learn more at first5california.com. >> people living in the sierra are still seeing a late april snow and now ski resorts are trying to change gears from snowboarding to mountain biking. >> we're getting ready for the summertime. it's it's time for new woodward were open with a mountain biking and everything. so it's really we've got a whole bunch of different things to do. >> caltrans has construction projects on i-80 this weekend. they say to drive slowly and carefully on the slick roads. >> we're not just simply celebrating arbor day or pang countries that what we are doing environmental justice. thank you all for coming out and taking some out of your weekend to get back to community. you know, last year, my colleagues the

council will the cis promoting community engagement our neighborhood associations and other community groups and the saudis, 300% increase in volunteers. and that's all of times like this that really show your dedication to your community. and if you're you're on a saturday, i know you're on the right path. >> well, yesterday san jose mayor matt mahan and volunteers came out to celebrate arbor day. the group planted more than 30 trees and bushes around san jose. they also put a new irrigation systems and mulch. we'll take a look at this oh, he spotted trotting through north beach yesterday on telegraph hill. well, well, this video was taken from the citizen app. the coyote just kind of walk through city streets like it was just another normal day. saturday's coyote was spotted on montgomery street near telegraph hill. the is looking for uber. something. >> my father tired. haha. all right. what are a live look at the golden gate bridge had never been yeah.

>> for the coyote wake-up morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. as you can see from the picture that we had pretty nice across the bay. we have some fog clouds left over. you know, that little layer. we have to kind of mix out a little bit. >> yosemite were just talking about the sierra. we have the snow that's on the ground. still, it's going remain that way for a little while. so we have slow melting going forward. that's a good thing. this is what the forecast calls for up in tahoe. by the way, upper 50's maybe getting to the mid-fifties by the time wednesday. so it's all raw understand for like a springtime, summertime activity in short sleeve shirts and all that stuff. little early shore. but the thing is we don't want heat spikes to do too much. quick melting. keep that snow up there a little bit. don't have constant, a quick flow and flood the rivers all all right. here's what's going on. the big picture and everything is kind of shifting north. this is a pattern we see later in the season a little bit and it's starting to poke out. are so often hear where most the traffic stays towards the north? we're going to be the fair weather category. and but those highs up a little bit by the middle to latter portion of the week. here's the proof

in the pudding from future cast for pretty good. all this week again with the dominance of high pressure we get to the weekend. yeah, interesting. this was a little wetter before, but you can see yes will be some scattered clouds with all of this. doesn't mean overcast does mean some scattered clouds, not high-resolution with this your general idea. there's going to be a change in those temperatures which there will be as the system drops towards the south and in its wake. interesting of the following week, maybe some rain trying to develop there. let's get your 4 zone forecast for your sunday. 64 san francisco. even once we get some clearing, it's been kind of slow going there. we showed you half moon bay before approaching 60 upper 50's and you couple that with a good, strong and stiff onshore wind going to be chilly when the sun is out. so keep that in mind. 64 burlingame to the south. 68 palo alto. let's try some slower 70's popping up here in the low of the south bay. 72 san jose, east bay shoreline near 70 tri valley. you're looking at some middle 70's poking out here like concord. at 75 the 67, 76 of fairfield

santa rosa at 75. and we're going to build on that. the left hand side of your screen and then by the middle of the week, we're going to be around 80 or so. yes, you see that traffic coming in toward the latter portion of the week. so little drop happening in the weekend. that looks like it's dry for now. ok? sounds good. and we we need things to kind of change up a little bit. we really appreciate that, spring as part of that. it's always right in the space of lewis. all right. thank you, dave. >> all right. well, residents across california spend more than a 3rd of their income on rent, but there's a way to lower your housing costs. >> experts say now could be a good time to ask for reduction. casey montoya brings us some tips on ways to safe. >> and words just out of the gate or not offered a low around full stop that very, very rarely happens. while many renters think the prices set in stone, you might be surprised to hear your monthly payment is actually flexible. it's actually set by the market rental expert, jonas bordeaux, the author of everything you need to know about renting but didn't know to ask, says getting your rent lowered is possible. but 90%

of tenants don't ask. it's kind of ltke buying a car in that way. you have to go in expecting it to be a negotiation and thinking. >> what is the landlord possibly one in the situation? i want in the situation? what's important to me, what are the tradeoffs and i'm willing to accept this is situation where you can and should negotiate. >> he says 60 days before your lease is up, find similar units in your neighborhood. and if the prices are lower, present that to your landlord, oftentimes they will match the price or not increase your rate to avoid the costs that come with you. moving out, which can cost them thousands of dollars. another tip, if you can just sign a longer lease, maybe a 2 or three-year lease that can be really valuable to landlord and that can really help you keep your rent down now and in the future. >> with new buildings, he says there's more opportunity when developments hit the market and have hundreds of units to fill. you can ask for a month or 2 of free rent. they might have 100 units available and they want them occupied now because they've got a lot of vacancy. and every day the empty is expensive for them. and if you're renting from a

homeowner, a lot of landlords actually live far away from the homes that they're renting out and it's difficult for them to do some of those maintenance tasks. >> you know, maybe mowing the lawn or, you know, something small breaks in the house and you the capability to fix that, providing that service. the landlord is really valuable to them in many situations. susan post a cough has been renting the same house in hawthorne for 7 years. >> in that time, her rent has only gone up $300. kept. >> my rent down also by. i'm doing my own repairs or arranging the repairs myself landlord almost never hears from me. she says she'll gladly cover the costs of civil repairs. >> rather than have her rent increased hundreds of dollars a month. her advice to anyone looking to say, first of all, if you don't ask, you never going to get it. you have to ask. you can always asked. >> 2 other lower maintain your weight based the tenant that you've been for those 2 years. and the timing is right for renters. according to christopher saw the from apartment list dot com.

>> he says after years of rising prices, there's been a slight cool down in the market over the past year. >> we look kind of metro wide across the la metro rents are down about one and a half percent year over year. there is definitely, you know, more softness in the market than there has in a couple of years. and so certainly renters. i think out more footing now negotiate on grants. and that may happen some time in hollywood. kacey, montoya. >> a coffee shop is offering eco-friendly and sustainable coffee cups that are 3 d printed. the clay like cups are reusable into be tossed back into the earth. our rich demuro shows us what they look like in today's tech smart. >> get the out of that's the tamping latte artist. jordan fierro's has a new canvas to work with this earth friendly 3 d printed copy porsche street in. for coffee. partnering with a startup

named gaia star to offer the sustainable cops were little always looking for new ways to it. push forward look to the future, innovate find ways to be more helpful for the the small coffee chain which has roots in california is laid back beach town. santa cruz is offering the reusable cups for $2 at several locations. beautiful job fun for consumers to use and something that replaces a huge problem we have, which is single use paper pop. it almost feels like a little clay pot. that is yes guy. a star founder sanjeev man. got the idea in india where they've been serving drinks and handmade turk cups for thousands of years. our mission is to eliminate single-use plastics. the ingredients are simple. sand, water and salt. we make these rapidly using our proprietary 3 d printing technology with a north star being that one day the machine can sit in a cafe like this or restaurant. i think a rapidly pred to play to bowl. i

compliment size to go on mound that 3 d printing process is closely guarded. it takes about 30 seconds to produce a cup. used it as many times. you and you can watch it. you know, rinse it out. we use it. it's yours to keep. what if it breaks or you forget by another one for a couple blocks. the cubs disintegrate. when you're done with them. i love the look at because you almost feel like i it's it's very earthy. it feels very natural. yeah. i love the fact that i can reuse this cop once i'm done yet far. i think. >> and from the hardwood to the hard cover, the golden state warriors celebrated the importance of reading saturday afternoon. the team hosting an event at thrive city with a pop-up book store, food, music and games from a warriors players and the dance team joined in the joined in the event by reading books with the kids. this is part of the read to achieve program which promotes literacy at bay area elementary schools. and now to

bay area baseball. the giants taking on the pirates at oracle park. the game would go to extra innings in the top of the tent. the pirates have back-to-back home runs, making it. 41 would not be able to overcome it. they would lose by a final of 4 to 3. >> we'll take on the pirates today and the final game of the series at 105. the a's and orioles dealt with a good rain before yesterday's game in baltimore. >> the a's looking to win their second game in a row. but unfortunately it would be all for eagles. they scored early and often they would win by a final of 17. nothing. the 2 teams play again today at 10, 35 this morning. be right back. all right, take a look

at this. archeologists in sweden discovered buried treasure and an 850 year-old grave. it happened when researchers excavated a gravesite at an old church on one of the swedish islands. the man found in the grave had been buried with coins dating back to the 12th century. archaeologists say this fund will change what they know about early medieval coin history in that area. lisa could soon be moved to its own room at the louisville, according to museum officials moving one of the most famous paintings in the world to its own room could give visitors a better experience. they say leonardo da vinci's mona lisa right now hangs behind glass in the museum's largest room. it's not alone there. it's joined by works by 16 th-century venetian masters. move is the world's most

popular museum. welcome. a nearly 9 million visitors last year. still ahead on the kron, morning news, multiple freeway shut down for repairs around the bay area this weekend. >> we have an update on the progress. plus students at bay area college campuses continue to call for a cease-fire and the israel-hamas conflict. and oakland a's fans rally in sacramento to protest the team's temporary move to the state capitol. now on the kron

4 morning news as the conflict in gaza continues abroad. college students in the bay area now calling on their

universities to divest from israel. and families of homicide victims and survivors of crime gather for a healing vigil at lake merritt. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday. april, the 28th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with mister dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're still left over with some of those fog clouds hanging around the bay just a bit, but basically mostly sunny as what you can expect, even clearing things along the coast. however, don't forget, that will be a chilly breeze all this afternoon, keeping those temperatures of the coast a bit on the chilly side. this the shot we're talking about now, right up above. it's very, very dry. but it's also warmer. so it takes a while to kind of mix south. give a little time. will >> clear that out. most of the traffic coming from the pacific is due west to east. so it's going to be avoiding us. and not just today, just about all week long, it's only towards the end of the week.

things break down a bit. and yes, it looks like more clouds coming our way into next weekend. but it may remain dry. however, onshore winds in place right now as we speak a little bit more elevated along the coast and that will continue to build in intensity through the day. mostly 50's. retired the 40's already even half moon bay at 50 to 55 san jose. and 52 going out there. the santa rosa little warmer than it was this time from yesterday. even with those clear skies that we had overnight. the breakdown today for you about 70, about 3 o'clock. we'll see some lower 70's in some of those inland valleys just a bit. coming up, going to check out your sunday forecast and what's in store for you into next week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> protest over the war in gaza continue a college campuses nationwide here in the bay area. students at stanford and uc berkeley have been camping for days. kron four's jeff moment reports from stamford with the latest. well, students here at stanford have been protesting for a little bit over. 48 hours now, but university

administration tells us they've already sent letters to around 60 students, they say, are involved in these protests, telling them that camping here on campus is against university policy and could lead to a possible suspension or even arrest. and yet students here at stanford and uc berkeley tell me. >> they have no plans of stopping anytime quite saturday afternoon on stanford's campus. >> it's a weekend that newly admitted students can come tour. it's also the second day that dozens of students are setting up tents and making a pull request to their administration. >> we want think that public support and the student support is crucial in being able pressure these institutions to do so. emily smith, a junior at stanford, says the big request is making the private college disclose any financial ties to companies financially support israel. protesters here say it's a tough ask. i think they are stubborn to be quite frank. i think they're actively trying to crack down on student letters were sent to students friday telling them that camping and stanford is illegal and they could face

discipline or even arrest home. i think that's something students are taking day by day >> across the bay, a couple 100 people rallying for a similar cause. music and flyers. the same use if the student at cal and says they have no signs of stopping their protest any time die earlier uc berkeley sent kron 4 statement saying in part we continue to carefully monitor the situation and to date there have been no disruptions of university operations. >> the school telling us they have not called the police yet, but are prepared to do so. yeah, if you want a foot or anything, there's also that table up front. we have a ton of food, its let me also the crowd grows at stanford university. police cruiser watches on. >> carlos ramirez is a sophomore and says they will keep camping here as long as more students show up. >> i people can sign up will be safe because and community

and being and communing with each other. that's how we're keeping us safe. >> and there have been 0 arrests so far between the protests stanford and at uc berkeley. that's contrary to what we're seeing on the national scale at other colleges and universities. meantime, classes ended at u c berkeley this past friday, meaning that those protests could be any quite soon. whereas at stanford, they are on the quarter system with classes lasting until june. we're in stanford jack moment. kron 4 news. antiwar protests continue on college campuses across the country. >> activists say they plan to demonstrate until their universities divest from all israeli interests. a ucla pro-palestinian group set up an encampment in the quad. the school issuing a statement saying they support free expression. meantime, high security measures remain in place around the usc campus for students in the graduating class of 2024. heartbreak is still sinking in about commencement cut cancellations on the east coast. a columbia university protesters camped out for a 10th day and are refusing to leave until their

demands are met. a pro-israeli demonstrators also gathered outside columbia university rallying for the release of hostages being held by hamas. this comes as a new hamas hostage video shows key siegel and american israeli taken hostage more than 200 days ago. his family now begging for israel to help bring him home. for all latest information on the israel-hamas war scan. this qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to our coverage online kron 4 dot com. we video of a helicopter rescue at no state park, san mateo county firefighters helped an injured hiker get home safely. they used a truck and a tv to find the hiker. they then lifted the victim through the trees to get them to safety. in the east bay, police arrested a homeless man accused of attacking 2 people, including piedmont's police chief. it started friday at

ace hardware on grand avenue in piedmont. police say they got a call about an elderly man getting hit from behind. the suspect identified as willie gomer ran next door. police say the suspect looked like he might be under the influence of drugs. they say he attacked officers. that's when police pepper sprayed and tased him. but gomer eventually broke into a home and threatened the resident. the suspect then ran outside and was confronted by pima police chief jeremy bowers managed to get into bowers police car that was trying to get the suspect out by approaching the suspect from the opposite side of the car. that was when the chief was attacked. gomer was arrested on several charges. a person is recovering after being shot in oakland. officers responded to emergency calls on was still street around 2 saturday morning. they said a number of cars were struck by bullets. police say they were informed of one victim who took themselves to the hospital. that person is expected to survive. the investigation is ongoing. a person is

recovering after being shot in oakland and we're going to go and skip to the next story because we did just a cover that one. so if we could just move ahead on there. also in oakland, families of homicide victims gathered for a healing vigil at lake merritt on saturday. the group crime survivors for safety and justice hosted the event to mark national crime victims rights week lost loved ones were honored at a ceremony led by advocates calling for better safety strategies. that was things like without world because and there was people that were supportive everything that i've been through at a younger you know, maybe i probably would attempt to his work a little bit sooner. >> the group is calling a local leaders to invest in more crime prevention. oakland is >> oakland a's fans protested. the teams moved to west sacramento next season. bay area native showed up in sacramento ahead of the river

cats game sharing how they feel about the relocation. >> i mean, how is sacramento kings, mansfield, if if if another owner came about and say, hey, we'll let you play here for free. mean, that's what he's doing. like, yeah, you might be moving. john fisher is the 3 years. but you're also moving in the summer of sell the summer boycott. these fans are passionate and you think we're just going to go away because? it's an hour and a half away. >> we break down on the a's did against the river cats later on in this newscast. happening today, runners of all ages gathered for the annual pleasanton run for education for stephanie justice. live for us now at the alameda county fairgrounds, where organizers are hoping to raise money for pleasanton public schools. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. yes, we are at the starting line where the 5.10 k racers have already started and they're on the course. what a beautiful day for run. today, we're being told that this is the 12th year that this event has been held and it's been gaining steam ever since. we

know that they've raised a million dollars so far and is going back to the pleasanton school district. we do want to show you some video of the race so far the pleasanton partnership in education run started back in 2012 and has been gaining steam ever since. well, last year they had around 2500 people signing up for the run, raising around $100,000, which went directly into the 2024. school year. it's their largest fundraiser of the year and serves to celebrate the community and encourages fitness. today they had a 5.10, k a 2 mile distance run. maybe it focuses its mission on on filling gaps where the school district can use more support. and broad based across our whole district says we support all 15 of our schools. 9 elementary's 3 middle into high schools on that goes to intervention. specialists librarians on the support. district-wide around the mental health area with counselors and support. and we also get out student teacher

grants and then are just graders. get to go on a science field trip every year. so we help support buses for them. black tie to do that as >> it's a race for such a great cause. there's also vendors here a lot to do here other than just run. or if you're here to support your family, our friends, our going to be out here all morning long. we're being told that this should wrap up around 10 o'clock this morning. back to you in studio. all right. sounds like it's going to be a great morning for all the folks participating. thank you, tiffany. >> coming up, while many businesses might have left downtown san francisco, we go inside one restaurant that is thriving. there. plus, the latest on a new effort limiting on how fast cars can drive in california. >> lots of sunshine going on for today. we've got temperatures getting into the 70's well inland. this afternoon. we got more where that came from. we just begun. the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> good morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news, everybody. we're checking things out of half moon bay and they're your fog clouds. hang around a little bit here that will mix out. but we still have that chilly breeze and temperatures not to elevated this afternoon. still going to be the cool side. so definitely dress up with the sweater in the jackets and all that 50's for the east bay up north. we've got the lower 50's at work to 55 san jose. not about start russia little warmer than we were from yesterday. even with are clear skies and not much to deter that either in up in the mountains, not seeing much cloud build up either. now overnight, the marine layer gets thicken up a little bit. yeah, but we'll do the same thing. mix out forra sunny

afternoon will still probably be in the 70's for monday and even into tuesday. it's not a wednesday. we'll start seeing some warming and more decoupling happening with those inland spots. warming up a little bit more. so back to those winds. as i referenced nice, strong onshore wind taking that pathway of the least resistance from the golden gate off for work in a straight that's will be the most apparent little bit solano county to you can see the uptick, but particularly along the coast. and that's this afternoon. and it looks like it lingers all overnight, even through monday, too. so that will keep some of this fog clouds around a little bit. but more importantly will give that chill that cool feel because remember, even though we're warming up in london, all the other elements are trying to do so the ocean is behind it. still sitting in late winter here takes a time as water always does a specific heat and all that kind of business. so it takes a little while to catch up mostly sunny mild, a cool breeze, 70 ish for the bay. we've got mid 70's already happening inland. so little the couple in here then for the early part of the week, we're warming to about 8 or so mid week. enjoy it, sunny and nice for you. and then toward

the latter portion of the week, it does break down. we have another frontal kind of system kind of threatening a little bit, but it looks like it's going to remain dry. so we'll get some cloud cover reduction of temperatures. but that looks to be about it. maybe the following week might get some rain in here. 64 san francisco, 69 oakland about a 72 san jose3 we got some mid 70's going on in london, the east bay and up to the north bay as well. but look at the contrast, really chilly along the peninsula here and even long the coast. so just keep that in mind for today. and start to go this way. just don't mind me. just look at the map and then you see mid 70's going on the east bay, 70. all right, dave, thanks so much. >> well, april is stress awareness month. and if you're feeling the pressure, you are certainly not alone. global conflict, inflation and climate-related disasters are just some of the stressors weighing on. many of us the american psychological association found 3 in 5 surveyed adults. don't talk about stress because they don't want to burden others. and a 3rd of surveyed adults said they have too much stress in their day-to-day lives to even think about the future.

joining us live now to talk us and talk about all of this. an office of guidance is nicole ybarra, kaiser permanente, director of mental health. the morning to you, nicole. >> good morning, stephanie. thank you so much for having me today of course. and it's so good to see you again of the cold just to start off here walk us through the impact that stress can have in our bodies and our lives. absolutely. so everybody is prone to having stress at one point or another. >> i think it's really important for us right by the source of our stress, right? is it racial? i stress? is that financially related? is that related to our educational pressures are to our health. what's really important to know that all has backed prolonged. exposure distressed can result in some bizarre call. challenges for our body. i'm high blood pressure, for risk for substance use disorder recent smoking drinking. i'm healthy eating habits, poor sleep. i'm

all of this can contribute to an increased risk for heart attack or stroke. so it's really important that we attention to the stress and our bodies and how it shows that before it gets to that point. yeah, absolutely. and self-awareness, of course, around this topic is so what are easy ways that you recommend that people? >> can approach people and content that they're exposed to on a daily basis that can trigger stress. >> i think checking in with our loved ones really asking people not just are you doing today, but really how are you doing today? you know, opening up space for people to really talk about what's on their mind, what's going on in their personal lives. and then also just checking in to ourselves. are we taking care of ourselves? are we getting some exercise? are we getting enough sleep? are we checking in with our own, you know, support systems, our friends and our family, our loved ones. are we eating, you know, helping good foods that share. bodies are reconnecting with our all these things can

really help and make an impact because, again, stress is inevitable, but we can control how we're reacting to stress before it gets to the point of really having some very serious health risks and it's interesting to how the concept of stress. >> has really evolved over the years. i think at the very beginning back when humans were kind evolving as a species, stress was considered a survival mechanism. but now because we are almost inundated with all these different information sources in content out there, stress levels seem to be elevated a pretty high level of it. is that something that you're seeing personally? >> and we're seeing it from so many different angles. you know, rarely do. we just have source of stress. oftentimes it's an entire collection. and so i think it's really important for us to notice, you know, in our own lives. what is it that we can control and what it that we cannot control? but you also bring up really good point, which, you

know, some mild, maybe to moderate cancer productive use, right? so, you know, if we're going into a job interview that were really nervous about, we have that stress. but that could also lead to ask, you know, performing well and being successful are passing that exam. so, you know, any kind of stressed is going to impact our lives. but we just really want to check in with our own body and mind. see how it's impacting us. and what is it that we need in order to feel safe in order to feel regulated. you also mention how diet can help address stress levels. are there? >> specific items that we should be thinking about when we go to the grocery store next. >> absolutely. i think it's really important to have a balanced diet, making sure that we have enough protein. we have enough fruits and veggies, making sure that we hydrates. you know, there's all those, you know, your diet is going on right now. sometimes that can really deprive our body of certain nutrients. so really making sure that we have a balanced diet. going to the grocery

store. >> in the cold. we also would like to ask you this, which is, you know, what's the best way people can identify triggers an unhealthy ways that we might be coping with stress and then replace them with healthier practices. >> yeah, i think just, you know, am i right drinking a little bit more than the normal and my way camp in the morning and feeling not my best. my feeling like, you know, i want to stand bad rather you know, bracing the day that israeli checking and what is shifting from me right now. i'm you know, maybe one moment kind of easier to reach for something that's going on last year. let's check out. but is that really going eliminate the stress rate? and also like you said, no to staying kind of what's triggering it are, you know, is my stress taking me into a place of have a fight or flight isn't making shutdown is a leading to potential symptoms of anxiety and depression and also just talking to somebody and you can absolutely reach out call coach called their get plugged

into mental health. have an assessment if you're really interested to see how is this impacting me? >> and just to wrap things up here to on say that somebody is just there, they're sitting. maybe they're at work, for example, and, you know, they're just feeling they're hit with a wave of it. is there. a quick and easy sort of exercise that they can go through ease themselves out of that stressful situation. >> i love mindfulness practices, deep breathing, grounding yourself. kind of back into the earth. a lot of the are triggered are having a stress response. we find ourselves kind checking out of the present moment. so find some kind of exercise that crowns you back to the present moment. that could be just, you know, painting your feet on that more friendly and kind of feeling your tolerance against the floor. could be just taking nice, deep quality breaths and reminding yourself that you are safe, that you are present and then just, you know, resting your shoulders, doing some stretching, just things to kind of bring you

back into the present moment, i think can be really helpful a moment when you're feeling overwhelmed. >> yeah, in our last 30 seconds era and mentioned that the at the top of this interview, you know, there is so much going on in the world right now. you have global global conflicts. people who are struggling financially because of inflation. a number of just day-to-day stressors. what's the message? this stress awareness month for folks who are feeling a lot of that pressure. >> i think the message is that it is really hard to take care of ourselves right now with everything going on. so my suggestions they're not easy ones. i think the really important ones. so i think it's just really important for us to validate our own feelings are on the motions, our own processes. what's going on is extremely heavy. there's so many pressures coming out us from so many different angles. so just know that you're alone. no, that's okay to reach out when you're feeling overwhelmed, whether that is to a professional, whether that is to your support system and is okay to reach out. and it is important because you're important. >> all right. great way to

end. and nicole ibarra kaiser permanente. director of mental health. great to see you. and thank you so much for your work. >> thank you so much. appreciate you having me. we'll be right back. teens have drama. one more minute! braces add more drama. ahh! how does anyone do this?! invisalign is better oral hygiene, and no drama.

>> a proposal put new cars with speed safety systems is moving forward in california, the bill was first introduced in january and would have mandated new cars made or sold in the state to have speed limiters. those systems would restrict cars from going more than 10 miles per hour over the speed limit after hearing but about the potential dangers of a physical speed limiter. the bill was amended

to only require visual and audio signals to alert drivers of excessive speed. the mandate would apply to half of new vehicle starting in 2029 and then all vehicles by 2032, the bill now heads to the senate appropriations committee. what services suspended this weekend between rockridge station in oakland and the lafayette station. the transit agency is upgrading one of its tracks. free buses are available at impacted stations. bart says to expect about a 20 minute delay. i was close is continue this weekend across the bay area. this is the 4th closure of the southbound lanes of i 6.80, live look now at the repavement project taking place this morning. this road will be closed from the i-580, in the i-680, connector, unpleasant and down t complete road. caltrans. also sharing these pictures from highway 37 in the north bay, cruz repaving the westbound lanes this weekend. then each of the next 2 weekends, the eastbound lanes shut down for repaving highway 37 and interstate 6.80. are both expected to reopen by 4

tomorrow morning. a new wildlife crossing over the 101 freeway is starting to take shape. caltrans releasing this new drone video seowing the progress so far as you can see, multiple girders have been placed over the southbound lanes, but there's still a ways to go. the southbound laneo of the 101 and o cora hills remains shut down the next several weeks. the crossing is slated to be done by late 2025 or early 2026. >> the use of non-disclosure agreements event when lawmakers on lobbyists negotiate a bill behind the scenes. well, that's exactly what one piece of legislation is calling for. capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you how it fared at a key committee hearing.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco officials and community members rally for measures. they say could better improve the mayor's response to city issues. and the make-a-wish foundation celebrates 40 years of supporting families in the bay area. good morning. welcome back. and thank you so much for joining us this morning. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this half hour with a look at the forecast with mister dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody can see some of the leaves kind a rustling there behind you showing the winds that we have have all ay, basically picking at the coast. >> pick up a little bit this afternoon and provide some nice cooling effects. we have all the traffic from the pacific, pretty much west to east. so no low pressure systems dipping down into our backyard like this warming up. we go through the week ahead and suppose looking at some minor delays. this is due to some construction. that's all.

45 minutes after the fog bank is not causing much in the way of issues there. there's our onshore winds already checking out again. pick up later on today. go through the quirkiness straight at a good clip. we've got 50's on the board already. 63 for antioch. so it's a nice warm up numbers this morning are a little bit warmer than they were from yesterday. even with the clear skies and somewhat dry air in hand. here's the breakdown for you today about 66 by high noon at 70 at 3 o'clock. and we're going to be in the lower 70's to mid 70's for a couple of days. but looks like we're going to pop to about 80 or so come the middle of the have a look at that extended forecast in a bit. stephanie. they think >> san jose police are investigating after a woman was shot and killed near the downtown area. investigators say it happened in the area of north 4th and east saint james street on friday night. the victim was found in the street. police say the shooter ran from the scene. this is the city's 12th homicide of the year. saturday marks one year since banco brown was killed outside of a walgreens in san francisco. let's take a look at the security video from last april. the private

security guard involved claims brown was shoplifting during the confrontation. michael earl wayne anthony shot brown as he tried to leave the business a second time. the da's office did not try anthony because he argued self-defense claiming brown allegedly threatened to stab him. brown was later found to be unarmed. walgreens, the guard and the company that employed the guard fined. brown, a black transgender man was an housed at the time and a volunteer organizer for the young women's freedom center. the center issued a statement on saturday writing in part, quote, bengals life was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fearlessly fought for the rights and dignity of trans people. in the north bay, police arrested 2 minors accused of carjacking and robbing a person in vallejo. police say the victim was sitting in his car near holiday street and cassidy street on tuesday night when a man walked up with a weapon. the robber then drove off and the dodge avenger. 2 days

later, officers spotted the stolen car. the chase ended in berkeley after the driver crashed into another vehicle. 2 people ran out of the car and across the highway before police arrested them. the suspects were booked into the solano county juvenile detention facility. he's watching the east bay recovered nearly a dozen guns after a has been threatened to kill his wife in their home. san ramon police say it began friday afternoon at a house on canyon lakes drive. first responders were able to get the wife out of the home, but the has been barricaded himself inside. the neighborhood was shut down for some time. the man eventually came out of the home and was arrested inside. police found rifles, shotguns and handguns. 11, 11 in total. is francisco rallied for voter support on d- around 2 measures. they say will improve the mayor's ability to respond to the city's needs and cut red tape. they say is created by too much bureaucracy. city officials join in chinatown joining in chinatown saturday

morning to push the reform package forward in time for the upcoming elections. >> i mean, here today is collecting signatures put about mister ford to help against remind the commission says some so that the lines of authority are clear and that we know who's actually response for that, the of the decisions that are being made and responsible for what we're seeing out on the streets. >> the group is actively gathering signatures to qualify the measures for the november ballot. uc san francisco broke ground saturday on a massive 4.3 billion dollar hospital of the future project. the new building works to increase bed capacity at operating rooms and emergency care. the spokesperson says the project will create more than 1000 jobs and invest 20 million dollars in public transit improvements around the area. the 15 story building is slated to open 2030 at the university's flagship campus. at the state capitol. a key legislative committee blocked legislation that would have banned state lawmakers and

lobbyists from entering into non-disclosure agreements during bill negotiations. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a closer look. >> indeed, it's been mixed reaction here at the state capitol upon learning this bill will not advance clerk will open the road. we're looking at one of the most public parts of the legislative process, a formal vote on the bill are 32 knows, find the merger process. but what the public does not always bill is crafted in negotiated behind the scenes when the public. >> a look at the laws being made. they deserve transparency. that's why bakersfield gop assembly member vince fong says he introduced assembly bill. 26 54. it would ban the use of non-disclosure agreements or nba's in the legislative process. in a nutshell in nba is an agreement between at least 2 people are parties binding them to secrecy, preventing them from disclosing specified information often deemed sensitive and confidential. fong's legislation would prevent lobbyists, lawmakers and state employees from

entering into such an agreement when crafting a negotiating bills, proposal came up for a hearing in the assembly elections committee where he urged members to back the legislation. it is my biggest concern that we are actually trying to shield the public. >> for information and and from legislators as well. that is critical to our votes in to help laws are being made. and so nda is being used in the lawmaking, a crafting of laws that that process has to be discouraged and eliminated. but the bill has its opponents, including the california restaurant association and the california chamber of commerce. they came out against arguing some bill negotiations require confidential discussions to build trust and create consensus confidentiality agreements between private parties can often help. >> to allow a difficult issues and difficult issues to be worked through between parties that don't necessarily always a great in the end. bush and has built the bill did not pass while the loan to republicans on the committee

voted in favor of it. the democratic majority blocked the bill noting it was published only last week giving members little time to review it. this rushed process which necessitated expedited hearing by this committee. >> prevented this bill from receiving the level of scrutiny and the analysis that bills normally receive. >> before being hurt as a disappointment, if nba's are going to be allowed to be used moving that's wrong. and so this bill is dead for this year. but every been told by several gop lawmakers, they want to see it reintroduced next reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> a new california bill requires public schools to provide halal and kosher meal options to students. the passing of the bill coincides with both the end of ramadan and the beginning of passover. both halal and kosher diets are religious guidelines regarding a mix of food, preparation and ingredients considered permissible to use. law will go into effect during the 2025 to 2026 school year

at schools for more than 5% of the student population express a preference for halal or kosher options. >> well, that might be less hustle and bustle in san francisco these days. but one restaurant is not only surviving. it's thriving in this week's dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us to sam one of the oldest restaurants in the country. step into sam's grill in the past butts up against the oil. >> prepared to experience the best of a bygone era. >> sam's open right after the gold rush with bartenders in taxes, showdown will be served old-school style by newly minted waiters like andrea and those like stuff on here your face. on the front to 6 clips only by loyal customers coming to sam's for how long since 1956. that was the eisenhower

administration. sam's is wonderfully. unchangeable aren't what part of san francisco. there's always sam's tavern in the back for a classic cocktail with a brick wall on earth from the big quake. this was from the 19, 0, 6, earthquake and fire. it was all that was left of this building and they threw it out. owner peter quite rioli certainly paid his dues as a server and mater. is an actor and screenwriter on the side and ross from the lord this place and this is a place and a room that has a history. >> and the feeling makes people feel you know, one of the cool things about sam's you can get your own if these walls could in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron, 4 they can get the best assignments. well, april is world wish month and make-a-wish greater bay area is celebrating 40 years in the region. the organization held a reunion in san jose for families who have had their wishes granted over

the years. families like veronica johnson, her 2 year-old son was granted a wish before passing away in the year 2000. his wish was to see mickey mouse. >> to not even think about doctors and what not knowing that we have that open heart coming coming up a week you know it changes your your way thinking after the power of a wish. right. you don't take anything for granted. >> veronica is now an active volunteer and fundraiser for make a wish. and you no longer need your own skates roll through golden gate. park rentals are now available at the skating place on the jfk from and on. they'll be available every weekend from 11:00am until 6. you can choose between in line or roller skates. the first hour is $12 for kids under 12 for anyone older. it's $12 for the first hour. each additional hour is 5 bucks for all ages. safety gear is also available to rent. all right. coming up here on the kron 4 morning

news as the cost of housing in california continues to rise. the expert tips to help you lower your rent a cup of coffee that benefits mother nature. we learn more in today's tech smart. >> your flour in there to our ed. here's a look at what your next couple days look like. lots of sunshine, those temps, middle 70's, and we build on that in the extended check out your 4 zone where we're at as well. kron 4 morning news continues.

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look outside at our sutro cam and the beautiful golden gate bridge. so a day but kind of weather. can people driving across the bridge this morning? it looks like it's a pretty start to the day. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're seeing a little bit. the way is still some fog clouds lingering at the coast. however, and speaking the bridge, we will have those conditions, a breezy like conditions. so. >> might be a little bit of a fight with you a little bit with the steering wheel. just a touch at times. sending it to 70 national park here. we have some leftover snow. we just want to point out there. so melting is slow. that's good. and we're going to continue that trend. the next couple of days with the sunshine. so we should get keep those temps down. so have too much melting too quickly or just for the skiers. but we also want to make sure we don't flood the lakes are the the rivers to quickly either just gradual is what we want mostly west to east as what the true version is going on here. we don't see these lows dipping down south. they usually bring temperatures down. rain cloud cover and sometimes some rain. we're holding off of that for the week ahead. so looking pretty

good. high pressure is going to control things the middle of the week where he have heat pump for the middle of the week to latter portion. then the breakdown we've been talking about this before. the latest model runs appear to be somewhat dries. will get the cloud cover and dropping temperatures a little bit with that. but looks like the weekend's okay. and those looks like it's overcast, but it's low resolution with this. but it looks like it might have some variable clouds working here but least keeping it dry. that's the key issue maybe into the following week. some rain trying to re-enter the forecast. let's get into your 4 zone for this sunday. looking good, though. 64 san francisco there. your chilly 50's coupled with that onshore wind. so cool to coast. definitely sweater or jacket. 64 burning gain. 67 foster city, 68 palo alto in the south bay, getting some lower 70's and you're already 72 for san jose. mopey to 71 east bay shoreline approaching 70 tried valley in the lower 70's. we get something for walnut creek. 75 concord, 67 for berkeley. so there's a little bit of a contrast between the 2 locations already building.

67 for the lake. a little cool there with an onshore wind. 76 fairfield, somebody for napa. let's do about a 75 or so for santa rosa. it's pretty steady state. the next couple of days as we get into early part of the week. here's our bounce or a bump and will stay in those lower 80's for a couple of days. the clouds start to sneak in here, as you can see thursday into friday and maybe around some of the lakes, there might be some morning fog. >> dave, thank you so much. bell is greatest love story returns to san francisco next week. and there's still time to get your tickets. swan lake is a story of love, innocence, seduction and betrayal. here to tell us more about of the stars of the upcoming show. miss tucker, an aga angelo greco and daniel divison oliveira. good morning to all of you. good morning. a star-studded cast. this is incredible. so, you know, first of all, tell us a bit about. >> how it feels to all be starring in this incredible show together. >> well, it does feel amazing. we've been the reaction for 4

weeks. yeah. so it's going to be for show special. yeah, for about a month. is that the typical amount of time to rehearse for a show like this would say much less much less time. okay. so this is really going to be doubly special cause. you're getting a bit more as extra so what's the dynamic been between the 3 of you? what actually, first of all, tell us a bit about the rules that you're playing. i play 2 opposite in all the white swan, yes, on deal. the bucks one. okay. a plane to bring 6th grade. okay. to feel like a brings hills. good to do it, ok? and then about for you? i play the bad i'm kind of the storyteller of the whole thing. help everything starts at harbor thing ends me basically. >> making everything happen. make everything great ruining everything as haha. >> so it's it's really interesting. you really play

these very multidimensional characters in this beautiful ballet. so how do you tap? what would you find the inspiration? what do you tap into its really kind of bring out that authenticity and be able to play that character on stage? >> basically, you know, like we got to be true to the character we have we coach teaches us about technical and aspects of the so you try to stay true as much as possible to it. and, you know, just some. basically a part of being professional general. so when you're playing the villain, is there like mindset that you have when you get up on stage jobs? so the yeah, i tried to get into character as much as possible according to because >> i'm not the throughout the whole ballot. so i have different types of behavior as the first act as a second act. of course, the 3rd and 4th like i got be able to balance things out instead of just being mean and angry

throughout right is exhausting. me say you put what's interesting about your role as you play. >> 2 opposites. yeah. you have somebody who's very pure and innocent and light and somebody who is very seductive and with dramatic. so what's the mindset that you >> i feel like i have to size >> jump in. so i think it's easy to tap into that emotion and go through. things in life and we can just, you know, feel it? >> yes, the moment. yes. what was it? has it been like between you and angelo just playing, you know that the prince, you have the beautiful debt as well. how do you develop chemistry and that authentic connection between the 2 of you. when you're on stage full u.s. week. had this

chemistry instantly. so it's easier for us to just be in the studio. >> on stage having that kind of atmosphere that. >> we definitely had a discussion which is no. but important thing is that you trust that button and they did that some ways. yes, it was funny because when we met, he need to for the first time 6 ago. wow, i actually dropping stage. and good news. said 1000 time. sorry, i'm so excited. and she knew that we were going to put on that this pilot is actually very special for us. which will be i last time dancing together, getting some francisco. so i think he's going he's that emotional and it's a perfect love. love story. yeah, absolutely. and you are also celebrating a birthday. of the exactly. bring in 6th grade birthday by

day and i'm actually celebrating my own, but they say is going and would love to get your thoughts in our last about 90 seconds here. but, you know, there's so many people who are watching this right now, of course, for those who aspire for a career in the any advice that you like to offer because it can be so competitive and challenging. sometimes. >> believe it's a high form. the turning to love >> they are so many sacrifices that you will have to make a new life, especially. at the beginning of it. it's you have to leave your family a very young that for me was very high. i mean, it is a very beautiful i-4 the moment that you go on stage in. you can express yourself. a special, but you cannot forget about all the work that there is behind. so you need to approached art form with the mind said. we'll take you to

grow as a person before that as an act. so you need to work work, work, work less than a key. >> all right. and persistence is well anything else you'd like to add to that either. one of you know, i think i take in his words, the originally from brazil. so i left very early for young age, my family and everyone. anyone who wants to pursue anything professionally. >> you've got to know that everything's not going to be always beautiful, right? there's a lot of work. there's a lot of pain if you are passionate enough to to do it so you should go for it. but just be prepared that it's not always going to be perfect and wonderful. and lisa, just to wrap things up here. when can people watch your upcoming show? >> a second thursday 07:30pm, and and may 5th sunday, 02:00pm. >> okay. fantastic. and tickets are people can off the website. yes. absolutely. okay. once upon a sfl is a or a fantastic. all right, daniel, and angelo r with the san francisco ballet. thank you so much for joining us

this morning. and to have a wonderful performance saying thank you for us. we'll be right. of course. we'll be right back. all right, take a

look at this. archeologist and sweden discovered buried treasure and an 850 year-old grave. it happened when researchers estimated 8 grave site church on one of the swedish islands. the man found in the grave had been buried with coins dating back to the 12th century. archaeologists

say the find will change what they know about early medieval coin history in the area. the mona lisa could soon be moved to its own room at the louisville, according to museum officials moving the painting officials say could give visitors a better viewing experience. right now, the mona lisa hangs behind glass in the museum's largess room, but it's not alone. there. it's joined by works by 16 th-century venetian masters. the loop is the world's most popular museum welcoming nearly 9 million visitors last year. >> still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. multiple freeways shut down for repairs around the bay area this weekend. we have an update on the progress. plus students at bay area college campuses continue to call for a cease-fire in the israel-hamas conflict. and oakland a's fans rally in sacramento to protest the team's temporary move to sacramento. stay with us. now

on the kron. 4 morning news as the conflict in gaza continues abroad. college students in the bay area calling on their universities to divest from israel. and families of homicide victims and survivors of gather for a healing vigil at lake >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the phone morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. let's get your day started with a look at the

weather with dave their day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody shaping up pretty nicely. it is. we see some of the fog retreating in some locations already. so that's some good news there. >> despite all the sunshine, though, going to be a bit on the cool side, particularly around the bay in the this is a shot of half moon bay. see the fog are treating their well. you have that constant onshore wind. so that breeze is going to fill a little with it a bit. even with highs are with highs, particularly only in the upper 50's. so bit of a late winter feel to all of that going on. but inland, you've got some sprinkle can hear. we have a west to east travel in terms of all our weather systems, that means we're going to stay in the fair weather. high pressure building a little bit. so i i say a minor. he pump here, not a major spike. and that's good news, too, because we don't want too much melting going up in the melt mountains here. here's your onshore winds in place now in the teens, but they will build on that later on this afternoon. we've got 50's already. 61 conquered 63 for antioch and rosa, some of the hot spots are already popping in the 60's with 50's

filling out most of the rest of the bay. this is a little bit above our numbers from yesterday, but we are catching up are falling behind where they were from yesterday, but will probably build a little bit today. 69 by 1 o'clock by forest, right about 70 lots of lower 70's well inland and warming up even more so into next week. got 80's going on by wednesday morning forecast in a bit. stephanie. >> dave, thank you. protest over the war in gaza continue a college campuses nationwide here in the bay area. students at stanford and uc berkeley have been camping for days. proffers jeff moment reports from stanford with the latest. well, students here at stanford have been protesting for a little bit over. 48 hours now, but university administration tells us they've already sent letters to around 60 students, they say, are involved in these protests, telling them that camping here on campus is against university policy and could lead to a possible suspension or even arrest. and yet students here at stanford and uc berkeley tell me. >> they have no plans of

stopping anytime quite saturday afternoon on stanford's campus. >> it's a weekend that newly admitted students can come tour. it's also the second day that dozens of students are setting up tents and making a pull request to their administration. >> we want we think that public support and the student support is crucial in being able pressure these institutions to do so. emily smith, a junior at stanford, says the big request is making the private college disclose any financial ties to companies financially support israel. protesters here say it's a tough ask. i think they are stubborn to be quite frank. i think they're actively trying to crack down on student letters were sent to students friday telling them that camping and stanford is illegal and they could face discipline or even arrest home. i think that's something that students are taking day by day >> across the bay, a couple 100 people rallying for a similar cause. music and

flyers. the same use if the student at cal and says they have no signs of stopping their protest any time die earlier uc berkeley sent kron 4 statement saying in part we continue to carefully monitor the situation and to date there have been no disruptions of university operations. >> the school telling us they have not called the police yet, but are prepared to do so. yeah. if you want a foot or anything, there's also that table up front. we have a ton of food, its let me also the crowd grows at stanford university. police cruiser watches on. >> carlos ramirez is a sophomore and says they will keep camping here as long as more students show up. >> i people can sign up will be safe because and community and being and communing with each other. that's how we're keeping us safe. >> and there have been 0 arrests so far between the protests stanford and at uc berkeley. that's contrary to what we're seeing on the national scale at other colleges and universities. meantime, classes ended at u c berkeley this past friday, meaning that those protests

could be any quite soon. whereas at stanford, they are on the quarter system with classes lasting until june. we're in stanford jack moment. kron 4 news. >> antiwar protests continue on college campuses across the country. activists say they plan to demonstrate until their universities divest from all israeli interests. ucla pro-palestinian group set up an encampment in the quad. the school issued a statement saying they support free expression. meantime, heightened security measures remain in place around the usc campus. for students in the graduating class of 2024. heartbreaking is or other heartbreak is still sinking in about commencement cancellations on the east coast at columbia university. protesters camped out for a 10th day and are refusing to leave until their demands are met. pro-israeli demonstrators also gathering outside of columbia university in new york, rallying for the release

of the hostages being held by hamas. this comes as a new hamas hostage video shows key siegel, an american israeli taken hostage more than 200 days ago. his family now begging for israel to help bring him home. for all the latest information on the israel-hamas war scan this qr code, it will take you directly to our coverage online kron 4 dot com. video of a helicopter rescue at no state park, san mateo county firefighters helped an injured hiker get home safely. they used a truck and a tv to find the hiker. >> then lifted the victims through the trees to get them to safety. when say police arrested a homeless man accused of attacking 2 people including piedmont's police chief. it started friday at ace hardware on grand avenue in piedmont. police say they got a call about an elderly man getting hit from behind. the suspect identified as willie gomer ran next door. police say the suspect looked like he might be under the influence of drugs. they say he attacked officers. that's when police pepper sprayed and

tased him. but gomer eventually broke into a home and threatened the resident. the suspect then ran outside and was confronted by piedmont police chief jeremy bowers. gomer managed to get into bowers police car bauers tried to keep the suspect from driving off by approaching him from the opposite side of the car. that's when the chief was attacked. gomer was arrested on several charges. a person is recovering after being shot oakland. officers responded to emergency calls on but still street around 2 saturday morning. they said a number of cars were struck by bullets. police say they were informed of one victim who took themselves to the hospital. that person is expected to survive. the investigation is ongoing. also oakland, families of homicide victims gathered for a healing vigil at lake merritt saturday. the group crime survivors for safety and justice hosted the event to mark national crime victims rights week lost loved ones were honored in a ceremony led by advocates calling for safer. so a better

safety strategies. that was things like without world because and there was people that were supportive everything that i've been through at a younger you know, maybe i probably would attempt to his work a little bit sooner. >> the group is calling on local leaders to invest in more crime prevention. >> oakland >> a's fans protesting the team's move to west sacramento next season. bay area native showed up in sacramento ahead of the river cats game sharing how they feel about the relocation. >> i mean, sacramento kings mansfield, if if if another owner came about and say, hey, we'll let you play here for free. i mean, that's what he's doing. like, peah, you might be moving. john fisher is the 3 years. but you're also moving in the summer of sell the summer boycott. these fans are passionate and you think we're just going to go away because? it's an hour and a half away. >> well, we break down how the

a's did against the river cats later on in this newscast. so stay tuned for that. happening today, runners of all ages gathered for the annual pleasanton run for education. trump was tiffany justice live for us now at the alameda county fairgrounds where organizers are hoping to raise money for pleasanton public schools. good morning to you, tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. yes, we have made our way to the finish line where racers happened. crossing that finish line. still a lot of cheering and support. this is the race for all ages. and we've seen some adorable preschoolers running as well. this race has been going on for the past 12 years. and so far they've raised about 1 million dollars that goes directly back into the pleasanton school district. the pleasanton partnership in education run started back in 2012 and has been gaining steam ever since last year. they had about 2500 people sign up for the race racing around $100,000 which went directly to the 2023 24

school year is their largest fundraiser of the year and serves to celebrate the community and encourage is fitness. today they had a 5.10, and a 2 mile distance run. earlier we spoke with the runner and family here to support it. >> yeah, it did. last year. thing is i got the fish one wrong last year. got it right this year. sprint to the it's great. i mean, pleasant unified school district. invest, you know, high regard. school districts in the bay area be out here. sport help at, you gary, more donations for the program. so now i'm happy taking away special. so i try valley area and >> know a lot of people here and i comfortable the community comes together and they love this is such as to raise money. but it's also get free people together. >> yes, it's definitely a community event as well. we have mentioned all morning long as well that there are vendors here to be checked out we do know that this all is all going wrap up around 10 o'clock this morning. back to studio. love seeing all that excitement and energy behind

you there. tiffany, thank you so much. >> well, coming up from many businesses might have left downtown san francisco. we go inside one restaurant that is thriving. there. plus, the latest on a new effort limiting on how fast cars can drive in california. >> sunshine going on for today. and it looks like a good portion of the week ahead, we'll get into the 70's lower 70's for today. building on that in 2 later in the week. check out your forecast. we come back from 4 morning news continues.

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>> as we continue to keep an eye on the weather in the sierra ski resorts are switching gears from snowboarding to mountain bike. >> we're getting ready for the summertime. it's it's time for new woodward were open with a mountain biking and everything. so it's really we've got a whole bunch of different things to do. >> caltrans has construction projects on i-80 this weekend. they say to drive slowly and carefully on the slick roads. take a look at this. a coyote spotted trotting through north beach yesterday on telegraph hill. look at it. go. this video was taken from the citizen app. the coyote passing by, you know, saying hello to humans on the sidewalk like this is no big deal. saturday's coyote was spotted on montgomery street near telegraph hill. enjoy the nice weather out there today. looking for a greasy spoon, i >> yes. so what kind of weather can the coyote expect

today? right? because it means looking it's going to it's going to ruffle up as for a little bit because have some winds going on going to kind of breezy, but he's already prepared. she because they got that for keeping him warm it's going to be cold at the coast. yeah, we've got upper 50's even san francisco be a bit cool with that breeze working here and inland are going to get some better warming. now our storm trackers is telling us that we're not seeing these lows dip south, at least for the week ahead. so looking good on that front. most the traffic up subset of some real substance is going remain towards our north. here's the shot from half moon bay. yeah, we're still working on kind of get into some fog, a cloudiness kind of cleared out a little bit here, but we're doing a pretty good job. you can see some shadows working in here, too. so again, going back to mostly but all of that for you with the winds and the cool temps. that will be a chilly day 60's and 50's for the east bay. for now, we've got 60 already santa rosa. 61 56, san francisco at 58 for san jose. futurecast for relatively uneventful. just want to run through the show you how really we're kind of moisture starved even up in the hills and mountains. we

get that daytime heating. here's monday. now, not much happens. that's not unusual to see the kind of a lineup of all that cloud cover. so looking good for us in the early part of the week and once the high get settled, we'll get some. he pump that warming for wednesday into thursday. here are your onshore. winds are going to have today. this what i'm pointing out here, nothing advisory strength, but it is chilly because the ocean is still cold. it's april. so if this were actually reversed, more like september late august, the different story was still cool us, but it wouldn't be as dramatic. but the ocean is still falling behind compared with the air. the atmosphere is already springing ahead in the spring. there you have all the way all tuesday. we start to lose some of the winds midweek in response to the high building for today, we've got mostly sunny and mild cool breeze, 70 ish for the bay will do mid 70's inland building on that early into the week approaching about 80 for wednesday thursday and then backtracking a little bit into next weekend. good news is it looks like the latest model run that next weekend will be dry. so make it some cloud cover. temperatures will be

reduced, but at least we'll keep it dry for you. 64 san francisco, 69 open 72 san jose. the big map here got some yellows and oranges working here in the east bay, at least mid 70's. same thing up north. 64 san francisco in 72 for san jose would build on that a little bit more into the future. we get the middle the week. you get some lower 80's in here. so not not at all. good news. thanks so much. wright. >> well, residents across california spent more than a 3rd of their income on rent. but there is a way to lower your housing costs. experts say now could be a good time to ask for a reduction. kacey montoya has some tips on ways to safe. >> and words just out of the gate or not an offer to lower full stop that very, very rarely happens. while many renters think the prices set in stone, you might be surprised to hear your monthly payment is actually flexible. it's actually set by the market rental expert, jonas bordeaux, the author of everything you need to know about renting but didn't know to ask, says getting your rent

lowered is possible. but 90% of tenants don't ask. it's kind of like buying a car in that way. you have to go in expecting it to be a negotiation and tninking. >> what is the landlord possibly one in the situation? i want in the situation? what's important to me, what are the tradeoffs? and i'm willing to accept this is situation where you can and should negotiate. >> he says 60 days before your lease is up, find similar units in your neighborhood. and if the prices are lower, present that to your landlord, oftentimes they will match the price or not increase your rate to avoid the costs that come with you. moving out, which can cost them thousands of dollars. another tip, if you can just sign a longer lease, maybe a 2 or three-year lease that can be really valuable to landlord and that can really help you keep your rent down now and in the future. >> with new buildings, he says there's more opportunity when developments hit the market and have hundreds of units to fill. you can ask for a month or 2 of free rent. they might have 100 units available and they want them occupied now because they've got a lot of vacancy. and every day the empty is expensive for them.

and if you're renting from a homeowner, a lot of landlords actually live far away from the homes that they're renting out and it's difficult for them to do some of those maintenance tasks, you know, maybe mowing the line or, you know, something small breaks in the house and you're the capability effects that providing that service. the landlords really valuable to them in many situations. susan post a cough has been renting the same house in hawthorne for 7 years. in that time. her rent has only gone up $300. ice kept. >> my rent down also by. i'm doing my own repairs or arranging the repairs myself landlord almost never hears from me. she says she'll gladly cover the costs of civil repairs. >> rather than have her rent increased hundreds of dollars a month. her advice to anyone looking to say, first of all, if you don't never going to get it. you have to ask. you can always asked. >> 2 other lower maintain your weight based the tenant that you've been for those 2 years. and the timing is right for renters. according to

christopher saw the from apartment list dot com. >> he says after years of rising prices, there's been a slight cool down in the market over the past year. >> we look kind of metro wide across the la metro rents are down about one and a half percent year over year. there is definitely, you know, more softness in the market than there has in a couple of years. and so certainly renters. i think out more footing now to negotiate on rent said that may happen some time in hollywood. kacey, montoya. >> he's plaza renovations are now underway in san francisco's japantown. there was a groundbreaking ceremony yesterday assemember phil ting said it's important to invest in api communities. he said this is a step in a tony for forcing japanese americans out of the neighborhood in the past. mayor london breed and former house speaker nancy pelosi also in attendance there. the shop is offering eco-friendly and sustainable coffee cups that are 3 d printed. our rich demuro shows us what they look like in today's tech smart.

>> the ball out of that's the tamping latte artist. jordan fierro's has a new canvas to work with this earth friendly 3 d printed copy porsche street in. coffee. partnering with a startup named gaia star to offer the sustainable cops were little always looking for new ways to push forward. look to the future, innovate find ways to be more helpful for the the small coffee chain which has roots in california is laid back beach town. santa cruz is offering the reusable cups for $2 at several locations. beautiful job fun for consumers to use and something that replaces a huge problem we have, which is single use paper, how it almost feels like a little clay pot. that is yes guy. a star found her son, chief man, got the idea in india where they've been serving drinks and handmade turk cups for thousands of years. our

mission is to eliminate single-use plastics. the ingredients are simple. sand, water and salt. we make these rapidly using our proprietary 3 d printing technology with a north star being that one day the machine can sit in a cafe like this or restaurant. i think a rapidly pred to play to bowl accomplished any size to go on mound that 3 d printing process is closely guarded. it takes about 30 seconds to produce a cup. used it as many times. you and you can watch it. you know, rinse it out. we use it. it's yours to keep. but if it breaks or you forget by another one for a couple blocks. the cubs disintegrate. when you're done with them. i love the look at because you almost feel like i it's it's very earthy. it feels very natural. yeah. i love the fact that i can reuse this cop once i'm done yet so >> pretty cool stuff will from the hardwood to the hard cover. the golden state warriors celebrated the importance of reading saturday afternoon. the team hosted an event at thrive city with a pop-up book store, food, music

and games. former warriors players and the dance team read books to kids. this all part of the read to achieve program which promotes literacy at bay area elementary schools. that a bay area baseball the giants taking on the or or the pirates at oracle park. the game would go to extra innings in the top of the 10th. the pirates hit back-to-back home runs making it. 41. the giants would not be able to overcome it. they would lose by a final 4 to 3. they take on the pirates today and their final game of the series at 105. the a's and orioles dealt with a bit of rain before yesterday's game in baltimore. the a's looking to win their second game in a row. but unfortunately it would be all orioles scored early and often it would win by a final of 7 to nothing. the 2 teams play agaif today at 10, 35 this morning. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. federal regulators are taking a closer look at tesla's autopilot system.

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to only require visual and audio signals to alert drivers of excessive speed. the mandate would apply to half of new vehicles starting in 2029 and then all cars by 2032, the bill now heads to the senate appropriations committee. park service is suspended this weekend. rockridge station in oakland and the lafayette station. the transit agency is upgrading one of its tracks. free buses are available at impacted stations. part says to expect about a 20 minute delay. i would close this continue this weekend across the bay area. this is the 4th closure of the southbound lanes of i 6.80. a live look now at the repavement project taking place there this morning. the road will be closed from the i-580, and i-680, connector in pleasanton down to cook men road caltrans, also sharing these pictures from highway 37 in the north bay crews repaving the westbound lanes this weekend that each of the next 2 weekends, the eastbound lanes shut down for the paving highway. 37 and interstate 6.80, are both expected to reopen by for tomorrow morning. a new wildlife

crossing over the 101 freeway is starting to take shape. caltrans released this new drone video showing the progress so far as you can see, multiple girders have been placed over the southbound lanes, but there's still a ways to go. the southbound lanes of the 101 in hills remain shut down over the next several weeks. the crossing is slated to be done latest early 2026. >> the use of non-disclosure agreements be when lawmakers a lobbyist negotiate a bill behind the scenes. but that's exactly what one piece of legislation is calling for. capitol correspondent wallace. i'll tell you how it fared at a key committee hearing.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco officials and community members rally for measures. they say could improve the mayor's response to city issues. and the make-a-wish foundation celebrates 40 years of supporting families in the bay area. all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us this half hour. let's get you started with a look at the forecast with dave spahr. hey, good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. already seeing the sunshine work, its magic across the bay is some of those fog clouds start to peel away in looking pretty good. even along the coast here. >> we're going to be looking for temperatures by the middle of the week start to improve her around the lower 80's. it's going take a look. what's going on the satellite picture for right now. we're pretty clear across most of the region in the traffic remains far up north. it will be going west to east. here's sfo that are referenced earlier and no real delays occurring out here except comes construction-related about 45 minutes or so. there's a quick

snapshot of the winds. they will pickup in some intensity and they are cooling factor. not just along the coast, but everywhere else, but it's going to be the most to parents along the coast today as it's a little bit breezy, blustery side, but at least we'll have lots of sun this afternoon 50's for much of the east bay, although some lower 60's making away. 61 conquered 66 for antioch and even 60's up north. 58. meanwhile, for san jose and still a little bit above where we were from this time yesterday, chillier in the peninsula as you'll notice and the breakdown today. let's keep it. sunny, 70, about 4 o'clock in building on it for much of the week were to be visiting. the 80's are revisiting the 80's by the middle of the week. i'll have that forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> san jose police are investigating after a woman was shot and killed near the downtown area. investigators say it happened in the area of n4thn east saint james streets on friday night. the victim was found in the street. police say the shooter ran from the scene. this is the city's 12 homicide of the year. saturday marked one year

since banco brown was killed outside of a walgreens in san francisco. this is the security video from last april. the private security guard involved claims brown was shoplifting during the confrontation. michael earl, when anthony shop around as he tried to leave the business a second time, the da's office to not try anthony because he argued self-defense claiming brown allegedly threatened to stab him. brown was later found to be unarmed. walgreens. the guard and the company that employed the guards were fined. brown, a black transgender man was an housed at the time and a volunteer organizer for the young women's freedom center. the center issued a statement saturday writing in part, quote, bengals life was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fearlessly fought the rights and dignity of trans people. in the north bay, police arrested 2 minors accused of carjacking and robbing a person in vallejo. police say the victim was sitting in his car near holiday street and cassidy street on tuesday night when a man walked up with a weapon. the robber then drove off in

the dodge avenger. 2 days later, officers spotted the stolen car. chase ended in berkeley after the driver crashed into another vehicle. 2 people ran out of the car across the highway before police arrested them. the suspects were booked into the solano county juvenile detention facility. i watching them is they recovered nearly a dozen guns after has been threatened to kill his wife in their home. san ramon police say it started friday afternoon at a house on canyon lakes drive. first responders were able to get the wife out of the home, but the has been barricaded himself inside. the neighborhood was shut down for some time. the man eventually came out of the home. he was arrested inside. police found rifles, shotguns and handguns. 11 in total. in francisco. the group together sf action ballot for voter support around 2 measures they say will improve the mayor's ability. >> to respond to the city's needs and cut red tape they say is created by too much bureaucracy. city officials join a chinatown residents

saturday morning to push the reform package forward in time for the upcoming elections. >> doing here today is collecting signatures put about mister ford to help against remind the commission says some so that the lines of authority are clear and that we know who's actually response for the for the decisions that are being made and responsible for what we're seeing out on the streets. >> the group is actively gathering signatures to qualify the measures for the november ballot. uc san francisco broke ground saturday on a massive 4.3 billion dollar hospital of the future project. the new building works to increase bed capacity at operating rooms and emergency care. the spokesperson says this project will create more and 1000 jobs and invest 20 million dollars in public transit improvements around the area. the 15 story building is expected to open 2030, at the university's flagship campus. at the state capitol. a key legislative committee block legislation that would have banned state lawmakers and lobbyists from entering into non-disclosure agreements during bill

negotiations. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a closer look. >> indeed, it's been mixed reaction here at the state capitol upon learning this bill will not advance clerk will open the road. we're looking at one of the most public parts of the legislative process, a formal vote on the bill are 32 knows find the merger process. but what the public does not always bill is crafted in negotiated behind the scenes when the public. >> a look at the laws being made. they deserve transparency. that's why bakersfield gop assembly member vince fong says he introduced assembly bill. 26 54. it would ban the use of non-disclosure agreements or nba's in the legislative process. in a nutshell in nba is an agreement between at least 2 people are parties binding them to secrecy, preventing them from disclosing specified information often deemed sensitive and confidential. legislation would prevent lobbyists, lawmakers and state employees from entering into such an agreement when crafting a negotiating bills.

long's proposal came up for a hearing in the assembly elections committee where he urged members to back the legislation. it is my biggest concern that we are actually trying to shield the public. >> for information and and from legislators as well. that is critical to our votes in to help laws are being made. and so nda is being used in the lawmaking, a crafting of laws that that process has to be discouraged and eliminated. but the bill has its opponents, including the california restaurant association and the california chamber of commerce. they came out against arguing some bill negotiations require confidential discussions to build trust and create consensus confidentiality agreements between private parties can often help. >> to allow a difficult issues and difficult. >> issues to be worked through between parties that don't necessarily always a great in the end. bush and has built the bill did not pass while the loan to republicans on the committee voted in favor of it. the democratic majority

blocked the bill noting it was published only last week giving members little time to review it. this rushed process which necessitated expedited hearing by this committee. >> prevented this bill from receiving the level of scrutiny and the analysis that bills normally receive. >> before being hurt as a disappointment, nba's are going to be allowed to be used moving that's wrong. and so this bill is dead for this year. but every been told by several gop lawmakers, they want to see it reintroduced next reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 >> a new california bill requires public schools to provide a lull and kosher meal options to students the passing of the bill coincides with both the end of ramadan and the start of passover. both the law and kosher diets are religious guidelines regarding a mix of food, preparation and ingredients considered permissible to use. the law will go into effect during the 2025. to 26 school year at schools where more than 5% of the student population express a

preference for halal or kosher options. and there might be less hustle and bustle in downtown san francisco these days. but one restaurant is not only surviving, it's thriving in this week's dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us to sam's girl. one of the oldest restaurants in the country. >> step into sam's grill in the past butts up against the oil. prepared to experience the best of a bygone era. sam's open right after the gold rush with bartenders in taxes, showdown will be served old-school style by newly minted waiters like andrea and those like stuff on here your face. on the front to 6 the clips only by loyal customers coming to sam's for how long since 1956. that was the eisenhower administration.

sam's is wonderfully. unchangeable aren't what part of san francisco. there's always sam's tavern in the back for a classic cocktail with a brick wall on earth from the big quake. this was from the 19, 0, 6, earthquake and fire. it was all that was left of this building. >> and they threw it out. owner peter, quite rioli certainly paid his dues as a server and mater. is an actor and screenwriter on the side and ross from the lord this place and this is a place and a room that has a history. >> and the feeling makes people feel you know, one of the cool things about sam's you can get your own if these walls could in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 next. >> april is world wish month and make-a-wish greater bay area is celebrating 40 years in the region. the organization held a reunion in san jose for families who have had their wishes granted over the years. families like veronica johnson, her 2 year-old son was granted a wish before passing away in

2000. his wish was to see mickey mouse. >> to not even think about doctors and what not knowing that we have that open heart coming coming up a week you know it changes your your way thinking after the power of a wish. right. you don't take anything for granted. >> veronica is now an active volunteer and fundraiser for make a wish. you no longer need your own skates. through golden gate park rentals are now available at the skating place on the jfk prominent available every weekend from 11:00am until 6. you could choose between in line or roller skates. the first hour is 12 bucks for kids under 12 for anyone older. it's $20 for the first hour. each additional hour is $5 for all ages. safety gear is also available to rent. >> and the weather is really going to cooperate over the next week to look at this. mid 70's to get us started. and today's a good day to start

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snow there, but we do have a little bit of a warming trend there to into the 50's we go not too much melting, but a little bit as we're getting into the transition into spring as you've been hearing about and even into the summer like weather. so over the next 48 hours of those looks to be a good constant when working here, particularly to the coast. but in some other pockets, well inland that provides the cool breeze inland. but a little chilly at the coast and even along the bay, even with the sun out and that'll help keep temperatures reduced a little bit longer range this we've got going on high pressure kicks in. so we'll be looking good on that front towards the weekend we've been watching it looks like things break down a little bit. there's a retreat for the temperatures, but it looks like it remains dry. now the resolution is very low on this. but could be some variable clouds with that shore. however, if we can, police keep it dry. we'll see if that holds up that way early into the following week. you will notice maybe some rain sneaking back in here in the program. alright, 4 zone forecast today. you'll see some of the contrast i referenced 64 san francisco, bue still upper 50's. that's

with sunshine and onshore winds with that, 64 for burlingame to the southwest, right? 67 foster city, 69 for redwood city in the south bay, some lower 70's already. 72 san jose east bay shoreline approaching 70 with lower 70's tribe. ali. 74 walnut creek. 75 for concord going to build on those? the spots going to see lower 80's by the middle of the week. 67 berkeley got 67 vallejo. 76 for fairfield nap about 74. and 75 for santa rosa. still 70's for the early part of the week and we pop about 80 come wednesday and then there's the retreat of temperatures, but at least keeping that dry, some scattered clouds being thrown in there. so springtime pattern juicy stuff is going to stay up ok, god is so good for our friends to know up north, but that's going enjoy the sunshine. maybe just a bit of fog hanging around the area lakes, like a swan lake or >> nice segue into our next story. are they so much day? well, of course, belize. greatest love story returns to

san francisco next week. and there's still time to get your tickets. lake is a story of love, innocence, seduction and betrayal. earlier today i spoke with the stars of the upcoming show me sucker naga angelo greco and daniel divison oliveira. watch this. >> a star-studded cast. this is incredible. so, you know, first of all, tell us a bit about. how it feels to all be starring in this incredible show together. >> well, it does feel amazing. we've been the reaction for 4 weeks. yeah, you know, it's going to be pushing special yeah. for about a month. is that the typical amount of time to rehearse for a show like this much less much less time. okay. so this is really going to special cause. you're getting a bit more extra so what's the dynamic been between the 3 of you? what actually, first of all, tell us a bit about the rules that you're playing. i play 2 opposite all the white swan,

yes on deal. the bucks one. okay. a plane to bring 6th grade. okay. to not feel like brings he'll get to okay. and then how about for you? i play the bad i'm kind of the storyteller of the whole thing. help everything starts at harbor thing ends me basically. >> making everything happen. make everything great and then running everything as haha. >> so it's it's really interesting. you really play these very multidimensional characters in this beautiful ballet. so how do you tap? what would you find the inspiration when you tap into its really kind of bring out that authenticity and be able to play that character on stage. >> basically, you know, like we got to be true to the character and we have we coach teaches us about technical and aspects of the so you try to

stay true as much as possible to it. and, you know, just some. basically a part of being professional general. so when you're playing the villain, is there like mindset that you have when you get up on stage jobs? so the yeah, i tried to get into the character as much as possible according to because >> i'm not the throughout the whole ballot. so i have different types of behavior as the first act a second act. of course, the 3rd and 4th like i got to be able to balance things out instead of just being mean and angry throughout right is exhausting. me say you put what's interesting about your role as you play. >> 2 opposites. yeah. you have somebody who's very pure and innocent and light and somebody who is very seductive and dramatic. so what's the mindset that you >> i feel like i have to size.

>> jump in. so i think it's easy to tap into that emotion and go through. things in life and then we can just, you know, feel it? >> yes, moment. yes. what was it? has it been like between you and angelo just playing young of the prince? you have the beautiful debt as well. how do you develop that chemistry and that authentic connection between the 2 of -% you when you're on stage full u.s. week. had this chemistry instantly. so it's easier for us to just being a >> on stage having that kind of atmosphere that. >> we definitely have to discussion, which is no. but the important thing is that you trust the button and the events. yes, it was funny because when we met, he need to for the first time 60 ago. wow, i actually dropping stage. and good news. said

1000 time. i'm sorry. i'm so sorry. and she knew that we were going to. that is for that in time of it is. but it is actually very special for us. which you will be. i last time dancing together, getting some francisco. so i think he's going he's that emotional and it's a perfect love. love story. yeah, absolutely. and you are also celebrating a birthday yesterday of the exactly bring in 6th grade birthday by day and actually celebrating my own. but this is going and would love to get your thoughts in our last about 90 seconds here. but, you know, there's so many people who are watching this right now, of course, for those who aspire for a career in the any advice that you like to offer because it can be so competitive and challenging. sometimes. >> believe it's a high form. the turning to love

>> they are so many sacrifices that you will have to make a life, especially. at the beginning of it. it's you have to leave your family a very young that for me was very high. i mean, it is a very beautiful i-4 the moment that you go onstage and you can express yourself. a special. but you cannot forget about all the work that there is behind. so you need to approach these are for him was in mind, said. we'll take you to grow as a person before that as an act. so you need to work work, work, work less keep. >> all right. and persistence is well anything else you'd like to add to that either. one of you know, i think i take a in his words, the originally from brazil. so i left very early for young age, my family and everyone. anyone who wants to pursue anything professionally. >> you've got to know that everything's not going to be always beautiful, right? there's a lot of work. there's a lot of pain if you are

passionate enough to to do it so you should go for it. but just be prepared that always kind of the perfect and wonderful and me. just to wrap things up here, when can people watch your upcoming show? >> a second thursday 07:30pm, and and may 5th sunday, 02:00pm. okay. fantastic. and tickets are people can off the website. yes. absolutely. okay. once upon a sfl is at work. fantastic. all right. daniel, and angelo r with the san francisco ballet. thank you so much for joining us this morning. and to have a wonderful performance saying thank you for us. we'll be right. of course. we'll be right back.

>> now to a pretty wild story. a family from the utah real this morning after their missing cat is found in riverside. but it's how the cat ended up in riverside. that's making headlines on april 10th. the family's cat disappear. they thought she run away. but then 7 days later, they got a call from a vet in riverside. that's 650 miles away, saying their cat's microchip to been scanned at their facility. the cat had jumped into amazon return. a package, i guess, box and have been mailed to return center in florida and california week. wow. well, the cat was trapped in a box for 6 days and when the amazon worker opened the return box, that's when they found the cat. so the cat was taken to that

local vet and that was able to get in touch with the owner. and aside from some slight dehydration, the cat is perfectly fine and back with its family this morning. but we we know that cats seem to have various very curious and they seem to like hiding in boxes. yeah, they're very clever. yeah, and i yes, great stuff. pictures on their cell that way. you know, las vegas no need for the cats to hide in boxes to do because not beautiful stuff going on. they're going to be they're going to either for though, a little bit. why because of winds, though, before we get to that, let's look at high temperatures today. >> that's great. and you can see the pattern about what's going on here because of inland heating mid 70's up in the north bay. >> south, a little bit too, but a lot of 60's around the perimeter of the bay. meanwhile, we're looking at chilly 50's towards the coast. that will be upper 50's but still chilly 50's and for the next at least 24 hours, we have this onshore wind that's kind of been place. we don't have any major weather systems in the backyard. but until that high builds, we do have the surface winds and they provide a little bit of extra

cooling. now we are still going to warm up, though, springs in the win. this battle we pop in about 80 or so come wednesday. let's keep it going for thursday. the re intrusion of cloud cover still working on the timing of all of this. when this comes together. but the latest model runs are trending drier for the all important weekend. so it looks like even though it will come here, reduction of temperatures clouds, blah, blah, blah. at least we can keep it dry on that front there. so we've been through that kind of scenario before where it's not so much in the way of rain, but at least some cloud cover. but hey, that's ok, alright, early the following week as we might actually start to see perhaps a some rain getting back in here, ok? so i was going to say, oh, my just put the umbrella back in the closet, but sounds like a probably want have been around handy. it's a little early for the season, the upturn, but yeah, i don't get the ocean is cold. so what's bringing in that onshore wind? we love it in july august. yeah, it would be a heat spike breaker. but right now it's a bit an the chilly side to be headed to the coast. you want jacket on and dress in layers steps that was there. all right. thanks so much, david. thanks to all

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