wear even a younger person said oakland international should rethink the name change and keep it simple.>> it might be confusing. we are not in san francisco. >> reporter: the port of oakland has said the name change would help better reflect the regional location of the east bay airport. management at sfo said they are deeply concerned.>> we are worried this will cause confusion for customers. >> reporter: senator scott wiener said it should not be cutting and pasting san francisco international airport into its name. >> we talked to other airlines and a lot of the people we are talking to have a similar reaction. that is, let's accurately represent the region that each airport is serving. >> reporter: oakland sent a written statement say it is pro- oakland and pro-jobs and it is located on the san francisco bay.

and travelers know of its convenience and reliability. we want others to know that our airport is also convenient to top destinations located in the san francisco bay area. they asked him to choose a different name, right now commissioners are scheduled to vote on the name change on april 11th. also, a hit-and-run accident left a man dead. it happened at around 5:45 this morning. no driver stayed to try and help them. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. anyone with information is asked to contact the police. ride-share drivers converged in san francisco to rally in front of uber and live headquarters. drivers called for better wages

and job protection. they claimed that their pay declined by 70% in 2023. there asking for better protection against wrongful deactivation's when they're kicked off for simple complaints. one driver drove all the way from los angeles to join the protest. >> for all of the drivers and passengers, we are with you. you're not our enemy. we are in this together. rates have gone through the roof , and our pay has declined. >> max 8 drivers in san francisco earned an average of $37 per hour. lyft said their drivers make an average of $30 nationally. both said they made improvements to driver safety features and easier deactivation appeals. many workers got a raise today. a new law increased the minimum wage for fast food workers to

$20 per hour. workers are cheering. but it also means customers are likely to pay higher prices with fewer employees serving you. >> it usually costs me around 5 dollars. >> reporter: she said she paid nearly 1 dollar more for her drink today. she said it is worth it knowing that starting today workers at major california fast food chains are getting a big raise. they are now earning $20 an hour.>> i am willing to pay extra for them to make more money. i think it is their job. >> i am happy for the people who are hard-working in the fast food industry. >> reporter: he knows what it is like to work in fast food. he said he was punched in the

nose once by an angry customer. >> you deal with many customer picks. they make me feel less. now knowing that they have more money is great. >> we're not wall street. >> reporter: this franchise owner said the 25% hike in the minimum wage is more than his family owned company can handle. he owns five pretzels stores and cinnabon stores. he said he had to raise the price of pretzels 2 dollars to survive the pandemic. he said he has no choice but to raise prices again and freeze hiring. >> this is damaging to the future viability of our

business. i'm considering selling or closing locations. >> reporter: this wage hike could mean layoffs, higher prices, and an increased use of technology. nearly every customer we talked to said they will deal with the impact.>> it is worth paying the prices if everyone can make a living and people get paid more, we can afford to pay a little extra. google will delete a lot of user data because of a massive consumer privacy lawsuit. it began in 2016 when user said that google began tracking data when they were browsing incognito. they initially settled for about $5 million. users will not get payment from that settlement, but they agreed today to destroy billions of records where it secretly tracked users.

they will have to disclose what data they collect going down the road. a warning for at&t customers. they are investigating a massive data breach. it dumped the personal information of customers on the dark web. that is about 7 million current customers and 65 million former customers. the company is changing the passwords up the customers affected and offering free credit monitoring services. a temporary pathway is open around the wreckage of the bridge that collapsed in baltimore. the cleanup operation is still going on. last week a ship lost power and slammed into the francis scott key bridge. the force of the bridge caused the bridge to buckle into the water. six people are presumed dead. teams of engineers began to remove concrete and steel from

the river. the president is scheduled to visit on friday. looking for another course of action. officials met with israeli leaders virtually to talk about alternatives to a ground invasion. the meeting comes after benjamin netanyahu canceled an in person meeting last week. >> reporter: u.s. officials tried to persuade israel not to launch a full-scale invasion in roff a. roughly 1 million palestinian civilians have fled looking for safety. >> wait. been very clear about our concerns about a military operation. >> reporter: the biden administration said militants are holed up there.

diplomatic leaders met virtually about other options. >> alternative ways of going after hamas. >> use your drones wisely. >> reporter: the israeli military withdrew from the hospital. the world health organization said at least 21 patients died. israel said they killed 200 millie since militants. the biden administration is pressing for a cease-fire to get humanitarian aid in. and sending a new round of bombs into israel. >> until the government allows more assistance to help people

who are starving to death, we should not be sending more bombs. >> reporter: tens of thousands of people called for new elections and railed against the prime ministers failure to free the hostages. those discussions came after the prime minister canceled what would've been in person meetings in response to the u.s. for the first time allowing the u.s. security council to pass a resolution calling for an immediate cease- fire. both the u.s. and israel said it could be in person meetings coming up. the one-time communications director for the former president will testify against his former boss. a source told nbc news that hope hicks will testify in the hush money trial. trump is accused of falsifying

business records and paying the silence stormy daniels in the final weeks of the 2016 presidential campaign. one fbi agent said he believes that hope hicks was involved, but the attorney claims it is not true and she was not aware. testimony will begin april 15. trump has pleaded not guilty and repeatedly denies the charges. the city of oakland offers a deal for the oakland a's to use the coliseum until the new ballpark is ready. but it comes with a hefty price tag. pilots are being asked to take time off without pay. what a nice way to start off the work we. warm temperatures and sunny

one day before the a's will

meet with the city of oakley, we're learning how much it will cost them to stay in town. the details on a possible extension that could keep them playing here a little bit longer. >> reporter: a new five-year contract is in the works if the a's want to keep playing once the lease expires this year. the extension would keep them in town until the las vegas dating is built in 2028. the price to stay, $97 million. >> i think oakland has sent everything they can to keep the team here. >> reporter: they can opt out after three years, but would still pay the full amount. they are calling for major league baseball to create a path for oakland to get a future expansion team or facilitate the sale of the a's to local ownership. one of the leaders of the home

opener boycott call it a negotiating tactic.>> i think sacramento could happen. i believe the contract will get negotiated and i don't think they will take any of the terms. they could offer them to play there for free and i think they still want to get out. four they are looking to relocate to sacramento or salt lake city. fans feel that if an expansion team fails, keeping them in town serves no purpose.>> without an expansion team, i think 90 to 95% of fans already to say goodbye. >> reporter: the city is asking for the athletics to send their ownership to the complex. the mayor called responsible and achievable. saying having major-league baseball is best for the players

and, most importantly, the fans. >> almost every fan expects bad news from this negotiation. it would be unbelievable. >> reporter: this proposal could help the $170 million deficit. >> it's the same gap. i like the job that they took back at them. if you stay here, you have to pay what you should've paid to finish the deal. safety concerns at boeing are causing a ripple effect in the airline industry. they are asking pilots to take time off at united. they are blaming the delayed aircraft delivery from boeing that has led to over staffing at united.

boeing is facing calls for changes and scrutiny by the faa. this comes after a door plug flew out of a flight in january. the ceo agreed to step down last week. you might notice a new delivery method from amazon. they are giving the option of original manufacturer packaging. there trying to reduce packaging. according to amazon, about 11% of orders worldwide were sent in the original manufacturer packaging. amazon said they identify products that could work, and contact vendors to make sure that something will be damaged. clothing and other unbreakable items could be sent in original packaging. if you do get the brown box, there is no more bubblewrap. there switching to paper filling.

over the weekend i was dodging lightning and hail. and now you can be outside in a t-shirt. >> a dramatic change. it is so nice to get the sunshine. a nice way to start up the work we. you will want to enjoy every single second of this because we do have rain coming in later on this week. we are not done yet. let's take you outside. if you are stuck inside, it is unlimited visibility in san jose. it is 72 degrees. and we will be in the 50s later on. in napa is 71 degrees. the wind it is fairly lights. it will drop off quickly by 8:00 p.m. here is the deal. another day of smooth sailing

across the bay area. we have high pressure in place and that will bring us sunshine and dry weather. take a look at the 7-day forecast. you see preview of much colder temperatures coming in later this week and the possibility of rain. we will pinpoint that coming up in a minute. let's look at tomorrow morning's forecast. there will be some patchy fog near the coastline. it will be in the 40s for much of the bay area. over to the east bay at the 46. and 46 for the north bay. as we move through tomorrow we have an incredible rebound. up to 76 degrees in san jose. you're not missing out here. cupertino at 74 degrees.

and we will deliver for you in the east bay. especially near antioch. 69 in oakland. the peninsula light wind out of the west. 71 in redwood city. closer to the northern peninsula it will be cooler. 66 in the mission and 65 in downtown. for the north bay 74 in santa rosa. 69 in mill valley. get outside and soak up the sunshine tomorrow because, as i mentioned, we are not done yet. we will be in for a wild ride thursday and into friday. a major blast of cold air any chance for rain and even

thunderstorms. as we head into friday all of northern california will have a chance for rain. and by friday rain will be spotty. we will see about a quarter to a half inch of rain. and then about a 10th of an inch on friday. look at this. temperatures thursday and friday in the 50s. and eventually we will get back into the 70s next week. this weekend can't call it totally dry. a 20% chance of rain saturday and 50% on sunday. we have only had three weekends that have been sunny. we will get there eventually. >> a roller coaster ride right now. coming up, good news if you

the price of truck media stock dropped by more than 25% today. it skyrocketed when his social media company went public last we. truth social reported a net loss of more than $50 million. despite today's drop, the market capitalization is nearly $6.6 billion. in a new filing they say the losses could continue for some time. the price of gold hit

an all-time high. 1.0 oz will cost you more than $2000. gold futures are up .8%. is driven by expectations that the federal reserve will announce an interest rate cut in june. gold is seen as a safe investment has caused prices to jump this year. it was a mixed day on wall street. the s&p lost 11. the nasdaq gained about 17 points. finding a place to stay

as we countdown to the olympics this summer, some people are taking advantage of the influx of visitors to make extra cash. many are putting the apartments on the market during the games. right now flats are going for as little as $98 per night. but they are booked for $350 during the olympics. one company that manages and cleaned apartment said they are

seeing an increase of 45% in new listings compared to last year. airbnb said that this will be the biggest event in airbnb's history. you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. a busy wait to start the week. making it in the bay is difficult. new data that shows rising prices of houses in our area. is renting now a better option? and getting rid of parking. and how much of an impact will rfk jr. have on the race for the white house? our political analyst looks at the viability of the third- party campaign now and throughout history. thank you for joining us.

the bay area housing market is reaching new highs. the beneficiaries are homeowners. let's bring in scott, who is tracking the numbers. >> we are seeing from local retailers sang sellers are starting to move past concerns over high mortgage rates and focusing on the high returns they can get for their houses. it means higher home prices and a wider gap between buying and renting. four they are looking for homes here, and like many were hoping to buy, there getting sticker shock. >> it's very tough. unless you can put a lot down. that is difficult. >> reporter: new numbers show the median price