>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. think about it is. >> you're going to come out from having a hard at work you're going to find that your car is not there or you're literally watch your car being carjacked. >> now at 10, some terrifying and shocking moments for a nurse in the east bay after she sees a thief drive her car away. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10, dan thorn kaiser oakland nurse says her car was

stolen right in front of her and she was leaving for work on friday. kron four's amanda hari talk with this woman and she joins us in studio now with more. amanda. >> the woman is grateful she's okay but disappointed about what happened. she says it took over when police about 3 hours to get to the parking lot. and by then she ready once the police department to file a report. >> the city of oakland county like literally there was nothing to protect me or my current lit a scary moment for taylor bagby. is she left work friday night. bagby is a nurse in the neonatal intensive care unit at kaiser oakland. she parts of the garage near broadway and macarthur freeway. >> because of safety issues in the area, she usually starts for 2021. chevrolet camaro from afar so she can quickly get in and leave, but it wouldn't start when she could finally see your car. she was shocked or there's a security guard behind my car. and there's a guy in my car and there's glass all on the

ground. >> and so i realize that he was still in my car, inside the car. he's like this little laptop and he starts it. and i kind of like step in front the car. but it starts or evidence or move out the way he just drives au through the gate. she says the security guard called for backup, but it took them too long to get there. >> when they called police, they told them to expect a long wait to marry. like we've got 187 calls. it's a friday in oakland like that. that would be the last thing we come and check up why she found out from the guard that someone broke window hours before coming back to steal the car. but she wasn't notified. this just seems to be a reoccurring move because the guys that it was a 6 car that they've taken since he's worked there at the parking garage. and you have been there for that law bagby says she used to go down to her car. her lunch break, but a few months ago, kaiser center memo to their staff urging them not to leave during their shifts because of safety concerns. she says she hopes both the city and kaiser will do more to protect p%oplecwho

work at and utilize the hospital. at the end the day, we just want to feel safe lake being able to go to work into leaving, go home. just seems like that's not happening. and it's sad because it's not only us who work there, but these are. >> patients who are coming in. these are family members who could receiving the worst possible news. and i live in. they can be done safely going to the hospital or safely go home. >> opd says this is still an active investigation. bagby says she's trying to look on the bright side. she was unharmed and she can always get a new car live in studio. amanda hari kron, 4 news thank you for that report. also in oakland, a group working to recall mayor sheng thao holding a town hall meeting today. >> community members began collecting signatures for the recall petition last month. they said they are fed up with crime and a lack of a permanent police chief in the city. >> question is what she to try to make things better what has

she she's not done the first thing she does is the going to >> well, mayor thao has told kron 4 in the past that the recall campign is being put together by her political opponents who previously ran against terror. the recall group says they've collected more than 123,000 signatures. 73,500 need to be verified to hold and election. a fairfield school resource officer has been arrested after being accused of sending inappropriate text messages to 2 teenage girls. fairfield police officer james lewis was working at rodriguez high school when he's accused of sending messages to 2 students, parents of those girls leading a learned the department about the messages. lewis was later booked into solano county jail. he's facing serious charges, including contacting a minor with intent to commit a crime and child possession in response to the ongoing

investigation. the department posted on social media, quote, we are simultaneously disappointed, infuriated and saddened by this information. acts like these violate that trust their holy inexcusable. and they failed to exemplify what the fairfield police department stands for. in san francisco. a person is recovering tonight after being shot during a home invasion in the outer richmond or excuse me, outer mission district. this happened around 4 o'clock friday morning at a home on elevating boulevard. police say they found the victim with a gunshot wound. that person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no arrests have been made anyone with any information is being asked to call sfpd. police in antioch are asking for your help in identifying this man right here. they say this person was caught on camera, stealing a car and then dumping it near east 6th street. anyone with any information about who this person is. he's being asked to call any on police. in the

south bay. firefighters responding to a house fire earlier today. this is near the westfield valley the video here showing flames coming out of the home there on daniel way. several officials say that various propane tanks involved pg. e crews reported this scene there help out the fire was eventually knocked down. no injuries were reported. petaluma police make an arrest for a man leaking sewage out of an rv into a public area. police say this happened on friday morning. they found a man leaking sewage into a storm drain on toledo street when officers tried to talk with this man, they say he refused to get out of his rv. after an hour, the man complied and he was arrested for dumping waste in a public area. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast right now. of course, a lot of people worried about the weather. this is a highway. 92 the san mateo bridge, gayle ong. joining us with a look at the forecast to go. >> hello, good evening. well, we have some unsettled weather. we'll be dealing with

over the next few days, but it wilt be quick and we're expecting some light rain starting tomorrow night. so you still have some stuff to do during your sunday during the daytime. so here's a live look at san francisco. we have some clouds rolling in here and you can see it on our stormtracker. we have pretty much quiet now. we did see some rain earlier today in the north bay. and as you can see, now. we have some systems heading our way and that will be coming tomorrow night. so we have some comfortable daytime temperatures but still got to deal with some showers. we're still at the tail end of winter temperatures out the door. it is chilly, though. so we're in the 40's in santa rosa and nevado. 52 degrees in downtown san francisco. everywhere else looks like you guys are all in the 50's 56 degrees in san jose. one of the warmest spots and we cooling down just a tad bit. but i don't see any frost or freeze warnings. we are calm right now, but it will be breezy tomorrow. so that will be changing. so let's talk about that rain. we just have those clouds tonightanthen that rain. as i mentioned, we

can expect widespread showers starting tomorrow night. and then another dose monday night into tuesday bay area wide. so here is a look at the rest of your weekend and the start of your week. we're in 50's and then we're going to gradually warm up. see the seven-day because we have some 70's in the forecast. back to you, dan. >> all right, gail, thanks a lot. the u.s. coast guard is investigating in oil spill off the coast of huntington beach responding to an alert of an unknown substance about a mile and a half up the coast on thursday night, officials discovered 126,000 gallon oil >> it's about to. >> miles in length. and it's a 2 to 3 miles off the coast here. we do have our harbor patrol patrolling at dana point harbor, newport beach harbor and huntington beach just to make sure that mariners don't go out and get into the impacted area. but they are still investigating the source. >> crews got to work cleaning up that coast guard says

they're almost done and have recovered. 85 gallons of oil. powerball drawing was tonight. the winning numbers are 30. 36. 49 50 to 63 16. the jackpot is worth about 521 million dollars. so maybe just maybe somebody has a whole lot richer and tonight. take a look at this is a time lapse of the line for the union square to live day. people. could a tulips today first come first serve organizers say almost 100 people started lining up about an hour before the event even started they say the event is in honor of international women's day. he didn't make it out there today. tulip day is going to return in may and july and august. the san francisco giants wrapping up their 2024 fan fest tore at oracle park today. fans got to meet with former and current players. take pictures. they're getting autographs,

signed. they got to walk out on the field. check out the dugout press box clubhouse. they got the run of the place. the giants spring training game was also broadcast on the scoreboard. the team's home opener is friday. april 5th against the san diego padres. still to come on kron, 4 news at 10. good news for skiers and snowboarders. >> sugar bowl is extending their ski season. what discounts they're offering coming plus, the latest on gaza as aid efforts continue tonight to build a temporary port. and when we come back, oakland police are stepping up efforts this weekend to crack down on sideshows.

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weekend. the oakland police department is going to have additional units looking for sideshow activity. >> and reckless driving. police say they're going to be handing out citations. we're going to be arresting people in telling vehicles. this is video from oakland the cars that they've seized in previous sideshows. now to some developing news tonight, dashcam and bodycam video was just released to the l a p d showing how 2 officers rescued 2 teenage victims from a burning car but also claimed the life a 16 year-old girl police backed off in their pursuit of the car driven by a 14 year-old in a rainy night on february. 20th after a didn't have it, let its lights on the car later crashed into a light pole and caught on fire. officers broke the windows trying to extinguish the flames, then pulled the 14 year-old and a 16 year-old girl with minor injuries out of the front safety. a 16 year-old girl in the backseat, became lodged under the

driver's seat and police say they didn't know she was there. police say their investigations will ongoing. now to the middle east where u.s. military is rushing to build a temporary port along gaza's coast to get more aid the white house is calling it an emergency military mission. the u.s. and the royal jordanian air force air dropped more than a more humanitarian aid on friday, though, many in the region are still struggling and this is all happening as the u.s. navy intercepted another round of houthi based attacks in the red sea. robert sherman has the latest. u.s. officials are hoping that appear will be up and running off of gaza's coast in the next couple of weeks. >> as mediating parties remain optimistic that a cease-fire and hostage release deal. we'll still come together. >> in tel aviv, israeli's rallying, demanding the release of hostages. we can get to that tonight because we want people talking about a

situation sunday marking the start of ramadan as israel's allies hope hostage release and cease-fire deal can be struck. i think that is the charts, a cease-fire, but it mask. >> who should have released the hostages in my view already, but it relies needs them to sign up to the deal that israel has agreed to release pristas in the jails in return for hosted should sign that today over 130 hostages are still being held in gaza as hamas refuses to negotiate a deal that doesn't lead to the withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza or end the war outright. the israelis vowing to press forward into rafah. >> until hamas is destroyed, israeli military will continue to operate against hamas and all of the gaza strip, including in rafah hamas's final stronghold. whoever tells us not to act in rafah is telling us to lose the war and that will not happen as the humanitarian situation in gaza worsens. president biden in the state of the union announcing the construction of

a pier off gaza's coast. >> to allow aid in a temporary pier will enable a massive increase. the money manager resistance. could guys every day aid will be brought in from cyprus given direct access to the enclave who had at that point where we simply have low or for sheep on the roads in recent weeks, including saturday, the u.s. dropping a ton from above more than 30,000 meals. at the time, the pentagon refuting reports on the ground that some of the us's drops struck unharmed. people in gaza. meanwhile, in the red sea central command announcing they shot down over 2 dozen drone saturday along to the cook. these who refused to back down as new recruits, drill and train. the group insists they will continue to carry out attacks in the region as long as the war in gaza continues. we came here to witness the readiness and alertness against tyranny against the arrogance of the u.s. uk and israelis and in support of our brothers in gaza and palestine as things

stand. the war in gaza is set to continue. as hamas says they have no interest in agreeing to a deal. >> that does not lead to the ending of the war with the withdrawal of troops from gaza. >> this is a pro-palestine protest or destroying a painting of arthur james balfour. you can see the red spray paint. they're also scratched up. this is at the university of cambridge, the activist group says the pain symbolizes the bloodshed of the palestinian people since the balfour declaration in 1917, the declaration was the first time the british government supported the establishment of a national home for the jewish people. hundreds of neglected animals had to be rescued from a home in hollister. investigators say on thursday they saved more than a dozen dogs and 200 cats living without food or water and surrounded by feces.

2 people are now facing animal cruelty charges. the animals were several rescue organizations throughout monterey and san benito counties. san francisco, animal care and control is once again reporting that their shelter is at full capacity in a post on social media. they've been asking people to delay surrounding their dog until monday. they say most of the dogs in their care are there because of legal matters and they can adopt them out. he had that overcrowding is a national problem and not just something being experienced here in the bay area. more students transfer the university of california. the uc system says applications from first year, students essentially stayed flat but applications from transfer students were up by more than 10%. most of those transfer applicants for california community state college students. you see all so tattered increases in the number of black latino and native american students who applied the uc president says the school is expected to see applicants from, quote, a wide

range of backgrounds and life experiences. all right. let's get your check your 4 zone forecast tonight. taking a live look at san francisco from sutro tower. not a bad looking view out there. but we know there's been some clouds moving in just a little bit gallons. get a look at what we can expect a go. >> hello. we have some clouds out there. it's also pretty chilly out there tonight. but we have been warming up to some nice daytime highs. you know, we saw some rain in the north bay, but we have rain heading our way this radar tomorrow. this time will look a little different. well, we're expecting some widespread rain across the bay area. so let's time that out for you. you just see the clouds roll in overnight. this is sunday morning. 06:00am cloudy skies but dry. so you'll be able to go for a run. walk the dog, do outdoor activities. this is lunchtime. similar situation. you see a little bit clearing as you make your way inland, like fremont livermore, concord and san jose. and then by dinner time, that's when you'll notice this band of rain. we'll be starting in the north bay first and then towards the

evening, like 08:00pm to 10:00pm. so in 24 hours, this is what the radar looks like. so we could see widespread rain is going to come by really fast. we're expecting a buick a 10 to at least half an inch of rain. so we'll see how that goes. and here's the projected rain totals from now because we have not only system tomorrow we have another system that is expected to drop monday night into tuesday. so from now, until then, we're expecting more than half an inch in santa rosa about a quarter of an inch and then down in the south bay livermore, just a 10th of an inch. so maybe just some rain drops out there. it will be breezy, though, as that cold front moves through. so we'll start with relatively calm wind speeds. and then as we get to tomorrow afternoon, you'll notice the pop here from the teens and then it's going to be 20 miles an hour. different places here. so just keep that in mind as head out the door and we'll be waking up to the upper 30's santa rosa's flirting with the upper 30's, the low 40's. but lot of 40's on the map. fremont looks like is expected to be one of

the warmest spots starting tomorrow and will be warming up to the 50's and low 60's. so we're on the cooler side right now. we are still in winter. but take a look at the 7 day forecast and don't forget to set your clock one hour ahead. but yeah, thursday friday and next weekend it looks, sunny. seeing 70 you know, we might even hit 80 goodness. wow. okay. all right. that that's a good bringing were coming. yeah. all right. and then the later in the later sunsets also sure lea stay tuned. we have a graphic for that. >> all right. thank >> okay. we'll sugar bowls. it's standing its key season. they resort snowpack currently 15 feet deep. they expect the snow is going to last well into spring. so the resort is extending its ski season through april. the 28th celebrating this year's phenomenal snow conditions. the resort is offering discounted lift access. ski instructors are encouraging new skiers and snowboarders. take advantage of the opportunity saying spring is the perfect time for a lesson.

well, those late winter storms across the state are expected to lead to a milder than normal wildfire season, which is good news. scientists things could change by july, but for now, the national intra agency fire center predicts below normal fire activity from may through june. researchers say that education that would normally burned and dry conditions at lowrr elevations is still green and it's buried in snow at higher elevations. statewide are snow packed recently measured 104% of normal for march. take a look at this. a mountain lion spotted wandering the street of oceanside its community in southern california this past week. you can see it going past a movie theater hanging out of parking and parking garage along highway. 76 there that went over to coast highway. had quite a tor lot of camera angles of this mountain lion officials remind everyone if you do see a mountain lion do not approach them or disturb them. well,

the sun at savannah sub and get this. >> the savannah bananas are having the time in this file video. we're going to have more on what that was all about. coming up and the oscars are tomorrow's huge night in hollywood. how they're preparing for protests

>> the red carpet has been rolled out and security is ramping up as hollywood prepares for its biggest night. the lapd says they're preparing for protesters who aiming to take the spotlight away from the glamour and

glitz of the 96th academy awards. chris wolfe reports. >> all that glitters is not just oscar gold. one night before the 96th annual academy awards. journalists from around the world have gathered on the red carpet in hollywood to rehearse and report on the celebration of movie magic were getting a glimpse of the glitz and glamour. the fancy gowns, the powerhouse and prompt ers and pump that defined this award show. what sets the oscars apart from other live events? well, it's not you. it's not a sweaty as the super bowl. funny man, jimmy kimmel is returning as host for the 4th time. >> he says he wants to make it a memorable night. but what that means in terms of his cutting edge humor remains to be seen. like last year we had some of the greatest speeches that i think oscars have ever

had for people who are very good at showing fake emotion. there's a lot of real emotion there and it's >> real emotion is also building on the fringes. pro-palestinian protesters are planning to march and quote, shut down hollywood on oscar sunday delivering a message about israel's war against hamas in the palestinian territory of gaza. the la pd says it will not allow any demonstrators to interfere with the ceremony as they say in the entertainment business. the show must go on. roads in the area are closed down and security will be tightened up. reports say almost 2000 private security guards will be on scene in addition to scores of law enforcement officers excited here continuing to grow and it wouldn't be oscar sunday without all of those. amazing after parties. that was chris

mall from our sister station ktla in los angeles. >> well, a bay area stars welcoming a new baby to the family to be digs in life. any raver lamp men welcome their first child to the world today diggs was born and raised in oakland. he came onto the scene for writing and starring in the movie's blind the movie blind spot. and you may also know him as the voice sebastien in the live action. little mermaid movie and for his dual role in the original hamilton cast, which is where he raver landman, who is also an actor first matt. but probably know her best for her part in the netflix series, the umbrella academy. coming up here at 10 o'clock. a new report is out why the pentagon is having some doubts. plus one month until the solar eclipse, how you can get prepared. >> and when we come back, united airlines is that a bad week to say the least? we've got a recap of all that went as prowelcome back

to kron. 4 news at 10. it's been a rough week for united airlines with multiple close calls. >> at several airports across the country from fires and skids to faulty tires. may be the scariest flight problem for the airline. you may have seen this video of the flames that are bursting out of an engine outside the window. this was on a flight from monday from houston, a fort myers, florida. it also had to make an emergency landing and it did so safely investigation determined that bubble wrap got into the engine. and then on thursday, this united flight departing from sfo lost one of the jets, 6 wheels as

it was taking off in route to japan. the tire crashing through a fence and crushing several parked cars. as you can see there. and on friday, a flight from san francisco to mexico city was diverted to la after an issue with the plane's hydraulic system. this flight, this diverted flight marks united's 4th issue in a week. and also yesterday, a flight from memphis landing at houston's airport rolled off the runway into the grass as it exited the runway for the gate. passengers had to be taken off of the plane onto the tarmac and bust to the terminal. not a good week for united. well, turning at the border. turning to tragedy at the border and 2 national guard soldiers and border patrol agent have died after a military helicopter crashed while patrolling the u.s. mexico border. the helicopter was doing aerial monitoring and detection operations as a part of the american government's border security mission when it crashed yesterday. we also know that

of the 4 people on board the aircraft, 3 of them have died. 2 national guard soldiers in a border patrol agent with the 4th person, a soldier injured and in critical condition. the national guard says that their morning, these heartbreaking deaths and that all of the people represents southwest service in the best of america. 300 volunteers gather to pick up some trash today in san jose. the mayor matt mahan posting the video saying that they collected more than 10,000 pounds of trash along guadalupe river. the alameda and downtown. he says collective actions like this is what makes the city better each day. all right. let's talk about the weather as we take a live look at the bay bridge. this is the eastern span. there was some traffic. you can see slow going in both directions. things are nice and easy going to the toll plaza. but as you're heading into sam said, heading into oakland from san francisco. little backed up there. a pretty nice night out there. we the clouds moving in gayle

ong. joining us look at what to expect to go. >> hello. yeah. dry for the most of in the bay area except for the north face off the raindrops today and we are going to get some rain later tonight. so this time tomorrow, this radar will be lit up in green, as youtcan see if i pull back, we have a system to the north that will be moving on in. so at least we'll have the sunday to do stuff during the day. so here's the future cast model. you see those clouds rolling in. this is 06:00am tomorrow, cloudy skies and then noontime. we see some clearing as you make your way inland, antioch, concord, livermore, fremont and san jose. and then take a look at 06:30pm, that band of rain headed to the north bay first and then 08:00pm to 10:00pm this time tomorrow night. you can see it's widespread rain there. it's going to be coming fast and we can expect another dose of monday night. so similar timing monday night into tuesday and then we have some nice weather on the way. let's head to the sierra. a winter

storm watch will be posted tomorrow until tuesday. so traveling there will be difficult then. so as you can see. tuesday morning, you have some snow showers and they're expecting some snow for the next few days. another at 3 to 6 inches, 6 to 12 inches. but bringing it back to the bay area. we have a chilly temperatures were cooling down and we'll be waking up to the 40's low 40's, the most of us. and here's the tenet and outlook because look at next weekend. so we have daylight spring forward tonight overnight. and then, yeah, it's a good thursday friday in the 70's and, you know, really nice weather for next weekend, which is saint patrick's day weekend. back to you. all right, gayle. wow, that's a nice looking forecast. thank you. >> well, driving skills were put to the test in san jose today. they're calling it the bus road p o bus drivers demonstrating their precision and safety around obstacles at the vta training center in san jose. 2 drivers are going to move on to the north american international bus road. yo, you get it right later on this spring. march is women's

history month in kron four's introducing you to remarkable women of the bay area. and today we're sharing the story. a cancer survivor who is dedicating her life to helping kids in underserved communities. kron four's tiffany justice has the story. >> when i when i started with music for minors, i wonderful opportunity, wonderful organization. >> but the best kept secret for the past 14 years. sonja wall them youth has been bringing back the music. now as the ceo of music for minors, a nonprofit in the bay area. she's trying to change the lives of students through music. i felt a lot of people need to know about this under her leadership. the program has expanded and is now in schools across the peninsula, spanning from south san francisco to san jose growing from 7,000 kids. a 26,000 students and 13 school districts with the majority of their work focused on

underrepresented communities. >> knew that to have a greater impact we needed to do kind of district-wide because it's really important to us that all kids have the opportunity. so we do core music, education elementary move focus on elementary because that's where the biggest void programs or money as well. then use as a great example of seeing this program in motion is at jason dahl elementary school in san jose where for now the program is fully subsidized. >> and has been going on for the past 3 years. >> what do you think about doing good? i'm thinking about being a singer. >> and for 8 year-old alexander matute, hey, he says the classes are call me. >> when you said mad really just can't find anything to do. the rhythms of songs could help you out and stress and help you. let me leave all your stress show. >> you like music has a stress reliever for you.

>> and this, but we're going to continue the program this school because we've proven the point. and you see the impact on these kids and their excitement. their confidence is just absolutely amazing. and you know where music can actually take them and their future is what we're really interested seeing. >> sony has called the bay area home for nearly 30 years. he's always had a passion for music and the arts. and it was only after 8 years in the francisco symphony chorus. she got the calling to do more as she's been with the nonprofit for the past 14 years. >> if we didn't exist, a lot of these programs would not exist. reporting to just as kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 will honor remarkable women of the bay area all month long. you can read more about our final a spy scanning the qr code on

your screen. also air some new stories each night right here on kron 4 and on our website, kron 4 dot com. >> well, we are a month away from the total solar eclipse. awesome. on april 8, the moon will slowly move in front of the sun, blocking its light. nasa launched a website actually help you get ready with advice on how to view and record the event. they also have a live stream that they're going to have set up on the website and keep this in mind. the next one is not going to happen until 2044. and mystery in the skies of oklahoma. was captured on camera oklahoma city. that ring and bright light there appearing in the sky on monday, march 4th. in the meantime, the pentagon released its first of 2 reports declassified research of uf a 63 page report came out on friday and joe khaleel breaks it down for us. a major report released from the pentagon on the eu. ap u f o.

>> phenomenon going back all the way to the 1940's. they say that they've reviewed nearly every incident. they've are a few programs that have been classified dealing with peas their findings. the big takeaway is they say that they have no concrete evidence that the government has ever had in its possession aircraft have come from extraterrestrials. they also say they don't have any programs. the government was running to try and reverse engineer extraterrestrial kraft. now, they've also made clear in the report themselves. they don't think that people who've come forward with those claims, people with very high level some air force intelligence officers, other military officers. they say they don't think those people were necessarily lying, but that the information they had may have taken out of context. they may have been misinformed or facts that have been misconstrued been given to that. there's certainly a lot of pushback to the findings in

this report. i do want to just elaborate on something that was in the report. arrow recognizes many people sincerely hold versions of these beliefs which are based on their perception of past experiences. the experiences of others whom they trust or media and online outlets. they believe to be sources of credible and verifiable information. now, a few points in this report that i thought were interesting. one is the pentagon did actually can see that there are certain phenomenon, certain things that they have they have seen in our airspace that have not been able to be explain. the pentagon called these anomalous and right now they don't know how those things are operating, but they say those are just a small sliver of sightings and the reports that they have gotten another big part of this report that isn't getting as much attention is at the pentagon actually does admit that there were programs they set up with the intention to recover and

reverse engineer you a piece. it is right there in black and white. but arrow says those programs were eventually done away with because they didn't actually finding you a piece to reverse engineer. and they say that there was a lack of mission for those. >> and that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight. the spurs without star rookie victor wembanyama visited the staff was warriors tonight at chase center got up in sports. aaron wilson is going to let us know which team play best without their best player.

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>> well, the warriors play their first game without the services of their injured steph curry. now they hosted the 13 when spurs chase. they were playing without their rookie victor wembanyama the spurs word so crisp all he was inserted into the warriors starting lineup in place of stiff trayce jackson-davis in place to weigh-in. so that could give cp 3 of laughter. it will. that being said, the warriors, their offense was flowing early on the break. draymond green right here. he's jonathan kuminga inside. he splits 2 spurs, puts it and get the foul commingle finished with 26 points on the night. but it was all downhill there. the spurs, a birth. the warriors from beyond the arc. the spurs missed that shot but they get the offensive rebound. get back out to killed in jonathan ucd. it's one of the 6. >> spurs to hit a three-pointer. johnson had 22 points off the biz. now the warriors, they also had 12 turnovers. that collins right here with the pick in the spsrs on the break. on the other way, jeremy sohan lays it in and the spurs. they outscored the warriors 30 to 16 in the 3rd and led by 19 at

the half. so the warriors they made a little run to open up the 3rd klay thompson. he finished with 27 points. he was their saving grace. tonight. he is the 3 point here to bring the warriors within 9. but that was as close as they would get to the spurs. tonight, the spurs defense was tough. quite right here. gets blocked from behind the spurs on the break. again, this time branum connects to the transition 3 right here. 20 points for branum. and then finally, when these replacement there dominate barlow watching here, klay again. but out beyond the arc. he gets the break. he's going the other way finishes with the jam there. 19 points, 8 rebounds for barlow and the spurs. they pretty much to the warriors eat at home. and there's one. 26 one, 13. the warriors have now lost 2 straight at home. 2 teams below 500 on the season and will their 17, 17? >> chase. here's steve kerr following to

>> see what was the hardest part of this game for you took took to indoor. all of it. it's tough. it's tough. we just never had any traction in the game. i didn't feel like we had a >> confidence or i thought their pace and there their movement bothered us. and then we had some breakdowns and just felt like we're never, never, really in the game. >> mean, we have a wcc tournament action that they're going tonight as well. santa clara looking to impress the ncaa tournament judges after losing 2 of their last 3 in the regular season. they opened some eyes again. san diego tonight, though they put on a good showing tight game early on with the broncos. they went on a 20 to 5 run to take command of the game and on a bar with the corner, 3 pointer there. had 24 points on the night and the broncos. they went up by 17 at the break. san a little run in the 2nd half. but johnny o'neil was johnny on the spot with the steal. okay, pete, i like

that right break away. jam. plus the foul with the danger is pushed in the back 20 points and 3 steals for o'neill broncos rather. the broncos coasted into the semifinals with a 1, 0, 4, 79 when the broncos will now face the top-seeded saint mary's on monday night who are ready before today's match up with the senator, the sharks, general manager mike greer. he was he arrived at the starting tonight, emotionally exhausted, of course, after trading away a quarter of his roster during the trade deadline. that was yesterday for several new players of high draft picks. now, meanwhile, the biggest name, greg, a b-plus. no surprise here, thomas hurdle. he was making new friends in las vegas with his new team. the golden knights, the defending champions. let's just get into the game from today. so the new-look sharks were on the power play in the first period when fabian general and put a shot on goal in front of it. right there that his word

alone, it deflects into the go. you see it again there. it wasn't pretty. but the shark, they do go nothing. we head into the second period. now we're tied at one. the sharks again on the power play in it in with one timer from the right circle. now wicked wrist. their shot from the lead in the second goal of the day. he only had 3 coming into the game and goalie manasquan ahead. 32 same type of day for the sharks. you know, they get one at home. they win this one. the final score. this one with 2 to one in favor of the sharks. so let's talk about the a's and the giants because obviously spring training is on the way there in scottdale today. jordan hicks, he made his 3rd start of the giants. now hicks look good. striking out 6 over 3 scoreless innings. nice clean outing for the former reliever matt chapman. he was. >> back in the lineup against his former team. he got his first spring hit as well. they're the giant. they score

5 times with only one hit in the 7th. now wait mickler. he gets a blooper there to drop in center field. that was a ball game. the giants they beat the a's 5 to one was the final guest. baseball. we get some hockey. >> we get some bad, bad what is its rocket well without staff. it's going to be tough. well, yes, there is the team. >> this is true, but they lost with so the bulls, it's like they get on a roll and then a spike. >> they had a low and then they get back on the road. you know, every game counts this time of year, though, right? every game counts. so being out is not an excuse. they got to make up all right. our most and thank you. think. >> the olympics coming to los angeles in 2028, are there. karen bass is already getting ready. >> she took a delegation of france to meet with paris officials to learn how they're preparing for the upcoming summer olympics in paris. senator mitchell has the story. >> paris is a walking city.

it's also really easy to get where you're going. but just jumping on a metro in los angeles city. officials now planning for this huge influx of people expected to arrive this summer. 2028 games. we love our freeways. we love our cars. but here's the surprising part. they say nobody will be allowed to drive to our olympic venues. i mean, it's historic metro system to buses and likes paris is a city on the move. and prepping to transport more than 1 million people invading france for the summer olympic games. but in la where stuck on the freeway is a familiar phrase. one of the big goals of getting ready for the summer. 2028 olympics is figuring out how to get athletes and spectators to the venues. we're going to have 500,000 people descending into the city of los angeles hosting what is the equivalent

of multiple super bowl events every single day for the duration of the games. >> that's one of the big reasons. several city council members are in paris this week with a delegation led by la mayor. karen, best who stresses la has made progress since the city last hosted the games 40 years ago in 83, everybody was convinced it was going to be a disaster. everybody was dreading the traffic and back then there was no metro system. we had no technology them like we do now. 40 years ago, we did not have met wrote. >> we had very little public transportation, not like what we have today. here's how the 2 cities compare. paris has one of the most efficient public transportation systems in the world with 14 different subway lines across 244 stations la has just 2 subway lines and for light rail lines across 100 stations. now metro has added connections to lax and expansion to the former gold line and others. but it

still lags far behind to get up to speed. la will be adding more bus and metro lines and closing some streets. but the biggest change in a city obsessed with their vehicles, keeping cars part. you're not going to able to drive your car to the to the game to the venues. you have to take public transit to get there, which means we have a lot of work to do. >> one big frustration in southern california. it's all that street and freeway construction. but all that is going to stop. in fact, la city officials now tell us there will be no plan. construction. >> during the 2028 summer games in paris. i'm sandra mitchell. >> all right. well, we have some nice weather at the end of the week. we'll just have to deal

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>> got to go to one of these games. the savannah bananas appearing to have the time of their lives there. and the baseball team travels the country performing dances while also playing baseball. they do so much crazy. stop the catcher in the picture reenacted bill medley and jennifer warren's classic. i'm at the time of my life. the team's nearly 2 minute dance sequences been viewed more than 13 million times on tiktok. unbelievable. unbelievable gal. >> and there are a lot of fun. hey, don't forget to turn your

clocks an hour ahead. we're springing forward literally. so even though we're going to lose some sleep, we are going to gain a later fries. so before 7.30, to wake up, maybe 05:00am and 06:00am like we have in the winter and then sunset just before 7.15. so we'll get some nice daylight. spring is coming. this is our 7 day forecast here. so we have some rain. i was telling you about tomorrow night, monday night into tuesday. we gradually warm up after wednesday and we're going to see a huge ship, as you can see thursday, friday, saturday, 70's for daytime highs. and it's going to be looking really nice next weekend. i'm really looking forward to and i think a lot of people are as well. >> yeah, get out their breakout. the son garrett, lay outside in the grass. get some raise every weekend. we've had rain. i know this is like the first quiet weekend in a while. so as you can see, we're drying out and go get some sunshine. all right, thanks a lot. well, that's going to wrap things up for us here at 10 o'clock with john is just in a few minutes for kron. 4 news at 11. see that.

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>> news station, this news 11. >> now at 11 terrifying moments for a nurse in the east bay when she witnesses, a thief drive away in her car. the robbery taking place inside a hospital parking lot. we're hearing from the victim tonight. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 11, dan thorn, a kaiser oakland nurse says that her car was stolen right in front of her and she was leaving work on friday. proffers man, harry talk with that woman and she joins us and studio now with more. amanda.