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found after the plane landed. >> 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. stephanie lin. >> it's saturday. march the 16th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. hey there days. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a sweet weekend we have in store for you. it's actually tentatively not the astronomical spring, but we're awfully close and boy going to feel like and that starts with today. well, we had a little bit yesterday to lots of sunshine going on here for you, pushing those inland temperatures through the lower 70's. first things. first, we have the satellite picture. what's going on? pretty clear going to stay that way. there is some interruption off towards the east and the west not going to impact us. we did have some winds before. nice oranges in the color is a shunt here. going on for more. a camera shot. and as far as those winds were losing them

as a result dry air here, we'll have a nice warm-up going on this morning. temperature check for you. a little chilly. 41 up there to santa rosa. 48 qua non for san jose. 54 half moon bay para fives for san francisco in 49 for antioch. the contrast. little chilly up north, though, because you don't have the support of the winds as temperatures fell some 20 degrees behind the numbers we had from yesterday trailing about 11 degrees there for half moon bay and 8 for concord. the breakdown today get you up to 69 by 2 o'clock. again, some lower 70's expected well inland and we'll keep this gravy train going well into early next week before. yes, another term. we'll have more details in the forecast, stephanie. all right. looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> happening right now, caltrans officials shut down a nine-mile stretch of 6.80, southbound through early next week. it's for paving project that was meant to start in january but got delayed due to rain. 6.80, is closed between the 5, 86, 80 connector, unpleasant and all the way through highway 84 in sunol. the closure goes through 4 o'clock monday morning.

caltrans says this weekend's closure will help lower the number of closures needed to finish the project. also happening this weekend in the east bay, a stretch of the bart route between the richmond and el sobrino del norte, a station is closed today and tomorrow from major track work, all red lines services canceled to the area. buses will be available for commuters between the 2 stations. and more trouble for united airlines on a flight leaving sfo. but this time the problem wasn't discovered until the plane landed in oregon. kron four's dan thorn brings us the details. >> another issue for united airlines flight leaving sfo after landing at rogue valley international medford airport friday afternoon. a united aircraft was found without an external panel. medford airport spokesperson says they were forced to briefly pause operations on the runway to look for any debris. none was found. this is a very minor

incident in the grand scheme of things. retired commercial airline pilot doug rice says. >> the external panel is an aluminum fairing which helps smooth the air against the plane. >> making for a smoother ride. this specific boeing 7.37. is a 25 year-old aircraft. and rice says at that age metal fatigue can set these aircraft, go through a significant amount of maintenance they should be catching these things. what we're learning now is >> that we have to be more aware of these things as they go through maintenance and double checking and triple checking the this latest issue for united is making some passengers feel uneasy. >> on thursday, a flight approaching sfl had a hydraulic leak with some smoke seen by the landing gear. last week. a japan-bound plane lost a wheel during takeoff and had to make an emergency landing in los angeles. and on monday, a united flight bound for sfo

from australia was forced to turn around because of a maintenance issue. >> think it's a little scary. the fact that this keeps coming up all the sudden and i i don't know if it's because we haven't been aware and now we are. always said, and it's it's an immediate issue that we're dealing with. >> it's scary for people. united spokesperson says there wasn't an emergency landing in oregon because there was no indication of damage during the flight. they're now going to do an investigation to find out what happened at sfo. dan thorn kron. 4 >> and an update to the alaska airlines flight where a door blew off mid-flight. it's now been revealed a seat belt saved the life of a passenger during that frightening ordeal. according to a new lawsuit filed on behalf of 7 dppassengers, one of them said his body lifted out of the seat and suction tour off his shoes and socks and bruised his lakes. the incident happened in january over portland. the plane did land safely. the department of

justice has opened a criminal investigation. in the east bay. investigators recovered a body in the oakland estuary friday afternoon. alameda firefighter sharing this image with us as crews got ready to get into the water after reports of a man having trouble swimming, the crew deployed search and rescue teams and search for the man for about an hour before finding the victim under water. that person was pronounced dead at the scene. officials are working to identify the victim. a judge has appointed a special master to oversee the women's prison in dublin. this part of a lawsuit filed by 8 inmates claiming abuse from some of the prison workers. this comes after a the fda. fbi raided the prison earlier this week as we first reported agency's computers and documents. then and since 2021, 7 prison workers have either pleaded guilty or been convicted of abuse. and another case is still pending. a member of the

google voice has been sentenced to life in federal prison for the murder and attempted murder of to oakland security guards in 2020, robert justice junior was convicted of murder and attempted murder just last year. investigators say justice was the driver of the car involved in the killing, a protective services officer. dave underwood and steven carrillo fired the deadly gunshots. justice was also convicted of attempted murder of a second federal officer and a drive-by shooting. officials say both justice and follow the so-called boogaloo movement loosely organized anti-government group that believed a second u.s. civil war was imminent. new details about a shooting that injured 4 sonoma county sheriff's deputies. officials releasing the 9-1-1 audio and body cam footage. we do want to warn you some might find this next video. disturbing. >> yes, i would become for many are trading us. you've like a ripe for from them. what's the address?

>> authorities say jose luis or vontez showed up at a nightclub on stony point told todd rhodes after being kicked out the night before police say servant is appeared at the business with a rifle and threatened to shoot people when deputies got there. cervantes drove off. he pulled into a parking lot on taught in standish roads and that is where he opened fire on deputies after firing several times. he's got back in his car. he then drove off after firing at the deputies. he headed back to the restaurant before leading police on a chase that ended in a crash. the suspect died at the scene and during the shootout for deputies were injured. 3 the 4 are recovering. a 4th deputy suffered a head injury and remains in the hospital. we now know that deputy suffered their injuries after another

deputy accidently hit them with their patrol car. and happening today, bagpipes corned beef and a sea of green take over san francisco for the annual saint patrick's day parade. >> festival activities start at 11, 30 at the corner of second and market street. the parade marches down market and makes its way to civic center plaza for a festival and the event set to end around 03:30pm in the afternoon. you can expect street closures. we have all of those details on our website at kron. 4 dot com. >> and the city of dublin host, the saint patrick's day celebration as well. starting at 10 this morning in the area of dublin boulevard and civic plaza. >> this year's event runs today and tomorrow featuring 3 stages of irish music and dance food, carnival rides and more than 250 vendors tonight, you can also check out a special light show featuring 200 drones. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news pg e donates more than a dozen

acres of land to one bay area community to help build affordable housing. plus, federal officials call and other countries to do more to help stop the fentanyl crisis. the action that officials are demanding and big changes could be coming to the bike and pedestrian paths on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. >> and how about a spring-like weekend? you we ordered it. it's here. temperatures racing to the 60's by noon and into the lower 70's well inland and join other one for tomorrow as well. we'll have that weekend forecast. we come

>> a bay area environmentalist group says it plans to file a lawsuit against the san francisco public utilities commission over sewage that goes into the bay during heavy rainstorms. according to the organization's san francisco baykeeper 72 million gallons of sewage is discharged into the bay every year. they say that sewage contains bacteria, viruses, chemicals in trash. they claim the city is violating the clean water act, saying the city of san francisco has a combined system that treats both sewage and storm water at the same time, which is different from other california coastal cities. the sfp you see says the discharge is authorized by the environmental protection agency and that the current system is designed to help prevent trash from escaping into the bay. and advisory has been lifted for oakland's lake merritt after some of the water in the lake turned red. that color created fears of an algae bloom. eli kersh, a water expert from lake tech, explains how that rather they tell us that the water is now

safe and he explains what causes an algae >> use the term algae kind of kind of general term, this specific species and i know flatulent. that is present. it's a small microscopic organism. there are tens of thousands of species, some of them can be harmful and some not there are typically always present in some combination of but from time to time, different conditions, whether that's climate or weather water quality can lead to them to grow rapidly, get out of control. and that's when we call that a bloom. blooms typically classified by wanted here in abundance in the water. and the reason that's a problem is when they grow to that extent, they will eventually start to die off. and when that happens that we have rapid depletion of oxygen in the water and that often lead to fish kills. >> kerr says the recent cold weather and rain we've had helped get rid of the algae again. that advisory has been lifted and it is safe to

visit. the lake. officials say. all right, taking a live look now from mount tam gorgeous view of the bay at 7.14 this morning could see the city of san francisco out on the right hand side of your screen. there. and good morning to all of you waking up with us at the moment. and check in now with day for more. i need sunglasses. just a nice shot what he's done many good morning, everybody. little darker picture coming in here. this is half moon bay. get a little time for the sun to come up to its performance. but >> nice place to be over the weekend. and in fact, early into next week as weather looks like it will hold. we'll get some of that fog coming back in the morning hours. we're going to point out, but beyond that, everybody is looking at pretty much mostly sunny the next few days here. so let's go to future cast for what happens. basically sunny today and then as we get into the evening hours, you see fog developing san francisco bay. also monterey to the south. notice breaking up as we approach noon tomorrow. back to mostly sunny up in those temperatures inland a little bit from today. and then by

tomorrow night and into monday through the whole thing again, looks like it's getting into the sacramento valley as well as we go back to mostly sunny or temperatures set right now. 41 santa rosa on the cool spot there. 55 for san francisco. 48 on the san jose and 49 well inland there for any off with tri valley. also little colder too well in the 40's. what happened? we lost the winds. winds now trailing to the south. you don't have the mixing process with the dry air. so. when you have that, storing can't cool off as easily did get a little bit cooler up north, though. and that's why the contrast is so great. there as the phone, the background, mostly sunny and nice today, 70 ish for the bay lower 70's well inland tomorrow. again, noting that morning fog but clearing out and warm touch warmer at that. and then next week, it's interesting. we start things off and kind of a nice warm note here and all will maybe get up to the middle 70's by tuesday. and then to the latter portion of the week. cloud cover comes back again. and we're looking some showers returning again. that will be after the astronomical spring. but anyway, 66 san francisco,

mostly sunny and nice open coming in at 69. 73 down the santa clara valley. another warm spot to be had 2. so the east bay south bay, get a look at some of the warmer numbers, although to be matched here in the north bay, too. san francisco you're looking at about 66 for high today. will build on that a little bit over the next couple of days here. but it's really definitely flavor spring stuff in the next 4 days or love the sound of that yeah. but rain does come back though. we'll have one extended. that's okay. april showers bring may flowers. there you go. like the positive thanks so much, dave. >> in national news, secretary of state antony blinken is calling on other nations to help fight the fentanyl prices was washington, d.c., correspondent reshad hudson spoke spoke one-on-one with the secretary. >> secretary of state antony blinken is used to dealing with problems on the world stage, but now he is turning his attention to the fentanyl crisis here at home. every city, every state has been affected by the opioid crisis

thursday. blinken travel to vienna for the annual meeting of the un commission on narcotic drugs. he is calling on other countries to do more to stop the trafficking of fentanyl and other synthetic drugs. it's an international problem, not a domestic problem. >> blinken says most of the fit in all killing americans is coming from china. he says president biden has been forceful and getting china to crack down on making the deadly drug. china has put out the regulations. >> telling its companies that they can't involved in this in the strait. it has actually taken down companies that are still many congressional republicans blame the biden administration for the huge amounts of fentanyl coming into the u.s. west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito believes this is a campaign weakness for president biden. he's weak because people don't think he's done enough. >> to stop the fentanyl trafficking and they're right. he has not. >> ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says he has a

bill that will help stop the illegal drugs from coming into the country. it's partly to to send more resources to the point of entry in the border to make sure that we can detect the stuff. brown applauds the biden administration's efforts and says congress has a role to play as well. reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> vice president kamala harris held the white house's first public event on marijuana reform friday. the vp was joined by grammy-nominated artist and philanthropist that joe and kentucky governor andy beshear also in attendance were people who got pardons for prior marijuana convictions. now they spoke but reclassifying marijuana under federal drug law. >> and what we need to do is recognize that far too many people have been sent to jail for simple marijuana possession. and impact is such that taylor black americans and that he knows are 4 times more likely 4 times more

likely to be arrested, arrested for marijuana possession and that spirit is even larger. when you talk about the subset black men and team. >> but president biden discussed cannabis reform during his state of the union address last week saying, quote, no one should be jailed for simply using marijuana. was the apple vision pro worth the hefty price tag our edge. tomorrow brings us his review. in today's tech smart. >> apple vision pro has been on sale for just over a month now. and while the technology is indeed game-changing, the experience is still somewhat limited, especially for such a high price tag. apple vision pro is a headset that combines augmented reality and virtual reality. >> you can see apps, videos and games super imposed on the world around you or turning off and be completely immersed in a virtual world. it's both

incredible, expensive and limited in some ways. for starters, the headset is heavy and can be uncomfortable. there's a constant pull of a tethered battery pack. here's one thing they don't show in the commercials. what you look like when you take this apple mail, the software you control everything with i tracking hand gestures, siri and hardware buttons. it all works perfectly and feels like the future. however, popular apps are still sparse. there's no netflix. no, you too. entertainment is excellent. it's like watching on the largest screen you've ever seen the picture bright and sharp. the audio loud and clear. apple calls vision pro a spatial computer, which means you can work inside by setting up multiple screens to check e-mail type documents, surf the web and more you can connect a separate keyboard and mouse using bluetooth or use your mac and have your computer screen floating in mid-air. his experience for by kind of car, my laptop more

straight forward. facetime uses a feature called persona. use the vision pro to take 3 pictures of yourself stitches. those together to make a moving version of your head. it's strange, but apple continues to improve this overall. apple vision pro is just at the beginning. apple truly created something out of the future. hopefully the price will get more affordable. so the experience will be more within reach. make no mistake. the apple vision pro is an incredible piece of technology with a bright future. >> but that $3500 price point is definitely holding it back. also sharing the vision pro experience with a family member or a friend is not the easiest process. if you want to read my full review, go to my website. rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you our tech smart. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the tsa is testing new security measures at airports by the move is raising some concerns among passengers.

>> the tsa is testing facial recognition technology at nearly 30 airports across the country. there are concerns over the new system possibly storing data without the passengers consent. the tsa says the technology overall improve safety. and the plan is eventually to expand this

technology to 400 airports. and target is rolling out changes to its self checkout lanes starting tomorrow. it's converting them to express lanes for customers with 10 items or less a target experimented with the idea last year, 200 stores. the retailer says it's all check out was twice as fast at those stores. anyone with more than 10 items must go to a cash register. and new this morning, dollar general is also making changes to check out procedures because it says of ongoing theft issues. the company ceo says that they are removing self checkout, stands in about 300 locations after an increase in shoplifting. ore workers involved in check out to help cut down on the number of deaths. >> of a kind of a nail in the coffin or confirmation we do want to kind of maybe explore other other areas. >> still ahead and open business owner says he is thinking of leaving the city after his restaurant has been

broke is broken into other for a 3rd time.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price moves forward. the latest on the count to get the proposal before voters. and speaking are coming to san francisco. the details on the new program and how drivers will be impacted. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks so much for joining us

here at 7.29. this morning. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your saturday their days. a good morning, 70. good morning, everybody and funny and nice spring-like of forecast we have going on here for you before we get to the astronomical equinox about that action. so. >> we'll be seeing a lot of sunshine and those temperatures plowing into the 70's and that includes areas around the bay too. first things first to how we're doing right now. live shot of sfo. no delays occurring out there. beautiful sunrise. you can see the breakdown for you. keeps that orange ball up all day today. 62 by 11:00am, i to? we're at 69 and 70's to be found in most of the inland locations. no interference coming upstream except bit of fog tries to settle in here probably overnight. and that will probably mix out as we approach noon. the winds that we've been having are starting to kind of the part stage here a bit. so we'll get just an afternoon breeze, but not much of one. we touch windy conditions before lower 40's up to the north bay where the winds have left. so the that allowed some last-minute

cooling just before dawn 50 for hayward this hour. 54 san francisco, a 54 half moon bay. but look at that. contrast up in the north bay behind by more than a dozen degrees. don't worry this afternoon will make up for it with your high temperatures coming up in a well, high temperatures here here to get a load lower 70's, including up in the north bay and the south bay in a bit. now a walk you through the 4 zone forecast. look at the extended. well, there's more rain still on the horizon. stephanie. all right. thank you. >> happening right now, a nine-mile stretch of southbound. i-680, is closed in pleasanton for road work of the stretch of road will be closed until monday morning. well, boys, tiffany justice live for us now in pleasanton with all the details on this. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. s this project should take the weekend to complete, according to caltrans, it started around 9 o'clock last night crews have been working hard to complete this project in a timely manner. you can see some of the construction work right behind us, but mainly. >> you can see no one driving

on the southbound lanes of i 6.80. >> because caltrans has logged off a nine-mile stretch of the roadway for repayment project in the fix. those pesky potholes. i-680, will be closed casa boulevard in ramon all the way south to state route. 84 in sunol northbound lanes will remain open, though. the work was initially set to start in january. but due to the rain this year, it was pushed back. caltrans recommending some alternative routes for drivers to take drivers coming from the tracy area can take i-580, westbound to southbound highway 84 which intersects with southbound i-680, and the drivers coming from concord or north of concord can takes out state route 4 to i-80 to i-80 a caltrans also telling us that this project should wrap up around 04:00am on monday. we're back back to studio it funny. thank you so much for your live report.

>> the signatures gathered to recall the alameda county district attorney were turned in early last week. the county registrar of voters there says that they all need to be counted by hand. those votes or rather those signatures to figure out if there is enough support to prompt a recall election. kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >> it may not be until next month before we know if opponents of alameda county district attorney pamela price have enough signatures to force a recall election more than 123,000 signatures were turned in and the alameda county registrar of voters says after using the random sampling method authorized by state law. the results are not sufficient to determine whether the signature threshold has been met. that threshold is 73,195 signatures. as a result, the registrar will now begin a manual count of the verified signatures. the folks that are driving this fails their first big test. >> william fitzgerald, this

with the campaign to keep price in office. they spent millions of dollars trying to get those signatures and yesterday make their tools that but now there's an open question whether that signatures it has a little legitimacy to the signatures. but brenda grisham with the campaign to recall price doesn't see the hand count as a negative. even better. so there's. >> no question that we have what we need, that the people signed. the petition is the petitions legal, the signatures legal. so that's a plus for us. >> but supporters of price are also raising questions about the registrar of voters decision to take additional time to do a hand count. and if you look on the chart of the current rules, >> there's no section in it that says that if it doesn't, if you can count and after 10, 10 days get extra 30 days that that doesn't exist in our meeting. how fitzgerald says the campaign to keep price in office is now talking to lawyers.

>> to see if this extra time his legal. but they say that doesn't mean they won't accept the results. we're going to abide by the decision of the county. we're going to trust them. what we're trying to impress upon folks because the question has been asked, is that there are legal questions over what's happening right now. we reached out to the alameda county registrar of voters office to get some clarification on. >> how much time they have to count the signatures. they didn't get back to us. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> around this time next year, san francisco streets could have speed cameras monitoring drivers. transit officials are looking to install them at 33 spots in the city. kron four's terisa stasio brings us the details. >> a four-year-old girl in a stroller killed when a driver hit her at this intersection at kean in san francisco, a beloved teacher fatally struck walking to school. just 2 recent pedestrian fatalities on the streets in san

francisco. >> the more we can slow vehicles down, even if it's just by a mile per hour or 2, the higher the chance of surviving. shannon hate those with the sfmta. the agency is moving to install. 33 cameras in critical corridors. >> throughout san francisco in the next few months, it is part of a pilot program funded with the passage of ab 6.45. signed by the governor last fall. >> so san francisco is joint with oakland and san jose. up here in northern california and in southern california, there are 3 cities. unsafe speed is one of the most common factors in crashes that result in injuries or death in the event of a crash between a car, a pedestrian or cyclist, the vehicle speed will largely determine the survivability of the crash. a person hit by a car traveling 40 miles per hour is 8 times. >> more likely to be killed in

a person hit by a car traveling 20 miles per hour. take its planes. extensive research went into selecting the 33 camera locations. the sfmta board will weigh in on the recommended cameras next tuesday at their scheduled meeting. >> just this week about. how in the first time since new york city has been tracking traffic related fatalities, which was 1914, they started tracking. this is the first last year was the first year that there pedestrian fatalities is the lowest. >> jody madera says with safe streets ffe organization is pushed for measures to reduce pedestrian fatalities. following a rally last august when the 4 year-old was struck. they held rallies to draw attention to how speed can kill the program is expected to go online by this time next year. warning notices will be sent in the first 2 months of operations for those offenders. speeding

11 miles over the limit then finds will be sent to those speeding vehicles to recess stasio companies, another oakland business damaged by burglars. the owner says this is the 3rd time someone has broken into his restaurant. >> as kron four's philippe djegal reports, the owner says he's now thinking of leaving the city. >> 3 years ago when sheffey money grier opened his plant-based rice bowl shop roasted and raw. he envisioned a long run in downtown oakland, but 3 burglaries later he is considering a new city. i think this is of a kind of a nail in the coffin or we do want to kind of maybe explore other. >> other areas shattered glass, a familiar sight in the area. greer says burglars broke into the eatery early friday morning and stole money. the losses less than the cost repair the damage because he no longer leaves much inside the business. overnight, you can keep cash on hand.

>> you can't keep the safe and office they jam this time. they they completely jammed and open the office door. so they only got away with petty cash says in the drawer. earlier this week, more than 200 business owners in oakland shared their intent to boycott paying their taxes. if the city does not fix the problem. >> the city countered by saying taxes pay for essential public services like police officers and 9-1-1, dispatchers. >> and that recently bolstering both positions has led to improved response times and a decrease in property crimes. still, greer says he can only take so much she car break-ins outside really drives away tourism. the drives away. even customers of mind for my prop up for. >> customers in mind from the tv show or news or social media say, hey, we want to come but >> man, you're in downtown oakland, you know, and i do my car broken. and so >> it really has taken a serious toll on us for the time being. greer will continue to operate downtown while eyeing a future move. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news.

>> a 15 year-old is arrested after police say he helped steal a car in vacaville. the moment captured on camera. as you can see there, police say that they tracked the teen down to monterrey. he was booked into jail on robbery and gun charges. the car was found empty in valais hope police have still not found the second suspect in that video. there. the police are asking for your help, finding a woman accused of stealing more than $3600 worth of merchandise from a business. we have an image shared by police. it shows the suspect. police say that the that the shoplifting happened at a store on coma boulevard back on march 4th, anyone with information is asked to please call coma. police. and changes could be coming to the richmond. sandra fell bridge that would limit cyclist and pedestrian access. transit officials say they plan to recommend that those groups use the path only on weekends.

they say that they're just not enough people using the bike lane during the week to justify keeping it in place. 24 7, it's not yet clear if that recommendation will be adopted yet. pg e is donating more than 13 acres of land to habitat for humanity to build more affordable housing in novato. the development is expected to be the largest affordable home site in the state housing. more than 300 people. a total of 80 homes are expected to be built pg and e says they will also be parks courtyards and trails. >> the need is so great. you know, when we had 20 homes available, we had over 700 families apply our last project in redwood city. so to be standing here in this community where the average home price is 1.6 million dollars to be able to bring affordable homeownership to the community, to the county to the city is just remarkable. >> construction is expected to break ground later this year. coming up on the kron 4

morning news. the oakland coliseum will be put to good use in the coming years. more of the teams that plan to use the state. >> california's fast-food council holds its first council holds its first meeting on capitol have heart failure with unresolved symptoms?

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all weekend long. the crew says that they are excited to show off what they've been working on the last few months. >> the thing most gratifying part of on this team is going to different parts of the country and interacting with people of all generations and backgrounds influencing the next generations to do something bigger than themselves. >> the air show runs today and tomorrow and features multiple acts. in addition to the blue angels looking like a nice day to fly out there at this hour 07:44am. this morning day. >> yes, so we look at that picture there. a little bit orange is still left over. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. look at this. this is up 70 national park but still saying kind of deal in tahoe. the snow still in place probably getting some melting going on. but plenty of it up their forecast next couple of days, not quite to spring summer type stuff. know. lower to middle 50's there. but again, enough to get some melting, not too much now because start to have some problems. so it's kind of goldilocks zone here where

it's mild but not too warm. futurecast for that. we have the fog coming back. it looks like late tonight filling up parts of the bay and monterey clearing out as we get to around noon in back of the sunshine for our sunday afternoon. only to return to thicker fog looks like into monday. but again, that will mix out as we go into early next week, looking pretty good. but later on upstream, yeah. 2nd half of the week. different story as we return to a wetter pattern. this is by thursday night into friday. maybe a break for the weekend and then early the following week looks to be unsettled again course. we get a little closer. we'll know more details on this. but it looks like upstream. it will be a different pattern that we're joined this weekend. 4 zone forecast cover new this saturday. 66 for san francisco. but look at this as the coach were in the lower to middle 60's, went up that a little bit probably early into the week. now, 67 burlingame, san bruno also coming in at 67 foster city. 69. and here we

go. lower 70's for redwood city, palo alto, south bay up and that a little bit more so into the lower 70's again, probably middle 70's tomorrow. maybe 73 for san jose. santa clara matching that cupertino, 72 and still 70 ish along the east bay shore line. try valley is matching that. don't forget the starting from a little bit of a lower position so that the make up for that this morning as it was chilly this morning, 72 walnut creek and also conquered 66 for berkeley vallejo. 67, along with a fairfield napa at 71 and 73 for santa rosa. again, we'll warm up next couple of days. enjoy this. like spring-like weather and just about the time it does get here with could turn to the cooler weather lower 60's. get here. unsettled as we have robust of rain coming our way. but as you pointed out, the showers help the mayflowers even april yet. so will we will get there soon? enough? thanks a lot, dave. >> the oakland alameda county coliseum authority got approval for the oakland roots. and so sports clubs to play at the oakland coliseum.

>> the 2 clubs can play at the venue from march of next year through february 2026. officials say they're looking forward to seeing people show up for the games. takes us. the motion passes. >> all right. well, thank you all so very much. and i look forward to the exciting and vibrant soccer games here in the facility. >> the approval comes just one day after oakland and alameda county officials met with the a's to discuss the team signing a lease extension for the next 3 years. the group meets again on april second. right now the city is asking the a's leave behind its branding and logo went it officially relocates. the oakland a's are right now leasing the coliseum through this season. the team released a statement that says they're open to being co tenants with the roots in seoul in 2025. and look forward to meeting with the roots soon. helping his brand new fast food council met for the first time this week. that meeting comes

about 2 weeks before most statewide, fast food workers see an increase in the minimum, minimum wage. capitol correspondent eytan wallace brings us the details. >> well, keep in mind, this council includes stakeholders from across the industry, everybody from employees themselves to labor union representatives to franchisees, all of whom say they want to work together to improve the industry. >> the duties upon which i am about to enter congratulation with that oath of office. california's new fast food council became official over time. its members will develop standards, rules and regulations and will gradually increase the minimum wage for california's fast-food industry. both those motions have approved in total. the council is made up of 11 members all appointed by the governor. among them for who are either fast food employees or those representing labor unions for franchisees are business owners to non-voting members and one chairperson at the meeting members shared what they hope to accomplish big some hard. >> too few other workers are

going to. and if that in port saint lucia teeth and to listen to their work realistic. and that's the point of my efforts here today. hear what you have to say to listen to it are printed and recommend the legislature and to the department of labor changes that will improve your lives. the meeting comes just before the minimum wage. for most fast food workers will increase to $20 an hour. >> on april, first, some of the meeting noted employees generally support that law but stressed it also left some business owners saying they have no choice but to either slash hours or increased prices. i understand the need to the workers. >> and i'll talk a little bit about that for a minute. understand the need to the president because we need business has to be successful. but the workers to the success, the minimum wage law also includes an exemption for businesses that bacon sell bread as a standalone item. >> questions arose at the meeting about what power the council has to add additional

exemptions. but staff who testified said that answer may not be from until a later date. some point you're going to have an attorney specifically assigned to work with the council. so that's going to be some probably want to take up with that person of the 150 people in attendance. many were fast food employees wearing purple seiu, labor union shirts. some spoke during public comment about issues they face. we're not treated as human beings. >> we are treated as simply as numbers. we need to improve. so all of those can have their wages. we can also have a safe environment to work city, took an assist went public. i need you to listen to us. council members responding elevate those issues to management. >> and talk i just want to say thank you there's more to come. so just stay tuned. >> and remember, this was just an introductory meeting. the council will hold its next meeting and the next 6 months reporting in sacramento, eytan

wallace kron. 4 news. >> and we'll be right back.

the oakland zoo is gondola will be closed due to wind advisories. the park released a statement on their social media saying the attraction will be closed until monday. the rest of the park is open all weekend with some new animals for park goers. and the votes are in for naming the new tiger cub at the oakland zoo. say hello to really she was rescued from captivity a few weeks ago and

she's very feisty now. won't be staying at the oakland zoo permanently after she's fully recovered. she'll be moved to a facility that specializes it big cat care. all right. take a look at this. marin county crews. they saved a horse from a muddy ditch. now this happened thursday in novato. crews used heavy machinery to rescue this animal, of course, was rescue and reunited with its owner. the strong national museum of play released its 12 finalists this week for the video game hall of fame. they include the late 70's arcade classic asteroids and 2005 guitar hero as well as games from the 90's like resident evil, tony hawk's pro skater. and you don't know, jack, the hall of fame recognizes games for their influence on video game design and pop culture from here. the top vote getters will be inducted into the hall of fame may night. i'm surprised that after has gotten there sooner, the mega

millions jackpot continues to grow. it's now up to 875 million dollars. that means the winner can get a cash prize of over 400 billion dollars. lots of money there, death but has been going since the last winning ticket was sold in december. next. drawing happens on tuesday night. happening tonight. you have a chance to win the 600 million dollar powerball jackpot cash prize. and that drawing is more than 300 million dollars. the odds of winning the powerball one or more than one in 392 million. best of luck. still ahead in the next hour of morning news 5 for the fantasy green take over san francisco. >> we've got the details on today's big saint patrick's day parade. coming up. plus, major construction. i-680, might impact your weekend travel plans. stay tuned for more details on that. and new legal action involving allegations. assault allegations rather connected to a double women's prison. stay with us. the kron 4 stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday. march the 16th. let's get your morning started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we have a sweet weekend in store for you. looks like those temperatures bump and well into the 70's. it looks like not just inland, but also on the east bay shoreline. it looks like as well. so we keep the sunshine flowing on into early next week. here's the shot from space. little bit of disturbance down doors, south shore, but for us looking good, we'll get that fog returning, though. that's for tomorrow morning. and also into monday, too. here's a live look at what it looks like in half moon bay as the sun starts to fill up some of the valleys. meanwhile, our winds have departed that allowed temperatures to fall a little bit just before dawn a little bit up in the north bay. the radiation cooling effect where when you have the winds circulating a lot to the south that didn't allow temperatures to fall as much. there you have a lot of 50's hanging on. 52 for san jose.

also half moon bay, 54 san francisco. but a chilly 40 santa rosa. she can see that trails by some 21 degrees from yesterday where we have the wind support also trailing. you can see around the carquinez strait a little bit, too. there. all right. the breakdown today gets us up to about 70 or so by mid-afternoon. that's not just inland, but also on the east bay shoreline with plenty of sunshine in a bit. we'll take a look at the next line of days we have for you that look pretty good, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank happening right now, a nine-mile stretch of southbound. i-680, is closed in pleasanton for road work. this stretch of road will be closed until monday morning. kron four's tiffany justice is live in pleasanton now with the details for us. hey, to toughen >> i-70 s this project should take the weekend to complete. according to caltrans, started around 9 o'clock last night. and crews have been working hard ever since to get those projects finished in a timely see some of the construction work behind me. but mainly you

can see no one driving on the southbound lanes of i 6.80, because caltrans has blocked off a nine-mile stretch of the roadway for repayment project in the fix. those pesky potholes. now i-680, will be closed casa boulevard and several mode all the way to south to state route. 84 in sunol, the northbound lanes will remain open. the work was initially set to start in january, but due to the rain this year, it was pushed back. now, caltrans is recommending some alternative routes for drivers today. drivers coming from tracy, the tracy area can take i-580, westbound to southbound highway 84, which intersects with southbound and the drivers coming from concord or nor the concorde can take state route 4 to i-80, or 2. i-880, caltrans also saying that this could all wrap up around 4 o'clock in the morning on monday

reporting live to justice. back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you for your live report this morning. >> also happening this weekend in the east bay, a stretch of the bart route between the richmond el cerrito del norte. a station is closed today and tomorrow for major track work, all red lines services canceled in the area. 3 buses will be available for commuters between to the 2 stations. and more trouble for united airlines on a flight leaving sfo. but this time the problem was not discovered until the plant. the plane landed in oregon kron four's dan thorn has the details. >> another issue for united airlines flight leaving sfo after landing at rogue valley international medford airport friday afternoon. a united aircraft was found without an external panel. a medford airport spokesperson says they were forced to briefly pause operations on the runway to look for any debris. none was found. this is a very minor incident in the grand scheme of things. retired commercial

airline pilot doug rice says. >> the external panel is an aluminum fairing which helps smooth the air against the plane. >> making for a smoother ride. this specific boeing 7.37. is a 25 year-old aircraft. and rice says at that age metal fatigue can set these aircraft, go through a significant amount of maintenance they should be catching these things. what we're learning now is that we have to be more aware of these things as they go through maintenance and double checking and triple checking the this latest issue for united is making some passengers feel uneasy on thursday. a flight approaching sfl had a hydraulic leak with some smoke seen by the landing gear. >> last week, a japan-bound plane lost a wheel during takeoff and had to make an emergency landing in los angeles. and on monday, a united flight bound for sfo from australia was forced to turn around because of a

maintenance issue. >> i think it's a little bit the scary the fact that this keeps coming up all the sudden. and i i don't know if it's because we haven't been aware and now we are. i always said, and it's it's an immediate issue that we're dealing with. >> it's scary for people. united spokesperson says there wasn't an emergency landing in oregon because there was no indication of damage during the flight. they're now going to do an investigation to find out what happened at sfo. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> update to the alaska airlines flight where a door blew off mid-fl.ght. it's been revealed that a seat belt saved the life of a passenger during that frightening ordeal. according to a new lawsuit filed on behalf of 7 passengers, one of them said his body lifted out of the seat and suction tour off his shoes and socks and bruce, his legs. the incident happened in january over portland. that plane did land safely. the department of justice has opened a criminal investigation. and new this

morning, one person is dead after a shooting in oakland. it happened around 10, 30 last night on 100 and second avenue. police found a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he died at the scene. police did arrest one man, but they say the investigation is still ongoing. in the east bay. investigators recovered a body in the oakland estuary friday afternoon. alameda firefighter sharing this image with us as crews got ready to get into the water after reports of a man having trouble swimming, the crew deployed rescue teams and search for them. and for about an hour before finding the victim under water, that person was pronounced dead at the scene. officials are working to identify the victim. a judge has appointed a special master to oversee the women's prison in dublin. this part of a lawsuit filed by 8 inmates claiming abuse from some of the prison workers. this also comes after the fbi raided the prison earlier this week as we first reported, agents seized computers and documents since

2021. 7 prison employees have either pleaded guilty or been convicted of abuse. another case is still pending. a member of the boogaloo boys has been sentenced to life in federal prison for the murder and attempted murder of 2 oakland security guards in 2020, robert justice junior was convicted of murder and attempted murder last year. investigators say justice was the driver of the car involved in the killing, a protective services officer. dave underwood and stephen fired the deadly gunshots. justice was also convicted of attempted murder of second federal officer in a drive-by shooting. officials say both justice and followed the so-called boogaloo loosely organized anti-government group that believed a second u.s. civil war was imminent. new details now about a shooting that injured 4 sonoma county sheriff's deputies. officials releasing the 9-1-1 audio and body cam footage. and we do want to warn you

some might find this next video. disturbing. >> yes, i would become for many are trading us. you've like a rifle or from them. >> authorities say jose luis of on to showed up at a nightclub on stony point in time. roads after being kicked out the night before. police say servant is appeared at the business with a rifle and threatened to shoot people when deputies got there. servant is drove off. investigators say the suspect then pulled into a parking lot on taught in standish roads and that's where he opened fire on deputies. investigators say after firing several times servant is got back into his car and drove back to the restaurant before leading police on a chase that ended in a crash. cervantes died at the scene. during the shootout for deputies were injured. 3 out of the 4 injured are recovering right now at home. the 4th deputy

suffered a hendry head injury and is still in the hospital. >> happening today, bagpipes corned beef and a sea of green take over san francisco for the annual saint patrick's day parade festival activities start at 11, 30 at the corner of second and market street. the parade marches down market makes its way to civic center plaza for the festival. the parade is set end around 03:30pm in the afternoon. you can expect street closures we have all those details on our website. kron 4 dot com. the city of dublin also hosts a saint patrick's day celebration starting at 10 this morning and the area of dublin boulevard and civic plaza. this year's event runs today and tomorrow featuring 3 stages of irish music and dance. irish food, carnival rides and more than 250 vendors tonight. you can can check out a special light show featuring 200 drones. coming up on the kron 4 morning news pg and e donates more than a dozen acres of land to one bay area community. >> to help build affordable housing. plus, a federal

officials call on other countries to do more to help stop the fentanyl crisis. the action they are demanding. and changes could be coming to the bike and pedestrian paths on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. we explained. >> a lots of sunshine going on for you today and tomorrow. by the way, we see those temperatures that are well into the 70's. we'll keep this gravy train going on into early next week keep it here. kron 4 morning news continues.

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kron. 4 morning news. our mount tam camera. look at that. the fog rolling on in. we have inland heating going on, bringing in that marine layer a little bit. even though the area has been fairly dry will get that. >> mixing process here, though, in a couple of hours and get a chase back out. here's what it looks like. the however in future cast for for today, we keep the sunshine going. and that fog, by the way, coming back again for tonight, filling in the monterey bay as well. however, it's a little bit more aggressive will take care of it by the afternoon, but it's a little bit more aggressive that looks like tomorrow night into your monday. looking at spilling in the sacramento valley little bit also into monterrey. so a little bit better progress. not too much happening up in the mountains, although they'll be some scattered clouds. melting is really the word we're talking about up around tahoe. so something to keep in mind a little bit, not too much that we're getting flooding issues with any of that. that's good news there. but just kind of a goldilocks warmth, mid 40's cover good chunk of the east bay at this hour, east bay shoreline. now about 51 hayward. 48 for oakland, 54

san francisco and down to 40 at the santa rosa, which is much cooler than yesterday. again, those winds help support temperatures. we have a stirring kind of pot like it's like a babbling brook in the cold climate. it's not freezing because it's moving so much. mostly sunny today. a nice we got 70 going on for the bay lower 70's happening inland tomorrow. maybe bump up those inland temperatures. a little bit more aggressive fog working on here to monday morning. but still sunny and warm early into the week than the latter portion of the week. we're going to see some unsettled weather return. right? as we go into the astronomical spring and then we'll see some rain coming perhaps by friday and maybe into saturday, too. 66 san francisco, 69, meanwhile for oakland, 73 or spring-like weather going on san jose for today. we have lower 70's off to the east bay and up to the north bay as well. 66 meanwhile, 4 san francisco again, we'll be checking it out. 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. much going on your neighborhood but looks pretty much all the same. nice sunshine going on here in temperatures. nice and mild

spring-like for the day early next week. all right. love the sound of that. thanks, dave alright. >> in national news, secretary of state antony blinken is calling on other nations to help fight the fentanyl crisis. kron four's washington, d.c., correspondent reshad hudson spoke one-on-one with the secretary. >> secretary of state antony blinken is used to dealing with problems on the world stage, but now he is turning crisis here at home. every yl - city, every state has been affected by the opioid crisis thursday. blinken travel to vienna for the annual meeting of the un commission on narcotic drugs. he is calling on other countries to do more to stop the trafficking of fentanyl and other synthetic drugs. it's an international problem, not a domestic problem. >> blinken says most of the fit in all killing americans is coming from china. he says president biden has been forceful and getting china to crack down on making the deadly china has put out new

regulations. >> telling its companies that they can't be involved in this in the strait. it has actually taken down companies that are still many congressional republicans blame the biden administration for the huge amomnts of fentanyl coming into the u.s. west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito believes this is a campaign weakness for president biden. he's weak because people don't think he's done enough. >> to stop the fentanyl trafficking and they're right. he has not. >> ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says he has a bill that will help stop the illegal drugs from coming into the country. it's partly to to send more resources of the point of entry in the border to make sure that we can detect the stuff. brown applauds the biden administration's efforts and says congress has a role to play as well. reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> vice president kamala harris held the white house's first ever public event on marijuana reform friday. the

vp was joined by grammy-nominated artist and philanthropist that joe and kentucky governor andy beshear also in attendance were people who got pardons for prior marijuana convictions. they talked about reclassifying marijuana under federal drug law. >> and what we need to do is recognize that far too many people have been sent to jail for simple marijuana possession. and impact is such that black americans and that he knows are 4 times more likely 4 times more likely to be arrested, arrested for marijuana possession and that spirit is even larger. when you talk about the subset black men and team. >> president biden discussed cannabis reform during his state of the union address last week saying no one should be jailed for simply using marijuana. deputies in marion county arrested julian sanchez of sandra fell for allegedly selling marijuana products to children. deputies say sanchez

had over $20,000 of weed products at his apartment and in a storage locker along with $17,000 worth of cash detectives say he was selling products to children at various high schools. sanchez was booked into the marion county jail. the united states coast guard is investigating an oil spill after officials say one of its boats accidentally discharged 500 gallons of diesel fuel. this is off the coast of northern california. they say it happened friday morning, but 30 miles offshore of fort bragg are evaluating potential impacts to sensitive sites. they say there are currently no impacts to the shoreline. dozens of protesters who blocked the bay bridge in november to call for a ceasefire in gaza face punishments. a san francisco judge ordered 78 of the 80 demonstrators to perform 5 hours of community service. representatives for the protesters say they have

agreed to pay more than $4,000 in restitution to avoid criminal charges. the money will be given to people who needed to evacuate the bridge during the protest. environmentalist group says it plans to file a lawsuit against the san francisco public utilities commission over sewage that goes into the bay during heavy rainstorms, according to the organization's san francisco bay keeper. 72 million gallons of sewage is discharged into the bay every year. they say that sewage contains bacteria, viruses, chemicals and trash. they claim the city is violating the clean water act. they say the city of san francisco has a combined system that treats both sewage and storm water at the same time, which is different from other california coastal cities. yes, a few sea says the discharge is authorized by the epa and the current system is designed to prevent trash from escaping into the bay. and advisory has been lifted for oakland's lake merritt after some of the water in the lake turn red. the color created fears of an algae

bloom. you like kersh. a water expert from lake tech tells us that the water is now safe. he explains what causes analogy board. >> use the term algae kind of kind of general term, this specific species i know flatulent. that is present. it's a small microscopic organism. there are tens of thousands of species, some of them can be harmful and some not there are typically always present in some combination of but from time to time, different conditions, whether that's climate or weather water quality can lead to them to grow rapidly, get out of control. and that's when we call that a bloom. blooms typically classified by wanted here in abundance in the water. and the reason that's a problem is when they grow to that extent, they will eventually start to die off. and when that happens that we have rapid depletion of oxygen in the water and that often lead to fish kills. >> kerr says the recent cold weather and rain we've had

help get rid of the lg. again. the advisory has been lifted and is safe to visit the lake. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the tsa is testing new security measures at airports. >> while the move is raising some concerns among some concerns among passengers.

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consent. the tsa says the technology overall improve safety. that identity security. they knew forms better security, physical security. >> so that's good for the passengers say safety of the airplane. >> the plan is to eventually expand this technology to 400 airports. and target is rolling out changes to its self checkout lanes starting tomorrow. it's converting them to express lanes for customers with tight, 10 items or less target experimented with the idea last year at 200 stores. the retailer says self checkout was twice as fast at those stores. anyone with more than 10 items must go to a cash register. and new this morning, dollar general is also making changes to its checkout procedures because of ongoing theft issues. the company ceo says it is removing self checkout stands in about 300 locations after an increase in shoplifting. the company as it wants more workers involved in the checkout process again, to help cut down on the number of thefts.

>> the of a kind of a nail in the coffin or confirmation we do want to kind of maybe explore other other areas. >> still ahead and open business owner says he is thinking of leaving the city after his apartment is broken into for a 3rd time. now on

the kron 4 morning news. the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price moves forward. the latest on the couch to get the proposal

before voters. and speak hammers are coming to san francisco. the details on the new program and how drivers will be impacted. >> welcome back to the prom for morning news. thank you so much for joining us today. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a nice weekend in store for us. we'll see those temperatures really plowing well into the 70's both today and on into early next week. so enjoy. >> however, it looks like next weekend. they're somewhat rain coming back our way to sfo, not looking delays this morning. as you can see, the sun rising up over the hills, not much the way of cloud cover to interfere. we'll see some fog tomorrow in monday morning. but that will mix out nicely for the afternoon. the winds, by the way, have departed and that allowed some last-minute cooling particularly up north. it looks like our temperature check where the chilly 40 still this hour. the update every half-hour, me update at 9 o'clock. we'll see a different number than 51 hayward. 53 going on for antioch and a 52 meanwhile for

san jose. but this shows you where the cold patches or up north where the winds have alrea4y departed the breakdown for you today. we're sunny all day in the lower 70's into the early afternoon. maybe pinch warmer. looks like for tomorrow. a look at your forecast zone in that extended coming up in a bit stuffing. dave, thank you. >> signatures gathered to recall the alameda county district attorney returned in early last week. the county registrar of voters there says they all need to be counted by hand to figure out if there's enough support to prompt a recall election. four's dan kerman has the latest. >> it may not be until next month before we know if opponents of alameda county district attorney pamela price have enough signatures to force a recall election more than 123,000 signatures were turned in and the alameda county registrar of voters says after using the random sampling method authorized by state law. the results are not sufficient to determine whether the signature threshold has been met. that threshold is 73,195

signatures. as a result, the registrar will now begin a manual count of the verified signatures. the folks that are driving this fails their first big test. >> william fitzgerald, this with the campaign to keep price in office. they spent millions of dollars trying to get those signatures and yesterday to make their tools that but now there's an open question whether that signatures it has a little legitimacy to the signatures. bus brenda grisham with the campaign to recall price doesn't see the hand count as a negative. even better. so there's. >> no question that we have what we need, that the people signed. the petition is the petitions legal, the signatures legal. so that's a plus for us. >> but supporters of price are also raising questions about the registrar of voters decision to take additional time to do a hand count. if you look on the chart of the current rules. >> there's no section in it

that says that if it doesn't, if you can count after 10, 10 days get extra 30 days that that doesn't exist in meeting county charter fitzgerald says the campaign to keep price in office is now talking to lawyers. >> to see if this extra time his legal. but they say that doesn't mean they won't accept the results. we're going to abide by the decision of the county. we're going to trust them. what we're trying to impress upon folks because the question has been asked, is that there are legal questions over what's happening right now. we reached out to the alameda county registrar of voters office to get some clarification on. >> how much time they have to count the signatures. they didn't get back to us. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> around this time next year, san francisco streets could have speed cameras monitoring drivers. transit officials are looking to install them at 33 spots in the city. kron four's terisa stasio brings us the details.

>> a four-year-old girl in a stroller killed when a driver hit her at this intersection at kean in san francisco, a beloved teacher fatally struck a walking to school. just 2 recent pedestrian fatalities on the streets in san francisco. >> the more we can slow vehicles down, even if it's just by a mile per hour or 2, the higher the chance of surviving shannon hey, goes with the sfmta. the agency is moving to install. 33 cameras in critical corridors. >> throughout san francisco in the next few months, it is part of a pilot program funded with the passage of ab 6.45. signed by the governor last fall. >> so san francisco is joint with oakland and san jose. up here in northern california and in southern california, there are 3 cities. unsafe speed is one of the most common factors in crashes that result in injuries or death in the event of a crash between a

car, a pedestrian or cyclist, vehicle speed will largely determine the survivability of the crash. a person hit by a car traveling 40 miles per hour is 8 times. >> more likely to be killed a person hit by a car traveling 20 miles per hour. take its planes. extensive research went into selecting the 33 camera locations. the sfmta board will weigh in on the recommended cameras next tuesday at their scheduled meeting. >> just this week about. how in the first time since new york city has been tracking traffic related fatalities, which was 1914, they started tracking. this is the first last year was the first year that there pedestrian fatalities is the lowest. >> jody madeira says with safe streets, ffe organization is pushed for measures to reduce pedestrian fatalities. following a rally last august when the 4 year-old was struck. they held rallies to

draw attention to how speed can kill the program is expected to go online by this time. next year. warning notices will be sent in the first 2 months of operations for those offenders. speeding 11 miles over the limit fines will be sent to those speeding vehicles to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. oakland business damaged by burglars. the owner says this time is the 3rd time someone has broken into his restaurant. >> as kron four's philippe djegal reports, the owner says he's now thinking of leaving the city. >> 3 years ago when sheffey money grier opened his plant-based rice bowl shop roasted and raw. he envisioned a long-running downtown oakland, but 3 burglaries later he is considering a new city. i think this is of a kind of a nail in the coffin or we do want to kind of maybe explore other. >> other areas shattered glass, a familiar sight in the area. greer says burglars

broke into the eatery early friday morning and stole money. the losses less than the cost to repair the damage because he no longer leaves much inside the business. overnight, you can keep cash on hand. >> you can't keep a safe and office they jam this time, they they completely jammed and open the office door. so they only got away with petty cash says in the drawer. earlier this week, more than 200 business owners in oakland shared their intent to boycott paying their taxes. if the city does not fix the problem. >> the city countered by saying taxes pay for essential public services like police officers and 9-1-1, dispatchers. and that recently bolstering both positions has led to improved response times and a decrease in property crimes. still, greer says he can only take so much she car break-ins outside really drives away tourism. the drives away. even customers of mine from our pop-up were. >> customers in mind from the tv show or news or social media say, hey, we want to come but

>> man, you're in downtown oakland, you know, and i do my car broken. and so >> it really has taken a serious toll on us for the time being. greer will continue to operate downtown while eyeing a future move. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a 15 year-old is arrested after police say he helped steal a car in vacaville. that moment captured on camera. police say they tracked the teen down to monterey. he was booked into jail on robbery and gun charges. the car was found empty in vallejo. police have still not found the second suspect seen in this video. the police are asking for your help. finding a woman accused of stealing more than $3600 worth of merchandise from a business this image shared with us by police shows the suspect. police say it happened at a store on coma boulevard back on march 4th, anyone with information is asked to get in touch with police. and changes could be

coming to the richmond. sandra fell bridge that would limit cyclist and pedestrian access. transit officials say they plan to recommend these groups use this past only on weekends. they say they're not just not enough people using the bike lane during the week to justify keeping in place. 24 7, it's not clear if that recommendation will be adopted yet. pg e is donating more than 13 acres of land to habitat for humanity to build more affordable housing in novato. the development is expected to be the largest affordable home site in the state housing. more than 300 people. a total of 80 homes are expected to be built. pga says that there will also be parks courtyards and trails. >> the need is so great. you know, when we had 20 homes available, we had over 700 families apply our last project in redwood city. so to be standing here in this community where the average home price is 1.6 million dollars to be able to bring affordable homeownership to the community, to the county

to the city is just remarkable. >> construction is expected to break ground later this year. over solano airshow at travis air force base takes off today. a few unique performances in the show will be from the red thunder. airshow team as well as the famous blue angels. this is the first time the blue angels are taking part in the airshow. it will have performances all weekend long. so keep your eyes to the sky. the crew says that they are excited to show off what they've been working on for the last few months. >> the thing most gratifying part of on this team is going to different parts of the country and interacting with people of all generations and backgrounds influencing the next generations to do something bigger than themselves. >> their show runs today and tomorrow and features multiple acts. in addition to the blue angels. california's brand new fast food council met for the first time this week. that meeting comes about 2 weeks before most statewide. food workers an increase in minimum

wage. capitol correspondent eytan wallace brings us the details. >> well, keep in mind, this council includes stakeholders from across the industry, everybody from employees themselves to labor union representatives to franchisees, all of whom say they want to work together to improve the industry. >> the duties upon which i am about to enter congratulation with that oath of office. california's new fast food council became official over time. its members will develop standards, rules and regulations and will gradually increase the minimum wage for california's fast-food industry. both those motions have approved in total. the council is made up of 11 members all appointed by the governor. among them for who are either fast food employees or those representing labor unions for franchisees are business owners to non-voting members and one chairperson at the meeting members shared what they hope to accomplish big some hard. >> too few other workers are going to. and if that who should time to listen to their work we're listening. and

that's the point of >> my efforts here today. hear what you have to say to listen to it are printed and recommend the legislature and to the department of labor changes that will improve your lives. the meeting comes just before the minimum wage. for most fast food workers will increase to $20 an hour. >> on april, first, some of the meeting noted employees generally support that law but stressed it also left some business owners saying they have no choice but to either slash hours or increased prices. i understand the need to the workers. >> and i'll talk a little bit about that. prevent. understand the needs of the business because we need business has to be successful. but the workers to the success, the minimum wage law also includes an exemption for businesses that bacon sell bread as a standalone item. >> questions arose at the meeting about what power the council has to add additional exemptions. but staff who testified said that answer may not be from until a later

date. some point you're going to have an attorney specifically assigned to work with the council. so that's going to be some probably want to take up with that person of the 150 people in attendance. many were fast food employees wearing purple seiu, labor union shirts. some spoke during public comment about issues they face. we're not treated as human beings. >> we are treated as simply as numbers. we need to improve. so all of those can have their wages. we can also have a safe environment to work city, took an assist went public. i need you to listen to us. council members responding elevate those issues to management and talk i just want to say thank you >> there's more to come. so just stay tuned. >> and remember, this was just an introductory meeting. the council will hold its next meeting in the next 6 months reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4

morning news. the city of sausalito is hosting its first-ever restaurant week. we're joined live in studio with some special guests with a mouth watering preview.

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>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now from our sutro cam. looking like a glorious start to the morning here at a 44, we can see the golden gate bridge on your screen right there. let's check in now with day for mourning other day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a different story up and you're

somebody, though, we have a little coating of snow, of course, waiting for you there, too, as well as tahoe. >> little bit of melting, though, going forward. it looks like over the next couple of days. we'll get those temperatures lower to middle 50's little higher into the valley. of course. now what this is kind of a goldilocks kind of melting. it's not like a big heat spikes. kind situations. sometimes you can get to to melting and then you have a problem with flooding and a little bit. and the winds actually do some of that, too, because it distributes the heat a little bit as well. look at live temperatures for you. chilly 40 at the santa rosa. 56 san francisco. 51 hayward, meanwhile, off to tri valley. we're still looking at those chilly cool 40's. 53 for any ocso upstream where we have clear skies. the next couple of days giving us an early next week morning fog. and then by thursday or so, we start to see the pitter patter of rain developing that carries us into the following next weekend. now, this has some nice breaks happening in that weekend forecast of the rain threat. so it will kind of be on the peripherals. it will start things off and then looks like it wants to come

back again on monday. but that's again, far away from this weekend. looking nice now today, 66 for san francisco will keep into the lower 60's along the coast. bumping that up along bay side of that 67 burlingame foster city. 69, 71 redwood city matching that with palo alto. meanwhile, and the santa clara valley lower 70's 73 for san jose. 72 for cupertino, east bay, shoreline and tri valley. also checking with numbers very similar now, don't forget, it was little draw a little cooler well inland. so it's a little bit higher. climbed to make up for that difference. 70 for dublin. 72 walnut creek's total cooler at 66 berkeley, richmond, 68 67 fairfield comes in at 72 along with vacaville. 71 for napa petaluma. you're at 72. so on the left-hand side of your screen, we'll still keep that spring-like feel. and then we get trapped backtrack a little bit into winter like weather with some rain coming our way. and again, another dose, it looks like into the following week, but enjoy those lower to middle 70's next couple of

days. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. the city of sausalito celebrates culinary excellence in just days hosting its first-ever restaurant week, starting this monday. and joining us live now to share more is michael mendell, owner of a po geo and co pizza. and nic, you would publisher of marin magazine and local getaways. thank you so much to the both of you for joining us today. thanks us. yeah. so this is a historic moment for the city of sausalito. tell us a little bit about it. yeah. well, you know, restaurant week is something that has been going on for in a number of different cities for a long time >> magazine, local getaways partnered them are in back in september to create a different restaurant week in mill valley. and it went over so well. we like, you know what sausalito is such a culinary destination salutely and so we got together and michael was one of the restaurateurs to this is a great idea. so let's put this

together. so we're excited about it. it's so eclectic in sausalito with the views you the the the restaurants, the diversity, whether italian or gourmet, mexican writer or we have michelin star. the list goes on and on. so it's a great opportunity for not only locals, visitors as well to either experience a restaurant for the first time or get to know the restaurant again. yeah. such an incredible blend in diversity of options for people to try. and michael, in the just mention that you're one of the first a restaurant tours to want to participate in tell us how it feels to a part of all this and to be involved very excited to see get some of the locally. >> you know, people come from all over the world to visit the area, but sometimes it

gets a little forgotten for people that live here. and it's a beautiful area, part of of a bay area. >> so we're inviting people from around the region to come back to sausalito and and check out some of these great restaurants that we with restaurant week. my understanding of this is that people get to try very specific and special menus that are generated just for this week. so walk us through a bit about >> what people can expect. maybe your restaurant. sure. so we were but offering both the restaurant week menu for lunch and dinner at both of our restaurants. >> so we have put truck 3 a, which is our italian restaurant. and then we have compete at the curia, which is our modern mexican restaurant. and each one of those, the chef has korea after the menu to highlight some of our some of the things that make our restaurants unique, but also to be able to offer a wide range of preferences. so we have vegetarian items and we've also got a which i thought was a great idea that

mickey i brought was a liquor sponsor. capers, we're partnering liquor distiller who's based in sausalito. that's little liquor company and during a special and we're one of several restaurants that's featuring their their spirits as part of our restaurant week menu sounds yummy. and what's that cocktail called while laws? you go ahead. you know, there's numerous one. yeah. so we have an unsinkable manhattan. that's on list. and so they've got a unsinkable rabbi and a couple of other spirits that that's also the liquor company >> donating as part of this promotion, wonderful displaying some of the food from your restaurant on the screen right there. and i'm just getting hungry looking right now. >> but nikki, tell us a bit about than the range of restaurants that are participating. and there's there are quite a few. there are. we have 12 that are participating we have, of posey oco pizza. i'm going to try to remember acc. d does

spinnaker stone was. >> teaching. oh, house try salido seafood, peddler as all to so there's 12 and again, as i said, it's eclectic. so we have everything i'm from from mediterranean and 2 italian i mean, the list goes on and so if the house and rest are week is that monday march 18th and it goes on to the 24th. so there's plenty of time to go and try all of the restaurants. and as michael said, some of the restaurants are off, also offering lunch and brunch as well. wonderful. and so is there a resource that people can go to get more information? absolutely. you can go to sausalito restaurant week where you can go to marine magazine dot com and with that, we also have local gotaways because we're local. we're talking about the local restaurants are talking about working with a local

distillery we really want to make sure that the local community is taking care of. if anybody wants to know other places to go and things to do, you can log onto local getaways dot com or the marine dish dot com. okay, wonderful. and what are some must see destinations and things to do in sausalitoc people are out there checking out restaurant week. well, i i think just a stroll along bridgeway where you've got some of the most spectacular views >> not just san francisco, but angel island and this beautiful weather that we're going to have this coming week for the most part. it's a it's a great opportunity to enjoy a fantastic meal, but then to burn off a few calories afternoon. we're expecting a beautiful walk along the waterfront. great suggestion. how about for you? >> the same. i mean, it's just such a beautiful destination. if you go to some of these restaurants where they are going to sully dozer, you're going to the spinnaker. the food is delicious. that's the view of the bay. you can't go wrong. >> all right. wonderful.

that's a michael mundell. and nick, you would with sausalito restaurant week. thank you so much to the both of you for being here with us this morning. thanks for having morning. thanks for having we'll be right back.

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kron. 4 morning news. major construction on i-680, might impact your weekend. travel plans. another united airlines incident this time involving a flight from sfo to oregon. what officials found after the plane landed. >> 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 kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday and let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. we have a pretty sweet weekend in store for you and on into early next week. in fact, a little flavor of spring on don't you know, for the equinox here, didn't get the memo here. but the meantime, let's enjoy the sunshine with that. and that's how we're going to start the day off to pretty much from beginning to end short. get some of that fog rolling on in probably this evening. but look at that half moon bay, nice blue skies. >> calm day 2 as we go, the winds have kind of the part of the