>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news. 3 people including a child are killed after car crashes into a san francisco bus. stop. the trial surrounding a deadly 2018 tesla crash in the south bay will soon be underway. we're live at the courthouse with what's happening today. and investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire at a high school gymnasium in pleasanton. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> all right. good morning. thank you for joining us here at 09:00am on james fletcher undermine be in for darya folsom today on this sunny its

last sunday monday that we say we're finishing up winter on a warm note, but we're going to start spring on a cooler one, last few days of winter have been 70's for us. lots of sunshine. and today. >> the very last day of the season is eventually going to bring plenty of sun with it. and another day with some of those 70's that i hope you got a chance to enjoy this weekend. tomorrow, your first day of spring, just the opposite. we start our downhill slide back into cooler and eventually wetter weather where we're sitting right now, the east bay hills getting a few peeks of sunshine, but still pretty clouded out areas that had been foggy this morning are getting increasingly clear as that fog lifts and begins to burn off. skies are going to be nice and sunny this afternoon and temperatures under all that sunshine will rise really quickly. we're still hanging out in the 40's to 50's right now. fremont and dublin, 8 at 47 48 degrees. berkeley nsf at 52 right now later on today, sunshine prevails. daytime highs in the 70's. enjoy it because i'm

talking cooler conditions just around the corner, all right, john, thank you for 17 minutes traveling into the city. no major accidents on the bay bridge. >> san mateo bridge around 30 minutes. a 80 to 101 richmond center fell bridge 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 21 minutes. >> well, this morning, we continue to follow the deadly crash involving a family of 4 in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. police have confirmed 3rd person died from their injuries. kron four's michael thomas live in san francisco with the very latest. this is just a sad story. michael. >> we're really a sad and heartbreaking story to say the least you can see right here on the left-hand lots of caution tape still and people have now started a memorial. 3 out of those 4 people dead. and officials say that survivor is actually a baby currently in the hospital listed under critical condition. we've got video of what the scene looked like over the weekend. happened on saturday here in san francisco's west portal neighborhood on the lowest street. officials say the

driver of an suv slammed into a muni bus shelter while driving eastbound hitting multiple people leaving at least 3 dead. >> 2 died there at the scene while a 3rd died in the hospital sunday. neighbors tell us it was a family of 4 that the father and one child died at the scene. and it was the mother who passed away at the hospital yesterday. police have confirmed that that one survivor is an infant remains in critical condition this morning, adding that the driver of the suv was also injured. the accident is still under investigation today, but they do not believe traffic engineering was a factor. now we did speak with a sustainable transportation advocate that says they started a petition on line that's currently got over 1000 signatures to try and get this intersection closed off to cars altogether. >> within one block of here, there's a library. there's multiple schools as a park in a you know, there's a church, there's doctors offices. there's merchant corridor. >> this is not the place they should have covered. car traffic going through and some

people want to see it safe. >> i will say it is quite a busy intersection back out here live. you can see behind me, lots of cars moving and flowing. there's a school not too far. so many people come here and drop off their students to walk over to the school. there is a vigil that's set to happen later this evening. at 5 o'clock tonight when it comes to details regarding what may have caused the driver to go into that muni bus shelter. officials say it's still under investigation. so as we get more information regarding the driver, tonight's vigil and also the condition of that baby that's in the hospital. we'll keep you updated with very latest michael thomas reporting in san francisco. i will send it back to to live in the studio. >> okay, michael, thank you. also happening now, pretrial proceedings underway in the case of a 2018 fatal crash. this involved a tesla and we've got a lawsuit alleging the tesla's autopilot system. >> caused the crash. kron four's will tran following the story for us from san jose. will.

>> the pretrial proceedings are going on right now. this is nearly 6 full years after the fatal crash. it involves the widow and the 2 minor children of walter. they are suing tesla. let me show you video of what happened back in march of 2018. walter was going southbound on 1, through mountain view. he believed that the autopilot system was supposed to fully take control of the car. to the point where he said it is 75 miles per hour. and then proceeded to play video games on his iphone. short time later, the tesla model x veers out of control, slams into a divider, splitting his tesla in half. he would die from his injuries a few days later, his family is suing tesla for many reasons, including the auto pilot system failed to see the markings on the ground and veered into the divider. also,

they claim that the auto pilot program was supposed to be perfect to the point where consumers believed in it and where walter actually was playing video games because he believed in it. tesla said that the auto pilot program, we're supposed to reduce the risk of accidents, not can remove it altogether. they also point out to the fact that the auto pilot program, as far as they're concerned, they tried to tell ah, wong to retake the control of the car multiple times before the fatal collision. this is going to be played out for a little while in court, but it will be watched closely. but a lot of people in the auto industry because anytime you're talking about tesla, it moves the needle and people want to know exactly what's going to happen with tesla. as far as the auto pilot program. and this is going on right now in the courtroom with the court building right behind. back to you.

>> meantime, tesla's settle a multi-million dollar racial discrimination lawsuit. this is actually the second settlement stemming from a lawsuit filed by india's a black man who worked as an elevator operator at the company's fremont plant. diaz says his colleagues, they left racist graffiti in the restrooms and they regularly used racist epithets. federal jury previously awarded diaz 3.2 million dollars in damages. terms of that second settlement are confidential. tesla denied allegations of racism and says it has a track record of equal employment opportunity. >> another big story that we're following now. a fire breaks out inside the gym at amador valley high school in pleasanton last night. it's now out. but you can see here in the video what it looked like while it was burning an official with the pleasanton unified school district says they have not been able to survey the damage just yet. firefighters are still looking for what caused the fire. school officials says the high school will hold classes there today. also in the east bay

berkeley police now investigating the city's first homicide of the year. it was yesterday afternoon that officers found the victim stabbed to death on university avenue between san pablo avenue in sacramento street police arrested one person they believe was involved. >> full antioch police are investigating the suspicious death of a man was found pretty badly burned. contra costa. fire crews call police on saturday after discovering a person who's severely burned and deceased. right in the back of 2900 block of miller court crime scene investigators took over the case versus cause of death will be determined by a medical examiner. all the north bay, a man is recovering from major injuries after a drunk driver hit the man's car rohnert park. police shared the picture of the aftermath. it happened just after 2.30, the intersection of rohnert t t- park expressway and commerce boulevard. police say a woman driving a red truck had 2 men riding with her. she crashed into the grace eye on. they

say the driver failed a sobriety test, but she and her 2 passengers are expected to be okay. however, the man driving the grace ion had to be extracted from the car. you can see just how bad it is. there. he had to be taken to the hospital for surgery and we don't have any word on his condition at this time. >> in petaluma, police now investigating to drunk driving accidents, one of which sent a motorcyclist to the hospital. police say the first crash happened at about 11 o'clock saturday night when a man rear ended a motorcyclist while driving on petaluma boulevard. they say he admitted to driving under the influence. the motorcyclist went to the hospital with a possible broken leg. then a few hours later, officers say a man crashed his car into a roundabout ran away. this happened on south mcdowell boulevard and baywood drive. police found him hiding between houses a few blocks away. happening today, alameda county district attorney pamela price will be addressing the public this morning. this after the registrar of voters receive more than 120,000 signatures

of support in recalling price. those signatures will now have to be counted by hand and verify to make sure that there are enough to meet the threshold of 73,000 signatures needed for a recall price is set to address the public at jefferies inner circle on 14th street in oakland at 10 o'clock. so in less than an hour. >> well, happening today, an annual game developer conference is set to kick day one. san francisco this morning. it's a global game development community expected to bring nearly 30,000 members to moscow. the center is will feature more than 700 sessions, including talks for makers of critically acclaimed games like super mario bros legend of zelda. now it's a great time for game developers to seek new job opportunities as news conference will run through this friday. over the weekend, popular k-pop. i've lit up oakland arena during their debut u.s. tour marking the 8th k-pop group to perform there in a decade live closer saturday night show with the all night. features bay area native. so seems open arenas,

unofficial home for k-pop lovers in the day hosted a number of sold out shows las- year. fellow girl-group twice. so the venue out twice, no pun intended. okay. maybe a little pun well in june. so that's a member of the boy band sensation bts headline a show in may thanks to these k-pop acts selling out the venue, open arena coliseum have the best fiscal year ever. that's amazing. >> well, new this morning, the 9 mile stretch of from pleasanton disenrolled has officially reopen. that happened at 2.30 this morning. the freeway was closed over the weekend so they can remove and replace some of the beat up pavement. caltrans says they shrank 30 nights of closures into just a single weekend with all this work. we're going take a break in 9.11. coming up, another united airlines incident this time involving a flight from sfo bound for oregon. we'll tell you what officials say they found after the plane landed. plus new body camera video and audio from the 9-1-1

call is showing what happened during a shoot out between sonoma county deputies. >> and a man accused of threatening to shoot up a nightclub. >> and today, one more day of things down the rest of the week. oakland and san jose up to 70 76 degrees today. i'll be talking the rest of your

>> and with that, like we never left. that's >> and the weather still sticking around the warm weather anyway, like it never left, but it will. johnson were going to switch it up a little bit here. john keeps us on our toes. mother nature's not making things pouring? we are truly changing out seasons

but kind of flip-flopping. what you would expect. >> last day of winter today and this past weekend, last final days of the season have been a really nice feeling like spring spring gets here tomorrow and we're going to make our way back into that wintry feel. let me explain lots of sunshine as we make our way into the afternoon today. >> and i do. that's and temperatures will rise for one more day into the 70's to our west. we got a low pressure area that's already going result in a bit of an increase in cloud cover. but just enough to nudge out that high pressure ridge, which has been contributing to our warmth, then we work into friday night and saturday and a cold front dives on into the bay area. this is going to cool us down further and also result in some showers into this upcoming weekend. so like i mentioned friday night into saturday, whole one 80 from the sunshine and dry skies we had this weekend and some snow making its return to the sierra nevada. in the meantime, we will stay dry. but once we get to the weekend, your weekend, reading up north could see around 3 inches of rain sf and surrounding parts of the bay around 3 quarters of an inch

of rainfall today is going to be very familiar, keeping those 60's and 70's around for the last day, 60's at the coastline, sea breeze kicks back in the year. so it does stay cooler at the coast. where's the rest of us will easily reach 70's san jose. up to 76 degrees today. pleasanton and livermore at 74 oakland up to richmond will barely get right to that 70 degree. mark warmest spots valais hoping the ship fairfield and vacaville each up to 77 shy of 80. a look ahead shows temperatures getting a little cooler day by day. and by next weekend, we're barely make in the low 60's showers return friday night into saturday. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get rolling here. 18 minute ride traveling into the city this morning on the bay bridge. >> san mateo bridge just short of 19 minutes. a 80 to 101. richmond, sandra bridge about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black. joining us on this monday

morning. rob, nice to see. what are you seeing on the markets? what's piqued your interest today? stocks drop after 2 down weeks, which were having a very, very good year. 1st quarter, almost over. >> today any big ai conference in san jose where ceo of nvidia agents along talk for 2 hours. that could be a lot of news. wall street tends to spy the rumor, sell the news. i'm not saying the sawyer nvidia shares, but to be what happens. the shares are up 260% in the last 52 weeks will be a big update on one of the new semiconductors which cost about 30% more than last year's aig. semiconductor. and then rest. the week tuesday, wednesday will be looking to the federal reserve to see what they have to say about the dot plot. dot plot is a quick graph of the show us on wednesday and it tells us how many times most their members think they're going interest rates this year. >> that could tell us a of people what's the but one of the betting odds how many times you think? 3 times, rob, what's recent inflation numbers last week? some people

are thinking maybe >> but i think that the betting money still 3, okay. good enough. >> i see there's some information on home. builder sentiment is looking pretty >> yeah. for the first time since this interesting because the high mortgage rates have kind of dampened enthusiasm for people to get into but the march goes on people on homes you know, they're going to be paying higher. it's maybe they'll be getting smaller houses. the idea. but the home builders are confident when t% they're confident they release inventory because they don't $0.20 docking old. they have choices like, hey, that's but in the south, it's really hot and right now are let's build in the as demand for a luxury properties. so the kind of shake up the game themselves interesting. and looking things that are going up in price. we got both tesla and chocolate. >> i guess prices on the rise on. yeah. last week cocoa prices went up. 25% in one

week for the last year at about 215%. expect to pay more for cadbury eggs and things like that in the near future. >> ultimately, it's not enough trees are spaced plea for countries. it can produce said bad some spoilage of beans with disease. so you'll be paying a little bit more in taxes, raising the price. the model y by about $1000 from 49 k 50 k they're going to get april. 1st it started last year. 54,000 when up to 58,049 1000, kind of little financial engineering pulling levers to see what works and gets people in the stores. okay. >> hey, let's i real quick as i know a lot of companies are coming up with their own models are own algorithms. you've microsoft with being versus google and its solution. and i guess apple now instead of coming out with their own to compete, the kind of throw in the towel in with one of those >> apple has a lot of ai technologies of bottle. lot of companies, but they haven't

really been tpe big hitter like a chat gpt or with google's gemini. so it looks like they're in a license. google's gemini, a suite of of assistance will be some chatbots will be some coding assistance to be built into the iphone. apple's really been focusing on software working with their hardware because they make their own hardware whereas google's really focusing on delivering the services to the cloud and it seems like apple's misstep that we what wall street thinks this point in time. so this is a big win for google to get apple's ecosystem. it's not a done deal yet, but some things that you can do on your phone and that our ai powered, for instance, you can you'll be able to have your phone call me sound like james but will be a robot to drop tomorrow. can you do a story on the ncaa or making hair appointment for you or make a restaurant reservation. so it sounds like a human. it's i good and bad to that. some dark sides with that. yeah. so google is trying to address the dark side by having that

call say i am a robot. okay. when it it calls. you know communication where you go to france instantly translate french to english, english and both text and so that's ai powered stuff. a lot of camera where they can use my picture, right? good right now. but when i'm on vacation, i have a sunburn will replace the sunburn. could picture you get the idea. i like that. >> all right. good enough. and also it's funny. this morning i was looking over the march madness because we did a story about saint mary's in it. now i i tracked exactly because i went to school in eastern washington. my wsu cougars are actually in it there. the >> 7th seed in in their division. so i'm pretty excited. i guess a lot of people are going to be getting in on it this year in terms of betting i want. but a lot of people are. >> yeah, 2.7, 2 billion dollars expected to be bet this year is now. 38 states is carolina. north carolina just became one of the most recent

states to legalize sports gambling on some level, not all of its u.s. peers. the others but millions of viewers but billions of dollars. like to put it. the super bowl pulled in 1.4 billion dollars in bets. legal bets. nc double a's are going to point to 0.17 billion. so almost twice the size, of course, to month-long tournament. seems like your your college that you may know feel fine on it. but a dollar on twin $50,000. i'm kind of return. get it. i get but, you know, the sports betting to me it's a great concern that talk with my 13 year-old this week. and i said when i die with the inheritance, you're not a lot of hard drugs that money not allowed sports because that'll make it disappear faster than anything. i'm sure. saying he likes his nfl game like my soccer, but nobody exactly. all right, rob, thank you as always. we'll chat was rob again tomorrow >> so let him know now if there's a company or a story like march madness you wanted

to touch we've got his contact information there for you on the screen is e-mail e-mail directly and left to talk to you, rob at rob black dot com. it will be right back. we are

back at 9.24. east bay, a car slammed into a city national bank in downtown oakland during an attempted burglary. it happened on broadway and 12th police say 4, 5 people were inside the car at the time it drove into the bank, which was right around 6 o'clock friday morning. once inside, though, police say these would-be thieves found that they could get access to anything valuable. so they ran away. no injuries were

reported. police are still looking for the suspects this morning. meanwhile, the petaluma police department says more than 30 vehicles were targeted in what appears to be a car break-in spree. the thefts happened all over the city saturday night. officers say they happened at the petaluma village premium outlets that saint vincent's high school, the sheraton hotel just to name a few police department is asking anyone in the area to check your home surveillance cameras. you may have captured these thieves in the act in your neighborhood? well, in the south bay, a man is now recovering from injuries. >> after being hit by a drunk driver on to 80. so this was the scene on 2.80, north of vine street around 11 friday night. chp says they're not sure why the man was walking on the interstate. they say white bmw hit the victim head-on. when police arrived, the victim was unresponsive and taken to the hospital. the driver was arrested. no word yet on how the victim is doing. and a judge appointed a special master to oversee the women's prison in dublin. this is all 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 last week as we first reported agencies computers and documents well says 2021, 7 prison employees either pleaded guilty or were convicted of abuse. and another case is still pending. >> we're going to take a break here at 9.26. but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the sfmta is getting ready to discuss where it's going to install these 33 speed cameras in the city next year. plus, sausalito now hosting its first-ever restaurant weekend. it starts today. we're going to tell you what you can expect from businesses that are participating.

>> we are back 9.30. is the time as we take a quick live look outside at some low clouds and look at a little overcast today. supposed to be great, though. tomorrow's was. what what the winter weather returns, yet more so towards the end of the week. but we're going to be gradually getting cooler as the days go by. we are definitely looking at a nice, warm day today. once we get rid of this low cloud cover, it's going to be nothing but sunshine out there. >> east bay hills right now looking great, nothing coming down today. absolutely. gorgeous. one had a little fog in the north bay. we're pretty much done with that. we do stay dry the next several days. we won't see showers until friday night into

saturday morning. but between here and there will gradually see temperatures going downhill getting a little cooler as we move into the start of spring tomorrow. temperatures in the 40's to 50's right now. a word sitting at 56 degrees to run in fairfax in the upper 40's. well, as seth berkeley and oakland beach at 53 later today, looking at 70's for the last time. this forecast talking some 60's around the corner. still to come, right. all right. anthony at your morning drive a bridge right now about 17 minutes. >> no accidents there. we have some earlier in the morning, 50 min run on the mateo bridge near richmond center fell bridge just short of 8 and the golden gate bridge. 37 to that holds 20 minutes. let's talk a. >> yeah. more trouble for united airlines. this one involving a flight heading out of sfo. but this time the problem was not discovered until the plane actually landed in oregon. >> alvarez and corn has that story. >> another issue for united airlines flight leaving sfo after landing at rogue valley

international medford airport friday afternoon. 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. a 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. >> police are investigating 2 separate friday night shootings. first one happened around 10, 30 friday night on

100nd avenue. not far from international boulevard. and as for iran's elementary school, well, police say they found a san francisco man shot and later died at the scene. local man was taken into custody for that shooting. police have not shared any details on that arrest. and the second shooting happened just before 01:00am saturday on international boulevard. well, on the corner of 8th avenue near clinton park, police say that they found evidence of a shooting, but they could not find a victim. police later learned a person suffering from gunshot wounds took themselves to the hospital. >> on the north or in the north bay. new details now about a shooting and a car chase that injured 4 sonoma county sheriff's deputies. officials released 9-1-1, audio and body camera footage which will share with you here throughout this story. but want to warn you, some of it you may find disturbing will begin with the 9-1-1 call. >> yes, i we haven't got become for many are trading desk. you've like a ripe for funding. >> so that was the call that authorities say told them that

jose luis serve on taste. was at a nightclub on stony point and todd rhodes, he was kicked out the night before. police say though he came back to that business this time armed with an ak 47 style assault rifle and threatened to shoot people. deputies got to the scene when they got their 70's drove off. investigators say eventually pulled into a parking lot on todd and standish roads and that's where opened fire on deputies with that assault rifle. and here's some of the body camera video showing that. investigators say after firing several times cervantes then got back into his car and drove back to the club before then leading police on a chase that ended with this crash you see on your screen. cervantes died at the scene that during a shootout for deputies were injured. 3 are recovering at home, but that 4th deputy suffered a head injury when he was run over by a fellow deputy in the confusion. deputies still in the

hospital. >> well, police arrested 2 men after exchanging gunfire on 7.80. this all happened friday night. police say this started to chase around 9.20, after a car spotted in connection to a robbery took off on the freeway. one of the suspect shot at officers before crashing the car right at the bottom eastbound off-ramp. one suspect was arrested right away. the other ran off and continued shooting at police who then returned fire. officers managed to arrest the second suspect after that man was found hiding in some bushes. the incident shut down portions of 7.80, for several hours. no injuries were reported. the battle school went into lockdown over reports of a student with a handgun on campus police department. they responded to sinaloa middle school on friday. came after classes were over for the day. police found the students involved caring nurse guns and they said they were participating in a high school senior challenge. still unclear what school that challenge actually took place said.

>> well, friday, a possible road rage incident led to stabbings in sunnyvale, according to police officers. they arrived at about 03:00pm in the area of lawrence expressway and our keys avenue after reports of several men fighting in the streets. officers found 2 men suffering from stab wounds. they were rushed to the hospital and are expected to survive. then after a brief search, police found and arrested the 2 suspects involved. both book now in jail on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. in the south bay. a motorcyclist in sunnyvale has died in an accident sunday morning happened at about 07:00am. police say the motorcyclist was traveling northbound on lawrence expressway was trying to make a left turn onto arc east when a car heading southbound crashed into him. the motorcyclist died at the scene. the driver of the car suffered minor injuries. police say at this point there are no signs of drugs or alcohol played a factor in that crash. >> on the east bay, antioch, police are now looking for a driver who hit a pedestrian just drove off. it happened

after one. 30 am on saturday. police say a kia sedan struck a man near wilbur avenue, then drove away. the man died at the scene. >> happening tomorrow, the sfmta is set to discuss where it plans to install 33 speed cameras next year in san francisco, transit officials are looking into installing some of them in places like school zones in areas that have seen sideshows in the past. officials say in the first 2 months of operation they'll send out warning notices. but after that fines will be sent to those caught breaking the law. >> we would be very happy if this program earns no revenue. what we're trying to do is change behavior. >> the locations for the cameras will be talked about at the sfmta meeting tomorrow afternoon. >> well, social media giant meta under investigation. according to a new wall street journal report that report claims federal prosecutors and the fda are leading a new problem. internet is alleged role in facilitating the sale of illegal drug now their

selves. this is through apps like facebook and instagram. in a statement, a menace spokesperson said selling illicit drugs is against our policies and we work to find remove this content from our services. but investigators aren't so sure. so prosecutors and the fda have yet to comment on the report president of global affairs pushed back against the allegations on friday highlighting the company's partnership with the alliance to prevent drug harm and their efforts to stop the sale of drugs online. this isn't the first time we've een social media calm under fire for the drug sales just 2 months ago. you might remember california court ruled in favor with the families of 11 children who overdosed on fentanyl. they were allegedly bought on snapchat. that shot will now face those families in court after a judge found the company liable for exposing minors to drug traffickers. >> hear arguments on how much influence the federal government can exert on social

media companies. last fall, the conservative 5th circuit court of appeals ruled the biden administration violated the first amendment when it asked social media companies to take down what officials felt were false, misleading or dangerous information about the 2020 election and covid. the white house says preventing it from communicating with social media companies could limit its ability to address matters of public concern. sunnyvale, based professional networking site, linkedin will soon be dipping into a new. so a new industry. we're talking about gaming. yeah, on linked according to techcrunch linked in is adding puzzle based games to keep users on its site. now, some app researchers say they've even found a code in lincoln site that suggest companies will ranked based on how well their employees do with these games. lincoln spokesperson confirmed it is working on gaming but said there's no launch date as of yet. >> all san francisco, a for career counseling is helping residents. it said it would

city jobs. mayor london breed says a room and city hall is going to serve as a hub. rob lykins can get resume reviews, practice interview skills. more info on that. we found it s of dot gov. a job report last year from the san francisco civil grand jury. now nearly 5,000 vacancies for city jobs. happening today, the city of sausalito celebrates culinary excellence. they're hosting first-ever restaurant week that a chance to talk with the owner of a participating restaurant along with the publisher, a magazine trying to get a preview of what we can expect. >> we have everything i'm from from mediterranean and 2 italian i mean, the list goes on and on 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.

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>> ok, back it right around 9.45. this morning with a check of the weather. yeah, it's been nice past few days. us a cool, awesome time tomorrow. it's like spring gets here and all the sudden open time for winter again because your last days of winter this weekend and today have been very, very nice. one more day of 70's today. we do have some cloud cover mixed in across the bay area that is going to burn off and lyft continuously to the morning. setting us up for our warmest day of the forecast today getting well up into the 70's tomorrow starts are gentle decline, though that eventually gets us into the low 60's by this upcoming weekend. and by friday night to saturday, some showers making their way snowfall in the sierra. so whole one 80 from this past weekend. your first weekend of spring is actually looking quite cool and quite wet for many spots. rainfall for the northern part of the state like reading yuriko amount to another 3 inches in some cases, san francisco and surrounding parts of the bay around 3 quarters of an inch of rain

expected this weekend. in the meantime, today is one more day that feels exactly like we did over the weekend 60's towards the coast and then a lot of 70's for the rest of us. san mateo down through mountain view and eventually into the south bay all getting into the 70's san jose up at 76 degrees today. east bay temps, mid 70's for you. pleasanton at 74 walnut creek. 75 oakland up the richmond right out the 70 degree mark vacaville and vallejo among our warmest of spots up to 77 degrees tomorrow starts that temperature drop will still be nice and dry until friday night into saturday. when showers arrive and temperatures fall even further. great. all right, john, thank you for role in here. checking on your bridges. 20 minute ride into the city this morning. so that freeman street accident san mateo bridge around 13 minutes, a 80 to one on one, is summer feel bridge. 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 20 minute ride. all right, 9.46. is the time and new this morning, the state board of

education is moving forward with plans to add its science assessment to the california school but dashboard. >> it's all part of the state's school accountability system using performance data starting last year, school and student groups will receive one of 5 dashboard colors. the lowest performance level will be designated red with the highest performance. they noted in blue. you won't see the science assessment on the dashboard, though, until 2025 because the state needs 3 years of data for that model to be accurate. well, new this morning, the state board of education, as we just said, moving forward with its science more on that to come as they continue to work on that. and again, like i said, bring it into compliance by 2025. all right. your help, we're talking about and actually shows that free school lunches. >> could help the fight against childhood obesity. so a study published in the pediatrics looked at schools with the universal free meal policy. the found schools that

participated had a 2% decrease in childhood obesity compared to non participating schools. researchers say that because school lunches tend to be more nutritious than meals eaten outside of school. well, national news, the tsa testing facial recognition technology. nearly 30 airports across the country. there are concerns over the new system, possibly storing data without the passengers consent. they to the tsa says the technology overall improves safety. that identity security. >> a new forms, better security, physical security. so that's good for the passengers say safety of the airplane. >> well, the plan is to eventually expand the technology to 400 airports. okay. let's switch gears a little basketball, saint mary's gaels once again selected to participate in march madness. you have a team how to watch party during yesterday's select announcement. that was kate rooney. talk to the players. >> the saint mary's men's hoops team is no strangers to

the ncaa tournament, but somehow this year's selection sunday is still a little bit special. it's the first time in school history that the gaels have reached the ncaa tournament in 3 consecutive seasons and they've gotten a pretty good team this year to take them there. >> it's the first time in 12 seasons that the gaels have won both the wcc regular-season title and the tournament title. they're playing their best basketball of the year at the right time winning 17 of their last 18 games. and now they know that that was good enough to get them a 5 seed in this year's tournament of plane, grand canyon university, 12 c on friday. i was able to came a little earlier. you know, they have waiting for a little bit, but it's nice feeling to know that you're in and, >> you know, just trust our work and will be good. but yeah, definitely ecstatic to see that. one of my goals was to be the first >> player and part of the first team to go threes in a row and to be sitting here right now, it's kind of surreal to talk about 12 months going to actually be of it. was super excited we're going to a great it helps having guys that have been to

the tournament before having them returning. and i can do because he's basically 4 out of 5 years just. that confidence that know what know what to expect what to expect. >> being able to tell the younger guys, hey, guys. we have to do this. when you get a player leadership trumps everything, it's really easy to get distracted because there's so much so much around the start of an ally. right now. we're just we're thinking about practice tomorrow. probably will have build. one. just see already will do some stuff to prepare for them. so pretty much mind just friday game tomorrow's practice. and then head coach, randy bennett and the gaels players all said they're very please to not only have an extra day to prepare for this game with a couple of banged up guys on roster. they get to play that first round game on friday instead of thursday. but they also get to stay in the pacific time dealing with altered sleeper practice schedules as will be heading

up to spokane, washington. >> for their first round game at saint mary's kate rooney kron 4 sports. all right, kate, thank you very much. and at 9.50, we've got to send a big congratulations to bay fc on their first victory. >> the bay area's first professional women's soccer team won their first game against angel city. fc in los angeles. final score was one to 0. nice start for the inaugural season. the team's next game is their home opener. bay fc will be hosting the washington spirit next saturday at paypal park in san jose. we have another chance to become a millionaire tonight. many times over the jackpot for the powerball is now 645 million dollars. if you take the lump sum here, looking at more than 300 million, a cold, hard cash, your next chance at winning. the big prize is the mega millions jackpot also continues to grow to that prize is now 875 million dollars? no one's been winning. that one. the next drawing for that happens tuesday night. good luck to

you. we're going to take a break. it is 9.51. and coming up in the next hour of kron, 4 morning news. some starbucks customers in california are suing the coffee giant. >> tell you why they say enough is enough when it comes to alternative milk options.

all right. we are back 9.53. is the time to get that can do q something does happen with yeah. >> he's become a social media sensation right now. this is fed he lives in russia. >> he's famous for his. >> crossed. not even notice that i know it's got to watch

closely. they're getting bigger. he's got more than 300,000 followers on instagram right now. >> his eyes do that because of the disorder perfectly healthy, just every now and then his eyes do something a little funny there. that's sort of guarding him. a lot of fans on social media love stand out it is for so nice. so employees at the wildlife center in richmond, virginia are taking an extra step to avoid domesticated, a baby rescued and look at what are we looking at here? so this is the care team. they're actually wearing fox masks and they're wearing rubber gloves to cover up the human scent so they don't get the scent on to these. this fox pop looks like a wes anderson film. i know, but they have to do this. otherwise that pup when they released into the wild won't know how to associate with other fox says it may even be projected by the fox is because they smell human on him. so they're being really careful to make sure that can nurse him to health. they actually got ahold this pup when it was less than 24 hours old, mike. so they've been really working hard to try and

get him healthy enough to be reintroduced back into the wild and to make sure not to domesticate him or contaminate him. >> with humans smell what they're doing their best. they're doing a fox and job opportunities. all right. well, we got a lot to get to this morning is coming up in the next hour. dozens of cars targeted in a break-in spree in the middle of the night and put a little talk about that. >> plus, court proceedings are happening now in the case 2018 deadly crash involving a tesla tesla's autopilot feature is being blamed for causing that accident. another person dies after a car crashes into bus stop san francisco. now a concerned resident is pushing a petition to get that specific street where the crash happened. the closed down. the cars will have that and more coming up.

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>> right now, the kron 4 morning news. 3 people including a child are killed after car crashes into a san francisco bus. stop. the trial surrounding a deadly 2018 tesla crash in the south bay. happened this morning. at least it started really live at the courthouse with what happened. and investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire at a high school gymnasium in pleasanton.

>> from the bay local news station. you're watching you on morning team. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on this monday morning. it is march 18th. i'm james fletcher and we're starting off this morning. on the heels of what was a beautiful weekend. the sunshine was out. the temperatures are warm. lot of people had outdoor plans with saint patrick's day. could have asked for better weather. john, good morning. it was so nice, james. and today, keep that momentum going for. what is the last day of winter? we're looking at some 60's and 70's out there. >> and being the winter season on very pleasant note today. but we're going to be starting out spring tomorrow. slightly cooler note and getting cooler and cooler as the days go by after that. so if you enjoy those 70's we had this weekend today is certainly one to enjoy as well. got lots of sunshine out there in the east bay hills right now. all that low grade that we had earlier has since burned off and visibility while it's