>> right now on the kron, 4. >> east bay officials warning people now who visited the restaurant earlier this month may have been exposed to measles. pleasant hill. police are trying to figure out who shot one man to death and injured another going to be live with the latest. plus, san francisco has approved a plan to reunite the unhoused with their families. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us on a

windy day on guard and i'm james and this wednesday. enjoy it. it's going to be nice and dry. but that changes by the end of the we won't last for long. good morning, dave. well, good morning, james and ari. good morning, everybody. yeah, we got a couple of days of this. nice dry spring weather here today. tomorrow before things turn again on friday. we have some rain coming our way. it looks like it's going to trample little bit on saturday, too. but sunday is looking a little much better. so we'll get more details on that later for right now. yeah, we the fog clearing out. it looks like from half moon bay with the sunshine really opened up nicely here. so it's a nice shot that we have that might even help push those temperatures a little better. we do have some high cloudiness to make but the energy with the system remains to the north. again, that will change towards the end of the week. our current numbers are pushing more 50's on the board right now, although holding on to 48 in a fremont and up in the north bay, it's still an upper 40 story. now that does show is trailing. we were from yesterday, although catching up in the east bay, as you'll notice and right on the number there for the peninsula and in the south bay, 68, it looks like by 1 o'clock it 68 was

some locations managing to make 74 high. maybe some scattered clouds towards the end of the day. some of those bay clouds will be a little bit more aggressive for tomorrow. but what's going on with traffic? is that aggressive you know, it dave. >> now that we had of the bay bridge, that's clear, 15 minute ride traveling into the city. but meteorologist alonso still fairly busy been and where you are. san mateo bridge around. 21 minutes is down from 30. a richmond center fell bridge short of 15 there. tolls to 101 golden gate bridge around 31 minutes and getting a look at our highways across the bay area. seeing a lot of red out there. it's been a busy morning. hopefully as the day goes on, things will taper down. arias is back to you. >> thanks a lot. reyna 901. and the developing story. police are looking for a gunman who shot and killed one man and injured another in pleasant hill. kron four's will tran on the story for us from where it happened. will. >> talking to neighbors this morning. they are unsure every

time they walk out in till there is an arrest because this area is so quiet so safe for so long that when this happened, it rattled them. the shooting took place right over my left shoulder down this roadway here. this is twinned bridge circle and it's off along. brick. wait, let me show you the video. this all went down shortly before noon. 2 men were shot there, described to be in their 60's when the paramedics got here. they saw them in the middle of the roadway, rushed him to the hospital. we do know that it's 67 year-old man died from his injuries. another man fighting for his life. police officers by the time they got here, the shooter was long gone. but when he was here, according to people who live in this area, he made quite a noise. as i was walking, i saw the guy come in into the neighborhood. >> and in his car and he drug was driving pretty fast. there wasn't, you know, really fast. and then all that part the 5

minutes it around started walking back and i heard the pop again outside the guy's car. really, you know, backfires a lot. but that saw him come around and he was going fast is fast debido down down the street. he supposed to start the stuff. i did turn, but he's going so fast. kid all the way across it could reversed. came back and got out. went out that way. >> people in this area tell me that his car sounds like a muscle car and it also backfired not to mention all the shots that rang out, which is why >> he left a lot of people rattled even though he is long gone. >> the police department, they will come out here. try to get surveillance footage and there are plenty of cameras in this area to try to get footage of this shooter to pass it along to the public at this particular time. no description of who this person is. and they're not saying whether they know or not,

sometimes to keep a lot information to themselves right now. they're not saying whether this is random or targeted. >> it's 904. and happening now, a roadway in fairfield is closed for an ongoing investigation. the portion of travis boulevard that you see there between second street mopping road is shut down. you are advised to avoid that area as the police investigate. >> another big story that we're following this morning. a health warning now for customers of an east bay restaurant. you may have been exposed to the measles earlier this month on for sara stinson takes a look at where this happened. >> alameda county health officials put this warning out to anyone who went 2 sons of liberty alehouse on march 9th between a specific time frame saying you need to watch out for symptoms which can appear a week up to 21 days later, the health department says this warnings for people who went to this restaurant in san

leandro on that saturday between 4.45 in the afternoon and 7, 30 at night. >> symptoms include fever, cough, runny nose. red eyes and a rash that can last up to week. measles can spread when infected person breathes coughs or sneezes. since it does take time for symptoms to appear, people could start to feel them anytime between the 16th to the 30th of this month. measles can be very contagious, according to the health department, one person infected with measles can infect 9 out of 10 unvaccinated people in close contact. the health department says to contact them and a doctor if you are at the restaurant during that time frame and especially if your child was exposed, if you're not vaccinated or if you're a health care or child care worker. i spoke with the owner of sons of liberty alehouse. he says the health department notified him in the afternoon before they put the alert out to the public. he says they

were not able to provide proof that this person infected with measles. >> was in fact, a customer of his restaurant. he says they could not even provide a receipt from that march 9th day. now the health department did put out in their alert about this possible exposure. a reminder for all to get vaccinated for the measles. i'm sara stinson reporting in san leandro. back to you. >> it's 906, and regional park district in the east bay. they are reporting an uptick in toxic. billy. a blue green algae blooms at various parks. and what adds to this? well, low water levels be part of it, limited water circulation and then increase in temperature and light. that can all cause blue. green algae to bloom and release toxins and the algae blooms should not. they say impact drinking water plants. they test the water regulator ensure that there's no impact on the water from the reservoirs. danger advisories, though they're posted at cory lakes, delve al and shadow

cliffs. >> well, developing news, a possible freeway shooting shut down all westbound lanes of interstate 80 for a time last night. can see here in the video what it was like. the chp says the victim took themselves to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. this incident happened at mcbride avenue in san pablo. we'll keep following this story and we'll have more information for you as we get it. so stay tuned. in the meantime, in the south bay, at least one person is dead after a car struck a pedestrian on highway 101. it happened at about 9 o'clock last night. the roadway between the oakland road off-ramp and mckee was closed for a few hours, although that has since reopened. >> attorney general rob bonta's office responded to claims made by supporters of alameda county district attorney pamela price. the da's protect the wind campaign said that bonta's office never responded to their request for an investigation into the recall effort. however, beyond his office says, yes, they did respond. in fact, they sent us a letter dated march 6 and

they say in the letter they inform prices campaign any allegations of unlawful signature gathering tactics should be directed to the secretary of state who serves as the chief elections officer for the state. a spokesperson for prices campaign, though, says this is the first time they've ever seen that letter. meantime, the alameda county registrar of voters is continue to hand count tens of thousands of signatures to verify if there are enough to trigger a recall election. >> okay. to san francisco now where the board of supervisors has approved a program to help homeless individuals return to their hometown. and they say that it will and in of that at answer, i should to the homeless crisis in the city. the question is, though, that people want to leave the city. michael thomas is live in san francisco and you've been talking to some homeless people about this. one of a thing. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. essentially they say they do think that it could be good, but they also say there's a lot of leading

factors to why people are on the street. so let me break it all down. we've got video up on your screen now. this ordinance that was just passed, it was originating back from 2005 and that one was that was when governor gavin newsom served as the city's mayor and the program provides homeless individuals in both the city and county of san francisco with travel and relocation assistance. having an end goal of cleaning the streets of san francisco but also allowing unhoused people the chance to go back to their home towns and reunite with family. now we did speak with to have unhous d individuals this morning who say it's not necessarily the case of them getting home. there's other leading factors. take a listen to their thoughts. people need to. >> the much more nicer to people that. at it. i don't think it worked. cause if they knew how? >> excuse my language, the their sons and daughters are out here. the high spending on day. we probably want to home.

>> now this was reintroduced by supervisor ahsha safa who says in recent years the program only assisted a few 100 people while years ago. it is just around 11,000 people, which is why he proposed. we bring these changes back and get this program back in use. he also adds that those choosing to participate oftentimes live within the state and only cost the city around less than $200 over the law, adding that it will help save the city's overall social service cost. now back out here live, we did reach out to the supervisor he supposed to come and chat with us within the next 30 minutes or so. so hopefully at 10 o'clock you'll be able to hear his response regarding what those homeless individuals had to say. ultimately saying that there's a drug problem on the street. there are other factors leading up to the issue of them being homeless and not just sending them back home by this morning in san francisco, michael thomas started send it back to you. okay, michael, thank you very much. it's 9.11 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, oakland approved a plan to get abandoned cars off the streets. will take a look at weather.

>> and uc berkeley is now on a list of colleges being investigated for how they handle anti-semitism.

>> 9.13, and this just into kron 4. a water main break is impacting traffic on fair oaks avenue. this is going on in sunnyvale and you can see the alert here about its between kellen to drive and won avenue near chavez market. there's a supermarket there. it's just highway 101. just couple blocked off. they already have crews there at the scene of break. this water main break. they're trying fix it and they think they should be done by

for this afternoon. but that's going to take quite a while. ok, let's check on bay area weather at 9.14 get they spar in the weather center with a look at that on this first full day of spring. yeah. and the water will be coming and then shine. james and darya. good morning. good morning, everybody. and our shot from half moon bay look at this nice blue skies standard peer through here. >> com bay as we go. so it's a nice wednesday. it looks like shaping up to be. there are some high clouds to make note of and we have to worry about those fog clouds later on. a kind of clear on out futurecast for talks about this. again, some returning clouds. it looks like by tonight and then tomorrow covering the beta start things off tomorrow. it mixes out on those inland spots, maybe a little later than today. but ultimately does a bit more stubborn around the bay itself. so may have to call that more variable clouds on that account. then we get into friday and it's more. the ernest cloud cover. this is the real deal. finally, the line of rain by 07:00am still way upstream. so this will be an impact for you on the ride

home. it looks like and there's more to come for your saturday 50's on the board. it looks like through a good chunk of real estate. 48 for freeman and up north. the 40's still hang on little bit there. 53 san francisco half moon bay already checking in at 52. so the game plan is this today. tomorrow they clouds but sunny inland for the most part, highs in about 70 or so 60's covered the bay by friday, depending on the timing of this system might still manages upper 60's inland. but everybody starts to get into the rain game probably in the afternoon into the evening hours and then by the time we get to the weekend rain and cool for saturday. but by sunday, some pokes a son going on here. maybe a few showers scattered about there. but at least today we can salvage a little something out of that. alright, for today, again, noting sub a cloud. 61, san francisco, 64 for oakland, 72 san jose and on the big board for highs today. again, little bit like mine are on. the 70's is around 70 ish, but mostly 60's on the board will have more on the 4 zone

forecast and checking the extended right now check in the bay area traffic reyna fellas. and yet we're still busy, especially in the 9 o'clock hour day. >> a lot of congestion on our highways, bridges, you start to look a little better, though, along 85 80, 80 through oakland. you're seeing traffic building there, one the peninsula and south bay still busy to 80. definitely seeing some improvement. they bridge now 15 minutes without about 25 the peak of the morning. 17 longer san mateo bridge, 30 here along the 7 o'clock hour, we had a few hazards there. still busy along 60 minutes. 85 to menlo park, a traveling in the east bay selling injured on the to 37 around 50 minutes. southbound 6.80, through signals. busy with the northbound side. looks good. 80 over the east bay crockett outdoors may's about 30 minutes and checking on things as you're traveling from castro valley, it to the maze about 38 minutes. if you are going to operate 80, that's just as busy areas is back to you. time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black and rob, if you're going to talk, i guess

that means you're not holding your breath for the fed decision. that's fair. i'm >> the fed is expected to do nothing. but the market is hoping for nothing. do they say to rate cuts today? safe 3, 3, would be what we want for the rest of the year if we want the gasoline. but who would say the economy is doing well enough and it sounds that's good news. it's really a can't lose situation other than one path is easier. one path is more work, but get the dot plot day in bay area news intel's getting 8 and a half billion dollars from u.s. government for its chips act. that's going obviously increase their ability to manufacture semiconductors, which something kind of new to them mexican grill lied to a 54 in stocks. but having said that in a long time, deiah, that's kind of stock splits are not out of favor. they just they don't seem to be as unfair as they were in the early 2. thousands, ok? well, i i remember way back when was it early? 2, thousands? yeah. when i help too, with your

makeup, choosing your color and now you can help me if i have a makeup emergency. >> i did not know i could get doordash to deliver makeup. >> yeah. doordash is a pretty exciting company from their metrics. they're starting to their revenue is starting to fall into place. doordash is making a new relationship with sally cosmetics and mac cosmetics and omak. i don't know sally but they will now deliver that here home in under 2 hours and deliver alcohol their home in under 2 hours and groceries and pet food and other items from convenience stores and keep an eye out for them. they were to make a partnership with another company say maybe a left, i think you could be a powerful similar to what uber has met with uber eats and that the car delivery services you're talking to like right before the show. i'm out of makeup. >> and i can order it. you know, 5 in the morning and 5 in the morning there in 2 hours. i just have to be tv for 2 hours looking ridiculous. okay. let's talk

about favorite easter because you have a survey on what ding, ding, ding. the number one is. but i like bunnies like the marshmallow thing. he's and i like them all eggs the chocolate called be careful in shock. and i did a story while you're away that to top, it costs are up. 25% last week up 250 person last year. so your chocolate easter candy, be more expensive. but you believe beings. i'm one of the companies making relationship. >> with hines deliver pickle flavored jelly beans. and i really it for me. i think i'm like the only human that doesn't like pickle flavor. and >> i know you're i'm with you and i do. i don't like it either. but i think i might like it. if they gave me a hot dog, a mustard, you know that. the whole works. and the pact with jelly beans on tap your hot kids are liking i guess. still instagram tiktok not stealing them away. >> yeah. instagram is beating tiktok last year. in number of downloads, instagram came in

at 767 million tiktok came in at 733 million downloads of the app. a tiktok still winning in total time. 95 minutes a day on average, is about a half an hour spent on instagram. unreal. so interesting because tiktok obviously it looks like it might get banned in the united states were forced to sell to an american company to buyer congress and by our president if the winner there clearly has facebook slash instagram. you know what? my kids are going out of the country for education. >> i've had one get of her regular degree and extended men degree in the uk. my son is now looking at canada or australia is just it's more affordable. >> yeah. still owns in. tuition hike. serve definitely played. america. put together pieces morning that the typical college grad united states makes $24,000 more per year in your work life time, a college degree will get you about 2.8 million in more lifetime income versus a high

school degree which will pull in about 1.6 million to 2.8 million, the college degree. so your daughters looking good wears a high school degree. just 1.6 million. that 75% difference while the degrees that that to you. as far as earnings go or engineering, computer science, business health, the ones that are the worst. the bottom 3 are liberal arts performing arts and theology that will get you job paying about 38,000 teachers and education. they make about 48,000 in the mid of their career. but they're also very slow to get those advances in pay the worst of the worst careers are hospitality, history and fine arts. and again, i'm not saying they're bad spot. know they're just not a bad person here in those industrial. but you've always pierre low pain nd you've always said the return on that stuff to college. >> how much you can spend on college versus what you're going to may. >> you're you're a big believer. i know you said that. you know, you got to make sure the degree is worth it. otherwise just. >> go to hollywood to be an actor, whatever right? i'm pro

2 years community college job. even though i've got a kid in private high school and that could be a quarter of a million dollars over those 4 years. and if you were to invest that there would be millions of later in his lifetime. if you want a public school versus private. wow. all right. i'll file for adoption. if you at me after the show. >> thank you, rob. it started if you have a question or comment for can reach him an e-mail, facebook or x

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was allegedly involved in several burglaries in san carlos. he would apparently entered the lobby or mail room up hopper complex and steal packages and other items. investigators then tied the burglaries to others reported in redwood city and san carlos. the suspect was arrested now faces multiple counts of burglary. in the east bay man accused of murdering his wife and mother-in-law appeared in court tuesday as detectives continue searching for the victims remains fuchs. vo was first identified as a person of interest. one san pablo police say that vo told them his wife and mother-in-law were missing in september. 3 months later, he was spotted driving his wife's missing car in oakland. police say they feel they have enough evidence. now they believe that vo had direct involvement in the disappearance and murders. he remains at the martinez jail. >> it's 9.26. insistence city police are investigating a shooting that happened late last night or multiple gunshots. was around 9 o'clock near campus back drive. and

when officers got there, they found a dozen bullet shell casings near worley road and the mccoy creek trail. they don't know where they came from. >> take a break. your time now is 9.26. but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. thieves use a truck to smash into an east bay business. we'll tell you how this crime ended in the deadly crash on ended in the deadly crash on 5.80. - my childhood was kind of rough.

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good morning, everybody. not a wednesday in store for you. and what kind of do that repeat for thursday, although. >> you'll probably see a little bit more of the ways some bay clouds hang out a bit. however, rain does come our way by friday and into saturday. so it's kind of like the game plan we have going on for right now, though, enjoy the sunshine, which we see at sfo. there are some minor construction delays because of what's going on. maybe a half hour or so. the throw in the mix here, the breakdown today. keep the sunshine going in london until the late afternoon. we start to see some scattered clouds working here, highs, upper 60's near about 70. that's in the form of some high cloudiness will make pasty white skies. its spots later on for today. again, that will clear out tomorrow afternoon and high temp right now. excuse me with antioch at 61. almost want to say high temperatures. 61. 49 chilly degrees. allay. we've got 40's up north, although 54 in in 54 san francisco that there's highs for today, though. we've got 70 for any offer. dalton hyman of the 4 zone forecast. what's going on

in traffic right now? all right. well on a bridge is a lot out. there were not a long as in traffic building. >> the toll plaza on the bay bridge, 30 minute drive for you. we've been up to about 25 minutes yet. accident their hazard on the mateo bridge today. number 15 minutes it 80 to 1, to make a great time. well, that arrive. richmond center fell bridge golden gate bridge just short of 23 minutes. let's check out some of your highways and want to one last time we were at 60 minutes now have gone down just a little bit. 53 minute ride. 85 in the low part. all james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain as 9.30, in congress is now asking uc berkeley to hand over documents related to reports. >> on antisemitism on campus at the moment there investigating reported acts of this across the country and kron four's. catherine heenan takes a closer look. >> well, a formal request to cal for documents came from the house education committee. the university now has until april second, 2, a comply or to appeal for more time. >> congress wants to find out everything it can about how uc

berkeley response to incidents of reported anti-semitism or examples of situations jewish students say they do not feel safe. >> this was scene last month when protesters disrupted an event where a former member of the israel defense forces was set to speak. protesters broke through doors to students say they were assault. that congressional committee is not just talking to uc berkeley. it is now on a list that includes harvard, columbia and mit. >> and they're serving subpoenas. ducas take comes for documents on universities all over the united states and asking various universities to turn over anything and everything regarding any sort and so activities look at our universities, engaging in anti-semitism in 2024. when the university administration

doesn't enforce policy, that results in a hostile unsafe island campus regions. >> the house education committee says there are what it calls grave concerns about the in adequacy of the uc berkeley response to anti-semitism and referred to a failure to protect jewish students. and if that's what the investigation shows, that's awful. >> i mean, that's terrible. that any student wouldn't be protected by virtue of their religious affiliation. whether you're catholic or baptist or hindu or buddhist or muslim, that's america. >> uc berkeley says in a statement it is committed to confronting antisemitism and plans to release a comprehensive report on the committee's questions. >> in the south bay, a preliminary hearing has started in the case of what police say was an exorcism like ritual that ended with the death. a 3 year-old girl.

and here are the 3 that are accused of the girl's murder, her mother, her uncle and her grandfather. prosecutors say they performed a horrifying exorcism on are in san jose back in 2021, the cause of death of the girl was listed as suffocation. the preliminary hearing should last they think through next tuesday and then the judge will decide if there's enough evidence to bring the case to trial. in the south bay. a police standoff in campbell and id with a man dead. >> it happened yesterday morning. a woman texted about a domestic violence incident and she said that her children were in the home when this was going on. the suspect was identified as 31 year-old miguel gomez officers tried to talk to him and then he said they say that he took a shot at them. one officer fired back, killing him. the santa clara county da's office is now investigating >> one person is in custody after leading police on a multi county chase after an alleged robbery at a macy's store in marin county. this

all happened monday. again, that macy store was in corte madera. that's the first indicator that you see there. number one, the people we're told by police apparently punched a security guard in the face. and then that suspect got into a car and took off. the car was later seen in larkspur but then got away. then police received a welfare check reported san anselmo, a person matching the robbery suspect was apparently going around asking residents for a change of clothes. and if they could pay for an uber ride for him, police tempted to detain him. but he again took off san and several police then were notified that a house was broken into and a car stolen. that car was later seen in fairfax. police pursued it into sandra fell where it was abandoned. that car, though, was tracked to san pablo where richard contraer us was arrested and he along with 2 others now have been booked into the marion county jail. >> it's 9 35 and in east bay, thanks to license plate readers and store security cameras. alameda city police

recovered 3 stolen vehicles. the first happened. it was a car that was swiped at a target at a license plate reader alerted the police. they looked at security footage identify the suspect and arrested them. this same thing happened when they recovered a vehicle at a kohl's and then a 3rd vehicle was recovered. it was stolen from a walgreens. the alameda police say that their partnership with retail stores and technology has really helped them to recover. a lot of vehicles and things that i have been stolen from the area stores. >> now to another big story that we've been following out of san francisco where we now know the names of the 3 family members killed by a speeding suv while they were waiting at a bus stop. the victims include one year-old joaquin ramos, pinto de oliveira and his parents, 40 year-old diego, all of live era and 38 year-old matilda pinto. the 3 of them died. the lone survivor was their 3 month-old infant son who is currently in

the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the driver has been identified 78 year-old mary fong, lau and formal charges from the district attorney's office are still pending, but we did speak with criminal defense attorney michael cardoza. he went over several scenarios. he says if loud was perhaps under the influence of drugs or alcohol. well, that could lead to a criminal charge of involuntary manslaughter. >> a lot of people think, oh, i'm just taking my medications for stride. but doctor, for example, norco somebody takes in norco i could write my docto prescribe that. no, you can't. that's against the law. the law doesn't care whether it's a prescription drug or an illegal drug. if you're under the influence. >> again, michael, just speculating. we don't know yet from police, whether she was under the influence of anything he said on the other hand, if it was a mechanical problem, let's say with the car that might suggest this was simply an accident and there would be no criminal charges. but then again, if she was confused with the gas pedal and the brake pedal and

now things get a little murky. >> that land search wings more toward. >> and accident. but then the da is going to look and say, wait a minute, have you been in prior accidents? have you been warned about this? you you have tickets and your history. we're sampling something similar happens. so that's why i say this case needs a full vetting by the district attorneys office. but it simply she panicked because the car, for example, lurch, then it's an accident. >> allows attorney released a statement. you can see it on your screen. that reads in part, quote, missed lau and her family joined the community in mourning the tragic loss of life that occurred in west portal over the weekend is lau has been fully cooperating with investigators and we'll continue to do so and quotes as far as we know, allow remains in the hospital. but once she is released, we're told by police she will be processed at the county jail,

a charging decision that could come within the first couple of days after that. >> the sfmta board of directors presented 33 recommendations for locations for speed cameras to be installed. transit officials are looking at putting them in school zones and some other areas where there have been sideshows. mayor london breed says that she's hopeful the cameras will combat crime. >> people. >> who might want to steal cars, car break-ins sideshows, all of these things, the ability to have these cameras and to pull up, for example, red corvette and to look up and to see where all the red corvettes were, the time, the date, the license plate to be able to use that information if necessary, to combat some of the problems that we're having in san francisco. it's going to be extraordinary. so i'm looking forward to however, we are also showing you some of those license plates that you can get that. >> are they hide your true a

plate number. the cameras won't be able to address that the san francisco bicycle coalition, however, is also hopeful that the cameras will help reduce the speeds of cars and so cut down on accidents. in the east bay. the oakland city council has approved a plan to remove abandoned cars and get them off the streets. it's a two-year program that will focus on identifying moving vehicles and also increasing the funds to staff and clean the streets creating more tow yards to by repurposing vacant. lots of caltrans that they have under freeway overpasses. we talked about this plan with the founder of community ready corps and that's a grassroots organization that tackles illegal dumping. >> everything else. we need creative solutions. it's my understanding right now there's one tow company and one told your and that won't hold company from what i've been told by certain folks is that is not responsive is is not doing a great job. >> last year, mayor sheng thao

stated the city was seeing an improvement in the number of abandoned cars saying that abatement was working after they transferred policing the program for the police department to the transportation department. >> well, a new franchise of guy fieri's fast food chicken chain is coming according to the restaurant chain's website chicken guy by guy fieri is opening a location in american canyon. and according to the hospitality group behind the restaurant, they have plans to develop. own and operate chicken guys, locations in 9 northern california counties. a chicken guy location is already opened up at levi stadium down in santa clara. but that location is only available to you during stadium event. so hopefully the regular one won't have stadium prices she's like they always jakeem now. >> all right. no winners last night, by the way, for the mega millions drawing that jackpot was 893 million dollars. so now it has grown to 977 million dollars right there on the cusp of a billion

dollars. i guess when is the next drawing extra is actually friday. that's a couple days. we could. you think we get to a billion? kicks in. yeah. sure. there's also the powerball drawing too. that's tonight. so that jackpot also well over 687 million dollars a lot of money. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. a new drug is seeing a decrease in st ives in francisco, but doctors say not enough. people know about. and after the break, the giants taking on the royals in arizona will show you how that turned out. >> and we'll still see some temperatures reaching about 70 for today with some good inland sunshine here and we'll keep this gravy train running a little bit tomorrow. but rain coming around on the corner around the corner traffic reyna. alright, started off pretty busy this morning. now seen silver lining when it comes to your bridges. in the 9 o'clock hour tracking

>> let's baseball giants taking on the kansas city royals at spring training. they did. we have sports director jason dumas with a look at how it played out. >> giants fans are still on a high from the signing of blake snell. the players are still in arizona, grinding away spring training they took on the royals tuesday night and there's a man of the hour. blake snell, the reigning national league, cy young winner and miller is giant bottom of the 5th giants down 5 to 4, but they change that one swing of the bat tyro estrada. that ball those into the night for a grand slam. the giants take an 85 lead. top of the 9th royals down to their last out. but john rain comes through in the clutch.

he lines one to senator can make a pretty tough play at center with what i want to rule that an air rain comes all the way around for inside the park home run that tied the game. but in the bottom of the knife late night lamonte. he earned that moniker because he's one of the most clutch batters on the roster. comes through in the clutch again, that single scores a run. giants beat the royals 9 to 8 on the walk off. all smiles in arizona. all that's your look at sports. >> all right. and let's talk football now. forty-niners stars deebo samuel and george kittle are set to be featured in an upcoming netflix series to docu series called receiver that follows p ss catchers from this last season. the show will also apparently highlight las vegas raider in east palo alto, native davante adams. they'll be 8 episodes in all and it's set to premiere this their characters. watch behind the

>> 9.46 right now we want to check out the weather and it is going to be another gorgeous day. it is. we've got dave spahr in the weather center. hey james and darya. good morning. good morning. everybody still kind of working on some of this haze of the surface, though there's our inversion checking in right above. it is the dry air, but it's also a little warm, too. so it's hard to get that lifted in mixed out a little bit sore like a hot air balloon a little bit going on. what we have right now is some high cloudiness that will kind of intruder little bit throughout the day today. but the real earnest weather is going take a while to drop in the town. that will be on friday with the rain we've been talking about right now. already up to 61, antioch, not wasting anytime at all are more checks. and 51. 49, a cool spot there for fremont elsewhere. the 40's are pretty much contained in the north bay. 54 for half moon bay. 55 meanwhile for san jose. so the deal upstream we're talking about happens on friday afternoon into the evening hours and then another punch for saturday. it looks like, but it looks like a nice break happening on sunday. maybe a

couple of scattered showers going on here. but we might open up the skies a little bit. then a few stray showers, maybe on monday before more earnest rain by the middle of next week. so the inconsistent spring-like weather continues say that we're past the equinox now. the 4 zone forecast for you today. we're at 61. san francisco will keep them in upper 50's near about 60 at the coast6 clearing out in spots. we can already tell those 63 for burning game. 65 foster city was san carlos redwood city in palo alto. all striking. 67. 72 san jose. 68 for cupertino milpitas. 69 upper 60's line up the east bay shoreline with livermore about 70 68 for walnut creek and 69 conquered 61 berkeley and 63 of allay 70 for fairfield. 67 napa about 68 for santa rosa. so let's give you some friday. looks pretty sweet for the next couple of days. and then friday, get some shower rain, scattered showers working here by saturday and we might see a

few subtle stray showers lingering into sunday. more wet step is expected next week. but the big line? sure, we're probably be on wednesday. we're thinning out on traffic. i think, right? reyna. >> really good. especially on those bridges day. if you are going to be hitting the roads right now, bay bridge, san matso bridge and riches summerfield bridge all under 16 minutes to make your way across the bridges, golden gate bridge you're at about 25, which that's good time. our high was still a little busy. still a little congested, not as bad as they were. we were almost 70 minutes long. hour 50 so cut that down by 20 minutes. so andrew, down to 37. still 43 minutes 8. 85 82 oakland still fairly busy international might be a good option for you. there along 80 crockett out towards the maze around. 23 minutes. if you are going to be traveling. 24 19 minutes, walnut creek down to 5.80. we're checking on 6.80, doubling down of fremont. it's going take you just under 26 minutes. darya. james, back to you. >> 9.49 is the time elderly fairfield couple has been living in a hotel for months

now after they hired a local restoration company to do some repair work on their home. and now, unfortunately, looks like that homes been burglarized. stephen norman and his wife, yolanda. you see here say that water damage forced them to move out of their house last september. and this is some of the video that damage they contracted to repair company called zebra restoration to do the work, which at the time they told him to take only 4 to 8 weeks. well, the couple says it's now been more than 6 months. they're still unable to get into their home. steven says he was diagnosed with stomach cancer this past november. and at this point, they just want to get back into their house. >> but i was diagnosed in november. we told that. ben diagnosed and we just needed to get back air. let's i'm and >> the new superintendent is that please? may get them moving faster because steve needs is a bad. >> well, the problems only got worse for the couple along to

check on the house sunday. notice that her jewelry and a 400 pound safe had been taken from the home. footage from neighbor shows several people taking items from the house, loading them into a pickup truck driving off fairfield. police say at this point there were no signs of forced entry. so that raises the question, was this an inside job? that's what the homeowners want to now. >> 9.50, is the time there's a new drug being credited with bringing down the number of sexually transmitted infections in san francisco by 50 percent. the san francisco aids foundation says this new drug called oxy pup is helping to treat syphilis chlamydia and gonorrhea doctors say the drug is new and effective, but the biggest barrier is a lot of other doctors and people don't really know about it. >> i don't think many doctors or even aware the duct just yet. so i think it has to be a lot of specially clinics at the moment, especially services prescribing it. >> the san francisco

department of public health has put out guidance. they did this 2 years ago about how to use doc cpac to treat st eyes. and some doctors are expecting there to be some national guidance on it from the cdc as well. >> well, more ev charging stations could soon be set up around san francisco city officials announced plans to install curbside charging stations for electric vehicles by next year. the city is hoping to install more than 5,000 chargers by the year 2030. >> or cisco is committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040, and has set an interim goal that 25% of all registered high the vehicles to be electric by 2030, to meet. goes vital that the city expand access to affordable and convenient charging options. that means expanding are charging network with home workplace and public charging. >> if you build the infrastructure may be do encourage more people to buy evs. that's the argument.

locations, though, for these charges still need to be decided on. and then the city will hear from residents in those chosen neighborhoods. city supervisors say they hope to get the evaluation back by june. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. it is appearing more and more likely the country will face a partial government shutdown this friday. so what's congress doing to avoid thit's 9.55. in

research shows that more than 6 in 10 abortions in the u.s. were done. >> with medication last year, which is up 53% in 2022.

researchers say that this increase was not a surprise because it is now possible in some states for medical providers to mail abortion pills. the data comes a week before the supreme court is going to hear arguments in a case that could impact how women get access investor owned, which to drug regimen that's use to end pregnancies through 10 weeks of gestation. the case in front of supreme court could cut off access to that. met test run by mail and impose other restrictions on it. even in states where abortion remains legal, we will keep you posted. we'll be watching that. a health advocacy organization released its dirty dozen list which names they produce most contaminated with pesticides and you just strawberries, they say are number one, followed by spinach and then kale mustard greens, grapes and peaches. the environmental working group also released their clean 15, which of the list of the least contaminated

fruits and veggies and the top of that are avocados. sweet corn, pineapple onions and papaya pesticides were linked to preterm births, heart disease, cancer and other disorders. so you might want to look for the cleaner foods organic, given us a little more expensive. our 9.56. is the time. coming up the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news. a man is unfortunately died and another was injured during a shooting. >> in pleasant hill will tell you what investigators know so far in a live report. plus, people who visited a restaurant in the east bay earlier this month may have been exposed to the measles. will tell you what the alameda county health department has to say. and san francisco officials have approved a plan to bring the homeward bound program back to life. will explain what that does.

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now on the kron. 4 morning news east bay officials are warning people who visited a restaurant earlier this month. may have been exposed to the measles. and pleasant hill. police now trying to figure out who shot one man to death and injured another. we're going to be live with the latest on that. and san francisco approving a plan to reunite the unhoused with their families. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching you. morning team. >> good morning and happy wednesday to you daria and i'm james. we've got lots to talk about this hour from the changing weather to change in talk about some of those parks in the east bay. some of that blue green algae starting to bloom. it's little toxic. we'll talk about that. i keep your dogs out at me and it's a good day to walk the dog. it is today tomorrow. and then, you know, rain comes friday as promised, yo