>> right now on the kron 4 morning news, a 4th person has

died in the case of an suv that crashed into a san francisco bus. stop with the latest in a live report. a man is arrested for recording nearly 100 people on camera in a starbucks bathroom. we'll tell you where plus proposition one passes. we'll tell you how much money now go towards housing and treatment programs for the homeless. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and thanks for tuning in at 6, thursday. sorry and i'm james and we're waking up this morning to dry conditions again for now. but things are changing on the horizon and still have won the lottery it's getting even bigger, okay. that's one of our big stories. people are going to get a jackpot when it comes to rain with this next storm is going to roll and what's going on, dave. all right, james and darya. good morning. good morning. everybody. going to take a long-term plan on this because it will keep a couple days to get this all through. >> we're looking at today not too bad. there's some scattered clouds working in here and probably inland. that will clear up pretty nicely

for you. and we'll get into somewhat of a mostly sunny mode late in the afternoon. but around the bay will be some clouds to contend with. now with this deck of cloud cover did help keep those temperatures supported a bit. so it's a bit more mild. you'll see those in the numbers. we're now hazy cloud. the sky conditions right now. there you see what's upstream, the really juicy stuff is far away from home. this could take some time to play out. look at that up in the north bay. 49 that. but we have 50% a rose and a bottle in the east bay littered with the 50's. we're ahead. as you can see by some happened as a degrees or a little less today. got to get some of those scattered clouds in there all day. temperatures managing to get through the 60's to almost near 70, but things will be changing tomorrow afternoon. we'll have that forecast but run as a traffic check right now. alright, meter lights are on bridge this morning. so that's slowing you down. >> thankfully, we're not starting off with any major accidents on our bridges. all the right moves to that 3 months exit, still making good time along 80 traveling to amman berkeley, trying to get to the maze. 13 arrive. san mateo bridge over to center field just short of 9 minutes.

and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. going to take you 19 minutes. you're looking good there. darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 602. and are developing story now. the last family member, a baby has died. >> after a car ran into a bus stop in san francisco. that baby was part of a family of 4. everybody else died as well in that crash kron four's michael thomas. >> is live in san francisco with the latest on the story. michael. >> a really sad and quiet morning here in this west portal neighborhood that baby only 3 months old and was the last living family member of that family of 4 that was crashed into by a vehicle. whether waiting here this bus stop. take a look. this is a memorial that continues to grow again. this accident happened on saturday. and you can just see those messages in those photos that neighbors continue to leave. this memorial, i would say, is at least 25 feet long with numerous candles, dozens of flowers and again, lots of photos. police say that the

family of 4 was sitting here at the bus, stop waiting to head over to the zoo on saturday afternoon when 78 year-old mary lou falling or excuse me, mary fun. lou drove through a low, a street speeding in an suv crashing into the muni shelter and killing all for now the father and son who was around one years old, did die here on the scene. while the mother and infant were taken to the hospital up, another died sunday and that 3 month old baby passed away last night. they've been identified as 40 year-old diego core do so. love area. 38 year-old mathilde a moncada ramos, pinto and the oldest child was joaquin ramos, pinto love area. the name of that baby has yet to be released. the driver was also injured in those arrested at one point over the weekend for vehicular manslaughter and also reckless driving. but he's no longer in custody and is still in the hospital. she is free to go home when able to but could still face a number of charges in the coming days. as of right now, her attorney says

she is fully cooperating with investigators, but the cause of the crash is stillounknown. back out here live. just want to show you. there's numerous photos, tons of toys. and then if we move this way, you can even see they've got these tiny, just heartbreaking little shoes representing those children that lost their lives. so as we continue to get more information on, if the da does move forward with charges or what may have caused that crash will continue to keep you updated. but i would assume that this morning there probably going to be a handful of neighbors coming out adding more to this growing memorial live this morning in san francisco and michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to you. thank you, michael. it is 604. >> to the east bay. now with the chp released dash camera footage of a freeway shooting that happened on 8.80, right near to 38 in hayward. this happened around 4 o'clock tuesday afternoon. and what you're seeing here is the suspect roll down the window and a handgun. watch that car with a 10 to 8 c that window down and then aiming a handgun at car. this recording this video as exits the freeway.

the victim fortunately wasn't hurt, but you can see the damage done here to the car. the bullet hole shattered windshield. investigators identified and arrested the suspect yesterday. he's now facing multiple felony charges. >> 605 in san jose. police have arrested a former starbucks employee of for putting cameras in a bathroom. so kron four's. rob nesbitt has more on the story. >> it's a disturbing case. san jose police say the camera was installed in the bathroom of the starbucks behind me back in january, the youngest victim caught on camera was just 4 years old. employee at the san jose starbucks on covid ave. >> first noticed the hitting camera on january 31st under the restroom sink and then called 9-1-1 to report officer tanya hernandez says the camera recorded 91 people the day before ranging from the ages of 4 to 85 years old. these craft, these this recording is graphic and >> includes multiple juvenile

victims fully exposed after nearly 2 months of investigating police arrested louis war as junior on friday for possession of child. >> and installment of the hidden camera with audio or as is also facing several gun-related charges after police discovered roughly 20 firearms at his home, including high capacity magazines and assault rifle. i spoke with starbucks customers outside the coffee shop about the arrest and hitting camera first. heard about those like that's scary. >> i don't people are thinking world launched knots. i'm glad that they caught the person. starbucks released a statement wednesday saying, quote. >> this is a deeply disturbing incident and we are grateful for the quick and thorough response from the san jose police department and apprehending the suspect. we cannot overstate the importance of providing a safe environment for our customers and partners. this incident is very scary. want the public to be aware just to be i'm aware of their surroundings. investigators are hoping to speak with some of the victims. if you are at the san jose starbucks back on january, 30th between the

times of 09:00am and 07:00pm and you think you might be one of them. you're asked to contact the san jose police department reported in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 it's 607, and a san francisco police officer has been found guilty. >> of groping a woman at a bar in the marina. back in december of 2021, the officer, michael herrera, was off duty at the time sitting next to a couple and a bar. the bar located on lombard and webster streets. herrera then became aggressive and groped the victim. he now faces up to one year in county jail and has to register as a offender for 10 years. sentencing hearing set for may. on the peninsula. 3 women who say they were sexually assaulted by former bay area police officer have one. a 35 million dollar lawsuit now against the city of san mateo and 2019, former san mateo police officer. no winchester was convicted of sexually assaulting for women.

the 3 women in this case sued the san mateo police department saying that the department ignored red flags when making the decision to hire winchester, including reports that he was a suspect of other assaults while he was an officer in sacramento. attorneys say the winchester rape the winter when the women under the threat of arrest or incarceration, he was sentenced to 81 years to life in prison. >> 608, is the time kron. 4 is your local election headquarters and proposition one is officially projected to pass. the race is still too close to because the margins which are in the yes, no or so saying that. but as now we know the measure will allows the state to borrow millions to tackle the homeless crisis that we're dealing with. and kron four's will tran is standing by live in walnut creek to explain morning. well. >> james, it will be millions,

but it will turn into billions because with the passing a prop one, the state can now borrow an additional 6 billion dollars to tackle the homeless issue on top of already spending. 22 billion dollars during newsom administration. governor newsom, the election was more than 2 weeks ago, but it was so razor thin that he did not come out and declare a victory in till last night. so prop one allows the state to tap enacted law back in 2004 that requires counties to use 2 thirds of the tax money on millionaires to go to housing programs for the homeless to tackle that particular issues. substance abuse to try to tackle the issue that has been a crisis in california for decades. governor newsom has spent 22 billion dollars with very little success to the point where people say if he tried to run for the white house, his opponents will bring that up. prop one will

allow the state to use the tax money and also tap into borrow funds. as i mentioned, 6 billion dollars. additionally to get people into programs to try to sure the situation at the very least, bring it down as far as what's going on in california. governor newsom, as i said, he waited until the very last moment when he was clear that they would be a victory. take a look at your screen. he took the axe and this is what he said late last night. he says the biggest change california has seen in decades. now it's time to get to work, repairing the damage caused by decades of broken promises and neglect to those suffering from severe mental illness. thank california. now i can tell you that the governor, he spent 13 million dollars. i mean, he raised 13 million dollars for prop one. the opponent just $1000. and even then prop one past by a razor thin margin.

how bad is california's homeless situation? james and darya reportedly there about 181,000 people in california that are homeless. that is one 3rd of that country's entire homeless population. back to you. all right. thanks a lot for the update. will okay to 6.11. we're going to take a break. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. homeowners in the bay area are struggling to find home owners insurance. now that insurance companies are either limited or completely stopping new policies in the state. >> take a look closer. look at the problem. plus, a bay area police chief is asking for help from safeway in order to help them better handle ongoing problems regarding theft and loitering. >> congress has finally agreed to a spending deal but they're running out of time to get past before friday's government funding deadline. i'

>> it's 6.14, in here for things that you need to know. a second person has died from injuries in a shooting in pleasant hill. and we told you about yesterday it happened tuesday. peter povich was working as a cannabis delivery driver when 2 people, police say tried to rob him povich and the men started shooting at each other. he was killed and one of the attackers was shot and died at the hospital. the other attacker is on the run. a richmond man faces charges accused of having more than 200 illegal guns. millions of rounds of ammunition and homemade explosives. police found the guns in lawrence, robert hanssen, his home when they arrested him for an

outstanding warrant. $850,000 has been secured to to replace the nearly 100 year-old bridge. it's in cupertino. it's a major east-west connector above stevens creek. the city is trying to come up with even more money to get that and the warriors beat. the grizzlies won. 37 to one 16 at the chase center. they play the pacers tomorrow at 7. okay, 6.15. let's get a check of the weather because we are tracking some changes on the horizon. so we want to keep updated on the timing on going to hold out through today, dave. yeah, we'll be fine on that. good morning, james and ari, good morning, everybody. >> will actually see a decent amount of sunshine, a few folks well inland with a little bit better afternoon, clearing hanging around the bay little longer. but here's a live shot coming in the east bay shoreline for you. and some of this cloud cover did a nice job. keeping those temperatures supported overnight. you'll see the contrast in a bit. there we have it just some high cloudiness aloft. here it is, though. and what our projections are again for today that should clear out to %

give you some good afternoon. sunshine going on here, too. there comes the cloud cover marine layer ever. so typical the morning tomorrow. we're ok, so we get through the morning commute. we're already app oaching late morning at this point when the rain is starting to encroach the northern part of the north bay. this is very winter, typical pathway compared all that crazy tracks that the storm system to taking this season. there's the coverage to the bases takes all day to get down here and cover up the what your evening commute that will be treated to all of that rain going forward and it will come with winds, too. by the way, saturday looks like we're looking for rain again. however, that will be kind of light rain with patches of moderate rain showers throughout the day. but in all of this, including that first batch, there is the chance of thunder showers. it looks to be in the sacramento valley, but we might see some pop up in parts of the bay, particularly on sunday because we're going to be better. daytime heating. here's a look at those current numbers. we got a lot of 50's cover the east bay and this is warmer than we saw from yesterday to

the up in the north bay where they were still looking. a lot of 40's at this hour. 49 going on for napa 15 and also for santa rosa. now, this other part of this storm system will be tomorrow now will be winds. we're looking at good, strong onshore wind. advance this for friday morning. just kind of a light wind at that point by the afternoon when the storm gets here, right your drive home on friday. there you have it. pretty active on shore. it will be no wind advisory because it doesn't reach the criteria and timing and intensity, but still will be a bit of annoyance for your travels. so breaking everything down. we're talking about clouds, a few inland clearing a few clouds in little clear out highs around 70. we're going turn to similar numbers, but it's tomorrow that things will change. we got the rain coming in the winds, but we don't get a temperature correction until the weekend because it's going to take all day to get into the east bay. so for the weekend it's rain short. talk about that earlier with the moderate rain showers embedded with a lighter but sunday, a few showers clearing navy's. we might get some sunshine for you. that may produce an isolated thunder shower, too.

in the afternoon. 63 francisco, 64 oakland and 72 san jose. we'll check in your 4 zone forecast a bit when i was going on with traffic right now. all right. well, they were off to a good start see more green ran out there on our map. >> we're slowing down just a bit along highway 4.80. is a traveling to hayward. no major issues out there that they bridge seems a little congestion because the meter lights are 15 minutes there into the city this morning. san mateo original delays, 14 minute ride 81 to one checking on our highways. 85 up to menlo park. so it 30 minutes, 2, 80 85 2.37, no major issues there. so are down in about 28 minutes. that's because they just won't do. hey, we're once you get fremont smooth sailing. darya. james, back to you. >> and >> we paused the video there just as the shots were fired. the napa county sheriff's office releasing this video showing the moment a deputy

shot at a suspect who was carrying they say was carrying a gun. they say the suspect suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was given immediate medical care. now the shooting happened back in january after investigators say 2.18 year-olds were involved in a police chase. the chase started in american canyon and ended with the crash that you just saw there in vallejo. authorities say police chase both of them until they crashed and then tried to run away. the deputy who fired shots has been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation. ongoing problems of shoplifting and loitering. teens now has a bay area. police chief reaching out to safely executives for help. some basketball police chief ronald nelson wrote a letter to safeway's regional president expressing his concerns about the safeway on north main just down the street from amalie high school. he says the problem of high school students loitering and engaging in theft is creating problems now for customers, especially in the afternoon when school lets out. in the letter, chief nelson says his department has been providing additional

patrols during those after school hours, but they don't have the resources to do that over time. the chiefs want safe way to hire security and loss prevention, staff and work together with the police department to curb crime. a safeway spokesman, by the way, tells us that they're looking now into the chiefs concerns what you know, what stuart decides to do. >> time now, 6, 20 and in national news crunch time for congress. they're trying to pass the government funding deal before the deadline which is tomorrow. yeah. washington correspondent hannah brandt joins us live from dc with more on that. we'll see if they can get it done. hanna, good morning. >> james darya. good morning. yeah, we're certainly watching closely here. we know that the full text of this major spending package was just released to lawmakers overnight. and like you said, with the funding deadline tomorrow, that doesn't really give them a lot of time to read this package. let alone to pass it. >> congress finally has a spending deal some very tough

negotiation. but large portions of the government run out of money on friday. and it's unclear if lawmakers will be able to pass the funding package by then. that is my hope that will. house speaker mike johnson expresses optimism about getting it done. some republicans are frustrated that the process is being rushed. i'm probably going to be kicking and screaming about it. it's a simple no, because they always graham stuff in there. that's unintentional or nobody knows it's in but democratic leaders in the house say they expect most of their members to back the bills. we look forward to putting up votes to pass this mini bus. even if the house gets the package passed on time, this senate still has to vote on it, too. it's going to be a tight squeeze to get this funding package passed before the weekend deadline. in order to do that, every senator would have to agree to speed up the process and some say they are willing to do that. once we get this bill. >> we shouldn't forced to rush to judgment on that leaves lawmakers facing the possibility of missing the friday deadline. real. i couldn't be here this weekend.

>> the build cost about 1.2 trillion dollars in funding agencies like the department of homeland security and the pentagon darya. james, you. thank you so much for that update. deadline tomorrow. yeah, 6.22. the time. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a new app helps to reduce food waste >> and saves you money on groceries will show you how it works.

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company sale of its famous birkin bags. birkin bags are only sold in physical stores. they cost up to $100,000 or more. the lawsuit filed in san francisco. federal court says that herman is unlawfully requires customers to buy other hirmenez products before they are even allowed to drop all that dough to buy a birkin bag. the lawsuit asks the court to as from engaging in these alleged actions. and it also seeks an unspecified amount of monetary damages and restitution. there are 3 of us stores in the bay area. one in san francisco's union square, one in palo alto and the other one is inside sfo in the airport. so if you want to, yeah, if you want to pick up a bag on a layover our drop 50 grand or so the lucky. in the

several winemakers are served with federal subpoenas. the la times reports many of the whine eriz are baffled by this probe in the napa valley. officials claim they know nothing about it. some speculate it's connected to napa county supervisor alfredo pedroza who is entangled in a conflict of interest land deal involving a family member. but but was not named in any of the subpoenas. and the fbi bureau in san francisco has declined to comment. >> well, a new partnership between luckily lucky grocery stores and the app. flash food is hoping to make groceries a little more affordable while reducing food waste. organizers say the president's can download the free app and then browse through groceries of one of the 44 lucky store locations across the area. their shoppers can expect to find groceries nearing their best by dates at a savings of in some cases up to half off. shoppers can then pay for them directly on the app and just head to the storm. pick him

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6.29. we're checking dut the weather for you on a thursday. not too bad out. there no not bad at enjoy it because it's >> limited. we've got dave in the weather center with more on those changes down the way. hey, good morning, james and good morning, everybody. and by the way, for your weekend, yeah, strain is going to be involved in this, too, but it looks like be able snag some sunshine, at least on sunday. a bit here. so won't be as much of a washout. saturday looks like pretty much of an all-day rain but not real.

real intense. >> but here's the situation for today. we had some cloud cover overnight to its magic sfo by the weather. talking about an hour delay or so now due to construction. it's not really weather related. some high cloudiness kind of remains as well. but we will see those clear out inland pretty nicely as we approach around the noon hour. but still clouds will be part of the forecast just about all day somewhere around us. 50's going on for the east bay. and you can see how temperatures have been retained up in the north bay near about 50. they were in the 40's universally throughout mid morning hours. so it's a nice mild start to our day again. a lot of cloud cover to start. we start fitting that out as we get to the late morning hours and variable clouds and the late afternoon still looking for similar temperatures inland. but again have the 4 zone forecast and a bit were now reyna standing by with a traffic update all right. well, we the ecole honoring sandra fell bridge. >> so drive times have gone up since we last checked in here. 26 minutes tolls to 101. last time are still under 8 traffic is going to be backed up for a

little while. it's not an accident. just a disabled vehicle. 17 minutes on the bay bridge meter lights slowing down there this morning. the are going to be at the san mateo bridge in on and easy. 14 minute right there in the golden gate. no issues. 20 right. james, back to you. ll thanks. a lot rain and 6.31. and now a story you'll see only on kron 4. the home insurance crisis in california. >> is now affecting longtime homeowners here in the bay area because of where we've chosen live. yeah, in fact, they we spoke with a family who's insured just dropped them with kron four's. sara stinson sharing all the hurdles that followed. >> right above the homes on santa court in santa rosa. you can still see charred trees from the 2020 class fire that came about 75 yards from our front door. too close for comfort for gretchen and rick mullen, d who have experience 3 fires while living in their santa rosa home for the last

22 years, they have ensured their home with farmers insurance. earlier this month, the couple got a letter from the company saying their policy was canceled field and i feel scared. we've never filed a claim. and it's all due to our address being close to a wildfire area. >> that too quickly hired insurance brokers to find a new insurance company. the search that's getting more difficult by the day. and we were denied by 157 insurance companies. no one will take us. i mean, even today i received 7 o'clock. the niles, if the couple does not get insurance, they can lose their home. the state does offer a last resort option. the california fair plan melendez have applied for it, but they say it's not an affordable option. costa, 6% higher and it's less coverage for us. my husband retired, run a fixed income. and we don't have a lot of options. gretchen says they can't even sell their home, putting them between a

rock and a hard place. my home just got to tell you nobody's going by my home know if they can't get insurance and the mullane, these are not alone. thousands of californians are feeling the pain of the homeowners insurance crisis. many companies have announced limiting or stopping new policies altogether due to inflation and increased risk of wildfires. janet ruiz with the insurance information institute says the insurance industry is working with the state to bounce back in the last 10 years from very >> premium. that wheat we pay down a so that's not really sustainable. but we would we want to be here. we're working with california department of insurance insurance commissioner ricardo, lara. >> announce a new strategy to keep private insurance companies in the state. all a part of the deal to consider future ris and climate change. one setting prices. senator

mike mcguire says legislation needs to be passed to protect homeowners. we need a pathway. >> for that homeowner to get renewed once again in back into the traditional insurance policy. what i'd like is a moratorium to force these private insurance companies to stay in california at affordable rates that we can pay for insurance to keep a shelter at home for us. >> home insurance, regulation reform is being discussed at the capitol. but people like them a lenghi say if something isn't done soon, they could lose it all and they're not alone. they say their neighbors are going through the same struggles. i'm sara stinson reporting in santa rosa. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. 6.35. is the time now. the standard 6% realtor commission on buying or selling a home is apparently coming to an end. it's due to a massive 418 million dollar settlement with the national association of realtors. that settlement

stems from a federal lawsuit accusing the trade group of inflating real estate agent commissions. now most homesellers currently pay about 5 to 6% in commission fees for a million dollar home. that could be anywhere from 50 to $60,000 in fees. real estate experts say the settlement could create a more competitive housing market. >> you list a half or so. there's always a listing agreement. now there's going to be a buyer removed and it is positive in a way and we're all going to have adjust to not knowing what the commission is on the house. and if a seller is not willing to pay a commission, then we're going to have to talk to the wise about paying a commission. >> but a federal court still has to approve. the settlement will see what happens. >> 6.35 and we have new details now on a deadly shooting in pleasant hill. a second person has died from their injuries. peter popovich, she was working as a cannabis delivery driver on tuesday afternoon went to a condo complex on twin bridge circle and that is when 2

people who are armed tried to rob him. popovich was also armed legally, there was a shootout and popovich was killed. he ended up dying. police say one of the attackers. 21 year-old trayvon davis was also shot and he ended up dying in the hospital. the other attacker is on the loose. still, police have not released a description of that person. a richmond man is accused of having more than 200 illegal guns. millions of rounds of ammunition and homemade explosives. they were all found at the home of lawrence, robert hanssen. there are 21 gun-related charges. he now faces. police went to his home on sunday for an outstanding warrant for threatening a staff member at a medical center and walnut creek. he is prohibited from owning firearms and investigators found 11 machine guns and more than 60 assault rifles and

also homemade explosives. he has pleaded not guilty. he's being held now without bail due back in court on march, 27th. >> uc berkeley professor is now protesting the university amid growing concerns of anti-semitism, chair of israel. studies professor ron hassner prompted sleep in on campus this week. he says he started the sleep inn after a pro-palestinian, a pro palestine demonstration last month forced police to evacuate attendees and in israeli speaker at an event on campus in response, hundreds of students, faculty and alumni gathered on campus saying school leaders are doing nothing or at least doing not enough to protect jewish students from anti-semitism. pastor says his goal is to get attention from administrators, not necessarily to embarrass them. i wanted to find a way to protest. that was not confrontational. >> that sent a very clear message of support for jewish students. that was perhaps a little for campus

administration. but i also didn't want to embarrass the campus in some way. the campus knows that at the summit is a serious problem at berkeley. the campus is trying to address it as best it can maybe needs to move a little faster. it has says he's getting support with professors from other schools like stanford. >> who are now also sleeping in their offices. uc berkeley sent kron 4 this statement in response saying, quote, the university remains committed to fostering an environment conducive to robust free speech and in which all members of its community feel that they may engage in campus life without fear of harassment, including harassment on the basis of religion, ethnic and or national identity. members of the california legislative jewish caucus are introducing a bill that they hope will help protect all students from violence and hate. if passed. the bill would require that state university's update their student code of conduct to prohibit violence. harassment, intimidation and discrimination on campus. and

also they're going to launch programs to facilitate constructive, yet respectful dialogue. the legislation comes amid a wave of anti-semitic islamophobic incidents at universities since the start of the israel-hamas war. >> i want to be clear. jewish students are being specifically targeted here. >> and being bullied and intimidated and harassed. >> and sometimes attacked. so that they are not able to congregate associate learn. be who they are. and with that much past to stop, this is very much about the incredible anti-semitism that has manifested itself. >> on our campuses, but he's also very much not a jewish issue because the idea that students should feel safe on campus should feel safe to express their ideas that we should have a robust exchange of ideas. that is something that is important for all students. california's public school systems haven't taken an official stand on this bill. but lawmakers say they

>> received positive feedback from the uc and csu presidents. >> time now 6.40, and coming up. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the warriors. in this stretch in the drive for the playoffs. now they need every win they can get. did they get one last night? we'll take a closer look.

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hospital but is no longer in custody, meaning she's free to go home once she is able. prop one has officially passed in california that authorizes the state to borrow about 6.4 billion dollars to tackle the state's homeless crisis. that money will go towards housing and mental health treatment programs. sebastopol police chief ronald nelson wrote a letter to safely regional president expressing his concerns about the safeway on north main just down the street from an early high school. he says the problem of high school students, loitering and engaging in theft is creating a problem for customers, especially in the afternoon when the school is out, he's asking them safe way to help fix the problem because the department doesn't have the resources to patrol that area all the time after students are out of school. an internal audit from bart shows 3 employees who claimed to be working 10 hour days would briefly report to duty before going home for much for portions of their shifts. the report claims that 3 employees

collected on earned base salary. >> extra earnings from shift pay over time and double time. pay on holidays. >> it's 6.44. and there are new plans in cupertino to replace a nearly 100 year-old bridge. $850,000 has been secured. now replace muck it above mcclellan road like raise the roadway. this bridge is a major east-west connector in the city. it goes over stevens creek walk. bike cupertino has been pushing the city create an underpass for pedestrians and cyclists. the group's chair says the road has a blind curve. so it's dangerous. >> cars are just coming around the corner. and so if you're a senior citizen and you walk slow or you have small children and you walk a little slower. >> it could be a little bit scary to cross that either of these intersections. >> so they want to go under and the city is trying to come up with more money to make that project a reality. 6.25.

is the time right now check out the weather for we've got dave spahr standing by with more on what we'll expect on this thursday. but more importantly for the weekend ahead, good morning, james and darya. good morning, everybody. and this is the guy is going to do it for us. it's basically our player for about 48 hours. >> starting really tomorrow and for your saturday living a little bit on sunday. but we're going get some sunshine in for you by that point. do have is you see this outline over here. this is a winter storm watch has been posted. it's really for the foothills. so much is not really up there in tahoe, but we did this thing last go around. that turned out to be a winter weather advisory later on. but we'll see how that develops. keep an eye on that as well. meanwhile, for this all the way till tomorrow morning. so we'll get right to the meat of the matter here. we wait for this line to move through. it's going to take it just about all day before it starts to get around the golden gate. that won't be until really early afternoon. then march on through the afternoon. your evening commute. yes. and then break up a little bit overnight and time for

saturday morning. it's back again. this shows that his little bit more spotty, but i think it's probably fair to say it is light rain will continue just about all day with a bed in there. kind of moderate rain showers at times in the package will be winds. no wind advisory. but this is what happens on friday for the ride home. it could be kind of sloppy going to have a southwesterly wind for the most part working. you get maybe give me a little bit of a tail wind a bit heading back east, maybe or up north. this is friday at 6.15. you see the winds maintain about 20 miles per hour or so and that will be with rain in that package. not real, long-lasting. it looks like by saturday morning. it starts to break up in the park. how much rain get with this is just friday's program by 04:00am on saturday note the coverage is about to dine to maybe a dime and nickel up north, though around santa rosa. they hit the jackpot there over a half a buck. so there looks like to be more rain up north and kind of waning as a drop south, but they'll be more coming longer-range that your friday that your saturday just about all day and everywhere. by the

way, in all of this rain, there's still that chance of some thunder showers, too. but most of that should be off the east to the sacramento valley. daytime heating on sunday might see a stray thunder shower. the next thing to watch monday. that's a non event for the most part cloud cover. maybe some light rain, heavier stuff wednesday. we've got more. hang on friday saturday. it looks like that. we're going to watch this timing here because of happens to move through quicker might be able to salvage or saturday a little bit 4 zone forecast here coming in for your thursday today. 63 san francisco are keeping in the lower 60's at the coast numbers pretty much near yesterday. maybe shave a degree or so 65 burlingame foster city para 6 is 68 for palo alto south bay, lower 70's east bay shoreline, upper 60's to the east bay. try valley approaching 70. there's going to be a big drop on saturday there. 62 for berkeley. 64 of allay fairfield. 68 67 for santa rosa. you know, spring is inconsistent that we're delivering saturday against the big day to watch. and then

the next dose to watch out for is wednesday. all lit up on bay area. bridges reyna, what's the deal? unfortunately, we have a stalled vehicle on a richmond. sandra fell bridge. so that's really slowing you down there. >> 30 minutes tolls to 101. looks like that vehicles near the toll plaza. other bridges not impacted. not seen accidents are hazards. >> across the other bridges, the meter lights are on in the bay bridge. so that's the only thing slowing down this morning. thankfully, 17 minute right there. other highways traffic started. bill, you're picking up now. 36 minutes highway for antioch in to conquer. maybe you're traveling along. 24 right now. want to down 5.80, just short of 13. let's get a look at 6.80, devin down to fremont about a 23 minute right there. all right. james, back to you. >> well, the smell of burning incense and the sound of buddhist and touts chance echoing down the streets of antioch. look at this about 200 buddhists made pilgrimage

to the city this weekend to mend wounds stemming from the horrific mistreatment of early chinese immigrants was back in the 18. 100's, the thousands of chinese immigrants came to the area during the gold rush, but they weren't welcomed by all those who lived in antioch were subject to sundown laws and the city's buddhist taoist temple where new immigrants congregated was burned on saturday, monks and practitioners engaged in the process of carmack healing offering chance and prayers for peace. >> media or through education. these histories are a race. we can come together and we can learn about these histories. we can recover them. we can be resilient and we can repair our communities together. >> in 2021 and became the first u.s. city to issue a public apology for the mistreatment of early chinese immigrants during the gold rush. >> time now 6.50, and there's a new plan that could bring a full service grocery store to the tender line and san

francisco. the resolution from supervisor dean preston calls on city departments to report to the board of supervisors. any efforts to bring a grocery store to the tenderloin and any potential sites for a grocery store. preston says the closest full service grocery store for most tender line residences, at least. >> a half a mile away right now. >> nearly 300 elementary school students in hayward are going to have some new kicks thanks to a nonprofit and >> fedex operation. warm teamed up with the shipping company fedex to deliver hundreds of new shoes to kids at hillview crest elementary school. it's one of 20 schools across the country that will get money for this operation. warm is dedicated to gifting new shoes and coats, 2 children in need. >> well, moving on to sports now, the warriors looking to bounce back as they took on the grizzlies last night. and jonathan kuminga apparently stole the show. for sports director jason dumas has the highlights.

>> the warriors had to have this one on wednesday night. they were playing a memphis squad with 11 guys on the injured list. make no mistake about it. alonso be unacceptable, especially given the context position. the dubs were in. luckily for everybody, the dubs got the memo. they were hoping to bounce back from an ugly loss to the knicks. on monday, we pick things up in the 2nd quarter. golden state down by one andrew wiggins gets it in the corner when he gets going early to warriors usually play well later in the second. now, warriors up by when this guy, jonathan kuminga gets out in transition into automatic. >> 2 points where the extend that lead to 5 a minute later. it's like deja kind of thing coming in transition. don't even job. >> left-hander won their case. enter it is rocking 3rd quarter warriors by 13 andrew wiggins, knocking down shots. he's looking like the year. they won it all. 22 in 10

later on, 23 point lead. here's a look is coming in transition gp 2. it's the right back him. coming ahead, 26 points. how about clay three-pointer? close out the highlights 3 pointer. chris paul, by the way, 12.14 assist 0 turnovers. warriors one. 37 1.16. they're back in action on friday against the pacers. all righty. that's a look at sports. it's 6.52. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we continue to honor women's history month here on kron 4. >> we're going hear from a woman in the south bay who has worked tirelessly to support worked tirelessly to support cancer patients. ss.

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>> we are back at 6.55. in the powerball jackpot continues to climb after nobody won last night. so i came to work like a and now the jackpot is an estimated 750 million dollars, which is pretty incredible to think that the next drawing is saturday. good luck to you. >> how about that? former san francisco mayor willie brown celebrating his 90th birthday. look at that case. i was wonder 90 he looks amazing thing is dapper as ever. city leaders lie and yet it they were all there to see mayor london breed. they're all at city hall yesterday. wow. willie brown, the first black mayor of the city held that position for 8 years until

gavin newsom succeeded 2004 and before that brown spent 3 decades in the california state assembly serving as speaker for half that time. but always be remembered. and san francisco as mister mayor, he's a chief truce. celebrity status. don't forget portion of the bay bridge actually named after him. which is. i mean, we talked to him just a couple years ago and he was talking how he still walks at least like i don't know my or something every day and >> that's which i had his is always extend. i don't mean levi's wow. >> 6.56. coming up in the next hour, governor newsom is celebrating not a birthday, but a proposition prop one just past 2 weeks after the primary. we're going explain how the state's going use that

>> right now, problem is the infant who was seriously hurt in a crash in a san francisco bus stop has sadly died. now marking the 4th fatal victim in that accident. a man is accused of capturing nearly 100 people in on camera in a san jose starbucks bathroom. >> and proposition one, it gives money to housing and treatment programs for the state's homeless crisis. narrowly passed. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with the network is fine. and james has no choice because even when >> wete