>> 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 will have the latest in a live report. a man is arrested for recording nearly 100 people on a camera in a starbucks bathroom. we'll tell you where. approach our proposition one has passed. police looks that way. we're going to tell you how much money is going to 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 >> thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya and i'm james on this thursday morning. it's nice and dry out right now. enjoy it. because do things to change. by the way, just because it's spring doesn't mean you can lose the umbrella, i guess. hi, dave, james and ari, good morning. good morning, everybody. good thing is some of the timing is kind of working a little in our favor. might be able to salvage a little of your sunday a bit through this. yes, that means some sunshine working its magic. but saturday. >> although not intense rain always. it looks like that's going to be kind of a wash out with a light rain event. again, just about all day for your thursday. this is the beauty shot. we have the east bay shoreline. you see breaks in the clouds way upstairs. one of the nice things is we have some dry air. it's really dry just like yesterday. but the other issue is it's not as warm so that air can move a little bit better. then we had from yesterday. meanwhile, that's the low that we're talking about. it's going to be the player for our event over the next 48 maybe 72 hours or so to play out most

readings right now in the 50's. we have 49 going on from napa santa rosa. new of 48 in. 55 going on for any act and that is above what our numbers were from yesterday. thank you. cloud cover. kind of helped out a bit. so for today we've got variable clouds on balance, high temperatures in the upper 60's. well inland. however, there will be a change in those temperatures to with the rain will have more on that in a bit. right now. rain is standing by with a traffic update radar. rise study morning everybody travel into the city. no accidents or hazards. >> just a camera on the lens there. that's not going to stop. and thankfully this morning, 18 min right maze to that fremont street exit, 7, bridge around traffic has been gradually building a little slogan on and off the bridge along i-81. '01. a richmond center fell bridge earlier hours to get a traffic hazard to cause up to 30. that's clear. now we're down to 13 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. a little slow along 101 of the north bay. 38 minute ride that back to you. thanks. a lot of do too. and are developing story. an entire family of 4

has now died after a tragic accident. san francisco that happened over the weekend. and this is that case where the families waiting at a bus stop when an suv crashed into them. >> doctors say that last member of the family 3 month-old baby boy died at the hospital last night. whole family is gone. kron four's. michael thomas is at the scene of the accident. michael. >> a heartbreaking to say the least. and this morning, it's sad scene here at this west portal neighborhood. take a look behind me. this is a growing memorial as james and ari mentioned a 3 month-old baby. that was the last living survivor that family of 4 that was struck while they were sitting here at this bus stop by an suv that was speeding in the area and we'll keep it live here for a second. there's a sign that reads grieves with multiple photos of that family. dozens of flowers, tiny little baby shoes that are just heartbreaking to look at. there's even a stroller here. some of them saying, quote, remembering the precious lives

that were lost here last week. and to give you some background, this all took place saturday afternoon. and at that time, the family of 4 was sitting here waiting for the bust a to allegedly heading over to the zoo at that time. 78 year-old mary fun. louis was driving through the area on the lowest street speeding in an suv crashing into the muni bus shelter and killing all 4 members. now, the father and one year-old died here at the scene when the mother and infant were taken to the hospital. the mother died on sunday that 3 month-old baby died last night. they've been identified as 40 year-old diego core do so de ella. very a 38 year-old mathilde a moncada ramos, pinto and the one year-old child that died on the scene. joaquin ramos, pinto deiah live area. the baby has not been named quite yet. now. we did speak with a family excuse me, not family members. we spoke with people here that live in the neighborhood that showing up this morning paying their respects. they say they're still a lot of

unanswered questions when they wake up this morning. it's just a tragedy. i mean, the whole thing from the family and i no idea what happened. >> with the woman who was the driver, that sounds like an awful thing, too, because she 78 years old but was going on. it's just impressed with how much good stuff there is people have left that is really. heartwarming somewhat. >> and the now, when it comes to that driver. well, she also had injuries. she was arrested at one point over the weekend for 3 charges of vehicular manslaughter. now she, however, was let go out of custody. she remains in the hospital and she is able to go home when she is physically capable to. and right now her attorney says she is fully cooperating with investigators. the cause of this crash still unknown back out here live again. this growing memorial with just multiple different items. so i just want to show you guys just a little bit that tiny

little stroller there with the photo of that baby. one of the children, lots of stuff to animals and lots of messages. not only for that mother, that father, but also has 2 children says we get more information regarding. >> what may have caused this crash or if the da decides to move forward with any charges will continue to keep you updated. that's a very latest here in san francisco and michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to you. thank you, michael. >> 805, is the time. let's head to the east bay now where the chp has released this footage showing a freeway shooting on a tin ear to 38 in hayward. this happened around 4 o'clock tuesday afternoon. we're loop the video again. what it shows is the suspect in that gray car. >> roll down the window and then point a gun and fire at the car as it exits the freeway. the victim fortunately wasn't hurt, but there was damage to the car. there's a bullet hole here in the side. panel. we're also seeing windows shattered by bullet holes. luckily investigators with the help of this video was able to

identify and arrest the suspect that happened yesterday. photos of that. he now faces multiple felony charges. time now is 806. san jose police have arrested a former starbucks employee. >> accused of putting cameras in the bathroom. so kron four's rob nesbitt talks us through what happened. >> 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 coleman 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 for sure 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 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

news. >> a san francisco police officer found guilty of groping women in the marina district. >> and >> the prosecution is laying out what happened in 2021. officer michael herrera was off duty and he was sitting next to a couple at a bar on lombard and webstec street. he one year in jail and has to register as a offender for 10 years. he said to be cents in sentenced in may. >> alright, turning our attention to politics from 4 is your local election headquarters and prop one now officially projected to pass the measure will allow the state to borrow billions of dollars for the homeless kron. four's will tran is live in walnut creek with more. hi, will. >> daria opponents say you know what? they've already thrown billions of dollars to the homeless situation and it

has not helped. and now they're saying you're going to throw billions more on top of it. and that's exactly what's going to happen because governor gavin newsom, because prop one has passed by a razor thin marge. and that's why he didn't talk about until last night, even though the election was 2 weeks away, simply too close to call. but last night he decided, yes, it looks like a victory for what he is supporting. he spent 13 million dollars campaigning for prop one because he wants to throw more money at the homeless situation. his administration has already spent 22 billion dollars to try to house them to try to help rehabilitate them prop one. what it does is it will force counties to spend two-thirds of attacks that was enacted back in 2004 against millionaires for homeless housing for mental illness programs. the governor says this is absolutely necessary. this is one of the pillars of

his administration, opponents of prop one. well, they only spent $1000 against for prop one and they barely lost. still a win is a win. governor newsom took to x last night. take a look at your screen. here is what he had to say about the victory for housing initiatives for the homeless. he says the biggest change california has seen in decades needs, right? this is the first reforming about 20 years. 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 illnesses. thank you, california. just to give your perspective, how bad is the homeless situation in california? well, its reported about 181,000 people in our state are homeless. that's about one-third of the homeless population for the entire country. all right. thanks a lot. well. >> time now is 8.11. we're

going to take a break. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news home owners in the bay area are struggling to find home owners insurance. now that a number of insurance companies have either limited or completely policies here in the state. plus, state officials say a large number of kids can get free money for college savings accounts, but their parents may not even know they're eligible. we'll explain. >> bipartisan lawmakers introduced a bill they believe will tackle retail capitol correspondent eytan have a closer look. plus, tell you what the

>> 8.14, right now we're checking out the weather. we're asking drier, drill down date on the exact time. i know what looks like. we're going to get home, whatever and then tomorrow afternoon is when it's going to do its thing. okay. so little bit today. all clear. yeah. yeah. we're looking okay. will have winds with the package to know he's going to be. a fancy real. real storm. kind of what we're working right to some cloud cover dealing with here. and the good news is right here aloft. we have some drier air and it's not that much warmer. a lock either, which is a plus because this air gets more bouncy and more buoyant. when we get that daytime heating, it is up to fight through warm air above us, which is already very light. so it helps the mixing process improved the sky conditions. but upstream, that storm will drop towards our south. let's go to future cast for. >> again, for the performance today, looks like will open up those skies a little bit clouds return late in the afternoon into the evening. clouds up again for overnight. our friday morning is ok, approaching the noon hour. here we go. a line of rain just towards our north. the

heavy stuff in terms of total collection appears to be up in the north bay playing out throughout the day. what takes its sweet time and then find the line is still in the east bay as late as 9 o'clock. so your evening commute, this will be a feature takes a break. another line moves in just the corona crockett on on saturday and that rain will be mostly light within bedded, moderate to even sometimes a little heavy showers at times. very briefly, also get potentially some thunder shower action. but that's most in the sacramento valley. but for the next 3 days at the possibility, 58 at this hour for antioch, most rings in the east bay are in the 50's and the north bay in the 40's. but that's a little bit better than we saw from yesterday. 54 san jose. there are those winds afford this all the way to friday morning. so that's what it looks like about friday morning. not too different than today. winds become elevated into the afternoon when all the action is happening into the evening. there you have it right to the carquinez strait. see how kind the flow pattern. the golden gate right through there and winds get into the around the 20 mile per hour range or so

not very long, however, may be given a 6 hour window. so it's not very long and it doesn't get to the levels of intensity for wind advisory. that's why they haven't issued something with it. alright, the breakdown we're talking today is clouds a few clouds inland and high temperatures approach near about 70. we'll see 60's for the bay tomorrow. big question. mark is on timing on this. but as can tell, it's going to happen in the east bay. a lot later in the day we get all your daytime heating. see, mike, get up there. close numbers for highs that maybe the mid 60's still possible. then for the weekend we got saturday rain and cooler near about 60. it's kind of a wash oat even though won't be heavy. heavy rain and then your sunday, a few showers clearing question mark. and that will give atmosphere energy for potential thunder showers in the bay. maybe maybe maybe but in the sacramento valley, all 3 days. it looks possible today. 63 san francisco, 64 oakland, 72 coming in for san jose. more on this. of course, your 4 zone forecast would get into the weeds for also that extended because rain makes

really appearances reappearing in traffic. great up what's going on. all right. really busy 8 o'clock hour day. if you are traveling, hitting the roads. >> that more red than green out there. a little highway. 4, 80 85, 80 travel oakland, 101, along the peninsula and the south bay, things are starting to build out there. they bridge right now, 14 minutes and the spider just join every hit amazing that fremont street exit. thankfully, no accidents and hazards on our bridges. a 30 minute ride on the san mateo bridge because it's low game on and off the bridge. no accidents there. one of the south. i know what, 60 minutes. 85 to menlo park. 85. still a little slow. go to 80's. probably the lightest now crockett out towards the maze. you start to build just pass hercules only and oakland. 36 minutes to make that drive. our age is back to you. >> thank you very much. rain at 8.18, is the time at a uc berkeley professor is protesting how the university's handling growing concerns of anti-semitism. professor ron hassner, the chair of israel studies is

staging a sleep in on campus this week and he says he decided to do this after what happened on campus last month in which pro-palestinian demonstrators descended on the theater where students had gathered to hear from an israeli speaker. the demonstration got out of hand forcing police to evacuate attendees and move that event to another location in response, hundreds of students, faculty and alumni gathered on campus to say that school leaders aren't doing enough to protect jewish students from anti-semitism. pastor says his goal, it's simply to get the attention of administrators. >> i wanted to find a way to protest. that was not confrontational. that sent a very clear message of support for 2 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 is gaining support with professors from other schools like stanford who are now also sleeping in their offices. uc berkeley sent kron 4. the statement you see your screen which reads, 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. >> it's 8.19 and the biden administration has an acting the toughest ever rules for tailpipe emissions. yeah, they're aiming at expanding electric cars, but they're also sending a crackdown on gas cars to kron four's. catherine heenan has more. >> new tailpipe pollution limits would transform the u.s. auto market. roughly one and a half million electric cars were sold last year. but that's only about 7 and-a-half percent of total sales way below the 56%. target set by the new climate regulations.

if things go as planned by twenty-thirty to more than half the new cars sold in the u.s. would most likely be 0 emission, but a lot of problems need to be soft, including getting enough charging stations. more than 172,000 were installed last year. some analysts say the nation will need more than 2 million by 2030. and overall the public's appetite for electric cars has been slipping. >> reason for this, a lot of people discovered that he made a place in the battery is expensive for the for the you know, if i tried to charge at that home, it's going to take a little time. there's station for 2 charges my car close to where i live. so those kind of infrastructure problems they need to take care of it. >> and of course, the issue has already been politicized. donald trump has promised to undo various climate change policies. if he is re-elected. president biden says the plan

will create jobs but republican lawmakers argue that some u.s. auto jobs are at risk. >> the white house is more eager to peas, radical environmental activist. american people. >> idaho, washington gradual snap out of their climate danger before it becomes nightmare, the epa claims that the regulation will reduce tailpipe emissions dramatically and save consumers. a lot of money on fuel and maintenance. but the plan is expected to face immediate legal challenges, probably ending up in the supreme court. still, experts say the changes are inevitable and there's no going back. i mean, it's we have to make sure that >> we take advantage of this because of the environment because of the greenhouse gas emissions that we see all the time. because transportation is the biggest source of this kind of pollution. and and this this is what opportunity. >> now, one of the details that automakers do like about the latest announcement. does allow more time to comply with

regulations than expected. it is another sign that the transition to electric cars. well, most likely take longer than hoped. >> it's a 22. and coming up on the kron morning news. didn't win, but you have another chance to get the powerball jackpot will tell you how much jackpot will tell you how much you could win.

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college park high school. we have video showing how dui looks like that's all part of the every 15 minutes program, which is a two-day program teaching students the impacts of driving under the influence and what could have on their community. the collision will be staged on the football field. it will begin at approximately noon and it will last for about an hour during the mock collision. there will be a high concentration of emergency vehicles and sirens in the area. police want to alert the community that there is no real emergency at the school. again, it's a mock dui crash to teach the students a lesson. >> 25 right now and for your money since the launch of a new program to help kids save money for college, only a fraction of low-income families have actually claimed the money the state launched cal kids in 2022, it creates a savings account puts between $500 to $1500 for low-income kids to use for college or for

a career after high school. but according to the state, just to 8% of the about 3 million eligible kids have access their accounts in the bay area. there's 33,000 eligible students in san francisco and only about 5% have claimed their cal kids money in alameda county. more than 100,000 students are eligible, but just 8% have claimed their accounts. officials say this is likely due to lack of awareness about the program. now that, you know, a new study by smart asset determines how much a person needs to make in order to live comfortably in california. a single income household without kids you need to make about at least $89,000 to get by a single person with no children in the bay area needs to borrow a make about 119,000 to live comfortably. it's a 27 and

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want to check out the weather and the timing of when the good rains going roll and don't worry about today. yeah. but then tomorrow, yeah. more the in the weekend that will be impacted. we've got day with all the details. say they've a good morning, james and darya. good morning, everybody. and for right now, yeah, de're looking pretty into the afternoon. we'll probably clear out some of this cloud cover and going to >> temporary. mostly sunny, but we're going to share the skies with a little in the way some clouds both this morning and into the late afternoon. now, speaking of what's going on right you can see kind of the back of cloud cover right now. they do have an hour delay. that's unrelated to that. however, that's really

construction work now upstream, there's that low. that's going to be a big change thing. we're going to see the cloud cover comeback again for tonight. it will be with us generally speaking all day tomorrow with the rain line dropping from the north bay spreading out throughout the wider bay. that's kind of the typical winter pattern, most readings. now we're getting kind of a popular number mid-fifties across most amid bay 40's up north. you can see 49 nap and santa rosa. 48 with 58. meanwhile, for any act and that is above what our numbers were from yesterday. so as you'll see, we've kind of share the skies with some sun and clouds mixture all day today, even in those inland spots, high temperatures near pretty close to what they were from yesterday. by the way, we're going to have been the way some cooler temperatures too. when the storm system moves through check bay area traffic rain. what's going on? you we don't have any answers on our bridges. we are busy. >> honor san mateo bridge, especially 30 minutes. 81 for everybody traveling across towards the peninsula. your bay bridge right now at 15 minutes. 82 want to want if you are going to be traveling along that. that's why you're

seen that traffic building on your san mateo bridge. 12 minute ride on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. we had earlier traffic hazard. took us up to 30 minutes. that's been long gone now at 15 there. and a 32 minute ride on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. a 31 and state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are launching a new effort to help combat retail theft. yeah. and also provide more resources for law enforcement. we have our capitol correspondent eytan wallace with the story. >> well, the assembly member behind the bill says in addition to protecting the public, the hope is to also protect jobs, doing nothing is not an option someone member mike gibson's messages, he in this group of bipartisan lawmakers introduced legislation they say will combat the statewide issue of retail theft. >> it is a threat to our livelihoods. >> all hardworking california's and the blow to our economy in community,

especially of color. that's why he and others here say they're backing assembly bill. 1990, also known as the stop act. it authorizes an officer to make an arrest for misdemeanor shoplifting offense. >> even if the defense was not committed in the officer's presence, all the officer would need is probable cause to believe the suspect is committed shoplifting. the goal putting a stop to retail that los remember when the country a lot of the legislation, she points out, a major part of the bill will allow officers to formally arrest and book a misdemeanor shoplifting suspects into jail instead of simply citing them and then releasing them that she says happens all too often today feeling the security from. >> a law enforcement to be able to actually arrest and book someone. it's a big difference. it's a sentiment shared by republican assemblymember one on these springs. real and this helps public safety as well. especially our retailers who have gone without any help for many, many years. most importantly, it will make a difference in retaining jobs in california as we continue

to see that. so many stories continue to close because of retail that still legislative republicans believe any reform must also include a repeal of prop. 47 passed by california voters in 2014. the law change certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors, including theft when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. >> while supporters have long argued the law will help reduce california's prison population and lead to criminal justice reform opponents, including republican assemblymember tom lackey say emboldened criminals to take part in certain crimes like retail theft, but little to no punishment. property heavily contributed to the problem. >> and so in order to find a solution to have to first address the problem. and that's front. 47. >> and as for the stop act, it will soon have a hearing at the assembly public safety committee reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> 8.34 and we have new details now on a shooting, deadly one that happened pleasant hill. a second person

has died from injuries of being shot in that it's peter popovich. he was working as a cannabis delivery driver on tuesday afternoon. and i went to this condo complex on twin bridge circle. and that is where 2 people who were armed tried to rob him. >> popovich was also legally armed. it was a shootout and popovich was shot. he has now died and one of the attackers. 21 year-old travis or trayvon davis also ended up dying after going to the hospital. the other attacker, though, got away. police don't have a description of that person. >> well, a new class action lawsuit was filed against french laundry or french luxury brand hermes over the company's sale of its famous birkin bags. sober kinser only sold in physical stores. some of them cost as much as $100,000. even more the suit filed in san francisco's federal court claims that hermes unlawfully requires customers to buy other remains

products before being allowed to buy a ber can. now the lawsuit asked the court to block remains from engaging in these alleged actions. it also seeks an unspecified amount of monetary damages and restitution. there are 3 stores in the bay area. one in san francisco's union square and another in palo alto. and the 3rd is actually inside sfo. in the north bay. several winemakers are served with federal subpoenas, least according to the la times, many of the place is named are baffled by the probe in napa valley. officials claim they know nothing about it. some speculate it might be connected to napa county supervisor rosa, who's engaged right now in a conflict of interest land deal involving a family member, but that rosa was not named in any of the subpoenas and the fbi bureau in san francisco has declined to comment so far. >> now a story you'll only see here on kron 4 home insurance crisis in california is affecting now long time

homeowners in the bay area too around a lot. they they kick ensure living too close to the woods. in fact, one family that we spoke to say their insurance company just drop them. >> kron 4 sarah stinson has their story. >> 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 and 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 allenby 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. >> it's a 39 and internal audit firm. bart shows 3 employees who claim to be working 10 hour days would briefly report to duty before going home for much or portions of their shifts. this report says that the 3 employees collected an unearned base salary extra earnings from shift, pay overtime and double time. pay on holidays while their specific roles not been released. part says the employees were not approved for remote work and that their duties were not conducive to re of the 3 employees retired once confronted by the bart police department.

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>> it's a 43 in the south bay. santa clara county is getting 14 million dollars from the federal government for community projects. and they're going to spend some of that money on 100 year-old bridge, $850,000 to be exact secured for recue reconsttuction of the mcclellan road bridge in cupertino. it's a major east-west connector above stevens creek. but it's been poorly rated by caltrans originally south bay council ro khanna asked for 2.5 million to fix it. he says the bridge is not adequate for pedestrians and cyclists and

the project is hoping to address these concerns. cities trying to come up with the rest of the money to make these fixes a total of 15 projects in the south bay got federal money for similar community projects. >> all right. let's check bay area weather as we're hitting 8.45. on the clock. we've got some decent conditions outside right now. you won't run into any trouble today. i just high. they're not. james adar. a good morning. and good morning, everybody. here's a shot coming in from san jose state. a little bit of an around the bay here as we have blue skies taking over. that's what you can expect a little bit this afternoon to. but we're going to see the clouds come back again. pretty pretty early this evening again. so we have to share the skies with in the way of a mixed bag of sun and clouds. now, tom, what does it look like with all of this? our rain turns to snow up there. sure. not so much tomorrow. now very late in the day that might have some showers going on here. but look at the temperature drop, particularly on saturday. so snow and snow showers coming in their future. no statements for tahoe proper. but in the foothills getting up there,

there is a winter storm watch at this point and they may pick up maybe perhaps a foot or 2 in there will be some winds to contend with tune. that package is being put together as we speak. we'll see if that's a winter weather advisory or winter storm warning probably by tomorrow. we'll have a statement on that. there's the low we've been talking about. all right. let's see what happens in future cast for over this period. this is now friday. we're getting into the afternoon by 4 o'clock. just starting to get to the east bay. just starting to hit san francisco along the coast. as you can see this again being 4 o'clock. so right as the commute gets going here covering at least a portion of the bay and will play out throughout the evening hours. this will be with winds to which will show you a bit saturday morning. here comes the second tier. now this is going to be more spotty in terms of the intensity is going to be light rain shower with embedded moderate rain showers. however, it looks like it's going to be all-day affair. the winds are also coming with this. this is friday morning tomorrow morning in the breeze picks up out of the north of the southwest, rather no wind

advisory with this because it won't be long enough. it doesn't look like or intense enough, but it's still coming with rain. so it's going to add a little bit to the unpleasantness here. here's what happens tomorrow by noon. we get the rain dropping south collection amounts by 06:00am on saturday. almost 3 quarters of an inch of rain up there to santa rosa putts. note the contrast drops considerably across much of the rest of the base ri getting a lot of quantitatively from this. it's going to be a lot of barking here, but not too much in the way a biting. meanwhile, here's all the hits we want to look out for. that's friday. that saturday sunday, we have some openings happening. might have some sprinkles and that sort of thing. but those openings give the atmosphere energy to produce a thunder shower. so that's going kind of watch for the bay. most of the thunder shower activity will be the sacramento valley. monday is kind of wishy-washy getting into tuesday a bit. we'll have a bit of cloud cover. maybe a little shower here. and there. the bigger hit you want to look out for is wednesday and yeah, into next weekend that's getting involved a way to get a little closer. they're ok, 4 zone

forecast as we got going on for your thursday. 63 san francisco to the coast. it's lower 60's. 65 burlingame millbrae 63 66 foster city, 68 palo alto. these numbers will be tumbling on saturday, not as pronounced of fall tomorrow. 72 san jose, 69 cupertino, east bay shoreline, upper 60's much the same and tri valley. but it started a couple a little better when you head north 69 walnut creek that 62 berkeley, 66 for oakland. but les, what? 64? 68 fairfield map a 66 67 santa rosa. well, you know, spring is supposed to be like this, a variety here. a lot of little things going on here. they're your showers for saturday in the next big one to look out for is wednesday. what we have to look out for traffic reyna. well, your highways are congested in the 8 o'clock hour, but your bridges, those are improving. >> along 8.80, right now, silly under up towards oakland, about 30 minutes. maybe go to take 5.80, just a little faster about 25 minutes there. still you're seeing your fair share of delays.

they ridge right now 50 minutes heading into the city meter lights still on. still slowing you down. 24 minutes down from 35 minutes longer. san mateo bridge. so you're making a little improvement there. so and are down to 37, 50 minutes. southbound 6.80, traveling slow the northbound side. do you make a really good time all the way up to san ramon, one of the south and along the peninsula. 63 minute ride 2.80, starting to see things back just a little bit. all right, james, back to you. >> thanks a lot. ryan has a a new report says that customers are not happy with pg and e the oakland a's company is coming in at number. 23 of 27, big utilities nationwide in a yearly customer satisfaction survey. the american consumer satisfaction index did this survey measuring several factors, including reliability, steph, courtesy and the ability to restore service in an outage. >> the ranking is pretty bad, but it is better than last year when pg e was dead. last the utility has been under

fire lately for its skyrocketing cost of electricity. when comparing all 4 major california utilities pg and e ranks 3rd. >> well, ongoing problems of shoplifting and loitering. teens have a bay area. police chief now reaching out to safeway for help. so so vast will police chief ronald nelson wrote a letter to safely is regional president expressing his worry about the safeway on north main just down the street from an early high school. he says the problem of high school kids loitering and engaging in theft is creating problems for customers, especially in the afternoon when school gets out. in a letter, chief nelson that his department has been providing additional patrols during those after school hours, but they don't have the resources to do that all the time. so the chief wants safe way to hire security and loss prevention, staff and work together with police to solve the problem. a state police spokesman told us that they are looking into the chiefs concerns and we'll see what they decide to do.

>> proposal 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 on efforts to bring a grocery store, the tenderloin and any potential sites for grocery store. according preston. right now, the closest full service grocery store for most tenderloin residents by at least a half a mile away. >> all right. let's turn our attention to sports now. the warriors who are looking to bounce back as they were taking on the grizzlies last night with jonathan kuminga stealing the show for special actor jason dumas says if you get 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 get 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. get the right back to 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. >> and we have exciting news in the world of soccer. the u.s. national women's soccer league is facing off against the mexican liga key this summer and that includes matches against our very own. they fc it's the first ever tournament for women modeled after the men's league cup every summer. the bay fc will host angel city fc on july. 26 and the mexican giant club america on august. 2nd, the 2 home matches are going to be hosted at paypal park in san hosted at paypal park in san jose.

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>> 8.55. turns out i'm not the only one with the work has been one in 4 workers in california it that they do have a work. why for work has been i call james my tv husband. people have been just call it work, husband or wife, whatever. for decades. and there has been a rise of work, husband or wife after the pandemic. has your back in the office now. so they say a 3rd of people say yeah, i got to work. i got to work sponsors and that that that keeps on you get key. i what that supports that you james eyes. i have someone work who doesn't listen to why my tv husband, jay very hits 6 is the time. >> and nearly 300 elementary school students in hayward are going to be sporting some new kicks thanks to a nonprofit and fedex.

>> operation warm teamed up with the shipping company deliver hundreds of new shoes to kids in hillview crest elementary. this is one of 20 schools across the country that received the donation operation warm is dedicated to getting new coats and shoes to kids in need. so how about that? we're going to take a break. it is 8 56. and in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news, governor newsom is celebrating now after proposition one. >> has passed 2 weeks after the primer took that long to count the votes. we'll explain how the state will use the new money now to combat homelessness. plus, an infant sadly becomes the 4th victim to die after a car crashed into a bus stop in san francisco will have the latest that story. and a man arrested after someone found a camera in a starbucks bathroom. we'll tell you where dozens of people record will have the full story.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a person has died after an suv crashed into a san francisco bus. stop. the entire family is now gone. 4 people, a man accused of capturing nearly 100 people on camera in a san jose starbucks bathroom. we'll tell you who police thank did that. proposition one, which will give money to housing treatment programs for the homeless crisis narrowly passes in california. >> 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