>> today on kron 4 news at noon golden gate bridge. drivers be aware, you're told, is about to be more expensive. plus, for the first time in its 75 year, history in and

out has closed one of its locations. this oakland. and hundreds of workers in san mateo county pounding the pavement. we're live with these demands from the health care workers. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. at noon. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waldman. happening right now. health care workers at seton medical center in daly city are on a two-day strike. union leaders say they're demanding better patient care. kron. 4 charles clifford live for us now in daly city where the strike is taking place. thanks for joining us. >> well, good morning. it been a brisk and breezy morning here in daly city. but you take a look behind me there. we've got hundreds of health care workers from seton medical center. this includes of occasional nurses, medical technicians, other employees are out on the picket lines today. they are upset. it appears because of the medical benefits that the hospital is

offering. the national union of healthcare workers or a new h w in the owners of seton medical center. hmc have been negotiating a new contract since late last year. >> the 2 sides appear close to an agreement on wages. but these workers say they decided to go out on strike because of recent changes to their employee health care benefits which have left many of them struggling to find hospitals and doctors who will take their insurance. i look in the hospital, but i cannot even take care of my family. john pace is a respiratory therapist at scene. he says his family's had to find new doctors because of changes to see medical plan. so would you like to see the company do revert back to the old health care system or our? i would like them to be able to cover because we've had to physicians right now. my daughter who had a physician since she was a baby, has had to change her position, a physician that she doesn't even know who doesn't even know we've poured a lot money

and effort into keeping this hospital open. see management says that to keep the hospital operating. they have had to make some changes to their health plan. >> but still believe it's a good deal. it's still a free health plan with, you know, a pretty broad physician network, $0 deductible, no deductible and the majority of copays are 10 to $15. the hospital said on monday that they are bringing in temporary workers in order to keep the hospital operating during the strike. at this point, it's not clear when the 2 sides will resume negotiations. all right, back live. now they plan on continuing the strike here in front seton medical center until 3 o'clock. this afternoon, though. >> plan on being back tomorrow morning. but for now in daly city, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank santa clara countycnurses also announcing a three-day strike for what they are saying is an unfair labor practice in february. 97 1% of registered nurses, professional associations there, all the voting members

supported authorizing the strike. nurses claim the county is failing to bargain in good faith over working conditions, insufficient pay and safety issues over staffing ratios. more than 3700 nurses in santa clara county and that health and hospital system are represented by the r and pa and they're currently in contract negotiations with the county. the strike is set to take place from april. 2nd to april 4th. oakland's only in that location has now closed for good. this is the first time of the burger chain has had to shut down one of its locations because of crime kron four's. michael thomas has the details. >> in and out, corporate officials say the location did bring in money and sat right next to oakland airport. many times we will hopping off that plane, grabbing that california-based burger. but now that's no longer an option because of the crime in the area. the burger chain's corporate office says it was a tough decision in came as it continue to deal with constant car break-ins, property damage

in armed robberies along oakland's hegenberger corridor. >> adding that the issues created an unsafe environment for both customers and employees. yesterday was the last day and in and out burger was made in oakland. we heard from one former employee who says he feels like it's just another big hit for the town is a great play here. i mean, >> especially when i was here, the warriors was still hear. the latest was still here. everybody would come here after those just said it's closing down. got to move on. you know, that's what we can do. >> in a statement in and out, coo said, quote, we're grateful for the local community which has supported us for over 18 years. and we recognize that this closure negatively impacts our associates and their families. this location remains a busy and profitable one for the company. but the top priority must be the safety. and this may be in announce first closure, but it's not the first business to abandon oakland's hegenberger corridor. dennis closed its location there last month and recently the taco bell announced it would no longer be opening up its dining room

to customers last week, city leaders in oakland announced a new plan to confront the crime at the corridor which stretches from oakland airport to international boulevard. there's said to be increased patrols by both oakland police and highway patrol. 7 days a week. the city is also investing 2 million dollars to help businesses hire private security and install security cameras. those in the oakland area that maybe craving that in and out burger will have to head over to alameda or san leandro. that's the very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to live in the studio. >> a cafe that's been serving breakfast for a decade now joins the long list of area businesses dealing with break-ins. so here's the damage from school. it's cafe and fremont. the co-owner is saying the burglars broke through the front door friday morning and then ransacked the place they say that the crooks took thousands of dollars from the cash register and the safe. the co-owner says she's heartbroken, but local patrons vowing to show their support. >> come here every morning for

my breakfast. and these people are my family. and i was so hurt when i heard someone violated them because what you violate family valley, me as well. >> the manager says they're not doing a so if you see ony on the internet, it's a scam. but they do want people to know that they want them to all come in and enjoy their food. that's the best way to give them some support. toll prices to drive across the golden gate bridge are going to go up this summer. the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district board of directors approved a new toll increase that will go into effect on july. first, most drivers will see an increase of $0.50 from the current rate of 9.75. so starting this july, the toll invoice will be $10.25 fast track drivers who currently pay 8.75 to cross the bridge will start playing 9.25. when this hike goes into effect, there will be a $0.50 increase every july for the next 5 years until 2028, which

official officials say will raise about 140 million dollars. happening tonight. part of the richmond sandra fell bridge is going to close for repairs, according to caltrans, this will start at 7 and that's when the 2 far left lanes heading westbound on 5.80, will be closed so they can do repairs on the upper deck. so here's. sandra fell bridge. this looking out from the toll plaza tonight. traffic will be moved over to the right shoulder onto the bike path. so this will close access for pedestrians and bikes. both lanes will reopen tomorrow at 5 in the morning. caltrans says drivers should expect delays. caltrans adding that the lower deck of the bridge should also expect some delays due to an ongoing paint project. there and caltrain starting on to phase out their trains and replace them with electric cars. the agency invited people to say goodbye to the original trains for the final ride. caltrain also handed out poster showing the evolution of the service over

the years which shows the first train going into service in 18, 64. the transit line plans to launch an electric fleet in the fall. all right. here's what it looks like outside right now across the embarcadero in san francisco. we have meteorologist dave spahr with us today to go over the weather at noon and it feels a little chilly out there. yeah, that it will remain to get just good day, everybody. we have the scattered clouds that you just saw. that other shot. also at the golden gate bridge to kind of inconsistent because we had the nice. >> opening up of the skies of from the last few hours this morning, at least an you can see they fill back in again. the shot came through about say 09:00am or so. this morning with most the concentration of of a cloud cover was off to the east bay and south bay. it was relatively clear up north, but you see the flow pattern coming from northwest towards southeast. that's going continue all day. and it's kind of interesting because the profile of the atmosphere that is we measure like a sandwich going up at the

surface kind of moist and whatever barry driving to go upstairs, except for a small area. you can see that's helping this cloud cover comes through. so it's a lot of dry air around it. it's just not everywhere. there's a look at the winds, a little bit of a breeze. you charles clifford earlier talking about that on shore. it is winds at about the teens or so because this high has to get positioned in the right spot, at least for a day or so. things will be changing midweek, 60 antioch, most readings in the east bay in the 50's also popping 60 for santa rosa about 61. 60 san jose little cooler at the coast mid-fifties and for comparison sake, little cooler. the peninsula and up there. tucker kain a straight but other readings and lynn are right on the money. now we will have some changes in the middle portion of the forecast. we'll have some details on that a bit. justine, thank you so much. the california highway patrol has issued an amber be alert for a missing east palo alto teenager. >> this is a 16 year-old and nia maxey. she was last seen february 24th at about 10

o'clock at night on verb ran a drive-in. gardens way in east palo alto. she's 5 foot one about 110 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a black top and black pants. authorities are looking for her and alameda santa clara sacramento, los angeles and orange counties. anyone who might know where should immediately call 9-1-1. we have some new details right now. but united airlines flight that was delayed more than 17 hours. the united flight was supposed to take off from sfo to go to aspen on friday and now skywest airlines, which operated that flight says the delay was caused by potential issues with the plane's brakes. skywest says wants to assure that the system was working. the flight was safely on its way to aspen. however, after landing, there was overcrowding on the runways leading to a delay and passengers also getting off the plane. boeing ceo dave calhoun is stepping down at the end of the year. the commercial plane maker under pressure from major airlines

that want to know how the company plans to fix problems with its manufacturing process. the company builds planes like the 7.37. max for alaska airlines that had the door plug fly off mid-flight earlier this year. faa investigators said the bolts that keep those door plugs in place. we're missing. well, are you feel left? >> because you have 2 chances to win huge lottery drawings. the grand prize in the mega millions jackpot. now 1.1 billion dollars. this marks the first time in 7 months. the jackpot prize has topped 1 billion the next chance to win that jackpot is tuesday night. but tonight you can test your luck in the powerball and that pot there. going to be over 800 million dollars. coming up here at noon. trouble continues for thousands of college students with federal aid delays. we have those details >> and san jose has named its new interim police chief. as the city continues the search

to find someone to take over the job permanently i've got crash at a san francisco bus stop weaving a pedestrian injured. so now people in the inner richmond are calling on city leaders to implement more safety measures to keep people safe. people who live in the

city's inner richmond neighborhood are speaking out after there was a traffic issue. a man was hit by a car at a bus stop. an this is coming just one week after a family was killed at a bus stop and west portal. >> kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. absolutely unacceptable. >> in san francisco's richmond

district summer feeling fed up and concerned about traffic safety after a man was hit by a car at a bus stop in their neighborhood. just really concerned at just the state of or streets. it is the wild west right now. this happening exactly one week after a family of 4 was killed by a car at a bus stop in the west portal neighborhood. i feel a little bitesad, you know, and also a bit frustrated. the latest crash happened saturday afternoon just before 5 on fulton street and park presidio. the man was taken to the hospital with injuries to his head. police say the driver was cited on scene for multiple violations. jenin also came to the scene when she heard what happened. there was a poll with a sign there which you can see in the photos is bent back. if that. >> wolf haven't been there. who knows how much worse it could have. ben also cough is running against supervisor connie chan for her seat representing district one by were in charge would be putting in bollards tonight.

>> unfortunately, that's not happening. we need better traffic enforcement in our streets need to be designed to keep kids to keep people safe. otherwise this is just going to keep happening. supervisor chant tells kron 4. she's urging the mayor in sfmta to speed up much needed safety improvements including to speed cameras on fulton street. so much work to do in terms of traffic more than 4,000 people a year. >> die. >> one, california roads. state senator scott wiener says he's working on legislation at the capitol to prevent more deaths require better design. safer design on state owned roads and the fulton >> collision happened right by part presidio, which state road. >> sara stinson reporting for us. the sfmta is doing a speed study in the fulton corridor should be done by june. the organization, richmond family

sf is advocating for the city to change the speed unfold street from 30 miles to 25 supervisor chance as she shares the frustrations. but the community and says we cannot afford any more delays. now this afternoon, the relatives of the family of 4 killed at the west portal bus stop are saying they have been moved by the outpouring of love and grief from all over the world. they released a statement that reads in part, dagan mattel, that we're warm and loving parents who had a deep love for their beautiful children and enjoyed nothing more than spending time with their 2 little boys. they were also what one would call real life enhance ers, the kind of people everyone loved to be around. happy, funny, kind and always eager to make the best of what what life had to offer them. the outpouring of love and grief from all over the world, which is greatly moved us. is a testament to this. they also said the organs of the infant had been donated and will help save the lives of other children. we're

taking a live look outside across the golden gate bridge. some tourists, they're coming to visit the city. we have meteorologist dave spahr visiting with us today here at noon. and we have a couple of dry days ahead. but it's it's chilly out there it is. and we have more rain yet to come look at half moon bay here on u.s. looking here with like a deck of cloud cover. >> just hovering around the coast. we do still have that residual moisture a little bit. still hanging at the service to the recent rains, but not a lot. once you go upstairs, really a big patch of some dry air than it runs into some moisture. you can plainly see when you get much higher up. there's the flow pattern. this high has to position itself just right. by the way, tomorrow, probably be much better with opening up those skies for like a day or so where we're going to see invitation for more rain for the middle of the week. check again on those winds. they're onshore. pretty much hanging in the teens that the case. it looks like over the next about 48 hours or so. the breakdown today has quite a bit of cloud cover here. but to be fair to everybody at all times, we'll

call it kind of variable clouds. temperatures hovering in the upper 50's, although we're seeing some 60's break out and they are in the forecast highs to get some lower 60's and some of those inland spots. so let's get to future cast because this is what we're really watching here. again. cloud cover comes in goes looks like this will clear patch trying to develop tonight. but again, with some of that lower level moisture or probably get a little bit of patchy fog initially, but much better drying for looks like for the afternoon. this is the nice big break. we're going to see the warm up. you're going to feel a little warmer tomorrow than today. winds maybe not as active. and then here comes our next system. it's a quick mover in not as wet as what we will see come friday. that's a really big boy. there. it looks like we might go to salvage part of your weekend. coming up. but again, it looks like some rain might linger a bit into your saturday. also try 60 for a high today with variable clouds, san francisco. 61 for oakland, 63 for san jose and the best will to muster for alternate highs today. maybe getting up to the mid 60's

department in places like half moon bay at 57. quite chilly. there. it's 63. meanwhile for san jose in a bit, we'll be check into that extended forecast for you. look at the 4 zone. 2 justine. dave, thank you. >> the city of san jose has named an interim police chief. it's paul joseph. he is currently an assistant police chief spent the last 30 years with the san jose police department. he joined in 1994 after working with san mateo police in 2021. he was appointed the assistant police chief and san jose mayor matt mahan says that joseph is a very capable leader. >> we're very fortunate to have someone with interim chief shows u.s. history and experience and help provide stability and continuity being chief mata as assistant chief for the last 3 years has. so we put them in the in the position to build off of that consistency. then the search just it takes time. you want community input. we have an outside search firm helping us to source candidates. we're

doing a lot of community engagement. it's a minimum six-month process. >> current chief anthony mata announced that he is leaving the department to take on a new role with the santa clara county district attorney's office. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington following friday's deadly terrorist attack in moscow. u.s. officials are now warning americans abroad to be careful. i've got that story coming up just ahead. >> plus, have you stocked up on some tissues were going to get prepared for allergy season in for your health? after the break. for your

health this afternoon. spring us here. so that means flowers, birds and the bees. >> also seasonal allergies. doctors say allergies effect around 25% of adults, 20% of children. the pollen count hits its peak in april and may and doctors say common symptoms can include a runny nose, itchy eyes, and sneezing, the asthma and allergy association of america says people can try closing the windows, washing their hands and wearing sunglasses. you might want to start thinking twice before drinking straight from the tap. there's a new cdc report that found 214 disease outbreaks occurred between 2015 2020 all associated with tap water. the intestine related outbreaks resulted in over 2000 illnesses, including over 500 hospitalizations and almost 100 deaths. the report underscores the need for a better water, surveillance and outbreak protection. the protect against water loving germs in order to do this at

home, the cdc is recommending boiling water before use purchasing and 53 or 58 filters and also regularly cleaning water, reliant appliances. and for your money. this afternoon, hundreds of thousands of college students are facing potential delays in federal aid as enrollment deadlines are approaching the department of education's federal student aid office acknowledged that it left out some data fields in the application form which caused it to miscalculate the 8 that students should be receiving. this hiccup adding to the problems. but this year's fast overhaul, which was meant to simplify the process. but instead caused glitches for millions of people roughly 200,000 applicants are stuck waiting for clarity about how long it's going to take to reprocess their applications. next at noon, former president donald trump in the headlines again this time for his hush money court hearing. >> what we know about when that is set to happen. plus,

tax season could help close california's budget deficits outlined killed a man and hurt a teenager in eldorado county. what law enforcement encounter when they tried to get the victims. now to a developing

story, a mountain lion killed a man and severely injured his brother in eldorado county. >> the department of fish and wildlife says that the mountain lion has now been euthanized. we're going to has the update now on the condition of the teenager who survived the attack. >> an 18 year-old man remains in the hospital following an

attack by a mountain lion which killed his 21 year-old brother, 18 year-old. he went through multiple kind of throughout the night. still in the hospital, but is expected to make a full recovery. thankfully. >> the attack happened at one 13 pm saturday in the area of darling bridge road in pearl, georgetown as the brothers were out and slur shed hunting, the younger brother was able to dial 9-1-1, for help. >> it will be a honda location the deputy to first reach. the younger brother notifies dispatch has evidence on medical with first patient, a 10 year old or outside the brother of 21 year old male down by the mountain lion. kind of flood water with

>> deputies followed the trail and located the older brother not long after roughly 10 minutes >> that they that's when they did locate unfortunate that the the 21 year-old to worcester determined to be deceased. at that time searching kyle parker says when deputies spotted the lion it was crouched down next to the older brother's body. >> deputies then fired at and added additional shots fired. >> but the lie and took off running at least 3 trappers with fish and wildlife and with the county's ag department later located the lion and euthanized it. sergeant parker says the family has received messages and prayers both locally and from across the country. >> they very much are very appreciative for the messages that are being sent. the last fatal lion attack in el dorado county happened 30 years ago when a lion attacked a 40 year-old woman who was running in the auburn state recreation

area, fatal on on the with humans is rare. but the encounters are rare in eldorado county rowena shaddox. >> early spring us a great time to hit the slopes, especially with more snow coming this weekend. but a new report says that ski slopes are becoming more and more dangerous. the la times did a study that found more than 6,000 skiers and boarders visited the emergency room in 2022, that's up 50% from 2016. it's believed more people are becoming distracted by their phones and video cameras while they're on the slopes, alcohol, marijuana as well. could also be seen as becoming a distraction. >> if you like us going cup here should smell like pine trees. and today i'm skiing down the slopes. you know, i see a little bottle of fireball. >> so i mean, that's the thing you have to worry about. >> our doctor says overall

they see more patients during peak ski season. so be careful. next time you're. >> hitting the slopes. all right. let's see if they're going up. more snow in tahoe with a quick live look outside here. looking out towards san francisco. we have dave spahr with us today at noon to talk about what's going we're getting some rain come friday says yeah, that's turning to snow by the weekend. and before we get there, we have some on wednesday as well. good day. they're just enough. check out the tahoe forecast since you mentioned that. >> what happens on wednesday starts off as some showers get the colder air in here. let's turn that into snow and look at the temperature drop here. 44 down to 38. so they're going to be following what we're going to get just a little bit of a delay in action there. all right. what we've got going on here, this is what it is in the east bay shoreline. we got a lot of that cloud cover this re developed across the region. we have tonight some clear patches working here, but lot of cloud cover has really return. we're going to still say variable clouds on balance today, but think you'll see some better clearing tomorrow. there's the flow pattern from

the northwest down to the southeast. winds are still with us at the surface. may not be as aggressive tomorrow again, once that high kind of places itself correctly. but we do have a nice onshore winds with the winds into the teens. nice climate control keeps temperatures down. we're checking-in 62, antioch, mostly 50's for much of the east bay up to the north. they've got 60 santa rosa. 61. meanwhile, the battle with chilly 55 in half moon bay. plus, the winds plus the fact they do have quite a bit of cloud cover there. and for the rest of the day, you can expect mostly cloudy to variable clouds. again, those temperatures getting through the 50's, but again, poking a little bit into the 60's. now lets ventral little bit into that forecast for the middle portion of the week. again, we see some variable clouds working in here. some clear patches. developing tonight, however, a little bit of the way of some fog will try to redevelop tonight and tomorrow morning. but most of those clouds are kind depart for us on tuesday. we'll see numbers bump up just a little bit temporarily. and then we can see the final approaches of

our wednesday system. this guy's a pretty fast mover not to very potent with it. so it's going to be a quick rain event. maybe linger a little bit on thursday. we clear it out, but then all eyes will be on that system. you mentioned on to get all of that and check into the 4 zone forecast for your monday and extended all packaged coming up in a bit. justine. say thank >> as state lawmakers to determine how to address california's projected multi-billion dollar deficit. they say tax revenue may help close the scaf last february's tax revenues came in hundreds of millions of dollars above what projected data from the department of finance shows year-to-date revenues are still trending down. the non-partisan legislative analyst's office says even with these revenues, the state will face a projected deficit of 73 billion dollars. that's much higher than the newsom administration's estimate of 38 billion dollars. the leaders are saying there's still a lot more work to be done >> even though february's tax

receives and you see the administration is as teammates, we know the revenues generally coming in lower than the forecast and that's concerning. and so we are prepared for some very difficult choices that. >> democratic leaders in the senate and assembly announced an early action plan they say will shrink the deficit by 12 to 18 billion dollars. on the other hand, gop lawmakers say that more spending may not be the key to better results. they say they want to make cuts to several programs. >> especially when we talk about homelessness is that we we reward only those areas that are proven to get results. lot of the programs are questionable. and those are the ones that should be the targeted for our consideration for what they call delays or cuts. and so let's go with what we know. works. >> the legislature will be on recess this week, but they are expected to vote on a budget action to shrink the deficit when they return early april.

truck for your local election headquarters and independent presidential candidate robert f kennedy juniorois coming to the bay area tomorrow. he will be announcing his choice for vice president in oakland. rfk is reportedly planning to name bay area native nicole shanahan his running mate. she apis a california attorney and an entrepreneur previously married to google co-founder sergey brin. she grew up in oakland and graduated from santa clara university law school. rfk junior was reportedly also considering former minnesota governor jesse ventura and new york jets quarterback aaron rodgers as potential running mates kron four's. catherine heenan just spoke with rfk junior today. she'll share more details and a live report coming up on kron. 4 news at 2. final numbers are showing that just about 47% of san francisco voters cast a ballot in the march 5th primary election. that's the lowest level for primary since 2012,

more than 233,000 ballots were cast. the city has more than 500,000 registered voters. almost 90% of ballots this year. we're vote by mail back in the 2012 presidential primary. voter turnout was just over 30 percents. fake petitions are allegedly circulating around solano county opposing california farmers plans to build a new city there. the county register of voters issued alert to residents saying there have been multiple reports of voters being misinformed by people collecting signatures. they either had incorrect information or petition to stop the east solano homes from being sold. also jobs in clean energy initiatives that have not been cleared for circulation. officials say only one local petition has been approved. it was authorized to rezone about 18,000 acres of solano county, agriculture land for this new community. anyone who believes that they signed a petition incorrectly. can request that their signature be removed. in

national news now. a new york judge has scheduled an april 15th trial date in former president donald trump's hush money case. the judge made this ruling today. the judge earlier had school that the ex president's lawyers as he weighed, went to reschedule the trial after a last-minute document dump caused a postponement of the original date. the judge had bristled at what he suggested were baseless. defense claims of prosecutorial misconduct appearing 2. abhiyan persuaded by trump's team's arguments that prosecutors had until recently concealed tens of thousands of pages of records from a previous federal investigation. trump's lawyers have also sought to delay the trial until after the supreme court rules on his claims of presidential immunity in his election interference case in washington. the high court is set to hear arguments there. april 25th. a new york court

of appeals agreed to hold off on collecting the former president's 454 million dollars. civil fraud judgment. if you can put up 175 million dollars within the next 10 days, if trump does, it will stop the clock on collection and prevent the state from seizing his assets while he appeals. the development coming today before the new york attorney general letitia james was expected to initiate some efforts to collect the judgment. trump's lawyers had pleaded for a state appeals court to halt the collection claiming it was and impractical impractical in possibility to get an underwriter to sign off on this bond for such a large sum. president joe biden, the former president, barack obama coming together again to celebrate the 15th, the 14th anniversary of the affordable care act. they were also joined by former house speaker nancy pelosi. this was saturday touting the efforts and the success of this initiative all while warning voters that donald trump would again tried to overturn the law. if you winds a second

term thislelection cycle. >> thank you. all know i thought it was a big deal that well, it's even a bigger deal today. most consequential health care law since medicare and medicaid in 1965. well, that's one of care act has been called a lot of things, especially republican friends. obamacare is mest fitting description. because brock, why didn't they wouldn't have went out and no matter how many times he was told to give up. he never gave up. >> now more than 45 million americans have their health care coverage through the acc. that's the highest number on record. after isis k claimed responsibility for that deadly concert hall attack in russia on friday. u.s. lawmakers are weighing in on the continued threat posed by that terrorist group. washington correspondent trevor shirley has the latest. >> and some members of

congress say americans abroad need to be especially careful following friday's deadly terror attack in moscow. u.s. lawmakers are now weighing the impact on americans at home and abroad. we have millions of americans who live or travel abroad throughout europe, in asia, in the city's businesses. they are deeply worried that isis from afghanistan. >> we'll end up targeting american sooner rather than later. some republicans say the u.s. is pull out from afghanistan. set the stage for an isis resurgence. it's reconstituted itself as we warn would happen when we have this disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. u.s. officials warned moscow about a potential attack earlier this month. information russia seemingly adored vladimir putin gave a speech on tuesday discounting the warning saying we were trying to meddle in create confusion. some lawmakers say the u.s. must remain vigilant if they can do what they did in moscow, united states that would do it in a heartbeat. they want to do it. >> u.s. officials say they've got no reason to doubt isis's

responsibility for the attack despite russian officials pointing the finger at ukraine. >> ukrainian leaders, though, say they had no involvement reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> i'm checking out the latest in assistive technology. how glasses like this ai software and hardware are helping people around the world lead better lives. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> and these stanford women's basketball team headed to the sweet 16. we'll show you how the teen snagged overtime win the teen snagged overtime win over iowa state's.

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>> let's talk about women's college basketball now. stanford taking on iowa state in the second round of the ncaa tournament. sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the stanford women playing their final game of the season at maples pavilion on saturday, sunday night, a win and they'll move on to portland for the sweet 16 standing in their way. was the iowa state cyclones. tara vanderveer looking to get back to the sweet 16 after losing in the second round last missed. we had big time matchup here already crooks, the freshman's first cam brink. wins the battle there. but a few possessions later cam has to remind the freshman day. a 2 time all american and a national champ. come correct. held audi brooks 3 of 21 shooting game after she scored 40. okay. 2nd, half stanford down to. by what i should say, rick demetrius, the 3 to put them stand for

when the chance to win it in regulation. but kiki area fins bucket rimmed out, but she wouldn't miss this kiki, 41 points. 16 rebounds, an all-time performance in the tournament, ok, brooke, dimitri again, this was the dagger down one. she knocks down the tray. stanford goes on to win 87 to 81 after the game kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney caught up with a trio of cardinals. >> i think i just reflecting my past 2 years even last season and i could like 5 minutes in our second round game and then to see my growth this year. it's very surreal to me. some really, you know, grateful for this opportunity. and for me to capitalize on this moment, we really want to do better. feel like i said, we want to get as much as we love maples. we want to get out of naples and go to portland make this run for as long as we can. it's huge. you know, last year we fall short, we do get to even a pulse and our models and get the out people. so we're leaving and i'm happy. >> all righty actually. look at sports.

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>> the part. everything here and improved just a touch. our winds are going to be with us on shore for the rest of the afternoon. there they are into the teens. we might get a little reduction of that a bit for tomorrow. putting this all together here. we've got verbal clouds, cool, better clearing again for tomorrow, 60's and warming a bit more on tuesday midweek. here is what happens. rain late then clearing quickly up on thursday, cooler in the weeks end then another bout of rain. this is a bigger deal as we get into friday. and that looks like it's lingering a little bit on saturday. we may not be completely done with it on sunday. go in and check it out in graphic form here. here's the midweek deal. it moves through. we get some partial clearing than friday. here comes the bigger dose. one notice the surface winds here. not just what's going on aloft. so that may be something bear. some watching and to get out of here takes a while. so saturday will probably have to see some raindrops in the forecast and maybe even some parts on sunday, although it looks like it's trying to. it depends how much moisture is left over clearing as we get into the following week, though, it looks like relatively less event for the next week. 60

and the 4 zone forecast. san francisco keeping them in the 50's along the coast. but keep in mind that good, strong onshore wind working 60 per burlingame. 62 foster city, san carlos, palo alto in mountain to checking in in the south bay. we've got 63. don't forget tomorrow, those numbers will be bumped up ever so bit lower. 60's the east bay shoreline matching that in tri valley dropping up a little bit. 63 for walnut creek and for berkeley. 61. 63 for vallejo. 65 fairfield. and 65 for santa rosa. it's a quick warm-up harvard, just one day pop. then we get into the middle of the week. there's your rain showers. quick mover. then we're watching friday. that's going to be a bigger deal. yes, mountain snows come with this more obviously as we get into friday into saturday, i could see some surface winds with that, too. but look at the temperatures pop by sunday. thank you. >> a tech show with products that promote inclusion for people with disabilities as well is what we'll talk about that with rich demero in today's tech smart.

>> for 39 years now, researchers, educators and exhibitors have descended upon anaheim to share knowledge and new technology to help people with disabilities. recently i visited this year show. >> the c sun assistive technology conference is a place to exchange ideas. here you'll find the latest tech to help people living with disabilities, including vision hearing and mobility, trying to find better solutions individuals with disabilities to live. asbury a free is possible in the world. you know, caption offers a free smartphone app that this place when a caller is saying on screen and offers the option to have a live stun aug refer transcribe the call the benefit of using car providers to not refer is that they can provide nonverbal cues. so stuff like him. parents at a kohl's laughing dog barking for connection caption call offers a more classic phone

experience with a big bright screen and loud ringer. volume. often you can get the phone for free. it helps change people's lives. basically east site makes wearable tech for central vision loss. it magnifies things in front of you. i can see your face. clearly i can read on the soundtrack of the 2020 and in many cases go both my hobbies. what passion see faces played cards go over evidence and vision offers classes that combine a tiny camera with ai. so for a blind the camera will take a picture and then tell the blind person interpret the world around hour. >> let's stand for one minute. in a demo, the glass is read instructions off a microwave meal, both wearable solutions are still pricey, costing thousands of dollars. finally, a free app called oco. that makes any walk sign accessible. the audible feed that the rest indicating walk

sign is ai interprets the sign and let you know with visuals sound and vibration if it's safe to go. so it's also orienting people's worst allies and also helping people stay in line was crossed street. >> technology at that show is amazing. but what really stood out to me are the people there are so many dedicated, passionate professionals all working to make our world a more accessible place. >> if you only anything i showed you, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> next at noon we will continue to follow the adventures of the tiger cub at adventures of the tiger cub at the oakland zoo.

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>> take a look at this. lily. the tiger cub rescued by the oakland zoo brought out her inner kittens when she was a playfully pawing at other there. if you remember, she was recently named by internet paul after she was rescued from a private facility with multiple bone fractures in his earlier in march. but the zoo said that the cub would be moved to a licensed facility that specializes in big cat care when she's fully recovered. 4 adorable baby near cats. welcome to the san antonio zoo in texas. video released on march 23rd from san antonio zoo showing us the 4 babies dipping around their enclosure. the zoo wrote in a post saying they were, quote, excited to welcome for tiny new faces to the san antonio zoo. family. and they sleuth of north american black bears at a safari park in the united

kingdom. enjoyed an unusual edition to their enclosure. this is a swan shaped paddle boats. footage released by the safari park shows this both they're floating out a small lake. the keeper said they had a formed this in the enclosure following us some wet weather. they decide they want to have a little fun there. keeper said the youngest of the park's 11 north american black bears for the first to investigate. heading straight out over there to the plastics won. the zoo said bears are naturally very curious animals and the keepers will encourage. that was all kinds of other enrichments throughout their habitat. so they cannot keep going. the swan boat in richmond, maybe a little bit less conventional than maybe others. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at noon today. i'm justine waldman. appreciate your time. i'll see you again during kron. 4 news at 2 3 o'clock this afternoon. but for now live in the bay is next. >> thank you so much, christine. we have an incredible show coming up

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