very discouraging. >> jay has been in business for 10 years and takes pride in the fact that are items are both designed and made in oakland. she says she's rethinking security for her business but has no plans to leave the city. a woman was found dead in a home in san jose. police are investigating her death as a homicide. she was found about 12, 30 yesterday afternoon on mill pond. drive officers say she did have signs of physical trauma, a suspect who was at the house at the time was arrested and booked into jail on a murder charge. this is san jose's 11th homicide this year. >> the ntsb and faa are investigating a plane crash that killed 2 in truckee over the weekend. the victims have been identified as lebron and naomi patrice ca reportedly worked for up west which posted condolences to the family on social media. truckee police say that the single engine tbm aircraft, it went down just after 6.30,

saturday night, while trying to land at the truckee tahoe airport. >> person in texas has tested positive for the avian influenza otherwise known as bird flu. texas health officials say the person had direct exposure to dairy cattle, presumed to be infected. the patients who experienced i information as your only symptom was tested for flu late last week. that person is now being treated with an anti-viral medication. the risk for the general public remains low. the cdc says this is the second human case of bird flu in the u.s. and the first linked to exposure to cattle the cattle infections do not present a concern for the commercial milk supply. state lawmakers introduced a package of bills today that they say will help prevent discrimination. >> and harassment at california universities among the proposals. it's a bill calling on each university to set up a campus title 9 office to investigate harassment allegations. another bill would require the state auditor to review university

discrimination and harassment policies at the csu you see and community college system every 3 years. >> our responsibility to get out in front to learn from the past and to create the kinds of reforms that will improve the environment on our campuses, ensuring that our higher education institutions are free from. >> discrimination and harassment. it's critical to providing an equitable learning environment for our students and a safe work environment for our staff. >> bills are now headed to various committees where they will each come up for a hearing. >> there will soon some new restrictions on how long you can have a short-term health insurance plan. the biden administration is making short-term plans a lot shorter kron four's. catherine heenan in our newsroom with details. depending on who you talk to can. this is either a move that make sense or it's just a scam way to scam consumers. >> who really need the coverage?

>> crack down junk health insurance. the biden administration has just finalized plans to limit short-term health insurance plans. 2, 3, months with the option for a one-month renewal. this is a big u-turn on trump era policy that allowed people to have those plans for up to 4 years. last administration took that provision which is very narrow. >> for a limited emergency coverage and made a loophole. so maybe the for the white house is spending the move as a way to protect consumers. >> arguing that short term plans do not offer comprehensive care. they're being told you can pay this incredibly low pricing, a good insurance, but it turns out it's not. but turns, in fact, is i really insurance at all. >> but critics say the biden administration just wants people to stick with it on brand of affordable care saying it is taking away consumer choices and creating another problem. >> creates gaps in health insurance. some health policy experts are calling the rule change.

>> dangerous saying that people who get sick now, arlen short-term insurance will have no options if they hit their 4 months limit outside the affordable care enrollment period. the biden administration is throwing sick people out of their health insurance and leaving them an insured for up to 12 months. that same policy expert says most short-term plans. in fact, do provide comprehensive coverage and labeling them as john key says, is wrong. it's not only garbage. it's dishonest because they are the ones who we can. consumers here. so affordable care supporters have been worried for some time that short-term plans would. >> bring in younger, healthier people taking them away from obamacare policies and in the end they won. this new rule is set to take effect in september. they can can. thank you, catherine. as the oakland a's get ready to build their new stadium in las vegas is pm reporting now. >> that the city of oakland is offering a lease extension to

the team while they wait, the contract would be for 5 more years in the east bay. espn says that the city in the a's are going to meet tomorrow to continue discussing the matter, according to espn, oakland mayor sheng thao says that she is committed to doing everything in her power to keep the a's in oakland. she says having a major league baseball, a team in oakland is what's best for the league for the players and most importantly, the fans, the younger brother of former forty-niners star vernon davis has died. former miami dolphin nfl star vontae davis was found dead. >> inside his south florida home. police say his health does his death, rather does not involve foul play. he was only 35 years old. >> don't like oh, don't let go. >> dramatic scene here caught on camera. sonoma county

sheriff's deputies rescued a man who they say was clinging to the side of a cliff after falling last night. this is near battery alexander in the golden gate, national recreation area around 7.30, last night. marin county authorities say fell about 50 to 60 feet. helicopters able to spot him and send a line down to hoist him up. no word tonight on his condition. >> another setback for storm battered section of highway one along the central landslides closed another portion of the historic roadway between big sur and carmel by the sea. a nearly one and a half mile portion of the southbound lane just crumbled into the sea on saturday trapping about 2000 tourists in the area. caltrans says the daily convoys will lead essential travelers through the closed area from 8 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon. officials are asking people to obviously avoid this area. has been a problem area for years and years. i mean, that highway

one just having the close air down the student goes to say that you're a full here. it looks fabulous. >> yeah, no complaint. you know, we do kind of listen what we listen to. and then we measure but let's compare and contrast are kind of, you incredibly >> today you said to some over the weekend, saturday would be clear in the south bay from 9 to noon and by golly, yeah, it was. and then it really, it was loud. the thunderstorms that rolled through in the in a hail. >> and the hail i mean, it was really intense. around parts of the that we always tell when you're worried. yeah, the pace yeah, wrestler office met multiple times. yeah. well, good reason. not doing that to them. enjoy my day in the sunshine. folks are in the high country, of course, we have the stormy weather here in the high country. i mean, just tons of snow. a late season snowstorm rolling in. and boy, they've got just a ton of that white powder up

there and enjoy some skiing on maybe a toboggan if you want to do that, enjoy out there little to down the side of the roads or why not a beautiful up there in the high country. the roads now are opening clear. if you want to head in that direction, 50 and in are both looking good right now. seeing get up there tomorrow is looking like a great day temperatures. yeah, of course. a little bit chilly and is 37 degrees incline village tahoe city at 37. 45 degrees in south lake tahoe. and these numbers going to be fairly a spring-like the next couple days. in fact, these numbers so headed up in the 50's, the showers begin to move in, though, as we head in toward wednesday and then that colder air comes in and we're back to snow again late wednesday and into thursday. so big changes in the works and a lot more snow on the way. it's impressive. now as we're going to see that other series of storms roll in and the high country, we could be talking about another couple of feet of snow across some of the higher peaks in the sierra nevada. and that is great news. as we look toward our long, dry months ahead. so out the door right we're going to see changes on the way right now. it is nice and clear around the state. but then the clouds going start former roll

back in and you're going to see those on the way as early as wednesday. a few more of those clouds start to trickle into the state, but staying mostly dry in the high country by thursday. that change you got the snowstorm rolling back in again. so if you're traveling in the high country as we head toward the middle lot of part of this week, you have to be prepared to run some wintry weather again and then kind of on and off as we head in toward the weekend and into next week, too. so winter, not do that just yet more snow on the way. few more rain drops coming our way, too. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. we know it's tough, but the national highway traffic safety administration is irving urging drivers put down the phone. >> when they're behind the wheel our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the new campaign aimed at saving lives. >> this is a face of distracted driving. joe feldman lost his 21 year-old daughter casey in and made a choice to take his eyes off the road. reach for his gps. he rolled through a stop sign. he hit casey spellman shares casey story in hopes that

others don't go through the same thing no parent should ever have to bury a child. feldman supports the national highway traffic safety administration's new campaign. put the phone away or pay now through april 8th, you'll see these ads on tv radio and online platforms in english and spanish. >> and with the funds already. >> put them down the 5 million dollar campaign replaces the previous u drive. you text, you pay slogan. it's a wants to acknowledge that it's more than just text that are distracting. drivers. there are apps for many different things now. so we think put the phone away and pay is a much more broad message. in addition to the ads this week, more police officers will be on the roads and forcing state distracted driving laws. baltimore county, maryland police chief robert mccullough says officers are not just pulling people over but trying to educate drivers to distracted driving. pamphlets are also handed out at these traffic stops. its u.s. as

their efforts seem to be working. preliminary 2023 data shows a 3.6% decline in traffic crash fatalities from the year before. but despite overall declines, nitsa says there has been an increase in pedestrian deaths reporting in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> warriors gain some ground on the rockets for the 10th seed in the western conference in a big part of that was thanks to the performance of draymond. we're going hear what the warriors had to say about him coming

>> and now kron 4 sports.

>> draymond green is coming off of his best game of the season on sunday finished with 21 points. 11 assists 6 rebounds and 6 steals his offensive rebound in kick out to a clay thompson. 3 help ice the game against a scrappy spurs squad at 34 years old. he's still one of the best defensive players in the world. and although it hasn't been a smooth ride for draymond this season, one thing his teammates have never doubted him. what he brings on the floor. you get. >> a dream play was unbelievable. you know. you know, making his presence felt. he doesn't know that even does it with his matchups, you know, making those actually plays with devon offensive and being aggressive. take what the defense gave gave us a huge boost is a big reason why one, 14 to 17 on the road you know, just impact the game in so many and its influence outside the the lines, as you know, tremendous to all the young

guys in breach. confidence on us. and used by law. he was at michigan state is doing everything shot the ball. well b play so it's great to see, especially from for me as a young guy. >> prior to tonight, a red sox game a's announced that they have optioned outfielder u.s. truly ruiz to triple a last vegas. it is a major head scratcher because ruiz was one of the a's best players last season n was also one of their best players in the first series of this season. he had a team. he has a team leading batting average of 4.29. he went 3 for 7 with an rbi and a stolen base in the opening series against the guardians last season. ruiz led the american league in stolen bases with 67 which broke kenny lofton's single season record for stolen bases by an nl rookie. a's replace ruiz on the 26 man active roster with

tyler, nevin who they claimed off waivers from the orioles yesterday. you making head-scratching decisions per use. >> alright, elite, 8 action, lsu, iowa rematch of last year's national championship game injuries. click, caitlin clark, 1st quarter and jewelries going to work. she made her first. 4 shots. angela head a good game. but 3rd quarter, iowa now at 6, 5, clark. extend the hawkeyes lead to 9 later on, pulls out another let's get this. caitlin clark finished the game with 41 points. 12 iowa goes back to the final 4. they win it. 94 to 87 and that was must-see tv at a game. just finished up about 10, 15

minutes ago. just like a machine. yeah. i mean, she was. >> unstoppable. think the official term is phenom. okay. we'll go with i he does. the nba three-point contest like sabrina ionescu this past one especially will be in the bay area's. >> maybe we'll get back all rignt. thanks, jason. jason. >> att says 10's of millions of its customers are affected by a data leak involving critical personal information. the communications giant says data for about 73 million current and former customers. it was leaked to the dark web about 2 weeks ago. the company says the leak includes social security information 18 tia going to see if the breach came from the company itself from a tnt or from an outside vendor. the data could include customers going back to 2019 or even earlier. the company

is contacting affected current customers to reset pass codes and is providing necessary credit monitoring where applicable. google says it will destroy or d identify data it collected from people who used in cognito mode in its chrome web browser. >> it's part of a class action settlement filed in federal court in california where google account holders accused the company of illegally tracking their private behavior. the settlement also includes a new warning on chrome's incognito mode. it says, quote, others who use this device won't senior activity so you can browse more privately. this won't change how data is collected by websites you visit and the services they use, including google. vineyards have been affected by wildfires. smoke a great troubling drought conditions over the years. but now a shift in drinking habits is causing a over abundant supply of wine globally. california growers say that they're left competing with bargain basement. wind brought in in bulk from overseas and

then blended in with california wine. they say the grapes are drying up in the vine sitting and picton on sold. >> these, you winemakers are they are hoping that consumers, though, we'll show their support by drinking pure california wine. so delicious our 4 zone forecast with a stunning shot downtown san francisco basking in the sunshine. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now to give us the news. this is going to last forever more, right? yes, i wish i could say that, but no, it's not. it's going to be up and april can be. >> get those showers moving into from time to time before we finally settle into our nice summer regime where we get the nice sunshine, of course, that patchy fog out there tonight. we may see couple patches of fog. nice evening outside temperatures 60's and a few 70's out there right now. it is 74 degrees in vacaville. 71 in still, 62 degrees as you make your

southward into san mateo. 66 in oakland and you've got 66 63 degrees in san francisco. so nice weather pattern out there right now. beautiful all around much of the state drying out after another storm over the weekend. but now the clouds cleared out just a bit tonight we see that sea breeze return, i think at least along the coastline that will begin to cool the temperatures off the couple fall of patches of fog beachside. but many spots inland still looking good. high pressure still in control. that jet stream staying to the north. and that is going to hold off that storm track right now. at least for the next couple of days. and then we'll start to talk about some rain later on in the week. you see here, too, as we head through the night tonight, couple patchy fog form along the coastline. getting a wednesday, a few more clouds come our way. the showers begin to move in northern california. then that rain rolls back in on thursday. this looks a little more bullish than it did last week, too. showers continuing into friday as well and cold temperatures to go along with that more snow over the mountain tops then over the weekend. slight chance of a couple sprinkles as we get to sunday to temperatures. yeah. tomorrow is going to be a gorgeous day. let's enjoy that

sunshine. 75 degrees in livermore. 76 in san jose and about 69 degrees in oakland next. couple days to change. the pattern comes our way on wednesday. cold showers likely to roll back in on thursday and friday with a big change in temperatures going from 70's temperatures topping out in the 50's by thursday. thank you, lawrence. shocking moment caught on camera. looks like something out of a movie, a man and eugene oregon barely escaped. >> a spending runaway blade. he had just walked into a convenience store. there goes when that blade came loose from a nearby construction site came barreling toward the story, ended up hitting a post. there goes again and that's big giant saw blade like from number, mister, something freakish. that is weird. asia sf is staying open just a little while longer. we're going hear from one of the owners about. >> why that's happening. and

they're off. and president biden and first lady hosting the annual easter egg roll on the white house south lawn this morning has had to be moved a few hours later because of stormy weather in the area. the white house easter egg roll is a tradition that dates back to 18. 78 white house says it expected 40,000 people at today's event. francisco celebrated transgender day of visibility in style. asia sf held celebrations at its location in south of market

neighborhood yesterday. >> the business is a restaurant host jake transgender cabaret performances and nightclub yesterday. it was supposed to be their last night opened, but they posted on their website that due to overwhelming support. they're going to have an april encore. we've got a chance to talk to one of the co-founders and what the support from the community means to >> because of the love and support from the bay area. we just had overwhelming number of reservations. we have hundreds of people on our waitlist who can't get in. so we made a decision to extend our closing one more months until april 28th, which creates a very special opportunity for us because actually april 17. will be our 26 year anniversary. >> dinner reservations for the anniversary on their website. now the owner continued by saying that asia sf will continue to live on through pop-up events. happening tomorrow. a new bagel shop is

coming to berkeley. bagel tapia is bringing the flavors of >> east coast bagels here to the west coast owner jeff davis tell us that the they're looking forward to bringing out of the box flavors and ways to eat bagels. they also have an expansive, vegan menu, mirroring classic menu options. bagel tapia is located on university avenue in acton street. the grand opening set for 7.30, tomorrow morning. and the race is on to get eclipse glasses so we can see the lunar eclipse safely. but how do you make your glasses make sure that they're the real deal will counterfeit solar eclipse glass is i stand corrected. solar eclipse are already being reported by the world's largest manufacturer of paper, 3 d glasses. xavier walton reports with the scams to look out for. >> this most amazing celestial of that you'll ever experience. i mean, this is this is big-time so big. john

jarrett, ceo of american paper optics as this solar eclipse for them is like 30 super bowls. >> this team in tennessee started preparing for this moment years ago. we think this is the most bipartisan moment of 2020 for everybody come together. every reason enjoy everybody including scammers already the better business bureau is warning people about fake counterfeit solar eclipse glasses. john says he's already seen and there's a lot of people trying to capitalize on it and they're flooding the market with low priced glasses. and that's just >> a a scary and potentially dangerous. even have some short-term or long-term damage to make sure you don't get duped to look out for these 3 things. and i so stamp of approval. that's the organization that certifies the manufacturer's product. so number 1, 2, 3, 1, to 2 and the actual address of where it's manufactured. here's some examples. they look like the real deal. but when you flip them around, no address, that's a dead giveaway. these are fakes counterfeit glasses

that have her name on. is a very frustrating for albeit fresh rating. john says for the great american eclipse, his company is still going to sell more than 75 million solar eclipse glasses, including got look at that. you can see a thing. can you how now want last us and you astronauts glasses. i'm going to >> most common feeling like an alien. will this work on the as well? i don't that looks great. >> siya 10 tonight.