>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> thanks for waking up with us. we've got several local stories that we're working on, including what's going on in santa clara county. >> with nurses on strike this morning. yeah, they're also following the latest 2 out of san francisco. a woman attacked by what was believed to be. workers will tell you what people say needs to happen to make things safer. and what of the oakland airport had san francisco in the name? would that be confusing? san francisco, thanks. so we'll talk more about the new name proposition. i'm daria and i'm james. we'll get to that in a minute. but we do want to take a look outside here. we have a lovely view of the embarcadero and the bay and all the blue skies going to be warm today, john. yet today, another nice and warm one yesterday. we enjoyed at least hopefully got a chance to step outside and enjoy some of that nice weather for a little bit. and

today very much so the same for a lot of our inland areas, especially now at the coast. we do have a bit of a sea breeze and that's marked the return of some fog into the bay area. you can see a little bit of that around san francisco for a lot of us. it's already burning off. so not much of a thing for most areas. we're seeing that sea breeze pushing some fog through the car teen as though out into the delta and in portions of the north bay. so watch your travel further north, especially now a lot of us further inland into the south already under that sunshine. and that's the way we'll stay. temperatures will rise really quickly under the sunny skies with 40's to 50's being your current cool temperatures. but it's quickly to transition to some 60's and 70's later on lot like yesterday was i'll get some more of these details on a nice, warm day today and the eventual return of rainfall still ahead, rain. right, john, thank you for that. will take advantage of the dry conditions we have today, although traffic is busy, certainly will be much busier if things are wet. 25 arrive.

everybody heading into the city this morning. we got up to 30 minutes there. >> and we're back down also on the senate to resume busy in the last hour. now back down to 19 minutes. get up to 30 there as well. richmond center fell bridge around 17. that's fairly busy for this hour. and a 38 minute ride along the golden gate bridge. many want to one of the north bay. it's a little bit slower area. james, back to you. >> thanks. a lot do won and happening now, santa clara county nurses are on strike and it's expected to last at least 3 days. kron four's will tran following it all in san jose. good morning. well, >> it's going on right now. james. thousands of them instead of being in sight. they are outside right in front. they're at multiple locations. this one just happens to be the santa clara valley medical center. they're also in front of 2 other hospitals, not to mention a couple of other clinics throughout santa clara county. they are looking for a new contract. they're looking for a substantial pay raise. and right now the contract. is not

what they are looking for us. as far as the offer being given by the county. here's what you need to know. obviously, the nurses are in front. they have replaced replacement nurses inside, but only about 1000 of them that can't make up for the 4,000 nurses who are on strike for the next 3 days at valley medical center, saint louise regional in gilroy as well as o'connor in san jose. so emergency services still will be available to you. but non emergency services could be pushed back. so don't be surprised if you have an appointment and the hospital reaches out to you. you know, i got a chance to talk to the vice president for the nurses. she says, yes, it is about the money, but it's also about the safety of fellow nurses, as well as the patients. the last mediators proposal wasn't voted down by the membership because of the money. it was voted down because the county wants to be able to send us to

different hospitals. and we believe that's unsafe for nurses and unsafe for our patients. >> it's all because the county failed to integrate the 3 hospitals together. and because of this failure to integrate, each of those hospitals have different policies and procedures. >> so it's basically like if you work for the oakland police department and when they tell you you have to go down to san jose to work with their police department and the next day you work at. >> the san francisco police department, they all have their different policies and you're not used to it and it could be dangerous. she says, especially during emergencies, which is why she says they are fighting to stay at one particular hospital. obviously also fighting for money. right now they're looking for about a 15% pay raise over 3 years to inflation costs rising. inflation. right now, the county is offering about 10.5% over 3 years. we will try to

get reaction from the county, but you can clearly see the nurses are in front. the good news is if you are a patient and you obviously are caught in the middle of all this, we do know this is not indefinite. it's 3 days and the nurses will belback on the job early friday morning. probably still fighting for a new contract is it seems both sides are not ready to get back to the bargaining table. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll know kate. >> well, it 84 in the north bay, 3 people now recovering after being shot in a safeway parking lot in american canyon. happened about 4.30 yesterday afternoon. this was west american canyon road and broadway street. that's where police found 3 men suffering from gunshot wounds all taken to a nearby hospital and that safeway gas station was taped off as police there on scene. well into the evening investigating at least one car looked like it had what appeared to be a bullet holes through one of the front windows. there at this 0, 2, men are being questioned in connection with what happened. no arrests have been officially made just yet.

we'll keep you updated air and online as we learn more. it's 805, and people in san francisco's mission district are concerned about violence and work happening in their neighborhood. yeah. so a woman was apparently attacked by what they believe were workers over the weekend. >> it's all caught on video. a kron 4. sarah stinson has the story. >> i looked out my window and i 2 women beating up another one. and based on how the women were dressed was clear to me that they were prostitutes. this woman speaking up after capturing video of a violent attack happening in front of her san francisco home on shotwell street saturday. but she has to stay anonymous. i see them grabbing a woman by the hair and throwing her to the ground. they're kicking her one point, a woman sitting on her and the woman gets offer and just kicks are very hard in the head. the woman who was beaten called 9-1-1. the concern neighbor came down to check on her. and apparently the fight began because she was in her car and the girls were looking inside of her

car. and she said, what are you? why are you looking in my car? sfpd says officers found a woman matching the description of the attacker 3 blocks away. they arrested a 24 year-old woman from fairfield for aggravated assault shot will street. is has a problem with work. but i'm not used to seeing it during the day. so that was surprising. i was horrified, but i wasn't surprised. this is something where if you've been listening to the neighborhood you've been hearing about this weekly. >> trevor chandler lives in the neighborhood. he's running for supervisor in this district in says ever since barricades were put up on capp street to prevent work. the business has come to shot. well, street chandler says he believes fully staffing. the police department is the answer for says we actually have true penalties for the johns and the pimps that are doing this because we are so understaffed and our police department. we don't have the coverage to fully staff are human trafficking and trafficking divisions.

>> now, sara stinson reporting and there is a petition going around to get license plate readers in the neighborhood. they're thinking that that might help. >> 2 16 year-olds in san francisco were arrested for the shooting of a 17 year-old in the tenderloin. last thursday. san francisco police arrive to haiti plaza or aleady plaza and found a 17 year-old shot several times. police say he died from those wounds. well, new this morning mountain view based. google says it will destroy billions of private browsing records to settle a class action lawsuit filed right here in california. the settlement was finalized in oakland, federal court. the lawsuit involves millions of people who used to be incognito mode on google's chrome browser. google account holders were seeking 5 billion dollars in damages in the suit which alleges that google illegally and secretly tracked their browsing behavior. the tech giant denies the claim, but is supporting the deal. in addition to the leading the data, the company has also agreed to some restrictions on

its power to track users. >> they looked so bored if the track maze so right now. and the big story that we've told you about yesterday kicked in the new minimum wage for most fast food workers in california. so they're going to be making 20 bucks an hour which the workers are happy about that. some of the owners of restaurants, our concern, vitality, bowls is one of those businesses. and there's a owner of 2 of those locations in san jose. and he thinks it's going to make things challenging for him. >> but definitely, you know, we're going to have to increase prices to cover the cost. real possibilities cutting hours from employees, which is that good. and also possibly layoffs for small business. you know, weise is minds of the family business. i have my wife, 2 sons. and basically, you know, there's a potential if things don't improve with the higher prices that customers stop coming in, that we will shut down and, you know, then basically people jobs.

>> i love vitality bowls. just want to valley. i go to. and how about the big chains like there's jack in the box and there's a worker who works there. she's speaking in spanish telling us that before. this has been very difficult to afford the basics in california. now, maybe she'll have enough money. she says to not only pay the rent, but say for his son's education. >> more tell you a little bit. it's going to really be a relief for me because things continue to go gas paying expenses. and as i mentioned, helped write my son to with all of those expenses. and so this is going to be a huge relief for for me and my family. >> so the minimum, the new $20 minimum applies to fast food chains of 100. >> or more. >> outlets across the nation and franchises of 60 or more outlets across the nation. and then there are exemptions if the restaurants in an airport museum, hotels theme park,

gambling, restaurants and event centers. and then there's also this exemption for basically bakeries. if you bake the doe and the bread and you sell bread, then you're exempt from the 20 on them on as well. >> 8.10 is the time san francisco now offering affordable housing to educators. applications open today for the shirley chisholm village. the housing project is set to have about 135 affordable homes and will prioritize san francisco unified employees. it's expected to open in the fall. and it looks like road improvements in san francisco's presidio have made things safer for bicyclists. some of those changes include the installation of speed cushions and rumble. strips. they also narrowed car lanes to provide more space for cyclists and install road signs to alert drivers that they need to share the road. and according to the latest data, 85% of cars are now traveling at slower speeds. so it's working a long-term improvement plan in the presidio is set to begin in

late summer. >> it's 8.11 and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news sideshows, we told you about them on monday morning how there were so many over the weekend. now we've got more on how leaders are reacting. and how oakland leaders are reacting. they're trying to keep the a's and the coliseum in the meantime, but shouldn't have to get together on a price and an agreement and it's not that we play in sacramento before they go to vegas. plus, after the break, a new bill could give you the legal right to ignore your boss if they call you when you're off the clock.

>> all right. well, happening today, the california department of water resources is set to yeah. take the next. the latest snow survey. i told you the snow banks are insane. just ohio many times as high as the street lights. incredible. yeah. so the uw are going to be measuring the water content. we'll see what the snowpack shows under the last time they went up there. yeah. they kind of measured it the day before we had a big snow event. so we kind of other missing will now get a chance to really measure because we got out. i want to say it was like 20 inches over the weekend donner summit. you know, 80 at the highest point. yeah. 20 inches of new snow fall and that was just over one night. still very heavy. >> we're looking at some pretty significant snowfall even after yesterday at the latest snow totals are still very impressive. specially in the northern sierra. this is half dome right here. and you can see part of it. only half of it because that snow was piled up so high in those upper elevations of yosemite.

this is the latest snow day to the northern sierra in particular, looking super healthy 118% of average snowpack central sierra right on par with average. that's ok, southern sierra just behind it as well. even though you are seeing some average numbers here for sure, this is big rebound from the start of the season. so we've had some really healthy snowpack already had healthy water levels from last year. definitely all good news here. as for what we're seeing right now on radar, very clear, dry conditions. there was a little snow mountain this year yesterday because it was such a warm day up there. but we are about to be in for a cooler and wetter forecast again. so we're not done with it yet that low pressure to our north. the dives in this weekend displacing the high pressure that's in place for now. so enjoy today's warm weather because it doesn't last for long tomorrow. already we're going to see a few clouds and temperatures about 10 degrees cooler than today. then come thursday after what will be a dry morning commute showers pushing in the middle of the day and snow spring snow up in the sierra kicking off again

on thursday, lingering into friday. so we're going to have some fresh powder up there for the weekend saturday. we do briefly dry back out before some evening showers return towards sunday night overall. that makes for an additional snowpack in the sierra which could make for a bit of slick temperatures today low 60's at the coastline. some of our cooler numbers. temperatures today at the coast will be cooler than yesterday's because we're seeing the return of that cool ocean breeze. the rest of us, though, actually a little warmer than yesterday. in some cases, san jose and campbell, all the up to 77. that's one of the warmest numbers i've talked about since the fall. so this is definitely going to be a warmer one. oakland up to richmond in the upper 60's wall, conquered antioch in pittsburgh. also on the warmer side at 76 degrees. each it doesn't last, though, tomorrow already around 10 degrees cooler than today, thursday and friday, getting even cooler yet with some cool showers arriving thursday midday staying with us into

early friday. right i don't think even that clock hour. we've busy highways and busy bridges. >> traveling along 8 80's, so silly. angela, to 37. a 35 minute. 85 82 oakland, look 80's. finally starting to pick up 5 days. a lot lighter. so we have to choose between the 2.80. might be a better bet. 22 minutes into the city right now. no accidents and hasn't been much busier today than yesterday. 18 min, 80 to 101 seen a lot of improvement along the san mateo bridge because got to 30 minutes last hour. so what 50 along want to one? 85 to menlo park and 80 clocking out towar s the maze 33 minutes. we had early-morning accident that start to slow down there. and we just haven't recovered since it cleared darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. it is a 17 and east bay leaders are speaking out after the big crowds that we saw gathering for sideshows over the weekend. dominating intersections wreaking havoc. >> for those who live there and city leaders now issuing a warning for people breaking the law. kron four's terisa has more.

>> as i've said before and i'll say it again. don't come to any with these types of activities. >> that is and mayor lamar thorpe speaking bluntly about this recent sideshow taking over a city street, hundreds gathered blocking the intersection of lone tree way and golf course road at one point. spectators shot off rounds of fireworks. >> guess what? if you come here with this nonsense, you're going to be held accountable and you're going to regret coming here because we do have the technology. it's not just foot soldiers on the ground that we can send out. we have technology like drones. we captured a your license plate. we're going to show up at your house one day and we're going to tell your car and then we're going to find you. in most cases, it's going to be very upset. parents weren't happy with be replete. police chief. >> the side show in antioc%, just one of many this past weekend. this was the scene at 51st street and telegraph in the temescal neighborhood in oakland. also in oakland, on burma, road opd responded to a

hit and run following the sideshow and near hercules just off of franklin canyon road near the golf course. driver spun donuts and set off fireworks over some for most of those are having the >> it's really disappointing that a lot of these levees, actions of what into communities that are putting communities in a position where they're in harm's way. alex walker griffin is a hercules city councilmember. he says that the city has taken proactive steps. the blunt sideshows, is making sure that we can maintain our same city as we have really program flock cameras. it's a series of cameras that are placing entrance and exit of intersections that we have here in town. >> and really what they do is they read license plates were not going after the average person. we have these cameras. we're going after those who have maybe storm a car or somebody with an outstanding warrant that needs to be held accountable. as i one way that we're doing to the flock cameras have been outstanding for so recovery in the city. >> recently passed a new ordinance that toughens

illegal steps that they can take against those involved in sideshows. we reached out to come police department about the sideshows this past weekend. they said that they made 2 arrests. in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, the brentwood police department now is looking for ways they can legally seize bikes from teens who gather in groups and ride recklessly through the city. so the police chief says that officers at the moment are only able to issue citations to these teenagers who are caught riding their bikes dangerously close to cars, just barely avoiding getting hit. now, chief tim herbert says he wants the city council to draft an ordinance that would let riders let officers impound those bikes. he noted that many of these teens are not from brentwood. instead, many are from oakland and nearby. antioch. and he says they are oakley, i should say. and nearby antioch, he says they use social media to coordinate where they're going to meet up and ride and he's encouraging residents to continue making reports when they see cyclists riding

recklessly in the streets. city of san francisco is also reporting losing more than 20,000 jobs in just a three-month period. the city controller's office says 21,000 jobs were lost between december of last year and just this past february. city says while a lot of these jobs were due to the end of seasonal due to the end of seasonal employment, that wraps up them were also losses from the tech industry. the report also noted that unemployment edged up to 3.8% and hiring trends have been steadily declining. it's a 21 newly proposed state bill could give workers in california. >> uninterrupted, personal and family time. what does this mean? it means when you leave work for the day, you leave work for the day. so don't call, don't text. don't email. and if you do, i'm not responding this basically what you would be covered with this new bill introduced by san francisco assemblymember matt haney. so would give you the right to disconnect from all that communication. after work hours, it would require all

state employers to create a companywide plan to avoid contacting employees outside of work. and if they do, they be fined. now there are some exceptions to this. for example, there looking at saying, okay, in an emergency or to discuss scheduling, then they could contact you and certain conflict companies like if you have something with really unusual hours, our on call employees, they might be exempt as well. a 22 right now and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a race to the rescue in the golden gate, national recreation area. look at this. >> young man clinging to a cliff side. we'll show you how cliff side. we'll show you how they hoisted him to safety. ( ♪♪ )

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>> don't like oh, >> yeah. don't let go. that man was clinging to the face of a cliff deputies with the sonoma county sheriff's office had to rescue him from the rocks sunday night. now, according to the rescue crews, this happened in the golden gate, national recreation area, right near battery. alexander just before 8 batman. and here's the infrared felt about 50 to 60 feet. >> and, you know, clung to the rocks. they're halfway down. well, how long? we don't know. yeah, imagine. but it clearly is in an area where they couldn't get to him other lower somebody from a helicopter above wrapped that line around him and then hoist

him up. >> no word on his condition. pretty sure he's. >> to be alive this morning and thankful the rescuers were able to pluck him from the edge of that terrifying, right? yeah. alright. bart trains, by the are back on schedule after a person was struck by a train in berkeley. >> so this was just after 04:00pm yesterday, a person in a wheelchair entered the tracks as a richmond train was approaching. and after that collision, berkeley firefighters had to rescue the person who was still alive. we don't know what their current condition is, but they were taken to the hospital park. police are investigating at this point. they say foul play is not suspected. it's 8.26. in the south bay. >> fire crews put out a fire at a home. >> at the horace mann neighborhood, you can see the area here. it was 2 o'clock in the morning. this fire broke out at a home on7th street. it turns out it was a garage that was on fire and they did put it out. a 26. and coming up next on the kron 4

morning news. >> united airlines says another issue that a flight heading to sfo. it's still and get here. they're reroute it not to get back. you're going, you might be surprised when you hear what the issue was with its something that might happen in your home. a lot.

>> a 29 is the time right now. i can't wait to get to that story about the united flight all of it can check your toilets are backing up. stay tuned that coming up. in the meantime, let's talk more about what we're seeing outside right now, which is

beautiful weather to fit at least some really nice weather today. >> nothing but that sunshine this afternoon and our warmest day of the forecast today, we're tapping back into cool ocean breeze, thos or coastal areas actually going to be just a touch cooler. we saw some fog earlier over san francisco. look at that. it's gone now really burned off this morning. still looking at a few foggy spots up towards santa rosa as well as on to the carquinez that sea breeze cooling off the coast and resulting in just a couple of foggy areas to start sunshine prevails. and with that sunshine temperatures are going to rise really quickly into the late morning, especially right now it's 40's to 50's with santa rosa and livermore at 48 degrees. oakland sitting at 52 right now later on 70's for your highs and a lot of spots, i'll let you know where will be the warmest today. still to come rain. all right, john, thank you for that. gradually been building in our 8 o'clock hour. >> they right now if you're checking that out. we're at 21 minutes. thankfully, no accidents. while the toe lights are on and it's slowing you down just a little bit.

the meter lies there. police are moving across our other bridges. 60 minutes along the tale that has gone down 30 to 25. now the 16th 12 minutes long. the richest ever feel. rich golden gate bridge around. 32 minutes. let's check on those high was in the east bay covered in that orange about 36 minutes. aliens are to 37. is back to you. thank you, rae 31 and today the san francisco board of supervisors holds a protest vote. >> because they don't want the oakland international airport to have the name san francisco, which is a proposal that's out there right now. and we've got more on this with kron four's. michael thomas joining us live from what is currently oakland international airport. good morning, michael. >> yeah, good morning. everyone would could be san francisco bay oakland international airport. the people here this morning say they think it should actually stay open airport. so even the thought of it is really already sending people a little bit upset over in san francisco. we've got video up on your screens. i can break it all down. now. this

conversation started last week when port of oakland actually announced it saying that they believe the name change could help bring more travelers to oakland airport. adding that right now, most travelers don't even realize or know where oakland is or that it's so close to san francisco and essentially they want to get more people here. now after the announcement, san francisco supervisor, aaron peskin posted to x, formerly known as twitter, imitation is the highest form flattery. and the idea really isn't that neighborly. he also added that sfo additional say they don't like the idea either. they say they've been using that name since the late 20's having san francisco in it and essentially adding into oakland's airport name, which just really confused travelers and cause a ruckus. so we talked to some travelers this morning. my question to this young lady was, do you think it's going to be more travelers and you think the oakland airport mean should change? i think they should keep it yeah, it's located

oakland point. i think i think it is incomplete because people outside of open don't know the various times also the period don't know. >> too much was keep it open. >> now on your screen is the current name. and then the proposed actual name will bring it back out here live. sir, do you live in oakland? are you from the east bank? i live in open and i used to work for you guys 49 years. oh, my goodness will question i would darya and james are there at the anchor desk. we want to know. do you think oakland airport should stay oakland airport? our san francisco bay that opened very dome to change the name. we have problems, news and sports teams and everything. now we want to change the name that's took. wife should take that. the good quickly. what are your thoughts on it? i agree with them. it's going to be very confusing that. >> there's no need to change the name help they need to fix the don't change the there you have it, everyone. what was your first and last name till darya and james yvonne yvonne

se huy and what they say. hello and you want to know where you guys are heading headed to las vegas very good win. the game have a safe trip. they wish you all the best you very you have that. they're a little bit of united and keep in mind other people walking by are also shaking their head. yes, with what he said when it came to not changing the name from oakland airport to san francisco bay, oakland international airport. do with that information. what you will look at the guys updated we get more information and i'm glad you guys could say hello to them before they head stuff. the truck they travel around the world. they know airports and they do oakland, so taken from michael, thank you very much. >> all right. a 34 more airport news. okay, ready for this a situation with united. so that was. >> frankfurt, germany to sfo that it was the way the flight was supposed to go. but once

we got same, go to use a supposed to go. so would you want to turn around 2 hours into the flight? just because the bathroom overflow just because yeah, it's yeah. so court well, that's what happened in proffers. rob nesbitt has the story. united airlines has been a hot topic on social media and in the news the last few months. but travel experts are not seeing changes in trends when it comes to bookings. >> it seems that travelers still find convenience and price to be the most important passengers traveling on a united flight from frankfurt, germany, to sfo friday had a less than pleasant experience when one of the plane's toilets overflowed my deter me from passengers were accommodated in hotels in frankfurt and put on a different flight the next day. >> i spoke with travel industry analyst henry harteveldt about the incident that happened on the united flight between frankfurt and francisco was embarrassing. we don't know the cause of it, whether it was cause behind. >> a passenger who may put something down the toilet that shouldn't have gone down there or whether there was a problem

with the lavatory that was not discovered before the aircraft left frankfurt, a united spokesperson said the incident involved a maintenance issue with one of the aircraft's lavatories. the latest in a series of mechanical and safety issues involving the airline. but it did not deter travelers like vincent wong for booking united for us. were not really >> commit >> airline, just whatever is easiest passes that our schedule. that seems to be the industry trend. according to heart of belt, he says that united ceo scott kirby send an e-mail to members of the airlines mileageplus. loyalty is program acknowledging the recent maintenance issues and promising an increase of training for maintenance workers. and yes, united has unfortunately had a series of problems and many of them it involves flights to or from san francisco. >> but i'm not hearing or seeing any data that's just people are quitting united norton. i think anyone should harteveldt says the ntsb will not be investigating the united flight that had the toilet overflow since they

only investigate the most serious incidents. the faa has said that it will be stepping up its oversight of united sending more inspectors to airports reporting it fo i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> a 37 is the time of the trial involving tesla is set to begin next week. in a case where a 2 year-old toddler was behind the wheel. so south a woman filed this lawsuit. she was 8 months pregnant at the time of that crash back in 2018. she says her tesla's parked in the driveway when her son crawled into the driver's seat and somehow turned the car on. she says he then crashed into their garage, pinning her to the garage wall. a neighbor was able to back the car up and freer. she went to the hospital with severe injuries and a jury will now determine if tesla was in some way to blame for that crash. some riders in the north bay can now catch smart trains for free. the agency says this applies to anyone under 18 and people over the age of 65. the agency says that both youths and seniors represent about

42% of sonoma and marin county's population. but they only account for about a quarter of the ridership. so smart says the goal of this program is to increase the number of riders by reducing the financial barriers they might face. >> dozens of rideshare drivers are asking for higher pay and better working conditions. they rallied outside the san francisco headquarters of uber and lyft yesterday saying that they have to deal with a low pay high fees and dangerous working conditions and they believe the companies have made it difficult for them to earn a living. >> a lot of the drivers sleep in the car to come from far away from sacramento and they're homeless in their cars. so what humanity is that to someone have to sleep in the car to be able to provide for their families? >> here's a comment that lift gave us saying that they're working to improve driver experiences. and in february, they released a series of new offers and commitments aimed at increasing driver pay and

transparency. we also asked uber for a comment, but we haven't heard back. the a's and the city of oakland are set to meet today about a possible lease extension to keep playing the coliseum while they're waiting for their new ballpark to be built in las vegas. if that doesn't work out and they find a temporary home, they might wind up maybe in sacramento, the current lease at the coliseum runs out after this season and they need somewhere to play if they're going to go to vegas because we'll take a couple of years to complete that project. the former president, the miami marlins, david samson says that sacramento could be a fronteunner to land the a's in the interim, he says the decision could boil down to money. >> the biggest issue that i see pace in sacramento is that wherever oakland plays there has to be union approval. if it's outside of oakland and the question owners will ask is how much money are we going to be giving to the a's during this quote, unquote, interim period?

>> they could end up playing temporarily at sutter health park. a sampson says that minor league park would need some major upgrades, though. sacramento's mayor had this to say in part, first of all, making it clear expressing sincere hope that the a's remain in oakland and that he's been can assess a consistent supporter of that. >> however, >> basically saying, you know, if they got to find someplace else to live temporarily and b is sacramento would be a great place. the mayor says. >> well, sadly. for the person who was supposed to when they didn't win. so you talk a good news for the rest of us. yeah, nobody won the powerball, especially going. i know, sadly, i didn't. he's probably what i should have said jackpot now is more than a billion dollars. so we've got that to look forward to wednesday night when the next drawing happens. so the chances are still there that you could be the next now billionaire, at least multi multi multi just won a million

dollar that i don't play. >> and our chances are almost exactly alike. -0. and yours is like 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, almost 0. yeah. there's a chance that's all i now. >> we're going take a break here in a 51 or a 41. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the biden administration is putting new restrictions on short-term health. insurance plans are going to tell you that entails and what that could mean for you. plus, after the break, the giants down in southern california trying to score a win against the dodgers. could they do? it will find out. and if you liked yesterday, you'll probably enjoy today. a lot to pretty similar those 60's and 70's are back. >> don't expect them for long, though. we are in for a cool down after today. i've got yo

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get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. >> a 44 and vineyards have been affected by wildfire. smoke and drought conditions over the years in california. now there's a shift drinking habits because there's an overabundance of wine grapes globally. and california growers say that's impacting they're a market and their sales, they say, because, you know, the bulk of these wineries are coming in from overseas and they're being blended with california graves, which means that a lot of a california wines and graves are suffering. they want consumers to show their support by drinking pure california grown. why? >> all right. well, at 8.45, now just about we want to get a check of the forecast has been seen nothing but blue behind it's going to maybe break out the shorts for the first time i've been holding

back on that i know i the shorts and yesterday i braced it fully and hopefully can today as well. certainly suiting for anyone on that cruise ship right there. >> they think we're that whale winter, but obviously not going to stay this way. >> we've got another cool and the week ahead of us are really enjoy today's sunshine mild conditions. we do have a little bit of fog this morning for the north bay. it's already burning off, that low pressure to our north is going to win out in the end, pushing on in towards the end of the week. so today is the last of our warmer days of this forecast. timing everything out for us tomorrow. you're going to see mostly cloudy skies and temperatures already about 10 degrees cooler. then 2 days are about to be so wednesday and they were slide downhill and come thursday after a dry start to the day, we will have midday showers for the bay and snow kicking up for the sierra nevada. again, that starts on thursday. midday leading into friday with even more rain and mountain snow fall is going to be cold showers too. so huge.

switch up from yesterday. and today's warmth. we will briefly dry out saturday before some evening sprinkles on sunday. in the meantime, today, another one to enjoy. it will be a little cooler at the coastline. the sea breezes kick back up. that's those low 60's. well, temperatures elsewhere going to be in the upper 60's to low to mid 70's, mostly even a couple of upper 70's and san jose and campbell getting up to 77 today, east bay temperatures also nice and mild livermore at 75 heyward at 72 degrees. conquered as well as pittsburgh in antioch, up to 76 for your daytime highs. tomorrow's temperatures, as i mentioned, about 10 degrees cooler than today's on average and cooling even further into thursday and friday. cool showers thursday later in the day into early friday right now. all right, john, thank you for that. are still fairly busy along our highways and bridges. >> like over in the east bay along 80 right now, crockett out towards the maze about 26 minutes. traffic starts to build. just as you're hitting richmond. we start off the morning with an accident

there. we've had residual delays for most of the morning. some possible avenues. also good alternate for getting around that 18 minutes into the city. no accidents, no hazards. thankfully, we're finally backed down under 15 minutes on or sent 2 bridge. and up to 30 minutes, the peak of the morning highway for you. look good. 15 minutes there about 30 minutes as we last checked in. some things have been gradually dropping. 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, around 15 minutes or end is a little slow and check in on 6.80, doubling down to fremont around 19 minutes areas. ames, back to you. thank you. rae 47 and soon is going to be new restrictions on how long you can have short-term health insurance. yeah, a kron four's. catherine heenan takes a look. >> crack down on 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 limited emergency coverage and made a loophole so big you could drive a truck 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 that you can pay this incredibly low pricing, a good insurance, but it turns out it's not. but in terms factors are really insurance at all. >> but critics say the biden administration just wants people to stick with its own 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, we'll have no options if they hit their 4 months limit outside the affordable care enrollment period. the biden administration is throwing 6 people out of their health insurance in the event of 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. >> a 49 right now and a new california bill wants to exempt bilingual children from taking english placement test before kindergarten supporters say that students who are 4 years old, they and have to take this english language proficiency test and the test determines whether they're going to be designated as english learners in kindergarten advocates say the test was not designed for four-year-olds in may not accurate. li assess language

acquisition because it might miss identify children as english learners when they are simply too young to answer the questions correctly. school districts get money based on how many students are english learners, low-income homeless, or in foster care. so this bill could potentially cost districts money. but the bill's author actually says that the loss of money would be minimal if it were to pass. >> well, turning to bay area baseball. now the giants were facing the dodgers down in southern california for game 2 of this three-game series. all of those dreaded dodgers sports director jason dumas takes a look. >> the giant split a four-game series in san diego over the weekend on monday. they were in tinseltown taken on the dodgers in, you know, it's going to be a packed house whenever the giants and the dodgers get together big-time rivalry. bottom of the 3rd dodgers up a run to offer freddie freeman. he shoots one up the middle. that scores mookie betts la extend their lead to 2 top of the 6 giants

down by 3 probably the only highlight of the game for the giants. michael conforto. that's a moon shot right there. it lau lands in the u.s. giant is still down by 2 bottom of the frame. dodgers, get right back oscar hernandez runners on the corners. put that one in the cheap seats. three-run bomb giants fall 8 to 3. in other news. the a's also lose to the red sox game. 2 of both of those series are tonight. that's a look at sports. >> all right. thank you, jason. now to bay area basketball. the golden state warriors. wnba team is rising in popularity more than 5,000 fans have made money deposits to become season ticket holders. the franchise was announced last october. it will start playing in 2025. at chase center in san francisco. wnba golden state president just smith reacted to the news

saying, quote, we look forward to sharing more very soon, including naming a general manager and a brand that will represent our innovative and inclusive community, end quote. we'll take a break here at 8.52. but coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news buying holmes might be out of your budget. we have a new study looking at how much you need to earn to purchase a house across america. the most important here. here. >> california.

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area. this is all done by wallet hub and it found san francisco was far and away the winner when it comes to promoting residents well-being through accessibility. the group measure to 41 key indicators of good health and the group them into 4 main categories, which included health care food, which temperatures cause famous for fitness. should get those steps and walking around and green space. sure. get park, ok, all the other parks around town. it's not just healthy for people to it's pets. >> right? usa today they said san francisco ranks 3 for the best f r happy and healthy dogs. we showed part and haha not taking the dog up or >> well, they can make it up the hill. you know, it's the number one healthiest place for dogs and washington state. oh, really so sad what did they mean? washington, d.c., don't know. seattle's that the whole state. seattle's number one, san francisco's number 3. pretty is a look at the

proximity parks that makes as we just right. 100% of san francisco's live live within 10%. i mean, a 10 walk of a park. perfect for the dogs. we're so no matter where you live your 10 minutes away from a part of this, not bad. and san francisco has almost 5 dog parks per 100,000 residents. i was at a restaurant yesterday with like there was a i would say 5 dogs outside. and in a francisco, right? but it was dog night and this lady is no. it's are san francisco, just california, just, you know, did you know dog owners pay an average of $881 a year on your that's not surprising. given lone probably told that are you too? and i brush their teeth myself to save money- all right. don't like it. >> anyway, 56 is the time coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news. we've got santa clara county nurses there on the picket line this morning. >> fighting for better working conditions. so we're going hear more of their demands in a live report. plus, a woman is speaking out now after tac where a suspected worker beat another woman on the street. for going to show you what she

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> and the 9 o'clock hour, the stories that we're covering, nurses in civic, larry, clara county are on strike. we're going to tell you what they want and what it might do for health care there. and in san francisco, a woman iat