>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> now on the kron 4 morning news. we've got several big stories that we're working on sacramento. >> might be the new place you got to go to see the oakland a's because that deal to stay in the coliseum felt through apparently out. also day 2 of the nurses strike in santa clara county continues this morning. we'll have an update on that. and we've got the latest after that powerful earthquake that hit taiwan. we're live at sfo. has some people are coming to the bay

area from? they're telling us all about it. i'm darya and i'm james. thank you for joining us this morning. we'll get to those stories in a minute. but here a live look outside at coit tower in san francisco on this wednesday. a little gray not so glorious, no sun bathing in it today. now after the past couple days, tara and james of sunshine is a change for sure. all that cloud cover we've seen so far this morning. you notice a lot more changes today to we just generally stay a little bit cooler. looking outside from san jose, though i have found a couple peeks of sunshine out there in the south bay. now we are going to be for even more changes over the next several days to our north. right now, we do have a cold front draped right across washington and oregon. and that is diving down or direction. and with it a winter storm that is going to leave the sierra with more snow and some more showers in the bay area starting tomorrow morning. as for us right now, we're dry in the low 50's for those current temperatures for most areas. daytime highs today are going to stay kind of cool. only in the low 60's for most spots tomorrow to

only be the 50's. i'll get you more of that as we go rain. all right, john, thank you for that pretty busy morning in terms of your bridges and dry times bay bridge. right now at about 60 minutes there. thankfully, no accidents on our bridges. last hour, we did have a house on the san mateo bridge that is now clear. but residual delays of thing. 30 minute ride a 80 to 101, your which was ever felt was just short of 16. and if you take bark now, barr look for you. there's no part service antioch and pittsburg bay point we've got issues, their terms of equipment going on there, working they do have a bus bridge. they are providing, though, if you need that darya. james, back to you. thanks a one is are not playing ball. >> with oakland and this deal fell through. they were going to stay in the coliseum for a couple years. still, vegas is ready, but it looks like didn't like the terms. no, they didn't. and so now their eyes are wandering north to sacramento. could that be the new home of the a's until that vegas stadium is built? >> we'll have to see kron four's. michael thomas is live in sacramento talking about what could happen.

>> today they might be talking about the deal today. michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. that's right. it is rumored they're set to be a meeting between some sacramento officials and the oakland a's essentially bringing the team here to oakland temporarily, which means you playing here at sutter health park in west sacramento. it's not too far from downtown sacramento. and while it's been talked about for some time now that they've officially rejected the city of oakland's offer, well, it's starting to put things a little bit more into reality. we've got video up on your screen so i can break it all down for you. now, this proposal that the city of oakland presented yesterday is fairly sick spansion there at the coliseum and it offered a 5 year extension until its new stadium is built over in las vegas. that set to be built in about 3 years in 2028. now, this proposal was asking for 97 million dollars and that the teen give up its 50% ownership in the coliseum to allow development and either give up its name in colors when moving to las vegas or help oakland get an expansion

team. obviously the a's rejected that offer. and as to what's next. well, say right now they have no scheduled meetings with the city of oakland and they made it clear in the past that would wonder elsewhere, which means the first runner-up would be here. sacramento at sutter health park. we did chat with some people in the downtown area of sacramento and what their thoughts were about the team coming here and how they felt about the people of oakland saying that the team should stay. be fine. also what it what are your thoughts on the people who were like, no, they shouldn't abandon open until they go to vegas. >> you know that stadium's old. times change. clean up your town may be able to stay. now. we have not heard any word from officials. the west sacramento mayor has not made any comment. but the sacramento mayor right next door to tell our sister station that he does hope the a's stay in oakland and also adds that sacramento would be

a good temporary landing spot. >> however, insiders do tell kron 4 that there is still a good chance there could be a deal made between the city of oakland and the a's and today's meeting that's rumored to happen. he said to involve the owner of the nba's sacramento kings and also the triple-a sacramento river cats, which is also said to be a good friend of fisher's the owner. so back out here live again as we get more details from both the cities of oakland and obviously the city of sacramento. we did reach out this morning for a comment. haven't heard back as of yet. or if the a's make any statement online or anything like that will keep you updated at the very latest here in sacramento. and michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to you. >> we'll see where the drama takes us next. thank you, michael. >> you know, for the time right now and a longtime homeless encampment in oakland has been fully cleared out. yeah. now kron 4 has learned that the city started taking aggressive steps after they found out the waterway there near the encampment was be polluted with. >> syringes and human waste kron four's terisa sesno takes

a look. >> gone. oakland public works crews along with other city workers wiped out this homeless encampment and discovered a stolen vehicle tuesday on leave. drive the collection of rv's cars. intense first appeared on lee drive in oakland off of hegenberger near the oakland airport. more than 3 years ago and that city officials is when the problem started. but what we heard from the water board last week was the basically the conditions are not acceptable for the health and safety standpoint, sean monitor is oakland's communication director. he explains the san francisco bay regional water quality board last week issued a formal complaint to the city. >> stating that the encampment was contaminating the nearby creek with findings of fecal waste, syringes and other trash and based on testing, the situation was getting i mean, immediate action was necessary. he was as the responsible party for our essential infrastructure. responsible for making sure that we're keeping the

affluent and other materials that come out of encampments out of the waterway. city spokesperson sean mom, her says that they gave those living out here notice and brought in city resources to help. but bottom line, a large section of the encampment had to go trying to work in the way. respect the dignity autonomy of these folks, but also gives the city the ability to to meet our obligations to our our our regulators. >> on her said that city crews took water samples and will submit their findings to the water board. in a letter obtained by kron for news, the public works. director said that the city could be on the hook for hefty fines as high as $10,000. a day. if the waterway is not brought into compliance, a part of the encampment still remains. but city spokesperson tells kron 4 news if the water testing shows that the situation hasn't improved with the clearing of a large section. then the entire street will be swept clean in oakland, theresa kron. 4 news.

>> this is what's going on in the south bay right now. nearly 4,000 santa clara county nurses are on strike. this is their second day on a 3 day pickett and here they were outside yesterday, the santa clara county health center in san jose. the county is currently offering a 10 and a half percent pay raise over the next 3 years. but the nurses want 15%. plus they say money isn't the only obstacle to a new agreement. >> 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 that despite the labor action. >> our hospitals and clinics remain open. and we are continuing to be able to provide all emergent and critical services to the community, including our level one trauma center at valley medical center. >> they will do that because the county hired 1000

traveling nurses, they've brought in to work the shifts during this three-day strike. >> well, the 18 year-old man and a minor have been arrested now in connection with a shooting that injured 3 people out of the safeway parking lot. it happened monday evening in american canyon. investigators say it all started as an argument. the 10 escalated to gunfire. no word this morning on the condition of those 3 people shot. both suspects, though, are facing multiple charges now, including attempted murder. >> in the east bay, the city of walnut creek is moving for now with another restriction outside its planned parenthood building. yeah, the council voted unanimously to ban the use of sound amplifiers by people who they say are harassing patients and work around 4. sarah stinson has more. >> at the planned parenthood on oakland boulevard in walnut creek, demonstrators against abortion can be seen using megaphones an effort to speak with patients. walnut creek city council approved an

ordinance tuesday night. restricting sound amplifiers within 100 feet of the clinic doorway. the assistant city attorney gave a presentation about why a noise restriction is so needed. ali, wolf cited a letter sent to the city by planned parenthood between april of 2022 and april of 2023. they documented 138 incidences with protesters. >> at the planned parenthood facility of which megaphones was mention. 42 times, many planned parenthood volunteers spoke at the meeting explaining how the noise affects patients seeking care on a daily basis regularly. protesters come with these megaphones and microphones to verbally harassed staff and patients allows them to call the murderers. it allows them. >> to target people that are inherently fragile at a time that is very, very difficult for them was so loud. i could hear it inside the health center with the door closed. well, clinic volunteers

described the protesters as hostile. >> sophia martin with love life, a sidewalk outreach ministry group says they use sound amplifiers because the buffer zone makes it hard to connect with patients and offer their resources. they have clinic escorts that as soon as the moms tend to planned parenthood. >> they're in their air. they're trying to interfere with us, exercising our first amendment rights and reaching out to the moms to offer the help and hope that we can provide a mom name. lily attended the meeting to advocate for love life. if it wasn't for me, meaning that the sidewalk counselors that day, no, i probably wouldn't have chose life for but wolf says this ordinance would help protect the health of patients inside the clinic as the loud megaphones can cause negative effects. city council will have a second reading for this ordinance at their next meeting on april. 16th. >> because the final approval, then it will go into effect 30 days later. i'm sara stinson

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tomorrow. max 50's that are i shut the heat off and my house don't turn off to soon. yeah. yeah. i a lot of us are the same boat like we just got 2 days of sunshine and 70's and even easter sunday was beautiful, too. and now we've got this. this is the sign of change right here. a lot of low clouds this morning. cooler temperatures overall in to our north. we're not even seeing the cold front moving in just yet. that is still yet to cross into the bay area. weve got this massive low-pressure system to the north incurred in the gulf of alaska. that's going to push through some much, much colder air our direction. let's time everything out. so today we just see a lot of clouds. we do stay dry. tomorrow morning. we will see showers pushing it is going to be during the morning commute. this system is not wasting its time. so 06:45am. right here. pockets of heavy rain pushing on in along with some strong winds, too. definitely going to be a wet morning commute tomorrow. so prepare yourselves for that. we'll also see some pretty low elevation snowfall already tomorrow morning, up in the hills above livermore

in san jose as well as the north bay mountains, too. we do have a bit of drying going on during the afternoon tomorrow. see could be able to step outside for a little bit. there. friday morning. more spotty showers. chance of some thunderstorms as well. and even a little bit more mountain snowfall right here in the bay area. so thursday and friday, our wettest times saturday, we catch a breather. a few more light sprinkle sunday night leading into monday morning. rainfall anywhere between a quarter to a half an inch. tomorrow will add more on top of that on friday and for the sierra winter weather advisory going into effect tonight at 11:00pm lasting through 11:00pm on friday night. we'll see an additional few feet of snowfall. the very crest of the sierra could see up to a foot at donner summit. today's daytime highs are cooling down from yesterday. 70's to just the 60's at the very warm us today. and tomorrow we're going to be in the 50's at the very warmest as will also be on friday. our 2 wettest days of the forecast saturday. not going to be a bad one to get outside. you'll just do it with the jackets sunday night. another chance of some

showers. after that, we do warm up into next week rain. all right, john, thank you for everybody traveling on bart still have that barred alert for you. that's what we antioch in pittsburg bay point. there's no bart service now a little background. looks like a train that was not in service, had a minor derailment. so still counts as an equipment issue. there. they're providing a bus bridge for folks traveling along bart. they bridge right now 16 run into the city, not seen any accidents or hazards. traffic has been gradually building as the morning goes on. >> san mateo bridge recovering. so last hour we have a traffic hazard there. we've got to 30 minutes now back down to 22 making much better time. well, one of the south bay checking on their 40 minutes. 85 to them apart to 80 looks good 02:37am. not seeing major delays. we also had an accident along 8.80. that was in fremont just east of 84. that's clear. but you've got residual delays now. 37 minutes selanne shut to reasons. back to you.

>> thank you very much. rain its 17 is the time and a disturbing discovery in oakland person now in critical condition at the hospital r pice found them on fire. this was around 2 ou of 40th avenue in bond n street in east oakland. officers didn't really get much more information other than that. but they're asking anyone with information on what happened to give them a call. meantime, another business in oakland is cleaning up after a burglary. oakland police say 2 people broke into a restaurant on east 12th street just before 5 o'clock yesterday morning. they didn't tell us exactly what was taken, but they say the suspects damaged the front door in that burglary. alameda county sheriff's deputies have arrested a man they say was behind a road rage shooting in san lorenzo last month. they say it was on march second that andrew shot at 2 people on the well, boulevard, wounding one of them. that victim was hit in the leg and the arm detectives tracked down vehicle and during his arrest found to legally owned guns. one of which was the same caliber as the weapon

used in that shooting. he's now charged with attempted murder and other gun-related charges. >> it's 18 and in the south bay, san jose, fatal hit and run that involved 2 vehicles. it happened at 4 o'clock this morning near neiman boulevard and elkins way those roads were closed as they investigated this fatal hit and run that happened there. 8.18, right now, the san francisco board of supervisors has voted unanimously for legislation to streamline the installation of automated speed cameras. last week. the mayor a set of the transportation vision and that includes the steps for the cameras in 2023. that's what a bill was passed statewide last san francisco and 5 other cities to implement a 5 year safety camera pilot program that enables the sfmta to install 33 speed cameras on streets that have a history of speeding and fatal crashes. >> state bill to hold criminals accountable for

crimes like car break-ins that you see there is one step closer to passing and it's a big deal in the bay area because we've seen so many a smash-and-grab covers. rob nesbitt takes a look. walking out to a smashed window is infuriating for drivers, but an all too familiar occurrence in the bay area. sharkey look want to own van rental company ban to go and explain what one customer went through. and san francisco went in to grab something from inside the building was with them. >> you know, wasn't there more a minute tops and he came back the windows were is missing a $20,000 some of car. break-ins like that are why senator scott wiener has authored senate bill 905, eliminating what's called the locked door loophole. >> where da has to prove that all car doors were locked. >> prior to a break in to get a requirement makes no and it kills some prosecutions because the owner may not remember it up. it just may not be able to say if they

locked all the doors. the loophole has the biggest impact on tours to have their rental cars broken into during a visit to california. >> criminal scene out of state license plate pull over and within seconds, smash a window and take property from inside a future court date for a taurus becomes an inconvenience. >> the most common scenario tourist and rental car car and they're here and they're simply not going to fly back test. but senator wiener's bill also addresses the reselling of stolen goods from cars, especially laptops, cell phones and cameras. >> criminals could be prosecuted for holding more than $950 of stolen goods intended for resale. be able to catch crook. >> it's just that there getting away with it and it's terrible what we make. our visitors still. we better than that. >> the bill passed the senate public safety committee with a vote of 5 to 0 and now goes to the senate appropriations committee for a vote. and senator wiener expects that to

happen sometime in may. problem has been kron. 4 news. >> lawmakers and advocates gathered on the steps of the capitol to unveil a new public safety platform. it is called smart solutions and it's a package of 30 bills all bundled together. the aim at tackling a wide range of issues, including the opioid crisis, retail crime, funding issues and more. >> we want the community to know that their legislators are working for them, that they are working to make california a healthy and safe place for everyone and that we actually do have real solutions to move california forward. >> they're not necessarily new bills they've in then introduced over the last few months, but putting them all together creates a public safety platform. that is more comprehensive. >> all right. we're going to take a break here at 8.22. in a minute, though, the irs says it may owe you money and we're going to tell you how you can

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department keeps the cash. if you did not file a 2020 returning, you're due a refund you have until may 17th to do so. well, tesla has recorded its first drop in sales since 2020. >> the automaker sold little under 387,000 vehicles. this quarter marking a 20% decrease from the numbers we saw in the final quarter of last year. sales volumes due to some in e- factory shutdowns in china and europe that it had to do for maintenance and upgrades. analysts, though, think it's more to do with an increase in electric vehicle competition, which is added to lower demand for its cars. we're going take a break here to 25. up next on the kron, 4 morning news, walnut creek residents not too happy with plans of another chick-fil-a location in their city. we'll tell you why. >> and james, on that as a foe where survivors from the massive earthquake in taiwan just landed. i have a

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system waiting in the wings to the north of us drops in tomorrow morning. so a wet thursday morning commute tomorrow. temperatures right now are in the low to mid 50's. we're nice and cool out there. pretty nice. as long as you've got the sweater, the light jacket can't get rid of that just yet. they're going to get in around a lot the next few days with temperatures remaining in the low 60's this afternoon and only in the 50's for your highs tomorrow rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get out there traveling into the city right now. a lot of our drive times start to drop just a bit. >> 60 min right on the bay bridge or san matteo bridge around 19 minutes, a 81 to one richard somerville, accidents there. golden gate bridge just short of 30 minutes. and if you are going to be taking bart, no service, that's what we antioch in pittsburg bay point. they have an equipment problem there on the track. so they are providing bus bridges for you. keep that in mind if you're taking bart darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. it is a 29 and we want to talk about the latest developments coming out of taiwan after they had a massive 7.4 earthquake. it was

very strong, strongest. they've seen a 25 year. yeah, a quarter century. it happened yesterday right near the coast. >> south of taipei, you see there in the town of while in. >> 9 people died. and last count, 930. >> plus people hurt. yeah. the survivors of the quake there still looking for them there. and then also some people went through the quake have made it back to the bay area. right now. kron four's will tran has already talked to some people over at sfo will. what are you hearing? taipei's 96 miles away from the epicenter, james. and even they felt many of them were at the airport ready for their flight. >> when they saw the rattling going on there heard cracking and they knew without question. i asked them without question. this is an earthquake. it's not a plane going by or a massive truck. it was mother nature shaking. now, let me show you some video coming out of taiwan. it happened 8 o'clock in the morning local time in an area

with about 300,000 people, the whole island itself has 23 million people. it's in a mountainous area and they believe hundreds are still trapped right now because they have roadways that were dug through mountains and those roadways, those tunnels collapse. so they're still going through there looking for survivors. but at last count, it has not changed. 9 people have died. lots of rattled nerves. many people started showing sfo at around 7 o'clock in the morning. they were either already at the airport are heading to the airport when all of a sudden they got an alert that there was a massive earthquake, that we caught up with. they were in line and they looked around and there were signs that there was an earthquake near here's their reaction. >> standing in line start shaking the whole airport just shaking rattling. there's very high ceilings and dust to sign up for fall down. people

running around and a anger out there like that would at least all and i. that little the line divider out of the ways i could stand out. it's like run of needed to. >> i think that was big shined in type team ahead of me this i was at the the departures everybody's checking and that bags like to see that. and i could see it move. and i was like, ok, there's an earthquake. show. >> this is the biggest earthquake in taiwan in the past. 25 years. the last time they had something of this magnitude was in 1999 when they suffered a 7.6 magnitude the white house, the biden administration, they have already reached out to taiwan saying if you need our help, we are ready to pounce on it to help you out immediately after the earthquake, tsunami warnings came out to japan, china, philippines, but those warnings have been canceled. coming up at 9.30, hear from

flight attendants. they were actually on a bus heading to the airport when they got the text alert that a massive earthquake just hit taiwan and they were concerned whether or not they would be able to take off. >> all right. thanks a lot for the update. will. >> time now is 8.33, in the north bay. the police department now need your help looking for this man. take a look. police say he broke into a business easter morning and sexually assaulted a woman who was there at the time. they say it happened on georgia street. according to police. the victim did not know the suspect wasn't connected to him in any way. if you recognize this person call police. meanwhile, a vacaville woman is arrested for allegedly stabbing a man. it happened monday night at a business on main and elizabeth streets. police say 33 year-old mckee to cairo allegedly stabbed an employee of the business during an argument after attempting to steal the tip jar. cairo ran away but was later located by police. her 3 children were

assisted by welfare services. the victim had a stab wound to the arm and was treated at a nearby hospital. a 3 for the time and a person was robbed out in the east bay in berkeley by somebody who is on a bicycle. it happened last night. >> a man was walking in the area of dentistry and channing way around 7.30, in the evening when somebody grabbed him from behind. and the victim thought that he felt a gun at his back, but he never saw it. and they took off with his property and took off on a bicycle. if you have any information and you're asked to call the university of california cal police. police and family and are investigating a shooting that killed a man. and this is video of the scene from the citizen app happened monday night in the area. period boulevard and colby street near the bayfair bart station. we don't have any information about a suspect or a motive. >> well, lose of black smoke were seen in rover, newark. and here's why the fire broke out at the lucid motors

headquarters monday destroying one of the prototypes and damaging 3 other electric vehicles and officer with the alameda county fire department says the fire was reported about 10, 30 in the morning in a lot where those cars were being stored. it took crews about 3 hours to get it fully out. nobody was hurt, caused that fire still under investigation. >> 8.35 right now and a documentary about the killing of an east bay woman is going to come out on tv. it was shelled for more than a year. yeah. we're talking about alexis, gabe. she was murdered more than 2 years ago and kron four's philippe recall talked to her father about this documentary coming out. >> when game says he and his family are grateful for the overwhelming support they receive from the community. >> as they live their daily lives. but the pain from his late daughter, alexis, gabe's gruesome murder. >> is always present. were still struggling. i mean. it's not something that you easily forgive and just move on. you know that pain accentuated in recent weeks when a producer

with the investigation discovery series on the case with pows on. >> first notified the games that the documentary they took part in last detailing alexis's case was set to air at the end of april. only to be told soon after that, the episode had been tabled and would instead air the following season, the games announced their disappointment to the more than 16,000 members of the justice. for alexis, gabe, facebook page. the group flooded investigation, discovery with stern comments and >> thursday, last week, this one i received a phone call for episode a producer. saying that the decided to pair episode april 24, which is the season finale of a season. 27 because all messages that they receive and the attention

circulating from. you know, from all the attention, but we're getting them from this case in january 2022. alexis, gabe was reported missing out of oakley. >> months later, investigators found her partial remains near sacramento. her alleged killer was her ex-boyfriend who died during a police shooting. gave suspect the man's mother attempted to help cover up the crime to this day. she has not been charged that the gabe say the case is still open. the contra costa county district attorney's office. and although they say investigators have all of the evidence that will be presented in the documentary, they've seen it too and hope the episode solidifies their case to bring charges against the mother. based on what we saw. >> there was definitely evidence showing. >> aiding and abetting. there was evidence for sure. and we're hoping the documentary

reveals all about where is alexis is slated to air april 24th at 7 o'clock at night on investigation. discovery. >> and will be available on several streaming services. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> well, a 38 is the time. let's turn our attention to walnut creek now, where at last night's city council meeting, there was a strong call for inclusion by religious leaders. they were responding to recent incidents of people making anti-semitic comments at walnut creek city council meetings. here's one pastor speaking to the council. >> we believe this to be a gross misrepresentation of the christian message and of the trail of christian virtues, the cheapest of ways is love. the presbyterian church rejects antisemitism in all of its forms and deplores the rise of anti-semitism in our nation and our world today. >> the city council had 2 incidents recently of the speakers making anti-semitic comments at their meetings.

and although disturbing the council can't legally block comments like that without interfering on free speech. also in walnut creek, there's growing push proposed fast food restaurant. the locals don't want it. chick-fil-a wants to open a second location at the corner of oak grove in citrus avenuebut unlike many of its other locations, this restaurant will not have a drive-thru and many people who live in that area say that's going to be a problem. they're concerned about traffic congestion and safety city council will discuss the proposal next month. we'll see what happens. >> it's 8.39, and new nashville hot chicken spot is opening in the north pay. it's called angry chicks. >> and this will be their 25th location is going to be on helen power drive in vacaville. they got everything that you might want. spicy. sweet. savory and their grand opening. the first 100 guests get some free merge and they get a golden meal ticket. the grand opening is 11:00am. this friday.

>> happening tonight, yet another chance for you to become a billionaire. >> hope is still alive, james, because nobody has won. and tonight the jackpot is 1.1 billion. so good luck if you're playing the lottery. and may the odds be ever in your favor as they say? all right. a new experience is coming to san francisco. we're talking said we'd week and much like restaurant week or beer week. >> said we'd week we'll feature some of the state's top growers and brand showcasing their latest products. the event is set to start on saturday, april 13th and it will go all the way until the cannabis for 20 admission is free. although you do need a ticket. one day, a tickets have already been sold out. day 2 tickets have just been added. so i guess get them while they're still available. 8.40, is the time. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, new measurements from the state department of water resources show that we are now slightly above average when it comes to the snow pack. >> in the sierra. so more on

that in a minute. and with less than 2 weeks left in only 7 games remaining in the season, the warriors have no margin for error. will tell you what happened last night you what happened last night against the mavericks.

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>> a 43 and it looks like we're sitting pretty when it comes to water content in the sierra nevada. they just did the snowpack level. they say it's slightly above average for this time of year. they're checking it. they needed snow shoes which is a good thing. the governor was there as well as they check phillips station on tuesday near south lake

tahoe. the governor says, you know, recently been through extremes on all fronts, floods, drought fires 9 years ago at the phillips station. it was totally dry. so they hiking shoes, not snowshoes. >> we're here. 9 years later, reconciling strange as it relates the hots getting a lot hotter. the drive getting a lot drier and the wets getting a lot wetter and that requires us to have the sophistication, the approach that includes new strategies. >> and those strategies include connecting more natural waterways and lakes with manmade storage. all in the hopes of capturing more water before it goes into the ocean. more snow to end this year this week. and we're going to talk with john here in a minute about the snow pack and everything that he's seeing on his >> measurements. but really quickly, just want to mention that, although we're not in the path of totality for the upcoming total solar eclipse, we do have the exploratorium. they're going to be hosting an eclipse watch party. it's set to start at 10 in the morning next monday and it's free with

museum admission. said says that people in the bay area will see about a 33 per cent coverage. so if we look up when we're supposed to see the sun, right and this is happening, we'll see what crescent so we just won't see a full ride. all will get a little dimmer you know, that partial blockage of the senate will still be cool. but again, if you're going to look up, if it's clear enough used protect the proper and for the for the for a crescent never sunglasses won't be enough. even if it's a crescent sun. oh, wow. okay. so we do need a special that's good advice. also, if you want to stand side, by the way, don't have to go somewhere for streaming party because they're going to be streaming. you defiant. iran dennis >> myspace to what you can do from home from. i know you don't like to that's check in. >> with john, we do need clear skies to see and it looks like our forecasts are showing that the bay area, even the sierra going to have nice, beautiful, clear skies.

>> so maybe an eclipse. the lake tahoe after all that snow comes in this weekend. monday clears up super super good. now, right now, obviously it's clear is, well, it kind of looks like springtime up there. but you can see all that snow on the slopes in the distance. we saw that new snow pack data yesterday as we were just talking about. and this is great news you can see from the southern sierra to the northern sierra. we're at least average, if not exceeding it. now, considering this year was at 24% of average of the start of january. this is awesome to on working our way into april. looking like that. now we're not done with you yet. either skies may be a dry today, but there's your cold front side of the next system that dives in starting tomorrow. and really brings us some rain in the bay area and some cold snow in the sierra dropping to some pretty low elevations up there. timing it out for you today is just cloudy and a little cooler tomorrow during during the morning commute is when we'll start to see that rain pushing in 07:00am right here in some pockets of heavy rain making its way into the bay area and even some low

elevation snow fall on top of the diablo south of the tri valley and up in our north bay mountains to we'll see some drying going on during the afternoon tomorrow. nice afternoon, actually, to get outside before return of rainfall into your friday morning and a chance of thunderstorms, especially likely friday midday into early afternoon that day. we'll dry out saturday nother slim chance of some showers sunday night into monday morning. fridays are thursdays rainfall around a 3rd to a half an inch. we're going to add more on top of that on friday as they promised yet. now the sierra is under a winter weather advisory starting tonight at 11:00pm. we'll stay that way through friday night to multiple feet of snowfall at the very crest of the sierra few inches. donner summit could see a foot of it just as we make our way into the start of the weekend could make for some really slick travel up that way. temperatures in the low mid to upper 60's today compared to the 70's the past few days. you will absolutely notice the difference and getting even cooler yet into thursday and friday with temps only in the

50's, some chilly showers and some mountain snowfall, especially the next 2 days rain. all right, john, thank you that. we'll have our service between antioch in pittsburg bay point because of an equipment problem on the track. they still have that bus bridge being provided at this time. so keep that in mind. if you are traveling. >> our bridges right now. 25 that rights of a bridge. it's like we just went up just a little bit. there, which was a rough over. it's still under 13 minutes of that one down from 17. 24 looks great. look at one acadiana 5, 80 12 minutes. looks like we first started writing this morning along highway 4. we've got about 40 minutes of the peak of the morning commute. now we're down to 15 minutes so they start to improve as we near closer to the 9 o'clock hour, doubling down to fremont. 21 minutes there and check in on 80 over in the east bay. look at that. you will start to slow down to you. hit berkeley rocking out towards the maze. about 16 reaches back to you. >> thank you very much. rain 8.48. is a time and a 16 year-old girl from dublin has been named twenty-twenty four's. prudential emerging visionary. maiga ramanathan

received the national award for her program called for girls. for sports, it's a youth led organization that's dedicated to expand exports, opportunities for girls in underserved communities. and with the award. maybe it is also receiving $5,000 and she spoke with us about what she plans to do with that money. >> if finding that receiving through prudential for helping to integrate more sports programs in wide-scale so i actually believe that the mission statement girl to sports should be extended to every corner of the world. currently we're speaking schools ghana, africa and janai india to interest sports programs so that we allow for girls who don't have support option to pursue it. >> well, girls for sports also has chapters. listen to this in southern california. pleasanton, but also in india and pakistan as well. >> 49 right now and speaking of sports, there's less than 2 weeks ending up some for the

nba. okay for the warriors and they can't lose one of them or they're not going to play yeah. it's a tight rope walk that they've got going on right now. kron four's erin wilson not only takes a look at that, but also has highlights from last night's game against the mavericks. >> well, the warriors, their backs are up against that play-in while playing for the longevity of their season. at this point, steph curry and the warriors. well, they are winners of 4 of the last 5 games heading into their matchup against the mask on tuesday night, which, you know, the man's are the league's hottest team with luka doncic kyrie irving and the rest of the cast. you know, the playoff standings are all at stake for everyone, but especially for the boys. so this game was evenly matched, though, through the 1st quarter. luka look at does best gives gp 2. does this pan to the bucky goes underneath with the left hand slip in off the glass for the warriors. they actually pulled away in the 2nd quarter, 19 to rome and steph misses the jumper here. no worries. draymond green gets back to him off offensive rebound. he's able

to reload with rewards, stepped love that 13 point lead smile on his face. >> but the war is they had 11 first-half turnovers, including that one that turned into a khiree 3 right there on the same and that made it across half-court. so 12, 2 run in favor of them and they're all tied up at 49 up. he said well, andrew wiggins decide. we're not going to go out like guys and he put the cake. one is back in the second-half drives baseline dropped the floater off. he does the same thing and it turns out to the blow. but we'll get to that 0. 95 runoff that one 11 point lead them and they wouldn't go away. but drain line came to the rescue with this crazy block on gafford there. he tried to that he was not getting a poster tonight you can see right there. draymond is hype about that. 35 seconds left to go and it's wiggins again hitting the dagger baseline. floater that i would tell you about. he had 23 points. he ignited the warriors. he was absolutely the x factor on

tuesday night. a huge for 100 win over the mavericks who they will face a game later next week. that's all we have sit back to you at the dais. >> all right here and thank 52 is the time. and coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news sfo is ranking among the best airports in the country and the world to tell country and the world to tell you why. ( ♪♪ )

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going to be called. this is me live the greatest hits. so they're thinking the marketing is on the marketing. a jennifer lopez quietly canceled 7 for north american tour. >> because of the weak ticket sales, rebrand suggest that she is leaning into her entire discography now trades to hit. yeah. so trying to you know, so that like you can hear everything sometimes, you know, you like the oldies but goodies kind of jenny from the block. haha. >> all right. 55 is the time you want to set your alarm because tickets for san francisco's biggest music festival are going on sale at 10 this morning. so a little more than an hour from now this eager three-day passes as are calling for outside lands starts at $425. which sounds steep. but cheaper than what they're going to be. once they release who's going to be performing, think about who's performing? it doesn't matte . you know how many acts there are so many days sometimes acts, tons of stages. so

>> that's like 100 and some bucks a day 3 days. so the lineup will be announced eventually. and that's when prices are going to spike. so these are the early bird specials. >> that three-day festival begins on august 9th and again in about an hour and 4 minutes, tickets will go on sale coming up next on the kron morning news. >> looks like the a's and talking city leaders about staying in the coliseum. you might have to go to sacramento to >> more on that coming up in a minute. plus, the city of san francisco has voted on legislation that would allow them to install automated speed cameras. so we're still following that story and listen to this syringes, human waste all from an east bay homeless encampments spilling into the waterways. and that has leaders now taking some pretty extreme action. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust.

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> new this morning, the a's maybe plan ball is sacramento right now seeing if he'll stay there until the new vegas digs are done. and we're also following the latest with the nurses strike down in santa clara county. will update you on how things are settling up. and we're talking to survivors after the earthquake in taiwan that killed 9 people were live at sfo. good morning. i'm and i'm james. we'll get to that in a minute. want to take a live look outside. we've got a look here at san francisco with the transamerica pyramid. great overhead. great overhead, but no rain yet. good morning, john. no rain just yet. tomorrow is when we can expect that. for now, we're just kind of in this cooling process. almost feels like a return to winter after the pco