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>> now at noon roadways are back open at a san jose neighborhood following a fatal hit and run. we're live with the latest details. and bart service is back on track following an hours-long stoppage because of the derailment. we're live with that. plus, a powerful earthquake rocking taiwan leaving death and destruction in its wake. we have reaction from survivors just arrived in the bay area. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. police are investigating a fatal hit and run in san jose. it happened early this morning near neven boulevard and daniel maloney drive. this is near john jay montgomery elementary school streets closed for hours have recently opened kron four's. charles clifford joins us live now from the area with the latest on charles.

>> good afternoon. i'm sending along and even way even boulevard here lykins way. and police just wrapped up their investigation a short time ago in a clear the scene. but let's going take a look at some video from a little earlier this morning. now, according to the police department, just after i was about 4.15, this morning, they received reports of some sort of accident here at the intersection when they arrived on scene. they found the 2 vehicles, a black car and a white truck were involved in a collision at the intersection. the black car was up against the stop sign up the side of the road and the white truck turned sideways on the side of the road. they also discovered that that one person had died in the white truck where the driver of the black trucker who are the black car and who might have been a black car. we don't know this at that point. and police have described this as a fatal hit and run collision, implying that the driver of the car, they might still be looking for someone. now we've reached out to the san jose police department for some more details. and they have said that at some point today they're going to release a

press release with some more information about what happened. so we are waiting for that. also, we don't know why these 2 vehicles collided. it was bored clock in the morning. it was very dark here. so we don't know if this was a someone ran a stop sign or something happened. we're going to hopefully figure that out at some point later today. and the investigation here is wrapped up in neiman boulevard has been reopened. so it's a very latest here in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you so much. >> in the east bay bart service hold to this morning between the antioch in pittsburg bay point stations in all directions due to what the agency is calling a minor derailment. kron four's tiffany justice joins us live now from the annual bart station where trains are once again going through either. tiffany. >> all right. stephanie services resumed around 10 o'clock this morning after that train experience, a minor derailment. we're being told around 5 o'clock this morning taking crews about 5 hours to find the cause and then fixed

this bart officials telling us that rain was coming from the car to the main tracks when the derailment happened. we're told maintenance work was being done on one of the tracks prior to the incident was caused a wheel of that rain to go off track. a bridge was set up tri delta transit, providing that bus service between to get and pittsburg bay point stations. >> section of track that joins the maintenance yard to the main tracks that we use for passenger service and a train was traveling on that section of tracks. and work track crew had been performing. before the start of passenger service resulted in this particular a minor derailment. one set of wheels derailed on the a 3 car train. >> so thankfully, no injuries were do want to mention the light is back up between

pittsburgh for evening commute home reporting live to be justice tiffany. thank you. >> the big story we're following now out of taiwan. rescue efforts are under way after the strongest earthquake in a quarter century rocked the island nation during this morning's rush hour. the 7.4 quake killed at least 9 people in her more than 1000 others. the kuwait quake collapsed hundreds of buildings leaving dozens trapped in the rubble. firefighters sending a remote camera into an elevator shaft. as you can see, they're searching for survivors. the quake was centered off the coast of rural, mountainous, quality and county were some buildings leaned as severe angles. their ground floors crushed. taiwan is regularly jewel jolted by kuwait and its population of 23. million people is among the best prepared for them. but authorities say that they had expected a relatively mild earthquake and did not send out the appropriate alerts. now we are going to work confirming that further with our sources out there. but of

course, we know that a tsunami warning was triggered, but later lifted while the un was last struck by a deadly quake in 2018 that killed 17 people and brought down a historic hotel. this morning. survivors of that earthquake arrived in the bay area. kron four's will tran was at sfo and spoke with some of them. we caught up with many people who arrived on the first flight from taipei to sfo. they landed at around 7 o'clock in the morning. >> they were there at the airport are heading to the airport when all of a sudden they felt the earthquake get this type. a is 96 miles away from the epicenter of the earthquake. and yet they could still feel it and see the damage. now, right now, they're still searching for survivors. i know that this happened in an area with about 300,000 people and some mountainous region and many of the survivors believed to be trapped in tunnels. those titles, well, they go through

mountains and a crumble. so hopefully they will find survivors. right now the fatality sits at 9 could possibly go up as the hours and days. move ahead. let me show you video of the people arriving to sfo. many of them were there visiting friends working, doing some business themselves when they were at the airport. they got a text alert. we caught. we caught up with some flight attendants. they were actually on the bus at the time. they got a text alert. they were confused and once they got to the airport and the aftershocks. >> they saw the damage. >> mean, duty free shops, all the even 7.11, all the local convenience stores. everything dropped really keen from the ceiling and all cold bottle from the duty-free all found out like a broken bottles on floor and the people work at the airport to just kind of scared to compete. just look at that. so well, we just write up or they were just all

k was going to flight delays, which puts us do right off the depending out there's any damage to the airplane. but we left on time as far as the damage is so extensive. >> that right after the earthquake, they issued a tsunami warning for japan, china. the philippines spent the warning has been canceled. the biden administration, they have reached out to taiwan, letting them know that if they need united states help united states is ready to assist. taiwan has about 23 million people. a major island slash heart near the united states in the pacific region. >> all right. let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at sfo. let's check in now with cuyler from warner forecast. hi there. big difference today, obviously from those beautiful blue skies we have for the past few days. but we're not going to get rain today. just the cloud cover. and we're going to see a little bit of wind start to pick up as well as we get into the afternoon. you can see already fearful

about 22 miles per hour. 15 in concord, 18 out of point raise indication that we're going to get a little breezy as the day goes on. we are also cooler than we were yesterday, although yesterday was another above average day. so you can see right now in san francisco that 54, we are in the mid 60's in spots like antioch and san jose. but we're a little cooler up in the north bay can see santa rosa and napa still just in those 50's. so obviously big difference between yesterday and today, both for the sunshine and also temperatures dropping. this is the difference in 24 hours. and this is just the beginning of a cool down. that's going to happen with this next system as it rolls through. so our high pressure that was protecting us, keeping us warm and sunny and you can see how that is kind of tracked away now because it had pressure put on it by the low pressure system that is starting to drop in with a very well defined front that you can see right here. and that is bringing a little bit of rain to oregon and the farthest reaches of california at this hour. but it is not expected to reach us until we get to tomorrow morning. so again, today we stay dry. we just

feel the cooler conditions. and we also start you know, lose some of those. the next temperatures that we had, the of average temperatures are actually is kind of coming down to earth. but you can see that cloud coverage moving in. here are the highs today. they will certainly not be the same as yesterday. having said that, you know, inland temperatures will be about where we should be this time of year around. 66 67 degrees. we should be low 60's out at places like san francisco and we will be running a little bit cooler there. i'll be back in just a bit and we'll talk more about that. rain will track it for you and get you ready. so you are umbrella ready tomorrow? all right. sounds good. thank you. san francisco's medical examiner released the identity of the 17 year-old shot and killed at a bart station he's been identified as jordan brady. police arrested 2 16 year-olds in connection to the shooting at the powell street station. >> witnesses reported seeing 2 young men running after hearing what sounded like fireworks. in the north bay. the vallejo police department needs your help finding this

man. police say he broke into a business on georgia street easter morning and sexually assaulted a woman there. police say the victim did not know the suspect. anyone with information is asked please get in touch with filet o p d. and police arrested 2 people following an attempted catalytic converter theft that turned into a high-speed chase in san bruno on monday. police say a man and woman tried to steal a catalytic converter in a neighborhood east of el camino near florida avenue. the car owner confronted the people who pointed a gun at the owner before driving away and officer tried to stop them but they did not stop. instead, they broke the speed limit according to investigators drove on the wrong side of the road and threw objects at officers. the pair were finally stopped in san mateo and arrested on charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle. grand theft, evading an officer and several weapons-related charges. coming up on kron, 4 news at noon after being delayed for almost a year. a documentary about the murder

of alexis. gabe is finally being released. >> how her family is reacting to that decision. and what east bay religious leaders are saying after several city council meetings are interrupted with hate speech. but first the a's reportedly made with sacramento officials today to talk about the future of where the team will play this after the latest deal this after the latest deal with the city of oakland falls you can't leave without cuddles.

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all signs may be pointing to a move to sacramento kron four's. michael thomas is in sacramento where a meeting is expected to take place today. >> it said they're set to be a meeting today between the oakland a's and city officials here in sacramento about temporarily bringing the team here, which means they be playing right here at sutter health park behind me. and while it's been talked about before things are starting to get a little bit more real as the team turned down the city of oakland's proposals just yesterday. >> the city of oakland offer the mlb team a 5 year extension lee's until its new stadium is built in las vegas in 2028, the proposal was for 5 years and asked for 97 million dollars and also asked that the team give up its 50% ownership in the coliseum to allow development and either give up its name in colors when moving to vegas or help. oakland get an expansion team. he's rejected that offer and say they have no more meetings planned with oakland officials. so what could be next? well, possibly west sacramento's sutter health park, which aes officials allegedly toured earlier this

year. residents in sacramento say it's an exciting possibility would 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. >> that was sacramento mayor who governs the area where sutter health parks. has yet to comment. but the sacramento mayor next door tells our sister station he does help stay in oakland, but adds that sacramento could and would be a good temporary landing spot. and residents here say they actually wouldn't mind the team staying for good. >> i love that idea. i made and exciting i could be like that. their hometown. but it's exciting to know that they may be back. >> insiders tell kron 4. they do think there's a good chance a deal could be made between oakland in the a's, but that proposal needs to be competitive. that's the very latest here in sacramento. and michael thomas will send it back to live in the studio.

>> the family of alexis, gabe is thanking the public for helping get a documentary about their daughter back on schedule. the docu series was initially set to air the episode on the east bay woman. at the end of this month, it's family was then informed the episode would instead air the following season. alexis, his family voice, their disappointment to more than 16,000 members of the justice. for alexis, gabe, facebook page, which prompted the group to voice their anger about the decision to the network airing the episode. the gabe family says it's vital for the documentary to air to help find out exactly what happened to their daughter. they also want the mother of a lexus is alleged killer to be charged? >> we saw. there was definitely evidence showing. aiding and abetting. there was evidence for sure. and we're hoping the documentary reveals all about. >> alexis, gabe was reported missing out of oakley back in

january 2022. months later, investigators found her partial remains near sacramento. her alleged killer, her ex-boyfriend died during a police shooting. the episode where is alexis is slated to air april 24th at 07:00pm on investigation. discovery. 2 years ago today gunfire erupted outside a nightclub on k street in downtown sacramento between rival gang members. 6 people were killed and 12 others hurt in that mass shooting yesterday. 3 suspects were back in court during the preliminary hearing. a judge heard from ike harris, a witness whose cousin was killed in that shooting several pieces of evidence were also presented, including a recorded interview between one of the suspects, harris and a detective from july 2022. but attorneys for the defendants say harris's courtroom testimony did not match what he said during that interview. >> you told the detectives. you saw mister turner with guy

saw gun. >> that the video? at that. but i didn't see him with >> but that's what he told her. >> yeah, made a mistake. >> harris also testifying that he never saw 2 of the 3 suspects before the shooting and that he gave his cousin cpr before taking his belongings and leaving the purpose of these preliminary hearings. as for the judge to decide if there is enough evidence for the case to go to trial, all 3 suspects have pleaded not guilty to 3 counts of murder. a week after the collapse of baltimore's francis scott key bridge crew say the cleanup operation is more complicated than they expected. sonar images show the underwater debris that crews will have to cut through and lift from the river. bottom one sign of progress is an alternate channel that opened up to certain vessels through officials say it will mostly be used to bring in supplies for the cleanup. the second channel is still being worked on.

>> and they continue working and planning for a 3rd alternate channel. when we get those fans that are just north of the removed. >> there's still the question of how much this entire cleanup will cost. officials expect they will have to turn to congress for funding. all right. let's take a live look outside now at the embarcadero. we could see was just bit of a breeze out there from the looks of that flag. let's check in now with cuyler for more. pay their yeah. a little cloudy, a little cool, a little breezy. that's all the indication of a system that's going to be rolling our way. this is the water vapor map. now, if you can see kind of the area's little bit of orange down there, that's dry air and this is moisture. the area that you see in magenta and you can see how this low pressure system is kind of driving that moisture towards california and oregon. and you can see where the front is and it's starting to bring a littl bit of rain there and notice a little bit of snow as well because this is a very cold system. so we're going to see a few things rain. we're also going to see some low elevation snow from this in some of the peaks around like

maybe mount hamilton, that kind of thing. let's take a look at futurecast today. we stay dry. we just have cloudy conditions, rather cool out there tomorrow morning. get ready because we've got showers coming in and also the potential for a thunderstorm to and you see where that cold air is starting to show up and bring little bit of snow. flake fall in spots that are up at high elevation. you see there in the east bay, too. so this is about noon. i do think bulk of this is going to fall between about 06:00am and noon tomorrow, but we stay unsettled throughout the day and not just the day on thursday, but as we wake up on friday, more of this kind of spending in before this system drops to the south of us and moves on. so you can see as we get into friday afternoon again, that back end of the system bringing that chance for a thunderstorm and some heavier downpours with some of the cells that rolled through later in the day on friday. then we're dan. we wrap it up. we have a pretty good looking weekend ahead of us. so we're talking about a quarter of an inch to a half an inch of rain, maybe some higher totals out of the peaks. but really it's not the rain that most has my eye on this. it's the

cool temperatures. i'm using livermore as an example here where today we're looking out for some low 60's. you can see by thursday, 50 degrees rate. and then friday we start to rebound a tiny bit, but it takes quite a while to get back to really warm temperatures. also, the overnight lows are going to chilly in spots like livermore spots like santa rosa looking out for the next couple evenings where we could see some of those 30's out there. so just be prepared for that. make sure you're taking care of those pets and plants. and of course, people too. we will start to warm up again as we get into the weekend and then next week is actually looking quite lovely and very, very spring-like. to thank you. still ahead, the results of a new study from stanford shows the keto diet may have a positive impact on mental health. >> plus, the largest a gun manufacturer in the country stops production at one of their facilities after a bird their facilities after a bird flu outbreak.

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producer in the u.s. has temporarily halted production after the bird flu was found in its chickens. >> cal-maine foods says they lost around 2 million hens due to an outbreak at a facility in texas. that's about 3 and a half percent of its entire flock. this is just the latest confirmed case. officials in texas reported earlier this week that a man contracted the disease following an outbreak amongst dairy cattle. the virus was also found at a plant in michigan. despite the findings, health officials say the likelihood of being infected by store bought eggs remains low at this time. and results of a new study show quito diet can be a powerful tool in treating mental illness for people living with

serious mental illness like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder, treatment with anti-psychotic medications. can cause side effects like insulin, resistance and obesity. experts say the side effects can be so bad. many patients stop taking the medications. now a pilot study led by stanford researchers has found that a keto diet not only restores the health of these patients as they continue their medications, but it also improves their psychiatric conditions. >> what we are eating does affect the brain and affects brain health effects cognition. mechanistic lee were trying to better understand why. but this pilot basically tells us that it's an encouraging intervention that's helping patients. >> before month-long study found participants that followed the die on average, lost 10% of their body weight and improved. 31% on psychiatrist rating of mental illness. the researchers hypothesize that just as a key do die improves the rest of the body's metabolism. it also

improves the brain's metabolism coming up next year on from 4 news at noon, the city of walnut creek is moving forward with another restriction involving planned parenthood center. >> why some people say the move violates their first amendment rights. and new surveillance video of federal agents storming into pete diddy's mansion. the legal action the family is now considering. and after the break, oakland cleaning up homeless encampments across the city over concerns of the city over concerns of water contamination. mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough messes. so it makes it look like i spent hours cleaning, and you know i didn't. it makes my running shoe look like new! it's amazing. it's so good. it makes it look like i have magical powers. magic eraser and sheets make cleaning look easy.

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cleared out. >> as kron four's terisa stasio learned the city of oakland took these aggressive steps after learning the waterway near the encampment was being polluted. >> 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 from 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 an 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 and 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. >> alameda county sheriff's deputies arrested a man they say was behind a road rage shooting in san lorenzo. they say on march second, barr showed shot at 2 people on luling boulevard, wounding one of them that they son was hit in the leg and arm detectives tracked down due bars car and during his arrest found to a legally owned guns. one of which was the same caliber as the weapon used in the shooting. you are is charged with attempted murder and other gun-related charges. students at a north bay high school had to be evacuated after a naked woman covered in blood walked into the school's gym. police say it happened at petaluma high school. they say the woman who appeared to be in a mental crisis had many cuts on her body that they believe she did to herself. they say none of them were life threatening. she was taken to a local hospital. school officials say they will have counseling and mental

health teams on campus this morning to offer support to their students. in the east bay. the city of walnut creek is moving forward with another restriction outside of its planned parenthood building. the city council unanimously passed a ban on the use of sound amplifiers by people who they say are harassing patients and workers. 4 sarah stinson has the latest from the heated city council meeting. >> 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 that 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 doy, 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 reporting in walnut creek. back to you. >> also at last night's 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. although disturbing the council can't legally block such comments. >> that were made without infringing on free speech. let's talk about our forecast taking a live look outside head to what appears to be quite a view out here. let's check in oak island from you to see a little blue breaking through there right? i'm hanging out the cherry blossoms. and if you're like me, you love all the flowers, but you get a little bit sneezy this time of year. i wanted to mention that while we've had kind of medium-high to high allergens in the air, we are going to see that drop as we get the next couple of days. and that is directly related to the fact that we're going to get some rain, right. it kind of helps to wash away some of that pollen. it kind

of helps to tampa things down a little bit. >> so that next system that's going bring some rain arrives thursday morning. we'll have cool scattered showers for our thursday and into our friday. and then we have also with that a chance of a thunderstorm and believe it or not, some low elevation snow. we could see snow falling about the 2,2500 foot level which would put it on some of local so that will kind of interesting for april. this is unusual to have such a cool system. so we have today mostly cloudy skies that are out there, although of seeing a little bit of sun start to break through. but as of tomorrow, it will be all about showers that are come through and then the cool blast of air that air mass that's going to really change things. temperature wise. so today we are looking out for that mix of clouds and a little bit of sun that breaks through certainly cooler temperatures. but tomorrow it will be about that chilly rain and look at the drop. you can see that we're going from about 63 degrees inland to about 50 tomorrow. so you're going want to take that check in with you. you're going to have to take the umbrella and just be ready for that. this is unusual to have a system this

chilly rolling in in april. now it is going to be unsettled. you can see by friday we still have that thunderstorm chance that is in there. i mentioned this is going bring some snow is. well, you're taking a live look here at yosemite one of the spots in the sierra that is set to get some more snow as we roll into the next back in just a bit, we'll talk about that. plus, we'll track the rain coming our way here in the bay. back to you. all right. thank you. we're getting an inside look at the federal raid on sean diddy combs, holmby hills mansion. his ex girlfriend shared home surveillance video showing her 2 sons who are home during the raid and she is threatening legal action over what she calls unnecessary use of force reporter mary beth mcdade reports. >> this is new video of the raid on sean combs holmby hills home last week. it shows the feds armed with guns descending upon the property and briefly detaining com sons, justin and christian diddy's ex girlfriend me say hilton posted it on her instagram. she lashed out at

the homeland security agents who carried out the raid saying the overzealous and overly militarized force used against my sons. justin and christian is deplorable. if these were the sons of a non-black celebrity, they would not have been handled with the same aggression. she questions of justin needed several laser beams from firearms pointed at his chest or christian needed. a gun pointed at the back of his head while handcuffed. it was absolutely done by the book. former fbi agent jennifer cough and after says agents need to take several things into account when carrying out a raid like this. first of all, they had probable cause to believe there were weapons. they had probable cause to believe that were drugs. >> they had, i believe information regarding individuals and his entourage and then he could have been there possibly. and he has been involved altercations where weapons have been used.

she says they also have to take into consideration the size of the massive mansion. it would be remiss not to bring a well trained tactical team. and that's exactly what they did. and that's why everyone went home and no one was hurt, including that comes family. >> the music mogul's, former attorney mark geragos, had a very different take. homeland security was exponentially over the top on this, provide a wide range somebody wants to start talking race. i know. i don't know that i'm going to get get goals. feels the show of force was meant to send a message. this is to try to get witnesses to turn. if you're a story. that's why this was done. >> and that was mary beth mcdade reporting for us this afternoon. coming up, new legislation aiming to protect car break-in. victims passes the california state senate. >> and if you ever wanted to be a professional ballplayer now is your chance. when the

oakland ballers are holding their open tryouts. and one bay area city approves installing more automated installing more automated speed cameras. we'll tell

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sfmta to install 33 speed cameras on streets with a history of speeding or severe or fatal crashes. state bill to hold criminals accountable for crimes like car break-ins is one step closer to passing. prof was rob nesbitt spoke with the bay area senator who's on his 3rd attempt to pass this bill. walking out to a smashed window is infuriating for drivers, but an all too familiar occurrence in the bay area. sharkey look want to owns the van rental company ban to go and explain what one customer went through and san francisco going in to grab something from inside the building was was gum. >> you know, wasn't there more a minute tops and he came back. then all the windows were is missing $20,000 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 sense

>> and it kills some prosecutions. >> because the owner may not remember coming 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 pullover and within seconds, smash a window and take property from inside a future court date for tours becomes an inconvenience. >> the most common scenario tourist and either a 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. >> and just in to our newsroom here, a junior high school in petaluma is under lockdown after a reported explosion on campus. this is happening kenilworth junior high school on riesling road petaluma. police issued an alert around noon about this. they say fireworks have been found on campus. no reported injuries at this point. police are working with the school to get information out to parents and the public. and the public is asked to please avoid this area as the investigation continues. we are working to get more information on this developing story and we'll get you on air and online as soon as that comes in. makers and advocates gathered on the steps of the capitol to unveil a new public safety platform. the bipartisan policy platform is called smart solutions. it's a package of nearly 30 bills and that tackling a wide

range of issues in our state, including the opioid crisis, retail crime, funding issues and problems facing indigenous communities across our state. >> you 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 news, california, for. >> these bills have been introduced over the course of the last few months. but lawmakers say they put them together with his public safety platform to work on developing solutions. tesla reported their first drop in sales since 2020. the automaker. so less than 387,000 cars, this quarter marking a 20% decrease in sales from the final 3 months of the year. tessa believe the decline in sales volume is due to factory shutdowns in china and europe. analysts believe an increase in electric vehicle competition has added to the lower demand for tesla's. all right. let's go

ahead and take a live look outside at this gorgeous view right here. it's a pilot. tell us a bit more about it yeah, like a postcard. this is diamond peak. another very beautiful look. obviously people enjoying the sunshine and 50's out there today, but they are set to get a little bit of snow. >> in fact, you can see all of the sierra here is under this winter weather advisory starting at 11 o'clock tonight and going through 11 o'clock on friday. so that would be the time it's going to be difficult on the roads are expecting 6 to 12 inches above about 4,000 feet, up to about 18 inches at the peaks and a little south of lake tahoe. you'll see where they're going to get even a little bit more in and around gusty wind also not to be very pleasant to be driving in that direction. so today, the lakers com, it's lovely out there. but by tomorrow, even late tonight, we're going to start to see this kick in and roll right through the next couple of days. so temperatures will drop. the snow will fall and you can see where the totals aren't mentioned down in around mammoth. that's where think they could pile up a little bit higher than what we're going to see in tahoe.

but notice, you know, in and around parts of the east bay there, we have high elevation at some of our mountain tops and up in the north as well. a little snow there because this is going to be a very cold system are already feeling that. stay with that drop in temperatures as we take a live look at the bay here. you see a little bit of sun trying to break but nonetheless, it's 54 degrees in san francisco. you can see my highest number on the map right now. san jose sitting at about 65 degrees or certainly cooler. then we were yesterday that has everything to do with this cooler air mass that's going to be coming in with this front as it tracks through. now, it doesn't happen for us until tomorrow that we start to see rain from the system. but we're already starting to feel a little bit of that air mass making its way in. >> how much rain we're looking for between about a quarter of an inch and a half an inch. you can see a little bit more up in some of our north bay coastal mountains. >> but its really going to be about that cold air. that's what you're going to notice. so today we just a kind of cloudy, a few breaks out there tomorrow morning. here comes the showers and could see some of that low elevation snow. some of this could be heavier downpours and it does go through our friday. you see

how just a kind of unsettled until we get later into the day on friday and then things finally start to wrap up now on the other side of this is a pretty good looking weekend. and as we look at next week, some really nice warm temperatures with plenty of sunshine once we hit monday and tuesday. all right. something nice to look forward to. thank you. university iowa women's basketball star caitlin clark can claim another record she played in the most watched women's college basketball game. >> and history. offense. tune in to watch a rematch of last year's final and the battle between clark, an lsu player i was victory over the tigers on monday averaged 12.3 million viewers on espn. it was one of the most viewed games in any sport other than nfl football over the past year, drawing more viewers and 4 of the 5 games in last year's nba finals. a 16 year-old girl

from dublin has been named the 2024 prudential emerging visionary may on it on received the national award for her programs, girls for sports. >> you flood organization dedicated to expanding sports opportunities for girls in underserved communities and they get $5,000 as part of her when she spoke with us about how that money will be used. >> the finding that receiving through prudential. we're hoping to integrate more sports programs in wide-scale so i actually believe that the mission statement of 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 sports option to pursue it. >> grocery sports also has chapters in pleasanton southern california, india and pakistan. what do you think? you're good enough to go pro the open ballers. hold open tryouts saturday to recruit local players for the upcoming

season. the ball is debuting. the independent pioneer league as the minor leagues. first team on the west coast. the bows are spending 1.6 million dollars to renovate oakland's ryman the park. the first of the 48 home games start on june 4th. so far the baller say they have more than 50 players signed up for the tryouts. they start at 10:00am saturday at laney college baseball field in oakland. good luck. tomorrow on from 4 news at 3, we speak with the co-founders of the ballers live in studio to discuss the tryouts. so make sure you join justine waldman and the ballers tomorrow in studio at 3. >> up next, sfo ranks among the best airports in the world the best airports in the world will tell you wh

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>> more than a billion dollars up for grabs in tonight's powerball lottery. 1.0 9 billion to be exact. it's the 4th largest jackpot in powerball history. if there's one winner and they choose the lump sum payout, they walk away with about 527 million dollars before taxes. lots of money there. jennifer lopez is re-branding her. this is me now tour amid weak weak ticket sales. the 2 will now be called. this is me life. the greatest hits. it comes after lopez quietly canceled 7 days of her north american tour due to weak ticket sales. the latest rebrand suggests she's leaning into her entire discography to entice listeners who didn't really connect with her latest album. lopez is scheduled to come the chase center in san francisco on july. 16th. and a new experience is coming to the

city by the bay. it's called sf we'd week much like restaurant week where beer week s of weed week will feature some of the state's top growers and brands showcasing the latest products. the event starts on saturday. april 13th and goes on until the cannabis holiday for 20 admission is free. but you do need a ticket to enter day one is already fully booked. day 2 tickets have just been at it. for one just announced its list of the country's top airports for food and drinks. sfo ranked number one. it also ranked number 9 for best in the world. san francisco international airport was ranked 9th for its farm to table restaurant offerings. these rankings come from a panel of 180 food and travel journalists. and tomorrow is national raman. day we have some of the best spots to satisfy your cravings. according to yelp, these bay-area restaurants made it to the top 100 robinhood. you may in santa clara came in 3rd, ty shulkin, san francisco came in 7th newell in a

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