>> tonight at 5.30, we continue our coverage on today's announcement from the athletics. the team will make sutter health park in west sacramento, their temporary home starting in 2025. real. the move is just temporary to sack is the team has its. >> sights set on an eventual location in las vegas. the team, though, has called oakland home since 1968. and while they propose the team moving in the past, this will be the first time that move actually happens in 2014, signed a 10 year lease to remain at the coliseum than in

2018. the team announced a plan for a ballpark at howard terminal by 2021. with no ballpark plan in place. major league baseball allowed the a's to begin exploring relocation last year. the a's reached a deal to move to a site at the tropicana strip on on the vegas strip. and mlb owners approved the move with the vegas ballpark not set to open. until 2028 at the very least the team had been searching for a place to play when the current lease at the coliseum ends at the end of this season. >> this isn't the first tee time. a major league sports team has moved out of oakland. the raiders relocated to vegas in 2020 and the golden state warriors moved out of the oracle arena in 2019 for chase center in san francisco. a sports executive and consultant who worked for the a's for 15 years offered his perspective on the situation. >> how did we lose? the

warriors? how did we the oakland raiders? how are we losing the oakland a's? no major american city lost 3 major professional sports teams in such a short period of time. this is going to keep smashing into the side of the hearts minds and souls and a's fans for years to come. but coliseum was the last town square left in open that people of all backgrounds could get together and celebrate their sports changed. and now it is going to be a quiet location. >> yeah, no doubt about it. it is a sad day for oaklanders. it's just hard to believe the reality that you could have 3 pro teams that in just what, 5 years. yeah, bam, bam, bam. and at least the worries are still in the bay. but the yeah. cea's are in no man's land, not ideal until they go to vegas, probably but shovel still aren't in the ground. so. could they be the sacramento a's? longtime think that's the that's the big

question is what are they gonna call themselves to on that? for now? they're just going to be the a's. are the athletics know sacra sacramento in the name? but what a vegas doesn't happen. and that's that's still a question. mark. yeah, people are fighting against it there vegas. but we do know is that they're not going to be in oakland and that is what stings right now. but if you do want to continue to celebrate the a's and a lot of people are going to do so, you know, maybe trying go to the last game at the coliseum or may be secure season tickets for next year. i mean, it's you know, west sec isn't that far? this is sutter health's website right now as fans can go to the site and put down a deposit for season tickets trying to get the money is the team. it's as you can get on the priority list for tickets for next year. the a's also will not take the name oakland with them. after this season, the oakland athletics the team says will simply be known as the athletics or the a's. and

stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage online as the team moves to sack. you can download the free kron. 4 app to get push alerts sent directly to your phone as soon as news breaks. let's get you a check of the forecast now taking a live look at highway 80 at donner summit. all that snow piled up on the side of the road. there. >> if you're if you tried to travel up there earlier today, i'm sure it was not very pleasant yet stuff. we'll get to that in a second large. you're a sports fan, though. yeah. in this in this town for >> decades. your raiders. it's hard to believe. i know. huge raiders fan and now this. all right. and you look at oakland, right? you look at what's happened. they've lost not one, but they've lost 3 teams. now. >> how they recover from that? i mean, i think that's the biggest question going forward. you know, i know these teams would love to have him. that's for sure. but boy, it's going to be tough place to lose all 3 professional teams. that's right, perks. yep. hey, back to we're talking about. lots of snow in the high country. how about

your 70 right now? yeah. they are getting hit hard by snow continuing to fall. there and more to come as we head throughout the night tonight and looking forward, probably more few more snowflakes as we head toward tomorrow. so the very latest on the doppler radar show. you snow on 80 50. if you're traveling up there. yeah. get those change. ready. they are chaining up on 80 in the that maximum change with you long 50 as well. and that's what it's going to play out overnight tonight and tomorrow, probably as well. maybe a little more scattered. but you see further south along the sierra you 70 mammoth lakes, you're seeing more snow there. and boy, by the time they have this all up, i think they're going to talk to one to 2 feet of snow across most the peaks maybe get as much as 3 feet across some of the highest peaks. so the storm system really doing a lot of good. i know maybe a nuisance for some people, but more showers here in the bay area. just adding to the totals here, more snow giving us plenty more fresh water as we head in toward the summer months and then things will quiet down. but right now, pretty busy up there. a cold spring storm rolling in some

heavy snow falling now across the sierra nevada and get this snow levels in the high country all the way down to 1000 feet. that is extremely low. 2 to 6 inches. no snow expected now above 2000 feet as we round out the next couple days. and you certainly can expect some travel delays up there. chain controls and gusty winds from time to time. guys, back to you. all right, lawrence, will snow in the bay any time of year is a sight to behold. but when it's in april, especially rare for theresa was out and about. >> early this morning, soft, beautiful snow fell on mount tam, a pious at 2500 feet elevation. it was that cold at the higher mountain peaks to turn the rain into flurries. the snowfall didn't last long. but for those out on the mountain, the brisk temperatures were magical. beautiful known was out. there's the south. >> single track running and just beautiful trees these friends just back from a windy run through the woods.

>> whereas one didn't mind the wet conditions. another not so much normally at this time. is it sunny and we are sick of so you don't walk. they like today. so >> tried different venues for john, what slur he was trying to capitalize on the small fraction of clear weather in the day taking his dog dart out. >> who didn't seem pleased with the rain this late in the season. are you surprised that we are getting so much rain this morning? and that's and more because there's no such thing as normal so i they have to go out thing in the morning. so i was here thing in the rain. >> i was actually probably the only person with the spring spaniels for sophie kirk. she says rain or shine. the sisters are always up for a jog outside. >> as for herself, well, she didn't mind the rain at all.

we stepping out what is in the uk. so my husband scottish say he's used to the as you can see, there is a break in the weather at this hour. but it's been flipping and flopping all day long with more wet weather to come. >> here in mill valley, theresa kron, 4 news. >> dozens of cease-fire, protesters became a human blockade to employees at the lockheed martin's research facility in sunnyvale today. the group claims the facility is supplying israel with fighter jets, missiles and other surveillance technology. about 250 people participated in the rally. >> it lasted for about 5 hours at one point during it, protesters say a lockheed martin employee started speeding towards their human chain. >> and got out of his car with a knife. here's that video.

>> present. >> the video then shows him getting back in his truck with protesters saying he could park and walk in to get the laptop. he says he needed to work from home. no one was arrested during that protest. other news this evening, a former lecturer at stanford university has filed a lawsuit against the school, a student and a fellow professor over accusations he was suspended and then fired because of a classroom lecture about the israel-hamas war attorney representing a mere loggins says stanford violated its own personnel policy by issuing a

statement about log-in suspension following pressure from students and the public university. president richard sollers says loggins, quote, address the middle east conflict in a manner that called out individual students in class based on their background and identities and quote, the lawsuit claims loggins told the class he was not asking students to pick sides between israel and palestine and students did not conflate hamas with the palestinian people. loggins has been suspended from the university since october tent. screams from a woman in vallejo. >> was the victim of a robbery she shared with us this dash cam video while she was waiting at a red light on sonoma boulevard in tennessee street. she says she was listening to music to sit there with a light wind. somebody pulled up next to her, smashed a window and tried to take your valuables. she resisted. the attacker took off. we reached out to the police about this. but so far have not heard back.

frustration is mounting for small business owners in oakland's fruitvale district after several shops in the public market were burglarized this week. kron four's dan thorn spoke with local business owners. >> at least for small businesses in oakland's fruitvale public market hit by burglars this week. oakland police say 2 unknown intruders ransacked offices and stole cash and computers from a bakery jewelry store, ice cream shop and electronics repair service. it's super frustrating to see these these folks. you know. >> working every day. the frustration they have. >> and to have something like this happen, it's really disheartening. >> business owner dominic prado says his restaurant tacos, el al ballet was spared. but the public market is a tight-knit community and crimes like these are a shared pain. they deserve better. we deserve better. >> many of these business owners have been there for over. 25 years. the nonprofit

unity council owns the public market. >> they say despite investing more than a million dollars in security, it has not been enough. we're asking for local regional and federal support so that we can be whole again. prado argues the unity council could also be doing more to help the public markets. merchants. he says the organization has failed to make good on improving safety. we've asked what cameras us for a number of things. last year we were faced with job. >> there was a lot of shootings in the area. >> both sides have clashed over the response to crime at the market. >> but they also agree that outside help is needed to protect these businesses, the support they get also help preserve the neighborhoods. culture i can. the prime will always be here. i think we're we're never going to be out out. red from crying. but i think with that the city to sizable commitment to investing in his neighborhood. >> that was kron four's. dan thorn reporting oakland police say they have not made any arrests in the tuesday morning burglaries. they're asking

anyone with any info to give them a call. >> the bay area air quality management district find the city of berkeley $130,000 for air quality violations at its landfill site at cesar chavez park. the fines cover 7 violations in total 6 for failure in the landfills gas collection system and one for failing to submit emissions testing results. the district ordered berkeley to fix a number of problems including repairing gas collection wells and upgrading inspection procedures to ensure the city meets its obligation to protect air quality for community. >> democratic legislative leaders and the governor reached a deal to shrink the state's multi-billion-dollar budget deficit capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell

>> welcome back. today is golden gate park's 150th birthday. the 1000 acre park is san francisco's most visited. it is also one of the most beloved parks in the city. the city celebrated its special day with a lively event near the conservatory of flowers, which is the park's oldest building. also one of the prettiest look at that. >> this spectacular mayor, london breed city officials and community members were there to celebrate about. 25 million people visit the park every year. it is home to some of the city's most popular live events such as

upper in the park comedy day outside lands and depending on the year for 20 celebration. yeah, but you know, 154, they couldn't give it its just do during covid what? so i think they're trying to make up for it in years to come up. that's when they brought the big ferris wheel. and there there was so much planned for it. so. >> maybe one. 55, they'll do some real bad. they just redid the golf course there, lawrence. little nine-hole course. noel and i were having a debate of sorts. it's definitely the most visited park in the city. do you think you could say it's the most beloved part of i would think so. i mean, it really is a new place to go and just kind of got lost in there. so much to do. there. >> so much to do. we just also have so many parks that are true. love laura's parkway your was i mean, there's all kinds of things to go see. all right. that's why we live here. yeah. well, san

francisco, effect, right? there's a lot of spring flowers popping up right now. golden gate park. that's absolutely true. but they're not level what we've got going now. we've got that tollway he's been so cold around the bay area tonight is going to be a frigid night around the bay are going to drop into the 30's in some spots. so here we go out the door to right now. you've got the clouds rolling on in. we've got the scattered showers popping up outside. more rain showers toward sfo. fact, delays over a couple of hours there. sfo, do some weather issues there. so more showers overnight tonight. the mountain snow. going to continue on and off throughout the night tonight as well. tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, chance, some isolated thunderstorms. i think most folks going to see a lot of sunshine tomorrow and some passing clouds partly cloudy. i think to start out your weekend, there's a slight chance we could see a shower as we head in towards sunday out the door right now. yeah, these are pretty cool. 46 degrees in half moon bay right now. 44 in pacific, only 41 degrees. can you believe that in calistoga? here we are in april and that's how cold it is outside. that is very chilly. but this time of year.

but look at the center of the low that is just spinning off the coastline. you kind of get the sense here. all the circulation, the winds rotating around that low wrapping that moisture onshore, bringing the rain and the showers across the bay area. now more to come. in fact, it's just been a really active afternoon and because the proximity to the slow, but there's a real chance we could be talking about some more thunderstorms here in the bay area to would be surprised to see that happen. so a long range got some good news in the forecast for you, too. the rain showers continuing for tomorrow, though. i think it's more broken as we get to saturday. looks like a pretty good day sunday and just a slight chance of a shower or 2. not going to be much. but here we go as we get into next week, high pressure takes over. i think overall, i think the trend is going to be much warmer weather coming our way. temperatures soaring in the 70's and the 80's. he's a really nice weather ahead. so that's some rain to go with overnight tonight. you're going to see scattered showers popping up around the bay area. so some pretty impressive totals for late season storm. how about overnight lows tonight? boy, it is going to get chilly out. there may be down to 35 in

santa rosa. 36 in napa. 34 in livermore so really cold for this time of year and you get over the mountain tops probably will see some freezing temperatures out there overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. temperatures yet by day tomorrow, not a heat wave, but a little bit warmer into san jose about 57 in hayward and 57 degrees in the battle next couple days return to some dry weather as we head in towards saturday. partly cloudy, slight chance of showers on sunday. but look at next week. okay. things look forward to right. we've got some nice weather coming away with some 70's and 80's and they can return and feel like baseball weather as we head into next week. today, not one of those days that's ours will enjoy the 80's. that's right. so giants tomorrow, you think people just got to bundle up, bring a rain jacket just in case you get just okay. don't plan on it. being rain out of the park tomorrow if you're going out there, but i would plan on like one of those real foggy cold days. we have it's not going to do that, but it's certainly going to be chilly like it's going to be frigid. sitting there for 3 hours plan on being a little bit cold.

bundle your deli. hot chocolate is delicious. tried some of current approved. yeah. thank you. all right. >> new tonight deal reached legislative democratic leaders and the governor announcing an agreement to shrink the state's budget deficit by more than 17 billion dollars for us. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with the president pro tem of the state senate. >> well, the senate president pro tem makes clear some of the decisions to shrink. the deficit are tough decisions, but he maintains it's the responsible thing to do. californians deserve a balance, on-time budget. and here's my promise. we're going to deliver that to them here in the coming week, senate president pro tempore mike mcguire making that promise to the people of california during an exclusive one-on-one interview with us. it comes as the state faces a projected budget deficit that could range anywhere from 38 to 73 billion dollars. >> we have a budget deficit just as we always do at home. we need to be able to get our

budget in line with our finances. he says legislative leaders are doing exactly that just hours before this interview, mcguire governor gavin newsom and assembly speaker robert remus announced an early budget action agreement to shrink the deficit by 17.3 billion dollars. just how they plan to do it. their proposal calls for 5.2 billion in borrowing. another 5.2 billion in funding delays and 3.6 billion in actual cuts including a 300 plus million dollar cut to some climate programs. a 500 million dollar cut to a program responsible for building school facilities. and a 700 plus million dollar cut to reduce administrative costs across state agencies. this urgent action is going to make the job of closing the remainder of the deficit, less daunting. tough but less daunting as we move into the june deadline. it's sort of like if you were looking at your household budget and you pay down some of your debt or, you know, paid off of a loan

early that reduces your future obligations to pay that loan back. that's exactly what the state is trying to do. governor gavin newsom expressing optimism about the plan, calling it a balanced approach that meets the needs of californians and maintains a strong fiscal foundation for the state's future. but republicans say they believe it does not go far enough with cuts. they also are disappointed they were not included in any budget negotiations. that's frustrating to me. and i think it's unfortunate for the process and republican caucus represents 8 million californians. >> who are left out of the saw behind the scenes discussions to come up with solutions just scenes on democratic today. >> and the legislature is scheduled to vote on the early budget action deal next week. but important to note, this is just step one. lawmakers will once again have to meet and vote on the full budget for next fiscal year. no later than june. 15th reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallets kron. 4 news.

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>> is celebrated as autism acceptance month. and tonight, kron four's putting the spotlight on a bay area program that is helping adults have successful careers. here's a look at the college of adoptive arts. >> right here, we have a whole group of >> aspiring apprentice. is that one of the assistance and the sign language class they want be professors in the

theater class i mind is my most powerful tool. you know, i need to be able to use it and use to the best of my abilities. don't let your disability. >> stop you. >> hundreds of students are benefiting from the services that the college of adaptive arts offers. you can catch more of their stories from kron four's philippe de gaulle tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock. >> barn is celebrating autism acceptance month in a special way, robert, he recorded the station announcement after school on wednesday. he went to listen to it at the embarcadero station in his announcement. roberts as he rides bart because it's relaxing roberts and many other recordings will play all month long. so keep ear open for and that wraps up kron. 4

news at 5 o'clock. a lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6. vicki and ken are here with what they're working on case by well, not a happy day for >> fans, is are officially leaving. oakland. >> team announced that its new home for the next few seasons before making the final move to las vegas. we'll tell you what that is. the news, of course, bringing range of emotions from fans and city officials. plus it may be spring on the calendar, but bay area getting ready for a big blast of winter. some rain coming with it. how long we have to deal with some brisk breezes more as we have those answers. don't go anywhere. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next.