morning news. newly released body camera video shows the moments before pacifica police shoot a mother who was attacking her own son. and now that the a's are heading to sacramento, many are wondering what's going to happen to the coliseum will take a look. and it's time for baseball at oracle park, the home opener for the giants were lived there with the latest. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news good morning. thank you for joining us at 08:00am. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom on a sunny friday. >> really happy. we don't have a repeat yesterday glad that it's friday, john, glad that it's sunny and dry as well.

good morning. yeah. for most of us, it is going to stay dry today. not ruling out an isolated shower here or there and especially for inland areas. >> chance of a thunderstorm later on today. we're we're sitting at the embarcadero, though. what a change from yesterday. love to see that sunshine. we're still seeing snowfall up in the sierra as well as some pretty good snow still falling above morgan hill and san jose in the diablo is just east of there. mount diablo itself also still seeing some light snow this morning. we'll continue to see mostly sunny skies for the day, but we will see that opportunity for some mid afternoon showers from oakland down through fremont in late afternoon. thunderstorms for the inland portions of the bay area. so keep your eyes on that. temperatures are mostly in the 40's right now. berkeley sitting at 40 degrees while valais in santa rosa down at 39 degrees right now. very frigid. start to this day later on today. still going to stay cool. but back into the 50's. back to you. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get look at your highways this morning.

traveling into the city on the bay bridge just under 10 minutes. mace that fremont street exit. >> smooth sailing on a friday san mateo bridge, a 80 to 1, 0, one 14 right there. looking good. richmond center fell bridge just short of 8 minutes. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 22 minutes. to one is the time. let's get to our top story this morning, which is the fact that the giants they got their home opener today. yeah, a lot of people are excited. oracle park there be welcoming those fans back and that's where we can find kron four's will tran. he's got the best seat in in the stadium. where will i do with little cold earlier? but they're glad to see the sun now shining on. will. >> but you know what? now that the sun is coming out, we needed to come out even higher because, hey, it going? so we're seeing familiar faces show at the ballpark and a lot of people are coming here. you as a fan not allowed to come here yet until 10, 35, it's still cold. bring your gloves. that's the best advice i can give you because let's face

it. i think john was talking about in the 40's this morning. so it's not warm. not yet. hopefully what's going to be red hot will be the giants. that's because they needed. they're finally home 2, 5 record after playing the giants. escuse me the dodgers and the padres on the road. this is their home opener. they do it every year. they always start off the season on the road and then come back after several games before the fans. now, there are still tickets available. they start off at around $65. new season new players, new added 2 new hope. new sound explained that just a few moments. but far as the giants, bob melvin is now the manager facing his old team, the san diego padres. you manage them last year he returned home literally because he's from the bay area. they take over the san francisco giants. brandon crawford no longer with the team. he's on another team. but the giants still have the

same as what they had back in the early 2000 tents. the hope of winning another world series. they just need you. the fans and again, tickets are still available. got a chance to talk to a giant executive. she said this year that fans and the players are in for a treat throughout the season. >> the sound system specifically, we replaced it with their original speaker system from 25 years ago. so have a lot has improved and changed since then with the new sound will really increase. seen the fidelity and sound quality throughout the ballpark. >> you can hear the bass, everybody loves base. absolutely. you'll be able to feel the base in your seats and even our players have said, you know, the change in their walk-up music, they can really hear it much better than in years past it. >> how awesome is that? a new sound system blasting fans. i

just can't wait for them to go. >> all of nokes james fletcher batting right. how about that for a base, right? so lot of fans expected not sell out yet. you can make it as sellout. if you come down here as well. perfect day friday and is not raining anymore. the sun and clearly out, by the way, blake snell, who we got from this the san diego padres. he is not making a start today. he will make a start in a couple of days from now. but lots going on. i'm looking around to see judge giants vip. they always come out for the home opener so far, the only vip i see nobody just back to you. i'm looking around up go say you? yeah. at the moment you're the most vip person, bank. you all right. >> miss well, only it of the course yelling only about half

the ip. all right. so a lot of smiles there on the dry side of the not so much on the oakland snow after 56 years in the east bay, the oakland a's are pulled up their roots camp and they're heading to sacramento. they are have question now is what's going to happen to we have kron four's gayle ong with a closer look at that. >> i wish that we were able to keep a's in oakland 4, 1, 2, 3 or more years speaking to us by phone, alameda county supervisor david haubert who has been in meetings with the oakland a's team executive says the focus for the future of the oakland coliseum will be to bring in as many events as possible. so just sporting events with the oakland roots set to play at the we're to joining housing, according to working closely operators to keep people employed and to keep revenue coming in >> for also remembering a operations, one team that hopes to be part of the

oakland coliseum future. the oakland ballers, the team's co-founders join kron. 4 news at 3 thursday. we're excited to play every monday park. hopefully beyond that. you know. >> we're talking to the community were talking to the city. we're talking to the fans and we will do what's best for for oakland. we continue to be excited about the prospect of playing the game at. >> at the coliseum. if if that ever comes to fruition, we're excited to go see routes games there in seoul, games. you know, it's a beautiful ballpark. we want to see it activated. a statement from oakland mayor sheng thao reads in part, quote. >> we wish the a's the best and we'll continue our conversations with them on facilitating the sale of their share of the coliseum site. the city of oakland will now focus on advancing redevelopment efforts at the colosseum. there are 3 guilty parties here. john fisher, major league baseball and the elected officials of oakland alameda county, former a's executive andy do weighing in on the future of the coliseum with the a's moving to sacramento, the you can see this book over my shoulder.

>> it's called goodbye. oakland village, referring to a book he co authored about the history of how bay area sports teams like the warriors and raiders left oakland. as for the coliseum, do says several 100 workers from security management operations, concessions. >> and parking will be impacted. the coliseum was the last town square. >> left in open that people of all backgrounds could get together and celebrate their sports change. and now it is going to be a quiet location. >> and a council member, rebecca kaplan posted on social media, a list of possibilities to fill the coliseum space. that she referred to an op-ed she penned 5 years ago and some ideas include affordable housing, a music venue and a convention site in the newsroom. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, this will also be the last a season for hundreds of vendors that have worked the coliseum, many of them for years selling beer and hot dogs. peanuts, popcorn. all of

it. they 74 home games left and for a long time beer hawker and oakland native kendrick thompson, who you see there, the a's move to sacramento is particularly heartbreaking. he says it's going to cost hundreds of jobs and he's among them. >> i grew up. watch my father man. and it's like a dream job for me not much. it makes emotion. you want to yell strain. >> you know, you want to figure next move as soon as possible. >> thompson says there are other places to be a vendor like over at oracle park. but he says it's just not the same. at this point. he says he has no plans to follow the team to sacramento. >> news pacifica poliee released body camera video from the deadly shooting. this happened last week did involving a mother. police officers ended up shooting and killing her after she shot her own son. now police have identified the woman as 50 year-old michelle, a recent kron. 4. sarah stinson has the story. >> the daughter says her mom

has never been violent before. she says the night prior to the shooting, they were celebrating her brother's birthday. she says that's when they learned their mom had bought a gun. they tried to convince her to return it. she says they're still in shock, but she's glad her brother's, ok, gunshots, gunshots. >> newly released body camera video shows the moment leading up to a deadly police shooting in pacifica. it was before 8 in the morning on march 27th when a 23 year-old man called 9-1-1 after locking himself in the bathroom of his apartment. he says he got shot by his mother. police identified her thursday as 50 year-old michelle raise shot. want right woman? >> early 50's point a moment. >> police say a raise was just pulling out of the apartment complex on francisco boulevard. 2 officers tried to stop her one on each side of the driveway. staff police lowdown. the video to show a raise pointing a gun at both of them before officers shot at her. after this car came to

a stop. officers say they removed the gun from a raise his hand and checked on suspects down. >> ambulance arrived for both the sun and mom, but a raise died at the scene. >> the son was taken to the hospital after being shot in his left arm and right wrist in a race car. police say they found a loaded handgun and 4 boxes of ammunition in the apartment. they found the family dog shot and killed the san mateo county district attorney's office is in the middle of an independent investigation to see if the shooting was in compliance. pacifica. police are also doing an internal investigation to see if officers followed policies and procedures while speaking with a race daughter off camera, she told me she believes her mom was going through a mental episode that morning and wishes she never had bought that gun. >> the da says it will take 8 to 9 weeks to complete its investigation. the 2 officers involved are on administrative

leave. i'm sara stinson reporting in pacifica. back to you. >> well, happening today as a board of supervisors. president aaron peskin is set to file paperwork to officially run for mayor supervisor peskin currently serves as the president of the san francisco board of supervisors. he's been on the board on and off since about early 2. thousands haskins does officially join the race. he's going to be joining incumbent mayor london breed supervisor ahsha stuff. i eat philanthropist. danielle lawrie, former san francisco mayor supervisor mark farrell. >> and $0.99 stores and now seen it's going out of business which bay area stores are going to close. and up next, we'll talk about this next, we'll talk about this coming up.

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at sfo. spring break. travel is said to be at its peak this weekend. but >> it's not just spring break. so a lot of people are heading out of town to catch monday. solar eclipse faa forecasting more than 50,000 flights around the nation as spring break, travel peaks. significant number of people are also heading to parts the u.s. that will be in the so-called path of totality for the closest i've been talking about, that's going to be from texas to maine. the faa advises travelers is going be a little patient and give yourself a whole lot of extra time at the airport because was going to try but it's all going to be weather dependent. we'll see what the cloud coverage is yesterday. the clouds parted just enough. >> for folks around mount diablo, they were able to catch a glimpse of some of that snow that fell during the morning storm. is this for a magazine or a like a professional? that's my cell yesterday that yeah, that was

what it looked like and it didn't take long before. a lot of that did start to melt away. but there is still last night saw a little patch of white still up there. john showed us that live yeah, those on mount tam we're looking but mount diablo usually gets. it's a little bit count them so they got a little bit more last night. things want to go up there to a hike this app. yeah, it's still a jacket but mount hamilton. okay. want to get up there. they had inches and inches of it. that's about south bay at that will be fun for some families know. there's always families that take the kids up. there no to say, yeah, i think probably be busy going up. that wind. >> so today supposed to be today into the weekend for plans. so we're looking at another cold one so jackets on and we're not completely out of the woods as far as rainfall goes completely dry day today. just make sure that you do have the rain jacket with specially looking at

everyone for the giants game yeah, it i think it's going to stay dry. i just want you to be caught out there shivering and wet. so that's the worst thing to do at the giants stadium. >> we are looking out there at downtown san francisco with a little bit of cloud cover overhead, but certainly brighter than yesterday. you can see that snow fall that talking about still falling in or upper elevations of the east bay. even a little flurry trying to cut down around mount tam not been super successful in doing so. right now, we are also seeing current snowfall up in the sierra not showing signs of letting up just yet. this low pressure is now just moving south of the bay area behind it. of course, we're still going to be cold for several days. so this weekend is just a very unseasonably chilly april weekend, mid-afternoon today there's that shower potential. i'm talking about. i'm feeling san francisco is going to stay dry. but these are close enough there that there is a degree of uncertainty going on inland areas. late afternoon. we'll see our better chance of

thunderstorms. tonight. we dry out and tomorrow we stay dry. tomorrow is going to be most consistently dry day of the forecast. saturday night into sunday morning. a very brief resurgence of some light showers. and then we dry back out to sunday and good news for eclipse viewing on monday as we're warming up in staying crystal clear all across the bay area, it's going to be optimal eclipse viewing come monday. as for rain totals the rest of the weekend. i mean, it's less than a 10th of an inch were down with the heaviest of staff. lets you do find yourself under an inland thunderstorms. a winter weather advisory remains in the sierra through 11:00pm tonight. a winter storm warning in the mountains above the southern part of the state. so even la metro area had some unseasonably cold weather these past. 24 hours. if you are heading up to the sierra, expect snow level dropping well, down to 1000 feet this morning. and that has resulted in some slick conditions. well, down into the foothills where we're at in the bay area today, mid to upper 50's for your daytime highs that is going make for some relatively nice feeling

conditions for our opening day at the giants. we are going to be out there. oracle park in some low 50's shower chance. so again, just stressing you bring in those layers is going to be your best friend tomorrow and sunday, definitely on the calmer side. but staying cool monday, we start to warm up and by the middle to end of next week, downright hot with daytime highs in some cases reaching the low 80's. back to you. all right, john, thank you for let's get a look at your morning commute. i'm in a smooth ride into the city right now. no major accidents or delays. good news. 72 bridge around 13 minutes, 80 to 1, 1, here are just some of bridge about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. all of 21 minutes. all right. 8.18, is the time. the kaiser permanente in oakland now partnering up with other businesses to provide. >> private security guards for their workers. take a look. just yesterday morning reported that a man got his car stolen at kaiser permanente's, antioch medical center last month. the kaiser oakland nurse something similar. she says her car was stolen right in front of her

after her shift was over and she was just trying to go home. also in headlines today, a man has been charged in connection with that assault of a dea officer in concord. investigators say that joel dowden was charged with one count. each of mailing threatening communications with intent to extort and assaulting a federal officer. if convicted. now faces a maximum sentence of 20 years for each count that he's charged with. prosecutors say he has been in federal custody since his arrest back in january. >> 4 is your local election headquarters. and after weeks of counting ballots in the race to succeed, congresswoman anna eshoo, it's a tie between assemblyman evan low and santa clara county supervisor. joe submitting it. candidates are now moving on from the primary. and joining former san jose mayor sam liccardo on that november ballot. most surprising the outcome. the thankful to voters i receive interest in a recount. instead, the focus on november issues they want to tackle and

they remind voters why they are the candidates best selected for that seat. >> is there are a host of issues out there that are calling out for someone to be effective in congress. we've got a high cost of living. we've got climate change to tackle. we've got a woman's right to choose all these are issues the cry out for effective legislators among the candidates who are going to be a runoff. i've got the ability to say. i've been there. i've done that have had the success and i can take that same set of skills to washington to deliver for people in our district. >> what sets me apart is that record of service that when it comes to the most pressing issues that time i champion in co author legislation to enshrine reproductive freedom protections in our state constitution. i've been legislative beer from the california police chiefs association. record amounts legislative proposals continue that in washington, d.c., will continue to book at partnerships over partisanship and also answering the call

for service. >> karl's team sent out a short statement saying, quote, we welcome the opportunity to continue to talk to the voters about the issues facing our communities, including the high cost of living utility rates, housing sam's long record of fighting on behalf of residents. now, if there's a tie in the november election. political analyst michael yaki says it would go down to join lot. the winner will be picked that way. >> a 21 is the time. and after more than 40 years, the $0.99 only stores are now closing operators say that just aren't making enough money to survive. and so the closure is going to leave nearly 14,000 employees. now without a job. and many of them are here in the bay area could see on the right-hand side, a list of some of the locations, richmond, antioch, fairfield, fremont and many more. the discount store had a wide variety of cheaply priced items, everything from household goods to groceries and official closing date hasn't yet been announced. if you want a full list of the $0.99 only stores in the bay area with put that together for you on our website at

kron. 4 dot com don't know. there's one right. >> a california home buyers can now apply for up to $150,000 in real estate loans. registration is open for the dream for all shared program provides up to 20% of a down payment or closing costs. when you buy a new home to qualify, you got to be a first-time home buyer. you must be at least one borrow has to be from a first generation homebuyer, the california housing finance agency expects to head on up to 2000 vouchers. after the break. gas prices are going up in the bay. we'll explain the reason as to why the prices are so high. we'll be right back to nuer.

>> a 25 the time. and california is one of the most expensive places to live as we know, but also the most expensive place to die, according to the national funeral directors association, the golden state falls in 4th place. when you look at that metric, the average cost to hold a funeral in the u.s. is more than $7800. but here in california, the price tag is upwards of $11,000 at number one on the list. hawaii, we're costs nearly $15,000 for a funeral. the expenses cover items like the casket in the use of funeral home facilities and everything else involved. also for your money this morning, oil prices are climbing to their highest level in months this week with crude oil now surpassing $90 a barrel for the first time since october, there's been growing demand a drone attacks in russia and turmoil in the middle east are all creating a

perfect storm for prices to spike in fact, they're up more than 18% so far this year. aaa says the average price for a gallon regular gas nationwide is now $3.58. as we approach the summer driving season. course, it's much higher than that here in california where we're averaging 5.27 a gallon that statewide here in the bay area or even above that, as you can see, marin county right now with the most expensive average price of 5.53. a gallon, san mateo county not far behind at 5.51. and you can see the price drops a penny or 2 as you work your way down to each city on that list until you get to the bottom where the cheapest price on average right now is solano county at $5.32. a gallon >> prices for coffee and chocolate are already at a record level highs and they're set to keep going up this year. cocoa prices already more than doubled since january. that's because west africa, which produces 70% of the world's cocoa crops. so extreme weather lately, various parts of the world that produce coffee also saw.

now weather conditions may need. you're going pay more at the store for these 2 foods. coming up next, the problem morning news. we continue our coverage of the a's. we're going to sacramento. up next, we hear from fans who are not just playing john fisher, but they're also blames miles to right back. don't go anywhere.

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>> all right. we're back at 8.30, here with a quick live look outside behind us here where we're looking at nice, sunny skies over the bay and the storm came and went. was a just a little bit. yeah, i guess is not completely gone, though. some handy for an

occasional shower to right, john? yes, so we're definitely not completely out of the woods today, although looking whole lot better than we were yesterday morning at this time, looking outside at the embarcadero right now, getting a good dose of sunshine. but you can see those clouds out in the distance. got a little snowfall still falling on top of our mountain tops like mount diablo and mount hamilton. just east of san jose. and of course, all that blew up in the sierra indicating still very snowy up that direction, too. so very much so most active still in our own bay area mountains. there's all that blue showing up. you're going to see some light on those slopes today as the sun clears out more and more. now, futurecast does show a few mid afternoon showers right along the east bay shoreline. this is what we're looking at right here right around 03:00pm to 04:00pm today. better chance of some thunderstorms will occur for inland east bay neighbors towards the latter part of the afternoon. temperatures are mostly in the 40's right now. berkeley sitting at 43 degrees. alameda in redwood city at 48 wall.

santa rosa and napa still hanging on to those 30's right now. later on today, daytime highs will rise in the mid to upper 50's. back to you. all right. thank you very much. quick check of the roads this morning. traffic's been great all morning long. nice friday. light conditions here at the bay bridge. you're westbound. 80 ride from oakland and san francisco. just taking a 10 minutes to get from the maze out to fremont street. so fantastic. there westbound 92 across the san mateo bridge. also moving at the limit. just 13 minutes to get from hayward out to foster city. we're also s3eing what no cars right from san rafael bridge. now's the time to get there because you have no wait as you make your way from richmond out out towards marin county. 9 minutes to cross bay and then a final stop for you. look at those blue skies over the golden gate bridge. you're southbound 1, 1, right from the murray county into san francisco's looking fantastic. just 21 minutes to get from the bottom down into the city times out. a 31 back to our big story this morning. oakland a's. >> make a move to sactamento. yeah. obviously fans

disappointed by that. not surprised by it, though. kron four's dan kerman explains. >> i just want to say we're excited to be here for the next 3 years. >> a's owner john fishes announcement that the a's would leave oakland at the end of this season and play the 2025. 26 27 seasons that sutter health park in sacramento. comes as no surprise to fans were not shot. were. >> if anything, i'm disgusted. >> it's just sort of it's not a shock. it's not grief. it's just sickening help. gordon is a former vendors at the coliseum known to most is how the hot dog guy. >> there's only one person who's to blame for this. this this process that can only certain be described as just symbolic. and that's john fisher. just more proof that these billionaires, they don't care about the consumer. they don't care about fans you know that they don't care at all. >> ryan johansen with oakland's last dive bar says not extending the lease at the oakland coliseum is what fans have come to expect from a's

owner john fisher. didn't matter what the offer was going to be. john fisher and mlb. one. nothing to do with the with remaining in oakland are working out any kind of deal whatsoever. but anger from oakland fans isn't just level the day's owner, john fisher, but his friend run the owner of sutter health park, the minor league sacramento river cats and basketball. sacramento kings for him to go and >> help facilitate this or for the ace leave oakland faster than what they were expected to be a. it's very disheartening. and and a disappointing. >> ironically, it was run the dva who's 2013 purchase of the kings saved that franchise from being moved to seattle. going forward. a's fans say they will continue their summer boycott of the a's and increase their focus and teams that support the city of oakland. we have events scheduled with the oakland ballers, the roots, the soul. >> and so there's opportunity is somewhat fill that void, even though that the way to says is vast and is huge. but

there's going to be opportunities for people to still experience baseball and still get a sense organization that actually cares and provides back to the fan base. fans of say they will continue boycotting the athletics throughout the summer and they may even bring their protest up to sacramento when the river cats play the a's minor league team. the las vegas aviators later this month. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> thank you very much, dan. and by the way, if you want to catch the last a's game out at the coliseum, tickets are going right now as low as $20. that's on the mlb website, although you'll see them for twice that right now on reseller web sites, the game is against the texas rangers. it's scheduled for september. 26th. >> east bay, a search is now underway for the city's police say stole a car in antioch hospital parking lot. this happened tuesday afternoon at the kaiser permanente, antioch medical center. this is on sand creek road. well, the

victim told police he found these trying to steal his car and when he interrupted them, they confronted him which calls in to fear for his safety. that's what he says. they drove away. police say they found that car nearby empty. no arrests been made. a man is dead following a stabbing at a san leandro safely. this happened just after 5 tuesday evening. the store is located on bancroft avenue. selanne. do police say the victim got into a fight with another person in the store? that's when the suspect took out a knife and stabbed the victim before he left the store. police have not released the identities of the victim or the suspect who still remains at large this morning. >> in the south bay, we have 2 men accused of selling drugs on the dark web. they've been arrested now following a months long investigation. so this is in san jose and take a look at the items that police say they found in their homes. this investigation all started with a traffic stop back in november. that's when they found illegal drugs in the car and the officers then used that as a means to get a

search warrant to search the home. and when they got inside, they found multiple guns and more drugs that were intended for sale. police say the investigation revealed these men were selling these illegal drugs on the dark web accepting only cryptocurrency as payment. >> so protesters blocked the entrance of the lockheed martin's research facility in sunny hill yesterday. the group calling for a cease-fire in gaza says the facility is supplying israel with jets and missiles. about 250 people participated in the rally that lasted for about 5 hours. one point, a driver sped towards them. got out of the car threatened them with a knife. >> what you want present.

>> okay. the video shows the man he is back in his truck with protesters saying that he could park and then walk in to get the laptop he said he needed to work from home. no one was arrested during that protest. >> now to the state capitol where legislative democratic leaders and governor newsom have announced an agreement now to try and shrink the state's budget deficit by more than 17 billion dollars. but they've got a ways to go because the state is facing a projected budget deficit of anywhere from 38 to 73 billion dollars depending on whose matthew go by state. president pro tem mike mcguire says that the new early budget action deal is a significant step forward. this urgent action. >> he's 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. >> well, the action would include about 5.2 billion dollars in borrowing another 5.2 in funding delays and 3.6 billion in actual cuts to programs and that includes reducing funding for some climate and school construction programs as well as administrative costs. while governor newsom supports the plan, republicans say they've been left out of these negotiations so far. >> it'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. >> but the legislature is expected to vote on this early budget action deal next week and they will then vote on the full budget for the next fiscal year by june. 15th. 2

palestinian on businesses teamed up with islamic relief. usa yesterday for a fundraising event to support people in gaza. one of the business owner says he felt like it was his duty to lead this effort. >> i want people to to know and understand that there's a lot of people that are suffering from this war in gaza. people that are dying. i'm getting. massacre right now. and you know, being that i'm i'm full steam. it's incredibly sad to go on with our daily lives with over 32,000 deaths since october. >> well, he says he hosted a similar fundraiser at his restaurant back in november. and he says during that event he raised more than $30,000. >> well, san francisco restaurant week kicks off today. they've it goes until next sunday, april 14th. this is a great time to get out. try some new cuisines around the city, dissipating restaurants offer special menus during the week to the community a twist on your favorite dishes, businesses

that are taking part in the week-long event can be shown sf restaurant. we dot com. and a new experience is coming to san francisco's sf weed week. let's light restaurant week or beer week. s week. but it features some of the state's top growers bran showcasing their latest products. the city will hold a press conference today. mayor london breed is set to speak with an even pose next to some of the people that are going to the event. it's a start on saturday, april 13th and go until the candidates. holly for 20, it is free but you need a ticket they want is already fully booked to jake. it's just been at it. still ahead, a couple morning news. the warriors on the road texas playing games huge playoff implications >> we'll see how they made out in the lone star state. and we want to introduce you to a school in the south bay that is helping a group of people usually age out of the educational system to continue their education in hopes of them jump starting a career. >> and today we're going to be >> and today we're going to be looking at a cool

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>> 8.43 is the time in april is celebrated as autism acceptance month. and here at kron 4, we're highlighting a program in the south bay that gives adults with learning disabilities a chance to continue their college education. so often that group is aged out of educational system, problems early to call shows us how students are now gated on-the-job experience. we're going to talk about what acceptance and inclusion inspire participation at the

college of adaptive arts. healthy shine who i want to be. >> and how some is a nonprofit co-founded by deanna person's eye. and doctor pamela munsey a decade and a half ago now supports 230 students in person at their facility on the west valley college campus in saratoga and online nationally and internationally. >> via zoom, absolutely transformative right here. we have a whole group of aspiring apprentice. is that one of the assistance and the sign language class? >> they want to be professors in the theater class. many of the students diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disabilities, noting setbacks early in life was a bumpy ride. my mind is my most powerful tool. you know, i need to be able to use it and use to the best of my abilities that that overtime

obstacles to learning overcome with students through continued education in the classroom might not hold back match. now, as i find it factor what i would do to find its top cares for people know how to help you. the school gives adults in special education, real college experience and the path towards a career of their choosing. important that we have learned how to work recently launched a new workforce development program for studeets like sam headley and victoria rivera are trained and paid apprenticeship positions song in jennings don't let your disability. >> stop. he of my goal eventually to become, you know, a professor here at caa and teach classes. but of course, there's still a long way to go in all 50 states. adults in the special education system are mandated out of public schools by the age of 21 or 22, according to the centers for disease control and prevention. >> 6 and a half million people

in the united states live with intellectual or developmental disabilities. goal is to give a lifelong equitable college experience to adults. >> who historically haven't had access. doctor, lindsay says the college has 10 schools of study in liberal arts, including visual arts business communications and dance. the students are moving mountains. they do have a lot of extra hills to climb and to move and they're doing it so beautifully. i would like to be the one of me and can share them a difference as part of rivera's apprenticeship, which like for the rest of her peers. last she has been appointed a project manager. >> and he's organizing cea's 15 year anniversary celebration on mother's day called the low rider car show at mexican heritage plaza in san jose. baez like emmanuel so effective, these routines. >> like a home or, you know, ca i could do just fine for those who cannot be accommodated with services to support their disabilities at

community college programs like caa. give those students who otherwise would have had to end their education. a chance at life long learning. >> without age limits or restrictions. we're just here to try to provide our students and our staff as well. >> with everything that they need, 2 billion achieve their own personal visions. the school encourages students to re-enroll. >> even after they have graduated in saratoga, it >> philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> i love programs like that and that great. yeah, it is. >> we've got really great conditions outside right now is we're taking at the embarcadero lot of sunshine this is a on the, you know, corvette kind of weather. oh, this will be a weekend to take the top down down. yeah. if you want to get really that's best part. right? there is a feeling super okay. i'm not going to move because it sounds like my mic is having

some problems. so this is going to be a very still weather forecast. >> looking outside right now, we've got all that sunshine up above. if you're dropping the top this morning, you're definitely getting a little bit of a shiver going. we are going to be seeing spotty showers today as we make our way through the rest of the weekend. we will be seeing conditions out there that eventually do get a little bit drier. there's the sierra up there as i try not to move as much as possible. also looking at some cold air stashed up right there, low pressure area moves out today. still looking at that cold air stashed up with us now we are going to be seeing just a chance of showers today. honestly, i keep the top up today. a fire you will still be looking at a few showers here and there this afternoon for the east bay shoreline and some thunder storm potential for the inland east bay as we move into the tail end of the afternoon. good news is tomorrow. even though remaining kind of cool is going to be a dry one saturday night into sunday. we do see a brief chance of a few light showers pushing through mostly while we're sleeping.

and then after that, we will be officially dry from sunday. take the top off into next week when we will be seeing it. finally warming up. temperatures today will be cool. still a few showers about a 10th of an inch possible for some inland areas. and we still do have a winter weather advisory in effect for the sierra nevada up until 11:00pm. tonight, a winter storm warning in effect for the mountains above la. as for the sierra snow level dropping this morning as low as 1000 feet took us till april. but we eventually got some really low elevation. snow fall moving very slowly. here is that my mike oakley doesn't cut out some 50's for your daytime highs today. as for opening day for that ceppt giants. if you're getting out there, it's all about the layers. i'm still holding on to that chance of a shower. i just don't you be unprepared. so make sure that you keep those layers with them and maybe just pack the rain jacket. as for tomorrow and sunday. staying cool. we do have 70's back by monday for the eclipse and some low 80's back in the game by the middle of next week. back to you. all

right, john, thank you for let's get a look at that traffic. things are looking really good bay bridge. >> 10 minute ride. no accidents or delays on a ridge is 7, bridge just short of 14 80 to 101. there was a summer filled bridge around 11 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls 20 minute morning. dry. >> okay. let's turn our attention to the warriors. the dubs were taking on last night. they needed to win it. >> that needs a win try their best and it looks like they might have done just four's. kate rooney has the highlights. the dubs are riding one of their hottest streaks of the season. and with just over a week to go in the regular season. >> every game is crucial for golden state's postseason prospects. now, you know, draymond green. he's been sharp in all week about thursday's game against houston talking about how the upstart rockets have no chance of catching the dubs for the 10th spot in the standings and that he and the warriors would not come out of postseason contention. chance for dream

on to prove his point in houston. and once the game started. kind of did, it was pretty much over for the rockets early. steph curry jump starting the team to a 19 to 6 blitz in the first. when stuff starts going down. one-handed fly through the key hook shots. yeah. you can call it a night. he finished with 29 points. klay thompson caught fire early on as varies the off-balance 3 from the corner. he was 7 of 11 from beyond the arc and also finished with 29 points. warriors were up. >> 15 at the break. time to let the youngsters get in some minutes, right? well, chris paul. so young but knows how to set someone up. he throws the alley-oop to trayce jackson-davis for the flush. tjd finished with a career-high 20 points. warriors pick up the loose ball here. jackson davis. this is the layup. moses moody cleans up the boards with the follow slam warriors win going away, won 33 to one 10 to

nothing head dallas to face the maps. they won a season-high 6 games in a row and 5 straight road games. sure is a fun and to the season as we wait, what their final seeding will be. >> heading into that post season. that will do it for sports. now, back to you. >> all right. well, a 52 is the time. and do you find yourself nodding off work? sometimes never musa. they found that nearly half of americans smith. can you measure the know, the bank or i was the guy out a few times a year. people report doing exactly what you see here the screen. this survey was done by sleep doctor and discover that 46% of workers. you have take a nap at work. sometimes. but a 3rd said they they saw a lot blogs on a weekly basis. not sure what that means, but the poll of more than 1200 people also found that. >> remote or hybrid workers are actually more likely nap during the day because it's so

easy just, you know, turn the web camera away. catch a few winks. i saw this cnn davis, my fallen asleep at at work from home. yeah. and they slip past their alarm and missed the boy, nick. >> oh, boy. yeah. that that's run the risk of that. easy to do. yeah. when you're >> just feet away from your before. all right, a 53 is the time. >> up next on the kron, 4 morning news in our next hour. the u.s. labor department saw drop in unemployment rates despite layoffs in the tech industry will have the latest numbers in just a minute. next. stop. you got it? let's go back to the beginning. are you... your electric future. customized. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪

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have whatever that means. >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, newly released body camera footage shows the moments before police pacifica police should a mother who was attacking her own son. now that the a's are heading to sacramento, many are beginning to wonder what's going to happen to the coliseum will take a look and across the bay at oracle park. it is the home opener for giants baseball. we're live in just a minute. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here at 09:00am on a friday morning. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom. >> look at that