now on the phone, morning news, open leaders move forward with renaming the oakland airport. >> saying is going benefit the city despite a was a leaders threatening legal action. and also police trying to figure out what led up to a deadly shooting. this happened in the jail town neighborhood. and always a highway. 80 are back open after a semi truck overturned in a word shutting it down for hours. have all that and more coming up. >> 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 james fletcher. a harvey in for darya folsom today. the big story, the changing for cats right today is our last dry day before winter returns. we've got john with all the

exactly right. a dry one today. so don't cancel those plans for today, just because it's looking a little cooler. it's still going to be a pleasant day to be out and about just a little cloudier and definitely jacket where the your view outside right now at what we've got over san francisco, a few mid level clouds, a deep in marine layer scooting across the bay in that ocean. cool. they're definitely cooling us off. even in advance of the cold front that is still sitting to the north and west of us, which is going to result in showers kicking off overnight tonight into tomorrow. and then those even cooler temperatures come tomorrow. right now temperatures are hanging out in the 50's for most areas oakland-alameda at 54 degrees right now. well, petaluma at 53 later today. only 60's. really daytime highs, a full 15 degrees cooler for some inland spots than yesterday. i'll be talking this weekend's rainfall, which is on its way very soon. still to come, michael thomas is at a busy morning looking at the roads. what's the latest? >> yeah, good morning, everyone. will we have had a busy 2 days. this is day 2 now of a big rig over turning in

the east bay for our commuters and taking a closer look. you can see it's right at southbound 8.80, it's near the winton avenue in hayward and essentially that big rig did turn over on its side. it did have 2 tractors attached to it. that backtracked the second backtrack or they were able to get it back up on its right side. so things are looking good. the eta of cleanup was 9 o'clock. if you are looking for some alternative routes, you're heading that way, because we're still seeing a lot of residual delays. you can exit west a street and take us period boulevard all the way down. again. the crashes right near winton avenue on southbound lanes. so the 2 left lanes are still currently closed, looking at some areas towards that accident. you can livermore to dublin. it's a 60 minute commute. 5.80, looks good. the castro valley area could start to see some delays at some point. but my best that would be for you to take 6.80. and if you are taking 6.80, you can see that commute. 21 minutes from dublin to fremont lastly, we'll take a look at the san mateo bridge. 13 minute

commute from 8.80, to 101. so things are looking a lot better and will tran will have more details on what that semis looking like. it hopefully it's all cleared up. other breaking news. let's go and see what what that looks like on southbound 8.80, with will tran. >> what's the latest word will? >> are us to finally get the big rig out of here. but exactly what they did at around 08:30am, in the morning right now, caltrans crews, they are cleaning up the mast mean the oil spill. they put some absorbent on the ground and you can see them scooping it up once they do that, they will clear this scene reopening all of southbound 8.80, back to the public. but the damage severely done starting at 04:30am, in the morning when the big rig driver just was either drowsy at the wheel, possibly speeding. they're still investigating that. but they

believe may be possibly drowsy because he bounced off the right side, right? well, on southbound 8.80, tried to correct the big rig and ultimately went all across the freeway and then slammed into the center divider on southbound 8.80, just before the 92 split. they had to shut down all lanes initially and then slowly but surely at around 7 o'clock in the morning, they open up another lane, giving it 2 lanes at 8 o'clock 3 lanes. and then they are ready to leave this particular scene here. but the damage stretched for miles and it took a long time because the back of the semi truck actually was overturned. so they hadn't basically cut it in half. get the back of the big rig on all of its wheels. and then tow the big rig basically individually away from this particular scene and look at the mess that it had to clean up. as far as the

caltrans crews, all the burned out flares on the roadway. but the good news is if you are leaving now, you probably won't feel it much longer as it's starting to unclog, so to speak, like a pipe that was clogged now is starting to unclog. and as the morning moves on, you drive by here, you're probably wouldn't even know that for hours traffic was going maybe one, 2 miles per hour past the scene. all right. well, thank you, 904, is the time and elsewhere in the east bay. we have leaders out there at the port of oakland voting unanimously to move forward with renaming oakland airport. so the board there to make a final vote next month. this is san francisco is getting ready. >> to follow lawsuit against the port saying that new name infringes supposed trademark. we have kron four's sara stinson with the very latest. >> and impending lawsuit from san francisco didn't seem to stop the port of oakland's board. in fact, they didn't bring it up at all.

commissioners only talked about how the name change will put oakland airport on the map boosting its revenue. the oakland airport is one step closer to getting a new name. the san francisco bay, oakland international airport to stickley i 7 eyes most the board of port commissioners unanimously voted in favor of the new name in its first reading of the ordinance thursday afternoon. the commission says this is needed to boost travelers, geographic awareness of where the airport is located because there's a lack of name recognition or you're a graphic again, if any information on the airport. >> it is hard to sell tickets to a down during public comment. nearly 2 dozen people spoke some in favor of the new name. we see that that this will expose oakland. >> to an international market that is not necessarily aware of our location, but some who live in oakland spoke against it. this seems like corporate

gentrification. >> if you have to change and keep oakland in the front, san francisco doesn't want the proposed name has gained a lot of criticism from san francisco officials. we believe that this new name >> will ultimately be misleading to customers creating greater confusion. the service. >> and ill will san francisco city attorney david chiu send a letter to the board on monday threatening legal action saying the rename infringes suppose trademark chu says the vote forces them to pursue litigation are very disappointed that oakland. >> refused to engage with us. we're sending that they're going for and we will consider all legal options. the president of the board requested that they take the next couple weeks today. just public comments and take the final vote. >> on may 9th. meanwhile, the sf city attorney plans to release next steps and taking legal action against the port in the coming days. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. 907, is a

time and search and rescue teams up in sonoma county are still looking for a missing teen who was last spotted in the russian river right around steelhead beach. was a little before 05:00pm yesterday that someone called sonoma county fire about 2 teens that needed to be rescued from the water. crews responded. they were able to pull one of those teams out, but they're still looking for the second one. their search has resumed this morning. well, business owners along valencia street in san francisco's mission district are prepared to take legal action against the city over those new bike lanes that were installed on that street. they say those lanes are blocking to customers. it devastated their revenue. fact, they say more than 10 businesses on the lake to street have closed since the city installed those bike lanes. >> well, a berkeley man was charged with a woman right near bart station. investigators say it happened around 6 monday night while the victim was walking near the north conquered bart police say ridge junior attacked or forced her to the ground and raped or lease. a woman fought back to them and eventually ran into the bart

station. police say they later found ridge and arrested him on the bart train. court documents show ridge was released from jail for days before that conquer barred attack. he was arrested last month in millbrae after he reportedly assaulted a woman at over a bart station. well, congress police say the man is also a convicted murderer behind bars for almost 15 years. prosecutors say ridge was freed from prison sometime after 2019 because of change in the california law. >> well, deadly shooting shutdown oakland city streets for hours last night and have a right along kennedy street right near 8.80. that kron four's dan thorn with that story. >> heartbroken family members stunned while standing before a number of oakland police investigators after a man was shot and killed. police having to cordon off kennedy street between denison and the i-80 south on-ramp for several hours thursday evening, traffic heading onto the

freeway building up at times as many onlookers responded to the large police presence, a woman who lives along kennedy street telling kron 4 off camera the killing may have been related to an attempted robbery. police have not confirmed those details after investigators comb through the scene, the alameda county coroner's office collected the man's body. the police tape was eventually removed as officers cleared the scene and with several businesses in the industrial area. it's unclear if any security video captured what happened. >> we're still working to get more information about this killing. we'll keep you updated as we learn more from oakland police in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> planned parent of clinics in california are preparing for an increase in out of state patients for abortions after the arizona supreme court of held a ban on the procedure. this comes in the wake of tuesday's decision to effectively ban abortions by reinstating an 18 64 law. that

probe is the procedure except to save a mother's life, then is it to take effect in 2 weeks? >> 9.10, is the time and it happy or news. check it out. ikea opening its new food hall in downtown san francisco. a lot of folks cheering it on this 2 story. food hall can fit more than 400 people. they've got 11 different types of food. it also has an entertainment space that's suitable for live music or community gatherings. we actually had san francisco mayor london breed out there at the grand opening. and here's what she had to say. >> you know what we see outside with our friend out me and others. we see safe streets. we opportunity. we see a change. we see the and it's right on san francisco today because al uhaul is for all of the people of our city to enjoy. and the people who visit will have an opportunity to experience it as well. >> well, the food hall will also serve its own beer brewed

locally by san francisco craft brewery. 4 point. >> all right. still ahead, the kron 4 morning news and east bay burger joint is facing a lawsuit. why the owners say it is forcing the map to close their doors for good and the blue police department has agreed to police oversight. why attorney general rob bonta to enhance public safety in the city. time is running out for you to do your basil, john, reporting in washington. >> what advice the irs has for you. and we've got another storm on its way this weekend really cooling things off for us. we're seeing the initial signs of that already with a little bit of a cooler and cloudier forecast today. rainfall will hold off on that until tonight. i've got your forecast. >> good morning. coming up, we're talking all about traffic. we'll show you some residual delays we're seeing in the east bay. plus, we'll show you some drive

>> you know, all right. we are back. first prize. yeah. after being postponed last week because of the rain, it is back starting tonight. everybody's pretty excited. yeah. i be tonight. meth or what you're going absolutely. it's a monthly event where they get together and they just support community that you might remember. they have some fundraising issues in some money problems, but now they are back and they're going to celebrate the arts and culture and community oakland. a lot of people going to be taking part in and i hope people know because it's kind of confusing, right? it's not technically the first friday since so it's 7 in tonight and it's happening tonight. you know, last week, hopefully they can get out there and enjoyed before the raindrops start to fall because that's what we're watching. the timing of the

john. absolutely. it's a good friday for first fridays because it's going to hold up. how long does it go? tell it like bends it like >> there when the 9 ishmael be get okay at the rain will get here until after we're going to be looking at a little bit of clouds out there across the bay area today. but, yeah, excellent weather for any plans that you may have tomorrow is the day i'm kind of looking at suspect. >> as the that's the one that we see the rain pushing through and a little bit breezier too. there's your low pressure area anchoring this dip in the jet stream that is bringing us that cooler air. let's time it out. hour by hour today. you're good to go. a little bit of clouds here and there definitely a noticeably cooler feel. i mean, will only be in the 60's out there. so keep the sweaters, the light jackets with you. here's around. 01:00am tonight. showers begin to arrive at the coast and in the north bay on into early hours of tomorrow morning. 03:00am like i mentioned, there's that heavier rain that rushes through along with our strongest of winds, too. and that cold air along with that will result in low elevation

snowfall right here in the bay area towards the time you're getting up tomorrow morning, right at the tail end of at least that first wave of energy will get a few hours break during morning hours afternoon, though, we kick it back up with chance of convection thunderstorm building towards the latter half of the day for your saturday. so saturday starts having seen that heavy overnight rain fall and will end with some additional showers and a chance of thunderstorms sunday. we're not quite out of the woods. a few isolated showers here and there, but definitely lighter than saturday after that. that's when we're smooth sailing. as far as rainfall totals go, models are all in agreement. now it's any between a half an inch further inland and inch and a half, especially closer to the coastline. so this is a good amount of rainfall, especially after that warm up. we saw for the sierra some snowfall in the sierra, but not a ton in the northern sierra. only a wind advisory as you're heading over donner summit, expect a few inches of snow likely no closures up there. this system is really going to impact the central and southern sierra talking

yosemite through sequoia, national parks with winter weather advisories there. and that's where expect over a foot of snowfall. where is donner summit echo past a few inches of it. maybe upwards of 6 inches of snow. as for the bay area today, we are going to be looking at temperatures anywhere from the 50's at the coast to the 60's to barely crack in the low 70's, really just for the south bay, though, temperatures for the rest of us going to be as much as 15 degrees cooler than they were yesterday, which is a noticeable difference to say the least. we're still nice. we're just not as warm as we were. oakland at 62 today and the act. one of our warmer spots yesterday. it only 68 degrees today and tomorrow it will be even cooler yet with highs only in the upper 50's and those cold showers next week. even though we do clear out and dry out, we're still not going to warm up too much only in the low 70's at the warmest michael. >> thanks, john, like to hear those warm weather days. also make for good traffic days. well, this morning we're still

seeing some residual delays over in the east bay. so if you're commuting this morning, keep that in mind. take a look. there was a semi that was overturned. i know you're thinking that happened yesterday morning. it did will happen today as well. so southbound 80 all lanes are currently open. it's in the hayward area, but we're still seeing a lot of residual delays. it's near the whitney avenue area. so just keep that in mind as you're heading out for that morning commute, taking a look at some areas that may have been affected by that. a lot of people were taking 6.80 and you can see those over in livermore and dublin right now, 15 minute commute. not too bad. so overall, good taking a look over in antioch, antioch, to concord. a 20 minute commute that morning congestion is now gone. taking a look at some drive times those heading over towards the bay bridge in the maze crockett to the maze. 19 minute commute, walnut creek to 5, 80 13 minute commute. castro valley to the may 16 minute commute stanley and or to the maze. also a 60 minute look at that bay bridge. right now. those metering lights are off. it's only a 15 minute commute across the bridge into

the city. some drive times for those who are a little bit more inland livermore to dublin, 15 minutes, dublin to fremont 20 minutes, san leandro to milpitas 30 minutes, which is great because about an hour ago that was at 90 minutes milpitas to sunnyvale. seven-minute commute. lastly, we'll take a look at some bridges. we've got the san mateo bridge, 13 minute commute, which is all great, leslie, that golden gate bridge with the 20 minute commute into the city. james andrade, i'll send it back to okay, michael, thank you. 9.19 is the time in the north bay. the city of toledo has entered now into a settlement agreement. >> 4 police oversight with california's department of justice in twenty-twenty valais police department was supposed to implement at least 45 reforms that dealt with everything from unlawful use of force to racial bias. >> and strengthening police accountability. well, the department has complied with 20 of those 45 recommendations, but the doj says that's not enough. california's attorney general rob bonta said in a statement thursday that the new agreement with the city and the police department

demonstrates commitment now to correcting injustices and enhancing public safety for the people of the land. well, here are some dramatic video of a helicopter rescue on mount tam deputies say that woman was in a car that went down a ravine wednesday night. and that clearly was so just rough in terms of terrain that they had to basically use that helicopter to drop somebody down and snag her and bring her back up for taken to the hospital. a dramatic rescue that all's well that ends. well, luckily, she was fine. now. >> times on i-20 and they're only a few days left to file your taxes haven't done again. right now. the irs says they're ready to help if you need our washington correspondent basil, john explains. time's running out for you to do your taxes go at

the irs is to make the tax filing process as simple easy as possible. irs commissioner danny werfel. >> says the irs is ready to help with more workers in call centers in for walk-ins. >> and updated irs website and by offering direct file for millions of americans are excited about all these changes that we're making to help serve taxpayers better. the irs has already processed more than 88 million tax returns. and we're a full says recent investments have made the process quicker for last minute filers. >> 2 out of every 3 taxpayers that's file with us been found and we need to be ready to help them get those refunds. timely. ted rossman with bankrate encourages taxpayers to file electronically for the fastest refunds. you can still be snagged if you file on paper, but if you file electronically. >> and you don't have any weird exceptions are mistakes. you know, most people are getting those refunds within about 3 weeks. the irs warns

filers against the biggest mistake main when filing they file an incorrect return incomplete returns and rosman says don't be late. the consequences of missing the deadline are severe. if you don't file at all, there can be a 5% penalty assessed every month. the failure to pay is half of a percentage point every month. so that can still add up. you have until april 15th reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> all right. we're going take a break here at 9.22. but coming up on the kron 4 morning news, an animal shelter in the east bay is shelter in the east bay is offering free adopti - my childhood was tough. i didn't grow up in a warm, supportive home, so the trauma i went through led to something called toxic stress, but it's gonna be different for my son.

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>> county sheriffs are investigating a robbery that took place in the early morning hours. officials say they responded to a report of an armed robbery out of business on al camino road just after 02:00am deputies say 2 armed suspects allegedly stole various items from the business before they fled on foot. police say that investigation is still ongoing as they are still looking for both suspects. >> well, the contra costa animal shelter is overflowing right now with pets. and so they're looking for more people to trying to adopt or foster them. they say they're waiving the fees right now to sweeten the deal in hopes of bringing some of these animals to their homes. >> like shelters across the bay in the state. you know, trying outside of the box ideas putting in new programs and initiatives to help, you know, get more pets whether that's going casual a doctor who was looking to adopt their new family member or to a rescue who's going to spend

some time with those animals that need a little more time to either decompress or maybe they have some behavioral or medical issues that need to be worked through before they're suitable to go to a casual doctor. well, right now, again, adoptions are free. so if you're looking for a pet. give them a chance. all right, tonight, 26, we're going take a break. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay burger joint facing a lawsuit now. >> and the owner says that's forcing them to close. we'll forcing them to close. we'll explain.

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back 9.30, is the time as we get a check of the weather and i mean, i can't believe the weekend is here and it was far from friday. light bright weather stake in a twist. luckily we get to squeeze out one more day of dry weather. john, we got this one more yet that we don't have to worry about showers today tomorrow. on the other hand, it's totally the opposite. it's going to be fairly active for most of the day on saturday. >> so go ahead. take advantage of this one. just do it with that extra layer outside. looking outside right now from mount tam. we've got a bit of cloud cover out there for sure. it's a bit breezy. it's a bit cooler than yesterday. no 80's, hardly even any 70's. and there's your showers sitting several hours to our north. the really begin impacting us overnight tonight. so unless you're out really late tonight, you're not going to see much of anything. temperatures right now are in the 50's conquered and hayward at 56, oakland and alameda each at 54 degrees right now later on today, we'll get to the 60's. but only a couple spots even reaching 70. and after the

past few days of 80's, that is definitely on the cooler side. michael. >> thanks, john. well, good morning, everyone. it's friday and things are finally finally starting to clear up. we did see some major delays in the east bay this morning. but right now things are all good. we're just seeing a couple of residual delays. you can see it's right on southbound 8.80, in the hayward area. it's near the winton avenue. so just if you're passing through their know that you're eventually going to make it through. taking a live look right now at the bay bridge. you can see it's a total commuted. 15 minutes from the east bay, the maze into the city. not too bad for friday morning. taking a live look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge 7 minutes from tolls to 101. everything is moving smoothly. there. lastly, san mateo bridge, there we go. 13 minute commute over there. there was some earlier delays. there was some vehicles that were pulled over onto the side. chp says those are now cleared. so we may see a couple of residual delays as you pass over that bridge. lastly, that golden gate bridge, you can see the sun beaming down a little bit 20

minute commute into the city leave you all with some drive times crockett to the may 18 minutes. walnut creek to 5, 80 12 minutes. castro valley to the may 16 minutes in san leandro to the maze about 15 minutes as well. james and rain send it back to you. all right, michael, thank for that update. there. >> well, 9.31 is a time and in the east bay, the owners of a richmond burger joint say they are unfortunately having to close their doors for good customers who've been coming there for decades are devastated powers. dan kerman tells us why the owner had to make that choice. >> for the past 38 years, those who live or work in point richmond have come to depend on great american hamburger and pie company. further lunchtime burger in this place since i mean, i was a little boy. i've coming here for years and years it's such as stable enrichment items. it's unbelievable weather. closing. >> they just, you know, super really, really nice people. great food, you know, historic spot here in town. but now this point, richmond

institution is closing its doors for good. the success that we had. >> it's because of this coming in. >> owner george callie of us is closing the family business and saying goodbye is difficult. we know everybody. >> and the community. we know they're good times throughout their lives for the past 30 years. we know their kids. and now we know the kids with their kids. the decision to close is based on numerous factors, including. >> tough times during covid. but the tipping point was a january lawsuit filed by a wheelchair bound customer lynching. >> the restaurant violates the americans with disabilities act because it was not accessible to him. it's really no different than any other civil rights it's no different. statutes that prohibit some of due to the race, statue. just so you cannot be excluded. >> does your disability and that's been around for cases very important civil rights action. >> i'm all for.

>> disability act. yes, they need to have access every word, if i can deliver this to the curb. why not? >> coli says his landlord when pay for the ada upgrades. so the decision was made to close guide. thank so now the family is thanking its longtime customers serving up its last burgers and planning for the future. a wife is looking forward to good vacation. >> my son and i we're thank and we have started a clothing, fashion conflict. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 9.33 is the time. and also in the news today, san francisco police have arrested a man accused of shooting and killing someone outside of a barbershop in the mission district. >> this was a drive-by shooting that happened last week near the intersection of mission and 20th. the suspected shooter is scheduled to be arraigned next wednesday. and if convicted, he faces life in prison

without parole. no word on the identity of the victim. a motorcyclist died yesterday after crashing into a freeway barrier in san francisco. investigators say he was driving on the eastbound 80 connector to 101 when he lost control, hit a freeway barrier and launched himself into the lanes of westbound 80 police say that is where a vehicle struck him. >> well, we have news for the salmon fishing he's been banned or second year in a row because of the low population of fish. so state officials voted to close the season. experts say the 2019, 2020 drought played a huge role. they say the salmon. they respond in those drought years and migrated now. and i had a really low survival rate because the water was so warm. >> it's the best way to handle it. we've we've done it before. the fish do come back. if you just leave them alone. >> governor gavin newsom requested a federal fishery disaster declaration to support fishing communities this year. but experts say

that's going to take months before federal approval. state officials are going to vote on fishing only in streams, rivers sometime next month. >> in the south bay and invasive mosquito that carries deadly viruses for humans was discovered in a san jose neighborhood with kron four's philippe to call reporting on what's being done to try to get rid of them. >> this adult female 80's. the mosquito that we collected from the china lane last week, machado lane is in an east san jose neighborhood and county of santa clara vector control district ecologist doctor taylor kelly says this is one of 6 80's aegypti mosquitoes found during the district's regular surveillance program in traps set across the community. arts for the beautiful mosquito today have these sort iridescent white scales, black and white lakes, which people may be able to recognize that they're getting it. >> and then they also have this beautiful liar pattern on their back. doctor kelly stresses the public, though, to not get lost and their

beauty. >> make no mistake. this non native species of mosquito is aggressive bites during the d can transmit several viruses that cause deadly diseases become ryan's to can going. yeah. >> and thank you know, a very victory control district manager 9 here. says much like in contra costa county 80's aegypti was discovered in santa clara county in 2022. >> and due to a quick response and cooperation from the community, vector control crews were able to eradicate the mosquitoes by getting rid of any standing water trying to. >> make sure it is not to stop fishing >> county of santa clara consumer and environmental protection agency. director edgar nolasco says his team is working with the state department of public health to determine how the mosquitoes returned to the south bay likely transported in some type of container or vehicle. the species is president in 19

of the state's 58 counties. if there isn't any standing water in any containers, mosquitoes don't reproduce. and we help lower. >> the risk for for any type of diseases that spread among our community. inspect your east san jose property. >> czech bowls, tarps. anything that holds water and get rid of it in san jose. philippe djegal all kron 4 nays. >> all right. well, still no sign of that gray will. tale was tangled in a fishing net. the marine mammal center says the search is going to resume after the weekend storm passes. the well was spotted tuesday right near pacific covid disappear wednesday, rescue crews set out a boat cover 70 mile area between pacific and point rays that unable to find the will. crews are hoping they can put a satellite tracker on the well and then down the road, reconnect it and then remove the net. >> well, inflation, higher interest rates and rising housing costs are putting the squeeze on. those are looking to buy a home here in

california. fact, researchers out at credit news say the top 4 most unaffordable metropolitan areas in the whole country or right here in california course there. researchers say the qualifying income for an average home down to the south bay. so we're talking san jose sonny bill, santa clara is a whopping $425,000 per year. that's what you have to earn to qualify for a loan for an average home. next. you see there, san francisco, oakland, berkeley, where you need to earn about $310,000 in southern california. the qualifying income needed to afford an average home in the l a long beach in anaheim area is $256,000. and in san diego, 253,000. >> well, let's talk about the state legislature. they've approved plan. the democrats say will shrink a portion of the state's multibillion-dollar deficit that we've got. capitol correspondent eytan wallace taking a closer look at what they plan to cut. clerk will open the road. when the state assembly. to the state senate

are 32 knows 5 the measure process. democratic lawmakers in both chambers overwhelmingly approving a plan they say will immediately shrink part of the state budget deficit by 17.3 billion dollars. this is not. >> the final word on our state budget far from it. this is the first step assembly budget committee chair just a gabriel delivering that message, noting the plan takes a chunk out of the deficit, but he stresses it's just that a chalk. in fact, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office estimates the state faces a total deficit of 73 billion dollars while the newsom administration estimates it's closer to 38 billion. whatever the number democrats say their plan will help ahead of the legislature's june deadline to pass a fully balanced budget because >> this legislature and this governor. highly responsible in stewarding taxpayer resources. we are now reducing the shortfall months ahead. and when we have to do it, it's like paying down a

personal debt. you know, your student loan, a car payment. >> maybe advance payment towards your next mortgage payment. that's essentially what they're doing today. included in the plan. 5.2 billion in borrowing another 5.2 billion funding delays. >> and 3.6 billion in actual cuts including reductions to some climate programs and the program responsible for building school facilities. it also includes an estimated 700 plus million dollar cut to save an administrative costs across state agencies. but republicans say the plan does not cut enough and was negotiated without transparency. backroom deals done by the party in control. >> our caucus has not had the opportunity to weigh in and we have some serious budget deficits in out to the future that we need to really be adults in the room and tackle. looking ahead. assembly speaker robin reeva says he's adamant about not dipping into more than half of the state's 24 billion dollar rainy day fund to make sure it is still around to the state needed in future years, ensuring that still have some savings

>> that we is important of our caucus. and so got to be very cautious when forward. but, you know, certainly excited the progress we've made today, but we have some challenging choices to make and the governor is expected to sign this in the coming days. meantime, the legislature has until mid june to determine how to shrink the remaining portion of the deficit and pass a fully balanced budget reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> all right. still ahead on the kron, morning news, our 2 screens better than one. we'll tell you about the new trend in portable laptops. plus the computer to let you upgrade and replace the park to yourself. wow. >> and today is going to be dry tomorrow. not so much. you can already see some showers pushing into northern california. well, north of the bay area. there are showers activity tonight and a pickup really quickly, especially after midnight.

>> and we're back at 9.40, for a bay area. high school is receiving some national recognition. congratulations to students at livermore high for winning the world strides on stage. heritage festival music competition, the talented young musicians competed against 35 on samples from across the u.s. and after 2 days of competition, livermore's band orchestra and choir ensembles are 23 awards. the graduations? what said? yeah. >> all right. well, it's a day that a music you can play some music that yeah, better is not that we us a better today than tomorrow for sure. and joe,

you were absolutely yes today. not a bad one at all. i know we've talked a lot of changes already for today. >> but it's not that were particularly bad. it's just that yesterday was particularly warm from the 80's to the 60's. today is kind of where we're headed. you can see people out there at the embarcadero got the jackets on and a little bit of cloud cover out there. rainfall is still sitting well out of our neck of the woods. you can see it several hours to our north reading is certainly a wet day. but for the bay area, we're going to see our rainfall pushing through well after the sun goes down tonight, low pressure anchored to the west of us at this moment is already dragging in some cooler air our direction. we will see cloud cover through the day dry until around 10 to 11 for the north bay. and then closer to midnight. if not after that for the rest of us really into your predawn hours of tomorrow morning is when we're going to see the heaviest of rainfall dragging in cool air with it. and with that comes some low elevation snowfall in our own bay area. mountaintops. tomorrow morning, we get a brief breather from the rain. some nice, relatively calm conditions for much of the morning. a few sprinkles out

there. chance of thunderstorms really picks up into the mid afternoon tomorrow and then pockets of heavy rain. even downpours expected throughout the remainder of the day into the evening sunday itself will be calmer but not ruling out some showers and even some late day showers drifting through the bay area towards the close of the day on sunday. after that, we are smooth sailing. the rest of the forecast models are in alignment now that we will receive around a half an inch to an inch and a half of rainfall for the bay. most of those higher rainfall totals will be up in the santa cruz mountains. leiter totals further inland out towards the delta, the sierra. we'll see snowfall of the lighter amounts further north in the sierra. that means lake tahoe is not going to be the focus of this system. just a few inches of snow up that way with some wind advisories. this is more so a central and southern sierra snow maker with yosemite down through sequoia national parks under winter weather advisory starting tomorrow. and that's where you'll see that several feet of snowfall. if you're heading up donner summit,

bring the chains with yet, but likely closer to 6 inches of it. as for today's daytime highs, it will be 50's to 60's out there 50's at the coastline 60's pretty consistently elsewhere. only a few spots even holding on to the lowest of 70's today, including san jose, santa clara campbell, in milpitas east bay temps, mostly in the mid to upper 60's for you. heyward and castro valley at 64 while oakland at 62, the you'll be at 63 and santa rosa at 64. tomorrow's temperatures only in the upper 50's at our warmest cold showers and winter not done yet. seemingly sunday, not much warmer, although we will be clear and comparatively dry by next week. not warming up too much. only low 70's at the very warmest even into the middle of next week. >> cleaning clear. thanks, john. and good morning, everyone. we are finally starting to see some clearing of those residual delays this morning over in the east bay. we did see that semi that

tipped over. take a look. it's on 8.80, it southbound lanes. you can see just a small, tiny you even went from red, right into orange. so that means it's even better for your commute this morning. that is almost all cleared up. for the most part, the lanes are completely open, but those residual delays slowly getting themselves out the way 17 minute commute crockett to the maze. 12 minute commute. walnut creek to find a castro valley to the maze 18 minutes. stanley and or to the maze 12 minutes taking a look over at the livermore to dublin area. 15 minute commute, dublin to fremont 19 minutes. san leandro milpitas. 31 minutes, peters to sunnyvale. 7 minutes taking a look at the bridge right now. bay bridge, 14 minute commute over into the city. not too bad for right now. taking a look at the richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to 1, 0, 1, 8 minute commute and that san mateo bridge. this is not too far from where we saw that major congestion earlier this morning. great commute of 13 minutes on to the peninsula. that golden gate bridge. 21 minute commute. i will send it

back to you 2 over at the desk and hopefully by 10 o'clock, we'll have no residual delays. all right, michael, you for that. >> well, the man who investigators say stole a plane from palo alto crash landing on a nearby beach won't stand trial. a judge suspended all criminal proceedings after ruling he wasn't competent. investigators say the man told them he stole the plane to show the government airports lack proper security. prosecutors say the private plane stall was not seriously damaged. and the tsa says they discovered more than 1500 guns at airport checkpoints. just the first 3 months of this year. that's a small number drop compared to the same time period last year. the number of guns intercepted airport to steal overall more than 93% of the guns founded the 1st quarter this year. they were loaded. it. the passenger must travel with guns. tsa requires they have to be unloaded, locked away and declared in a checked bag. well, several tech companies are coming out now with some new laptops that

have some pretty unique features jared's tomorrow shows. >> the different models and their specs. >> laptops are getting more versatile as companies rethink the standard design. today, i'm taking a look at some unique models with dual screens, diy repairs and even ai keys. like mobile phones, laptop makers are rethinking the standard form factor. >> seuss send book duo 2024. is an ultra portable laptop with 2 14 inch 3 lead touch screens. you can use it in dual screen mode with a blue tooth or virtual keyboard sharing mode or propping up in desktop mode. thanks to a built-in kickstand. and yes, you can use it as a regular laptop 2 plus and gadgets says it's the first screen laptop actually worth buying. it starts at $1500. hp has a similar machine called the

specter foldable pc its price year, gives you a lot of the same features, remove the keyboard to create one large, 17 and screen or you can have 2.12, inch screens, smart software helps your window snap to just the right layout. there's even a built-in kickstand. this one starts at $5,000. how about a laptop computer you can repair or upgrade yourself. that's what framework is doing with their 16 inch laptop. ultimately, the problem is that we're just piling up waste around the world as we turn through these devices that not designed to be repairable upgradeable frameworks laptops lets you customize just about every component you need. and since are modular, you can easily swap them out for repair. >> machine start at $850. finally, all laptops and the samsung galaxy book for series have a touch screen while the top of the line model has a new intel core culture. 9 processor inside which adds an npe you that's a processing unit. this handles ai tasks.

this computer also has a new ai key built-in won't brings up microsoft's ai assistant called co pilot. this screen is big, bright and incredibly sharp. but the entire package is super lightweight. the galaxy book for series starts at $1100. it is going to be key as manufacturers push new ai capabilities of their laptops. >> in effort to get people to buy or upgrade. if you want more information about any of these laptops, go to my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> well, not a bay area basketball. the warriors on the road taking on the trail blazers in portland, 4th quarter will use a by one is steph curry makes the 3 12 lasers. they got possession. comes to still and that does extend their lead with a layup with a minute ago calling it opens up to make the 3 williams winning 100 tonight, too. and then takl on the

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now, these are there supposedly more per capita than any other city air other popular universe artists such as drake or olivia rodrigo remain unavailable on tiktok. alright. >> its 9.56. and a new food hall is opening up in downtown san francisco are going to find out what it has to offer. >> coming up in the next hour, plus, open officials moving forward with their plan to rename oakland airport despite the threat san francisco, they're going to sue him. if they do tell you why some local residents say the name change doesn't make sense to them. and also ahead, a person shot and killed in opel. tell you what police know so far in bad investigation. right now.

the kron 4 morning news, oakland leaders move forward with renaming oakland airport despite san francisco leaders threatening legal action. oakland police are trying to figure out what led up to deadly shooting that happened in the jungle town neighborhood. more to come in a minute. >> from the bay local news station, you're watching you on morning team. >> and more rain coming our way. that's the other big headline this morning on this friday, april 12. thank you for joining us. i'm james fletcher. we've got john standing by in the weather center now with more on that stormy weather on the horizon yeah, tomorrow's going to be a cool wet one you thought we were done with it? maybe. but today is a sign of all those changes occurring this weekend. already a little bit cooler. nobody is getting up to the 80's today. hardly anyone is even getting up to