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>> now it to a historic milestone in san francisco. the latest details on the police department reform. plus, another day, another overturned big rig in the east bay. the latest road conditions after a major highway shut down. and authorities continue their search for a missing teen, the russian river. we have the latest developments. news station. >> he's calling for news 2. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waltman. the san francisco police department says it completed a series of reforms, but critics say there's still a lot of work to be done. kron 4 s charles clifford has the details. >> well, here in san francisco, the city and the police department say that they have completed a series of reforms that they have been working on for the better part

of a decade. 7 years ago, the police department was under heavy criticism following several violent incidents, including the shooting death of mario woods at the time the obama administration department of justice may 272 reform recommendations, including asking the department to address biased policing limit use of force, address racial equity issues, improve transparency and data collection. on friday, the police department announced that they have submitted the last 27 responses to all 272 reform recommendations. they submitted those responses to the california department of justice. now, critics of the department have said that the police department still has issues that need to be addressed, including use of force against black people in san francisco who make up a smaller percentage of the population. on friday. mayor london breed and police chief william scott acknowledge that there are issues that still need to be resolved. >> and while this is definitely a commemorative moment, this does not mean that we won't continue the great work that we're doing to

balance the reforms that we need to implement as well as making sure that we focus on public safety for san francisco. >> each and every one of us know that there's a lot more work to be done. and this worked. cole reform is never truly over. but we have put in place systems we put in place. infrastructure we put in place to support. to overcome challenges and to adapt we need to. and really that's what this work all about. >> now, even though the san francisco police department says they have completed all 272 recommendations, it's not clear yet if the california department of justice agrees that those recommendations have been fulfilled. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> the city of entering into a settlement agreement for police oversight with california's department of justice in twenty-twenty, the vallejo police department was to implement at least 45 reforms around lawful use of force racial bias and strengthening police

accountability. the department has since compiled completed 20 of those 45 recommendations. but the department of justice says that's not enough. the attorney general rob bonta said in a statement yesterday that this new agreement with the city and the police department demonstrates commitment to correcting injustices and enhancing public safety for the people. a vallejo. 2 miners are behind bars right now for allegedly stealing a car in the leading police on a chase in the east yit was earlier this month the fremont police responded to reports ofa carjacking at an apartmencolex and boulevard. police officers found the stolen car before the ss then led them oa chase into oakland. and that's where they were caught. they face charges of carjacking and fleeing pursuing peace officers. police arrested an american canyon high school teacher for the second time in one week for child crimes. 41 year-old brad role was arrested this morning after investigators with the napa county sheriff's

office found new evidence that he allegedly committed unlawful and lewd acts with a minor. he is a physical education teacher and was on administrative leave following an arrest at the school on tuesday on charges including inappropriate contact with a minor. anyone with information about what might be going on here should call the napa county sheriff's office. a 67 year-old palo alto resident has now been charged with child crimes. lot of detectives were notified of a man speaking to undercover officers in georgia posing as a 12 year-old girl. this happened last month and detectives have learned that 67 year-old robert, when lau provided his cell phone number sent photos of himself and child abuse material and also made arrangements to meet in person. he was arrested yesterday and now faces charges, including can contacting a minor with the intent to commit a offense, attempting lewd acts on a child under 14 possession of child and arranging to meet

with the person believed to be a minor to engage in lewd behavior. detectives believe there might be other victims asking anyone with information to contact palo alto police. search and rescue teams in sonoma county continue looking for missing teen who was spotted last in the russian river around steelhead beach last night, someone called sonoma county fire about 2 teenagers who needed to be rescued from the water. crews were able to rescue one of them. but right now they're still looking for the second. all lanes are back open on southbound 8.80, after an overturned semi blocked lanes and hayward for several hours this morning. kron four's will tran shows us was drivers face during their morning commute. it took a little bit more than 4 hours to finally get the big rig out of here. but exactly what they did at around 08:30am, in the morning, 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 when 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. but the damage stretched for miles. and it took a long time because the back of the semi truck actually was overturned. so they had to 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. 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. >> we're taking a live look that looks like something chilly, roland, and they're over camera on top of mount tam kyle. us here in the weather center now to go over details that fog clouds, what's happening clouds? yeah, we've got some cloud cover coming in today and will be a little marine layer out there, too. but right now it's just the cool temperatures that i think everyone is feeling when they walk out the door. here's where we're at. 57 in san francisco. >> we do have some 60's out there. no 80's today. 64 in concord. you can see about 62 in napa, san jose. a little warmer at 67. but look at this. this is the difference in temperatures between 24 hours ago and now. so yes in santa rosa, we are 20 degrees cooler. then we were this time yesterday, 19 degrees cooler in livermore across the board.

it's a pretty cool day out there. no doubt about it. it's also a breezy day. you can see that picking up a nap and 22 miles per hour. oakland at 18, you can see 22 in fairfield. so no one really escaping this right now. we're all feeling the cool temperatures and the breezy conditions because of this low pressure system starting to push some of this moisture towards california. you can see in parts of northern california already getting some of these showers. we are not seeing them here yet in our viewing area, but they will be coming in later tonight. and i do mean later tonight. so to take you to about 10 o'clock tonight, you can see where it's just starting to work its way into the north bay. in the overnight hours, some heavy downpours will come through and if some cold air there, too, you can see as it rolls through your saturday remains very active and notice this. we could see a few thunderstorms cells that rolled through here as well. now, when you get into sunday, there's a little back end of a possible shower in the afternoon and then it all finishes up and it's all said and done. we're looking between about a half an inch and an inch of rain bay area wide. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk about the sierra snow coming our way as well. thank you. arizona's

attorney general is looking to california to be a safe haven for the state's doctors and nurses. this week, arizona supreme court. >> ruled in favor of a near total abortion ban. the attorney general there, kris mayes says her office is now looking into all avenues to mitigate the impact of the civil war air abortion ban, including helping arizona doctors get licenses and other states. 18 64 arizona law. outlaws abortion from the moment of conception and the only exception being to save a woman's life. any health care provider who performs an abortion could be charged with a felony and face up to 5 years in prison. governor gavin newsom says california remains ready to help people from arizona access reproductive health care. and that abortion ban is set to take effect in 2 weeks. planned parenthood clinics in california are preparing for an increase and out of state patients. and the republican

speaker of the house and donald trump are in florida. the 2 leaders will be making a joint announcement about election security at set to happen any moment now. our dc's raquel martin gets us up to date. the visit comes at a critical time for both leaders. we are now just days away from the former president's first criminal trial. >> and as conservatives threatened to remove johnson, a speaker speaker of the house, mike johnson is traveling south to florida to meet up with former president donald trump. >> at his mar-a-lago estate leader of our party. i think it's good for him. the speaker to get together on capitol hill. some republicans like congressman bob good are hopeful. the visit brings unity to the party on the same page. one thing the visit comes while johnson's leadership post hangs by a thread ultra conservatives led by georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor. greene are threatening to oust johnson after he worked across the aisle with democrats. the pass a budget. it is currently

has yet to pull the trigger. the move would likely plunge the house into another drawn-out vote for a new speaker because of my respect for my conference, i won't drawing red lines. greenan says trump is not influencing her decision but democrats suggest the former president is calling the shots. that's a question that speaker johnson is going to have to answer himself ahead of johnson and trump announcement. the biden campaign with already on the attack. in a statement, a spokesperson calls the 2 leaders losers who, quote, are teaming up to spread lies and misinformation. johnson and trump are expected to lay out ideas about how to stop noncitizens from voting. >> according to federal law, however, that is already a felony. but now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> coming up here to the oakland airport is likely going to get a new name. why the city of san francisco is now prepared to go to court over it and a new threat to

the elimination of measles in the u.s. why medical experts say the rapid rise in cases could indicate that the country is losing immunity. nearly 25 years after the disease was eliminated. but disease was eliminated. but first with a

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>> the sarah expecting even more snow this week ended january looks a little bit bleak with ski resorts receiving a fraction of the snow compared to last year's epic snow pack. and as the snow season slows down, kron four's terisa stasio. want to see how the final days of the season are shaping up.

>> i'm up here at north star. this is one of the last days of season. so just checking out the spring skiing, looks pretty spectacular, as you can see behind me. crowds. that's a winner. >> so as far as what it's like out on the slopes, we're going to check it this is what a base of nearly 114 inches of snow with 100% of the lifts still operating in mid-april. looks like storm after storm left ski resorts like north star with enormous windfall. >> at the beginning of this month, the california department of water resources revealed that for 2 years in a row. the april survey showed a snow pack with 110% of average. excellent beautiful for those who loved to ski and board. the late season was simply joyful light clothing, even shorts were popular. outfits due to the warm sunny i could >> nice. and he just now. what are about? heavy coats? what's

the best thing about spring this is my first time, but it's really nice. the weather is beautiful. the trees are in line skiing this time of year can be challenging with some sticky spot is leading to some falls. fortunately this spring snow. >> softens the blows to the body fabulous diet. >> fracking die. sun's out. snow is much better than i expected. should they not beautiful? iraq's know people want use better from it. >> or star closes on sunday, april 14th. that is not the case and other resorts, for example, nearby palisades tahoe is projected to stay open until may 27. they we are the last around. i believe all of the season. >> last run of the season. sticky. >> on the snow a lot better than having rocks. so capital snowfall has been good from that perspective. without a doubt. at north star theresa

kron, 4 ws >> all right. here's a look at tahoe right now and more snow is coming. kai, let's hear now. so we can time out this spring snowstorm. yes, i love teresa's packages in the weather like asian or she worked new favorite thing, though, when she's in the weather. i love it. and i'm just going on record as saying that, ok, let's talk weather, everybody. let's talk sierra. so as we take a live look here, a dime, if you cannot a whole lot of people out right now, it's getting a little windy there under wind advisory. and you can see here as we look at lake tahoe, it's 58 degrees. >> the clouds roll in and we start to get a little bit of rain there right now. and 22 miles per hour winds. so it's happening, right? it's all happening. the wind advisory goes until midnight tonight and this means 40 miles per hour wind gust. plus, also on the lake, one to 3 foot waves. winter weather advisory is up not for tahoe right now, but you can see point south of it. so mammoth lakes, right down into the central sierra and then parts of the southern california mountains as well.

and that goes saturday from 11:00am to 11:00pm. so that's one of the bulk of this is going to be falling. so let's look at the total, shall we? if we are talking tahoe, it's going to be, you know, more in that kind of 6 to 12 range, a little bit less. but you can see the higher totals are down more in and around the mammoth lakes area. but we're going to cold system here. so clear lake, you know, that could be seeing a little snow. mo-nt hamilton could be seeing a little snow as well. this late in the season. that's kind of interesting to observe notice that as we look out at the lake, you don't really see white caps, but you do see things getting churned up just a little bit here. incline village, windy conditions today and we're going to see the snow showers kick off as we get into saturday. that will linger into sunday, obviously dropping temperatures down as this cold air comes in. futurecast shows you we start to get the showers tonight. the snow really pops up for them as we get into tomorrow. so they're saturday about 2.30. it does kind of have a back end on this system. so sunday, i think we'll get a few more as well before finally spends to the south and then wraps it up and maybe this is our last

spring. still part of i think i don't know. we'll see. but i think we kind of feels like it will meanwhile, back in the bay area, you can see how we've got some kind of gray skies out there. a little bit of a breeze as well. temperatures certainly way cooler than they were in those 80's yesterday. and a quick look at your extended forecast shows you the once this storm system passes us by and there is a chance of a thunderstorm on saturday. by the way, we're going nice weather next week. really beautiful. lots of sunshine and kind of perfect seasonal temperatwres. thank you. salmon fishing season has now been banned for the second year in a row. this is because of low population of the fish. >> state officials voted to close the season and experts are saying the 2019 2020 droughts played a big role in that. they say that the salmon that were spawned in those drought years migrated out to have low survival rates because of the warm water conditions. >> 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 will take months before federal approval. state officials will vote on fishing only in streams and rivers next month. now for your health as the cdcs morning a recent spike in measles cases, this threatening the disease's elimination status in the u.s. the disease was considered eliminated in 2000 meeting. no outbreaks persisted. more than 12 months. but more than 100 cases have been reported so far and more than 300 cases since 2020, the majority of them happening amongst unvaccinated people because of this. the cdc is encouraging all eligible residents to get vaccinated. he immediately the cdc is also debunking widespread misinformation about covid vaccines. the agency says there's been conspiracy theories in recent years linking the vaccines to

sudden cardiac death and other heart problems in young people. but the cdc says they have found no evidence supporting those claims. researchers say it's often not clear what can lead to cardiac arrest and people under the age of 35. the tsa says it discovered more than 1500 guns at airport checkpoints in the first 3 months of this year. that's a small number drop compared to the same time period last year. but the number of guns intercepted at airport is still up overall more than 93% of the guns found in the 1st quarter of this year and last year were loaded. if a passenger must travel with a gun, the tsa requires that they be unloaded locked away and declared in a checked bag. still ahead, we'll take a look at our local gas prices and why one experts believing up that they going to go back up. >> again. ev sales are slowing down. what other options

the slowdown in electric vehicle sales continues to snowball. according to car search engine, i see cars. the average price for used electric vehicle fell by 32%. >> all the average for a gas model slipped by 3 and a half. but kelley blue book says the hottest auto trend for this year is hybrids. analysts explain that buyers like hybrids because there pretty affordable get great gas mileage. gas prices across the bay area continue to go up and there may be no relief in the near future. both. the shift

from the winter gas plant to the summer blend and more people driving as we get closer to summer impacting the prices. so we'll take a look at what you can expect to pay for a gallon of regular here in the bay area. most expensive in napa. 5.79, san francisco in sandra fell just a little bit less followed by oakland and san jose around 5.60, the cheapest isn't the valais fairfield area at a 5.58. today during kron for news at noon we spoke with a uc berkeley professor on a solution for the high gas prices. >> the best way to beat high gas prices is to make sure that you have a car that gets decent fuel economy because if you can go from 20 miles per gallon to 30 miles per gallon, that is like cutting your price of gasoline by a 3rd. so its important to think about that when we're buying cars. >> so the professor there also said that while the state average here is 5.44, there is

a committee investigating why prices are so high in california compared to the rest of the country. up next here, why a popular san francisco nightclub deciding to close their doors for good after nearly 2 decades >> plus, the u.s. transportation department is pumping millions of dollars into projects to better protect infrastructure from the effects of climate change. and later, the oakland airport could soon have a new name, could soon have a new name, but not did you know that if you shave, 1/3rd of what you remove is skin?

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bay. leaders at the port of oakland voted unanimously to move forward with renaming the oakland airport. the board is

going make a final vote next month. >> but now san francisco is getting ready to file a lawsuit against the ports saying the new name infringes suppose trademark kron. 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> 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 tuesday asked to clean high 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 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 boat 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 s of 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. business owners along valencia street in san francisco's mission district are prepared to take legal action against the city over new bike lanes that have been installed on the street. >> they say the lands are blocking their customers and disseminating their revenue. more than 10 businesses valencia have reportedly closed since the city installed those bike lanes. a deadly shooting shutdown. oakland city streets for hours last night. this happened along kennedy street near 80 kron four's. dan thorn has the latest. >> 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. >> paul flores, the man convicted of killing cal poly student. kristin smart in

1996. has now been attacked for a second time in prison. officials say that this happened wednesday afternoon inside the pleasant valley state prison in fresno county. the assault is being investigated as an attempted homicide. flores was stabbed by another inmate in a wreck yard and then was transported to a nearby hospital. he has since returned to the prison and is said to be in fair condition. person staff say the attacker has now been placed in a restricted housing area. flores was hospitalized in august last year after being attacked just days into his prison. stay. kansas city chiefs wide receiver rashee rice has a surrender to police in connection to a violent high-speed crash. rice's attorney now saying the 23 year-old super bowl champ turned himself in last night and he has been booked and released on bond. police say rice and another driver was speeding on a dallas expressway last month when they caused a chain-reaction crash. both men are accused of leaving the scene without

determining it. anyone needed help or exchanging information. rice faces several charges, including aggravated assault and collision involving serious bodily injury. in the east bay, the owners of a richmond burger joint are saying they're closing their store for ever customers who have been going there for decades are now devastated. kron four's dan kerman tells us why the owners made this decision. 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 believe 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 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 you cannot be excluded. >> does your disability and that's been around for cases that 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.

>> 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 like a son. >> my son and i we're thank and we have started i'm quoting fashion conflict. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. san francisco's temple nightclub. this closing leaves soma district bar shutting of stores may 25th. the club says financial difficulties due to economic changes is forcing them to close. temple is known for its live dj isn't music performances. they still have tickets available for several concerts that are coming up before they close in late may. bay area. biotech giant

stantec inc fear laying off hundreds of workers. the next couple of months. genentech is expecting to let go of more than 400 employees. the layoffs start in june. santa fe is a french pharmaceutical company and it will lay off about 100 employees as it closes its san francisco location. let's talk about our weather with a live look outside here at the golden gate bridge in the clouds and certainly rolled on in for friday. callous in the weather center now. and it's certainly cooler out there today. yeah, it is. you know, walked out the door this morning. we still have the sunshine, but i had a breeze to my back as host walking to kind of pushing me on the street. now the clouds have rolled in. >> as we take a live look here from the east bay and that will be the theme of the night. so my advice is. >> get the nice long dog walk in this afternoon or early how we get about 10 o'clock. we'll start to see some of this rainfall, at least in the north bay. and then tomorrow is going to be a little bit tricky, everybody, because we're going to have quite a few showers around. this is what we're expecting in the next 5 days. you see the bulk of it's going to fall overnight tonight into our saturday. still little chance

of shswers on sunday, but it will be light compared to what we're going to late tonight. so take you to about 9.45, you see some of these showers moving in very heavy downpours and some of this coming in the overnight tonight. we'll wake up tomorrow morning and you see some of the lighter rain still happening in the east bay in the south bay. but then we get into the afternoon heat of the day. that's what i think we should see that isolated thunderstorm possibility through the afternoon and into the evening. you can see some of these popping up. that's about 7 o'clock at night on our saturday. now by sunday, a mention just a chance. you can see just a little back end of the system. it should very light. if anything. and then it clears out and we're all done. so to kind of some that all up late night showers tonight, some heavy downpours in the overnight. we'll have scattered cool rain and that slight risk of a thunder storm for you on saturday throughout the day and the evening looking up about a half an inch to an inch of rain when it is all said and done. this is the low pressure system. you can see it right here. and as we zoom in, that rain is not here yet. but, you know, it's not hard to imagine. it's

going to get here by the time we get into the later evening as it's starting to bring those clouds and down indication that it is on the way. i'll be back in a bit. we'll talk about your 7 day forecast. thank you. when natural disasters strike, the federal government wants to make sure that roads and bridges are strong enough to withstand them. that's why the transportation department is spending more than 800 million dollars on projects. >> thatmare meant to protect infrastructure from the effects of climate change. and earlier this week, 20 million dollars was awarded to help repair highway 37 and how after it was damaged during winter storms. our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more. >> as climate change worsens, natural disasters are leading more damage in their wake. sea levels are higher than they used to be. flood plains are changing from where they used to be. wildfires are more frequent than they used to be. then why in the world would we keep putting the infrastructure back the way it used to be? that's why for the first time the transportation department is spending 800 million dollars on what it

calls climate resilience projects. transportation secretary pete buttigieg tells me they're urgently needed this resilience. funding can help make piece of infrastructure. we all count on more resistant to those threats. the goal is to target spots that are especially vulnerable to extreme weather and the money will be used to revamp dozens of roads, bridges, ports and other infrastructure across the country. this is about smarter better designs, our economy, our daily commutes, sometimes even our lives depend on making sure that infrastructure is strong. the funding for these projects comes from the infrastructure law passed in 2021. democratic senator mark warner says it's an investment that pays off for everyone. if you want to be good stewards of our taxpayer money, if we didn't do that, >> it would be irresponsible to the nth degree. and republican senator shelley moore capito agreed specifically praising the money going to her state of west virginia to elevate a highway to prevent flood damage. i look forward to seeing it happened. i think this is what it means, what it means to rebuild in a and smart areas. secretary buttigieg says there's a

reason the support is bipartisan, but i think that reason is that there's no republican or democratic roads or bridges. they're just pieces of infrastructure. we all count on every day in washington. i'm hannah brandt. coming up, the big surprise. amazon is awarding 7 bay area high school seniors with. >> and in and out is raising its prices. why the burger chain made this move which items will now cost more? and we're going to check in live at the masters to see what tigers got up his sleeve tigers got up his sleeve today.

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>> the new statewide, fast food minimum wage that went into effect this month. this forcing in and out burger to make a very rare move. the chain is raising menu prices. the president of the chain, lindsey snyder says she fought to keep the prices low. in an interview with nbc's today, she says she went toe to toe with in and out executives over the issue and what other fast food chains are making. some big jumps in prices. she says she urged the exact not to do the same. she says she was just looking out for their customers but ultimately in and out ended up raising the price of its burgers. just $0.25 and drinks a nickel. the price of fries remains the same. caltrans is now estimating that permanent repairs to highway one in big sur and that section that washed out during recent storms could surpassed 25 million dollars. one of the 2 lanes collapsed into the ocean due to heavy rain last month. regular guided convoys to allow vehicles to the closure will be canceled tomorrow because more rain is coming and that convoy traffic

is expected to resume on sunday. let's find out more about that rain coming our way for this weekend with a live look here at the city of san francisco. the exploratory pilots been timing it out for us. and yes, out of the 2 days of the weekend, saturday looks wetter. yes, exactly sunday. we still got a chance of showers, but it's not going to be anything like saturday. saturday is going to be very active day and frankly, tonight will be an active night in the overnight. right now, though. >> grey skies, cool temperatures, little wind out. there's take a live look at the embarcadero. it is time for a cool change. friends. and we're seeing that with the clouds today. we're going to have a rainy night tonight. those showers moving in from north to south really northwest to southeast. and then we're looking ahead. we're going to be having a lot saturday rain and of course, they'll the chance of thunderstorms along with that, too. so it's an active active next couple of days here. the temperatures right now, not bad. san jose, 67. but hey, i don't see any 80's appear today. lot of 50's right? 57 in downtown san francisco and the check out santa rosa now petaluma in the 50's as well.

so we're feeling that cool air coming in from the system and it is being brought in along with some of this gusty wind. and you can see that, too. it's pretty pervasive across the bay. so this is all because of low pressure system. that's what's going to be changing our pattern. you see that rain to the north of us. it will show up tonight around probably like 10, 11 o'clock in the north bay and then roll through the rest of the bay area. i'm going zoom out and show you the big picture for the next week. once this low pressure system which brings us rain and the sierra snow kind of rolls on by and that will be by sunday night. we get into monday tuesday, wednesday, thursday, even friday. you can see we're looking pretty good next week, right? not a whole lot of anything after this. it will be the calm after the storm. this will be a good west coast system, though, because take a look at this. some pretty decent rain totals for this time of year. so you can see all the way from, you know, up in oregon, right on down to southern california and some of it even making its way over into parts of nevada and into idaho as well. so a good spring system on the way, but

get ready for it. make your plans saturday might be the day to get stuff done inside. if you can just make sure you're ready for it. if you head outdoors chance of a thunderstorm out there and then sunday, we'll start to get a little clearing. but we have that slight chance of showers pulls away. next week, though, is looking just simply fabulous is all i can say about good. thank you. the second round of the masters under way today. and that means it's almost time to see which golfers are going to make the cut for the weekend. >> brad means live for us now at augusta national golf club, where once again the focus is on tiger woods. thanks for joining us for that. >> appreciate being with you. justine will trade you. these high winds in augusta, georgia, for you. all's snow out west. i can't believe it in april talking about snow, but the winds are the story this weekend. tiger woods sure could be. he is in contention for another masters championship and he felt confident coming into this week. he's only one player in

a field of 89. but for many patrons, he is the one to watch. i think he has it in i hope he wins. we've got a title. go for you. going to put it out tiger came into masters week, feeling good about his chances. if everything comes together, i think they can get one more. >> any more any patrons we talked to share his positive outlook. if anybody can do it, tiger can't. he's just always been everything that is it had to go through and i think come on top of it's been 5 years since tiger last won here 3 years since a car crash that put anymore victories in question. but i don't know that his body is going to hold up to it. i wish it would. i'd like to see him win another one. and even if tiger doesn't win another masters, he already has 5 green jackets. and patrons will tell you he's already given them a lifetime of memories, taste and everything he could.

>> he keeps playing and they've given us best, that's it. he's won a lot of majors and tournaments. >> and i think he's tht goat. i think he's given this sport a lot. he's always got something else to hey, if his magical. >> and a lot of that tiger magic on full display here at augusta national golf club today where tiger comfortably made the cut so he can play this weekend. and with that accomplishment, justine tiger is now the all time record holder for consecutive cuts made at the masters. he has done it 24 times in a row. we're live at augusta national golf club. i'm brad means back to you. and fred, it's windy there that it's drying out. the grass is not going make it harder for. >> the gulf first to do their thing. yeah. watch for this this weekend. justine, how difficult it is for the golfers to make their golf stay on the greens. you've got winds whipping up to 40 miles per hour. >> a lot of those are rolling off the greens. so then the

players have to make sure their short game came with them to augusta so they can get up and down and make par. but yeah, the wind is the star of the master. so far. >> red means thank you so much. enjoy the game. >> our archaeologists have revealed incredible new discovery in palm pay workers who are trying to protect parts of a dig site accidentally uncovered a banquet hall hidden underneath centuries of ash and dirt. the newly discovered buildings feature per steely per served fresco showing mythical figures. experts say that the banquet hall is likely lit by lanterns in the evening with flickering flames intended to make the images seem like they were moving pump hey, was buried under almost 20 feet of lava and ash following an eruption of mount vesuvius. nearly 2000 years ago. alright, amazon is honoring 7 bay area high school seniors as part of the amazon future engineer program at the amazon

innovation lab in sunnyvale. today. they receive scholarships up to $40,000 in order to pursue an education in computer science. engineering related degrees in the stem field at the college or university of their choice. they're also being offered a paid internship at amazon following their freshman year of college. >> the bay area high school seniors are among just 63 recipients in california and 400 across the nation who have

been selected for this program, which aims at increasing access to computer science, education for students from underserved and underrepresented communities. target is now turning to some new technology to crack down on theft self-checkout stands. the tech was called true scan. it's able to detect items. customers don't scan to scan will also be able to track shoppers who have been flagged for improper or missed scanning target plans to put this technology into use by the end of the year. toyota is working on some new technology to let people change the color of their cars without paying for new paint job. the automaker filed for this patent on the color changing tech this month. that's according to usa today. the pink color can be changed on demand by sending the car through a special tunnel that heats up the paint and sprays it with a color modulating device. toyota says it intends to let owners changed the paint color at the time of purchase or later on. the

company has been working on this since 2022, but no word right now on when it will become available. up next, though, another chance to get out and enjoy oakland's first first friday of the year after first friday of the year after last week's state canceled.

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