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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for being here with us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday. april 21st, let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave spahr hit their day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's another day of sunshine for sunny sunday, coming your way with warmer temperatures even well inland. we'll see some lower 80's work in 70's covered the bay. >> and although have chilly 60's along the coast, at least we won't have probably the cloud cover fog clouds that lingered from yesterday. so here's the storm tracker for you. don't see a whole lot that's going on for right now. we're fairly clear, but it's really what's going on a loft rather what's happening at the service is more interesting. yeah, it's that fog that we have right here. that little layer and the problem is right above it. it's a little warmer and drier and that warmer part makes it a little bit more difficult when the sun comes out to warm things, its boy.

and but it's still competing with some warmer air around. it's not as warm as it was from yesterday. so this should clear out pretty nicely today. all right. a look at their winds were pretty much single digits and so forth will get that puff of winds in the afternoon. but it's not going to be so much optically driven inc is going to be inland heating, most now in the 40's. but some 50's you can see for the most part, even up in the north bay likelihood. 52 57, meanwhile, for any act but a chillier cooler. 47 for livermore. livermore valley. so kind of a hodgepodge mixture of what we were from yesterday. this time, a little cooler, a little warmer, little warmer around midday. you can so for today outside some of bay area fog, it's basically mostly sunny. and again, those high temperatures expected inland and around 80 or so don't get too attached. want to break your heart because temperatures dropping in a big way in the next week. we'll have more on that coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right. thank you so much. >> san jose mayor matt mahan says he wants to make resources for the unhoused a priority for the city while trying to address a 50 million dollar budget shortfall. well,

it was jack moment dives into the issue. >> johnny mendez, let's her girlfriends car. and warm day in san jose. mendez has been homeless for just a couple weeks. she says she works as a security guard pulling in about 1000 bucks a she's been homeless before. but this time she says her hopes are shot. she says she's been rejected for voucher programs. so far we have to get really bragg matter for concern comes amid the city's struggle to fill a 50 million dollar deficit in this year's budget. mayor matt mahan told the community they're going to prioritize homeless resources. you have to experiment with things that we haven't done a lot of in recent years while at the sawe time focusing on reducing homeless encampments, we're going to have to experiment with safe sleeping sites may or may have says a cheaper option to get people out of an unsanctioned encampment is through illegal. what an example is when you drive down willow street by the 87 and see this encampment may have

has proposed moving this one into a sanctioned encampment. there's just way too much red tape. the founder of a cop, a silicon valley and homeless advocate. top clinton says unhoused people he works with are worried about the summer and what the council will end up approving. but yeah, they're worried about the safe parking the worry about. they don't want to go into congregate shelters or anything that resembles a congregate shelter like in says he hopes san jose will make the possible sanctioned encampments low barrier and allow people to come and go as they please not 2 feet. you that does says she would go to a sanction parking lot. >> and he's just tired of being homeless. >> i stress. >> now all this comes as a recent audit finds that the city of san jose is not doing enough and is not being transparent with the money that is given to them from the state of california to address

its homelessness issues. now the city says this highlights a bigger statewide issue in terms of funding, but it will be up to the city and the counselors to decide how it should fund homeless programs going into this next fiscal year in downtown san jose. jack molmud kron. 4 news. >> happening today, san francisco mayor london breed returns from china. reid spent nearly a week there to improve relations and attract more business for san francisco. her visit included a trip on china's high-speed train and visiting with the u.s. ambassador to china. the mayor also announced the return of giant pandas to the san francisco zoo. mayor breed is expected to share more updates when she arrives back to the u.s. this afternoon. a motorcyclist died in a crash saturday afternoon. this happened on tamales petaluma road just east of twin bridge road at around 02:30pm. early investigation shows the cyclist lost control and veered off the road, colliding with a fence and utility pole. they were pronounced dead at the scene. in the east bay.

oakland police are investigating after the fatal shooting of a man. police responded to the area on 99th avenue in east oakland just before one friday afternoon. the victim died at the scene. his identity has not been released. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. police arrested a suspect for a deadly stabbing in east palo alto. it happened on february on bell street at university avenue. investigators released this surveillance video last month saying they believe the people inside the white suv witnessed the attack on the victim. frank, finding finding died a month later in the hospital. police arrested and charged a 19 year-old suspect. another person was also stabbed that same night. they survived. the search is underway for the person who attacked a father and child on a san francisco muni bus. the father telling police his infant was randomly assaulted by another writer friday morning. the suspect then took off from the bus near venice

and o'farrell street. police say the baby appeared to be okay. coma police arrested 3 suspects including a wanted texas fugitive last sunday coma. police officers responded to reports of a black mercedes-benz driving recklessly near unit throw sarah boulevard and sarah center. caller said the car ran 2 red lights before stopping in the middle of the road. police arrived to find a man and woman walking away from the car. the driver still inside told police that the pair went to get gas. officers ran the driver's information and learned he was a wanted criminal. police searched the car, finding ammo and $1400 worth of stolen clothes. they believe the stolen goods were from nearby stores on sarah monte boulevard. the 2 other passengers also had warrants out for their arrest. all were taken into custody and booked in the san mateo county jail. francisco police arrested a man accused of possessing child. the special victims

unit launched a for an investigation into 43 year-old peter sherman in january. officials say they have probable cause he was guilty for having child assault material. police searched the suspect's home on thursday. officers arrested sherman and booked him into jail on 3 counts of child. a fire in san jose threatened a nursing home saturday morning. fire crews responded to the scene on east santa clara and north 13th streets. the fire broke out at an abandoned building. crews were able to stop the spread. and nearby nursing home was evacuated. the residents were let back in just before 9. the cause is under investigation. golden gate ferry service between sausalito and san francisco is still suspended. >> damage discovered at the sausalito appear friday shut down service to at least sunday in the meantime, buses will be provided to get people across the ferry service. apologize for any inconvenience. it remains unclear when service will resume. in the north a part of

highway. 37 is closed for one more day. caltrans says it's repaving the westbound lanes this weekend. and next crews then work on the eastbound lanes. the first 2 weekends of may travelers are encouraged to use detours. >> beginning around 20 to you're going to go right towards napa county taking state route. 29, where you'll catch. they wrote one. 21 where you make a left to go eastbound to once again keep going and cats. 12 that would take you down to state route. 37, everybody here that is local kind of knows this route as a shortcut. but it's not. it's along the tours that we're expecting it to be from one hour to 2 hours. so we really are asking the public to plan ahead. >> the westbound lanes reopened around for monday morning. next weekend. caltrans plans on closing southbound 6.80, between pleasanton sunol starting at 9 friday night. it reopens the

next morning. this is part of caltrans re pavement, work who say that after next weekend there will be no more full closures in that area. happening today. it is the final day of the san francisco cherry blossom festival upwards. tiffany justice is live for us in san francisco japantown this morning with a preview of the festivities. good morning to you, tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. yes, and you can see some of the beautiful cherry blossoms right behind us. today is the last day. and in a few hours is plaza is going to be buzzing with people. you cause a heart see some of the organizers arriving this morning to set up. >> for the festivities today, we want to show you some video from yesterday's festivities. a lot of the activity will be focused around peace plaza. this festival started back in 1968 and has grown over the decades to to weekend event that's organized by volunteers. organizers say that the northern california

cherry blossom festival is one of the largest and most prominent cherry blossom festivals outside of japan. events will start around 11 o'clock this morning with some martial arts performances. and today is their big grand parade. that parade will start around 01:00pm and it will depart from civic center plaza proceeding back up to polk street to post street and being here in japantown. we do also want to mention post street between webster and look, you know, will be blocked off for this festival reporting live justice. back to you. all right. sounds like it's going to be a great day. thanks so much, tiffany. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, the supreme court is set to hear a case that could have major impacts on the bay area's homeless crisis. plus, hundreds of people showed up to san francisco's hippie hill for for 20. we show you what for 20. we show you what happened. - my childhood was tough.

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>> wasn't that beautiful national park week kicked off on saturday. free admission was offered at all parks that normally charge entrance fees, the state department of parks and recs encourages bay area residents to continue the celebration by checking out various themed activities at local state parks all weekend long or other. california volunteers took part in a day full of climate action activities in oakland on saturday, dozens of volunteers helped to remove invasive plants statewide. thousands of california service corps members join in the effort to go green for earth month. and taking a live look now from the top of mount tam gorgeous view. nice blue skies up above and we could see the clouds to as well day.

>> that is right there above. that's the warmer and drier air. but unfortunately below here at the marine layer has something else to say about that. this is starting to mix a little bit sun comes out. kind of warms the ground starts the process of getting this moisture contained are taken care of here. problem is above us again. it's a little warmer. so it'll slow that inversion problem. but as you saw aloft, it looks pretty good. and that's going to be our forecast for today. we don't see any interference upstream or really even into tomorrow, too. 50's on the board for right now. a couple of 40's here and they're up in the north bay. we see him. 47 for livermore. but look at this. the coast. 54 going on for half moon bay. 53 for san francisco. so that marine layer really helped out a little bit. keep the temperatures contained for today. looking pretty clear up in the mountains might get some afternoon cloud cover due to some heating. tomorrow morning, we're do this fog again yet again. clearing out for the afternoon. but you do see a couple little showers work in in the mountains a

little bit again, compliments of daytime heating. so today, again, we'll have the winds kind of pop up a little bit typical pattern with the inland warming. however, towards the end of this on monday night or afternoon, you can see the same thing but more pronounced that's the hint of the arrival of her first of 2 systems to watch. now, initially this system dropping south was fairly dry. the latest model runs of had a bonanza of moisture in them, too. so we'll see if that holds together. but this little shower event for tuesday, that's going to be probably very, very light. this we're looking at here mostly sunny, warm inland. i know looks care in the background there. that fog bank 70's for the bay, 80 ish or so inland tomorrow, do the same kind of thing again, continue to warm tuesday's the day of change. that's where that low is going to be our backyard. it's a fairly dry low. but there is that chance of a few showers, sprinkles and so forth. then another dose we're looking for on friday and all week long. it's going to be a lot more cloud cover like this weekend at all. so we timed it out. well, and not only that looks like next saturday. things should

clear out, too, when we're done with all this. all right. for today, 69 san francisco, mostly sunny and nice. would it take care of that morning fog. 74 open 81 for san jose. we see 83 for antioch in concord up to the north bay. some lower 80's, too. but along the coast, as you expect, that's where the green is hanging out. lot of 60's and this map is going to change a lot in the next couple of days as temperatures will be much cooler. so we're going to get a little flavor of are all spring here. haha spring more. i like to put it that way as most to tour spring, which we have this weekend. so temperatures above average is a sweet this weekend. yeah. love the sound of all of that. and though not as warm next week and should clear this nonsense out will sunshine again next week. okay. but no one to the spring allergies as of yet. that is going to be with thanks a lot to it. >> well, around the world saturday, people lit up for for 20. the day is known as the international day to celebrate marijuana. >> and while officials celebrations were canceled in san francisco, hippie hill was still a hot gathering spot.

kron four's photo journalist malcolm jackson. was there. >> we like to see the city like this right all this is amazing because like i was really upset i found out things were canceled this year. but like this is how it used to be that moderate, like everybody just relaxing and taking super easy like this is the vives. what i want report 20 weekend. >> the beautiful day out >> beyond grateful to be here. just such a beautiful day in francisco. i got my best friends here with

friends here with >> looks like a lot of people well, san francisco is often considered the center of 4.20 celebrations. it is believed the tradition traces its origins to the north bay kron four's dan thorn takes a look. it was fall 1971. >> classes were oeer at sandra fell high school football practice just and out in front of the school by the statue of chemist louis pastor, you can find a group of bell bottom bodies while those meeting up to lie to join. the regular meet up happening just before 4.30. we'll be known amongst the wall. those as the 4.20 they later dropped the creating the phrase that has become synonymous with smoking. but how did it spread out of the north bay? that's where the grateful dead come in. it turns out a brother of one of the ball. those was a close friend of grateful dead bassist. phil lesh. those

often found themselves running in the same circles as the dead and they're slang was spreading through the band's sphere of influence. fast forward to the early 1990's. the grateful dead were playing a show. one deadhead was handing out fliers inviting people to meet at the bolinas ridge on mount empire state for 20 on 4.20, for 4.28. >> one person was handed a flyer. steve blum, a reporter for the cannabis magazine high times. the flight published magazines. next issue cementing the phrase in the cannabis culture. >> all right. that was our dan thorn reporting for us. and in the meantime, another fun fact for you, the oxford english dictionary recognize the phrase for 20 in 2017. it cited some of the wall, those postmarked letters and other artifacts like the original flag that they made some of the first uses of the large crowds also gathered in

berkeley saturday to celebrate for 20 and this was memorial glade on saturday afternoon. lots of fans of cannabis out there. you can see a packed with people setting up tents and blankets around the park, enjoying all that nice weather out there as well. april is parkinson's disease awareness month. parkinson's is the second most common neurodegenerative disease after alzheimer's, according to the parkinson's foundation, the disease affects 10 million people worldwide. nearly 1 million people in the u.s. are impacted a bay area doctor with expertise in parkinson's took part in a health documentary to bring more awareness to the disease. we spoke with kaiser permanente. neurologist doctor, rima ash. then as we get older, we have a higher risk of developing parkinson's disease. >> but in fact, there are people with young onset disease as well, even into their we now know that it's much more than just a motor disease and have a lot of non uttered features, including changes in mood. insomnia

changes in their g i track and blatter. >> on saturday they held a walk to support the fight against parkinson's disease. happening today in honor of earth day drive city and san francisco host a storefront market from noon to 4 on sunday. the market includes food, our pet adoption booths and musical performances. it's free and tickets are given out first come first served. the port of oakland's free harbor tours return next month. that's a 90 minute narrated tour. organizers say it's unique opportunity to see the poor up close while enjoying a sunset cruise along the oakland estuary and san francisco bay. tickets are available online starting april. 29, the season runs through october. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. more insurance companies are leaving the golden state. the latest providers dropping latest providers dropping coverage in california.

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>> and at on monday, the supreme court hears arguments on whether the city of grants pass oregon can punish homeless people for camping in public spaces. it's a case that could have major impacts on how the bay area deals with the homeless crisis. a lower court previously ruled in favor of the unhoused population say it's cruel and unusual punishment to find and arrest those who have nowhere else to go. justices hear arguments on monday morning with a decision expected later this year. insurance companies are leaving california making it harder for people to ensure their homes. tokio marine, american and transpacific insurance are the latest to pull homeowner coverage due to high costs. the departure is said to him past at least

12,000 policyholders 7 of the 12 largest insurance firms pause or restricted home policies within the last year, all state paused its home insurance business back in 2022. due to cost and wildfires. the american tradition of generational farming is fading because of writing rising costs, the u.s. farm real estate value soared to about $4,000. an acre in 2023. that's almost $300 more than 2022. farm experts and owners say farms are not expanding due to cost for land. fueling grains. they say small family farms are increasingly unable to pass down the tradition. >> governor gavin newsom announces more than 190 million dollars in funding to help address capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you where he says the money will go and why republicans say they're skeptical. it will make a skeptical. it will make a difference. if you feel like things don't add up right now...

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news nurses statewide plan to protest in the bay area. the concerns they're hoping to highlight. and the house passes a major foreign aid bill with more support to ukraine, taiwan and israel. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us today. we're going to get all those top stories in just a moment that it in just a moment. let's get your day started with a look at the weather first with dave spahr day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. you his great day yesterday keep this gravy train go on for another day. that's right. we have the fog and all that in the morning around the bay

that. >> but basically mostly sunny can expect this afternoon. nice warm temps going on well inland in the lower 80's and 70's covering the bay. little chilly along the coast, though, but not as windy. here's sfo. we've see a fog bank there, but that's not really causing problems us to little in the way. still some constructions. so there's some minor delays and incoming traffic, maybe about 45 minutes or so. winds are now up to the very active. don't expect them to be, however, as a sign of our next system coming in by monday night into tuesday, you'll start to get those onshore winds working here. and there's a big drop as we go into the middle of the week. here's a look at the temperatures currently in with this marine layer and place. these temperatures are very modest in the 50's 60 going on for can. 47. meanwhile, up to napa. 48 for santa rosa. our breakdown says about 68 or so by 11 o'clock by 2. we're at 79 again. we'll see some lower 80's working in here and keep this gravy train working for tomorrow, too. then the big drop gets here on tuesday. that system initially looked to be fairly dry. the latest

model runs have turn more bullish and wetter. so have to at some scattered sprinkles in there. but more substantive rained to arrive by friday. the latest account. well, look at the lead. long-range forecast for you. check in your 4 zone for this sunday. by the way, coming up in a bit, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. in the east bay hayward, police are investigating the city's 4th deadly traffic accident of the year. a man died after being hit by a car friday night. it happened in the intersection of tennis and road and less to court. police say the driver remained on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. police say that that it does not appear drugs or alcohol were a factor. the oakland police department is mourning the loss of one of their own officer. jordan wingate died saturday from injuries suffered from a 2018 car crash. he was on his way to a call when he crashed into another car and a semi truck back in august 2018, that crash forced him to medically retire in march 2020, the

department says he was a hard worker and dedicated to helping the community. officer wingate is the 55th oakland police officer to be killed in the line of duty. end of the north bay is arrested after police found him in possession of 1000 ecstasy pills. fairfield police received a call of a man slumped over the wheel of a car at a coffee shop parking lot on north texas street. when officers arrived, they noticed a bag of suspected narcotics inside the vehicle. they detained the driver and searched the car. police say they found about 1000 pills and several other bags with suspected cocaine, methamphetamine and fentanyl. happening tomorrow, hundreds of nurses across the state are scheduled to hold a protest at kaiser permanente, san francisco medical center. they say they want to highlight patients safety concerns when it comes to the use of ai and what they say is a rush by the hospital industry to introduce that technology. the protest

is scheduled from noon tomorrow at the medical center on geary boulevard. starting on wednesday and santa clara county, the dta closes 5 stations for track work mountain view wissman middlefield bayshore nasa and moffat park stations will be closed from wednesday through next sunday. a bus bridge will be available. governor gavin newsom announced nearly 200 million dollars in funding aimed at clearing homeless encampments and helping californians experiencing homelessness as our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports tonight, san mateo and marin counties as well as the city of oakland are up for that funding. >> it's about people's lives. people are dying on our watch. people are dying on the streets and we all have a responsibility to better. a passionate governor. gavin newsom speaking about the issue impacting communities across the state. homelessness happening on the streets has to be a top priority. and newsom says it is a priority for his administration during

this virtual press conference leaders from up and down the state newsom announced his administration is allocating 192 million dollars in grant funding to 17 communities across california. all for programs to help clear encampments and get help to more than 3,500 people on the streets who so desperately need treatment and housing. those set to receive the funding include the counties of los angeles in san mateo and the cities of fresno, oakland, san bernardino, an oceanside. i want to see results. everybody wants result, but some have expressed skepticism over the state's ability to properly track results. this california on a report from earlier this month concluded while the state invested 24 billion dollars to tackle homelessness over the last 5 years, the state did not track whether those investments worked or lead to positive outcomes. all that is the audit showed statewide homeless has increased by 50% between 2013 2023. i think our communities are frustrated. republican assembly member josh hoover as one of the bipartisan lawmakers who requested the audit and was concerned by its findings. he now has a bill

that would require state-run homelessness programs to report their costs and outcomes annually. something has to change in california. the approach that we're taking is not working and we're not going to fix it by throwing more money at the problem. still, newsom promises things will change on that front. he's announced an expansion of the california housing accountability unit to include more oversight of state homelessness, grants to cities and counties. i'm not interested in funding for your people have to see and feel the progress and the change. and if they're not, our counties are turning their back, aren't participating in funding. i'm not interested in continuing the status quo. as for this latest round of investments, those on this call say the money will make a difference. i can tell you we're poised to put this spending to work immediately services, including mental health shelter. >> outreach, permanent housing and lot more. and these are services i can tell you that are desperate desperately needed it's changing lives. >> and the community is

receiving. the funding can start to use it right away. reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> now to national news, the house passing a landmark bipartisan foreign aid bill with billions for ukraine, israel and taiwan. but it could also lead to a ban on tiktok news nation's elina shirazi reports. in a rare weekend session. the house stuck around to pass 95 billion dollars worth in foreign aid money. >> that's something both democrats and republicans threw their support behind. >> and today we can not disappoint those who seek what we have. >> house members working on their day off to pass a long-awaited foreign aid package. all this after months of being stalled by republican infighting due to what many in the gop call a lack of security at our border. we have a massive crisis here at home. and if america is not safe and secure here at home, we cannot help our partners

abroad. i urge respectfully that my colleagues put america first. house speaker mike johnson's foreign aid plan includes a 3 bills that separately fund ukraine, israel and taiwan along with a 4th bill that includes several gop foreign policy priorities. those provisions include a seizing frozen russian assets to fund the war in ukraine, along with legislation that could result in a tiktok banned. president biden praised the bipartisan group of house lawmakers for coming together saying quote, today members of both parties in the house voted to advance our national security interests and send a clear message about the power of american leadership on the world stage at this critical inflection answer history's call passing urgently needed national security legislation that i have fought for many months to secure. ukraine's president also expressing gratitude for the progress after the package past saying the vital us a bill passed today by the house

will keep the war from expanding, saved thousands and thousands of lives and help both of our nations to become stronger. all this work done with johnson's job on the line with now 3 republicans and counting saying he should resign his post. as i've said many times, i don't walk around this building being worried about a motion to vacate have to do my job. >> we did. i've done here what i believe to be the right thing. and that is to allow the house to work. its will. and as i've said, you do the right thing let the chips fall where they and president biden is urging the senate to take this bill up quickly. that's not something of a good to this weekend, but rather. >> on tuesday of this coming week. happening tomorrow, opening statements begin in the criminal trial of former president donald trump. >> the trial is taking place in new york. prosecutors say trump participated in illegal hush money scheme to cover up an alleged affair with an adult film star prior to the 2016 election. trump has denied the charges and the affair. the trial is expected

to last several weeks. the bay area loves good food. and this morning on dine and dish our vicki liviakis is showing us another tasty option showing some love to another food journalist called table hopper. >> is the name more appropriate for gourmet gadfly marsico yardi is the columnist and curator of cable hopper. the newsletter for anyone who loves the heat in san francisco. she table hops in the mission sunset richmond dog patch, north beach. you name it. >> anywhere. there's good food and drink serving up tips and tidbits about the city's >> see is no newcomer to the city's food landscape. nearly 20 years of wining and dining about 18th birthday. right

marcia is throwing a big bohemian bash at the iconic north beach watering hole, sav boyd tivoli. which has been around that francisco since 19. 0, 7. and guess what? >> we are celebrating and with san francisco spirit. and though he it's a colorful crowd that includes city centric make a little multimedia >> drama, queens and your basic only in san francisco because i'm living a bohemian >> and golden boy is living up to its name. the san francisco pizzeria is included in a list of the top. 25 spots to get a slice in the country. the website rancor put together a list based on yelp reviews. the square slice pizzeria has 2 locations. san francisco's north beach neighborhood and san mateo. i've had golden boy before they are good. >> well, coming up on the kron

4 morning news, it was patrick bailey bobblehead day at oracle park and the giants catcher celebrated with one of the best games of his young career. we have the highlights. and coming up, an app promising to make it easier for you to meet up with your events in larger venues. we're going to show you how it works. >> all right. we have the sutro camera behind us here and this is still it's caught up in the fog. but after that, we go into sunday mode today. tomorrow, looking good, big drop happening here tuesday. that's right. a different flavor of spring for much of the week details on that. and what's going to happen all the way to next week. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> all right. taking a live look now from our sutro cam. you can just make out the top of sales force tower in the middle of your screen. there gorgeous view to wake up to this morning at 7.43. on this sunday a day when you think about the pictures that night, they should have somebody up there with a vacuum cleaner kind of. >> things up there. 47. good morning, everybody. and that just goes to show you how fun that marine layer is. you get a little bit of daytime heating will mix that out with the drier air aloft. here's a look at yosemite and there's kind of the snow turning to ice kind of aging a little bit. but the key point is its still sticking around a little bit, even though we're going to have a warm day today tomorrow as well before things change that pick up a little bit of token snow on tuesday and into friday doesn't hurt mice. but the bank account there will eventually get up during the melting as we

seasons change. but here's the draft that they're going to feel as well tomorrow, 67. but tuesday, down to 61. 57 by wednesday. that will be post this little pop of fair that this tahoe, but still this little pup affair, we may get perhaps a little in the way of some snow showers with this is more likely on friday. hat will get it. but it's a cool week. that's ahead. bigger picture here waiting for the slow to drop south. it's going to be right here in our backyard. you'll see it on the models and it's very familiar what we've seen as of late mean the last couple of months, not so much during our winter season, but and the latter winter season when these lows were just parked right in our backyard. now they are becoming more progressively drier. but this latest model run has a bit on the weather side. we'll get to that in a bit now. first of all, the short term period, not much goes on the flare up of some mountain clouds and this is more or less down. yosemite and sequoia national park doesn't look like a mix it up to tahoe to. well, no complaints. and then tomorrow, same kind of deal. looks like we have the morning fog here in the home front. looks like

a little bit of stray showers near tahoe. and there you can see the marine layer deepening sday. this is where things start changing the lows. a little closer providing that necessary left. so a few little showers are starting to break through, although it still looks like a fairly dry system. you'll feel the drop in temperatures. but in this animated this into motion, there it is writer barbara coast here. and again, it's fairly dry and there will be something that's kind of welcome during those heat spikes in the summer months. but because it's so early in the season, it's going to give us a chill in the cloud, cover the winds, the whole program. now we may get a couple of stray showers later on there. you can see by friday there's the chance will go ahead and phrases of scattered showers to some rain working here. plus, some last-minute mountain snows levels are proud to be fairly high, but at least we'll get that little chance doesn't hurt again. ed, to what we have in the bank account up there. all right. your 4 zone forecast covering you this sunday. looks like 69 san francisco to the coast. not as much the way of winds lower 60's will do it more sunshine a little earlier today. 72 burlingame, 73

foster city, palo alto. 77, south bay. you're checking into the lower 80's, which will do again tomorrow. upper 70's east bay shoreline, tri valley. again, it's lower 80's story, danville, but 81 83 for concord, 78 san leandro, 72 berkeley, the laos. 73 83 fairfield. now 81 83 for santa rosa. again, we had a change in the model runs last check. so got to pick up a couple stray showers, maybe perhaps on tuesday. that will called showers on friday. but the big game plan here you can take from all of this is much cooler temperatures with all of this. so give us a little time in the next weekend. looks like we clear out. okay. got it. that i mean, i'll take it. yeah, you know, pretty good. you know, we haven't done that. we clear out nicely here. just some cooler temps will love this in july. so soak it up. yes, we'll do. thank so much, dave. >> well, the giants took on the diamondbacks last night. sports reporter aaron wilson brings us the details. >> well, on friday night, the giants were pretty much embarrassed by the diamondbacks was a 17 to one

loss, but maybe the patrick bailey bobblehead will turn things around literally and physically for the giants to get them back on track on saturday. so the giants leadoff hitter, he got the message. uncle lee up. it connects with his first homer for the giants go out into the pavilion and it ties the game up and won the giant. they now lead 2 to one in the 3rd and bailey. he is doubling to shallow center field right here. way. enjoy it comes into score 3, 2, 1, the giants over the diamondbacks. but then the diamondbacks do come back to tie the game at 3 apiece. but it was bailey mes bobblehead. they came to the rescue in the 5th inning with a man he ripped a shot. way out to write watson. there it goes over the pavilion and into cove. you see the water shooting up there and that put the giants up for good bailey was 4 for 4 with 3 rbi. maybe they should. you know who the bobblehead day every day, especially the patch of elite bobblehead or giant for the

sales from yesterday's performance. they win that one. >> for friday's performance, rather, they win this one on saturday. 7, 2, 3. now the a's. on the other hand on saturday, we're still cleveland. plain the guardian. that is you can tale. it was cold out there again. but the bright spot, it was a homecoming for a infielder max shuman who grew up just outside of cleveland. and he at all this family and friends. looking on as game cheering him on every step of the way in. he didn't have to wait long for them to give a wow moment in the 5th right here mixes up and he gives up his parents. he give them a thrill of their lives. his first major league hits a homer. >> and he is they are forces pairs were is well back to reality. back to the game. their 5th inning man on for josh naylor. you see it there and that out there is precedent to center-field a nice catch by fan out there. they 6 homer of the season. the guardians, they win this 63. but next and his family. that's the bright spot of this one for the a's. they get to >> meet and greet with them

after the game. after making the trip to cleveland, they have the time of their lives. now, obviously we'll have more. but that suspect best. former 40 niner, eric armstead was back in northern california despite signing with the jacksonville jaguars of the offseason. our state is from sacramento this weekend. he hosts his annual football camp. 150 kids joined him at sacramento city college. this year's event included a tour of the campus and classrooms armstead played for the forty-niners for the last 9 years. he talked about what it feels like to leave the only nfl team. >> he has ever played for. >> i'm told anybody this. you know, for super bowl, we had our last practice walk through and i was taking off my practice jersey and and putting it in in our little in our book. and i was like a, you know, is this could be could be the last time i do >> so they take a little moment there. but with that being kind of my my thought process, i didn't think it was going be this way. but i'm

super excited, you know, from opportunity and how everything has happening. you know, i'm really excited i've been in jacksonville for a little. i spent 3 days there past week get the lay of the land. mean, my teammates. so it's been it's been real fun. >> they gave me the opportunity to talk to some other teams to see if there's something that >> would you know, for me, you know, there are some some other teams that, you know, want play for you know, value knee at the level of value myself. so, you know, definitely don't have any animosity. you know, sparta. >> part of sports, part part of football, you know, all things all good things come to an end at some point, you know, not everything goes on forever. you know, you never know in the future. what what happens? i got a lot more years to play football. so you never know what happened. >> say was a key part of the forty-niners defense helping lead the team to 2 super bowls. one stadium is making it easier to meet friends and find your way to exact locations by teaming up with an app. rich demuro shows us

how it works in this morning's tech smart. >> when you're trying to meet up with someone at a big venue, spotty signals limited gps and confusing landmarks can make things complicated. they're walking around the venue. they're trying to figure things out there, texting their friends. i'm not looking up necessarily christian lau is chief technology officer at bmo stadium home of the los angeles football club. it's human nature not to pay attention to signs necessarily. the stadium partnering with an app called what 3 words they've divided the world into 10 by 10 foot squares and giving each one a unique 3 word name, gps coordinates to kind of confusing and complicated mean, nobody in every day was like, does that. >> so the idea for it to just to make a big number, super simple easy as just saying something like table chest and you for to one point and was somewhat the stadium has published specific what 3

words addresses for kia locations, including gates. the team store concession stands and the box office. but tech solution. >> where a younger demographic that they can, you know, use their familiar with it. it just makes these here, you know, everything easier to get in and around the venue. and unlike general address, that takes you to a main entrance. what 3 words can direct you to a super specific spot anywhere in the world. >> plus, it works offline. so christian went somewhere in the stadium. sent me a link of worries going. it says loaf surely resort with a tap. i tried compass mode to navigate to find him. let's go find those 3 words. i'm following this compass really have no clue where he is. we're getting closer. 41 feet away. >> that was right? so imagine when you are. >> and environment. coachella, where there's thousands of people just everywhere. you

can literally use the compass feature to get to that person. you're trying to find within a 10 foot square. >> all right. we'll be right >> all right. we'll be right ba

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whole the kicks off today between sanchez and vicksburg streets. the event celebrates the know we've ali public restroom opening in san francisco when the toilet was first announced it cost 1.7 million dollars. thanks to multiple contributions. the price was reduced to $300,000. today's event features arts and crafts and live acrobatic performances. still ahead on

the next hour kron, 4 morning news, san jose mayor matt mahan renews his promise to tackle homelessness in the city. >> why some critics say the new proposal is still not enough. plus, part officially retires. its legacy trains. we take you inside the last ride. and it is the final day of the san francisco cherry blossom festival. we're live with a preview of the fund that's plan today. stay with us. the from 4 morning news continues with those stories and more.

now on the kron. 4 morning news. san jose mayor matt mahan prioritizes resources for homelessness in the city's

next budget. why some say the proposal is still not enough. and a major freeway closure is tying up traffic across the north bay. what you need to know to get her >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday. april, the 21st. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. hey, there day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. let's keep the sunshine flowing. yesterday was a beautiful day. we'll do it again today to maybe adding a couple degrees for you, folks. well inland and that they area fog looks like it's mixing out very nicely for us. here's a shot of the golden gate bridge. still have some leftover fog. you can see aloft, but we're taking care of that very, very nicely. so we're all going to that's mostly winds. not much at all. just a nice spring breeze. that's really the story for today. and even into tomorrow, although by tomorrow evening, that will start to turn

hinting at the changing week, 60 right now for any act. most ratings elsewhere are pretty much universally in the 50's. and that compares could do yesterday. couple degrees we're pretty mild overnight with this. a nice marine layer kind of blanketing us a little bit. it's a 73 by high noon, 81 by 3 o'clock. again, adding that spring breeze and tomorrow looks like more of the same things. start to change by tomorrow night into tuesday. and that's that's a trend. that's a little bit cooler. kind of the raw spring. we'll have more on that in a bit. stephanie. all right. thank you. >> san jose mayor matt mahan says he wants to make resources for the unhoused a priority for the city while trying to address a 50 million dollars budget shortfall. well, it was jack moma dives into the issue. >> johnny mendez, let's her girlfriends car. and warm day in san jose. mendez has been homeless for just a couple weeks. she says she works as a security guard pulling in

about 1000 bucks a she's been homeless before. but this time she says her hopes are shot. she says she's been rejected for voucher programs. so far we have to get really pragmatic or concern comes amid the city's struggle to fill a 50 million dollar deficit in this year's budget. mayor matt mahan told the community they're going to prioritize homeless resources. you have to experiment with things that we haven't done a lot of in recent years while at the same time focusing on reducing homeless encampments, we're going to have to experiment with safe sleeping sites may or may have says a cheaper option to get people out of an unsanctioned encampment is through illegal. what an example is when you drive down willow street by the 87 and see this encampment may have has proposed moving this one into a sanctioned encampment. there's just way too much red tape. the founder of a cop, a silicon valley and homeless advocate top lancton says unhoused people he works with are worried about the summer and what the council will end up approving. but yeah, they're worried about the safe parking the worry

about. they don't want to go into congregate shelters or anything that resembles a congregate shelter like in says he hopes san jose will make the possible sanctioned encampments low barrier and allow people to come and go as they please not 2 feet. you that does says she would go to a sanction parking lot. >> and he's just tired of being homeless. >> i >> now all this comes as a recent audit finds that the city of san jose is not doing enough and is not being transparent, but the money that is given to them from the state of california to address its homelessness issues. now the city says this highlights a bigger statewide issue in terms of funding, but it will be up to the city and the counselors to decide how it should fund homeless programs going into this next fiscal year in downtown san jose. jack molmud kron. 4 news. >> happening today, san francisco mayor london breed returns from china. reid spent

nearly a week there to improve relations and attract more business for san francisco. her visit included a trip on china's high-speed train and visiting with the u.s. ambassador to china. the mayor also announced the return of giant pandas to the san francisco zoo. mayor breed is expected to share more updates when she arrives. back to the u.s. this afternoon. the motorcyclist died in a crash saturday afternoon. this happened smallest petaluma road just east of twin bridge road at around 02:30pm. an early investigation shows the motorcyclist lost control and veered off the road, colliding with a fence and utility pole. they were pronounced dead at the scene. in the east bay. oakland police are investigating after the fatal shooting of a man. police responded to the area on 99 avenue in east oakland just before one friday afternoon. the victim died at the scene. his identity has not been released. anyone with information is asked to please call oakland police. officers

arrested a suspect for a deadly stabbing in east palo alto. that stabbing happened in february on bell street at university avenue. investigators released this surveillance video last month saying they believe the people inside that white suv witnessed the attack on the victim. frank, finding finally died a month later in the hospital. police arrested and charged a 19 year-old suspect. another person was also stabbed that night. they survived. the search is underway for the person who attacked a father and child on a san francisco muni bus. the father telling police his infant was randomly assaulted by another writer friday morning. the suspect then took off from the bus near venice and o farrell street. police say the baby appeared to be okay. in coma. police arrested 3 suspects including a wanted texas fugitive less and a coma. police officers responded to reports of a black mercedes benz driving recklessly near unit pero serra boulevard and sarah center caller said that the

car ran 2 red lights before stopping in the middle of the road. police arrived to find a man and a woman walking away from the car. the driver still inside told police they went to get gas. officers ran the driver's information and learned he was a wanted criminal. police searched the car, finding ammo and $1400 worth of stolen clothes. they believe the stolen goods were from nearby stores on sarah monte boulevard. the 2 other passengers also had warrants out for their arrest. all were taken into custody and booked into the san mateo county jail. san francisco police arrested a man accused of possessing child. the special victims unit launched an investigation into 43 year-old peter sherman in january. officials say they have probable cause he was guilty for having child assault material. police searched the suspect's home thursday. officers arrested sherman and booked him into jail on 3 counts of child. a fire in san jose threatened a nursing home saturday morning. fire crews

responded to the scene on east santa clara and north 13th street. the fire broke out at an abandoned building. crews were able to stop the spread. a nearby nursing home was evacuated, but residents were let back in just before 09:00am. the cause is still under investigation. golden gate ferry service between sausalito in san francisco is still suspended. damage discovered at the sausalito appear friday shut down service through at least sunday. in the meantime, buses will be provided to get people across the ferry service. apologize for any inconvenience. it remains unclear when service will resume. in the north a part of highway. 37 is closed for one more day. caltrans says it's repaving the westbound lanes this weekend. and next crews then work on the eastbound lanes. the first 2 weekends of may travelers are encouraged to use detours. >> beginning around 20 to you're going to go right towards napa state route. 29, where you'll catch. they wrote

one. 21 where you make a left to go eastbound to once again, keep going and cats. 12 that would take you down to state route. 37, everybody here that is local kind of knows this route as a shortcut. but it's not. it's along the tours that we're expecting. that to be from one hour to 2 hours. so we really are asking the public to plan ahead. >> the westbound lanes reopened around 4 o'clock monday morning. and next weekend, caltrans plans on closing southbound 6.80, between pleasanton and soon. all starting at 9 friday night. the reopens the next morning. this is part of caltrans re pavement, work. crews say that after next weekend there will be no more full closures in that area. >> is officially retiring its legacy trains? the transit agency hosted. >> a ceremony oakland's macarthur station saturday sending off the trains for one

last run. people got to ride a legacy trained from macarthur to fremont station nearing the original service. barr provided back in 1972. the ride lasted about 45 minutes along. 24 miles of the original section of tracks and now 3 legacy cars are headed to the western railway museum in sassoon city, making way for a new generation. nearly 700 new fleet of the future train cars are officially certified for service. happening today. it is the final day of the san francisco cherry blossom festival. kron four's tiffany justice is live for us now at the festival with a look at what's planned. good morning, tiffany. good morning, stephanie. yes, and you can see some of the beautiful cherry blossoms right behind us. we do know many of the volunteers are up early setting up for today. >> today is the last day of the cherry blossom festival here in japan town. and we do know in a few more hours is plaza is going to be buzzing

with people. we want to show you some video of yesterday's festivities. a lot of the activity will be focused around peace plaza. this festival started back in 1968 and has grown over the decades to to weaken event that's organized by volunteers. organizers say the northern california cherry blossom festival is one of the largest and most prominent cherry blossom festivals outside of japan. events will start around 11 o'clock this morning with some martial arts performances. and today is their grand parade, which will start at 01:00pm. we have like a great lineup this a lot of people members representing the city. >> a state county as well a lot of like we want to recognize from the community setting up at city hall. we're going up polk street coming down post. and there should be no places to see the parade throughout that entire route. but the main parties over here by the peace plaza, japantown.

>> and we also do want to mention once more that post street between webster and laguna will be blocked off for this festival. today is the final day reporting live. tiffany justice, back to all right. sounds like it's going to be a great time. thank you so much, tiffany. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. the supreme court is set to hear a case that could have major impacts on the bay area's homeless crisis. >> plus, hundreds of people showed up to san francisco's hippie hill for for 20 celebrations. take you inside what happened. >> we can expect for the breakdown is will all explain it to you. in words, summerfest, the wordsmiths were in journalism, right? ok, sunshine going on with those high temperatures in the lower 80's. we'll be checking in to what that looks like for you and what early next week, which is going to be

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welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. look at the picture from the golden gate. have we taken care of that fog or what? mostly sunny skies starting to prevail here a little bit that onshore wind. but just a little bit of a puff going on. >> and you'll get that afternoon. spring breeze working here. but everything's looking pretty good. stillwater dominance of this high pressure. so keep those temperatures on the warm side. we will for this afternoon tomorrow afternoon as well. not about starting either 50's everywhere, except antioch, already popping about 60 58 hayward. 57 oakland, 52. meanwhile for freeman, san jose, you're looking at about 56 futurecast for it's called an eventful really for today. but they want to point out a couple little things way some cloud cover down the sequoia national park is 70 basically

tomorrow we get that marine layer back again. yeah, sure. but it mixes out nicely. we go back to mostly sunny mode. might get a few stray showers again in the mountains. just some leftover moisture. the up sloping daytime heating. that's a drill we see a lot during the summer months but we get to late on monday. there is a turn happening. more apparent on the this is what it looks like again for today. we get there after breeze in the afternoon shore, but it comes more pouncey as we get to tomorrow afternoon and evening, particularly right through the golden gate park in a straight as you can see on shore. so this is that low starting to develop, taking over from the high. so we have a change of the shift. so that's we're going to usher in cloud cover some moisture in here that were in the marine layer starts to thicken up. the low provides already left. so might get a couple stray showers working in here to walk through that and mostly sunny one inland. we've got 70's for the bay 80's well inland tomorrow. let's repeat this continued warm, but tuesday, it's the big drop day. cool. that's the cloud

cover. that's the lowest talked about. and yes, maybe a couple of showers and then rain on friday for a more potent storm that we're also watching to the models and all of these accounts have now latest trended wet are bullish on rain that can again change as we go forward. but the thing that's been consistent about it has been the players are still have that low middle of the week. and we still have that front that drops south by friday. so we know he's going to get cooler temperatures in some cloud cover. 69, san francisco, mostly sunny and nice. 74 for oakland, 81 san jose. the bigger map we have 80's on the board tees off to the far east, also from the north bay and even the south a little bit. the green i have to keep this in reserve because we're going to be some more of those green crayons later on, stephanie, because cooler temperatures are coming back okay. so i don't have to opworry so much about the oranges. i have the orange colors already on order. later like the comparison to the crayons. you know, the incumbents going to make our map somehow, you know, yeah. >> thanks so much day for

keeping an eye on that for us. all right. beautiful view right there. national park week kicked off on saturday. free admission was offered at all parks that normally charge entrance fees, the state department of parks and encourages bay area residents to continue the celebration by checking out various themed activities at local state parks all week long. california volunteers took part in day full of climate action activities in oakland on saturday, dozens of volunteers helped her move invasive plants statewide. thousands of california service corps members join in the effort to go green for earth month. around the world. saturday, people lit up for for 20. the day is known as the international day to celebrate marijuana. and while officials celebrations were canceled in san francisco, hippie hill was still a hot gathering spot. boys photo journalist malcolm jackson was there.

>> we like to see the city like this right all this is amazing because like i was really upset when i found out that things were canceled this year. but light, this is how it used to be that the moderate, like everybody just relaxing and taking super easy like this is the vibes. what i want report 20 weekend. beautiful day out there. >> beyond grateful to be here. just such a beautiful day in francisco. i got my best friends here with >> well, that paris, all that she had there. and while san

francisco is often considered the center of 4.20, celebrations, it is believed the tradition traces its origins to the north bay kron four's. dan thorn takes a look for us. it was fall 1971. classes were over at sandra fell high school football practice just and out in front of the school by the statue of chemist louis pastor, you can find a group of bell bottom bodies while those meeting up to lie to join. >> the regular meet up happening just before 4.30. we'll be known amongst the wall. those as the 4.20 they later dropped the creating the phrase that has become synonymous with smoking. but how did it spread out of the north bay? that's where the grateful dead come in. it turns out a brother of one of the ball. those was a close friend of grateful dead bassist. phil lesh. those often found themselves running in the same circles as the dead and they're slang was

spreading through the band's sphere of influence. fast forward to the early 1990's. the grateful dead were playing a show. one deadhead was handing out fliers inviting people to meet at the bolinas ridge on mount empire state for 20 on 4.20, for 4.28. one person was handed a flyer. steve blum, a reporter for the cannabis magazine high times. published magazines. next issue cementing the phrase in the cannabis culture. >> and that was our dan thorn reporting for us. the excuse me, the oxford english dictionary recognize the phrase for 20 in 2017 it cited some of the wall. those postmarked letters and other artifacts as some of the first uses of that phrase. large crowds also gathered in berkeley saturday to celebrate for 20. this was memorial glade on saturday afternoon. you can see ages past packed with people setting up tents and blankets around the park, enjoying the nice weather out

there. april is parkinson's disease awareness month. parkinson's is the second most common neurodegenerative disease after alzheimer's. according to the parkinson's foundation, the disease affects 10 million people worldwide. nearly 1 million people in the u.s. are impacted a bay area doctor with expertise in parkinson's took part in a health documentary to bring more awareness. we spoke with kaiser permanente. neurologists, doctor rima ash about this. >> then as we get older, we have a higher risk of developing parkinson's disease. but in fact, there are people with young onset disease as well, even into their we now know that it's much more than just a motor disease have a lot of non uttered features, including changes in mood. insomnia changes in their g i track and blatter. >> on saturday they held a walk to support the fight against parkinson's disease. happening today in honor of

earth day drive city and san francisco hosts a storefront market from noon to 4 on sunday. the market includes food, our pet adoption booths and musical performances. it is free and tickets are given out first come first served. the port of oakland free harbor tours return next month. it's a 90 minute narrated tour. organizers say it's a unique opportunity to see the port of close while enjoying a sunset cruise along the oakland estuary and san francisco bay. tickets are available online starting april 29th. the season runs through october. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. more insurance companies are leaving the golden state. the latest providers dropping latest providers dropping coverage in california. choice hotels is a family of brands

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>> on monday, the supreme court hears arguments on whether the city of grants pass oregon can punish homeless people for camping in public spaces. it's a case that could have major impacts on how the bay area deals with the homeless crisis. a lower court previously ruled in favor of unhoused population saying its cruel and unusual punishment to find and arrest those who have nowhere else to go. justices hear arguments monday morning with a decision expected later this year. insurance companies are leaving california, making it harder for people to ensure their homes. tokio marine, american and transpacific insurance are the latest to pull homeowner coverage due to high costs. the departure is set to impact at least 12,000

policyholders 7 of the 12 largest insurance firms paused or restricted home policies within the last year, all state paused its home insurance business back in 2022. due to cost and wildfires. the american tradition of generational farming is fading because of rising costs. the u.s. farm real estate value soared to about $4,000. an acre in 2023. that's almost $300 more than 2022. farm experts and owners say farms are not expanding due to cost for land fuel and grains. they say small family farms are increasingly unable to pass down the tradition. >> governor gavin newsom announced more than 190 million dollars in funding to help address homelessness capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you where he says the money will go and why republicans say they're skeptical. we'll make a skeptical. we'll make a difference.

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news nurses statewide plan to protest in the bay area. the concerns they're hoping to highlight and the house passes a major foreign aid bill with more support to ukraine, taiwan and israel. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us this sunday morning. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar hit today. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. well, it was a sweet saturday that's built on this for your sunday. maybe add a couple degrees while we're at it. sure. why not? >> and you'll see some lower,

maybe approaching middle 80's, perhaps as you get to the central valley. but this is going to be temporary because there are changes coming by the time we get to tuesday. quick shot of sfo. by the way, there's some just minor delays due to the fact some construction there. but that's only about 45 minutes or so. not weather related. that fog bank. they're starting to erode and going to a mostly sunny mode. and most of the wind said the single digits will get a little puff pop happening in the afternoon. complements of inland heating tomorrow. it could be a little more serious as we await the arrival of our next system. and we've been talking about how that was to be dry with that low off of our coast. it really didn't have much moisture which to work with. but remember, it still is lift. so it's going to find a little bit we might get a few stray showers with that 50's going on to the east bay shoreline. 65 already for any act but even 50's up north and even half moon bay. 55, along with san francisco, expect about 73 at high noon. 3 o'clock about 81 as i mentioned, we'll probably do the same thing again tomorrow

on that note. and by the way, things the sutro camera here still working on this fog bank here 80 for tomorrow. and there's the cooldown for your tuesday at 71 with this low out at sea. we have more that long-range forecast for check into that 4 zone to stephanie. all right, david, thank you so much. >> in the east bay hayward, police are investigating the city's 4th deadly traffic accident of the year. a man died after being hit by a car friday night. it happened in the intersection of tennyson road and less to court. police say the driver remained on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. police say it does not appear drugs or alcohol were a factor. local police department is mourning the loss of one of their own officer. jordan wingate died saturday from injuries suffered from a 2018 car crash. he was responding to an emergency call when his patrol cruiser crashed into another car and then a semi truck. the collision forced him to medically retire in march 2020, the department says he was a hard worker and dedicated to helping the

community. officer wingate is the 55th oakland police officer killed in the line of duty. police arrested a man in the north bay for drug possession. fairfield police responded to calls of a man slumped over in a car in a parking lot on north texas street. when officers arrived, they noticed a bag, a bag of suspected narcotics inside the vehicle. they detained the driver and searched the car. authorities say they found 1000 ecstasy pills and several other bags with suspected cocaine, meth and fentanyl. happening tomorrow, hundreds of nurses statewide are scheduled to hold a protest. a kaiser permanente. san francisco medical center. they say they want to highlight patients. safety concerns over the use of artificial intelligence and what they call a rush by the hospital industry to introduce the technology. the protest is scheduled for noon tomorrow at the medical center on geary boulevard. starting on wednesday, a santa clara county, the vta closes 5 stations for track work mountain view wissman

middlefield bayshore nasa and that month the park stations closed from wednesday through next sunday. a bus bridge will be available. governor gavin newsom announced nearly 200 million dollars in funding aimed at clearing homeless encampments in helping unhoused californians as our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports san mateo and marin counties as well as the city of oakland are up for that funding. >> it's about people's lives. people are dying on our watch. people are dying on the streets and we all have a responsibility to better. a passionate governor. gavin newsom speaking about the issue impacting communities across the state. homelessness happening on the streets has to be a top priority. and newsom says it is a priority for his administration during this virtual press conference of leaders from up and down the state newsom announced his administration is allocating 192 million dollars in grant funding to 17 communities across california. all for programs to help clear encampments and get help to more than 3,500 people on the streets who so desperately

need treatment and housing. those set to receive the funding include the counties of los angeles in san mateo and the cities of fresno, oakland, san bernardino and oceanside. i want to see results. everybody wants result, but some have expressed skepticism over the state's ability to properly track results. this california on a report from earlier this month concluded while the state invested 24 billion dollars to tackle homelessness over the last 5 years, the state did not track whether those investments worked or lead to positive outcomes. all that is the audit showed statewide homeless has increased by 50% between 2013 2023. i think our communities are frustrated. republican assembly member josh hoover as one of the bipartisan lawmakers who requested the audit and was concerned by its findings. he now has a bill that would require state-run homelessness programs to report their costs and outcomes annually. something has to change in california. the approach that we're taking is not working and we're not going to fix it by throwing more money at the problem. still, newsom promises things will change on that front.

he's announced an expansion of the california housing accountability unit to include more oversight of state homelessness, grants to cities and counties. i'm not interested in funding for your people have to and feel the progress and the change. and if they're not, our counties are turning their back, aren't participating in funding. i'm not interested in continuing the status quo. as for this latest round of investments, those on this call say the money will make a difference. i can tell you we're poised to put this spending to work immediately services, including mental health shelter. >> outreach, permanent housing and lot more. and these are services i can tell you that are desperately desperately needed it it's changing lives. >> and the community is receiving. the funding can start to use it right away. reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> not a national news. the house passed a landmark bipartisan foreign aid bill with billions for ukraine, israel and taiwan. but it

could also lead to a ban on tiktok news nation's elina shirazi reports. >> in a rare weekend session, the house stuck around to pass a 95 billion dollars worth in foreign aid money. that's something both democrats and republicans threw their support behind. and today we can not disappoint those who seek what we have. house members working on their day off to pass a long-awaited foreign aid package. all this after months of being stalled by republican infighting due to what many in the gop call a lack of security. >> at our border, we have a massive crisis here at home. and if america is not safe and secure here at home, we cannot help our partners abroad. i urge respectfully that my colleagues put america first. house speaker mike johnson's foreign aid plan includes a 3 bills that separately fund ukraine, israel and taiwan

ipalong with a 4th bill that includes several gop foreign policy priorities. those provisions include seizing frozen russian assets to fund the war in ukraine along with legislation that could result in a tiktok banned. president biden praised the bipartisan group of house lawmakers for coming together saying quote, today members of both parties in the house voted to advance our national security interests and send a clear message about the power of american leadership on the world stage at this critical inflection points. they came together to answer history's call passing urgently needed national security legislation that i have fought for many months to secure. ukraine's president also expressing gratitude for the progress after the package past saying the vital us a bill passed today by the house will keep the war from expanding safe thousands and thousands of lives and help both of our nations to become stronger. all this work done with johnson's job on the line with now 3 republicans and counting saying he should resign his

post. as i've said many times, i don't walk around this building being worried about a motion to vacate have to do my job. >> we did. i've done here what i believe to be the right thing. and that is to allow the house to work. its will. and as i've said, you do the right thing let the chips fall where they and president biden is urging the senate to take this bill up quickly. that's not something that get to this weekend, but rather. >> on tuesday of this coming week. >> happening tomorrow, opening statements begin in the criminal trial. a former president donald trump. trial is happening in new york. prosecutors say trump participated in illegal hush money scheme to cover up an alleged affair with an adult film star prior to the 2016 election. trump has denied the charges and the affair. the trial is expected to last several weeks. the bay area certainly loves good food him this morning on dine and dish. our vicki liviakis shows love to another food journalist with a big personality. >> is the more appropriate for

gourmet gadfly marsico yardi is the columnist and curator of cable hopper. the newsletter for anyone who loves the heat in san francisco. she table hawks in the mission sunset richmond dog patch, north beach. you name it anywhere. there's good food and drink serving up tips and tidbits about the city's >> see is no newcomer to the city's food landscape. nearly 20 years of wining and dining about 18th birthday. right marcia is throwing a big bohemian bash at the iconic north beach watering hole, sad boy, which has been around francisco since 19. 0, 7. and guess what? >> we are celebrating and filling with san francisco spirit and though he it's a

colorful crowd that includes city centric >> make a little multimedia >> drama, queens and your basic only in san francisco because i'm living a bohemian >> san francisco pizzeria golden boy is living up to its name. the restaurant is listed by website rank or as one of the top. 25 spots to get a slice in the country. the square slice pizzeria has 2 locations. san francisco's north beach neighborhood and san mateo as well. congrats to them and before it is quite good. >> well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, it was patrick bailey bobblehead day at oracle park. the giants catcher celebrating with one of the best games of his young career. we have the highlights. promises to make it easier to meet up with your friends at events in large venues. we're going to show you how it works. >> and a look at the next

couple of days you can see is a warm to start off. and then that gets a little cooler by tuesday. and right working through some of this fog, you can see mixing out of that. there's the golden gate bridge starting to poke out just a touch as we go into mostly sunny mode off a check of the 4 zone forecast to cover what the continues.

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the public and only surfers and vendors pay for entries. and that cute organizers say they are hoping to raise $10,000 by may. 1st, they could really use your support here. if you are interested in supporting this, a tour of all in fun event, we do have a link on our web site now. kron 4 dot com. >> i was a performance and that yes, very impressive form. ice form their yeah. and very brave to these dogs well. taking a live look now from our sutro camera. you can see the golden gate bridge just barely there obscured by a karl. the fog, perhaps just a little bit there, stephanie. but it's be much the way we're really thin in the south. so, yeah, turning into mostly good morning. good morning, everybody. and we're quickly jumping down to yosemite national park. real quick. this to show kind of the ice that's in place. that was snow at one point. >> we're probably going to add a little dusting to this this week ahead. just a bit. it's like being in semi retirement to put in your retirement account anyway. i mean, i know it's late in the season to be doing this, but hey, we'll take it it stays up there and eventually will melt and get into our rivers. that will be

good news. 67 tomorrow for monday tuesday. this is now tahoe. 61. and then by wednesday, 57. yeah, that's what we're going to get to as well. although maybe when i all of course, a bit of snow will get maybe fewer showers on tuesday. that's what we're tracking because these latest model runs are trending a little bit of the wet side. for now. it's still the high pressure is in control. so warm today. tomorrow, but ultimately this low develops and with the low in our backyard, the story has always here comes the rain and everything. but this one looked to be fairly dry. however, it is providing lift and therefore, you always have that risk at least the coast of picking up some drizzle with this futurecast for for today. looking great afternoon. cloud cover. build up in the mountains. typical. even get that in the summer. there's enough moisture around tomorrow morning. we start off with the marine layer it again and then tomorrow night overnight, tuesday, here we go. that's what i'm talking about. this is the slow starting to develop. it provides lift. and then of course, it produces the cloud cover and maybe a few stray showers and get better shot of

this here. as we look at the longer range forecast, there's that low. should look fairly dry, but it looks like it's running into some moisture. now. and then the real chance of getting we'll call it scattered showers to showers, maybe rain looks to be by friday and that may be in a friday afternoon. maybe some snow showers added to the mountains as well. but it looks like a one-day affair and into the weekend that should clear out for everybody on that. we'll see again, its waste way up there on that. the resolution of these models are little bit light. so 4 zone forecast. what we've got going on today. 69 san francisco, but cooler at the coast, but not as breezy as yesterday and probably better clearing that we had yesterday to 72 for burlingame, 73 foster city, san carlos pair of sevens along with palo alto. but it's lower 80's down south south bay, 81 san jose, 80 cupertino, santa clara, also at 80 east bay shoreline, upper 70's tri valley. back to the lower 80's. 82 for walnut creek. 83 for concord, 72 berkeley, the 73 83 for fairfield, 81 napa and 83

going on for santa rosa. so here's the big change. the big drop happening tuesday, maybe a few little showers at work here. but the bigger lion's share of moisture will be on friday. and it looks like that will clear out in time for saturday. one thing has been pretty consistent here. the models timing has been all pretty much consistent. it's just been the moisture has been different a little bit. so the latest run, is there a little bit more bullish on rain for all these events here. so if that holds, we'll get it. but if not, goes back to dry. we'll get it without much effect. we're going to cool doubts. okay. got it. so keep the layers handy and maybe an umbrella. yeah. and again, the good news is looks weekend. next weekend looks okay. so that's that's good. is good thanks, dave. >> the giants taking on the arizona diamondbacks at oracle park. and it was a big game for catcher patrick bailey. >> sports reporter aaron wilson brings us the highlights on friday night. the giants were pretty much embarrassed by the diamondbacks and the 17 to one

loss. but maybe the patrick bailey bobblehead would turn things around literally and physically for the giants to get them back on track on saturday. so >> the giants leadoff hitter, he got the message. uncle lee up. it connects with his first homer for the giant to go out into the pavilion and it ties the game up and won the giant. they now lead 2 to one in the 3rd and bailey. doubling to shallow center field right here. way. enjoy it comes into score 3, 2, 1, the giants over the diamondbacks. but then the diamondbacks do come back to tie the game at 3 apiece. but it was bailey mes bobblehead. they came to the rescue in the 5th inning with a man he ripped a shot. way out to right. watch him there. it goes over the pavilion and into cove. you see the water shooting up there and that put the giants up for good bailey was 4 for 4 with 3 rbi. maybe they should. you know who the bobblehead day every day, especially the patch of elite

bobblehead or giant for the sales from yesterday's performance. they win that one. >> for friday's performance, rather, they win this one on saturday. 7, 2, 3. now the a's. on the other hand on saturday, we're still in cleveland. plain the guardian. that is you can tale. it was cold out there again. but the bright spot, it was a homecoming for a infielder max shuman who grew up just outside of cleveland. and he at all this family and friends. looking on as game cheering him on every step of the way didn't have to wait long for them to give a wow moment in the 5th right here mixes up. and he gives up his parents. he give them a thrill of their lives. his first major league hits a homer and he is they are forces pairs were is well back to reality. back to the game. their 5th inning man on for josh naylor. you see it there and that wind out there is precedent to center-field a nice catch by fan out there. they 6 homer of the season. the guardians, they win this 63 but next and his family. that's the bright spot of this one for the a's. they get to meet and greet

with them after the game after making the trip to cleveland, they have the time of their lives. now, obviously we'll have more. but that suspect and the task. and thank you. one stadium is making it easier to meet friends and find a way to the exact locations by teaming up with an app. >> arrow shows us how it works in this morning's tech smart. >> when you're trying to meet up with someone at a big venue, spotty signals limited gps and confusing landmarks can make things complicated. they're walking around the venue. they're trying to figure things out there, texting their friends. i'm not looking up necessarily christian lau is chief technology officer at bmo stadium home of the los angeles football club. it's human nature not to pay attention to signs of era. with the stadium partnering with an app called what 3 words they divided the world into 10 by 10 foot squares and giving each one a unique 3 word name, gps coordinates to

kind of confusing and complicated mean, nobody in every day was like, does that. >> so the idea for it to just to make a big statement, super simple because easy as just saying something like table chest and you throw to one point and was somewhat the stadium has published specific what 3 words addresses, key locations, including gates. the team store concession stands and the box office having a tax solution. >> where a younger demographic that they can, you know, use their familiar with it. it just makes these here, you know, everything easier to get in and around the venue. and unlike a general address, that takes you to a main entrance. what 3 words can direct you to a super specific spot anywhere in the world. >> plus, it works offline. so christian went somewhere in the stadium. they sent me a link of worries going. it says loaf surely resort with a tap. i tried compass blow to navigate to find him. let's go find those 3 words. following

this compass really have no clue where he is. we're getting closer. 41 feet away. >> was right? so imagine when you are. >> and environment. coachella, where there's thousands of people just everywhere. you can literally use the compass feature to get to that person. you're trying to find within a 10 foot square. >> we'll be right back.

>> in the south bay and event to raise money for kids with disabilities. took over san jose's history park, coastal kids home care, brought back its signature touch a truck event. children got to hop into fire trucks, construction vehicles and police cruisers. a classic car parade rolled out as well. the nonprofit was founded in salinas and he's been in the bay area for nearly 20 years. how cool what francisco, the toilet kicks off today between sanchez and vicksburg streets. the event celebrates the know we valley public restroom. finally opening in san francisco. you may recall when the toilet was first announced, it cost 1.7 million dollars. well, thanks to multiple contributions. the price was reduced to $300,000. today's event features arts and crafts and live acrobatic performances. still ahead on the next hour kron, 4 morning news, san jose mayor matt mahan renews his promise to

tackle homelessness in the city. >> why some critics say the new proposal is still not enough. plus, part officially retires. its legacy trains. we take you inside last ride. and francisco cherry blossom festival. we're live with a preview of the fund that's plan today. stay with us. the plan today. stay with us. the proper morning news continues.

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news. san jose mayor matt mahan prioritizes resources for the homeless in the city's next budget. why some say the proposal is still not enough. and a major freeway closure is tying up traffic across the north bay. what you need to know to get around. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday. april, the 21st. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. hey there stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. looks like a champion day for you. a nice sweet sunday as we see a lot of sunshine and those temperatures inland going to bump him up a couple degrees above we had from yesterday. >> hold until tomorrow as well. before we see a change on tuesday, quick check of the golden gate bridge. every time we look at it, it's a little different as we see the fog retreating. it's still out there a little bit. but you can see retreating. so opening

up to mostly sunny skies, which everybody is going. joy, not along the way of winds today. it's before the change starts to happen. so the high is really kind of blocked off most of the synoptic winds. it's more going to be local and that's what you're going to get later on this afternoon. the typical spring breeze coming in from the coast. meanwhile, our temperatures already peering into the 60's pick in the east bay, mostly 50's up north and also in the 50's. but 60 san jose. 57 meanwhile for livermore in our contrast were a couple degrees above. we're a numbers were from this time yesterday. so are off to a mild start which is built on for today. 73 at high noon by 3 o'clock at 81. and again, pretty much a repeat performance tomorrow. but again, changes on tuesday in the big issue is it looks like the trend has been a bit wetter. so will induce a little know rave rain, perhaps as early as tuesday and certainly looks that way on friday. we'll have more on this coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> san jose mayor matt mahan says he wants to make

resources for the unhoused a priority for the city. well, trying to address a 50 million dollar budget shortfall. well, it was jack moment dives into the issue. >> johnny mendez lives and her girlfriends the windy and warm day in san jose. mendez has been homeless for just a couple weeks. she says she works as a security guard pulling in about 1000 bucks a she's been homeless before. but this time she says her hopes are shot. she says she's been rejected for voucher programs. so far we have to r concern comes amid the city's struggle to fill a 50 million dollar deficit in this year's budget. mayor matt mahan told the community they're going to prioritize homeless resources. you have to experiment with things that we haven't done a lot of in recent years while at the same time focusing on reducing homeless encampments, we're going to have to experiment with safe sleeping sites may or may have says a cheaper option to get people out of an unsanctioned

encampment is through illegal. what an example is when you drive down willow street by the 87 and see this encampment may have has proposed moving this one into a sanctioned encampment. there's just way too much red tape. the founder of a cop, a silicon valley and homeless advocate top lancton says unhoused people he works with are worried about the summer and what the council and approve it. but yeah, they're worried about the safe parking the worry about. they don't want to go into congregate shelters or anything that resembles a congregate shelter like in says he hopes san jose will make the possible sanction encampments little barrier and allow people to come and go as they please not for too few that does says she would go to a sanction parking lot. >> and he's just tired of being homeless. >> i >> stress. >> now all this comes as a recent audit finds that the city of san jose is not doing

enough and is not being transparent, but the money that is given to them from the state of california to address its homelessness issues. now the city says this highlights a bigger statewide issue in terms of funding, but it will be up to the city and the counselors to decide how it should fund homeless programs going into this next fiscal year in downtown san jose. jack molmud kron. 4 news. >> happening today, san francisco mayor london breed returns from china. reid spent nearly a week there to improve relations and attract more business for san francisco. her visit included a visit or rather a trip to china's high-speed train while visiting with the u.s. ambassador to china. the mayor also announced the return of giant pandas to the san francisco zoo. mayor breed is expected to share more updates when she arrives. back to the u.s. this afternoon. a motorcyclist died in a crash saturday afternoon. this happened on tamales petaluma road just east of twin bridge road at around 02:30pm, in early investigation shows the motorcyclist lost control and

veered off the road, colliding with a fence and utility pole. they were pronounced dead at the scene. in the east bay. oakland, police are investigating after the fatal shooting of a man. police responded to the area in 99 avenue in east oakland just before one friday afternoon. the victim died at the scene. his identity has not been released. anyone with information is asked to call oakland pd. police arrested a suspect for a deadly stabbing in east palo alto. it happened in february on bell street at university avenue. investigators released this surveillance video last month saying they believe the people inside the white suv witnessed the attack on the victim. frank, finding by died a month later in the hospital. police arrested and charged a 19 year-old suspect. another person was also stabbed that night. they survived. the search is underway for the person who attacked a father and child on a san francisco muni bus. the father telling police his infant was randomly assaulted by another writer

friday morning. the suspect then took off from the bus near venice and o'farrell street. police say the baby appeared to be okay. in coma. police arrested 3 suspects including a wanted texas fugitive last sunday coma. police officers responded to reports of a black mercedes benz driving recklessly near junipero serra boulevard and service center. caller said the car ran 2 red lights before stopping in the middle of the road. police arrived to find a man and a woman walking away from the car. the driver still inside told police they went to get gas. officers ran the driver's information and learned he was a wanted criminal. police searched the car, find a ammo and $1400 worth of stolen clothes. they believe the stolen goods were from nearby stores on sarah monte boulevard. but 2 other passengers also had warrants out for their arrest. all were taken into custody and booked in the san mateo county jail. san francisco police arrested a man accused of possessing child. the special victims

unit launched an investigation into 43 year-old peter sherman in january. officials say they have probable cause he was guilty for having child assault material. police searched the suspect's home thursday. officers arrested sherman and booked him into jail on 3 counts of child. a fire in san jose threatened a nursing home saturday morning. fire crews responded to the scene on east santa clara and north 13th street. the fire broke out in an abandoned building. crews were able to stop the spread. a nearby nursing home was evacuated, but residents were let back in just before 09:00am. the cause is under investigation. golden gate ferry service between sausalito in san francisco is still suspended. >> damage discovered at the sausalito appear friday shut down service through at least sunday in the meantime, buses will be provided to get people across the ferry service. apologize for any inconvenience. it remains unclear when service will resume. in the north a part of highway. 37 is closed for one

more day. caltrans says it's repaving the westbound lanes this weekend. and next crews then work on the eastbound lanes. the first 2 weekends of may travelers are encouraged to use detours. >> you know, you're going to go right towards napa county and state route. 29, where you'll catch. they wrote one. 21 where you make a left to go eastbound to once again keep going and cats. 12 that would take you down to state route. 37, everybody here that is local kind of knows this route as a shortcut. but it's not. it's along the tours that we're expecting that to be from one hour to 2 hours. so we really are asking the public to plan ahead. >> the westbound lanes reopened around for monday morning. and next week and caltrans plans on closing southbound 6.80, between pleasanton sunol starting at 9 friday night. it reopens the next morning. this is part of caltrans re pavement, work. crews say that after next

weekend there will be no more foreclosures in that area. >> and bart is officially retiring its legacy trains. the transit agency hosted a special ceremony and oakland's macarthur station saturday sending off the trains for one last run. people that to ride a legacy trained from macarthur to fremont station mirroring the original service part provided back in 1972. the ride lasted about 45 minutes along. 24 miles of the original section of tracks and now 3 legacy cars are headed to the rest are weern railway museum in sassoon city, making way for a new generation. nearly 700 new fleet of the future train cars are officially certified for service. all right. happening today is the final day of the san francisco cherry blossom festival before symphony. justice is live for us in san

francisco. japan town this morning with a look at the festivities. good morning, tiffany. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. yes, at this time, we're only a few hours out. you can see some of the beautiful cherry blossoms right behind us. we know that this is the last and final day of the cherry blossom festival here in japantown and in a few more hours is plaza is going to be buzzing with people. we do want to show you some video of yesterday's festivities. a lot of the activity will be focused around peace plaza. the festival started back in 1968. has grown over the decades to now. a two-week event has organized fully by volunteers. organizers say the northern california cherry blossom festival is one of the largest and most prominent cherry blossom festivals outside of japan. events will start around 11 o'clock this morning with some martial arts performances. >> and today is a grand parade which will start at 01:00pm. >> we have like a great lineup this a lot of people members

represent us in the city. a state county as well a lot of like we want to recognize from the community setting up at city hall. we're going up whole coming down post. and there should be no places to see the parade throughout that entire route. but the main parties over here by the peace plaza, japantown. >> so this is where the parade will be ending and people will be gathering the festivities will continue. we do also want to mention post street between laguna and webster will be blocked off as is festival continues and today reporting justice. back to you. all right. some helpful guidance there. it sounds like it's going to be a great time for everyone. thanks so much, stephanie. >> coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news, the supreme court is set to hear a case that could have major impacts on the bay area's homeless crisis. >> and more sunshine going on for your sunday's with push

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now from the top of our mount tam camera, gorgeous view of the bay area from perspective in 9.13 this sunday morning, a day we could just make out the city of san francisco out there. yeah, it's still above the fog. kind of hang around a little bit. good morning, stephanie. good

morning, everybody. >> and the golden gate bridge looking pretty good from the ground viewpoint. there's our flag checking in here with a nice onshore wind. >> if you will, fog clouds off towards the distance. so high pressure rules today. pretty much tomorrow. but there are changes already going to start happening by late in the afternoon tomorrow and evening. a ship with those winds could be a little bit more pronounced and we'll see a bit more of that marine layer coming back. and then certainly by tuesday morning. 65 at this hour for antioch, 62 for concord. already 60 per hayward, but mostly 50's. you can see on the board here peninsula has 50's and 56 for san francisco today. looking sweet afternoon cloud cover build up in the mountains. that's somewhat typical. let's get to tomorrow morning here. marine layer checks and yeah, all right. ok, mixes out nicely there. we have some of activity again in the mountains. any leftover moisture without sloping. but then by tomorrow night, it starts to thicken up a little bit and we'll get that cloud cover. the fog will thicken up as well. here's a look at those winds. we get a breeze this afternoon. no big deal. typical and all that. but then

tomorrow, it's a little bit more pronounced. and that's due to the fact that the shifting the high pressure is no longer our friend. it's now below that takes over the whole issue with this low was initially it looked like it was fairly dry cut off with the moisture. well, it looks like it's found a little bit of moisture. we have to put a couple scattered showers and they're mostly sunny today. warm inland 70's of the base 80's or so inland. sfo looking pretty good. the bank of fog breaking up. only minor delays due to construction. 45 minutes or whatever. tomorrow we're mostly sunny and continued warm will keep those numbers much the same. it's tomorrow. action suit tuesday. the big drop happens with cool temps and the winds will start to ship as early as monday night. really. and showers on tuesdayr the potential there, we'll call it rain on friday. so it's very, very bullish in terms of the moisture that we have going on here get these elements together. we know the elements are there, but before they were much drier, 69, san francisco, 74 for oakland, 81. meanwhile for san jose, there's your big temperature map for you. lots of 80's and

the greens are just hanging on here at the coast. but don't worry, they're going to take over. looks like middle of the week. if you don't have room for those rubber dolls of the metal things to do away with stress. stephanie, what do i do? i'm stressed still. you know what, karen owoc a serious. he's going add to that for >> april is stress awareness month and almost everybody has experienced rest at one point or another. you might be feeling stress now, but we're going to work on that for you. >> aside from making us feel anxious or angry stress can also be bad for your heart. and here to explain is our health expert karen owoc. good morning morning, stephanie. yes, thank you so much for being here today. and i have been distressing it right to life. i was so glad to hear that. yeah. >> i am back. thrilled to have you back and, you know, tell us a bit about how stress can impact the heart. >> well, first of all, it can increase your risk for a heart attack by 2 and a half time. so it's it's very important to

start to manage your stress stephanie. yes, that's something that's on the to do list. and as i was mentioning at the break, that it is one of the most under-recognized risk factors for heart disease and and now the doctors, the cardiologists are starting to say that stress is the number one leading risk factor for cardiac disease. well, that's an area of serious concern. so can you walk us through some specific ways that stress impacts our health, our heart health? yeah. so when you're under stress, your stress hormones are released and that adrenaline cortisol and not only when you're under stress to your blood vessels, do your blood pressure increase your heart rate starts to race. but the stress home affect your blood vessels so the inner lining of your blood vessels are supposed to be very smooth like teflon very, very

pliable. but when those stress hormones attack the inner lining, it becomes like sand paper. food becomes very rough, ok? so when it becomes very gruff like sand paper, things like plaque will stick to so that's what makes it bad. makes it easier for the practice. take on exactly stress causes that sort of effect. it creates effect on the blood vessels. yes, and it just starts to build and build. >> unless you take action and and start eating well and exercising, ok? so not only that, but when you're under stress, your blood sugar increases to because your body is thinking your brain you're this. you're under some type of threat, right? so it's going to release more blood sugar into your your arteries and then because your your body is you have to do

something that fight or flight. yes, exactly. now think of blood sugar as shard of glass in your arteries. think of this is an artery and shards of glass. so this the shards of glass are going to have that same effect >> by damaging the inner lining that delicate inner lining. so again, the plaque is going to stick to they the inner lining. oh, yikes. okay. yeah. of course. the. >> the grab, the whole glass that's that's a tough visual to says. it's engine, but so so that's why when you have accused me, that's why when you have diabetes, you are twice as likely to have heart disease. heart attack out of curiosity. why is it that body releases more pledged sugar? what is expecting the body to because yeah, when it's in that fight or flight mode, it's expecting the muscles to have to work so the sugar helps to instant energy. okay. but the issue is when we're in

prolonged periods of stress leasing yet much of it, too much of it, then you end up with diabetes to heart disease. all all of that is tied. think of diabetes and heart disease. as a pair as they do go hand in hand, got it. okay. and then when you get and then stress also, you can have short term stress, not just chronic stress, but short term stress when you're stress and you have that sudden surge of cortisol, it can cause that plaque. that's in your arteries to crack. so think of it cracking. oh, and then and then 2 things happen can happen. platelet taser. these are compounds in your blood that caused that caused this to stick together. so it's going to help heal if it thinks it's healing. it. but it's trying to it's building up bills, building up and building up. now, the other

thing that creating a clot, the other thing that can happen is this thing can rupture and then it could this this piece of plaque could end up lodging in your years. carotid artery in your heart and your brain, you end up with the stroke or heart attack. we don't want that. yes. so that's why this adrenaline cortisol, it's dangerous to your heart. okay. got it. the other thing that's very dangerous is anger, anger. that's a lot on the road you're under stress, you also tend it. >> get very angry and aggressive and they this is what was really interesting that the study found that when you have these 7 belt of anger, you are increasing your risk for heart attack by 5 times through within that 2 hours that you have that anger at and 3 times longer 3 times greater for stroke. oh, yeah,

ok, so what can we do? >> in our a last minute here to manage our stress level so that we're not developing things like the plaque buildup for the extra blood sugar of that sort of thing. so what number one is that to help and a smile they actually did a study on forcing people to smile and that help to reduce their stress levels are. and they did that by telling having them put a pencil in their mouth, literally literally gritty. and still they are grinning clinching the pencil in their mouth. okay. for some to also expanded. i have this clock here because >> spanned 20 minutes outdoors because they found the university of michigan found that when you spend 20 minutes with nature connecting with nature, you reduce your stress okay. very good to spend some time out in nature. >> laugh. yeah. and i wonder how many people are at home right now with the but

alright, that an easy way to force the stores that smile. right. thank you so much to our health expert, karen owoc for these great tips and for raising awareness about her heart health very welcome. all right. we'll be right back.

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high costs. the departure is set to impact at least 12,000 policyholders 7 of the 12 largest insurance firms pause or restricted home policies within the last year, all state paused its home insurance business back in 2022. due to cost and wildfires. >> governor gavin newsom announces more than 190 million dollars in funding to help address capitol correspondent eytan wallace. tell you where he says the money will go. and while republicans say they're

>> now on the kron, 4 morning news nurses statewide plan to protest in the bay area. the

concerns they're hoping to highlight and the house passes a major foreign aid bill with more aid to ukraine, taiwan and israel. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to get all those stories in just a moment for you here. but let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast days far in the weather center with the latest on that a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a pretty good sunday for you as well. we had a good saturday. lots of sunshine. let's keep this gravy train rolling and watching a roll right into monday as well before things change. so it's mister high-pressure. >> doing his thing. and during the summer months, this will be a heat spike that will be corrected by a low that would be relatively uneventful except a temperature drop. that was the script that we had before. but it looks like this low has found a little moisture which to play with so complicated matters a little bit. here's us going on here for you. and there are some minor delays due to some construction and all right now, our winds a pretty calm single digits. generally speaking the onshore wind event as we get the daytime

heating, but it will become a bit more pronounced probably by tomorrow night with the arrival of the clow there. 60's going on and 50's for the peninsula. 59 for 60. meanwhile, 4 san jose to look at that any already at 69 at this hour. here's the breakdown for you about 76 by 1 o'clock by 4, we're going to try about 82 and then longer-range tomorrow at 80 71, though, by tuesday as again, that low becomes a player in all of this will walk through with these 2 waves that we expect for the week ahead and how it's going to be much different. then this week, it has been stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in the east bay hayward, police are investigating the city's 4th deadly traffic incident of the year. a man died after being hit by a car friday night. itfhappened in the intersection of tennyson road and less to court. police say the driver remained on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. police say it does not appear drugs or alcohol were a factor. the oakland police department is opmourning the loss of one of

their own officer. jordan wingate died saturday from injuries suffered from a 2018 car crash. he was responding to an emergency call when his patrol cruiser crashed into another car and then into a semi truck. the collision forced him to medically retire in march 2020, the department says he was a hard worker dedicated to helping the community. officer wingate is the 55th oakland police officer killed in the line of duty. police arrested a man in the north bay for drug possession. fairfield police responded to calls of a man slumped over in a car in a parking lot on north texas street. when officers arrived, they noticed a bag of suspected narcotics inside the car. they detained the driver, searched the car. authorities say they found 1000 ecstasy pills and several other bags with suspected cocaine, meth and fentanyl. happening tomorrow, hundreds of nurses statewide are scheduled to hold a protest at kaiser permanente, san francisco medical center. they say they want to highlight patients.

safety concerns over the use of artificial intelligence and what they call a rush by the hospital industry to introduce the technology. the protest is scheduled for noon tomorrow at the medical center on geary boulevard. starting on wednesday in santa clara county. the vta closes 5 stations for track work mountain view middlefield bayshore nasa and moffat park stations closed from wednesday through next sunday. a bus bridge will be available. governor gavin newsom announced nearly 200 million dollars in funding aimed at clearing homeless encampments and helping unhoused californians as our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports san mateo and set and marin counties as well as the city of oakland are up for that funding. >> it's about people's lives. people are dying on our watch. people are dying on the streets and we all have a responsibility to better a passionate governor. gavin newsom speaking about the issue impacting communities across the state. homelessness

happening on the streets has to be a top priority. and newsom says it is a priority for his administration during this virtual press conference with leaders from up and down the state newsom announced his administration is allocating 192 million dollars in grant funding to 17 communities across california. all for programs to help clear encampments and get help to more than 3,500 people on the streets who so desperately need treatment and housing. those set to receive the funding include the counties of los angeles in san mateo and the cities of fresno, oakland, san bernardino, an oceanside. i want to see results. everybody wants result. but sose have expressed skepticism over the state's ability to properly track results. this california on a report from earlier this month concluded while the state invested 24 billion dollars to tackle homelessness over the last 5 years, the state did not track whether those investments worked or lead to positive outcomes. all that is the audit showed statewide homeless has increased by 50% between 2013 2023. i think our communities

are frustrated. republican assembly member josh hoover as one of the bipartisan lawmakers who requested the audit and was concerned by its findings. he now has a bill that would require state-run homelessness programs to report their costs and outcomes annually. something has to change in california. the approach that we're taking is not working and we're not going to fix it by throwing more money at the problem. still, newsom promises things will change on that front. he's announced an expansion of the california housing accountability unit to include more oversight of state homelessness, grants to cities and counties. i'm not interested in funding for your people have to and feel the progress and the change. and if they're not, our counties are turning their back, aren't participating in funding. i'm not interested in continuing the status quo. as for this latest round of investments, those on this call say the money will make a difference. i can tell you we're poised to put this funding to work immediately services including mental health shelter. >> outreach, permanent housing and lot more. and these are

services i can tell you that are desperately desperately needed it's changing lives. >> and the community is receiving. the funding can start to use it right away. reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> now to national news. the house passed a landmark bipartisan foreign aid bill with billions for ukraine, israel and taiwan. but it could also lead to a ban on tiktok news nation's elina shirazi reports. >> in a rare weekend session, the house stuck around to pass 95 billion dollars worth in foreign aid money. that's something both democrats and republicans threw their support behind. and today we can not disappoint those who seek what we have. house members working on their day off to pass a long-awaited foreign aid package. all this after months of being stalled by republican infighting due to what many in the gop call a lack of security. >> at our border, we have a

massive crisis here at home. and if america is not safe and secure here at home, we cannot help our partners abroad. i urge respectfully that my colleagues put america first. house speaker mike johnson's plan includes a 3 bills that separately fund ukraine, israel and taiwan along with a 4th bill that includes several gop foreign policy priorities. those provisions include a seizing frozen russian assets to fund the war in ukraine along with legislation that could result in a tiktok banned. president biden praised the bipartisan group of house lawmakers for coming together saying quote, today members of both parties in the house voted to advance our national security interests and send a clear message about the power of american leadership on the world stage at this critical inflection points. they came together to answer history's call passing urgently needed national security legislation that i have fought for many months to secure. ukraine's president also expressing gratitude for

the progress after the package past saying to the vital us a bill passed today by the house will keep the war from expanding, saved thousands and thousands of lives and help both of our nations to become stronger. all this work done with johnson's job on the line with now 3 republicans and counting saying he should resign his post. as i've said many times, i don't walk around this building being worried about a motion to vacate have to do my job. >> we did. i've done here what i believe to be the right thing. and that is to allow the house to work. its will. and as i've said, you do the right thing and let the chips fall where they and president biden is urging the senate to take this bill up quickly. that's not something that get to this weekend, but rather. >> on tuesday of this coming week. >> happening tomorrow, opening statements begin in the criminal trial of former president donald trump. the trial is happening in new york. prosecutors say trump participated in an illegal hush money scheme to cover up and alleged affair with an adult film star prior to the

2016 election trump has denied the charges and the affair. the trial is expected to last several weeks. the bay area loves good food. and this morning on dine and dish our vicki liviakis shows love to another food journalist with a big personnel. >> is the more appropriate for gourmet gadfly marsico yardi is the columnist and curator of cable hopper. the newsletter for anyone who loves the heat in san francisco. she table hawks in the mission sunset richmond dog patch, north beach. you name it anywhere. there's good food and drink serving up tips and tidbits about the city's >> see is no newcomer to the city's food landscape. nearly 20 years of wining and dining about 18th birthday. right

marcia is throwing a big bohemian bash at the iconic north beach watering hole, sad boy, which has been allowed francisco since 19. 0, 7. and guess what? >> we are celebrating and filling with san francisco spirit and though he it's a colorful crowd that includes city centric >> make a little multimedia >> drama, queens and your basic only in san francisco because i'm living a bohemian that she >> well, san francisco pizzeria golden boys living up to its name. the restaurant listed by website rank or as one of the top. 25 spots to get a slice in the country. the square slice pizzeria has 2 locations. san francisco's north beach neighborhood and san mateo day. the good day to grab a yeah, i'm out. there's

already water to. yeah. >> all right. the next couple of days look pretty sweet weather-wise as well. sink your teeth into this 81 sunday monday at about tuesday things change for those that like the cool weather. we've got it for the week ahead because when news continues.

>> welcome back. taking a live look now from our sutro cam. you can see just a little bit of cloud cover over the top. the san francisco there, to tell us all about it. well, little bit of that fog, though, lingering around a bit for some haze. good morning,

stephanie. good morning. all. >> we up to you 70 and some leftover ice. now what was snow will be adding to that a little bit for this week ahead. but the thing is the melting that will continue today tomorrow, a little bit until temperatures drop off as we go 4, check it out in tahoe, 67 tomorrow, tuesday at 61. 57 meanwhile, going on for wednesday. so there's the drop that you can see happening in the mountains. and meanwhile, will see this in the bay area as well. again for today. we're looking pretty sweet. build some mountain clouds later on. we get that marine layer back. it mixes out nicely. but by monday night things start to get interesting. as you can see, the thickening this marine layer in time for tuesday, the buildup that happened in our mountains, this all accordance with this low now essentially and most part, it is fairly dry, doesn't have a lot of moisture which to work with, but it has enough. but it's worth mentioning a few showers are possible with that will be mostly on tuesday and we stay in the clouds sector for a while and cooler temps because

we kind of set the tone for more systems that come from the north. therefore, what's called for some showers on friday, anywhere from late thursday on were too early on saturday. it should start to clear out for saturday into the weekend. but again, these models way upstream. we'll have to see how that holds together. it looks, though, will be cooler, though, even by next weekend with the clearing out. let's check it out. your 4 zone forecast today. 69 san francisco with a lot lower 60's off towards the coast. we have about 72 going on from burlingame, 73 foster city, san carlos in palo alto at 77 in the south bay, lower 80's, 81 for san jose. upper 70's line up the east bay shoreline with tri valley. lower 80's again will repeat this tomorrow. 83 conquered 82 for walnut creek. 72 berkeley. notice the separation get used to that as we go into the summer months. 83 fairfield, 73 for vallejo. 81 for napa. 83 for santa rosa spring. it's inconsistency. it's living up to that again. a shot of a

maybe some showers going on there been tuesday and we got some rain developing in showers for friday. it looks like that should clear out on saturday. but again, as we get closer, we'll see how this all kind of comes together. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. well, for many of us here in the bay area, napa valley might be the first place that comes to mind for a wine getaway. our travel enthusiast. dana redmond joins us live now to share why we might want to consider a trip to calais. still good. good morning to you morning. you know, calistoga runs a bit under the radar in comparison to some of its napa valley neighbors. but it's one of those instances where i say, well, that's all the more reason notice. now, if you're not a white person. >> don't don't worry, ok, calistoga has got you covered. the town's natural geothermal, hot springs and mud baths have been attracting wellness seekers since the mid 18. 100's caught a pretty good track that's this is calistoga motor lodge and spa. it's one of a plethora of spas and hotels with pools that are fed by on site hot spring flower.

and it just makes this a spot where you can come with family with friends or tripoli by yourself, soak it all up. enjoy just doing nothing. it's just that great relaxing experience. i've relax. just watch. just watching it. exactly. and the so this is the main pool at indian springs, calistoga. its an olympic size mineral pool that was built in 1913. it's one of reportedly one of the largest pools in california. now that i've got your lex we had care near and now you're here it's perfect. >> calistoga is one of those spots where you don't have to spend the entire weekend in your car goes exactly with what karen said. you can write on lincoln avenue to a wine tasting with was yeah. okay. say hello, touro bovino or robbie for robot. this is a he's breaking the mold when it

comes to traditional wine tasting, this is maria concerto winery where this robot he is just charming, ok? he shows you bow tie. he has a bow tie on. yes, he sets up glasses. he shows you the battle. he does. the pouring at the end of your tasting, he even has a charming way of asking for now you'll see, you'll okay. now it's important to point out there's always a human member of the staff with robbie doesn't so there's always someone with you. but the idea is that robbie is a perfect example of how some calistoga wineries are just reinventing that wine tasting experience. it's it's playful. it's a fun approach. it doesn't take enjoying their asking for absolutely yes. nestle's a wine glass quite well. doesn't better than i but the icu is he's not taking wind so seriously. you're laughing. you're having fun

now at nearby picayune sellers. still on lincoln avenue, you can get some shopping done while you're wine tasting now wind tasting room is essentially doing double double duty as a mercantile care is a little bit of everything. we've got jackets, scarves, jewelries things for your kitchen. there's even a bar where you can select and accessorize your hat with feathers bans. all sorts of stuff are sort of now, of course, you can also just sit down at a table on the patio and and simply drink wine. you've got lots of choices here again, a relaxing experience, nothing that's going to stir yeah. up next, let's go to bed at lane wineries. beautiful. absolutely. this is where you'll get all of those stellar views. you could ask for. but when it comes to learning about wine and the aromas found in your class, there's an interactive game. it makes education side of things fun and enjoyable. the winemaker is a handy

craftsman. he fashion to that. we'll out of the top of wind barrel. those small bottles have an aroma and them maybe strawberry, maybe bell pepper. your goal is to guess what the center is because a of sense you might also pick up in your wine glass. again. it's a game. you comes with 4 flights of wine depending on the person you're with group, maybe get a little it's all to you. you can have a good time. and again, you have this beautiful setting. you're right in calistoga. you're not going far. we've left the main drag, but a really quick and easy trip. and then finally, if you're in town for a saturday or sunday, save time for a quick trip to bail grist mill. now this is a spot likely driven by numerous times. it's right on highway 29. it's in between the calistoga and santa catalina. he probably never realized what it was. dates back to the mid 18 40's. it's the second largest wouldn't water wheel in the united states. that's

pretty impressive. yeah. it's also believed to be the only functioning grid smell this side of the mississippi river. now. yeah, okay. so now every weekend miller's are at work here using that water wheel and the millstone inside and they're essentially grinding grain into an assortment of flowers and meals now. so brent flower, pastry we'll pull into. it's hard to imagine, but long before grapes dominated the agriculture seen in napa valley, there would have been about a half-a-dozen or so mills here where farmers would bring their this is one of those examples. it's an unexpected fun break in between the tasting for a five-dollar donation. you can purchase a bag of milk products. i'm a big fan of but cornmeal whole wheat pastry flour bread, flour, more. and you know, how often do you stand in it's a really cool piece of history that we're looking at here. it's absolutely a cool piece of

history. again, a break in between a tasting, maybe you've been soaking in hot springs. you need to dry out a little bit. yeah, pop and you can pop out. the millers are always at work. they're happy to kind of show their craft and it's a great example to learn another side of napa valley. and it's a walk in the park which salute calistoga is really so lovely and often so easily overlooked. absolutely know it it. it really does run under the radar for years and years and years. it was kind of maybe thought of his the sleepy spot in napa and again, that's all the more reason to go. this is one of those perfect examples where we have such a great backyard. don't just give it over to tourists. take advantage of it for most people in the bay area. you can be in your car and they're you know, hour or so. you can spend a fun packed adventure day. you can spend the night. it's kind of all up to you. so it gives you lots of options when you have a day off, go and enjoy yourself. stop

pulling weeds in the yard take a day. yeah. what a great idea. and you know i want to go back to do you think that that's kind of the future it where we'll be seeing do i think it's the future of what i think it is is there's a lot of wineries out there at my last count. we're probably a close to 1000 between napa and sonoma. you need to distinguish yourself. that's a fun way to do it. and you know what? yes, you can argue that personal experience. there's always someone with you. robbie is just there's usually music playing in the background. he kind of does his. how can you not smile when you're doing something like that? so is it the future? i don't know. are robots going to be everywhere? probably but they're fun and they're unique and different. and they make you laugh and smile. really, very charming. bow tie changes colors apparently for like holidays and said, how can for something thank you so dana redmond, our travel. it's always a pleasure to talk travel step you will be right

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francisco, the toilet bowl kicks off today. this is a real it's happening between sanchez and vicksburg streets in the city. >> the event celebrates the know we've ali public restroom opcning in san francisco. and the reason why this is a big deal is because you might remember when the toilet was first announced it cost 1.7 million dollars just for that to install that public toilet. but thanks to multiple contributions, the price was reduced to $300,000. so the

keeper there, today's event features arts and crafts and some live acrobatic performances. so they are happy to finally see this thing installed. is a free for you. so we have to pay is i think it's free public restroom. she is not paying so that i guess he's hija be sure you never know. here's the 7 day forecast. here's company chuch a change is coming. >> we this isn't the right graphic. we there we go. 84 monday. and then there's a big drop on tuesday. you know, we have this low that was supposed to be dry. it looks like it found some moisture make a big some sprinkles there. thursday night friday. that looks to be some showers and there might be some thunder showers action. the central valley only. okay. but we're thinking we're clear out in time for the weekend. remember, this is still organic. we know the elements are there, but we'll see if the rain comes with it. so all right. but mother nature always full of surprises is true. all right. thanks a >> all right. thanks all of

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