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first of all, springtime. what's the first thing we should do? >> i think when it comes to spring cleaning, you want to look at the exterior of your house. i suggested you start in the place --est anxious. look at the exterior ofier home, your garden. shed or garage and see where the biggest place is and drill into there because once you tackling biggest project first, you will get a tremendous sense of momentum and relief i always suggested that you take "before" photos and use a timer and set the timer between 15 minutes and three hours. even if the project is larger than three hours, you have, when the timer goes off, you have completed something successfully and that will tell you -- i would say the last thing you did, you will be that much more engaged and ready to do it again. >> i cannot tell you how many times i have started projects,

worked for awhile on them, didn't quite get them done and then ended up reclutterring on top of the partially cluttered project. >> three hours is not enough for me. >> if every task as a beginning or an end, the end is actually the timer. garage won't get done in one setting. set yourself up to think that you work and work until you are exhausted and then you think you need to change. that's when the "before" changes pictures come in, even though you won't feel any difference, if you look at the pictures, you will see you made some change. >> >> reporter: you are saying, folks don't try to do this yourself >> any time you can get some help, it's a great idea to engage family members or friends of. i always suggested people try to swap with a friend, do your home one weekend and a friend's home another weekend. you bring people into the equation that is objective and

you can help you when you get to the sticky spots and have the sentimental objects and the momentum you are on the fence about, they can help you to get some clarity and push you over the edge. >> i have a lot more questions, but i lost them. let me tell folks, you can get more information april 25th at 7:30 p.m. and april 29th -- you can go to andrew mellon. com. his book is called unstuff your life. i'll be perfectly honest with you, i know i have the book somewhere on my shelf, but i couldn't find it. >> >> thanks for joining us. when we come back, we have watch out, another human race could be threatened. more coming up for you on kron news weekend -- .

let's go ahead and get the forecast for today. >> >> good morning to you. i kind of preferred yesterday. take a look at this. you can barely see the bridge. yesterday, i was jealous of people pretty comfortable sitting in there. areas of touchy drizzle, where you can see a lot of sunshine. cooler temperatures from yesterday and we'll see the low clouds push in again. so, taking a look at the temperatures for awhile, 52, 65 in san jose. 56 degrees, currently, in santa rosa and hayward. a chilly 48 in half moon bay.

a little warmer -- getting to only 1 degrees in concorde. 84 in livermore. 79 degrees in sunnyvale. 76 degrees and a lot cooler along the coast. coming in at mid-60s for half moon bay. forecast coming up, including a chance of showers mid-week. more on that later. >> >> the end of this week is going to bring the closure of doyle drive to replace the main approach to the gold codden gate britain. the traffic will be rerouted next weekend and school buses will come in and -- crews will start to tear down the concrete. this is a $1.1 billion project. >> >> joining me where all of the dust will be flying. it's not only a safety hazard, but a health hazard as well.

craig is joining me -- craig? >> reporter: you are looking at the structure that won't be here eight days from now. it will be demolished using 40 hydraulic hammers. all of the construction work means shutting down all of the areas for three days. starting friday at 8:00 p.m. , monday, 5:00 am, quite a stretch of time, three full days from van necessary out to highway 1 and further west onto the bridge. joining me now -- one of the contractors tell me something. is the dust going to be that bad and the noise? what will people have to contend with here? >> dust will be minimal. not going to be much. >> >> reporter: cal-tran is advising people to go away for the weekend. it will be that unpleasant. >> a little noise, not much, but we'll tackle it pretty

effectively. >> >> reporter: you guys will try to get a jump on things. you will start even before 5:00 >> yeah, you are trying to get it done before 5:00 am monday? >> the equipment that we have, i think we probably will meet our goal there. >> >> thank you. we will be showing you one of the things going on. even as they come down as they try to get a jump on things. getting as much done before the major shut down on friday. back to you. >> >> thanks, craig, you heard it from hector doyle. there will not be any safety hazards. if there are any complaints, i'm sure you can send them to

hector. >> >> emotional but fitting tribute to the sailors that lost their lives near the fairlawn islands last week. five people were killed when a powerful wave hit their boat last saturday. more on the memorial in tiburon. >> the memorial took place between angel island and tiburon where more than 100 boats were in a giant circle out on the water. during the memorial, organizers fired off five shots. one for everyone killed last weekend during the accident. after the event wrapped upstepping, participating boats buy their horn as one final

tribute. >> kron4 news. >> >> now we want to turn to the missing teen case. people signing up once again at burnett elementary school, taking a look at the video of the volunteer effort where nearly 200 people went out to look for sierra. she has been missing for more than a month. extended search through the santa claira sheriff's office. saturdays, official's search easily the most ambitious, today, outfitted for a long day of bush whacking in 90-degree heat. more than 100 sheriff's deputies along with search and rescue dogs battled terrain -- >> there is so much poison oak and black berries, aer is -p dog is helpful. if we can't get in, she can pretty much be sure there is nothing there. we are recovering some of the

areas we previously covered to increase the chance that we will find sierra if she is here. >> >> reporter: she and her dog, sage, searched several miles of 0 coyote creek. this crew from monterrey county, west of gillroy, looking under bridges and into culverts. deputies from san mateo county went into the deep ravines, here. >> >> statistical game. a probability game. we have to figure out the places to go look and the people searching have to make certain -- there is always a risk that somebody looked the wrong way at the wrong time. >> reporter: the searchers came across plenty of items, trash, mostly, other roadside debris. their goal, of course, to find evers, a clue, thinking that might help explain what

happened. responding to a call where deputies from santa cruz, monterrey counties in a case in which investigators have launched some 600 thousand hours and counting. kron4 news. >> >> a critical hearing for suspended sheriff -- we'll have an update. >> >> we want to take another live look outside. this time from san jose where the sky is clear and reflecting cooler temperatures around the bay, we'll be right back. .

tomorrow, suspended san francisco sheriff faces a panel that will question his conduct in connection with the guilty plea in the domestic abuse case involving his wife, elan in. city officials are looking for evidence that he tried to diswade people from cooperating with people in the place. the mayor wants his former campaign manager to turn over her cell phone records and testify in the misconduct proceeding. her lawyer said the phone records are outside of the scope of what mayor lee is entitleled to >> if you are looking for something to do in san francisco, san francisco cherry blossom festival begins in japantown with a big parade that kicks off this afternoon. it was a packed event yesterday with thousands enjoying the beautiful weather as well as the great food. live music and everything cultural as well. that continues today.

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that's kind of surprising, isn't it? >> we -- let's take a look outside this morning. san francisco, halfway in the sunlight and a little bit in the fog. i like the warm conditions. some areas of sunshine there, waking up to morning fog, expecting cooler temperatures in the afternoon. we'll see the morning fog tomorrow as well as areas of patchy drizzle, then, we do have a storm heading our way, wednesday night, pushing into thursday. looking at current temperatures, 50 degrees in half moon bay. a little warmer, a lot of 50s out there. 64 in napa. 62 in concorde. mid-60s through san jose. taking a look at your afternoon highs, 76 in santa rosa.

79 in napa. we are seeing the 80s. 79 expected in sunnyvale and a lot cooler along the coast. 70 degrees expected downtown san francisco for those of you heading to the cherry blossom festival. taking a look, we have a cooling trend kicking in as well as showers heading our way. we are expecting warmer temperatures. once again, temperatures rebounding, upper 60s for the bay and low 60s for the coast. back to you. >> > at least 50 patients took advantage -- on a normal day, a third of those patients, but those waiting in line included the homeless and uninsured.

25 volunteers, including dent tifts, dental assistants, triage workers and assistants donated their time. . . >> thank god for this program. >> i feel like we are donating our time and efforts to help people who need help. i think with the economy an the way things are run right now, it's something we can do to one day help people out. >> >> in total, 10,000 in dental care was provided at that free event. >> >> in national news, the trial of former presidential candidate john edwards will start tomorrow. edwards is accused of using campaign money to pay a secret lover who eventually gave birth to his child. defense attorneys will argue that many of the secret payments were syphoned off by a trusted aide.

attorneys are saying andrew young was using much of the nearly $1 million in payments to build a dream home in north carolina. most of the money was provided by wealthy supporters. prosecutors are saying that it was used to hide edwards' pregnant mistress and edwards is denying knowing about those funds. >> >> this week, president obama is taking his message of affordable education to colleges across the country. in his weekly addressed he charactered republicans as ahind doctorrance it to that. he wants a law extended cutting interest on federal loan programs for low-income and middle income undergrads >> i have met so many americans that are out there pounding the pavement, looking for work, only to discover they need more skills. i have met a lot of employers woe are looking for workers who have the skills they need.

congress needs to keep interest rates from doubling and they need to do it, now. >> if the current federal loan program law expires, interest rate for nearly 5 million students will double on july 1st. >> >> and turning, now to decision 2012, president obama has all but insured the democratic nomination for november. he is certain to reach the over 2,000 delegates he needs to secure his pear's nod when five states vote on tuesday. all of this a stark difference from four years ago when the president was still waging the epic primary battle against hillary clinton. >> >> voters casting their ballots

in the presidential race that pits french president sarcose against others. candidates came from every political angle. the economy and jobs have been key election issues as france struggles to overcome a 10% unemployment rate. the president's flamboyant politician has lead the country since 2007. our next guest has written a book, she is saying we are if trouble and we need to do something about it.

coming up on kron4 news this weekend. .

welcome back to cron "news 4" weekend. >> >> i'm just going to go straight to our next guest. rebecca costa has written a book "thinking our way out of extinction." she's a biologist, former executive at silicon valley. this is one of those books that will get you thinking. >> >> what is the problem? >> complexity. we have leaders, the person on the street, you and i that are on our knees because of the problems we have to deal with have become so complex they have started to look more like physics problems that fizz sifts at live more lab deal with. >> >> reporter: so? >> health care. subprime mortgage fiasco. we had the largest institutions in the the world saying "we

can't figure out how we are making money." someone tried to explain how the derivatives work and i couldn't understand it. i'm fairly intelligent. i'm motivated to understand it, but i couldn't. >> >> reporter: the problem is our caveman brain has not caught up with the extent -- >> we will not develop commented features, tonight and i need them tomorrow. it takes millions of years to develop it. >> >> reporter: that ain't going to happen. we are stuck with the health care system. we are stuck with traffic. how do we deal with that? >> one of the things we have to realize is that the definition of complexity, there are more wrong choices than there are right ones and the number of wrong choices are owe potentially getting longer. that means the odds of me

picking the right choices are getting worst. . >> reporter: you are making me depressed. what am i supposed to do? >> i cover this to a large extent -- we have methods for dealing with high failure rate environments. that's what we are up against. not just us, but our leaders. we have nancy pelosi putting her hand on the health care bill and saying "i'm really glad we passed it, now we can read it." do we need any other evidence we are crumbling under complexity. i wrote this book -- we will be able to use some of the methods we have. -- . you are about to tell me we have run out of time.

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really expecting a cool down, today, not going to see the 90s and then by tomorrow, 60s and 70s and by 1:00, we'll start to see the 0s pop up. 79 degrees expected for napa. 70, mid-60s in half moon bay a lot cooler. 79 expected for sunnyvale. no 90s, but 80s. 81 degrees expected for concorde. we'll have your full forecast coming up. i'll tell you about showers

heading our way. before we go there, more lovely weather from yesterday. a lot of lovely pictures we have shot. boaters, expected to be sunny and warm. >> >> one family if san francisco, their boat stranded when the motor finally stopped. family of four called 9-1-1. they say they were a little rattled but they were doing okay. a special memorial for victims of the deadly yacht accident off the bay area coast where one person was killed. four others remain left at sea and are presumed dead. their boat hit by two powerful waves and that resulted in their yacht hitting the rocks where it remained stranded, today. sometime this week, a salvage crew will be removing that boat the vessel is located on the southeastern part of the islands, extremely difficult place to get to by boat.

>> >> emotional farewell to the lost sailors as they were honored in tiburon last night. more than 100 boats forming a cycle, laying down a wreath and flowers into the water. u.s. coast guard and members of the fire department took part in the hour long memorial service. it ended with the boats blasting their horns. . it's very sad. i was saying to my husband if the weather had been like this last weekend, things might have turned out differently for the boat race >> pretty impressive. >> >> a memorial page for the low speed chase -- the name of the yacht -- has been established on facebook. you can find a link to that on our website. >> >> another volunteer search for

missing morgan hill teen sierra la mar. she disappeared more than a month ago. yesterday, an extensive search went on. last week, investigators say lab tests generated some leads on items found near her home. saturday's official search for la par was easily the most ambitious to date. sheriff esbatled rugged terrain fraught with many hazards. esbat -- local search teams have logged 6,000 hours and counting. >> >> it's a statistical game, a probability game. we have to figure out the right places to go look and the fema are searching have to make certain to see things. there is always the risk that

someone looked the wrong way at the wrong time. >> stay with us on kron4 and kron4. com for continuing coverage on the missing teen investigation. >> >> inarching of 120,000 motorists use the golden gate bridge every day. a lot of people are watching the countdown to the doyle demolition project. craig is joining us live with more on what drivers should expect come monday. they are getting going, aren't they, craig? >> reporter: a lot of construction ahead. you are looking at a big pincher. this is the thing they will be using to cut down the golden gate approach. there is no shortage of them. that's why it will take so long. all of that cutting to do and they have to clear this out. that means shutting this area down. pictures of sky 4 from where people will have to go instead. they will be diverted off highway 1 and over to the bridge to the west of this area

because this area will be shut down. people will be literally driving down here on the roadway. you can see the center dividers that will be separating people out to go to the brink. this will be the new reality for three years after the three days are taken to tear all of this down. construction, they will be doing some today. they will be using a lot of water, tons of it to keep the ducks from away from here. but people that live over here, the noise, they say, will be an issue. poem will be taking vacation to

avoid the noise, but the dust, they say they can control. >> >> cal-tran will be paying for that vacation, right? >> yeah, right. >> that is craig reporting and we'll be right back -- .

we are back on kron "news 4" weekend. school has been closed since april second as oakland police collected evidence. the classrooms where the shoots occurred are temporarily closed an other classes have been moved off campus. officials are hoping this will take students mind off the terrible day. the alleged gunman, one goh is still in custody, awaiting his next court appearance. >> >> stay with us, we have a full check of your forecast when we come back as we look at a foggy golden gate bridge --

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we are taking this live look at san jose, a lot of sunshine out there. certainly a different shot from the golden gate bridge. we are waking up to morning fog, expecting cooler temperatures compared to yesterday. we'll see the morning fog yesterday. as well as areas of patchy fog and we have a storm heading our way mid-week. mr. >> taking a look at current conditions. 61 in santa rosa, 56 in san francisco. 64 in napa. 61 in freemont and a warmer 68 degrees in san jose. as for your afternoon highs, no 90s, but 70s and 80s for the south bay. 79 in sunnyvale. 84 in san jose. east bay inland. similar conditions there. 82 degrees expected for

pleasantton, cooler along the east bay shore lines. 74 expected in oakland as well as union city. mid-70s for freemont and a little cooler along the coast. not going to see the 70s at half moon bay. 65, 66 for ocean beach. mid-70s for palo alto, we'll finish it in north veil -- mid- 70s for san raff-year-old and 74 degrees expected for valleh o, finally, a look at your seven day, we'll continue to see the cooling trend, as well as showers heading our way by wednesday evening into thursday. >> >> time right now, 8:17. back to you. >> >> volunteers came out in droves in the bay area. some of the plateses help that

was cleaned up this weekend. >> >> a small army of east bay citizens went forth to acknowledge the 72nd anniversary of birthday. they came to the task knowing they embrace the day with the ownership not found elsewhere. >> i would say there is a different mentatility here in the bay area. from composting, recycling. ethic is very strong and high here. so, earth day is probably more celebrated here. >> environmental ethic echoed here where trash -- >> we should all be taking care of the planet. we shouldn't be throwing trash into the lake. we shouldn't be dumping oil into gutters. we should be taking care of all of the beautiful natural resources we have right here in the city of oakland. >> >> earth day's popularity had caused unexpected results. >> actually, our numbers are

down because there are so many other sites in oakland to volunteer, 96 spots to volunteer for earth day this year. >> >> reporter: one volunteer used the day as a lesson for his family. >> i have my granddaughters here. this is dakota, earth day, just trying to improve the environment, get the young people out here, letting them know they are the future of the planet. >> >> a contingent of volunteers affiliated with the east bay boxing association may seem like -- we are actually not -- >> we have gray water recycle #- g. it's an organic site where kids learn about organic replanting. >> >> earth day festival. patrick smith made his contribution helping cyclists

get ready for spring. he seemed to speak for all of saturday's volunteers. >> earth day should be every day. >> >> turning to sports this sunday morning. the sharks season is over as san jose failed to get its must win in st. louis. the sharks did get off to an early lead with joe thornton scoring in the second period for san jose, but the blues came in knocking in two third period goals. the final was 3-1 and san jose says good-bye to the season. >> >> major league baseball, the joins couldn't get it done in new york. yesterday. they did tie it up in the top of the ninth, but in the bottom of the ninth, a throw by buster posey cost the giants the game. they lose it by a score of 5-4. tim lincecum come will take the mound in the series final lee. >> >> oakland as lost last night, second loss in a row to cleveland indians. a's trying to salvage one game

in that series today at 1:00. >> >> a bit of winning news in the bay area. one bright spot, area football indoor. san jose sabercats tied for first going into this weekend. last night, they defeated kansas city command. this is a arena football's 25th season. and this was a glorious day, a rare feat -- it has been two years since the last perfect game. there have only been 21 in all of baseball history. time is 9:21, let's check back in with -- >> i have with me a legislative expert on fraking.

>> >> yes, the process in which they shove a lot of water chemicals in the ground. we'll talk about a bill that has been introduced to deal with potential threats. coming up -- .

fracking --

>> it wasn't that long ago that the word "fracking" was not even used. it is a big issue, fracking is the process by which oil in the -- water in the ground attracts oil. first of all, can you explain fracking? >> you take chemicals, water, under high pressure, you pump it into that and hope to create the fractures in the ground that makes the oil so much

easier. in california, we have heavy oil that it's an issue. >> the problem is that there are potentials for pollution, here? water and chemicals? >> correct, although there have not been any problems in california, they tell me they have been fracking for 50 years in some form, it has obviously become higher tech. the problem is that it has been accidents in other states. that's why it got my attention. gasline came out with academy award a couple of years ago and we realized there is no disclosure, no information that the public gets or the agency or the ledges lay tors get on what is going on. >> reporter: >> right, so your bill is trying to at least let people know what is going on. can you explain how that would work? >> well, after a frack occurs, within 60-days, you have to provide that information to department of oil, gas, it's called dogger here in

california and also, you have to put it on publicly or privately operated website >> and we -- we just had a picture of one up there. >> and it should be friendly. a lot of changes have occurred in the website, but it should be any person can go there. they can go to ventura county and look at the map and zoom in and find out whether the chemical compounds they are using -- how much water is being used. what are you doing with the water after the frack is over. it's meaningful information for us. >> reporter: "meaningful" what kind of risk is it from fracking? >> the problem is water contamination. we have our ground water people drink -- if you have -- one of the casings is compromised an there is a spend, we want to make sure all of the information is out to the agency. >> reporter: if it stays there,

it will end up polluting the water supply? >> there is no -- some company may decide this well is no longer producing enough oil >> reporter: can we -- >> we leave the water in there. we'll have to answer that question, when it comes up. >> >> okay, thank you so much. the bill is 8591. and we'll be hearing more about this. thanks very much for joining us. >> >> bob, the democratic assemblyman from free mon. we'll take a break and when we come back, a little change of plans. ballet on kron4 news weekend. . only $79.99 for a lucid by lg ?

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temperatures, 66 in concord and 68 as well in livermore. about 62 in hayward. 60 in half moon bay. so chilly along the coast. 61 currently in napa. by about 10:00, we'll start to see more 60s and 70s out there. as we head into the afternoon, we'll see cooler conditions and we'll start to see the 80s creep in by about 1:00. let's take a closer look at your highs. 76 for santa rosa, 77 in napa, about 69 for daly city. >> 70 degrees expected for

downtown san jose. we'll have your full forecast coming up in a mit. for now back to isabella. well, hundred of thousands of folks, cross back and forth from the golden gate. you can imagine the scenario being thought because they are going to close eight poach to the golden gate bridge so that traffic will be rerouted last weekend. the bulldozers are gonna move in and tear down tons of this project. our reporter is out there live doyle drive where all of the dust and dirt will be flying. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the thing they are

gonna be using, to cut down and this is what they will be cutting down. all of these pillars and there is a lot of them that takes a lot of work and noise and dust when it starts on friday night rat 8:00 and goes until monday morning until 5:00 a.m. i will show you some pictures of where this is going on at sky 4. over highway 1 through the presidio and further to the west, when that is over with, you will be able to drive on this road right here. people will be driving on the surface street right here with these dividers as people drive up through a ton tunnel for the next three years. they are -- through a tunnel for the next three years. they say there will be dust, but contractors say a lot of that will be controlled by

water. a lot of water, but you can see that from the via duct, you can see houses that who -- who will have to deal with dust and noise. they are suggesting, as it caltrans, that people who live here take a three-day weekend somewhere to avoid the unpleasantries. there's no way around it. all of those pillars, it will an pretty messy a -- messy affair. >> i think it's important to dwiv parents a heads up who maybe have children with asthma. it's important to make plans in advance. last night, a memorial was held in honor of the five sailors killed when a powerful wave hit their boat during a race last saturday. here's more on the memorial

flotilla in tiburon. >> reporter: the memorial flotilla took part in tiburon. more than 100 boats formed a giant circle in the water. during the memorial, organizers fire off five shots into the air, one for each of the five people killed in the yautding race accident last weekend. they also had held a moment of silence and as the event wrapped up, boats blew their horn as a final tribute. back to you. and we want to turn our attention to the sierra lamar missing teen investigation. another volunteer search is scheduled for today by the klaas kids foundation. taking a look at video from yesterday. nearly 200 people went out to look for her. she's been missing for a month.

there was an extended search. saturday's search was the most ambish shis to date. all told, 100 sheriff deputies along with the search and rescue teams fought with rugged terrain. the goal is to find anything to explain what happened to sierra. local search teams have already logged some 6,000 hours in this search and are founding. some ross mirkarimi faces an ethics committee. mayor ed lee, among those expected to testify today. city officials looking for evidence that mirkarimi tried

to dissuade people in this case. still to come -- president obama addressing the high cost of education. le tackle that this -- he will tacking that this week. it's bright and blue and it will be warm.

this week, president obama taking his message of affordable education to colleges across the country. in his weekly across the characterized the republicans to the hindrance of affordable education and wants interest rates cut for low, middle graduates. >> i've met so many americans

who are pounding the payment to find work only to find out they need more i skill and i've met employers looking for employees who need more skill. we should be doing something. today's american about a college graduate degree is about half. >> with the current federal -- if the current federal low program requires. the interest rate will double to 6.8% on july 1st. he was once called by the "washington post," he was president nixon's counsel, he said he would step over his grandmother to get nixon reelected. when the water goes gate

scandal broke, he was sent to jail and it was a scandal that eventually drove initialen out of office. charles coleson died in virginia at the age of 80. and robin gibb's spokesman says he lass come out of a -- he has come out of a doe coma. gibb is battling colon and liver cancer. we're gonna check in with henry. >> i'm here with two major stars, principal ballet dancer vanessa and helgy thorpe --

thompson. that's coming up on kron4 news.

we're back, 9:46. this is fog on the golden gate bridge has not moved at all since we left, 15 -- from two hours ago. yeah. yeah, it looks the same as it did at 8:00 this morning. it's funny. when you look at the bay bridge which has cleared completely -- here to explain this -- >> good morning. >> good morning. we're expecting some gradual clearing into the afternoon. in fact, we're expecting a lot of sunshine in the afternoon but cooler temperatures today compared to yesterday. we will see the morning fog

tomorrow as well as patchy drizzle and then we have a storm headed our way set to hit by midweek. 61 in santa rosa, low 50s along the coast. low 60s along the peninsula. as we take a look at the afternoon high, not expecting those 90s that we saw yesterday. we're gonna see some only about 80 -- not only, it will still be pretty warm 80 in san jose. 81 degrees in walnut creek, concord, 80. 83 in danville. a little bit cooler along the east bayshoreline. low 70s for alameda, san leandro. 74 expected in union city and even cooler along the coast. openly 60 degrees for half moon bay. 70 for downtown san francisco and we'll go to the north bay

where we'll see a mixed bag. your seven-day around the bay. it looks like we have rain headed our way. time right now, 9:47. we're heading over to henry. >> thank you. thank you. a new production has opened. i want to introduce you you to the artistic director and the photographer and a dancer. thank you for joining us. helgy, this is a light comedy. but there is -- this is -- >> this is a different focus. >> yes. it's different focus. >> is it a love storefully. >> yes. >> helgy is still there, coming

in on a horse and the windmill. >> and the windmill. >> primarily it's a love storefully. >> oh, yeah. >> i portray this sassy, young girl. she's every dominant. she has this character and is in love with and her father wants her to marry the noble man. she doesn't. so she plots with her lover and they go to the tavern and they are plotting how they can get her father to support her love for him and he -- it's very funny because he has this cave, and he's plotting his -- he -- the father thinks, okay, this is -- he's head and he says,

okay, you can marry him. fabulous costumes. you have a whole new core choreography. >> there's some additional staging. we've done this before and we are basically taking that choreography we have done before. >> not only do you have to master the -- >> oh, yeah. there is a flick of the wrist and, you know, it's easy to drop it and you just pick it up and you portray, you know, her sassiness. >> okay. >> just rehearsals. >> san francisco ballet, april

27th. for more information go to sfballet.com. we'll be right back with more kron 4 news weekend.

you exposed some companies that are american-based corporations. tell us about some of the

violations that you have found. >> we've been working since 2006. we have bean putting up a list of violation records because i think that's very important to keep it on records. so during our research and investigation, i find all of this standards, air emotion, mistreat of solid waste, and in our -- in our ground research we've seen that, you know this -- not just pollutants but toxics and heavy metals and -- and our rivers and lakes with that. in some cases, the local community is being hurt so much as to remember last year during my research, a group of ladies

plead -- pleading people to do something. >> tell us about the silicon valley apple corporation, about how they responded. >> we came across cases of pollution and poisoning of their workers and we tried to reach these questions to the company. for a year and a half, the and we got was we have a policy not to disclose. we have to more on-the ground research -- on the ground research. you mow, the environmental standards and labor and occupational health and safety standards. so we turn up two reports and all of those reduced to show people -- >> to document what they had

been doing. in one case 137 got poisoned. so after people viewed all of this and they make their voice heard and now apple had to approach and now we're in the process of fixing it. >> you exposed some 90,000 violations in china. what impact does that have? >> the impact is severe. residents denied are access to safe drinking water. all of the things -- eventually 12 million tons of contaminated by meaf metals 689 eventually all of this will come back. our congratulations and all of the environment prize winners on this earth day. that's gonna wrap it up for us.

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