>>morning. thanks for joining us this morning and kron 4 news weekend as we take this live look outside cloudy conditions in san francisco along the waterfront and it's a lot of places around the bay this morning, good morning, everybody i'm martin gonzalez state-sponsored tell us more about the forecast a little bit of drizzle this morning we all get enough to wet and you know much about the cars got going on that's about all we're going to get into all of that frightening because the sun will. >>today it looks like so we want i got all day although will will be a little on the chilly side kind of watching a line of maybe some light rain showers going on as it marches through just right now it's over the east bay hills marching into contra costa county about the solano county

as well and then behind it there's some light rain showers we can still track that are in southern moran. so we put the whole thing together you can see behind it there isn't anything it's blue skies that will be coming our way this course, the blue ocean but clear skies and even with the solar heating the we're not going to see a lot in the way of temperature movement is we have a new air mass here that's cooler. so it could be a chilly day in combine that with some winds to even though we're going to see the sign. here's a fog. the sec, it's lifting right above the alcatraz island as you can see a kind of covering up the tops of the buildings off of san francisco. live shot coming in from the golden gate at least we can see the north and tower pretty nicely and even a donna summer and as far as that fog is concerned it looks like it continues to hover down the peninsula and down to the hills of the south bay, let's watch this as we go into the afternoon. there we have a kind of other in the santa cruz mountains up to mt hamilton looks like it's going to be slow going in those spots, although clearing out elsewhere north day east bay and around the perimeter of the bay itself. temperatures right now we're in the

mid-fifties again though it's going to have more kind of tumble feel kind of a blustery cool day don't worry we've got spring right around the corner, a comparison by temperatures from yesterday were actually a little ahead of the ball game except for along the east bay shoreline little bit colder. this morning, lining up for you we have to deal with the clouds for the morning hours, scattered clouds it looks like into the early afternoon with temperatures struggling to the 60's you can see at about 62 in the coming up a little bit we'll take a closer inspection kind of timing this cloud cover out for you to show you the sun coming out this afternoon marty all right dave thanks a lot happening today, 10's of thousands of people expected to descend on golden gate park later today. >>for the annual for 20 pop festival. kwan force christina tate rose live in golden gate park with what we can expect from a today's events later on high christina good morning. >>well good morning city officials yesterday tolls they're expecting upwards of 10 to 2 20,000 people because not only is this following is

falling over spring break for many this is the first year and many years is actually falling on a weekend day. so you can imagine this is going to be a very big year and it's only the second year that ah a cannabis has been recreationally legal as well so that with its second year as well as falling on the weekend again. they're expecting about 20,000 people were here the entrance of golden gate park where people are going to be lining up the event to started about 10:00am today. so crews are finishing a some of their touches on putting up signage as well as continuing to the gates around the perimeter here of the area, but there are few logistics everyone to know if you are planning on coming out today, one of the main ones is safety on the city officials we spoke with say you know what that comes first and when it comes to your cannabis bring your own they don't want you buying it around the house for areas because they're really worried about the black market and possibly things being contaminated in any bit for you if you are deciding to you so again they do ask you bring your cannabis prior to coming into the grounds here today to avoid the black market also logistics of

trafficf you can imagine 20,000 people here in the center of san francisco traffic is going to be worse than normal, especially on a weekend holiday day. so there are foolish of road closures we actually have those online for you guys right now over at kron four dot coms to go ahead and check those out if you are hoping to come around. but plan early if you're wanting to come public transportation plane earlier park on the outskirts and walk on in also things you can and cannot bring they don't want anyone freeing outside last moment, normal park rules definitely sell are considered today. but one big thing to really be aware of no pets allowed so if you are planning on bringing up about here it's not going to be the saturday to do so again event starts at 10:00am today. they're still putting the final touches. we're here live in golden gate park christina tetreault kron 4 news. >>all right christine, thanks a lot for a live report from golden gate park we'll see in about an hour. let's go to the east bay this morning, firefighters in san leandro prevented a fire from causing serious damage to the sweet tiny desert restaurant on friday. the call came in about 5 30 friday morning fortunately, no one was

injured. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. this morning. and police are not wasting any time in cracking down on dangerous and the legal side shows this weekend in oakland. kron four says he do in shows us that officers are already out in force. >>0 tolerance for illegal sideshows taking on a new meaning this weekend as the alameda county sheriff's office. >>teams up with local police one of the major crackdown. >>the number one and we're out today are ready to do in traffic enforcement in brown with our traffic task force which is a combination of pd and alameda county sheriff's office were out there today doing a high intensity traffic enforcement as will be gearing up for the weekend have some significant mobile field force is out there and going 2 to 0 tolerance approach to. sideshow. >>and to law enforcement agencies are commited resources toward any crowds are gathering. they did last sunday sideshow are over a

1000 took over the intersection of 42th and yet we're not going a group of the 1000 congregate that's not going to happen and we're never going with the group get that big. >>officials at opd say they are now treating side shows like any other protests are mass demonstration as the illegal activity now includes a new level of violence in fact deputy sergeant kelly says sideshow by that activity in oakland is the worst that he's seen in 20 years people will tell you people who were in the early side shows back in the 80's and. >>and into the 90's was that the young folks did cite to activity but now we're seeing guns and a level of criminality that we haven't seen before. >>oakland police say they are still tallying the number of vehicles impounded citations issued an arrest from last week in their plan. this did not have a repeat this week in oakland has it made you run for news. >>now to a developing story we're following this morning a toddlers in the hospital in critical condition after oakland police say the child

fell from an apartment building fire escape this happened about 4 30 friday afternoon on the 1400 block of martin luther king junior way the investigation is ongoing this morning. one person was killed in a head-on collision in martinez police say a 60 year-old man died in the crash at the corner of alhambra avenue and al hamra valley road. the driver of the other vehicle was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. investigators don't believe the drugs or alcohol played a role in that case. and still ahead on kron 4 news weekend the bay area grandmothers behind bars this morning charged with the murder of her grandsons, we have the latest for you coming up. and then family friends and the community remember a teenager who went missing days ago at half moon bay. but first a turning point in american history and now 20 years later

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was killed during a night of rioting in londonderry northern ireland police there are calling it a terrorist incident, 29 year old aaron mckie was shot on thursday, she was standing close to a police vehicle when she was wounded. my a single gunman who was firing into a neighborhood. now police do not know she was reporting at the time or if she was in londonderry for personal reasons. happening today people across the country will mark the 20th anniversary of

day 2 of the day the 2 students walked into their colorado high school and opened fire and killed 13 people. dozens more were injured. the teenagers behind the shooting made videos before the attack talking about their plans and even apologizing to their parents for it. both teams died by suicide. natasha chen talk to some of the survivors. >>last night survivors and brought their children to the columbine memorial standing side by side with members of the community, the former principal all with tea lights illuminating the 13 names of the victims on plaques with their biographies. >>on a hill top next to columbine high school is a quiet space filled with 13 plaques naming the people who were killed on april 20th 1999. the community of littleton lit candles friday night standing by the friends. they lost. among them are people who could have died that day. survivor patrick ireland to was shot twice in the head. >>fortune of the. but i'm so

hair and was able to. reading so much of lying. >>life back frank deangelis was columbine's principal at the time. he now dedicate his life to helping school shooting victims whenever i go out and do presentations i start each my presentation, but the picture of each of the kids and they read their names and it gets me in the copley place that i know when i need to do. survivors like will back have also been approached by parkland florida students. he says don't be afraid to live your life. >>it was horrible. >>dominated my life for a long long time. a beautiful family and i have a life that was able to rebuild from the bombing of a choice of being turn to the victim comey a great positive message. >>however successfully this community has process this over 20 years unfortunately, some people especially outside the area still 6, 8, on the

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>>good morning, we're back for news weekend beautiful springtime view you as somebody this morning is somebody falls just in plenty of water there are no worries a david you check out the weather forecast for you i haven't actually looked at

that, but i suspect they're going to be getting if they don't get some rain maybe also some snow we've got going on in that may linger little bit of the easter sunday, a touch because it'll take a while for that to. >>kind of leave the mountain area for the bay, you know we're just getting our little hit of rain right now just a little shot. we still out still sam, ok, look at that shot look at that isn't that beautiful. yes, plenty of water to go around here the table that's good news there because somebody 20 years the drought and this wasn't flowing. about a 2 also a national park week so entrance is free help. all right good point there's going to very busy chilly up there though so bring your you know your jacket something like that so we have a little flavor of what feels very a tumble today. i think i was leaves or something but will be changing out a real quickly by tomorrow and next week when you get a lot of the 74. yes we have for you so make sure the shorts are handy. here's a live shot of what's in all looks like a little bit of a surface ground fog is we've go to deal with a this is a even the inland valleys. this will take a

little while to kind of clear out maybe the late morning hours or so before that finally starts to left live shot coming in from the bay bridge. there we see the cloud cover. but in a parade against the east bay hills we've been actually tracking some rain showers going on just east of that so there's the line that we're concerned with in behind all that it's very clear but it will be chilly and breezy too that such as this morning, but also this afternoon very loyally out of the northwest it looks like bay area temperatures check it out we've got the mid-fifties in place here for the most part lower 50's up there the north bay 51 san francisco, 56 meanwhile for san jose. we go to the models now and i did mention little little spatter of some rain perhaps token up there in the mountains but that looks like that's going to linger for a while look at a up for tomorrow, even some mountain snows perhaps meanwhile for us we're already clearing out by easter sunday, we're warming up to where warm up those temperatures into the 70's, it looks like by tomorrow afternoon that we're struggling today so there the winds on the northwest you see

in the north bay down the peninsula. and this covers all the way to around noon, but it's still with us. all day. pretty much total bay coverage. the most intense to the north they and also for the peninsula. it starts to subside looks like a little bit by sunday. so breaking it down for us, early clouds of a sprinkle question mark. neither is going to get it cool and breezy with 60's that's even inland too. than easter sunday, mostly sunny still breezy but warmer let's get some 70's going on here for the bay upper 70's for the in the locations. next week at out of town look at the upper 80's going on in london as we get some real spring-like weather going on here so today these highs or do sul shock to the system. you combine some of those winds that will be a bit on the chilly side antioch bay. get up there about 7 yourself. they temperatures mid 60's. here's a look at the 7 day forecast is all about i think is that tennis shoes on as you can see in the next week we've got mid 80's for most of the week ahead maybe even some upper 80's going on cooling off again next

weekend. but i think it will probably drop be dry marty all right dave, thanks le let's get to a big story we're all and this morning. prosecutors are revealing how they determine that a milpitas woman killed her 3rd or 3 year-old grandson. she appeared in court for the first time on friday and kron four is dan kerman was there. prosecutors on saying what caused the 70 year-old woman to allegedly strangled her 3 year-old grandson to death. >>but they do say there was a witness a 70 year-old files ha she made her first court appearance friday afternoon. >>since being arrested for strangling her 3 year-old grandson. but they're milpitas home monday. she was surrounded by her public defender and a somali interpreter but did not enter a plea. she's charged with murder, assault of a child bleeding to death and child endangerment. >>there's nothing that we can do to bring him back but you everything that we can to make sure that the person responsible is held accountable. >>prosecutors would not say what led up to the killing nor would they comment on how

she's mental state. but they did say the victim's 4 year-old cousin witness the attack. >>the 4 year-old has revealed that she watched the grandmother strangled the child was thrown down on the floor. >>court documents say when the victims and returned to the milpitas home with her other children. how she said the victim who had been ill had vomit it so she put him in an upstairs bedroom, so he could rest the and found him unresponsive, but when she called 911 court documents say she said she saw marks in his neck that indicated he was choked. again the defendant did not enter a plea. the judge has said no bail she is due back in court on may 8 and the hall of justice in san jose dan kerman kron 4 news. >>scientists at the marine mammal center have confirmed that this gray whale died from blunt force trauma and that can be attributed to striking a ship. the whale washed up in pacific on tuesday. it's at least the second gray whale this month this month that

scientists have confirmed die due to a ship strike and the 7th whale death in the bay area since march. now let's take a look at the gray whale stranding so far in the bay area this year on march 10th and 11th to wales died from malnutrition. that was the same case for a whale that washed up in rodale back on april 2nd. then on april 10th, the whale washed up in san mateo county. this one also died of a ship strike. there were 2 whale deaths back on april 13th one in richmond and in hercules the cause of death under investigation. but scientists do believe that the whale found in richmond may have also been the victim of a ship strike. more bay area news for you this morning 2 suspected thieves from oakland are accused of breaking into 40 cars in los angeles. take a look at the surveillance video police have arrested 5 people so far in connection with the break ins. officers say the suspects used to rental east scooters well they hit dozens of cars in hollywood. they e% targeted cars with out of

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deal for chris davis crushed talked about his contract today. more on that in a bit but first green and gold hosted the blue jays a's in toronto, the coliseum showing law for davis on the jumbotron bay area fans also hope he's not the only katie that commits to open long-term or the area and a bottom of the first the a's offense up and running at chapman drives one to center field that one is going to drop near the wall. marcus immune rounding 3rd he will come in to score a's up one nothing now bottom the second team honored one salute that answer back danny jansen. >>the blooper to right drops the left of stephen piscotty a pair of runs come in jansen a two-rbi double blue jays go out in front 3 one now to the knife. both for runs a no a rally lori doesn't even get the chance strikes out looking yet lori as other thoughts on how that wen ends up arguing with home plate on laz diaz, rough ending to the night hayes fall 5 one back at it tomorrow. now to the good news of the day crush finalized a

new contract extension that keeps him in green and gold through 2021 reports say the contract is worth. >>33 and a half million dollars, the open front office making sure to take care of the reigning home run king. he's led the majors in jack's since 2016. davis says signing a deal was a no-brainer he wants to build something special. >>i kind of see unlike lane a baseball school most lying. the huge is if it's so much youth in there that it's there's a son drive that i want to be a part of and i think we can we could get to the playoffs again and again like no doubt in my mind. >>the giants in pittsburgh facing the pirates madison bumgarner on the mound the ace to bottom the first runner its struck francisco cervelli so line drive to left field, nobody's going to get it picks up against the wall. josh bell scored all the way from first thing 2 nothing gets hurt the top of the 8 prior to leaving for buster posey to get

something started off as a field days, it is a writer on comes into, but the giants on the board at stats all the giants could muster for one pirates are final giants have lost 4 of their last 5 to the warriors who after making history for the wrong reasons the other night let everyone know why they are the reigning kings of the nba golden state waste, no time building a three-point lead maintaining it in a remarkable game 3 win over the clippers. >>steve kerr one kevin duran to be more aggressive katie deliver adjusting master of efficiency 38.14 of 23 from the field. collectively the team shot 55% after watching the tape. her love seemed or and take control of the offense. >>want to get him the ball and his issues to score. cabin is that. and i thought last night who's who's kind of a combination of super aggressive and we we try to

make a point of view. >>30 point the me lies that has happened and 30 some years so kind that's true in normal for anybody watching a game the kind of relax right even at home so yo know that the players can do that i think we did that in you know i think that was just a the smallest and we can learn from but focus has been on point since. lay march with the exception of july 6 minutes last king. >>all right mark, thanks a lot. we'll taking a live look outside golden gate bridge this time around clean clear this is loma linda,

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who really know how to deliver it. back on crime for newsweek and we're taking a live look outside from the embarcadero maybe it's just me i'm seeing a little clearing. yeah there's some some little bit of that going on gase for will be over the that will be this afternoon so just be patient i will get some better better coverage here going on is still be chilly though rather cody mccain is on spring. that's right even though you got to put the shades on still. >>one of the coaches will be in the 60's, it looks like in those inland valleys going to be quite chilly too been watching little showers going on here said no. you can see in the inland valleys are still dealing with fog. it will probably hang around until late 2 in the morning hours it looks like. this is the clearing marty was talking about during the break after the golden gate there because he's a blow in there so he's right it's come as do. we have that going on and we could even see the north tower pret nicely and up to the north bay as well. so here's this little line marching

through. once it's passed rain might linger few little showers potentially up in the santa cruz mountains but for the most part it will be all said and done by that point. we will see the skies opened up and we will have some strong winds out of the northwest it looks like. bay area temperatures in the mid 50's as we speak right now we expect that with winds of cloud cover it all that mid-fifties to find along the east bay shoreline 56 antioch 54 meanwhile for a livermore here are those winds as we speak now, pretty much on shore but they will be tilting more northwesterly and keep up a good track to and so you know the teens looks like for good coverage of the bay area today, lining up let's keep a cloudy for the morning hours with some of that fog. scattered clouds in the early afternoon. there's that modest temperature of about 60 to slow going. on our highs today. coming up a little bit we'll take a look at that extended forecast and next week between us kids here, it's warming party. all right dave thanks a lot of community is remembering a hayward high school football player who was swept away at half moon bay. >>while on spring break. the

san mateo county sheriff's department suspended the search for 18 year-old naftali moin moin yesterday kron force michelle kingston has the story. >>truly truly heartbreaking here friends and family lighting candles for 18 year-old naftali moin moin own to those around him as next a gentle giant and a kind soul. >>she will always be remembered and he's a great person when he went on the forgotten enough was a just a pleasure to coach a great young man's loyal. persevering. >>strong on thursday, the hayward high school football star was boogie boarding at half moon bay. his friends called 911 when they found him floating face down in the water. crews called off the search friday afternoon. his family and friends are devastated when the scene.

>>good loving kid and i loved everybody in. go out of his way for. >>we wasn't just teammates were brothers in arms it was a very big and when we learned 8. he was means a lot to us he was the pride and joy the team and it's a really big loss for us and it's going affect discreetly neff was just weeks away from graduation and on his way to the university of wyoming on a full football scholarship this fall, the hope is that. >>we can come together and grieve together you know find a way to maybe help his family in the midst of all this tragedy in hayward michelle kingston. >>kron 4 news. >>next week prosecutors may get permission to view the mental health records of 28 year-old john lee cowal he's the man charged with stammered arena. 18 year-old neil wilson by a stabbing her to death of the macarthur bart station

last year. yesterday prosecutors asked the judge to give their expert witness, the suspects psychological profile. this after 2 psychiatrists examined cal and submitted opposing conclusions about his mental competence. the judge expects to make a final ruling on wednesday. a box truck burst into flames while going through the toll plaza at the benicia bridge. it happened friday before 1 o'clock in the afternoon you can see the burned out truck sitting right next to the toll booth. the boos also caught on fire fortunately, no one was injured and there's no cause is no word this morning on the cause of the fire. police in fremont say they will release the body cam video showing the moment that a man was shot and killed after he had an officer's cruiser take a look at the cruiser that was involved in this that happened on thursday night just outside of washington hospital. police say the officer returned fire and hit the attacker. he was wounded. police say the suspect then trying to strike again when other officers

arrived. that's when police shot and killed the suspect. >>we train officers with less lethal tools we train in de escalation that you have to understand this was an incident where deadly force was appropriate this individual try to kill 3 fremont police officers. they were just trying to protect the community. >>police don't know why the suspect opened fire no one else was injured and police promised to release a bright and body cam videos over the next couple of days. national news this morning the political fallout following the release of the redacted mueller report continues, even though congress is in the midst of a 2 week recess. some say the nation needs to move on while others claim the fight is far from over reporter stacy cohen has the details. >>this good friday, bad feelings abound in the wake of the mueller report release the big question is what's next. say it's time to move on as the special counsel found the trump campaign did not conspire with the russians and

offer no conclusion on obstruction of justice. no new indictments know sealed indictments, no collusion, no obstruction. the trump campaign and the trump administration completely complied with everything. >>house judiciary chairman jerry nadler disagrees that adjusts than 24 hours after the report was made public. now the subpoenaed attorney general william barr for the unredacted version sure and all underlying evidee some democrats slammed bar for mischaracterizing mueller's findings, the ticket early on obstruction of justice mueller said that trump's efforts were unsuccessful mainly because aides declined to carry out his orders mueller totally kicks the ball over to congress and says it's up to. >>congress to decide whether there was obstruction of justice whether there were high crimes and misdemeanors that's our constitutional role we can't run away from it. the bar is expected to testify may first the committees are moving to bring mueller into. >>and regardless of what the committee finds house democratic leadership warns against moving toward impeachment years of their lives in chris stuart will

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dozens of those scooters and their lithium batteries. >>are ending up at the bottom of a river in san jose kron four is ron flight has the story. >>another ease scooter from the guadalupe river self-described guardian of the river roger castillo was thinking about what those scooters and their lithium batteries might mean for the fish and wildlife that have been making a comeback here in recent years. >>the battery lithium a new metal for making batteries. what is that going to do to the environment. what is that material going to do when it be great. >>there's maybe falling prey to vandalism to people who don't want them on the streets at all deal suspects the homeless are going after the scooters for those same batteries, a good portion of i'm trying to be disassembled the thing they could charge their phone thinking they could use it to run their music. >>so far to see us as he is pulled about 30 scooters from the guadalupe river.

>>and estimates there could be at least that many in nearby coyote creek, san jose city crews have retrieved another 37 scooters from the water in 2 to 3 weeks the city will unveil new ease scooter regulations that will among other things force companies like bird and lime to fish their scooters from the river calling building. >>we don't want to see something like these scooters that are supposed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help our environment do something harmful to our environment. we have. confidence these companies are going to abide by the administrative regulations and if they don't we can and we will find that. >>this is my hometown and i love san jose rodriguez steel was among the first to notice that chinook salmon have returned to the guadalupe he's worried that those gps tracking devices don't work under water. >>and that many of the scooters may never be found. >>you know about. fish to catch. kron 4 and still ahead

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about gun crime for newsweek and we'll take a and live look at us like we're climate controlled hear about it, i guess are nice and cool it is cloudy in some spots even a

little drizzle audi a little drizzle this morning guess i sent up to dirty up the car, but that's not that the day's stories. >>today is going to be one of yes, some wins. cooler temperatures but we should see the sun popping out here at least by the noon hour or so this a live look what's going on storm tracker for a little sullivan county was held together of a little wave you're watching marching through the east bay, it's pretty much kind of dissipated although we will have probably the redevelopment of some sprinkles in the santa cruz mountains and maybe up to mount mount hamilton little bit later on. sfo we're cooking about a half hour delay. thus far this is pretty obvious here we've got fog and some winds to the kind of zoom in a little bit so that gives you oig's add rated viewpoint about some of those winds and here we have also the view from some old to give you the ground fog views were dealing with that this morning too. so all these kind of like unsettled elements that we're dealing with this morning to start your holiday weekend. this is we got the view from space storm tracker for the line now behind that will be winds as i mentioned you know we should clear out the skies.

we have to take care of the fog the surface though so it's not just above us rethink of the clouds first about us sun comes out it starts the mixing process take care of that fog and they were mostly sunny for on balance and then we'll have the winds into the afternoon. area temperatures and holding pretty steady in the mid 50's as they will through most the morning hours lower 50's up there the north a 51 san francisco with a good clip other when those winds for a high today 61 san francisco, central valley, mid 70's looks like 62 meanwhile for l a x. so what goes on for this week once we get past this disturbance here. high pressure builds again and look at it. it a exercises itself quite a bit here look at this system out tries care u n so we stay in the warm zone, mostly sunny skies of that big dome of high pressure that will weaken by the weekend. and it looks like will be cooling back off again come next weekend. but it does look at that rain chances holding together too well and the latest model updates. bay area temperatures for the 4 zone forecast 61, san francisco, the high today along the

coast. it doesn't look too chilly, but you throw some winds in here in the cloud and fog. but it's like half moon bay, 60 that will be a chilly 60 at that lower 60's cover the north end of the peninsula to the south we're still mid 60's though mountain dew 66 palo alto 65 to the south a 68 san jose we're getting closer here. santa clara about 67 long with no pete us mid 60's in the southern end of the east bay shoreline but even tri valley, 66 pleasanton livermore looks like danville 67 walnut creek at 68, san leandro about 6562 doesn't for berkeley up to the north bay, some lower 70's break out for fairfield and back at all that there napa 69 meanwhile, santa rosa at 70, there's another one and 60's cover most of southern moran, 70 forecast look at here. it is this big giant h controls us for the week ahead their spring has sprung in the 80's marty as all right, thank you dave. well, the couple who spent a year, they're starving beating and torturing 12 of their 13

children could be spending the rest of their lives in prison. >>david and louise turpin were sentenced yesterday in riverside county kron four speculum bianca's reports the children read statements of their parents in the courtroom. >>but your name >>a 17 year-old jordan turpin seen in a youtube video she secretly posted made the call that unmask the house of horrors i peered thing. out. >>am i the 50's right now our change >>the parents were taken away after police found a home reeking of human waste and piled with dirty laundry. can my whole life me. know i'm taking my life back at their sentencing the turpins listened as their children. >>faces hidden describe their horrific upbringing and their determination to put it behind

the lawyer, another daughter said she believed with all her heart that the turpins tried as hard as they could to give them a good life. david turpin read a brief he will be eligible for parole when he is 82 his wife will be 75. 3 of their children are now enrolled in college i think you can say they are all thriving. >>they all have a. all have gain strength they all have gained weight they are. all of them are doing really well physically at this point that's that's that's america. >>the key will kiss kron 4 news. the city of sacramento is looking to transform a formal eu former illegal cannabis grow house into an affordable home. it's the first time the city is trying this new method of enforcement and they're teaming up with habitat for humanity to make it happen. here's how it works

when an illegal grow houses busted the growers will get an option of either pain. a $300,000 fine or donating their home to charity. now this option will be available on a case to case basis. >>unlike many cities when they go in and bust their legal grounds to leave it vacant and dilapidated we've created a partnership with habitat for humanity where we're converting these homes in those homes for future families who need affordable housing. >>a family is already been chosen for a new home and renovation of that former grow house scheduled to begin in october. must ensure break but first we'll take a live look outside interesting conditions have a little bit of drizzle on the lands their grey and cold. >>30 minute delays as well we'll be right back. movies

this morning with less than a week to go before avengers endgame arrives hollywood has 4 very different movies. >>opening this weekend in theaters and rick has the preview. this is our time. >>it's a close knit community the kind of place where everyone knows everyone based on a true story of a missouri teenager is recovery after nearly drowning in a frozen lake breakthrough is the first to 20th century fox film to be released since the walt disney company purchased the studio the faith-based film is tracking to have an opening between 13 million. >>where the weeping woman a

latin american folk tale comes to life in the curse of like your owa the latest entry in the conjuring cinematic universe is predicted to scare up a 15 to $17 million opening with the hollywood reporter saying it could creep as high as 20 million. meet steve steve's a penguin appropriate as he's the feathered star of disney nature's ping was narrated by comic actor ed helms varieties prognosticators predicted the nature doctor could swim off with between 5 7 million are rather dollars. teen spirit has into wider release this weekend after playing in just 4 theaters elle fanning practice singing for 3 months to prepare for her role as a teenager in a singing competition. no predictions on how well it may play in hollywood, i'm rick damage l a. and take a look at this ralph lauren announcing a new version of their iconic polo shirts now these are made entirely.

>>out of recycled plastic bottles, david lohr in the youngest son of the company's founder says this is all part of the company's new strategy to reduce weight through a ways to rather throughout the entire manufacturing process. these new shirts are called earth polo's they also use 0 water in manufacturing them. an average of 12 plastic bottles goes into each shirt. these new shirts are on store shelves just in time for earth day and they sell for $89.50 and they were the bay area weather was still negotiate through some of this ground fog you can see even in the east bay here the shot coming in from seminole. >>got to get some clearing a lot to help out bay area temperatures in the 50's. we are looking for some afternoon sunshine, although will up lowe's knows you do laundry right. we do it right too, with select whirlpool washers with "load & go" dispensers that go up to up to 40 loads between refills. so you can pour it and ignore it.

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good morning we almost got hit by a think it is camera everybody ducked good morning, everybody welcome the growing for newsweek and taking a live look outside from the mark and errol we're seeing some. >>cloudy conditions a bit drizzly in some spots as well good morning, everybody, i'm martin gonzalez states bars here tell us all about this bit of drizzle that we have but don't worry about it, know i love spoke he was or take a look at all this, but it's really going to really open up nicely this afternoon, lots of sunshine but still. >>a bit on the cool side today this the coolest day we're going to have probably all day long so just kind of enjoyed your coat meister enjoy today because of it's going away

we're going to a warming phase here little in the way some a potentially some leftover showers off towards the east maybe ronnie off but for the most part. it's very light drizzle. the we get we'll probably see that fog hover around mt hamilton and out of the santa cruz mountains pretty muh remain to most of the damage show you that just a bit right now this line that's generating everything bringing in the clearing shot we saw some of this from the golden gate. right behind us so that's good news get a lot clearing then we got to take care of the surface fog. once the sun comes out to help out and here's the job it has to do you can see the live shot from seoul. the ground fog in place golden gate bridge with some breaks in the clouds happening we still haven't had the line moved through just yet. here's the fog part i mention we get around the mid morning hours we're getting some clearing up here in the north bay, but still not too well, the peninsula and up to the north a there you see the clearing happening by noon and most of the bay is cleared out along the peninsula coast, half moon bay santa cruz mountains, it'll probably be foggy to overcast much of the

day today. those temperatures will be modest one middle 50's for now some lower 50's appear to the north a 58 antioch 57 meanwhile for concord the east bay shoreline in the mid-fifties at this hour. we are for good chunk of the bay cooler this morning than yesterday except for the north bay, a little bit warmer breaking it down for you today we've got turning mostly cloudy by high noon to some scattered clouds taken care of us in the mid afternoon, modest highs again into the 60's. coming up in a bit we'll show you that clearing patch though developing for us in the mid morning hours marty okc in a few minutes happening today, 10's of thousands of people expected to descend on golden gate park for the annual for 20 pop festival. kron force because christina tadros live in golden gate park now with the latest on what we can expect what's going to be a very busy place. good morning, christina. okay

would have a little bit of problem, trump problems with christine as a audio there, but we are expecting that 10's of thousands of people at golden gate park for 4.20. >>one thing officials are saying is that you should if you're going to be smoking on bring it in yourself don't try to buy anything there on site because you don't know where it came from also you shouldn't brianna bringing your pets, especially dogs because other could be. marijuana laced a gummies or things like this on the ground and they will do with dogs do and that will be eat them and that could cause some problems so take public transportation be sure to a check out where you're going and who you're buying from a and by all means have yourself a good time if you go in there we'll check in with christina. later on in this hour. now to the east bay this morning firefighters in san leandro prevented the fire from causing serious damage to the sweet tiny desert restaurant on friday. the call came in about 5 30 friday morning. no one was injured. the cause of the fire still under investigation this

morning. police are not wasting any time cracking down on dangerous any legal side shows this weekend in oakland. kron four says he tune shows is that officers already out in full force. >>0 tolerance for illegal sideshows taking on a new meaning this weekend as the alameda county sheriff's office. >>teams up with moment police one of the major crackdown. >>the number one and we're out today are ready to do in traffic enforcement in around with our traffic task force which is a combination of pd and alameda county sheriff's office were out there today doing a high intensity traffic enforcement as will be gearing up for the weekend have some significant mobile field force is out there and going to get 0 tolerance approach to. sideshow. >>and to law enforcement agencies are commited resources toward any crowds are gathering. they did last

sunday sideshow are over a 1000 took over the intersection of 42th yet we're not going a group of the 1000 congregate ah that's not going to happen and we're never going with the group get that big. >>officials at opd say they are now treating side shows like any other protests are mass demonstration as the illegal activity now includes a new level of violence in fact deputy sergeant kelly says sideshow violent activity in oakland is the worst that he's seen in 20 years people will tell you people who were in the early side shows back in the 80's and. >>and into the 90's was that the young folks did cite to activity but now we're seeing guns and a level of criminality that we haven't seen before. >>oakland police say they are still tallying the number of vehicles impounded citations issued an arrest from last week in their plan. this did not have a repeat this week in oakland has it made you run for news. >>now to developing story that we're following for you this morning, the toddlers in the hospital in critical condition after oakland police say the

child fell from an apartment building fire escape. it happened about 4 30 friday afternoon on the 1400 block of mlk junior way the investigation is ongoing this morning. one person was killed in a head-on collision in martinez police say that 60 year a 6 year-old man died the crash at the corner of alhambra avenue and all hammer valley road. the driver of the other vehicle was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. investigators do not believe drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. and coming up on crime for newsweek and the bay area grandmother is behind bars charged with the murder of her grandson, we have the details coming out. >>and then family friends and the community remember a teenager who went missing days ago at half moon bay. but first it was a turning point in american history now 2 decades later the survivors of columbine

good morning we're back on kron 4 news weekend a journalist was killed during a night of rioting in londonderry northern ireland. police there are calling it a terrorist incident, 29 year-old little mckee was shot on thursday as she was standing close to a police vehicle when she was wounded by a single gunman who was firing shots into a neighborhood. >>police do not know at this time of she was reporting or if she was in the city for personal reasons. happening

today people across the country will be marking the 20th anniversary of the day the 2 students walk to their colorado high school opened fire and killed, 13 people. dozens more were injured. the teenagers behind the shooting made videos before the attack talking about their plans and even apologizing to their parents for it. both of those teenagers died by suicide. the shot natasha chen talk to some of the survivors. >>survivors brought their children here last night for a vigil on the inside circle, there are plaques naming the 13 victims on the outside wall quotes from the community including one that said it brought the nation to its knees but now that we've gotten back up how have things changed what have we learned. >>on a hill top next to columbine high school is a quiet space filled with 13 plaques naming the people who were killed on april 20th 1999. the community of littleton lit candles friday night standing by the friends.

they lost. among them are people who could have died that day. survivor patrick ireland to was shot twice in the head. >>fortune of the. but i'm so hair and was able to. reading so much of eyeing. >>life deangelis was columbine's principal at the time. he now dedicate his life to helping school shooting victims whenever i go out and do presentations i start each my presentation, but the picture of each of the kids and they read their names and it gets me in a calming place that i know. >>when i need to do. >>survivors like will back have also been approached by parkland florida students. he says don't be afraid to live your life. >>dominated my life for a long long time. a beautiful family and i have a life that i was able to rebuild from not having him. >>a choice of being turn to the victim can ever a positive message.

>>those people you saw there will back and patrick ireland happened to be financial advisors now some of patrick's clients actually include the very same people who saved him that day 20 years ago in

>>good morning we're back on kron 4 news weekend. let's take you live to a yosemite and what a beautiful view this morning spring-like day the national park service too is waiving all interest fees to use them any and all the

national parks across the country so what a deal. this is all part to kick off national park week where everyone can enjoy free admission to more than 400 national park service sites across the country. there will be a several theme days to mark the event that includes military and veterans recognition day. that's on the 24th, a 21th and a bark ranger day for parts for pat's a into the parts on the 27th. now the entrance fee waiver does not cover any amenities are user fees like camping transportation or special tours but still it's free to get into the parts and this year it runs from april 20th today through an next sunday, the 28. that all dress warm though because all we chilly up there in morning showers up there to somebody. >>at home a kind of the gloom and doom we have this morning, it's not going to be this way this afternoon though have the some sun going on. but don't let that optical illusion of the sun for you will be a bit on the chilly side with ali with his jacket when you go out yeah will be starting to the 60's with a good clip of

those winds out of the northwest later on today, also now she's be about that a lot of looks a little spooky is well look at that dark skies that we're dealing with also that surface fog that i mentioned earlier bay bridge shot. we have the clouds but up right up against the east bay hills to start things off. so behind all of this we do see nice clearing patch behind the front. now usher in the strong north westerly flow that we expect for this afternoon. area temperatures they've been pretty much in the 50's mid 50's at that he's been shoreline right on the nose in the mid-fifties 58 57 meanwhile for concord and up to the north they we have the lower to middle 50's 51, san francisco and taking that if future cast for could see couple little stray showers down to the south a particularly in mt hamilton and the santa cruz mountains and maybe even this afternoon. what's left over in a little sprinkle or drizzle. more earnest precipitation for the mountains going on today that is but for most of the bay we will open up the skies again it will be chilly with kind of a blustery strong northwesterly winds. speaking

of which this is what the winds look like as we get into the afternoon look at that the on the air is pretty much all northwesterly even the east bay into the teens. so temperatures struggle to the 60's. yeah, the sun will be out in all, but they'll be a chilly wind behind all of that easter sunday looks to be a little bit warmer, however we won't have as much in the way of those winds by the time we get to tomorrow. live shot here is the u c berkeley and we take a look at what's going on early clouds. early cloud ease. and a sprinkle typo clowney's is the cloud is we have this morning and cool and breezy into the 60's easter sunday is mostly sunny, still breezy and warmer that's the key issue here last some upper 70's going on and about that. but the next week, mostly sunny spring is back explanation point because we have the upper 70's going on the inland valleys, high pressure really kicks in highs today, other modest mid 60's upper 60's off to the far east bay antioch in about 70 at that we'll go to around 61 san francisco, 64 for open 68 san

jose clouds focused in the morning hours afternoon clearing but watch out for that chilly wind all day for today here it is checking out the 7 day forecast temperatures in the mid to upper 80's, most of the week marty all right watch out for those clouds, thanks a lot. big story this morning prosecutors revealing how they determined that a milpitas woman killed 3 year-old grandson. >>she appeared in court for the first time friday kron four is dan kerman was there. >>prosecutors on saying what caused a 70 year-old woman to allegedly strangled her 3 year-old grandson to death. but they do say there was a witness the 70 year-old spouse ha she made her first court appearance friday afternoon. >>since being arrested for strangling her 3 year-old grandson. but they're milpitas home monday. she was surrounded by her public defender and a somali interpreter but did not enter a plea. she's charged with murder assault of a child leading to death and child endangerment.

>>there's nothing that we can do to bring him back but you everything that we can to make sure that the person responsible is held accountable. >>prosecutors would not say what led up to the killing nor would they comment on how she's mental state. but they did say the victim's 4 year-old cousin witness the attack. >>the 4 year-old has revealed that she watched the grandmother strangled the child and throwing down on the floor. >>court documents say when the victims and returned to the milpitas home with her other children. how she said the victim who had been ill had vomit it so she put him in an upstairs bedroom, so he could rest the and found him unresponsive when she called 911 court documents say she said she saw marks in his neck that indicated he was choked. again the defendant did not enter a plea. the judge has said no bail she is due back in court on may 8 hall of justice in san jose dan kerman kron 4 news. >>scientists at the marine

mammal center have confirmed that this gray whale died from blunt force trauma and that can be attributed to striking the ship. the whale washed up on shore and pacific on tuesday and says least the second gray whale this month. the scientists have confirmed died because of a ship strike. the 7th whale death in the bay area since march. now let's take a look at some of gray whale stranding so far this year in the bay area on march 10th and 11th to wales died from malnutrition. that was the same case for a whale that washed up in rodeo on april 2nd. on april 10th, the whale washed up on the sand that hale county ashore. this one also died of a ship strike. there were 2 other whale deaths on april 13th one of them in richmond and hercules. the cause of their death is still under investigation this morning. but scientists do believe the whale found enrichment may have also been the victim of a ship strike. for your health this morning, another person infected with measles has reportedly traveled to l a x on april 3rd. airport officials who say

that anyone who shared a flight with this person have been notified, but they're still concerned the travelers who are at l a x on that day may have been exposed to the measles this is the 3rd measles case at l a x over the past couple of months. warriors coach steve kerr breaks down the dubs big

>>you know clean campaign in the front office backed it up with a new deal for chris davis crushed talked about his contract today. more on that in a bit but first green and gold hosted the blue jays a's in toronto, the coliseum showing law for davis on the jumbotron bay area fans also hope he's not the only katie that commits to open long-term or the area and a bottom of the first the a's offense up and running at chapman drives one to center field that one is going to drop near the wall. >>marcus immune rounding 3rd he will come in to score a's up one nothing now bottom the second day one salute that answer back danny jansen the blooper to right drops the left of stephen piscotty a pair of runs come in jansen a two-rbi double blue jays go out in front 3 one now to the knife. up 4 runs a now a rally lori doesn't even get the chance strikes out looking yet lori as other thoughts on how that wen ends up arguing with home plate on plans. diaz for offending tonight jay-z fall 5

one back at it tomorrow. now to the good news of the day crush finalized a new contract extension that keeps him in green and gold through 2021 reports say the contract is worth. >>33 and a half million dollars, the open front office making sure to take care of the reigning home run king. he's led the majors in jack's since 2016. davis says signing a deal was a no-brainer he wants to build something special. >>i kind of see unlike lane a baseball school most lying. the huge is if it's so much youth in there that it's there's a son drive that i want to be a part of and i think we can we could get to the playoffs again and again like no doubt in my mind. >>the giants in pittsburgh facing the pirates madison bumgarner on the mound the ace to bottom the first runner its struck francisco cervelli so line drive to left field, nobody's going to get it picks up against the wall. josh bell scored all the way from first thing 2 nothing its first the

top of the 8 prior to leaving for buster posey to get something started off as a field days, it is a writer on comes into, but the giants on the board at stats all the giants could muster for one pirates are final giants have lost 4 of their last 5 to the warriors who after making history for the wrong reasons the other night let everyone know why they are the reigning kings of the nba golden state waste, no time building a three-point lead maintaining it in a remarkable game 3 win over the clippers. >>steve kerr one kevin duran to be more aggressive katie deliver justin master of efficiency 38.14 of 23 from the field. collectively the team shot 55% after watching the tape. her love seemed to rent a controlled the offense. >>want to get him the ball and his issues to score. cabin is that. and i thought last night

who's who's kind of a combination super aggressive and we we try to make a point of view. >>30 point the army allies that has happened and 30 some years so kind that's true in normal for anybody watching a game the kind of relax right even at home so you know that the players can do that i think we did that and you know i think that was just a the smallest and we can learn from but focus has been on point since. lay march with the exception of july 6 minutes last can. >>all right mark thanks a lot. we will take a live look outside of clearing conditions of the golden gate bridge dave here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah, wow.

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morning welcome on for news weekend taking a live look outside of clearing conditions from the embarcadero camera bit blustery there the palm right that to note the winds that we're talking about to go into that all day today, so they're just getting a warm up right now they're only calisthenics to wake up whatever. >>so how morning cloud cover that will clear out for the afternoon we had some morning drizzle we're trying to that's pretty much gone, although i think it like and also run the santa cruz mountains down the south a little bit also mt hamilton. but here's a live shot coming in from up that the island. we're still dealing with this overcast sky conditions are going to take care of this to let the sun come out aloft to help form the ground to get rid of some of this ground fog we've been tracking as well. all nice

picture from the golden gate looks like the skies are just torn open up nicely here for us so things are turning the corner here a little bit storm tracker for confirms that here's the line you can see the cloud cover behind at the clearing skies. opening up for strong northwesterly winds. all day today, those bay area temperatures pretty stubbornly in the mid-fifties 58 for any off 58 also conquered up to the north painted 50's at this hour and here are the current winds, i spoke of earlier. good clip out of san francisco. it's why the trees were waiting at us a little bit 31 miles per hour out of the west as you can see due west also for open to and even the east bay shoreline again this will be shifting more northwesterly after the front passes breaking it down for you today looks like mostly cloudy by high noon scattered clouds left over for the afternoon. even when you see all that sunshine though going on you have to grab the shades also grabbed the jacket because this could be a bit on the chilly side. inland valleys struggle in the 60's. not for long though we'll have extended forecast and a bit party sounds good day see a

few minutes. a community is remembering a hayward high school football player who was swept away at half moon bay while on spring break. >>the san mateo county sheriff's department has suspended the search for 18 year-old naftali moin moin they did it yesterday kron forsman shocking son now has the latest on that story. >>truly truly heartbreaking here friends and family lighting candles for 18 year-old naftali moin moin known to those around him as next a gentle giant and a kind soul. >>she will always be remembered and he's a great person with you and other forgotten enough was a just a pleasure to coach a great young man loyal. persevering. >>strong on thursday, the hayward high school football star was boogie boarding at half moon bay. his friends called 911 when they found him floating face down in the water. crews called off the search friday afternoon. his family and friends are devastated when the scene.

>>good loving kid and loved everybody in. go out of his way for. >>we wasn't just teammates we're brothers in arms it was a very big and when we learned 8. he was means a lot to us use the pride and joy the team and it's a really big loss for us and it's going affect discreetly neff was just weeks away from graduation and on his way to the university of wyoming on a full football scholarship this fall, the hope is that. >>we can come together and grieve together you know find a way to maybe help his family in the midst of all this tragedy in hayward michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>next week prosecutors may get permission to view the mental health records of 28 year-old john lee cal, he's

the man charged with the murder for stabbing and killing 18 year-old neil wilson at the macarthur bart station last year on friday prosecutors asked the judge to give them their expert witness to the site the suspects psychological records of this happened after 2 psychiatrists examined cal and then submitted opposing conclusions about his mental competence. the judge expects to make a final ruling on wednesday. a box truck burst into flames while going through the toll plaza at the venetian bridge. it happened yesterday about 1 o'clock in the afternoon. there you can see what's left of the burned out truck right next to the toll booth and the toll booth also caught on fire but luckily, no one was hurt and this morning. there's no word on the cause of the fire. police in fremont say they will be releasing the body cam video showing the moment, a man was shot and killed after he hit an officer's cruiser take a look at the cruiser that was involved as it was being towed away. it happened thursday night just outside of washington hospital. police say the officer returned fire and hit the attacker. he was

wounded. police say the suspect tried to strike again when other officers arrived. that's when police shot and killed the suspect. >>we train officers with less lethal tools we train in de escalation that you have to understand this was an incident where deadly force was appropriate this individual try to kill 3 fremont police officers. they were just trying to protect the community. >>police say they don't know why the suspect opened fire on them. no one else was injured and police promised to release the body cam videos over the next couple of days. news this morning, the political fallout following the release of the redacted mueller report continues, even though congress is in the midst of a 2 week recess. some say the nation needs to move on while others are claiming the fight is far from over reporter stacy cohen has the details. >>this good friday, bad feelings abound in the wake of the mueller report release the big question is what's next.

say it's time to move on as the special counsel found the trump campaign did not conspire with the russians and offer no conclusion on obstruction of justice. no new indictments know sealed indictments, no clues and no obstruction. the trump campaign and the trump administration completely complied with everything. >>house judiciary chairman jerry nadler disagrees that adjusts than 24 hours after the report was made public. now the subpoenaed attorney general william barr for the unredacted version sure and all underlying evidence some democrats slammed bar for mischaracterizing mueller's findings, the ticket early on obstruction of justice mueller said that trump's efforts were unsuccessful mainly because aides declined to carry out his orders mueller totally kicks the ball over to congress and says it's up to. >>congress to decide whether there was obstruction of justice whether there were high crimes and misdemeanors that's our constitutional role we can't run away from it. the bar is expected to testify may first the committees are moving to bring mueller into. >>and regardless of what the

committee finds house democratic leadership warns against moving toward impeachment years of their lives in chris stored offers this warning to democrats i think the american people are exhausted by i think they're so tired of it. and i think they're handing the president the greatest gift they can give him in the 2020 election. >>in washington. i'm stacey coen. >>then coming upon con for newsweek and their hailed as an environmentally friendly way to get around town. but now there's a new worry about scooters in the bay area will have that story coming up

>>in the south bay that is concern about e's scooters so dozens of the scooters and their lithium batteries are ending up at the bottom of a river in san jose kron four's rob flood has the story. >>another ease scooter from the guadalupe river self-described guardian of the river roger castillo w thinking about what those scooters and their lithium batteries might mean for the fish and wildlife that have been making a comeback here in recent years, the battery the lithium a new metal for making batteries. what is that going to do to the environment. what is that material going to do when it be great. there's maybe falling prey to vandalism to people who don't want them on the streets at all deal suspects the homeless are going after the scooters for those same batteries. >>a good portion of i'm trying to be disassembled thing they

could charge their phone. they came they could use it to run their music. so far can see us as he is pulled about 30 scooters from the guadalupe river. >>and estimates there could be at least that many in nearby coyote creek, san jose city crews have retrieved another 37 scooters from the water in 2 to 3 weeks the city will unveil new ease scooter regulations that will among other things force companies like bird and lime to fish their scooters from the river collin >>we don't want to see something like these scooters that are supposed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help our environment do something harmful to our environment. we have. confidence these companies are going to buy by the administrative regulations and if they don't we can and we will find that. >>this is my hometown and i love san jose rodriguez steel was among the first to notice that chinook salmon have returned to the guadalupe he's worried that those gps tracking devices don't work under water and that many of the scooters may never be

found. >>i love the call you know about. fish to catch. kron 4 news. what it's going to the environment. and we're going to go ahead and take outside for a live look at conditions at sfo still overcast skies there and a half

>>look at the blue skies of that soak it up because we'll probably have a little bit more the way of cloud cover and maybe its entry some fog going on. also the santa cruz mountains watching out for as well. so here's what we got going on upstairs. it's a storm tracker for and there you can see the cloud is really starting to move on through the bay area and then clear out we expect within the next couple of hours. when it does so that will really help clear things out to help work on some of this ground fog that's really been a problem and some of the inland locations and why it will stick around even at the coast, it looks like just about all day today. high temperatures you can expect mid 70's if you're heading to central valley, 78 bakersfield 74 fresno and also for sacramento, central coast, a bit on the chilly side 54 from monterey, 65 santa barbara, 62 meanwhile for l a x and 61 san francisco. so we have this disturbance we're dealing with this front passes through warming up all yet when you see the seven-day get ready. high pressure builds look at

everybody playing keep away system way on the pacific it wants to come and gives up and basically as we get to the end of the week we are watching a little weak system dropping south that will bring some cooler temperatures are way but it doesn't look like it's holding together in terms of bringing us much in the way of rain. those check it out here your 4 zone forecast san francisco today, 61 the high. the coast, 58 pacific of that will be a chilly 58 because it combined the winds. some surface fog will be without 2 at the coast 60 for half moon bay. also around 60 ish san bruno 61 and looks like burlingame also it 61 to the northern end of the peninsula warming up a touch as you head south redwood city in palo alto 65. meanwhile, the south bay into the upper 60's. so bit colder than we experienced5 yesterday cupertino 66 santa clara milpitas at 67 in mid 60's cover the southern end of the east bay shoreline tri valley also in the mid 60's, some old 65. what a creek at 68 sammy and wrote 65 with castro valley, 65 also for

richmond and heading up to the north bay we do see some 70's make an appearance, 70 vacaville of fairfield at 71 we'll see a lot more tomorrow though 70% of roseanne mid to upper 60's heading down to southern here we have in the seven-day forecast are but he's already for tomorrow. look at that is going running shoes on mid 80's expected into next week under sunny skies again cooling off just a touch into next weekend marty. we'll take a look at some of the most iconic photos. >>of the most famous musicians in the world. and they're the best known work. a photographer from san francisco jim marshall now he passed away back in 20 10 at the age of 74, but his work lives on in a brand new documentary, this point tomorrow in san francisco and director of the film time now for george bailey and executive producer million davis joins me this morning to talk about the film, the man and what you can expect to see tomorrow. thank you both for joining me this morning. a million will start with you because you knew jim the best and you worked with them for quite a while as with so many

talented people he seemed to be a tormented soul. >>he was many geniuses are tormented that i think a gym was able to channel all of his emotions through his camera and that really shows in the photographs that he's taken not just of musicians but also civil rights and antiwar protests right and so he showed that through his camera but when he was away from the camera. it was another story entirely elford what attracted you to jim in his story. i think what attracts me originally >>the fact that you will he was and he was somebody that really inspired me late in the day, but i didn't know the brits is working on that heated row curl photography. but when the media like a together we are was commission but we really agree to lay the documentary. i was really shocked to see the amount of work that ended and the actions on those who cover it. blues folk grow, joe social

political i mean it's it's quite incredible for one man to cover all of this in his lifetime. let's talk a little bit about his social workers. both of you who have talked about that so far. >>and that is that he covered the civil rights movement he covered poverty in america, lot of people don't know that they just known for his rock and we'll talk and that's what we're what i'm trying to do that custody jim's legacy is really share all of these moments in history that jim captured because we're looking a lot at a lot of them 50 years later right and so it's i think for for people to see what happened and use what did in the past and you know take it into the future is really important. now for seems like a lot of photographers will want to stick to what they do best and that is i've got this really good get going here shooting of rock stars and jazz musicians. what do you think that he wanted to go off and move into other areas such as a civil rights poverty things like this. i think something that. >>when when i interviewed the i mean is she says of the really key in the film. jim

had a curious i other wrestlers so i think he. he really wanted to sort of be a champion for the underdog. and anyway saw injustice and pain and suffering to was that he was right the and it's quite amazing number and let that era. and feel and actually take on suffering from his he really tough to some stuff and also he today musicians comes to gain the trust of all these people. in an ounce pretty much impossible in. as we say to what now is a little bit stays of the on little bit a lot stage a stage managed completed that would allow you to have somebody swear to like you know looking re less than chose a less than perfect man and he says he know was >>is the thing we love about you know you bring up a really good point in that it was mentioned in the documentary that that artists allowed jim

into their world, yes to get some of these very personal shots that we see here. >>on the on the screen. you're a former musician. how difficult is it for position to let a stranger in and take some very intimate photos. >>i think if i look at it heart will hindsight when i was playing this you knew somebody really well like you meters of over for she's of sort of a we have a great relationship also i mean we're doing in the house will come down take some shots and i mean it would be a visible to us and the update on the shirt. now as we mentioned the is this really hard to get through those doors, but i think jim. was all things to all people so the matter was over he did he can walk in the tubes. he could be invisible anything gain the trust and the sting minnesota laws are us you. >>what we were looking at some photos or the beatles at candlestick park their last live show they commission jim to be their photographer for that for that game, yes, he's

a very famous for the photos of johnny cash just saw both folsom and san quentin prison. us yes, they were again they were all friends and they trust to jam sunday would reach out jim and say the best person that i know that can photograph this is you there's that word again >>does also would also came out in the documentary to go back to the beginning of the interview was the fact that he was tormented as a lot of people are. >>he had his own he he had a drug issue this year and that affected you in your working with him didn't it did it really did. but it was one of those things that i saw this this man who hadn't. >>amazing archive of photography. and so i stood with him and when a lot of people didn't want to because i did not want that to be lost. and >>was at the main reason that you stuck with him because a lot of time nobody was also my

friend he really was he became a great friend to me. >>and supported everything i did as well. that was based on friendship right. well, the film is playing at the roxy theater tomorrow 1230 i believe and then it also other you can see more jim marshall photos and to san francisco or exchange in an exhibit that starts on may 11th. >>congratulations on the thank you and the best wishes as you take it forward, thank you so much and we'll be right back. you buckle up, start the car,

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we are back talking movies. this morning with less than a week to go before avengers endgame arrives, hollywood has 4 very different movies opening in theaters this weekend, rick damage ella has the preview. this is our time. it's a close knit community the kind of place where everyone knows everyone based on a true story of a missouri teenager is recovery after nearly drowning in a frozen lake. >>breakthrough is the first to 20th century fox film to be released since the walt disney company purchased the studio the faith-based film is tracking to have an opening between 13 million. >>the where the weeping woman a latin american folk tale comes to life in the curse of light your own a the latest entry in the conjuring cinematic universe is

predicted to scare up a 15 to $17 million opening with the hollywood reporter saying it could creep as high as 20 million. meet steve steve's a penguin appropriate as he's the feathered star of disney nature's ping was narrated by comic actor ed helms varieties prognosticators predicted the nature doctor could swim off with between 5 7 million are rather dollars. teen spirit has into wider release this weekend after playing in just 4 theaters elle fanning practice singing for 3 months to prepare for her role as a teenager in a singing competition. no predictions on how well it may play in hollywood, i'm rick damage l a. and take a look at this route announcing a new version of their iconic polo shirts now these are made entirely out of recycled. >>plastic bottles and a butler and the youngest son of the company's founder says it's

all part of a new strategy to reduce ways throughout the manufacturing process. these new shirts are called earth polo's and they also use 0 water in the manufacturing process, an average of 12 plastic bottles each going to each shirt. now these new shirts are on shortstop a shelves are just in time for earth day. they sell for $89.50. >>they look at the bay area whether our still negotiating to like one of the cloud cover in that fog tuna temperatures holding in the mid-fifties don't expect the real warm up going on today, even though we do a sunny skies in the afternoon. but there is one for the weekend stick around

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see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. for joining us and gone for newsweek and taking a live look outside of barca daryl camera this time around and we're seeing a little bit of mix. sun, clouds blue sky, everybody omar gonzalez. >>they sparred here's to us sort it all out for us you are getting some progress on those clouds upstairs and we need that to help work on some of the ground fog in a warm things up a bit. >>but it's going to be a chilly day today kind of a blustery almost like fall-like feeling, we're going to have today but that won't last all week long live shot from sun all that some of the ground fog. i was speaking of earlier again we got to get the clouds cleared out a lot that will help work on the ground get things mixed out nicely hey how about this the golden gate bridge shot this is where the fog usually hovers well the of

action fog that leigh says what we used to get hovering clearing out because that's where the clearing line is from the northwest moving now southeast across the bay. here's the clearing from the faa going on today by 1030 it's mostly in the north they were getting clearing some of the east bay in contra costa county slow going down the peninsula, however, and those higher elevations along the coastal areas like half moon bay. santa cruz mountains. i think just about all day today you would have close to overcast faughey like conditions going on today you couple that with some of those chilly winds and it will be a cool day today. so there's the front you can see it's progress marching right through the bay behind it clear blue skies, although they'll be some patches of still remaining cloud cover going on today, 61 upton terrifies for napa 51 san francisco to the south 58 meanwhile for san jose and also antioch 59 for concord and we are a little cooler over most of the real estate this morning now at this hour little patch a pair of the north face a little warmer this morning breaking it down

for us mostly cloudy by 1 o'clock but we're turning scattered clouds looks like by this afternoon, the shop in the bay bridge. also it's like things are starting to break up a little bit give a little time for that fog to be taken care of coming up we'll take a look at the longer range forecast for you marty sounds good. thank you davis happening now people are flocking to golden gate park this morning for the annual for 20 pop festival. >>10's of thousands of people expected to show up at this year's event and kron four christina tate row is there with a look at what to expect. >>out here golden gate park people are definitely getting ready for the holiday just within the past. our we've had dozens of people walking on by going up to the entrance behind me and i'm trying to start getting ready for the oven door trying to get in learning more about it and also there've been definitely a lot of people who have told us they've already been celebrating the 4.20 holiday. they don't need to wait for the festival we spoke with one gentleman earlier who you can tell is very excited for everything.

>>i think i can they properly. the words are escaping me. >>now there are some logistics you need to know before coming to the event obviously safety is going to be a big one officials tell us that they want to make sure when it comes to bringing your own cannabis again bring your own but also make sure that you buy it outside of the premises here they're worried that if you buy it. some were surrounding the park it could possibly be from the black market and it can be contaminated now traffic is going to be another one officials are expecting upwards of 20,000 people here today because the holiday doesn't just fall over spring break for many, but also the first year in many years it is been on a weekend. so that's going to quite a few as well their full list of road closures we have over on our website at kron four dot com that we want you make sure that you know before you calm public transit is obviously also going to be a big thing for today's event there's also a full list on my on our web

site of what you can and cannot bring in but one big thing i would really like to mention is you cannot bring in. some people joke with already this morning. so that is a bit of a turn for them that they will be celebrating outside the park to just be aware if you're planning on bring your dog to the park day here at golden gate you should probably not due south. we're reporting at golden gate park christina tetreault kron 4 news. >>and now to the east bay were fired. it was in san leandro prevented the fire from causing serious damage to the sweet honey desert restaurant on friday. the call came in about 5 30 friday morning fortunately, no one was injured. they're still looking into the cause of the fire this morning. police are not wasting any time in cracking down on dangerous any legal side shows this weekend in oakland. kron four says he quit doing shows us that officers are already out in force. >>0 tolerance for illegal sideshows it's taking on a new meaning this weekend as the alameda county sheriff's office. >>teams up with local police one of the major crackdown.

>>the number one and we're out today are ready to do in traffic enforcement in brown with our traffic task force which is a combination of pd and alameda county sheriff's office were out there today doing a high intensity traffic enforcement as will be gearing up for the weekend have some significant mobile field force is out there and going 2 to 0 tolerance approach to. sideshow. >>and to law enforcement agencies are commited resources toward any crowds are gathering. they did last sunday sideshow are over a 1000 took over the intersection of 42th yet we're not going a group of the 1000 congregate that's not going to happen and we're never going with the group get that big. >>officials at opd say they are now treating side shows like any other protests are mass demonstration as the illegal activity now includes a new level of violence in fact deputy sergeant kelly says sideshow by that activity in oakland is the worst that he's seen in 20 years people will tell you people who were

in the early side shows back in the 80's and. >>and into the 90's was that the young folks did cite to activity but now we're seeing guns and a level of criminality that we haven't seen before. >>oakland police say they are still tallying the number of vehicles impounded citations issued an arrest from last week in their plan. this did not have a repeat this week in oakland has it made you run for news. >>a developing story we're following this morning a toddlers in the hospital in critical condition after oakland police say the child fell from an apartment building fire escape. it happened about 4 30 friday afternoon in the 1400 block of martin luther king junior way, the investigation is ongoing this morning. was killed in a head-on collision in martinez police say a 60 year-old man died in the crash. at the corner of alhambra avenue and al hamra valley road. the driver of the other vehicle was taken to hospital with non life threatening injuries. investigators do not believe

the drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. >>and coming up on crime for newsweek and the bay area grandmothers behind bars charged with the murder of her grandsons we have details coming out. and then family friends and the community remember a teenager who went missing days ago, half moon bay. but first it was a turning point in american history now 20 years later columbine survivors are reliving the horror they face that da a journalist was

killed during the night of rioting in londonderry northern ireland police there are calling it a terrorist incident. >>29 year old aaron mckie was shot to death on 2 on thursday, she was standing close to a police vehicle when she was hit by a single gunman firing shots into a neighborhood. police do not know she was working the reporting that the time or if she was in the city for personal reasons. happening today people across the country will be marking the 20th anniversary of the day that 2 students walk to their colorado high school opened fire and killed 13 people. dozens more were injured. the teenagers behind the shooting made videos before the attack talking about their plans and even apologizing to their parents for it. both teens died by suicide. natasha chen talked to some of the survivors. >>survivors brought their children here last night for a vigil on the inside circle,

there are plaques naming the 13 victims on the outside wall quotes from the community including one that said it brought the nation to its knees but now that we've gotten back up how have things changed what have we learned. >>on a hill top next to columbine high school is a quiet space filled with 13 plaques naming the people who were killed on april 20th 1999. the community of littleton lit candles friday night standing by the friends. they lost. among them are people who could have died that day. survivor patrick ireland to was shot twice in the head. >>fortunately the. but i'm so ha and was able to. reading so much of eyeing. >>frank deangelis was columbine's principal at the time. he now dedicate his life to helping school shooting victims whenever i go out and do presentations i start each my presentation, but the picture of each of the kids and they read their names and it gets me in a calming place

that i know when i need to do. survivors like will back have also been approached by parkland florida students. he says don't be afraid to live your life. >>it was horrible. >>dominated my life for a long long time. a beautiful family and i have a life that i was able to rebuild from not having a. >>a choice of being vick turned to the victim commuter a positive message. >>those people you saw there will back and patrick ireland happened to be financial advisors now some of patrick's clients actually include the very same people who saved him that day 20 years ago in littleton colorado natasha chen.

>>over there look at asic. >>well today the national park service is waiving all the entrance fees to yosemite and other national parks across the country. this is all to kick off national park week across the country where everyone can enjoy free admission to more than 400 national park service sites and there will be several theme days to mark the event that includes military and veterans recognition day that's on the 21th and also barak ranger day for of the 27th, entrance fee waiver does not cover any amenities more user fees like camping where transportation special tours or anything like that, but it

is free to get in. during national park week which runs from april 20th through the 28th vote all weekend long as we for the 28 that's good because it's warming up this week a big great fabulous all right. fantastic can see you're a trial that travel agent on this i want elli and they re i got excited as you talk about today, i was thinking us kind of chilean miners whose like that. >>but this week ahead if you have any days off like that up 70. here's we got going on in sylmar to all my life, you know it's like ground you anderson coming out a little bit so give it some time work some magic to warm up the ground. the ground warms up the air and then we get the mixing and you know so and so forth so that's what we're waiting to happen. slow going and we should mention of places like the coast we're going to be dealing with this kind of situation into the afternoon a potentially all day today kind of the overcast appearance. we're getting some more brightness if you will for the bay bridge shot over the east bay hills it see some breakup so happening in the clouds getting better each time we look at it satellite

picture shows that line is pretty much moving right through the bay area as we speak behind it, yeah, it's clear but it will be blustery and breezy strong northwesterly winds going on here so that will keep kind of the chilly feel going on today almost like tumble feel more than a spring-like feel but this week will correct that 58 any offer right now 59 conquered 54 for livermore east bay shoreline is hovering right in the mid 50's little chillier in san francisco at 52, future cast for its watch what goes forward. there's a lot of talk about with marty earlier in the mountains here yet today maybe not so bad, but the flare up happening to this afternoon of some showers maybe some snow showers going on up there while things clear out here except for some of them out to locations in the south bay. santa cruz mountains. but it will be a chilly got a day, here's a look at those future cast winds out of the northwest the arrows are all pointing into the 20's upper teens off to the east asia will notice a little bit but cannot spread south even this afternoon and

evening by tomorrow it will be a little breezy. but not as windy as today and it will be warmer with mostly sunny skies will be improving on all fronts by easter sunday. breaking it down for you we've got the early clouds going on here a sprinkle already kind of had that event already happening. this is u c berkeley we see the skies opening up as well, cool and breezy with 60's. bay area wide even the in the locations that changes by tomorrow with 70 already cracking for the bay meanwhile upper 70's, inland and we build on that into next week, upper 80's going on in some of those in the locations by the time we get to run wednesday thursday out to pittsburgh and and far east bay locations will be seen some really warm temperatures mostly sunny with all of that spring back in force. so for today, the highs very modest maybe around 70 antioch upper 60's off to the far east bay mid 60's cover the east bay shoreline here it is in the seven-day forecast a nice warm up happening is you can see the 80's the rest of the week for those free trips to the federal parks mardi gras all right dave. thank

you. the big story this morning prosecutors are revealing how they termine that a milpitas woman killed her 3 year-old grandson. >>she appeared in court for the first time friday in kron four is dan kerman was there. >>prosecutors on saying what caused the 70 year-old woman to allegedly strangled her 3 year-old grandson to death. but they do say there was a witness the 70 year-old files ha she made her first court appearance friday afternoon. >>since being arrested for strangling her 3 year-old grandson. but they're milpitas home monday. she was surrounded by her public defender and a somali interpreter but did not enter a plea. she's charged with murder, assault of a child bleeding to death and child endangerment. >>there's nothing that we can do to bring him back but you everything that we can to make sure that the person responsible is held accountable. >>prosecutors would not say what led up to the killing nor would they comment on how she's mental state. but they did say the victim's 4 year-old cousin witness the

attack. >>the 4 year-old has revealed that she watched the grandmother strangled the child was thrown down on the floor. >>court documents say when the victims and returned to the milpitas home with her other children. how she said the victim who had been ill had vomit it so she put him in an upstairs bedroom, so he could rest the and found him unresponsive when she called 911 court documents say she said she saw marks in his neck that indicated he was choked. again the defendant did not enter a plea. the judge has said no bail she is due back in court on may 8 hall of justice in san jose dan kerman kron 4 news. >>scientists at the marine mammal center of confirm this gray whale died from blunt force trauma that can be attributed to striking a ship. the whale washed up on pacifica up in pacific on tuesday. it's at least the second gray whale this month. the scientists have confirmed died because of the ship

strike. the 7th whale death in the bay area since march. these some of the gray whale stranding so far that we've seen in the bay area this year on march 10th and 11th to wales died from malnutrition. that was the same case for a whale that washed up in rodeo. back on april 2nd. then on april 10th, the whale washed up in san mateo county. this one died of a ship strike as well. there were 2 whale deaths on april 13th one in richmond and one in hercules the cause of their deaths is under investigation. but scientists do believe that the a whale found in richmond may have also been the victim of striking a ship. more bay area news this morning to suspect that these from oakland are accused of breaking into 40 cars in los angeles. take a look at the surveillance video police have arrested 5 people so far in connection with the break ins. officers say that the suspects use rental ease scooters while a hit. dozens of cars in hollywood. they targeted cars with out of state license plates. police

say the suspects then took the stolen items back to oakland to sell them on the street. a crown for newsweek and warriors coach steve kerr breaks down the dubs dominating performa termites, feasting on homes 24/7.

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>>the a's have rallied around the rooted in oakland campaign in the front office backed it up. >>the new deal for chris davis crushed talked about his

contract today. more on that in a bit but first green and gold hosted the blue jays a's in toronto, the coliseum showing law for davis on the jumbotron bay area fans also hope he's not the only katie that commits to open long-term or the area and a bottom of the first the a's offense up and running at chapman drives one to center field that one is going to drop near the wall. marcus immune rounding 3rd he will come in to score a's up one nothg now bottom the second team honored one salute that answer back danny jansen. >>the blooper to right drops the left of stephen piscotty a pair of runs come in jansen a two-rbi double blue jays go out in front 3 ones now to the knife. both for runs a no a rally lori doesn't even get the chance strikes out looking yet lori as other thoughts on how that wen ends up arguing with home plate on plans. diaz, rough ending to the night stays fall 5 one. back at it tomorrow. now to the good news of the day crush

finalized a new contract extension that keeps him in green and gold through 2021 reports say the contract is worth. >>33 and a half million dollars, the open front office making sure to take care of the reigning home run king. he's led the majors in jack's since 2016. davis says signing a deal was a no-brainer he wants to build something special. >>i kind of see unlike memory lane and a baseball school most lying. the huge is if it's so much youth in there that it's there's a soon drive that i want to be a part of and i think we can we could get to the playoffs again and again like no doubt in my mind. >>the giants in pittsburgh facing the pirates madison bumgarner on the mound the ace of autumn the first runner direct struck francisco cervelli so line drive to left field, nobody's going to get it picks up agast the wall. josh bell scored all the way from first 2 nothing it's for it. the top of the 8 prior to leaving for example, buster posey trying to get something

started off as a field days, it is a writer on comes into, but the giants on the board at stats all the giants could muster for one pirates are final giants have lost 4 of their last 5 to the warriors who after making history for the wrong reasons the other night let everyone know why they are the reigning kings of the nba golden state wasted no time building a three-point lead. >>maintaining it in a remarkable game 3 win over the clippers. steve kerr one kevin duran to be more aggressive katie delivered justin master of efficiency 38 points, 14 of 23 from the field. collectively the team shot 55% after watching the tape. her love seemed to rent a controlled the office. >>want to get him the ball and decisions to score. cabin is it. and i thought last night who's who's kind of a combination use super aggressive and we we try to make a point here.

>>30 point the army allies that has happened and 30 some years so kind natural and normal for anybody watching a game the kind of relax right even at home so you know the players can do that i think we did that and you know i think that a the smallest and we can learn from but focus has been on places. lay march with the exception of life 6 minutes last king. >>all right mark, thanks a lot was going to take a live look outside beautiful conditions of the gold "curiouser and curiouser," said alice. "the rabbit-hole went straight on like a tunnel for some way." "i've seen a cat without a gri, but a grin without a cat."

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we're back on call for newsweek and taking a live look people lining up to a hasty been some smoke across the screen. no surprise of people lining up to get into the 4.20 festival in golden gate as you know golden gate park will be ground 0 today in san francisco for all things cannabis that we see some folks are just waiting to get in later to later on this morning, the care for their pets don't bring him because it could be points on the ground a line to even things on the ground and. >>he'll be releasing a stout when you lose a lot of those well not thing. we're seeing some improving sky conditions morning get a load of this stick yeah, so this is just a i get often working all morning on this so anyway. this is the leading edge of all we're talking about the clearins skies. it's a different story in the east bay and. >>to the south is still kind of negotiated that fog which

we still have in a line of that still hanging around the golden gate just a little bit and right right above the water's edge of that. so we have that to negotiate through but basically this is our future and today it could be but on the cool side in breezy, even though we'll see quite a bit of sun vertically into the afternoon up close and personal how about this the golden gate bridge, this use of the fog trapped, not right this morning. it's elsewhere is with the fog kind hiding out there that ground fog and portions of the east bay valleys so for storm tracker for again the leading edge is already passed over and it's now down to the south bay and off to the east bay as well, temperatures middle to upper 50's, 5080 cakir coming in at 59 up to the north bay we got 61, a reading but a chilly 52 san francisco. and we've been tracking winds this morning into the teens and 20's so got a good clip. they're coming in from the coast. so it's a bit on the chilly side. the but this hour now for example, 29 mile per hour winds to be noted 25 for oakland. they're pretty much due west early right now, but they will be shifting

northwest. once this front passes. so the breakdown for us 61 or so mostly cloudy still and one that's a meaning the east bay in the south bay then scattered clouds left over by the mid afternoon. look at how modest the temperatures kind of hang with all of that we expect highs across the region, 61, san francisco, 68 even for san jose and that means a lot of the locations too 64 for oakland next couple of days. we get up to the 80's already by monday get used to it that's going to be the week ahead. have the extended forecast in just a bit. look at sfo by the way about a half hour delay marty. back to the news this morning community is remembering a high they were high school football player who was swept away at half moon bay. >>while on spring break. the san mateo county sheriff's department suspended the search for 18 year-old net valley moin moin yesterday kron force michelle kingston has the story. >>truly truly heartbreaking here friends and family lighting candles for 18

year-old naftali moin moin own to those around him as next a gentle giant and a kind soul. >>she will always be remembered and he's a great person when he went on the forgotten enough was a just a pleasure to coach a great young man. oil. persevering. >>strong on thursday, the hayward high school football star was boogie boarding at half moon bay. his friends called 911 when they found him floating face down in the water. crews called off the search friday afternoon. his family and friends are devastated when the scene. >>good loving kid and loved everybody in. go out of his way for. >>we wasn't just teammates we're brothers in arms it was a very big and when we learned 8. he was means a lot to us he

was the pride and joy the team and it's a really big loss for us and it's going to affect us greatly neff was just weeks away from graduation and on his way to the university of wyoming on a full football scholarship this fall, the hope is that. >>we can come together and grieve together you know find a way to maybe help his family in the midst of all this tragedy in hayward michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>next week prosecutors may get permission to view the mental health records of 28 year-old john lee cowl he's the man charged with murder for stabbing and killing 18 year-old mia wilson at the macarthur bart station last year on friday prosecutors asked a judge to give their expert witness, the suspects, psychological records. this after 2 psychiatrists examined cal and submitted opposing conclusions about his mental competence. the judge expects to make a final decision on this on wednesday. a box truck

burst into flames while going through the toll plaza at the benicia bridge yesterday afternoon happened about 1 o'clock there you can see the abort burned out truck sitting right next to the toll booth. the move also caught on fire but luckily, no one was injured. but there's no word on the cause of the fire just yet. police in fremont say they will be releasing the body cam video showing the moment that a man was shot and killed after he had an officer's cruiser take a look at the crews are being towed away this was the one that was involved. it happened thursday night just outside of washington hospital police say the officer returned fire and hit the attacker. he was wounded. police say the suspect trying to strike again when other officers arrived that's when police shot and killed the suspect. >>we train officers with less lethal tools we train in de escalation that you have to understand this was an incident where deadly force was appropriate this individual try to kill 3 fremont police officers. they

were just trying to protect the community. >>police don't know why the suspect opened fire no one else was injured and the police department is promising to release the body cam videos in the next couple of days. now to the south bay where there's a row i'm concerned about e's scooters dozens of those scooters and their lithium batteries are ending up at the bottom of a river in san jose. kron force raaf lot has the story. >>another ease scooter from the guadalupe river self-described guardian of the river roger castillo was thinking about what those scooters and their lithium batteries might mean for the fish and wildlife that have been making a comeback here in recent years, the battery the lithium a new metal for making batteries. what is that going to do to the environment. what is that material going to do when it be great. there's maybe falling prey to vandalism to people who don't

want them on the streets at all deal suspects the homeless are going after the scooters for those same batteries, a good portion of i'm trying to be disassembled thing they could charge their phone thinking they could use it to run their music. >>so far to see us as he is pulled about 30 scooters from the guadalupe river and estimates there could be at least that many in nearby coyote creek, san jose city crews have retrieved another 37 scooters from the water in 2 to 3 weeks the city will unveil new ease scooter regulations that will among other things force companies like bird and lime to fish their scooters from the river collin >>we don't want to see something like these scooters that are supposed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help our environment do something harmful to our environment. we have. confidence these companies are going to buy by the administrative regulations and if they don't we can and we will find that. >>this is my hometown and i love san jose rodriguez steel was among the first to notice

that chinook salmon have returned to the guadalupe he's worried that those gps tracking devices don't work under water and that many of the scooters may never be found. >>i love the of what you know about. fish to catch. kron 4 news. what it's going. >>the city of sacramento is looking to transform a former illegal cannabis grow house into an affordable home. it's the first time the city is trying this new type of a method of enforcement. they're teaming up with habitat for humanity to make it happen. so here's how it works when any legal grow houses busted the growers will get an option of pain o $300,000 fine or donating their house to charity. this option will be available on a case to case basis. unlike many cities when they go in and bust illegal grouse and leave it vacant and dilapidated. >>we've created a partnership with habitat for humanity where we're converting these

homes in those homes for future families who need affordable housing. >>and the family's already been chosen for a new home renovation of the house scheduled to begin in october. and take you outside for a look at conditions at sfo still f

>>welcome back to crawford morning news, good morning, everybody live shot coming in to temper on kind of celebrating the clearing skies that we've had you know we a

little wave of some rain showers move through very light. it was what it was and this is the leading edge of the clearing skies. however if you take a look off to the distance the golden gate. yeah, there's a little in the way of some fog are still trying to get through and that is a problem in some of the in the valleys and will remain a problem to run the santa cruz mountains and the coast all day today. this is the view from space that will be some fill in clouds this afternoon a little bit. but on balance we'll see a lot more sun than we did from this morning which of course wasn't very much. and that will lead to cool temperatures still even though all the solar heating is out there so let the sunshine for you will be a cool breeze combine with that and elsewhere throughout the state heading to the central valley still going to be out of the mid 70's going on today, 78 bakersfield, 75 for 65 rather santa barbara, 54 moderate kind of chilly down south there going to a carmel 62 or so at l a x so here's what we got in future cast for again dealing with a civil disturbance in her backyard after that high pressure

builds there's the parking happening in the pacific and watch the civil system tries to develop out there. yeah hot sun pop's and now kate gives up that's right. so a lot of much of the way problems of too much intrusion going on this week, however, towards weeks and it looks like temperatures go back down again as a new system does drop in although at this point looks like it's becoming more dry 4 zone recast 61, san francisco, the high today to the coast pacific at 58. this is where some of that a coastal fog is going to remain an overcast skies, half moon bay. at 60 61 will do it for burlingame in san bruno let's get to the mid 60's down to the south though a bow in redwood city at 65 upper 60's down of the south bay, it's 68 san jose cupertino it's 6667 milpitas tri valley also mid 60's with dublin at 6665 force in all and matching that pretty much along the east bay shoreline to the south even 62 for a berkeley and looks like 64 for open 68 walnut creek and up to the north bay. well

some 70's hanging out cut 77 a fairfield at 71 tomorrow these will be more widespread like napa will probably be in the 70's tomorrow, even sonoma 68 today, 70% of rosa and out of the south and moran in mid 60's own the 7 day forecast, here's the quick warm-up already tomorrow in the lower 70's it will be breezy still in mid to upper 80's expected for the week ahead spring has sprung, although cooling off a little bit into next week marty just jumped right in the south. well a lot of kids today apart in front of the tv or computer more than ever and that inactivity can result in developing some chronic middle age diseases. >>that include diabetes or cardiovascular disease as children. our health expert karen on joins me this morning to talk about how to keep your kids active. so they can have a long and healthy life. hi this is his home for so many >>says it's so much easier to split them park low year busy doing your electronic babysitter yes kids need 60

minutes moderate to vigorous activity every day. >>and that becomes even tougher with so many schools cutting back on neither after-school programs athletic programs things like this exactly and then also you're not walking to school. often times you know being taken together i just dish or safety life right reasons right and you can blame parents for the right right, yeah, so they also have to get in and know we we say 10,000 for us. yes to get in more. they need to get in 12 to 15,000 now so that's like a lot of staff yeah that's the that's about 7 and a half miles a so figure out how and they're going to get at they are so that the so there's the rub the meat had how do you do that you really have to plan out there day don't even really do really do in and try and get a dog. great idea and always tell cnn that and make it a family activity so you get your steps

into exactly talking to family that exercise together it's so much easier to say let's go out for a walk for says you go out and do something they want to write with you share of course he of course for its also motivation on both parts of world, the parents and the kids it's family time that's that's how it we kind of you know that the dog our family time do you have to have a strenuous walk with your kids if you that what the dog together as a family we talking the strangest want just get the step if you are going to count this as your moderate to vigorous activity. >>it moderate means that deal are you could still carry on a conversation here is somewhat breathless gotcha but if you're singing that's lie. too slow and then when he starting to get into the vigorous your little bit more best list. you really don't want to talk at that point one thing that >>that you are promoting as well is more toys for the kids. >>yes, that was a study that was and they found that kids said had more. high activity

toys and homeware more likely to be more. >>and gates so we talk like a basketball or something like that is or even we say they were even some in the next several to see and in the interesting thing that they found is that the girl girls actually stepped up to the plate more than the boy we don't. yes, so the girls that they increase their activity. 200% was the boy's only about 42%. >>so you really want to try and look at things like this like the wheel a basketball. the old the old standby throw things that i say that you don't offer it to them and they that they will take to a say ok mama dead, let's see you do the job exactly what about diet. we have we have a whole yes of you know if you're going to want your kids to be active. they need fuel church still. >>make sure they have a lot us next that he can eat like i have a younger here. the us,

this is some peanut butter. it's not peanut butter but no better fresh fruit he has the nets and nuts and seeds. >>also over there some tuna. >>but you're telling me off air this type of tuna needs to be it means to be a certain type that you know you should try and get the skipjack or though it's called light before nothing out the car the court tends to have more from our curiosity definitely don't want to be feeding that to your kids right and you're also saying that the prices are right around. similar right to say about strength training for your kids you know that used to be the myth that o the kitchen during training in this tent, their growth. but that's not the case very important for bone building muscle building. so, but they just need to be supervised because there's there's a right way to strength train and a wrong way and it really could hurt them sell you they can you know that's why you kept a be sure that you know they're being watched and made gymnastics.

well that's something you know they're there in to linger because they are pushing around their own body weight and that's also strength to about yoga for kids. it's actually good, you know flexibility. there is the most at that if they can start to like yoga and then keep that up lifetime that would be great, you know you really don't need to do really don't need to lose your flexibility muscle strength. he will gradually lose that over time sure as you get older, flexibilities scientists you keep it up what about kids who like to sit in front of the tv the computer screen. whatever it may be. >>how does that translate to their adult years. >>it translates very well look a look at someone that grew up sedentary you're going to see a sedentary adult. oh yes, the more you try and change that when they're young the better they found that the the one said the adults that don't get enough. walking time or any

kind of not just getting moon on sitting time, they're dying a lot quicker than the ones that do a lot less sitting. >>and what we have on our screen are some of the things that you touched upon is all the reasons that we need to get our kids up and moving yes, right, yes. >>adult said that dole that sit all day you know they'd sit in the car they sit at work and then these come home and sit nate they they're the ones that are at risk cardiovascular disease as well cancer too. so what's the take away here. the take away is make it a fun. time with your kids may get a family time. it says know if they're not athletic. may like scavenger hunts nature walks it doesn't have to be competitive. it could just be. >>moving yeah just get up and ok karen, thank you so i can what we write that. there is

less than a week to go before it avengers endgame arrives in hollywood has for a very different movies opening in theaters this weekend. >>rick damage ella has the preview. >>it's a close knit community the kind of place where everyone knows everyone based on a true story of a missouri teenager is recovery after nearly drowning in a frozen

lake breakthrough is the first to 20th century fox film to be released since the walt disney company purchased the studio the faith-based film is tracking to have an opening between 13 million. >>where the weeping woman a latin american folk tale comes to life in the curse of like your own a the latest entry in the conjuring cinematic universe is predicted to scare up a 15 to $17 million opening with the hollywood reporter saying it could creep as high as 20 million. meet steve steve's a penguin appropriate as he's the feathered star of disney nature's ping was narrated by comic actor ed helms varieties prognosticators predicted the nature doctor could swim off with between 5 7 million are rather dollars. teen spirit has into wider release this weekend after playing in just

4 theaters elle fanning practice singing for 3 months to prepare for her role as a teenager in a singing competition, no predictions on how well it may play in hollywood, i'm rick damage l a. and take a look at this ralph lauren announcing a new version of their iconic polo shirts are made entirely out of recycled plastic bottles. >>david lohr in the youngest son of the company's founder says it's all part of the company's new strategy to reduce ways throughout the manufacturing process. these new shirts are called earth polo's and they use 0 water in the manufacturing process, an average of 12 plastic bottles going the each shirt. the new shirts are on the store shelves right now just in time for earth day and they sell for 8950 apiece. than want take outside for a live look at the golden gate park where the folks are being allowed in the gates of open for the annual for 20 festival happening today at the park and i were talking about how a the weather is going to hazy. >>yeah i think so yes, even though you're going to create

their own hayes lorch it's a pay grabbed the on sunday and it's jumping we've got sunny skies all the week ahead look at that warm up here spring you mentioned that some are credible and no chance for scene for the inland areas definitely enough to make sure it's all working or call the ac guy web site of clean so it's so cool, we are warm weekend ahead free free federal parks too that's right. the national parks for the next week that's going to it for us thanks for joining us, we'll see again tomorrow morning bright and early at 07:00am. >>don't forget. kron 4 news tonight at 8.10 and always on kron on in kron four dot com. - [announcer] this bay area living: home improvement edition

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