>>good morning, we're taking a live look from central cam this morning taking a look at the city and we have have some clouds in the background really nothing to worry about a good morning, everybody, i'm martin gonzalez happy easter happy passover and far as here with the forecast, yeah, just a little haze going on it's actually a little cooler this morning than yesterday but it will be warmer this afternoon that it was yesterday with little breeze and also be kicking in here too, but again not as much as what we saw from yesterday. it will be quite as chilly going on here is some of that haze were speaking of there's alcatraz in the background there san francisco. and again just a little bit of this morning haze fog to cut a deal with

golden gate picture as well we can see going on this will mix off pretty quickly blue skies as we go speaking of which whatever fall we are getting places down the peninsula. far off to the delta. you can see boy that goes away real quick by midmorning it's gotten so it will be much of an issue this morning like weird kind of battling it for yesterday and coupled with that upstream nothing really to disturb us at all this sets the stage for high pressure to be hanging around and a nice warming trend too so those temperatures and as mentioned earlier the little cooler this morning yesterday and kind of a freakish 55 for open but their neighbors elsewhere in the 40's you will see along the east bay shoreline, 49 for san francisco up to the north they lower to middle 40's there 48 meanwhile for san jose. yes, we're a little cooler this morning in some cases close to a dozen degrees behind that half a dozen is a better average to show everybody off to a drier start 62 going on 11 o'clock by 2 o'clock 71 and that is nothing compared to what's coming our

way as we see a nice warm up all week long we'll get into that part of the forecast coming up in just a bit marty ok day thanks a lot. we have breaking news for you this morning out sri lanka where at least 207 people were killed after 8 explosions ripped through several churches and hotels there. >>at least 30 foreigners were killed in the explosions, another 560 people have been injured 3 churches were targeted on this easter sunday along with for high end hotels. authorities have arrested 7 suspects but no one has claimed responsibility for the attacks. but authorities believe isis is at the top of the suspect list. the government has imposed dusk to dawn curfew and temporarily bought blocked access in the country to social media. it says to prevent the spread of misinformation about the attacks will continue to update the story. throughout the morning. security is also increasing noted on this easter sunday after that catastrophic fire ripped through e cathedral last week. it's the first easter in

hundreds of years that the church is iconic spire is no longer standing above the city. it's an impact being felt across the christian world as the investigation into the origin of the fire continues. they've been focusing on whether an electrical short circuit was to blame. >>building just got so small for a minute as the flames took over the only time we ever go to churches christmas and easter and we good enough for them. >>french president emmanuel macron believes that or hopes to have most of the church rebuilt and back open in just 5 years over $1 billion has been donated to fund that effort. back here in the bay area, the crowd is gathering at mount davidson for easter services this morning kron four is christie, the tape shows live in san francisco with a look at that christina good morning. >>and we're right here right at about sunrise, and let me tell you it is beautiful out here as you drive up there hundreds of cars probably about half a mile down the

road and so you know that they're going to be a lot of people up top there, i'm at the base of mt davidson because it is quite a track up there so we're going to see if we can get some service up there and some of the later newscast for you guys to hopefully see how the service is going have been speaking to pastor buyers who are coming down from one of the services in who are also coming down from gathering early to watch the sun rise up at one of the world's largest crosses and so when i was speaking with them, they said it is absolutely beautiful. it's annual tradition for many and what i was just i was being told with error hundreds up there right now so again we're going to try to get we're going to try to make sure that we can track ourselves up there and rudd is right behind me. there's also a bus stop here. i mean is going to be making some stops and actually just right before we went live about 30 seconds ago. there was actually one of the buses that pulled right through here the bus stop is actually right behind me also hear the base of mt davidson so if you're wanting to stop by the service. we're told

goes until about 7 30 this morning so it's still not too late if you want to catch a boss appear to come and see continue to see the sun rise with that cross the celebrate your passover or easter. so right now again we're going to try to get ourselves up there. so you guys can see more of it but a beautiful morning here to celebrate on this sunday for easter reporting live christina teacher conference okay we'll see in just a bit christina thanks a lot. >>well happening now i 6 80 in fremont is closed for the demolition of the shared an overpass that closure began just after midnight, it's expected to last until 8 30 this morning. there are detours in the area so if you're going to be in that area give yourself some extra time to get around those detours. in these grey concord police arrested 2 people saturday afternoon at 38 after they allegedly robbed a concord store and then led police on a chase in a stolen van. take a look at these pictures from the concord police department's facebook page where officers got a shoplifting call from an auto parts store in downtown concord yesterday afternoon

and then a short time later police spotted the stolen van near highway 2.42. they eventually the suspects ditched the van and ran into a neighborhood and that's where police chase them down. one person died when their vehicle crashed into a sound wall in discovery bay late saturday night it happened about 11 45 last night at the intersection of lake shore circle and winchester loop the chp still investigating the cause of that crash. and in south san francisco, a suspected shoplifter hit a convenience store clerk after running off with a stolen item. police say it happened on airport blvd the man is said to be in his late teens or early 20's. he was seen stealing an unidentified item from the store the clerk was hit after he tried to detain the suspect who then left in a white two-door car police say the clerk was taken to a local trauma center for treatment of non-life threatening injuries 91 saw the incident or may have any information about is asked to call south san francisco police. the body of

a man who went missing while swimming in pacifica has been found we'll take a look at video from last month asked when loved ones were huddled at the beach hoping for the best but political civic and police are confirming they found the body of tyler collins friday evening on a beach close to fort fun sun in san francisco, us park police in san francisco examiner's office responded to the scene. santa cruz firefighters rescued a person who suffered major injuries at natural bridges state beach. they got a call that someone was sprawled on the rocks about 30 feet below the street it was about 8 o'clock last night. crews used ropes and an aerial ladder for the rescue a state park officials say a bystander actually pulled the victim from the water and on to the rocks before emergency crews arrived. coming up on con for newsweek and we're going to take a look at some of the more controversial plans a state lawmakers are proposing in the next couple of weeks. and we'll take you to golden

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extremely where rare for anyone and specifically rare for someone who's under the age of 4 true had a lot of fluid around his heart, his heart rate and blood pressure still very high. but his mom jodi says that he's slowly recovering since his latest surgery last week and his family's very thankful for all the prayers. they have received. a company that provides building and other services to doctors and hospitals across the us as a breach exposed some patients personal data and care inc says that a 3rd party gained access to the information in february through employee e-mail accounts, the breach expose names birth dates, social security and driver's license numbers for some patients employees and contractors, the company says s far there's no indication that the personal personal information was used for fraud or identity theft. a texas swimmers suing the maker of a multivitamin that she says made her fail a drug test her name is madison cox and she blames a tainted nutritional substance or supplement rather

for the suspension from the sport cox, a just set a world record in the 200 individual medley when she tested positive for a banned substance, traumatized teen which helps heart health now cox was able to trace the drug to a bad batch of multi vitamins that she took to increase or iron levels she was suspended from swimming for 6 months. >>i really feel like i was on the up and like we're in and hitting a great stride and then misses i mean knocked off its route. >>well the drug company says it has pulled the product and says that quote it saddened and disappointed that cox missed competitions she recently graduated from the university of texas and now she's back training for the olympics, dave ok a little hazy fog a deal with live shot coming in from alcatraz and san francisco behind a look at the bay area temperatures were in the 40's and the 50's at in the 40's and the 50's at th this is the family who booked the trip. ♪ which led to new adventures and turned moments into memories.

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plenty of sunshine. no fog dave you've got to still the heys going on to start the day so we're off to a good start to it will be a pretty nice sunday. >>little bit of a breeze still hanging around not as windy as we had yesterday and a warm up this get ready for all of that there you can see the live shot coming in from alcatraz san francisco behind it. a live shot also coming in from the bay bridge. sun rising up over the east bay hills hey the big picture is now we start with the high pressure building that was part of the issue driving some of the winds and some that were made a little bit today we had our trough that moved through from yesterday so it has kind of this general flow and we have a high off towards the west with this general flow so light years bringing in a good strong northwesterly wind from yesterday now they're going to subside because the highs kicking in and we're going to much in the way of winds coming up for this week ahead as we warm up. temperatures across the bay for right now, but on the chilly side now we've got plenty of 40's on the board 55 the warm spot there from oakland 50 going on for san francisco elsewhere.

we have the 40's going on probably some of that bree still remaining one right across the golden gate off to the east bay shoreline a little bit and for as you can see up to the north bay as well, speaking of the winds, let's go ahead with future cast a in terms of checking them out a little bit of an uptick does happen revisit the teens a bit but maybe not so much into the 20's. but you can see san francisco at 1416, half moon bay, the coastal locations will be a bit breezier anywhere near water but in some of those valleys even in beach and a little bit or funnel just a touch there and around the delta which can see a lot of winds anyway so we have a little bit of the way of a breeze left over mostly sunny warmerswe have breezy for the afternoon and early in the week, it's warming getting to the upper 80's going on in london. they temps upper 70's and actually approaching about 80. meanwhile, late in the week we retreat back to cooling in and then friday much like today, it looks like highs today in the mid 70's, we're not there yet. scott 66 san francisco, lower 70's along the east bay

shoreline 77 for concord 76 going on for antioch and let's give you an idea that 7 day forecast for the nice sweet warm-up going on 80's control most of the week ahead that we have another system towards the end of the week we're back to the 70's and some scattered clouds will be checking into the 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit marty sounds good. thank you dave. when nearly 20 1000 people gathered saturday at san francisco's golden gate park to celebrate for 20 they enjoyed music food, and of course marijuana. >>kron foreign oil bella was there. >>joints and big blunt's pens and pipes syrup and even solar power this. >>the high beams lighter so you can live here. long all. >>it seems there's no limit to creativity or happiness on the hill, especially on for smiles like theirs. >>and then everybody's having a good time.

>>the recreational pot has been legal for 2 years now this is the first time in 6 years that for 20 has fallen on a weekend. meaning 10's of thousands of stoners made the trek through the trees to smoke some trees. the traffic getting to the park was enough to get anyone down once inside the high took over. >>traffic, what is this a cool environment. until it just getting along. this season or in office. >>no matter who you are organizers made sure all eyes were welcome. in golden gate park noel callow kron 4 news. now to the north blame county could get nearly $5 million to

help its homeless population. >>on tuesday, the county board of supervisors will be talking about accepting a million grant for a homeless emergency aid program. most of that money would go to redevelop the mill street center emergency shelter. that's and sandra fell other funds would go to started diversion pilot program for newly homeless people. this saturday is your chance to pick up a free tree pg me and the arbor day foundation are giving away 250 free trees to their customers and indonesia, you can pick up the tree on april 27th between 9 in the morning and 1 o'clock in the afternoon at the pge community office that's on sonoma boulevard in there's a limit of 2 trees for pan per family and if you call 8, 1, 1, at least 2 business days before you plant the tree pg knee will mark the area of the ground that contain some underline a ground underground lines for free. so you don't hit those. well coming up next

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said you can tell that does took it personal as they should have because they came out and put an old fashioned but look in on the clips they were up by as much as 35 points at one point that is the brand of basketball, the head coach steve kerr expects out of his squad. >>regis mistakes, you're going to make some naturally the other teams in a foursome than one guys to be solid. particularly guys like going to be off the ball. i'm not getting a ton of shots they needed to help the other guys. >>all right, let's keep it in the western conference this was a good game. james harden and the houston rockets taking on donovan mitchell in the utah jazz. >>close game throughout 4th quarter rocket is up by 4 mitchell. the drop in the trade that puts the jazz to within one. next play the beer. for me on our 3 of his own rockets now lee before james harden started the game

over 15 last chance for the jazz 6 seconds left 2 possession game ricky rubio makes to 2 pointer. but that'll do it. the rockets survived they win one o 4 one oh one game for in utah on monday. over to the eastern conference joelle him beat in the sixers taking on the next game, 3 4th quarter. my one d'angelo russell his to 3 in the nets. take the lead he had 21 points. now 23 seconds left next up by one and be fines mike scott give me all 3 of those sixers go back up they go on to win one 12 one o a 6 is now a 3, 1, lead game 5 in philly on tuesday. to the dime in the rough offseason for the giants has extended into a rough regular season for the giants san francisco has lost 4 of 5 heading into their season finale with the pirates. derek holland getting the start today for the giants this pick it up in the top of the 5th and pirates up one nothing steve in newburgh goes

office it field he lines one into left field checketts under the glove of jason martin. one run comes in to score in the giants tied up but pittsburgh they answer call tucker as high and center to deep field. it keeps carrying and no chance for that given this tie was his first big league hit it's a home or how about a pirates go up 3 to one 3 hour rain delay would cut this game sure your final through 5 innings 3 to one giants look to avoid the sweep tomorrow afternoon. heading over to the a's mike fears on the mound today, the top of 4 days of one nothing roddy tallies just unloads on one that's a deep drive to center field three-run home run, toronto goes up 4 to nothing more offense forhe blue jays this one it gets hot in here in a hurry, justin smoak 4, 20. in toronto. but know one thing on them 9 to nothing. bottom of the 8th,

inning we want to see josh bailey. he popped one up to shallow field freddy galvis the former phillies look at this catch that is a web gems right hand their hand, whatever you want to call it age would get on the board in the 9th, but they will fall to the blue jays 10 to one your final. >>brian any time you have. you know you have rough outings to make leagues but you know you've hit really well for us last year we signed him for a reason he's going to restaurants right now that fully you know next time better. >>all right jason, thanks. a lot we're going to take short break, but first we'll take a live look outside golden gate bridge, beautiful view there on this easter

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morning, to kron 4 news weekend beautiful view, san francisco's waterfront from the embarcadero camera this morning, plenty of sunshine. >>on this easter sunday and is for us here to give us the forecast and i'll tell you what marty it's going to be warm passover week coming up. i mean i'm talking about temperatures mid upper 80's going on the inland valleys to it clearly it's spring in air were to go bomb some places it looks it's going to like summer a trial run never yesterday were showing us and we'll have the crowd and not this morning, a look at that nice blue skies, the ground filling up of light so away we go off to nice easter sunday with all of that there's the golden gate behind me, north bay in clear view some of this

haze were taken care of as the sun starts to rise get some mixing going on and upstream with the warming week ahead high pressure's all the clouds playing keep away that's going to be pretty much the weekly forecast now we have some leftover breezy conditions today. this afternoon after get some daytime heating at all. but that's just as the high just kind of positions itself base of the day kind of camped outtall week long it's going to be our guest 40's as you can see across most of the real estate 55 the oakland, 51 going on for a san francisco little bit of a local when kind of keeping the air mass moving a little bit cooling off as you can see elsewhere when does losing some of them this morning a little bit as you can see up to the north they and on the south bay. and it lines up like this 62 does it for about 11 o'clock 2 o'clock will do about 71. there's more warming ahead as we take a look 66 today, 74 meanwhile for san jose 71 going on for open. so we stay pretty much in the 70's even inland, however, 81 already by monday tuesday 85 get used to

it will be all lined up for summer 7 day forecast, we'll check into that along with your 4 zone forecast to marty all right dave. thank you. in the east bay, 5 teenagers are accused of attacking a bart passenger at the macarthur station in oakland officials say that the teens. >>punched and tried to rob a man last night around 10 o'clock the victim was seriously injured. the incident disrupted service on the east bay lines for about 25 minutes last night. this morning. there's no word on the condition of the victim. nor of any arrests. state lawmakers are preparing for a busy week is there going to be talking about some controversial bills once they return from spring break kron force capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala takes a look. >>proposals on housing public safety in pg any await lawmakers in a lengthy agenda after spring break. on public safety lawmakers in the senate tuesday, we'll hear one of the 2 competing bills on police use of deadly force this time with the version back by

police s p to 30 calls for more de escalation training and would establish specific policies for when police can use deadly force. rally against the bill is scheduled that same day on wednesday assembly members will start discussing how the state will reimburse sacramento county for the pricey prosecution of joseph de angelo the suspected golden state killer officials have said his prosecution could take 10 years and likely cost taxpayers million. on pg in senators will begin the formal talks to consider possibly breaking up the utility this comes under proposals, senator jerry hill filed in the wake of the deadly camp fire and pg knees suspected involvement bill also aims to protect ratepayers by prohibiting regulators from racing customer rates without approval from lawmakers. on housing senators will decide whether to move forward with sb 50 a controversial bill which could clear the path for more high rise housing near trains and bus stations. critics say the bill doesn't do enough to address the

state's affordable housing problem. those are just a few of the hundreds of bills on the calendar next week in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. 2 people in the east bay were arrested for speeding on kercher pass road in pittsburgh police say one of them was on a motorcycle, another one was in that car that you see. >>the driver of that car was traveling at 119 miles an hour and led police on a chase. the driver eventually hit a curb and crashed. the driver was found by police arrested and his vehicle has been towed. crews are getting ready to repair the fracture found on the ceiling of the 3rd level bus daca the sales force transit center. the temporary support system that was installed last october will be removed. the process will start tonight and last for at least a month. the removal of that system will require crews to close a one block stretch of fremont street between howard and mission between 9 at night and 5 in the morning. national news this morning, a former white house counsel don

mcgahn's name is mentioned more than 500 times in the mueller report. he spent about 30 hours talking to the special counsel president trump has unleashed plenty of anger in mcgahn's direction. tom foreman explains though that began may have actually saved the trump presidency. >>total bs as the president rages against the mueller report. he appears to be singling out one particular person who spoke to investigators. >>former white house counsel don mcgahn. >>watch out for people to take so-called notes, trump tweeted when the notes never existed until needed. >>it's been a privilege to be part of a presidential campaign of successful. it is a big turnaround considering mcgahn's role during the russia probe. >>it was mcgahn who refused to fire the special counsel when trump said mueller has to go. mc and refused to lie about it later the mueller report indicates both actions protected trump from

obstruction charges. but jack o'donnell a former executive in the trump organization says trump's anger is typical in this case were don mcgahn. >>really saved him. it's not relevant because the bigger picture. makes donald look bad, i don't have a list of enumerated powers. i can look to and advised the president on what he can and can't do its more general the mueller report suggests trump was always suspicious of mcgahn's potential power. >>why do you take notes. trump reportedly said in a meeting lawyers don't take notes and again said he was a real lawyer trump shot back. i've had a lot of great lawyers like roy cohn. he did not take notes. cohn serve senator joe mccarthy during his infamous campaign to root out communists and he worked for trump in the 1970's when trump's company was accused of discriminating against african-americans cohn had to settle in that legal battle and eventually lost his license for unethical conduct.

still before mcgahn left the white house last fall. trump said he would not be a rat. >>he said the >>perhaps the president had reason to think that. >>after all when he was trying to get his casinos up and running years ago battling politicians regulators and more. >>who helped manage every detail no matter how small. >>don mcgahn's uncle pat. because literally. >>donald could ask pat mcgann to do anything and and he would do it for him. i'm obviously don mcgahn had his limits with donald trump. >>well still ahead on con for newsweek and the new therapy

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that helping some people who suffer from ptsd involves using eye movement movements to desensitize a person to a memory. kristen holmes takes a look at how the treatment is not only helping soldiers. but civilians as well. >>you're just going to be following my hands with your eyes. >>in a small unassuming room in a washington hotel, a group of people are learning a new technique to help treat posttraumatic stress. it seems like but there's science behind it it's going to be level accelerated resolution therapy or art uses eye movements to desensitize a person to a memory and

requires little or no reliving a potentially painful life events. route a person visualizes their memory and the emotions linked to it then follows the instructions of a therapist following their hand movements with their eyes making rapid eye movement for r e m sleep. >>when you first start using art with. >>clients marsha mandel is a trainer with our international training and research the eye movements. >>access a person's natural problem solving ability. so the person river there are things about their memory. the first time they see their seen it feels real. but then their brain starts to change it. so typically a person is removed from the memory, it's further away. >>some therapists also say the treatment works beyond pts helping with phobias anxiety and grief, jill stephenson agrees. >>prior to i mean are there p just right for each other. >>stevenson lost her only son army ranger ben cop when he

was killed by a sniper halfway through his 3rd tour in afghanistan it was 17 when he signed up it was for all of his senior year of high school inspired by his great grandfather's military service during world war 2 after 9.11 cop was certain the army was his path after his death stevenson found herself unable to move forward. >>i was sweeping my grief under the right and i and i started to look for other means she connects with the nonprofit helping our american heroes or who awe. >>where she learned about art therapy. it was like being in light of some someone know all the shade up in your like oh my goodness, it's lighter here. >>she says it helps or focus on the positive. some us may. so this humanitarian that's what he was from a very young age and championed the underdog. he everybody's best friend. in washington, i'm kristen holmes reporting. >>we're going to go and take live look outside at sunny

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forecast for the week ahead as high pressure asserts itself blocking everything around us now. some last minute our unfinished business maybe with the leftover trough in the high off towards our west you might have a little bit of a breeze that develops a little bit this afternoon. but beyond that looking pretty good smooth sailing warming up more so by the time we get around tuesday. it looks like 71 bakersfield fresno its 73 sweden central valley is a bit on the relatively cool side compared to what's coming our way 68 santa barbara with moderates still a chilly 59 so it's kind of cool there in central coast 66 for san francisco in matching at l a x, san diego coming in about 63. so let's jump to those models to see how the week is ahead and boy it's very clear we got a giant h out there with how the clouds just play keep away a little bit. we do have a weak disturbance coming in our way by the end of the week where to keep that dry for now it will close some cloud cover our way kind of break the back of this little warm phase or we sometimes recall heat spikes for the

weekend, however that was reduced temperatures cool about what they are right about today so friday will be very summer today except more scattered clouds expected in the skies to check it out here your 4 zone forecast, san francisco coming in at around 6665 daly city but that the coach is warming up just a touch your 64 for half moon bay, don't forget a little bit of that breeze. still a little chilly mid 60's going on in the northern end of the peninsula with a burlingame coming in at 65 bumping that up to the lower 70's as we head south, san carlos 6771 palo alto mountain view meanwhile coming in at 70 to san jose. we'll see about 74. also milpitas santa clara in cupertino 73 the southern end of the east bay shoreline lower to approaching middle 70's as we're also going and try valley, 73 pleasanton in livermore at 73. these are locations we're really going to see pop in the next about 48 hours, 76 walnut creek concord checking in at 77 71 san leandro and looks like oakland also it's 71 more 70's

up here to the north bay 79 meanwhile for fairfield back old 78 santa rosa 76 and back to lower 70's are in mill valley at 6970 forecast, plenty of a tease for the week ahead. again turned the to the corner a little bit by the end of the week is a new disturbance or bring us some cloud cover back to the 70's. from animal interactions with seals in sheep to scenic bike rides river rafting you will never forget new zealand. >>it has all the makings for a once in a lifetime vacation in our travel and bruises dana redmond was there and she's still talking about it and it is fantastic video well factor >>your attention because it's so new zealand, some basic geography looking at first north island south island today we're going to focus on the north side all right, but still let's get going okay so i was on a cruise with holland america cruise lines so stopping in a different spot every day said all my children, this is the coast of wellington which is new zealand's k. not that kind of

my dream i just i'm counting up the land work on your tan but so i was look we've a lot yes, i mean if you look at that white house is you know a little crooked e it and i'm i'm told that's intentional you know that because of the winds really going to catch your eye only guys, yeah there's a colony of fur seals that live here and then they don't think anything of folks bopping along the beach in 4 by fours and check them out, so they used to is they're very used to people and you know respect their space if you get too close. they're going to let you know it you're not going to do it again. it's a combination of just stunning scenery and kind of watching them in their element shore and really not really caring about you which is which is a really nice. there is great and very easily accessible from the city actually you know we're not talking about long drives to get the scenic view. now wildlife experiences in new zealand can also come very unexpectedly hope so he left had to not the air not here another another coastal in a report location. i'm like

writing very popular because they have trails very easy to rent bikes, easy to write bikes if you want a little bit of boost which is fine if you not much traffic. bit of a traffic jam so it turns out the trail we were on runs through working she you share the trail with the sheep and that's just a normal thing in town because when i was back to the base story said to the guy like can't you might giving us a heads up his legal is the way it is where you're from wrong with your family know not exactly and the sheep are okay and the sheep are absolutely ok with they don't get in there way and they will getting yours along with sheep, a lot of birds but you just get this beautiful scenery blue skies. and again no crowds not at all it's a great great thing. the outdoor activities in new zealand are plentiful and wonderful and even as i went port to port. there was always something close that you can it to you

could get to this you know the easy walk from the ship this is not muggy newly. right off the boat and you can do something like that as of now if you. one of boost that adrenaline. a be a little bit very okay also this. this is home fun. it is, but then you hit this one wow and yet watch that look at that move on. are all ok. we are. highest commercially route after water fall. in the world nearly a 23 see dropped. you get through they lay and swim, this is further down along the ay. might admit to having one of those moments of what have i gotten myself but that's okay it home, heck of a lot of fun never felt unsafe was really a first time for me so anybody who then do it is what it comes down here very

informative and and just a whole lot of fun watching that one more time yeah absolutely now you survivor and eventually this. let's get ice cream. talk much about food, but ice cream is actually i've never seen anything quite like it was going on oakland that is an ice cream cone kitty it is a colossal school with that that is ice cream on french course ok so it's called it's awful in. the ice cream is art so sure and there isn't enough. there's easter design inspiration. it's almost too pretty look at a selfie stick put your and take your picture a valentine's day. i don't know eating a crazy fun, ice cream designs. one is that you can wear on your yeah, it's just i've never seen anything quite like it and here's the amazing part the scream is.

it's homemade on site they have great flavors like honey i'm on that and keep all of these things it's a husband and wife team that just decided they wanted to make ice cream. they started sketching things that you can actually see the sketches for inspiration is a a. it's um it's a it's a reason to go to museum labor's eat your heart absolutely so and you know when you've survived crafting how he's doing a serve calories home and that's fantastic so about you hungry and excited you sure do that that really was a trip of a lifetime. thanks a lot man. >>we'll be right that.

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windy about that too. >>faa going on this morning in terms of haze. but that's really about it live shot coming in from bethel island check it out nice beautiful sunrise. as we swing over the golden gate bridge, the familiar iconic view, nice blue skies and just a little get a little bit of haze will deal with hanging around some coastal areas a bit but boom by 9 o'clock you can see that's all gone what we had is the low pressure that was off towards our east the high to the west that act is a perfect scenario to kind of dry some strong northwesterly winds yesterday we're losing that although we'll have a little bit of a breeze kicking up a little bit this afternoon. temperatures a bit warmer and they're going to continue that track all the way next week lower 50's already bouncing off in the east bay shoreline warming up a touch in linux up a little more the chilly spot 48 lower 50's appear the north bay and meanwhile 53 san francisco, 52 san jose. we're still trailing a couple degrees behind yesterday but will catch up and do better than yesterday's highs, lining up today we're up to about 70 to call 3 o'clock. however will be bouncing to the 80's

coming about 48 hours or so as you see a nice warm up for the week ahead will be getting some of the end of that coming up in just a bit party sounds good day. thanks. a lot. we have breaking news this morning out of sri lanka where at least 217 207 rather people were killed. >>after 8 explosions ripped through several churches and hotels at least 30 foreigners were killed in the explosions another 560 people were injured. 3 churches were targeted on easter sunday along with for high end hotels. authorities have arrested 7 suspects but no one has claimed responsibility for the attacks. authorities say though that isis is at the top of the suspect list, especially after dozens of sri lankan members of the terrorist organization return to their home country after they lost grip iraq and in syria, the government also has imposed a dusk to dawn curfew and temporary blocked access to social media. it says to prevent the spread of misinformation about the attacks. security is also

increasing noted on this easter sunday after that catastrophic fire that ripped through the cathedral last week. it's the first easter sunday in hundreds of years of the church's iconic spire is no longer standing above the city. it's an impact being felt across the christian world as the investigation and the origin of the fire continues. they've been focusing on whether an electrical short circuit is to blame. >>building just got so small for a minute as the flames took over. >>the only time we ever go to churches christmas and easter and we good enough for them. >>french president emmanuel macron hopes to have most of the church rebuilt and back open again in about 5 years. so far over billion has been donated to fund that effort. back here in the bay area crowd is gathered at mount davidson to celebrate eastern kron four is christina tetreault is live in san francisco with a look at the sunrise service. i christina look at.

>>the service just wrapped up a few moments ago people are exiting the area going back down mount a victim but i'm right here at the top at the nation's largest cross again the sunrise service has been going on quite a few years actually have someone here they can talk about that with us it's the producer of the sunrise service, his name is glenn glenn come on in here. thanks for doing this with us absolutely isn't going to tell us a little bit about the history behind the actual sunrise service reason you've been putting it on 30 years yourself i have. >>the first sunrise service was held on top of the mountain here in 1923, so this is the 97 annual easter sunrise service, this particular cross was dedicated by franklin roosevelt in 1934. so this is the 85th year with this particular cross and it is just a wonderful wonderful place, highest point in the san francisco also tell us what was the scene here this morning. how did it feel i've seen hundreds of people going up and down the mount this morning the i'm guessing we had 500 people or so.

>>it was just wonderful the weather was spectacular the sun came up as this salvation army brass ensemble was playing. we had bag pipes doing amazing grace. it was just a spectacular that was. wonderful messages. it our chief join wife was here. doing a reading of the easter story and it was just amazing >>and also what does it mean to have this service here and to have the cross here what does that mean for the entire bay area. >>well it's a unifying thing because this is a nondenominational service open everybody. here in the neighborhood i grew up in the neighborhood, it's our local landmark and in 3 feet tall large like said largest cross in america and it's just making of since i got to view of east bay and downtown and in the middle of a force. >>and what you guys hope for people the rest of easter service here. >>we want to have everybody have a wonderful easter day ah will keep this gong were we're

on track for the 100th in a couple i'll be i should be about god willing head. it's just a wonderful wonderful tradition we have generations of families have been coming out then coming from all over we have people from indonesia coming here people from all over the bay area. this >>thank you so much for being live with us years we're going make sure that we put all the information on mine some recap videos of today's service over at kron four dot com for now reporting live in mount davidson christina tetreault all right christina thanks life and live before what an inspirational morning. >>on to the news this morning happening now i 6 80 in fremont close for the demolition of the sheraton overpass now that closure began just after midnight it's expected to last for another half hour or so till about 8 30 this morning. there are detours in the area so be sure to give yourself extra time if you're headed in that region of the bay area. now to the east bay were conquered police arrested 2 people saturday afternoon after they allegedly robbed a concord store and then led police on a chase in a stolen van you're taking a

look at pictures from the police department's facebook page. police got a shoplifting call from an auto parts store in downtown concord yesterday afternoon and then a short time later officers spotted the stolen van near highway 2.42. eventually the suspects ditch the van and ran into a neighborhood. that's where police officers chased them down. one person died when their vehicle crashed into a sound wall in discovery bay late saturday night it happened about 11 45 at the intersection of lake shore circle and winchester lou the chp still investigating the cause of that crash. and in south san francisco a suspected shoplifter hit a convenience store clerk after running off with a stolen ite police say it happened on airport boulevard. the man said to be in his late teens or early 20's. he was seen stealing an unidentified item from a convenience store. the clinic was hit after he tried to detain the suspect who then got away in a white two-door car. police say the clerk was

taken to a local trauma center for treatment of non-life threatening injuries and they're asking that anyone who saw the incident or who may have information about it is asked to call the san francisco south san francisco police department. the body of a man who went missing while swimming in pacifica has been found just take a look at video from last month when loved ones huddled on the beach hoping for the best pacifica police now confirm that the body that they found is of tyler collins, they found him friday evening on a beach khloe too close to fort funds to in san francisco. us park police in san francisco medical examiner's personnel responded to the scene. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend we're going to take a look at some of the more controversial plans to state lawmakers are proposing over the next few weeks. and we'll take you to golden gate park where thousands of people enjoyed this year's for 20 while shopping at sears, you need to place yourself in the moment. ♪

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that provides building and other services to doctors and hospitals across the country says that a breach exposed some patients personal data and care incorporated says a 3rd party gained access to the information back in february through employee e-mail accounts, the breach exposed names birth dates and social security along with drive and so drivers license numbers for some patients employees and contractors. the company says there's no indication that the personal information was used for fraud or identity theft. a texas swimmer is suing the maker of a multivitamin that she says made her fail a drug test her name is madison cox and she blames a tainted nutritional supplement for her suspension from the sport. cox a just set a world record in the 200 individual medley when she tested positive for a banned substance called try much dezeen it helps heart health and cox was able to trace the drug to a bad batch of multi vitamins that she took to increase or iron

levels she was suspended from swimming for 6 months, but now she's going to try out for the olympic team. >>i really feel like i was on the up and up of my career and hitting a great stride and then misses i mean and not an officer >>well the drug company says it has pulled the product and his quote saddened and disappointed that cox mister competitions she did recently graduated from the university of texas and as we mentioned she is now training for the olympics safe. martin take a look at the live on this morning, beautiful sunrise happening there and those bay area temperatures. >>what we're cool this morning some 50's popping up here and still some 40's left over the warming trend for the week ahead of forecast going for a 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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♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ >>well some strong winds knocked down a palm tree,his is outside san francisco's japanese buddhist church on geary street now viewer sent us a picture with the palm tree look like see on the left and then on the right side of the screen look what happened after the wind blew it high winds knocked it down now no one was hurt. but power was out in the area for several hours yesterday. and some strong winds yesterday were expecting the same for breezy as more sites are not as windy and recall yesterday were shown the palm trees you can see in your left-hand side are not waiting for the years to write it out well there's just nowhere here you know that's. >>yeah big difference, no eggs under us kids, it's ok look at the thing going on here but nothing more to be seen on your we have beautiful week go ahead. so a week with

temperatures going a cushion in the 80's so check out the sea and when the little bit there there's a that's while and get your day started sun rising as you can see have blue skies behind its and one turn deserves another just a little bit of this haze leftover foggy haze that will mix out very nicely and again as morning was asked about the winds will have a little bit of an afternoon breeze kicking in here. but we'll call the breeze not really so much in the windy side we have the leftover trough that remember kind of moved through early in the day give us a couple little sprinkles and so forth the high out here you have an opposite contrast here that tends to drive winds, you know tied ice on mars and so forth. this case they're starting to relax now it's the high pressure kicking in and we won't see much the way of winds for the week ahead as that high kind of settles in our backyard here. 50's over good piece of real estate now we graduated up to some 40's hanging out here redwood city at 40 a 5.49 for fremont meanwhile livermore coming in to 48. winds at this hour are

calm, although in spots the dew spark up like a half moon bay, about oh about 9 or so you can expect those coastal areas are anywhere near water for those winds to pick up a little bit as you can see into the afternoon hours we're into the teens. so not so much the 20's and so forth, but they'll be in the teens will be a little bit of a breeze left over in in some cases little bit of a chilly one at that concentrates up here what's like the napa county little bit. overnight into monday morning. so let's go and check it out here we've got mostly sunny and warmer and the balance today breezy afternoon. early in the week, it's warming into the 80's it looks like inland bay temperatures meanwhile, jumping from the 70's in venturing into about 80 or so come midweek then latter portion of the week we got cooling by week's end and friday will be much like today maybe throw some clouds in the skies a bit that and that case were coming back down again so will be little cooler for friday on into the weekend. highs today, check them out lower 70's line up the east bay shoreline popping to the middle to even getting to some upper 70's when you get in the far east bay reaches their bet

so 66 going on by high noon, 3 o'clock in about 72 or so our forecast calls for 66 san francisco, the cool spot. 74 san jose and 71 for oakland coming up in a bit we'll check into that extended forecast, but also look at your 4 zone as well marty ok dave thanks a lot. well nearly 20,000 people gathered saturday at san francisco's hippie hill to celebrate for 20 to enjoy the music. the food and of course the marijuana kron for snow abella was there. >>joints and big blunt's pens and pipes syrup and even solar >>the high beams lighter so you can live here. long all. >>it seems there's no limit to creativity or happiness on the hill, especially on for miles like theirs and then everybody's having a good time, the recreational pot has been legal for 2 years now

this is the first time in 6 years that for 20 has fallen on a weekend. meaning 10's of thousands of stoners made the trek through the trees to smoke some trees. the traffic getting to the park was enough to get anyone down once inside the high took over. traffic, what is this a cool environment. until it just getting along. this season or in office. no matter who you are organizers made sure all eyes were welcome. in golden gate park kron 4 news. >>and in the north bay marine county could get nearly $5 million to help its homeless

population on tuesday, the county board of supervisors will consider accepting a million grant for homeless emergency aid program now most of that money will go to redevelop the mill street center emergency shelter in sandra fell other funds will go to started diversion pilot program for newly homeless people. well coming up a crime for newsweek. tipoff game 4 against the clippers later today with a look ahead to that bi "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." hey, mercedes, end audio. change lighting to soft blue. the completely reimagined 2020 gle. with intelligent voice control and available third row. your adventure awaits at the mercedes-benz spring event but hurry the event ends april 30th.

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>>the warriors look to take a 3, one lead tomorrow when they take on the clippers at the staples center game 3 was a refreshing reminder of what does are capable of when they keep that pedal to the metal we all remember in game 2 they were up 31 points 10 blew that lead. well not again, they said you can tell that does to get personal as they should have because they came out and put and all that action but look in on the clips they were up by as much as 35 points at one point that is the brand of basketball, the head coach steve kerr expect out of his squad. >>regis mistakes, you're going to make some naturally the other teams in a foursome one guys to be solid. particularly guys like going to be off the ball. not getting a ton of shots they needed to help the other guys. >>all right, let's keep it in the western conference this

was a good game. james harden and the houston rockets taking on donovan mitchell in the utah jazz. >>close game throughout 4th quarter rocket is up by 4 mitchell. the drop in the trade that puts the jazz to within one. next play the beer. for me on our 3 of his own rockets now lee before james harden started the game over 15 last chance for the jazz 6 seconds left 2 possession game ricky rubio makes to pointer. but that'll do it. the rockets survived they win one o 4 one oh one game for in utah on monday. over to the eastern conference joelle him beat and the sixers taking on the next game, 3 4th quarter. my one d'angelo russell his to 3 in the nets. take the lead he had 21 points. now 23 seconds left next up by one and be finds mike scott give me all 3 of those sixers go back up they go on to win one 12 one o a 6 is now a 3, 1, lead game 5 in philly on tuesday. to the dime

in the rough offseason for the giants has extended into a rough regular season for the giants, san francisco has lost 4 of 5 heading into their season finale with the pirates. derek holland getting the start today for the giants this pick it up in the top of the 5th and pirates a nothing steve in newburgh goes office it field he lined one into left field checketts under the glove of jason martin, one run comes in to score in the giants tied up but pittsburgh they answer call tucker as high and center to deep field. it keeps caring and no chance for that get missed i was his first big league hit. it's a irates go up 3 to one a 3 hour rain delay would cut this game sure your final through 5 innings 3 to one giants look to avoid the sweep tomorrow afternoon. heading over to the a's mike fears on the mound today, papa for jay-z up one nothing roddy

tallies just unloads on one that's a deep drive to center field three-run home run, toronto goes up 4 to nothing more offense for the blue jays this one hot here in a hurry, justin smoak 4, 20. in toronto. put a no would bring on them 9 to nothing bottom of the 8th, inning we want to see josh bailey. he popped one up to shallow field freddy galvis the former phillies look at this catch that is a web gems right hand their hand, whatever you want to call it age would get on the board in the 9th, but they will fall to the blue jays 10 to one your final. >>brian any time you have. you know you have rough outings some big leagues but you know you've his really well for us last year we signed him for a reason he's going to restaurants right now that fully you know next time better.

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morning, we're back on kron 4 news weekend, let's take a live look outside with a look at his plenty of sunshine along the waterfront, san francisco, beautiful start to the day for to celebrate both easter and passover day as you know from this that the vantage point to the way we're looking at law and brightness gives the darker appearance of the ground to ground is all lit up for work and great to

start the day. >>great week ahead, and up to give people voice spring going to get we're going to hear and maybe even a flavor summer display and just to whet your whistle just a little bit there. >>here's a shot from u c berkeley we've seen the sun light up the east bay shoreline little bit of haze leftover that foggy haze kind of business that will clear out for the quickly the iconic golden gate there couple little puppy clouds we have to them or inside just a touch there so we're off to a good start. we have a change of the guard going on and really it's kind of more high pressures deal today compared to yesterday because yesterday was that contrasts with the low to the east and we have the hi to the west that contrast drive in the winds. well now today instead of windy will have a pretty easy afternoon after get some daytime heating cooking in here a little bit. here's the progress thus far 50's up to the north bay, lining up the east bay shoreline to livermore 4853 antioch 54 meanwhile for san francisco. and the current winds there comment most locations but into the single digits elsewhere in a bottle coming in at about 12 these will pick

up a little bit to some double digits along the peninsula in the coastal waters just a touch later on today, lining up for us 66 by high noon, 72 by mid-afternoon that's a lot of stafford warmer than yesterday though, but warming up or so later in the week 74 san jose to give you an idea some of those inland valleys to we'll be checking in with all your neighbors coming up in a bit the 4 zone forecast tunnels have been extended for you to marty sounds great. thank you dave. 5 teenagers are accused of attacking a excuse me a bart passenger at the arthur bart station in oakland. >>officers say the teenagers punched in trying to rob a man last night around 10 o'clock the victim was seriously injured in the incident disrupted service on east bay lines for about 25 minutes. there's no word on the condition of the victim this morning nor of any arrests. state lawmakers are preparing for a very busy week they're going to be considering some controversial bills. once they return from spring break. kron force capitol bureau reporter ashley symbolic takes a look.

>>proposals on housing public safety in pg any await lawmakers in a lengthy agenda after spring break. on public safety lawmakers in the senate tuesday, we'll hear one of the 2 competing bills on police use of deadly force this time with the version back by police s p to 30 calls for more de escalation training and would establish specific policies for when police can use deadly force. rally against the bill is scheduled that same day on wednesday assembly members will start discussing how the state will reimburse sacramento county for the pricey prosecution of joseph de angelo the suspected golden state killer officials have said his prosecution could take 10 years and likely cost taxpayers million. on pg in the senators will begin the formal talks to consider possibly breaking up the utility this comes under proposals, senator jerry hill filed in the wake of the deadly camp fire and pg knees suspected involvement bill also aims to protect

ratepayers by prohibiting regulators from raising customer rates without approval from lawmakers. on housing senators will decide whether to move forward with sb 50 a controversial bill which could clear the path for more high rise housing near trains and bus stations. critics say the bill doesn't do enough to address the state's affordable housing problem. those are just a few of the hundreds of bills on the calendar next week in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>crews are getting ready to repair the fracture found on the ceiling of the 3rd level bus sales force transit center. the temporary support system that was installed last october will be removed. now the process will start tonight and last about a month. the removal of that system will require crews to close a one block stretch of fremont street between howard a mission between 9 at night and 5 in the morning. national news this morning, former white house counsel don mcgahn's name is mentioned more than 500 times in the

mueller report. he spent about 30 hours talking to the special counsel president trump has unleashed plenty of anger in mcgahn's direction but as tom foreman explains mcgahn may have actually saved the trump presidency. >>total bs as the president rages against the mueller report. he appears to be singling out one particular person who spoke to investigators. >>former white house counsel don mcgahn. >>watch out for people to take so-called notes, trump tweeted when the notes never existed until needed. >>it's been a privilege to be part of a presidential campaign of successful. it is a big turnaround considering mcgahn's role during the russia probe. >>it was mcgahn who refused to fire the special counsel when trump said mueller has to go. mc and refused to lie about it later the mueller report indicates both actions protected trump from obstruction charges. but jack

o'donnell a former executive in the trump organization says trump's anger is typical in this case were don mcgahn. >>really saved him. it's not relevant because the bigger picture. makes donald look bad, i don't have a list of enumerated powers. i can look to and advised the president on what he can and can't do its more general the mueller report suggests trump was always suspicious of mcgahn's potential power. >>why do you take notes. trump reportedly said in a meeting lawyers don't take notes when doug and said he was a real lawyer trump shot back. i've had a lot of great lawyers like roy cohn. he did not take notes. cohn serve senator joe mccarthy during his infamous campaign to root out communists and he worked for trump in the 1970's when trump's company was accused of discriminating against african-americans cohn had to settle in that legal battle and eventually lost his license for unethical conduct. still before mcgahn left the white house last fall. trump

said he would not be a rat. >>excellent he said the more. >>perhaps the president had reason to think that. >>after all when he was trying to get his casinos up and running years ago battling politicians regulators and more. >>who helped manage every detail no matter how small. >>don mcgahn's uncle pat. because literally. >>donald could ask pat mcgann to do anything and and he would do it for him. i'm obviously don mcgahn had his limits with donald trump. >>and coming up on crime for newsweek and the new therapy that is offering some relief to people who

there's a new technique that is helping some who are suffering from ptsd now it involves using eye movements to dent desensitize a person to a memory, kristen holmes now takes a look at how the treatment is not only helping soldiers but civilians as well. >>you're just going to be following my hands with your eyes. >>in a small unassuming room in a washington hotel, a group of people are learning a new technique to help treat posttraumatic stress. it seems. >>like but there's science behind it. >>it's going to be level accelerated resolution therapy or art uses eye movements to desensitize a person to a memory and requires little or no reliving a potentially

painful life events. >>route. >>a person visualizes their memory and the emotions linked to it then follows the instructions of a therapist following their hand movements with their eyes making rapid eye movement or r e m sleep. >>when you first start using art with. >>clients marsha mandel is a trainer with our international training and research the eye movements. >>access a person's natural problem solving ability. so person remained perth thinks about their memory. the first time they see their seen it feels real. but then their brain starts to change it. so typically a person is removed from the memory, it's further away. >>some therapists also say the treatment works beyond pts helping with phobias anxiety and grief, jill stephenson agrees. >>prior to find their p i that just right for each other. >>stevenson lost her only son army ranger ben cop when he was killed by a sniper halfway

through his 3rd tour in afghanistan it was 17 when he signed up it was for all of his senior year of high school inspired by his great grandfather's military service during world war 2 after 9.11 cop was certain the army was his path after his death stevenson found herself unable to move forward. >>i was sweeping my grief under the right and i and i started to look for other means she connects with the nonprofit helping our american heroes or who awe. >>where she learned about art therapy. it was like being in light someone know all the shade up in your like oh my goodness, it's lighter here. >>she says it helps or focus on the positive. may. so this humanitarian. that's what he was from a very young age and championed the underdog. he everybody's best friend. in washington, i'm kristen holmes reporting. >>we will go and take you live outside for a look at

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kicks in here you can see dr. king happening way out in the pacific. we've had the fight between the age of the elwha going on here and the 8 wins of course we did have the contrasts with the 2 that was driving the winds from yesterday still be left with a breeze going on today. temperatures still very modest even central valley lower 70's, 75 sacramento. fresno at 73 central coast honoree at 59 we do have a little bit of that on shore when that will still be kicking in just a touch 66 san francisco and even down to l a x about a 65. so watching future cast for for the week ahead pretty simple forecast, lots of sun you can see everything playing keep away around the high pressure zone until we get to around friday. in the saturday of this week ahead. that's one little disturbance makes its way in here will get some cooler temperatures. let's throw some clouds in the skies by the time we get to that end of the week period there before we start to warm back up again, let's get to that 4 zone forecast to san francisco at 66 the high today, 65 daly

city pacific at 62 with half moon bay at 64 again penciling in a little bit of a breeze going on today that will make a little chill in the air still mid 60's cover the northern end of the peninsula but down to the south some of the 70's hiding out there, 72 from out palo alto 71 san carlos at 67. for the south bay 74 meanwhile for san jose and no peace at 7473 for cupertino east bay shoreline to the lower 70's hayward in union city 73 for livermore in pleasanton tri valley you'll be warming up to the 80's probably by tomorrow 76 walnut creek 68 berkeley and up to the north bay we've got 74 for napa and sonoma, 74 of the lay host 76 going on for santa rosa. chilly though at the coast there point rays 6 to 56 rather 66 for stinson beach. the next 7 days warming up will be the word say we're into the middle to upper 80's for most of the week again by the end of the week will cool off a touch and usher in a few scattered clouds martin, all

right dave thanks a lot will this morning we're going to take your trip under the sea to give you a look at san francisco ballet's production of the little mermaid. >>now soledad answer one things hours. joining me this morning to a talk about the show and one teen congratulations. you are the solo dancer last night you were the mermaid yes, i'll plus there were first time ever. >>first time he was my first fooling valley, yeah and what was it like very happy l it what's going through your mind. >>last night as you first start to hit the stage of you you obviously have danced front of thousands of people before but this is your first time as a solo dancer. to prepare i have to get in and so get in the zone like an athlete would that his own physically emotion early because this ballet is a tragic love story. i wanted to

pass or read message to the so i need to get into that character getting into the moved the at best and the preparation. and the ones he on the stage here. no one team and were made so you become the come them are made. it's very much like like an actor there's a yes, yes, this ballet is mary. about the emotions about >>part about showing your emotions is that you don't have any dialog you have to do this all with your movement and you're dancing. >>exactly this the body language here telling the audi is year the most important part you have to. he calmed it you have to think anew. and then the audience named believe you chew to the character audience will feel it. yeah, yeah. >>tell me a better preparation for for this role.

>>and as john ship said you need to get into the character this number one thing, yes and physically a lot of stretching and the communique was our partners and make sure every step so that you do he is correct together is a collaboration there's a lot of people involved. this was your first time as a solo dancer. >>yes. explain the difference between a solid answer to principal dancer for viewers may not. >>solo dance and principal dancer. >>and soul of answers more and as more like you have a lot of responsibility and a the last time we are all stage along. yeah. >>once there to be you're with the movements in you forgot of that. >>is just your muscle memory over exactly i understand that you love roles with a lot of drama. true.

>>the drama because i love to play i i love to leave and different and sharing someone else story you know to become so on the stage. >>one thing that we should point out is this is not the little mermaid, the cartoon that a lot of people are are familiar with this is a much darker production isn't it. >>this is a different story than dead. this new version the disney version, tell us a little bit about that. this little mermaid. she always wants more as a the prep toward chad most beautiful tell you know like she's a perfect fly in the ocean. there's something inside of her. she wants more she won becomes schumann she loved the prince as she sacrificed everything for him is just i love them or get returned. it's a sad story unrequited love is that you've been

telling me you've been dancing since you're 6 years old. >>yes, your families in northern china, yes, have they had a chance to see you perform in person. yes. >>that the company travel to china. i think a couple years ago. and we've used to sell my whole family came what a thrill that must have been day or are you able to to exchange video so they can keep up with your performing. >>dancing and i send them to china i see yes and a pen. >>see the dee dee's for sure. >>what a wonderful thrill it would be if if your family could travel to san francisco to and out of the emmys am actually planning to come to have them to come all are you. >>i'm planning it. >>all it would have been so great to be sent to be their last that. >>but i have all my friends o mine families here so 40 me

all my colleagues or supporting us. >>and we want to let you know that the little mermaid production of the san francisco ballet will be continuing throughout the week and it runs a to the end of the week and on saturday, but 27th a you know that's wrong said the serve on slide that we have up there. but we want to let you know that it's a kron four day and that people can mention kron four the get $15 off on the tickets. >>so there you go out to watch that. share with you one thing was a little bit nervous coming on what you've done terrifically you conquered yet another medium. congratulations thank you happy for do it back loose.

well this morning we're hearing from the police officer who helped a teenager who got behind the wheel without a driver's license. >>now the teenager was pulled over because the officer noticed that the car he was in had an expired tag. well he told the officer he knew he wasn't supposed to be driving, but he felt that getting to a job interview is more important than anything else. so instead of writing him a ticket the officer took the teenager home and then drove him to his job interview. >>when you say do not take into light of to get all the on the

>>here's in the community you get to see or goes off along out here so you know you have a good understanding in you know my background didn't. i can relate to him. >>well the best thing about it is the teenager got the job and the officer says he feels like he's better connected to his community. and 2 months to create this replica of the infamous thrown from the show the game of thrones anthony williams is the welding instructor and he says it took them about 100 hours to create this 200 pound thrown there you see it in action. was between a has between 300 to 400 stores that are all welded together to make the throne. the throne was used and william's wedding. >>really blown away at how educate and larger it's not because it massive, but we lot of detail work too. available if you'd like to rent it for special events like game of thrones watch parties day everybody should have a hobby yes i got 50's on

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taking a live look outside we're loving every minute of it looks fantastic from the embarcadero in san francisco. hope it's nice where you are this morning, everybody, i'm martin gonzalez dave spar is here with the forecast for easter and passover it was a great week ahead marty a warming up each day middle of the week were to be pushing to the middle to upper 80's and some of those in the valleys make sure the ac is running role because now got the guy out here getting a warm in here he's going to be busy say actually here's a shot him out block to the distance here. what about that service haze that we're still dealing with this morning but nothing like the fog from yesterday, they have a shot of the golden gate bridge, looking pretty good at that too under mostly sunny to sunny skies. let's check it out would love or leftover fog. there is very little of some may linger on places like half moon bay just a touch but on balance has been all put to rest. high pressure is now the game in town it's going to controlling things for us so we'll have a little bit of an afternoon breeze aided by the daytime heating. just a touch but not the windy conditions of kind of prevailed yesterday where up to the 50's over the

entire region even pushing upper 50's in some locations like conquered in antioch and we compare that to 24 hours ago, we're catching up now some spots actually little warmer than yesterday but we're almost on par of what we were this time from yesterday 69 oh 1 o'clock just a little cooler than where will will we will be 4 o'clock at about 71 with those sunny skies expecting a high 66 san francisco, san jose at 74 open coming in at 71 marty. following breaking news this morning overseas. out of sri lanka where at least 207 people were killed after 8 explosions ripped through several churches and hotels at least 30 foreigners were killed in the explosions another 560 people are injured. 3 churches were targeted on this easter sunday along with for high end hotels. authorities have arrested 7 suspects but no one has claimed responsibility for the attacks. but authorities say isis is at the top of the suspect list. now the government has imposed a dusk

to dawn curfew and temporarily blocked access to social media. it says to prevent the spread of misinformation about the attacks. security is also increasing noted on this easter sunday after that can catastrophic fire that ripped through the cathedral last week. it's the first easter in hundreds of years of the church is iconic spire is no longer standing above the city. it's an impact being felt across the christian world. the investigation into the origin of the fire continues and they've been focusing mainly on whether an electrical short circuit was to blame. >>so small for a minute as the flames took over the only time now back here in the bay area

people visited mount davidson this morning that's home to the country's largest cross that was the backdrop of a sunrise service that took place earlier this morning. kron force because christina takes live in san francisco. she has more on that good morning, christina. >>there were about 500 people right behind me celebrating this morning for the sunrise service, the service started at 00:30am in the morning and it just before the 8 o'clock hour. just from everything i'm hearing absolutely beautiful we're here at the very tip top amount david saying you know you've got a parked beneath and then what current law walk your way up and hike your way up in this morning from everyone i spoke with they said this is an annual tradition for them something that means a lot for them this has been going on for decades here in san francisco and i actually spoke with one of the pastors who put on the service and led the music. he said today, the main message. they want everyone to know is that there's help. >>it's because of the hope that he brings. >>and it's a world that we live in right now that needs a lot of hope the ads we believe

that that's where it comes from. >>so this morning again about 500 people all right behind me. they were celebrating the true meaning of easter this morning is what they all said an annual tradition for so many there were a lot of cars down below so if you happen to be in the surrounding area. no the traffic is going to be a bit more jammed than usual people are still making their way down the mountain, a majority of them all down right now but actually i'm you can see a few hiker still in this area as i've been here this morning we've also had dozens of people walking on up and just taking a moment behind that but not with the cross that right behind me maybe stopping some pictures and kind of just resting here so today the cross behind me a little bit more symbolic than normal for people who celebrate easter. again the pastor said their main message just to make sure that ever knows regardless of where you are life right now that they believe there is hope, reporting live on mount

davidson christina tetreault on for news a very inspirational morning. thanks. a lot christine, a. >>now to the east bay this morning concord police arrested 2 people saturday afternoon after they allegedly robbed a concord store and then led police on a chase in a stolen van. >>take a look at some pictures from the police department's facebook page. the officers got a shoplifting call from an auto parts store in downtown concord yesterday afternoon and then a short time later, police spotted the stolen van near highway 2.42 now eventually the suspects ditched the van and ran into a neighborhood and that's where police chase them down. one person died when their vehicle discovery bay late saturday night happened about 11 45 at the intersection of lake shore circle and winchester loop. chp is still investigating the cause of that crash. and in south san francisco suspected shoplifter shoplifter hit a convenience store clerk after running off with a stolen item. police say it happened on airport blvd the man is said to be in his late teens or early 20's. and he was seen

stealing an unidentified item from the convenience store. the clinic was hit after trying to detain the suspect to a then left in a white two-door car police say the clerk was taken to a local trauma center for treatment of non-life threatening injuries, they're asking that anyone who saw the incident or might have information about it to call police in south san francisco. the body of a man who went missing while swimming in pacifica has been found to take a look at this video from last month when loved ones huddled on the beach hoping for the best pacifica police confirmed they found the body of tyler collins friday night on a beach close to fort funds to in san francisco, us park police in san francisco medical examiner's office both responded to the scene. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we're taking a look at some of the more controversial plans that state lawmakers are proposing over the next couple of weeks. >>and we're going to take you to golden gate park where thousands of people enjoyed

this year's for 20 festival. but first a swimmer who failed her drug test is blaming the result on a multivitamin will explain why she believes they were tainted. in the north may

the story, 22 month-old boy named true who is grow outgrowing his heart. >>we first met him last year in santa rosa, a true was born with 7 heart defects and this week he had his 4th open heart surgery. now that's extremely

rare for anyone, especially rare for someone under the age of 4. now true still has a lot of fluid around his heart and hissheart rate and blood pressure are very high. but his mom says that he is slowly recovering since his last surgery, a last week and his family remains very thankful for all the prayers. they have received. a company that provides building other services to doctors and hospitals across the country says a breach exposed some patients personal data and care inc says a 3rd party gained access to the information in february through employee e-mail accounts, the breach exposed names birth dates, social security and drieer's license numbers for some patients employees and contractors, but the company says there's no indication that the personal information was used for fraud or identity theft. a texas swimmer is suing the maker of a multi vitamin cut that she says made her fail a drug test her name is madison cox and she blames the tainted nutritional supplement for her suspension from the sport. cox

a just sent a world set a world record in the 200 individual medley when she tested positive for a banned substance called try month dezeen which helps cardio vascular health now cox was able to trace the drug to a bad batch of multi vitamins. she says she took to increase or iron levels. she was suspended from swimming for 6 months. i really feel like i was on the up and up of my career in and hitting a great stride and then gets mrs. >>i mean knock it off its route. >>well the drug company says it has pulled the product and is quote saddened and disappointed that cox missed competitions cox recently graduated from the university of texas and is back training for the olympics dates. we are. >>this week we coming up ahead, here's a live look at them out the out low level the in the sky temperatures. for the most part right now going to be venturing into the middle to upper 80's by week's end. the news continues.

>>well some strong winds knocked down a palm tree outside of san francisco's japanese buddhist church on geary street a viewer sent us a picture with the palm tree look like before they see it on the left side of your screen and then after after the wind knocked off the top there. very strong winds throughout the bay area times yesterday now no one was hurt in this situation, but the power was out in the neighborhood for several hours and you can see why giant of

pop that russia the right now to get drop in on the street. >>a mess and ran all right we're taking a live look at san francisco from a central cam this morning, a hazy skies but really nothing to worry about they with the forecast it's a great forecast morning. we'll have a little bit of a breeze going on today but not the windy conditions we have from yesterday of course and san francisco get him into the upper teens looks like but during much of the day today there's a live look about blow little in the way some haze but beyond that we're basically talking about sunny to mostly sunny skies. temperatures a bit more modest than what we will see coming up ahead. here's a live shot coming in from the bay bridge a little the way some high cloudiness throw in here for good measure. but basically the story is the high pressure that's building. so all the systems in the pacific do that arc and bounce up and around us and we're getting late in the season for the rain anyway, but this would be the intrusion we get sometimes of the cloud cover and sony with those fronts like we had from yesterday driving some winds that we're looking at bay area temperatures look how we've progressed already mid-fifties like a hayward 55 open 5456

san francisco and even upper 50's a pair of the north a little bit antioch at 57 concord meanwhile checks in at 58. speaking of those winds. this is the progress of what happens today continuing on with a little of that on shore wind and near the coastal areasou can see this truck to pick up a little bit into the upper teens, a touch, not so much of the east bay shoreline but those inland valleys as well. the wind sometimes gets funneled are channeled into those valleys and sometimes you can get locally heavier gusts going on, but again this is a little lighter than what we saw from yesterday so from windy. we'll call it breezy, although some pockets appearance a lot of county and napa county to make note of as well, mostly sunny, warmer breezy afternoon. early in the week, it's warming into the upper 80's ill and that will happen by mid week. temperatures meanwhile will go in the upper 70's to near about 80. late in the week though cooling by week's end. that's because a new system kind of sneaks in here just a touch looks to be dry for right now, but it will throw some cloud cover by friday in

temperature wise friday looks to be very much like this easter sunday for this effort, speaking of which upper 70's for the far east they reach is there a bit conquered it 77 76, antioch lower 70's lining up the east bay shoreline. a cooler 66 san francisco with that a chilly breeze in place, 74 meanwhile for san jose 69 it looks like by 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock we're talking 71. we're going to go highs around 74 for san jose 66 san francisco, 71 meanwhile for oakland and checking out your seven-day forecast with those 80's much advertised with us for much of the get a new system gets here by friday into saturday morning. all right david thank you. nearly 20,000 people gathered saturday at san francisco's hippie hill in golden gate park to celebrate for 20 they enjoyed some great music. some food and of course. >>marijuana kron four snow well bella was there. >>joints and pens and pipes

syrup and even solar power this. >>the high beams lighter so you can live here aung all. >>it seems there's no limit to creativity or happiness on the hill, especially on for miles like theirs and then everybody's having a good time, the recreational pot has been legal for 2 years now this is the first time in 6 years that for 20 has fallen on a weekend. meaning 10's of thousands of stoners made the trek through the trees to smoke some trees. the traffic getting to the park was enough to get anyone down once inside the high took over. traffic, what is this a cool environment. this season or in office. no matter who you are

organizers made sure all eyes were welcome. in golden gate park noel callow kron 4 news. >>and as thousands of people are enjoying for 20 around the bay area law enforcement was staying vigilant for people who are driving under the influence, san mateo county sheriff's deputies were out in force saturday but keeping an eye out for impaired drivers they increased patrols they also put up additional signs warning against driving under the influence. sergeant joe sheridan with the san mateo county sheriff's office says they're not again seller anyone celebrating for 1020 they just want them doing it responsibly. >>if you are gun smoke marijuana. that's that what is your of your choice. we ask that you do have a designated driver because if you come to our town and we do find we have a jail and i would say that will look into. >>what deputies add that impair driving whether because

of alcohol or drug use is a major contributing factor in accidents across california. the tsa took a light handed approach to 4.20 posting on its instagram account saying that the tsa does not search for marijuana or other drugs are focused on detecting potential threats, but they did stress that if they do find marijuana infused or related products. they will notify local law enforcement. now to the north bay warmer in county could get nearly $5 million to help its homeless population on tuesday, the county board of supervisors will be considering accepting a $4.8 million grant for homeless emergency aid programs, most of that money will go to redevelop the mill street center emergency shelter that's and sandra fell other funds will go to start a diversion pilot program for newly homeless people. this saturday is your chance to pick up a free tree pg any and the arbor day foundation are giving away 250 trees to their customers in the oil and

benicia now you may pick up the tree on the april 27th between 9 in the morning and one in the afternoon at the pge community office that's on sonoma boulevard in there's a limit of 2 trees per family now if you call 8, 1, 1, at least 2 days before you plant the tree, the genie will mark the area of ground that you want to plant that contains underground lines and will do it for you for free. a crown for newsweek and the warriors tip off again in game 4 against the clippers later on today we're going to take a look ahead to that game that's next in sports. nothing says spring like fresh flowers, so let's promote our spring travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: (sneezes) earn one free night when you stay just twice this spring. allergies. or.. badda book. badda boom.

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take a 3, one lead tomorrow when they take on the clippers at th staples center. >>game 3 was a refreshing reminder of what does are capable of when they keep that pedal to the metal we all remember in game 2 they were up 31 points 10 blew that lead. well not again, they said you can tell that does took it personal as they should have because they came out and put an old fashioned but look in on the clips they were up by as much as 35 points at one point that is the brand of basketball, the head coach steve kerr expects out of his squad. >>regis mistakes, you're going to make some naturally the other teams in a foursome than one guys to be solid. particularly guys like going to be off the ball. not

getting a ton of shots they needed to help the other guys. >>all right, let's keep it in the western conference this was a good game. james harden and the houston rockets taking on donovan mitchell in the utah jazz. >>close game throughout 4th quarter rocket is up by 4 mitchell. the drop in the trade that puts the jazz to within one. next play the beer. for me on our 3 of his own rockets now lee before james harden started the game over 15 last chance for the jazz 6 seconds left 2 possession game ricky rubio makes to 2 pointer. but that'll do it. the rockets survived they win one o 4 one oh one game for in utah on monday. over to the eastern conference joelle him beat in the sixers taking on the next game, 3 4th quarter. my one d'angelo russell his to 3 in the nets. take the lead he had 21 points. now 23 seconds left next up by one and be fines mike scott give me all 3 of those sixers go back up they

go on to win one 12 one o a 6 is now a 3, 1, lead game 5 in philly on tuesday. to the dime in the rough offseason for the giants has extended into a rough regular season for the giants san francisco has lost 4 of 5 heading into their season finale with the pirates. derek holland getting the start today for the giants this pick it up in the top of the 5th and pirates a nothing steve in newburgh goes office it field he lines one into left field checketts under the glove of jason martin. one run comes in to score in the giants tied up but pittsburgh they answer call tucker as high and center to deep field. it keeps carrying and no chance for that given this tie was his first big league hit it's a home or how bad it hires go up 3 to one 3 hour rain delay would cut this game sure your final through 5 innings 3 to one giants look to avoid the sweep tomorrow afternoon. heading over to the

a's mike fiers on the mound today, the top of 4 days of one nothing roddy tallies just unloads on one that's a deep drive to center field three-run home run, toronto goes up 4 to nothing more offense for the blue jays this one it gets hot in here in a hurry, justin smoak 4, 20. in toronto. what know will bring on them 9 to nothing. bottom of the 8th, inning we want to see josh bailey. he popped one up to shallow field freddy galvis the former phillies look at this catch that is a web gems right hand their hand, whatever you want to call it age would get on the board in the 9th, but they will fall to the blue jays 10 to one your final. >>brian any time you have. you know you have rough outings leagues but you know you've hit ryally well for us last year we signed him for a reason he's going to

restaurants right now that fully you know next time better. >>all right jason, thanks a lot. we're taking a live look outside golden gate bridge. we have the forecast for you coming up after the break.

>>megan kron 4 news weekend were enjoying this view from the mark and errol camera this morning just plenty of sunshine and his date mentioned earlier of the palm trees are blowing much sodano

slaying way of when know that the breeze today recalling a hearing so yellen will go from wind into a breeze in all right. >>with someone prone areas will get a little bit of that wind kicking up a little bit but uh like or not about afternoon so little bit of that low lying moisture just a bit just to check in just a touch there, but the blue skies above we like seeing that and the golden gate who will so it's a good picture that we're seeing all over the bay to start off your easter sunday, high pressure building into the story for the entire week it used to this picture from the pacific kicking everything up to the high latitudes away from us. so we'll start warming up we get a little bit of help from that high in a little bit of falling air right now layers of the atmosphere gets a little boost to those temperatures start feeling so far middle 50's one of the east bay shoreline even peninsula. redwood city mountain view 56 half moon bay too. at 54 a little breezy at the coast under water though mid-fifties to be found up to the north tape speaking of which here's the progress of those winds calm across much of the region war single digits. santa rosa as 10 miles per hour but elsewhere, you see below that lining up today

69 by 1 o'clock and 4 at 71, a modest effort for those highs improving on that later 66, san francisco oakland 7174 san jose, very indicative award to see for those in the valleys today. sfo, no delays going on here is the warm-up though 81 on monday tuesday. 85 that's going to be much of the balance of the week while more of your extended forecast and also your 4 zone as art ok, thank you. 5 teenagers are accused of attacking a bart passenger at the macarthur station in oakland. officers say the teens punched in trying to rob a man last night around 10 o'clock now the victim was seriously injured in the incident disrupted service on east bay lines for about 25 minutes. there's no word yet this morning on the condition of the victim nor of any arrests. state lawmakers are preparing for a busy week they're going to consider some controversial bills once they return from spring break kron force capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala takes a look.

>>pg any await lawmakers in a lengthy agenda after spring break on public safety lawmakers in the senate tuesday, we'll hear one of the 2 competing bills on police use of deadly force this time with the version back by police s p to 30 calls for more de escalation training and would establish specific policies for when police can use deadly force. a rally against the bill is scheduled that same day on wednesday assembly members will start discussing how the state will reimburse sacramento county for the pricey prosecution of joseph de angelo the suspected golden state killer officials have said his prosecution could take 10 years and likely cost taxpayers million. on pg in the senators will begin the formal talks to consider possibly breaking up the utility this comes under proposals, senator jerry hill filed in the wake of the deadly camp fire and pg knees suspected involvement bill

also aims to protect ratepayers by prohibiting regulators from raising customer rates without approval from lawmakers. on housing senators will decide whether to move forward with sb 50 a controversial bill which could clear the path for more high rise housing near trains and bus stations. critics say the bill doesn't do enough to address the state's affordable housing problem. those are just a few of the hundreds of bills on the calendar next week in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>2 people in these bay were arrested for speeding on kercher pass road in pittsburgh. a police say one of them was on a motorcycle, the other one was in that car that you see on your screen. the driver of the car was traveling at 119 miles an hour and led police on a chase. but the driver eventually hit a curb and crashed the driver was a arrested by police his vehicle was towed. crews are getting ready to repair the fracture that was found on the ceiling of the 3rd level bus tech at the sales force transit center. the temporary support system was installed

last october and it's going to be removed the process will begin tonight and last for about a month. removal of that system will require crews to close a one block stretch of fremont street between howard and mission between 9 o'clock at night and 5 in the morning. the national news this morning, a former white house counsel don mcgahn's name is mentioned more than 500 times in the mueller report. he spent about 30 hours talking to the special counsel president trump has unleashed plenty of anger in mcgahn's direction but as tom foreman explains mcgahn may have actually saved the trump presidency. >>total as the president rages against the mueller report. he appears to be singling out one particular person who spoke to investigators. >>former white house counsel don mcgahn. >>watch out for people to take so-called notes, trump tweeted when the notes never existed until needed.

>>it's been a privilege to be part of a presidential campaign of successful. it is a big turnaround considering mcgahn's role during the russia probe. >>it was mcgahn who refused to fire the special counsel when trump said mueller has to go. mc and refused to lie about it later the mueller report indicates both actions protected trump from obstruction charges. but jack o'donnell a former executive in the trump organization says trump's anger is typical in this case were don mcgahn. >>really saved him. it's not relevant because the bigger picture. makes donald look bad, i don't have a list of enumerated powers. i can look to and advised the president on what he can and can't do its more general the mueller report suggests trump was always suspicious of mcgahn's potential power. >>why do you take notes. trump reportedly said in a meeting lawyers don't take notes when doug and said he was a real lawyer trump shot back. i've had a lot of great lawyers

like roy cohn. he did not take notes. cohn serve senator joe mccarthy during his infamous campaign to root out communists and he worked for trump in the 1970's when trump's company was accused of discriminating against african-americans cohn had to settle in that legal battle and eventually lost his license for unethical conduct. still before mcgahn left the white house last fall. trump said he would not be a rat. >>excellent he said the more. >>perhaps the president had reason to think that. >>after all when he was trying to get his casinos up and running years ago battling politicians regulators and more. >>who helped manage every detail no matter how small. >>don mcgahn's uncle pat. because literally. >>donald could ask pat mcgann to do anything and and he would do it for him. i'm obviously don mcgahn had his limits with donald trump.

>>and take a look at this a high-speed that we're going on in the central valley was caught on camera the chase took place down a country road in wilton and then back again as police say the suspect stole utility truck and led officers on a chase through that area when it started the suspect assaulted the crew near an intersection and then hopped into their truck and took off eventually authorities put out spike strips causing the suspect to lose control. and finally come to a stop. >>the officer that fired shots, he believes a fear for his safety as the truck charged toward him here and my mom off the road basically on dealer she tried to pull over or should he go down in the ditch with by. >>well the suspect was arrested the utility worker was shaken up but not seriously injured. is helping some who suffer from ptsd involves using eye movements to desensitize a person to a memory. kristen holmes takes a look at how the treatment is not only helping soldiers but civilians as well.

>>you're just going to be following my hands with your eyes. >>in a small unassuming room in a washington hotel, a group of people are learning a new technique to help treat posttraumatic stress. it seems. >>like but there's science behind it. >>it's going to be level accelerated resolution therapy or art uses eye movements to desensitize a person to a memory and requires little or no reliving a potentially painful life events. >>route. >>a person visualizes their memory and the emotions linked to it then follows the instructions of a therapist following their hand movements with their eyes making rapid eye movement or r e m sleep. >>when you first start using art with. >>clients marsha mandel is a trainer with our international training and research the eye movements. >>access a person's natural problem solving ability. so person river perth thinks about their memory. the first time they see their seen it feels real. but then their brain starts to change it. so

typically a person is removed from the memory, it's further away. >>some therapists also say the treatment works beyond pts helping with phobias anxiety and grief, jill stephenson agrees. >>prior to i mean are there p i that just right for each other. >>stevenson lost her only son army ranger ben cop when he was killed by a sniper halfway through his 3rd tour in afghanistan it was 17 when he signed up it was for all of his senior year of high school inspired by his great grandfather's military service during world war 2 after 9.11 cop was certain the army was his path after his death stevenson found herself unable to move forward. >>i was sweeping my grief under the right and i and i started to look for other means she connects with the nonprofit helping our american heroes or who awe. >>where she learned about art therapy. it was like being in

light someone know all the shade up in your like oh my goodness, it's lighter here. >>she says it helps or focus on the positive. some us may. so this humanitarian. that's what he was from a very young age and championed the underdog. he everybody's best friend. >>in washington, i'm kristen holmes reporting. there were some tense moments, san jose during what was thought to be an active shooter situation, a good samaritan hospital. the gunman drove up to the emergency room and stormed inside some people they're panicked and ran outside of the hospital thinking there was an active shooter. that's when a male nurse calmly confronted the intruder disarmed him and held him down until officers arrived the nurse is a military veteran and police say the gun turned out to be a replica pistol likely a pellet gun. >>walked up to him grabbed the gun threw it in to that. and it's pretty for it you know in hindsight not a real gun, but he didn't know that it looks by it.

>>it's absolutely looks real functions like a real gun, there's no reason to believe it was a real. >>well no one was hurt the hospital did not identify the nurse who declined to be interviewed, however they did thank police for their swift response. let's go and take out to s f o this morning take a look at conditions there are no delays will be right back.

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morning news, good morning, everybody live shot coming in from of the bay bridge beautiful sunrise already happening here. >>there you see some haze left over of lee, he's bay hills and swing of things around the shocking temper on off in the distance, there's the golden gate there for you but look at all that blue skies get used to it and we'll see a little bit of warming as we get into the week ahead we'll get into that little bit later on first for a high pressure cell that's about out here. we did have this trough before member brought us some cloud cover some fog to yesterday too. the contrast between these 2 guys drove those winds we had some kind of windy conditions in some spots for a time there that's going to be replace by breezy and that will go on probably during the afternoon hours but for the most part will be just a breeze. the tonight's blocking job though for systems coming down off the pacific. but number 2, when it gets a little closer to us you have that falling air little bit that congressional heating because little bit of extra pumps to push those numbers a little higher which will see lower to middle 70's lineup. the central valley, 75 sacramento,

72 for fresno central coast also a little cooler and moderate today, 58 meanwhile 66 for san francisco, cool breeze. you can expect for this afternoon, 65 meanwhile going on for l e x o let's get the models there do going on into the future. the high pretty much controls everything pretty quiet for most of the week then a little weak disturbance gets in here towards week's end at this point we're going to say it's pretty much dry throught to some cloud cover and reducing temperatures to pretty close to what we have today may not be like his picture rest in terms of being nice and blue skies. what some scattered cloud cover going on there. but that will give you different feel than by friday. saturday and potentially into sunday we might be recovering temperature wise 4 zone forecast how we doing today 66, san francisco, the coast probably springing back to the least the lower 60's going on here 64 half moon bay. but uh a cool breeze to couple with that. meanwhile on the bay side of the northern end of the peninsula mid 60's, 69 foster city 71 meanwhile for palo alto 71 also redwood city

to the south bay, 75 morgan hill 74 meanwhile for san jose 73 for cupertino lower 70's line up the east bay shoreline to the south tri valley about 73 son dole about 72, jumping up to walnut creek, it's 76. these are spots expect to see about 80 tomorrow in mid 80's as we get to the middle of the week 71 oakland, 68 for berkeley up to the north a mid 70's, sonoma and also in napa 79 meanwhile for fairfield santa rosa 76 with those lower 70's line up being down or and here's the mid 80's. it worked even upper 80's how about that wednesday into thursday, particularly again that system getting here by week's end pushing those temperatures down a little bit in some scattered clouds to negotiate through. from animal interactions with seals in sheep to scenic bike rides river rafting you will never forget new zealand. >>it has all the makings for a once in a lifetime vacation in our travel and bruises dana redmond was there and she's

still talking about and it is fantastic medium well factor >>your attention because it's so new zealand, some basic geography looking at first north island south island today we're going to focus on the north all right, but still let's get going okay. so i was on a cruise with holland america cruise lines so stopping in a different spot every day said all open and this is the coast of wellington which is new zealand's k. not that kind of my dream i counting up the land work on your tan but so i was we've a lot yes, i mean if you look at that white house is you know a little crooked e it and i'm i'm told that's intentional. it you know that because of the winds really going to catch your eye only guys, yeah there's a colony of fur seals that live here and then they don't think anything of folks bopping along the beach in 4 by fours and check them out so they used to is they're very used to people you know respect their space if you get too close. they're going to let you know it and you're not going to do it it's

a combination of just stunning scenery and counting watching them in their element shore and really not really caring about you which is which is a really nice. there is great and very easily accessible from the city you know we're not talking about long drives to get the scenic view. now wildlife experiences in new zealand can also come very unexpectedly hope so he left had to not the air not here another another coastal in a report location. i'm like writing very popular because they have trails very easy to rent bikes, easy to write bikes if you want a little t of boost which is fine if you not much traffic. bit of a traffic jam so it turns out the trail we were on runs through working she you share the trail with the sheep and that's just a normal thing in town because when i was back to the base story said to the guy and why can't you might is the way it is we're s legal going

wrong with your family know not exactly and the sheep are okay and the sheep are absolutely ok with they don't get in there way and they will getting yours along with sheep, a lot of birds but you just get this beautiful scenery blue skies. and again no crowds not at all it's a great great thing. the outdoor activities in new zealand are plentiful and wonderful and even as i went port to port. there was always something close that you can it to you could get to this you know easy walk from the ship this is not muggy newly. right off the boat and you can do something like now if you. one of boost that adrenaline. a be a little bit and ok maybe very ok, so this. this is home and fun. it is, but then you hit this one wow and yet watch that look at that move on. are all ok. we are. i asked

commercially route austin water fall in the world nearly a 23 see dropped. you get through they let you know and swim this is further down along the way. later admit to having one of those moments of what have i gotten myself i didn't hear, but that's heck of a lot of fun never felt unsafe was really a first time for me so anybody who then do it is what it comes down here very informative and and just a whole lot of fun watching that one more time yeah absolutely now you survivor and eventually this. let's get ice cream. talk much about food, but ice cream is actually i've never seen anything quite like it was going on oakland. that is an ice cream cone is a colossal school when that that is ice cream on friends friends course, ok so it's called it's an awful in. the ice cream is art so sure and there isn't enough. there's easter design

inspiration. it's almost too pretty look at a selfie stick put your and take your picture a valentine's day. i don't know eating a crazy fun, ice cream designs, ones that you can wear on your years, yeah, it's just i've never seen anything quite like it and here's the amazing part the scream is. it's homemade on site they have great flavors like honey i'm on that and keep all of these things it's a husband and wife team that just decided they wanted to make ice cream. they started sketching things you can actually see the sketches for inspirations a a. it's um it's a it's a reason to go to museum labor's eat your heart absolutely so and you know when you've survived rafting how he's going to serve calories home and that's fantastic so about you hungry and excited you sure do that that really was a trip of a lifetime, thanks live. and we'll be right back.

>>well this morning we're hearing from the police officer who helped a teenager who got behind the wheel without a driver's license. >>now the teenager was pulled over because the officer noticed that the car had an expired tag. he told the officer he knew he wasn't supposed to be driving but he

felt that getting to a job interview was more important for him than anything else. so instead of writing him a ticket the officer took the teenager home and then drove him to his job interview. >>you said you got into line to get all the on the >>here's in the community you get to see or goes off a longer out here so you know you have a good understanding and you know my background i had a good. i can relate to him. >>and the best thing about it was the teenager got the job. the officer says that he feels now he's better connected to his community. as you come into a job interview at the a little bit intimidating wave of this is not a good reference >>ok officer says pick and he got the job so that's good. we have a warming trend in store for us all this week how about the 80's they're back again, >>when the on my way too soon it's totally awesome the way mitt to upper 80's that in the east bay reaches you'll be able to try out the ac make sure operate properly at appropriate phone calls and

you have some that docked in other room doesn't work so well fix that then by the end of the week it does start to break down a little bit that a one byte some cloud cover we think towards weeks and that will be friday into saturday back in the 70's i can hear the ac guy now telling me on signs that press or it's going to cost you a bit all the compressor don't say compressors and i can deal with a compressor going. all right, let's go wrap things up for us hope you enjoy your easter and passover and thanks for joining us. this morning, we'll see again next weekend 07:00am. don't forget. kron 4 news tonight at 8.10. >>and always on kron four dot com.

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