>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn, it's sunday, april 10th and we have a lot to get it for you this morning. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it looks like another decent day ahead for us. but it's going to be knows. bless us. we notice will be cooler going on for today. >> as temperatures backtrack, maybe half a dozen degrees or better even for afternoon highs. we have a little bit the way of some scattered clouds going on in our skies today to here's a shot of the east bay shoreline. you can see and noting that for this

afternoon, but still plenty of sunshine to make note of. so prepare accordingly for that here. it looks like on storm tracker 4. it's all coming in from the northwest. it wall to really be some rain which were waiting on for to develop. basically predawn inter early morning commute tomorrow. now 40's and 50's are pretty much the rule of thumb across most of the bay for right now. 56 going on for antioch. 47 for a concord. 42 up to santa rosa. nevado. just jump to 45 in your comparison? we're actually a little warmer than we were this time from yesterday, but will trail back for those afternoon highs. our with our wind situation. we're still holding on to a wind advisory going through this evening that will cover the east bay in the north bay and a red flag warning for sullivan county as well because this will be offshore winds through most of the day coming in from the north, although across the bay, you can see kind of an easter, a westerly flow 12 miles per hour, for example, out of san francisco, single digits over most of the east bay. for now. so noting just a few scattered clouds going on here. 64 by 11

by 2. let's try maybe 70, although it could be a struggle for many areas coming up in a bit, of course, more details in the forecast. stephanie. >> thanks, dave. turning to a big story now out of the south bay where a 5 alarm fire destroyed a home depot in san jose. you're looking at video showing just how big that fire was. kron four's. camila barco is live in san jose for us camila. what's the latest? >> well, stephanie, the good thing is that no one is hurt after this massive fire destroyed a home depot here in south of san jose. but here's a look at the scene this morning. as you can see, there are several fire crews. and if i step out of the way, hopefully the camera capture says you can see smoke still lingering and exiting from the building. i want to point now on my way here you can still see this smoke from the highway. now, as i mentioned, several fire crews are here on scene to look over. some saw hot spots and it looks like

this is going to be quite a while until this is cleaned up. but here's a look of at the scene from yesterday. it happened around 6 in the afternoon and firefighters were able to get it under control late last night. now the home depot is located at a plaza here in south san jose where there's plenty of shops and restaurants. crews did have to evacuate a local veterinary hospital nearby and all of garden employees says that he wasn't evil, even able to make it to work because of how bad the fire got. >> as our called garden right down here and i was driving down the street. i was driving down the street and i heard like really loud explosions from by home depot and out. it was kind of weird. and i saw a bunch of people workers like running out everyone in panic. and i kind of where so then once i part a saw the home depot going into flames and i'm going to work. and they like the cocking out the flames got worst. lot of like those smoke was really dark. but all of a sudden i noticed a bunch of firefighters and police like rushing down here.

>> now, as of this morning, a shelter-in-place order is still in place for residents in lisa drive area because of the smoke. fire crews say the air quality is unhealthy and they're going to be reevaluating that some time this morning. and at this time, investigators are still trying to figure out what led to this fire. now, stephanie, i did see some home depot employees here earlier this morning. and one of the managers tells me that the fire destroyed the home depot. he also says that the lumber inside the store inside the store, made it even worse. and he says that they're not going to be opening today. it's unclear when they will be opening, but by the looks of the damage done over here and it looks like it looks like it will take some time for them to reopen. stephanie, back to you. thanks, camila for staying on top of that story for us. >> we're also tracking the

movement. meantime, of another massive structure fire this morning. this one happening in the north bay. this is in benicia. the fire started at around noon on saturday near bayshore road close to the m port stocks. firefighters say the fire is not a threat to people at this time, but they are trying to keep those flames away from hazardous materials in the area. benicia mayor steve young says the current location of the fire is making it pretty hard to put out. he told kron 4 that he believes that the fire will still be burning today and possibly through tomorrow. fire officials also tell us that wind conditions are in their favor, but if the wind does shift, the city is prepared to in order to shelter in place. there is now word right now about what started that fire want to learn a little bit more from that from deputy city manager mario giuliani is joining us live right now to talk about the latest developments on the fire this morning. good morning, mario. >> good morning, stephanie.

and and to be clear, we still excuse me for the workforce. to be clear, we still don't know what started the fire. that investigation will i continue once this incident is concluded, we've made great progress for the night. thanks to southern marin. fire 2 were on fire in san francisco. fire goes it was jobs dousing the dark side to reduce that fire. they're now remains about 3 small pockets that continue to burn on the docks. the challenge for firefighter crews is removing the asphalt material on top of the dock. to reach the timber so that we douse those flames and put it out and we anticipate the fire to continue to burn throughout the day. >> camera, a follow-up question to that. as you mentioned, that there's no cause that you found behind this fire at this point. however, i have read some reports online that seem to suggest that there was some barrels or silos of petroleum that might have been found that could have started this fire. can you confirm that?

>> i cannot confirm we have no official reports as to the cause of the fire that's ongoing and will continue to investigate well beyond this incident got and could you speak to the extent of the damage at this time, mom? and is there a public safety message for residents living in the area? >> well, the damages is certainly concerning. this is a report of any show that facilitate operations for imports and the finish of where refinery. and so both of those will be impacted. to the extent that remains to be seen. staff has already both those organizations and we're prepared to me, but i believe basis to working on operation will need to moving forward as a release, a public health and safety. there's very little smoke and the only thing visible not now looks like steam. so there's no my concern for public health. even yesterday we have monitors on site throughout the day taking measurements for air particles. nothing

register. so we were monitoring. this is a situation inter day. so i would encourage our residents in the local area to continue to look at the benicia city website and you know some page as well as following our social media accounts for updates. we intend to probably provide a final update around noon, providing the community, the status of this incident. and then we assume this will fire him go out some time later today or early tomorrow. okay. glad to know that. there's a little bit more of a timeline, a hard time, one >> that people can expect now. and just a lot a last quick question here. what sort of challenges are firefighters up against at this time? >> right now really is it still looks like a public works project. we actually the 2 trip group is on site with a large train. so if anyone is traveling across the benicia bridge, you're going to see a a large piece of equipment and they're working to build or actually take a trench to that asphalt to allow firefighters access to the timber and they

will continue to dig that trench until we get to timber. that has not burned and they can essentially build that firewall in there and stop the fire from progressing. okay. very good. >> well, that's a deputy city manager, mario giuliani. thank you so much for joining us on our program this morning. and we look forward to your noon update later today. thank you, stephanie. all right. moving on to our next story. now, friends and family mourn the loss of a man shot in oakland. >> why they're calling his murder a senseless act of violence.

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bay, a grass fire near the east end of the carquinez bridge burned about 2 acres. >> it started on saturday morning. the flames forced the closure of all lanes on the bridge causing a traffic backup. it fire crews about 2 hours to put out the fire. dave. >> case, few scattered clouds going on for this afternoon as temperatures try to struggle to reach 70. look at your forecast. coming up next.

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>> welcome back. time to check in with dave sphar that we know the wind conditions have been a big concern for firefighters. how are conditions looking out there today? weather still actually have an onshore wind right there at the carquinez strait, strangely enough. but they still have that to red flag warning that's in place all day today until 3. that's we're watching this stuff to go and live shot of the east bay shoreline, a little bit of haze, we see a little bit inland actually going on. but it essentially mostly sunny with some few scattered clouds. >> all the juicy stuff remains up towards the north that will develop in the overnight for us to get that little opportunity for some rain showers. temperature chance check for us. we're at 54 going on for oakland. 47 hayward, mixed bag of 40's and 50's off to the east. 42 santa rosa. 53 for san francisco.

heading over to future cast for again. just a few little scattered clouds going on for today. then tonight, things start to develop. here's that look for subtle shot of rain developing. this will be in the predawn hours and then spreading out through the morning already by midday. that should clear out somewhat temporary. it's not completely done yet. mountain snows will be added to that. so that's a good thing. back to the winds now, generally speaking, what we're seeing from the wind profiles is a good storm on shore when local area, however, there's expected to be a flip that will be onshore for everybody. by the time we get to around 5 o'clock and that will carry us overnight covering the peninsula up to the north bay in the east bay as well. don't forget down the higher elevations. they have formally a wind advisory that storm place also for today. they may extend this stuff going forward. i suspect the red flag warning when they won't because of the direction shift. what we may have some more wind statements later on. but the one we've been talking about, the red flag warning that again is with us until 5 today. let's look at the

moisture levels this afternoon. they drop off to the teens. that's kind of a given not as bad actually as yesterday was. and then the quick recovery. we expected with rain coming here. you can see it filling in. we may have to fight some of that virga thing when it starts. but then by the latter portion of the rain event, it will then drop a drop in to us with some scattered showers, maybe enough to kind of dirty up the car with the roads just a little bit. it's not a really heavy rain event. it doesn't look like but upstream. there's more to be had for today. 64 san francisco, oakland, 69 70 for san jose. a little bit of a reduction in terms of those highs that we had from yesterday. there's a look at your highs getting to the middle 70's for the east bay for highs today. stephanie. thank you, dave. >> ukrainian officials say russian missiles targeting a train station killed at least 52 people, including 5 children. the attack left dozens more injured. the station was serving as an evacuation center for people fleeing the country. the russian words for the children

were reportedly painted on at least one of the missiles used to blow up the station in an address. the ukrainian president again accused the kremlin of war crimes in targeting innocent civilians. pedro rivera has more on the latest escalation in ukraine. >> this train station was an evacuation center for citizens fleeing the violence in eastern ukraine. video from days ago shows hundreds of people lining up to leave ahead of an expected russian attack on friday. that attack came bledsoe. teddy bears and luggage are leftover remnants of russia's latest brutality. ukrainian officials report 50 people were killed and close to 100 were injured after a russian missile strike on a train station. the russian words for the children painted on the remaining missile officials report at least 5 children were among those killed. william is what's in the ritzy. this is another war crime committed by russia. everyone responsible for this will be brought to justice in

an address. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky accused the kremlin of purposely targeting civilians not become a like mass killings in like many other russian war crimes. the missile strike must become one of the charges at the tribunal. despite the video, russian leaders dispute the attack saying their military do not use those kind of missiles. the pentagon finds their denial unconvincing, particularly when the ministry actually announced it. >> and then when they saw reports of civilian casualties decide to do to announce this was a russian strike, stock. >> show days after russian forces retreated from the kyiv region, residents in car of are combing through the destruction. the mayor of the town reports 132 civilians have lost their lives during the constant bombing. russian forces have taken losses of their own, leaving many soldiers with the lack of supplies. troops have been working are treating north into belarus and then it to russia. we're beginning to see indications. >> that they are, in but

working on ways of refitting and these units. on thursday, the united nations general assembly voted to suspend russia from its human rights council following the attack at the train station in eastern ukraine. the spokesman for the secretary general for the u when stefan due to wreak said perpetrators will be held accountable. they are a gross violation of international humanitarian law and international human rights law. >> that was pedro rivera reporting for us there. u.s. intelligence officials say russian president vladimir putin may use president biden support for ukraine as a means to justify interfering in american politics yet again, they say so far there's no evidence putin has authorized election meddling, but they believe president biden's recent criticism of russia's invasion may have created incentive. american intelligence agencies found that russia interfered in the last 2 presidential elections. a bipartisan group of u.s.

lawmakers is slated to head to eastern europe next week to show solidarity with ukraine and nato allies. they start their visit in berlin, then travel to denmark and then to poland where they will meet with some of the tens of thousands of refugees fleeing from war. youtube has blocked duma, tv channel broadcast russia's lower house of parliament. russian officials now expressing anger over the move in threatening restrictions on youtube. one official called youtube section proof of what he described as rights and freedom violations. google youtube's parent company said it is committed to following through with sanctions imposed on russia following the invasion of ukraine. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a non-working in west africa kidnapped in the middle of the night. what investigators know so far about the incident.

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unsettling issue. the once-peaceful burkina faso has recently seen violence and political instability. >> link to al qaeda and the islamic state. the u.s. embassy in the west african country says it's monitoring the situation and standing ready to provide assistance. some of the challenges are this is a very small country. this is in a very isolated and a salute. >> you know, and remove area what resources might be available to u.s.. government. may not be the scene is in as they are and other resource areas. >> that was kaylee, be sun reporting for us. we're going to head straight to a break.

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good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news that start this half hour with a look at our forecast. far as the weather center with the latest a day. >> hey, good stephanie. good morning, everybody. and the summit of sunshine, it looks for today, although it's not going to as a whole lot of good. it will be still been on the cooler side and we will have those winds that will actually shift later more of an on shore direction. but for now, they're kind of scattered about more offshore, particularly inland. that's what the concern is. this is what we have here. the fire danger, the red flag warning you can see in the solano county but elsewhere in the higher hills for the north and east bay. there is a wind advisory that will be around as a technicality at 3 o'clock. however, we do see

the winds still holding well into the overnight, too. so they may extend that perhaps a little later on stormtracker 4 showing a little nudging into some of those high wispy clouds to the north. the real action with that won't get here until late tonight. a quick check into those winds there you see around fairfield that arrow pointing down. so we have a northerly wind, although elsewhere across the bay, it's still a little bit on shore for right now. the breakdown today, a few little scattered clouds. temperatures around 70 or 2 o'clock. it's going to be a struggle to get to 70 and all week long. it's going to be more of a spring-like or a fall like forecast with the temperatures mostly in the 60's. a couple of bouts of rain. and just today, just looking at the long range forecast models looks like we may have another day of rain to throw in there as well. have that for you coming up in a bit. stephanie or thank you, dave. >> we're continuing to follow the massive home depot fire that sparked in san jose on saturday. this video showing just how big those flames got

the fire, forcing people in a pet hospital in the area to evacuate. kron four's. camila barco is live in san jose for us right now with the latest on this developing story. camila, smoky skies behind you. there. >> yes, smoky skies. there's a shelter in place an order because of >> how much the smoke is lingering here in the area. i even saw it on my way coming to south of san jose. if i step out of the way and now i'm going to try to zoom in to you guys can get a better look at the damage. but also the smoke. so via zoom in here, you can just see how this part of home depot is. but they you'll also notice the smoke lingering and exiting from this building. fire crews are still here on scenes. just look over those hot spots and make sure that the fire does not start again. they have been here since 6 in the afternoon yesterday after this fire broke out how the fire destroyed home depot. firefighters. they have been

battling this fire from above and below. they were able to get it under control. late last night and this home depot, it's located at a plaza here in san jose. it's right across from the westfield mall, but there's also some nearby stores and fast food places. now is stephanie mentioned crews did have to evacuate the hospital next door. it's called a widely campus. there's also a shelter in place for the people who live in lisa drive area because of the smoke. fire crews say that that air quality is unhealthy and they're going to be reevaluating that shelter in place some time this morning. so right now, investigators, what they're trying to do is figure out how this fire started as i've said, there is smoke here in the area. they are trying to advise people to stay away. i did speak to manager who works here at this home depot. stephanie. he tells me that the fire did

damage a majority of the store, the lumber inside the store made it even worse. it did fuel the fire. and now crews are out here. they're trying to figure out what happened and that employ from home depot tells me that they are not going to open today and from the looks of how damaged stories. it doesn't look like they will be reopening any time soon. for now, back to you. and thank you camila for that live report is going to take quite some time to rebuild that structure. if that's what they >> are going to choose to do. thank you. now to the north bay. fire crews are working to put out a fire in benicia. the fire started saturday around noon near bayshore road close to the and port stocks. deputy city manager mayor mario giuliani says 3 small areas are still burning there right now. and he expects those areas to continue burning throughout the day. giuliani told us that the fire is not a threat at this time to people.

and there is not much smoke left behind. so some good news there. but fire crews are trying to make sure that those few areas that are still showing some hot spots are that firefighters are working to hazardous materials away from those areas that are still burning. now, we do expect to have an update from the city of benicia later today at around noon and we'll keep you updated with any new information that is going to be released there. all right. now to the east bay, we're learning more about the man shot and killed near lake merritt in oakland earlier this week. kron four's gayle ong spoke with the victim's longtime partner. >> it's a wonderful guy and it's just. everybody's friend. there's no reason for this absolutely senseless. meredith, we're identified. the man killed in a shooting in oakland wednesday night as 33 year-old devin stanford, her partner of 5 years. more than anything is my the stream. >> and you just an amazing night, jerry, very loving, very loyal. he would do anything for his friends. he

didn't do anything to help. strangers left heartbroken and mourning his death. we're says stanford was a stepfather, brought his dixon. >> and leaves behind a young daughter. set whole. right. i don't even know. longtime friend marie king says stanford who was originally from texas loved music and fashion. he was just so energetic and you can just, you know, feel the energy coming from him. and he helped everybody and love everybody. >> he had no enemies. he was such a wonderful person. >> around 09:00pm wednesday night, oakland police responded to a shooting on the 1200 block of lakeshore avenue near lake merritt. police believe the victim was shot and robbed. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. we're says stanford was taking an after-dinner stroll around the lake and rifle to figure out what happened. he did this. >> an ally and it makes absolutely no sense. we should be able to go to local parking. have recreation. feel safe in our city.

>> in the meantime, we're is raising money for funeral arrangements and money for his daughter. oakland. police say this is the 3rd homicide in the area in the last 3 months and have vowed to step up patrols. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and another shooting happened friday night in oakland. police say it left one person injured. it happened on hillside street. this is video from the scene. officers asking people to stay away from the area as the investigation continues. police say the victim of this shooting is now recovering in the hospital and we are working to get a description of the suspect from police. in hayward. police are searching for the person who shot and killed a man friday afternoon. it happened around jackson street and soto road, as you can see from the map there, investigators have not released any information on the victim or suspect. as of this hour. in the south face, a san jose police are investigating a shooting that killed a man early yesterday morning. it happened on

meridian way and pedro street around 4.30. this is the city's 7th homicide of the year. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. multiple lawmakers in the capital are testing positive for covid-19. >> we'll explain what house officials know so far about this outbreak.

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>> welcome back. alaska airlines is cutting back on some of its flights through june because it doesn't have enough pilots. the airline says the reductions will impact 2% of flights. those changes are expected to take place later this month. the carrier was already forced to cancel more than 100 flights last weekend because of a backlog and their pilot training program. nasa has once again delayed a crucial test leading up to a historic mission to the moon. the space agency says a malfunctioning valve is to blame for postponing the pre-launch test for the artemis one mission. the pre-launch test aims to simulate every stage of the launch before the rocket blasts off. this is the 3rd time it's been delayed. no word on when it will be rescheduled, although the artemis one mission itself is roughly planned for june or july. it will be nasa's first mission to the moon since 1972. and a privately-funded

spacecraft has arrived at the international space station, the docking of the space x dragon spacecraft was delayed about 45 minutes saturday morning as the crew worked through an issue with an onboard video camera. the dragon lifted off late friday morning from kennedy space center in florida for the 20 hour flight on board where a group of 3 private paying customers former nasa astronaut pretty neat stuff there. wonder who is really the wonder who the names of was onboard their day. those are new uber drivers of the new world as we go into space and so we're watching those winds. we are here is the quirkiness trade and we still have onshore winds going on in that part of the bay. >> that is expected, however, to ship pull that off shore today, which is why we have slowed county red flag warning going to take a look at these opportunities for rain coming up this week. the s wrecking as we get a flavor of winter. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> welcome back spar is here with your weather forecast. and dave, can we expect some rain pretty soon? yeah. our 7 day forecast are going to like it actually found another little opportunity for rain. looks like as we get into friday as well. cha tes and then even in the following week that looks like opportunity to. so we're on to something delicious here. want to check into those winds that we've been talking a lot. of course, what's going on up

around her keenest rate and we still have those onshore winds that go right off towards the delta. that somewhat typical. but the general flow pattern is juicy. one vallejo coming in from the north. that's the concernl and it's already fairly dry out there. so let's go forward with what the winds tell us. there is a switch for everybody that happens late afternoon. now the wind advisories, the red flag warning that all is going to expire by the time. at a time stamp is however going forward overnight. tomorrow. this is we've got going on for your morning commute tomorrow, by the way, should mention probably have a little in the way of some winds working in that rain that we've talked about here. there you see again continuing on shore all the way through tuesday, live shot of half moon bay. and again, some scattered clouds to make note of. but even though we'll see a lot of sunshine today, a little cooler flow pattern coming in from the northwest. this is all the hallmarks of a winter type like system we have temperature check. 47 concord, 48 4 of the bottle. 53 san francisco. 55, meanwhile for

san jose today, mostly sunny, breezy wind advisory north and east bays. there's a little bit up around mount hamilton get out of the south bay tomorrow. early rain showers going on, then clearing and chilly 50's and 60's will be working in here and then for this week it's rain. monday. we talked about thursday friday edition. and then it looks like sun and clouds through the whole week with 60's work. and so in between the wayne drops, raindrops, we'll have temperatures around the 60's with again. a lot of sunshine, boom. there's the first hit on monday. and then as we get into around thursday, there's another juice. your flow, noting mountain snows to make up for the melting we had last week and then another hit happens here into friday. that's the new hopefully that will hold together here. work start to get further out. when you get further around the forecast period, you start to lose the chances that that's going to happen. but that certainly looks nice into the following tuesday. how about that 4 zone forecast for this sunday cooler than yesterday. 64 san francisco keeping it in the

50's and the lower 60's along the cape coast. 64 burlingame to the south. it's still 60's in the southern end of the peninsula. getting close to 70, though, in the south bay. this still got those lower 70's. but not those middle to upper 70's. we saw yesterday 70 for santa clara cupertino. 69 upper 60's along the east bay shoreline. 71 for livermore, pleasanton of walnut creek at 73 concord. 74, 70 for richmond. looks like 74 for a fairfield. 71 going on for napa and santa rosa at 72. however, it's mostly 60's this week ahead with the sun dodging enough money is going to be downright chilly. 57, you've got winds working too lower. 60's all week. got a chance of a shower on friday. that's new little wrinkle in our forecast. and bay temperatures, meanwhile, will be in the 60's and 50's and cool 50's hugging the coast, stephanie. all right. thanks, dave. glad to see some relief is on the way. >> now to our coverage of the covid-19 pandemic. several people around the president have tested positive. our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin

has more. probably the most high-profile positive case of the week. speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, who had an up and close encounter with the president shortly before she tested positive. >> this week, dozens of top government officials and others tested positive for covid-19 after a high-profile washington dinner last week in republican senators susan collins and democratic senator raphael warnock are the latest victims and possibly the highest profile case. speaker nancy pelosi and the building thursday, she abruptly canceled her weekly press conference after testing positive like anyone the president may at some point test positive for covid friday. white house press secretary jen psaki acknowledged president biden could be vulnerable shortly before testing positive. speaker pelosi was spotted hugging and even kissing the president on the cheek and thursday, the vice president's communications director also tested positive. both the

president and the vice president have since tested negative. the vice president wore a mask. >> inside today, but she it both with the president with her staff psaki says what's most important is the president is prepared. he has taken a range of precautions. he's also taken steps like getting second booster as he did last week. earlier this week. doctor anthony fauci is that the 4th shot is proven to prevent serious illness or death. that's a well established fact, according to the speaker's office, pelosi is fully vaccinated. boosted and only experiencing mild symptoms as our most others who reported positive cases. the white house says the president will continue his public schedule. his doctors are that he could continue to carry out his duties. and friday, the president held a large gathering on the south lawn of the white house to celebrate the confirmation of justice to be. >> judge ketanji brown jackson. now there was some concern that that event could be a super spreader event. the

president does not have any further public events on his schedule. this weekend for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. for your money this morning. the deadline to file your taxes now just over a week away. >> and the irs says it could be a while before you get your refund. the agency says that refunds could be delayed because of a worker shortage. the head of the irs says this is all part of the continuing fallout from the covid pandemic and he also says that tax changes that were included in federal covid relief measures are also contributing to the delays. walgreens is opening more health corner locations as part of a deal with blue shield of america, rather of california. one of those will be in san francisco. it is open 12 health corner locations so far in the state and plans to open 8 more by the middle of the year health corners. in case you're wondering, are a discreet spaces according to

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lead with this rbi single. the giants couldn't put together much offense and they lose by a final of 2 to one. the 2 teams play again today. first pitch is set for one. 0, 5, at oracle park. meanwhile, the a's were in philadelphia trying to bounce back from an opening day loss. the phillies took the lead in the first inning with this 2 run home, our home run. and after that, the phillies never look that. they go on to win by a final of 42. the 2 teams will wrap up their series later this morning. first pitch is set for 10. 0, 5 in philadelphia. and we'll see you right after this.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn, it's sunday, april 10th and we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and one of watching

certainly. but in those winds, this just gives you a little quick snapshot of what we're seeing in and around solano county contra costa county right through the carquinez strait. we still going on shore right now from the local perspective, although the lay hose noting that northerly wind, that's what's causing the concern in solano county, why they have that wind sorry, excuse me the way they also would advise or 2. but red flag warning. >> they're kind of watching here a little bit, speaking of which a pretty nice pictures that we have going on this morning. there's half moon bay for you. a little bit of haze going on, but nothing major for your sunday. pretty close to yesterday. maybe not as dark blues we had yesterday upper 50's right now to places like antioch in livermore. meanwhile, 40's around the peninsula, half moon bay at 40 to 48 for fremont. san carlos is racing ahead at 54, though, temperature contrast to yesterday. this time only around a bottle in concord. we see him trailing. there are ahead of yesterday, but we will fall behind later today, a little bit by winds. let's get back to where the areas that we're watching solano county again, that red flag

warning zone, wind advisory as a formality is the higher elevations of the north bay in the east bay. but as you go about your daily activities will little windier in it. they'll be some local areas that will pick up some of those local winds as they get channeled. now, the advisories to expire at 3 5 o'clock today. but looking at the future projections of winds, they may reinstate them or color in new areas and so forth. so stay tuned or tba, if you will. here's a look at what the winds are over the entire bay there at fairfield. you see the arrow pointing do from the north elsewhere. the kind read about they will kind of favor a little bit that offshore direction early today later on shifting on shore by later this afternoon. 67 by high noon at 3 o'clock, we're at 70 coming up in a bit. we'll let you know what you can expect getting into your work weekend. hint, we've got rain to get things started on monday. stephanie, thank you. day. >> turning now to a big story out of the south bay where a 5 alarm fire destroyed a home depot in san jose. you're looking at video showing just

how big that fire was. kron four's. camila barco is live in san jose for us and camila. what have you learned? >> well, stephanie, i just got off the phone with the fire captain here with the san jose fire department. fire crews are still on scene and he tells me that they have knocked down the fire right now. what they're doing is they are looking over the building, making sure no hot spots that make looking over the hot spots of making sure that the fire does it night. there's still smoke lingering from that fire from yesterday. by step out of the way. you guys can get a better look at 2. what i am seeing this morning. if i zoom in, you'll notice some of the damage. >> from this fire, you'll see some smoke exiting the building and you'll see the roof right there completely burned. and the fire captain stephanie tells me that the roof collapsed because of the fire. but here's a look at the scene after the fire happened around 6 in the afternoon.

yesterday. firefighters battled the fire from above and below. they were finally able to get it under control after 11 p ad. now this home depot is located at a plaza here in san jose. it's right across from the westfield mall. there's some stores and fast places nearby. there's also a pet hospital next door. it's widely campus. the fire captain tells me that all pets were able meet again with their owners. they were able to safely exit out of that building. however, there is still a shelter in place for people who live in the l lisa drive area. they say that the air quality is unhealthy and they're going to be re evaluatinh that some time this morning. did speak and all garden employee who tells me that he wasn't even able to make it to work yesterday because of the fire. here's what he had to say.

>> as our called garden right down here and i was driving down the street. i was driving down the street and i heard like really loud explosions from by home depot and out. it was kind of weird. and i saw a bunch of the poll workers like running out everyone in panic. and i kind of where so that once i part a saw the home depot going into flames and i'm going to work and they like the and selling clocking out the flames got worst. lot of like those smoke was really dark. but all of a sudden i noticed a bunch of firefighters and police like rushing down here. >> now back out here you can still see that smoke, a lingering and exiting from the building. you can also see some of the damage from home depot. i did speak to one of the managers here at the store. he does tell me that inside the building, it's practically a complete loss are still trying to see fire crews are still trying to determine what started the fire. but, stephanie, the fire captain tells me that that might take some days. right

now. fire crews are looking over this building. i'm just making just looking over those hot spots and they want to make sure investigators are able to see able to safely go inside to figure out what caused this fire. we still do not know. and like i said, this might take some days. they have this roped know no one from the public can step inside or tried to do their job and make sure that they can figure out what once we know more from the story will be sure to update you for now. back to you. >> i thank you. camila and significant damage are showing us there, but glad to know that firefighters have those flames under control. thanks, camila. all right. in the north bay, fire crews are on scene of a major fire burning in benicia. the fire started around noon on saturday near bayshore road close to the airport. stocks. you're looking at video from when the fire was at its peak yesterday afternoon. some of that smoke is still visible from the area

this morning. and the last hour we spoke with deputy city manager mario giuliani. he gave us an update on the progress that firefighters made overnight. >> clear. we still don't know what started the fire. that investigation will i continue once this incident is concluded, we've made great progress for the night. thanks to southern marin. fire 2 were on fire in san francisco so that it was jobs dousing the docks to reduce that fire. they're now remains about 3 small pockets that continue to burn on the docks. the challenge for firefighter crews is removing the asphalt material on top of the dock. to reach the timber so that we can douse those flames and put it out and we anticipate the fire to continue to burn throughout the day. well, the damages is certainly concerning. this is a report of any show that. >> facilitate operations for imports and the benicia valero refinery. and so both of those

will be impacted to the extent that remains to be seen. staff has already both those organizations and we're prepared to meet daily basis to working operation ul needs moving forward as it relates to public health and safety. there's very little smoke and the only thing visible not now looks like steam. so there's no my concern for public health. even yesterday we have monitors on site throughout the day taking measurements for air particles. nothing register. so we were monitoring situation inter day. so i would encourage our residents in the local area to continue to look at the benicia city website and you know some page as well as following our social media accounts for updates. >> and we do expect another update from the city later this afternoon. as always, you can keep up with the latest developments on our website. kron 4 dot com. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. dozens of ukrainians killed during an attack at a train

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>> welcome back. time for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr. know day i follow the national weather service coming sacramento and they say that this is the earliest it ever in the year. but they've ever announced a red flag warning. so what are the ones that are oing for sullivan county? that's their area responsibility. so they that's one of the reasons why solano county stands out on our maps like this and not the other counties because technically

since sacramento makes that call glad you kind of raise that and the rest of the areas by moderate for the most part for us, ok area. >> that's a very good possibility in april. this is not normally when these things are popping, a precaution because of show you many levels. i don't look as bad today as they did from yesterday, which is good news. but still have that offshore wind ripped wind risk so around the delta and so forth. got to watch out there. but a good point there, stephanie. >> right here, a quick shot here. san jose state over the way some high cloudiness, but basically mostly sunny will do. the only thing is temperatures a bit reduced with our changing weather coming our way. that will be mountain snows on monday for tahoe. 38 down to 34 little cooling up there. and wednesday, a slight recovery going on. but a reminder they're stepping back into winter a little bit themselves to. this is where the storm track is and it's up to from our perspective from the northwest, which is somewhat typical of a winter, like event that happens all the we're kind of being slammed by the west to as well that we can't out. we get the water as long as it comes in lower 50's

a cover most of the bay for right now. he's the east bay shoreline. 57 off to livermore peninsula. san carlos. you have 54. 43 chilly degrees at half moon bay. we do see a wind shift onshore later in this forecast period. handing it over to future cast for someone an eventful a get out of the way because here it comes early tomorrow morning and your commute starting to build some rain. we have to fight that virga thing. that's evaporation of the early radar echoes that will help here but not hit the ground. so playing out during your morning commute. that's what we will see. for the morning hours and then clearing out. it looks like as we approach noon shortly there afterwards. but because of again, daytime heating might spark off a little isolated shower right there on my mount hamilton. it knows that they're so that typically in higher elevations, it does that mean, well, mountain snow is going on to our far east back to the winds offshore to start off in solano county like the wind tunnel. they're shifting on shore. we're out of all the advisories that we have posted now. but later on, they may

pick up a little bit later on in the forecast period. so they're just waiting until we get little bit later on to its get past all of this today. and then they're going to start to address what goes on in your future. back to that red flag warning solano county. does this mean in napa you won't have any problems or contra costa. yes, you'll still see the same general trend. but this county is covered by the sacramento office, which is saying, hey, let's put a red flag warning in there until 5 on sunday. this is all organic can change. so, you know, to be announced, if you will, humidity levels. here's a little drop happening today. this is what's causing the concern off to the east into the teens you will see. but a very nice recovery tonight tomorrow. obviously little rain event going on. the only little i would say is 6.45 here. humidity levels might have some of that evaporation factor going on. so it may look juice. you're on radar than what use actually are getting again some of operation factor stormtracker 4. again, everything's to the north just about to develop falling to the south. that's to 64 san francisco, 70 for san jose oakland. 69 cool,

breezy a few little scattered clouds again. make note of there's your high temperature map getting into the middle 70's to the east bay and lower 70's up to the north bay. stephanie. >> but to see a little bit of rain is coming our way there. dave, thank you. ukraine officials say russian missiles targeting a train station killed at least 52 people including 5 children. the attack left dozens more injured. the station was serving as an evacuation center for people fleeing the country. the russian words for the children were reportedly painted on at least one of the missiles used to blow up the station in an address. the ukrainian president again accused the kremlin of war crimes and targeting innocent civilians. pedro rivera has more on this latest escalation in ukraine. >> this train station was an evacuation center for citizens fleeing the violence in eastern ukraine. video from days ago shows hundreds of people lining up to leave ahead of an expected russian

attack on friday. that attack came bledsoe. teddy bears and luggage are leftover remnants of russia's latest brutality. ukrainian officials report 50 people were killed and close to 100 were injured after a russian missile strike on a train station. the russian words for the children painted on the remaining missile officials report at least 5 children were among those killed. william is what's in the ritzy. this is another war crime committed by russia. everyone responsible for this will be brought to justice in an address. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky accused the kremlin of purposely targeting civilians not become a like mass killings in like many other russian war crimes. the missile strike must become one of the charges at the tribunal. despite the video, russian leaders dispute the attack saying their military do not use those kind of missiles. the pentagon, pfizer denial, unconvincing, particularly when the ministry actually announced it. >> and then when they saw reports of civilian casualties

decide to do to announce this was a russian strike, stark. >> days after russian forces retreated from the key region, residents in car of are combing through the destruction. the mayor of the town reports 132 civilians have lost their lives during the constant bombing. russian forces have taken losses of their own, leaving many soldiers with the lack of supplies. troops have been working are treating north into belarus and then into russia. we're beginning to see indications. >> that they are, in but working on ways of refitting and these units. on thursday, the united nations general assembly voted to suspend russia from its human rights council following the attack at the train station in eastern ukraine. the spokesman for the secretary general for the u when stefan due to wreak said perpetrators will be held accountable. they are a gross violation of international humanitarian law and international human rights law. >> that was pedro rivera reporting for us. a bipartisan

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other areas as well. but we'll give you what we have right now. san jose state my shoulder for me, the logical department, a little in the way of some high cloudiness going on. but on balance, looking pretty good back to that map. now. a red flag warning in place through this evening along with the higher elevations for the wind advisory in the north bay in the east bay. now, by the time we get to tonight, they may reinstate some of this and have other zones covered and so forth because we do see winds hanging on really 2 good portion of monday. 2 monday. we'll have more of that kind of quote, stormy feel a little bit there. again. we're getting graze by some high cloudiness up to the north. that's where the system is coming from. and it really mimics more of a winter time pattern. the snapshot of current winds, the really variable over the whole bay. and that seems to be showing some on shore, as you can see over the san francisco peninsula and so forth. but up there to fairfield notice that arrow coming in from the north. so right there through solano county, it kind of gets channeled in from the north. and that's what the concern is with the drier air. 67 by high noon, 70 at 3 o'clock, not as

lofty and those temperatures today which will have in the 4 zone forecast we saw from yesterday, however, looking long range, a little treat comes our way. another day to add for another chance of rain developing to. we'll get on to that in just a bit. stephanie. >> thanks day for that update. breaking news out of the south bay. police now responding to a shooting in san jose. it happened around 7.40 this morning on the 2500 block of dillion court. we know one man was taken to the hospital. no word on how that victim is doing yet. the shooter is still on the loose. we're continuing to follow the massive home depot fire that sparked in san jose on saturday. this video showing just how big the flames got the fire, forcing people and a pet hospital in the area to evacuate. kron four's. camila barco is live in san jose with the latest on this developing story. camila, this fire is still burning. well, stephanie, crews were able to get this fire under control

and the crews are still out here. they're just monitoring this building, making sure. >> there are no flare. ups are kind of on a holding phase, making sure that they are able investigators are able to safely go inside and start seeing what exactly caused this fire. now, if i step out of the way you'll see the aftermath of this spy or you'll notice that a part of the building has burnt. there is still smoke lingering and exiting a from this building. but i will say the smoke. you can't smell it. however, fire crews say that the air quality is currently unhealthy right now because the fire and the smoke. now, this is the look. a look from yesterday after the fire happened around 6 in the afternoon. firefighters were battled the fire. they were able to get it under control around 11. now this home depot is located at a plaza here in south of san

jose. and it's right across from the westfield mall and there is a pet hospital next door. now crews did have to that pet hospital widely campus. i did speak to a fire captain. they were able to get everyone safely out of that building. but fire crews are still recommending the people who live in this area. specifically the l lisa drive area to shelter in place because of the smoke. like i said, say that the air quality is unhealthy and they're supposed to be re evaluating that some time this morning. and in the meantime, investigators will try to determine what exactly happened here now, stephanie, i did speak to a fire captain. they say that the roof collapsed. one of the managers here at home depot tells me that the store is practically a complete loss. i'm looking from the damage it it looks

like it will take some time for them to reopen. they're definitely not going to be opening today. we'll just have to see when that is or if they'll just have to rebuild. we're still waiting update from home depot and fire crews to see what they have to do next. but right now they're just making sure that there are no flare ups and that they can safely go inside to start investigating. stephanie, back to you. >> and glad to hear that firefighters have a handle on that situation. thank you, camila for that live report in the north bay. fire crews are working to put out a fire in benicia that flame or rather that fire started yesterday around noon near bayshore road close to the airport. stocks, deputy city manager mario giuliani says 3 small areas are still burning right now and he expects them to continue burning throughout the day. giuliani told us the fire is not a threat to people and there is not much smoke at this time. however, crews are still trying to make sure

they're keeping any hazardous materials away from the area still burning. we expect to have an update from the city later today at around noon and we'll keep you updated with any new information that is released. now to the east bay. we're learning more about the man shot and killed near lake merritt in oakland earlier this week. kron four's gayle ong spoke with the victim's longtime partner. >> it's a wonderful guy and it's just. everybody's friend. there's no reason for this absolutely senseless. meredith, we're identified. the man killed in a shooting in oakland wednesday night as 33 year-old devin stanford. >> her partner of 5 years more than anything is >> and he was just an amazing night. very, very loving, very loyal. he would do anything for his friends. he didn't do anything to help. strangers left heartbroken and mourning his death. we're says stanford was a stepfather, brought his dixon. >> and leaves behind a young daughter. set a whole right. i

don't even know. longtime friend marie king says stanford who was originally from texas loved music and fashion. he was just so energetic and you can just, you know, feel the energy coming from him. and he helped everybody and love everybody. >> he had no enemies. he was such a wonderful person. >> around 09:00pm wednesday night, oakland police responded to a shooting on the 1200 block of lakeshore avenue near lake merritt. police believe the victim was shot and robbed. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. we're says stanford was taking an after-dinner stroll around the lake and rifle to figure out what happened. did this. >> an ally and it makes absolutely no sense. we should be able to go to local parking. have recreation. feel safe in our city. >> in the meantime, we're is raising money for funeral arrangements and money for his daughter. oakland. police say this is the 3rd homicide in the area in the last 3 months and have vowed to step up patrols. gayle ong kron. 4 news.

>> and another shooting happened friday night in oakland. police say it left one person injured. it happened on hillside street. this is video from the scene. officers are clearing this area to conduct an investigation and officers say that the victim has been taken to a hospital and is now in stable condition. no information on the suspects so far. >> your next rental car could be an ev from a company named hol start. thanks to a major new deal with hertz. i'm rich demuro all explain. plus, take one fo

>> for your money this morning, the deadline to file your taxes is now just over a week away. and the irs says it could be a while before you get your refund. the agency says that refunds could be delayed because of a worker shortage. the head of the irs says this is all part of the continuing fallout from the covid pandemic. he also says that tax changes that were included in federal covid relief measures are also contributing to the delays. walgreens is opening more health corner locations as part of a deal with blue shield of california. one of those will be in san francisco. it is open 12 health corner locations in the state. so far, walgreens says and plans to open 8 more by the middle of the year health corners. in case you didn't know our spaces inside of the stores where a registered

nurse or pharmacist can schedule a mammogram or screen a patient for high blood pressure or diabetes. tesla will begin producing its highly anticipated electric pickup truck next year. ceo elon musk made the announcement in austin at the opening celebration of tesla's new global headquarters. the cybertruck has been delayed since its unveiling in 2019 when a designer through a metal ball through a window. what was supposed to be a demonstration of the vehicles. toughness. after the announcement, musk also touted production of a roadster, a semi truck and the first version of a humanoid robot. they're on top of things over there a tesla, dave. so the robot can drive the car, then writes, why the passenger? and to my notes and whatever the yeah, it takes. and that's the future >> that's uber driver. >> the same thing. but he gets ready to go. hey, we've got temperatures in the lower to middle 70's little bit the way

sun sunshine going on today. kind of that haze will be with us just about all day. and we have winds that were really been following to the offshore. it first going to get all of that. plus your chance to spring the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> time now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr. a good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. you know, we have a couple of opportunities for rain. we have another one. we've added

to the list, right like that. and even another one really upstream of the following week. but i want to get ahead of myself. first, first things first, though, those winds we know we have a little bit on shore county. we kind of a little microcosm here to kind of zoom in a bit. >> this is again around the carquinez strait. still noting that northwesterly winds are northerly. that's the offshore winds that are causing the problem. now, officially, sullivan county is the only county that's in the red flag warning. but as you can see, will be other issues going on elsewhere. here it is. a future for going forward. by the way, with all of this, it shifts more on shore. that will be by the late afternoon. there may be statements with this and what happens tonight into tomorrow and later packages. but for right now, they're focused on this afternoon. and what we have is basically the higher elevations of the east bay, the north bay outside the red flag warning which has a wind advisory. they have a wind advisory to cover that too. basically expect those winds at around. 25 35 miles per hour. and most directiva t today, a little cooler, a little bit more breezy. that's what you can bank on san jose

state. checking in with folks there got some high cloudiness to make note of little milky clouds there, all of them get back to the thermodynamic studies up to upstream. we see it coming in from the jet as you'll notice. this is the typical type of winter pattern hitching a ride coming in from the northwest. so it's more of a winter like pattern almost and you're going to feel the temperatures following suit upper 50's lower 60's on the border. lou. conquer coming in at 50 lower 50's along the east bay shoreline. but antioch racing head at 61. 53 for santa rosa, mostly sunny, breezy to windy with that wind advisory for the north and east bay. higher elevations. early rain is expected tomorrow and showers, but that's going to break up real quickly. daytime solar heating me then yield an isolated little showers throughout the day later, we're talking still chilly conditions and also breezy, too. so 50's 60's will be the rule. you're really going to feel that punch on monday and it's going to kind of recovery recover in the 60's for the balance of the week. rain monday adding one on friday and even upstream into the later next week. sun

and clouds mixture in between with temperatures holding in the 60's. let's watch it all. there's the well celebrated monday. all right. and then here comes in a little stream coming in for thursday. wait, there's more. and then as we get into friday, it's another little batch. the sneaks into the southerly route. but still combined with cooler air may help reduce mobile war mountain snows up to tahoe. and we need that added the bank account a little bit and even further upstream to the following tuesday. yet another system to look out for. but as we start getting further outward, we run into accuracy problems because that this isn't sometimes hold but nice things. look forward to 4 zone forecast the sunday. 64 san francisco upper 50's along the coast. burlingame, you're coming in about 64 today. keep in the 60's all over the peninsula. my pop 70 here or there. but on balance 60's, a little chilly at the coast. the south bay. this is where some of the lower 70's are hiding out. morgan hill, 72 looks like 69 cupertino, 70 per santa clara back to the 60's on the east bay

shoreline, tri valley. you're looking at lower 70's today. 73 walnut creek, 74 for concord. 67 for berkeley looks like fairfield about 74 notice. the temperature shift there from yesterday, even though the winds are offshore. 71 for napa in 72 for santa rosa. now we had yesterday last week, thursday popping in the lower 90's. compare that to monday. 57, what happened to the calendar 60 on tuesday. we stay in the 60's all week. we're looking for rain opportunities monday thursday, another one on friday early into the following week, too. and they temperatures during the period will stay pretty much in the lower 60's. stephanie? >> yeah, we need the rain. so glad to see that. there's some on the way science is once again taking cues from science fiction. scientists in the u k built this sets of robotic fingers that can feel the sensation of touch. that's not creepy. the machines can sense. details on the surfaces of things they touch. thanks to special fingertips created by a 3 d printer. scientists

say artificial intelligence is helping make the technology more and more accurate. for 2 >> it was classic was a calm. the cool thing from real the thing gets it to see how real neural signals behind you. we found this close match between what we could extract from out fishel think that's it. some cool things that them for 2 years that we would see it. the information, the sensation that speed from smith's it officials think if it as acting like the human sense of >> will be interesting to see the real world applications of that technology. researchers say these new robot fingers could make future machinery even more productive. your next rental car could be an electric car from pole star. thanks to a new major deal with hertz. rich demuro has more on the move to electric rentals in today's tech smart. >> first tesla now pollstar

hurt is buying up to 65,000 electric cars from the swedish automaker. so what's it like to drive a polestar recently? i found out. >> it's definitely has pick up. while tesla has become a household name, pull star is more of an up and coming electric car maker like the big panoramic roof up here. now the swedish automaker partially owned by volvo has a big order in store from hertz. the car rental company will buy up to 65,000. polestar 2 vehicles over the next 5 years. full electric vehicle, 408 horsepower, 270 miles of range. greg hambro is president of pull start north america. when we think about post are we always talk about technology design, innovation all-stars. infotainment system is powered by google. everything that you know and love with the google assistant is now in the google. >> tune to kiss fm, navigate me to the closest starbucks.

what's the weather going to be like tomorrow? the $46,000 polestar 2 still eligible for incentives. it's tech forward but comfortable and familiar first impression of this car is that it feels like a standard sedan. still, the power of the electric torque is unmistakable. wow. that's impressive. well, the polestar 2 has a more standard design. the company pushing the limits of what an electric sports car can be fun. the then that makes a very important. the prototype pollstar '02 is a convertible partly made from sustainable materials. it even has its own drone. the drone comes out of this parking garage. it will automatically follow and record your drives and to get really nice. shareable memories of field right? >> that was rich demuro reporting. and while it will probably be a while before we see that particular car on city streets, polestar does

expect to launch 3 new cars over the next 3 years, including an suv. the polestar 2 should start showing up at hertz locations later this year. now the bay area basketball, the warriors will wrap up the regular season today in new orleans last night, the warriors were in san antonio taking on the golden state jumped out to a 10 point lead halftime, but the spurs battle that to make it a close game. in the end, the worriers held on to win by a final of 100 to 94 tonight's game against the pelicans to tip off at 6.30. now to baseball. the giants hosting the miami marlins before the game. brandon crawford got his 4th gold glove. carlos rodon made his giants debut and he was dominant. he struck out 12 batters in 5 innings. but in the 7th inning with the game tied the marlins, take the lead with this rbi single

giant couldn't together much offense and they lost by a final of 2 to one. the 2 teams play again today. first pitch is set for one. 0, 5, at oracle park. meanwhile, the a's were in philadelphia trying to bounce back from an opening day loss. the phillies took the lead in the first inning with this 2 run homerun. and after that, the phillies never looked back. they go on to win by a final of 42. the 2 teams will wrap up their series later this morning. first pitch is set for 10. 0, 5 in philadelphia. more news right after this.

more than 100 skydivers tried to make it into the world record books for the most skydivers in one from ation over the age of 60. the group who attempted this record is called s o s that stands for skydivers over 60 good for them. on saturday morning, all 110 sky divers jumped from 5 different planes. the goal is to get everyone information while in the sky. but sadly, they did not succeed this time around, but the group says they will be trying again pretty soon and we wish them the best of luck with that. all right. still ahead in the next hour on the kron, 4 morning news, a fire destroys a home depot in the south bay. all the flames are affecting people living in the area. >> and multiple firc crews battling this big fire in

benicia. what officials are telling kron 4 about the flames this morning.

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joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. >> it's sunday, april 10th and we have a lot to get to this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. off to a pretty decent start. lots of blue skies. blue bay, as you can see is the >> shot from the east bay shoreline for us. our temperature check. we have the upper 50's lower 60's, although not as lofty for highs expected today. 58 going on santa rosa, 60 for san jose. 61. meanwhile, 4 antioch in for comparison sake. we're still ahead. what we were this time yesterday, but we will trail as winds start to combat our warming trend for today because of those winds that big feature were noting is the red flag warning for solano county. now we'll still have some dry conditions with winds elsewhere. but this is the the area of caution. this may be extended a little bit for the wind advisories because we do see that lingering a little bit into tonight. this actually tonight into tomorrow, too. a quick snapshot of those winds kind

of variable. they are right now. kind of all over the place in the single digits. but again, they will pick up later on today. and that's going to be on the features will notice breezy a little cooler. 69 doesn't buy one same thing. fly 4 o'clock. we have lower 70's going on in the inland areas. what we're really waiting for is rain to develop by tomorrow morning. and it looks like will be a couple bouts of that in the week. ahead will have more on the forecast a bit. stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> turning now to a big story out of the south bay where a 5 destroyed a home depot in san jose. you're looking at video showing just how big that fire was. kron four's. camila barco is live in san jose for us. camila. what if you alert? >> well, stephanie, we know that the roof collapsed because of that fire, the home depot buy behind me. and crews are still here on scene. they have been here sense 6 o'clock yesterday when the fire started. you can also see if i step on the way. you can also

see light smoke just from the building. it's been like this. the whole. >> warning by zoom in. you also get a look at the aftermath of the building. you'll see a part of this group from home depot. just come her. and you also see that light smoke lingering here in the air. now, i even saw this smoke coming on my way just exiting off the highway. but if you take a look at your screen, you'll see some video from the fire happened yesterday afternoon. >> a fact fire trucks battled the fire from above and below they were able to get it under control around 11 o'clock last night. >> and this will be put. it's located at a plaza here in south san jose right across from the westfield mall. there's also right next store, a pet hospital. it's called wag the campus. the san jose fire captain tells me that

they were able to evacuated of the pats and the employees up from that store. fire. the fire captain does also tell me that there is currently a shelter in place for the people who live in this area, specifically lisa drive area because of the smoke and fire crews say that the air quality is unhealthy. and they're going to be reevaluating that some time this morning. now we did speak to an employee who worked at the olive garden nearby. he tells us that he was not even able to go to war because >> of the fire. >> as i work all about it right down here and i was driving down the street. i was driving down the street and i heard like really loud explosions from by home depot and out. it was kind of weird. and i saw a bunch of the poll workers like running out everyone in panic. and i kind of where so that once i part a saw the home depot going into flames and i'm going to work and they like the and selling clocking out. the flames got

worst. lot of like those smoke was really dark. but all of a sudden i noticed a bunch of firefighters and police like rushing down here. >> firefighters are still said a second. what that means that they will play. we are trying to do that. there are no flare up and that it is safe to go joe. investigators it how this fire happened. now, earlier this morning, i spoke to one of the managers both the house to that track to it. lumber inside the. the home did feel some of that fire yesterday. but investigators are still trying to figure out what exactly right. fire the how to manage office tells that they would not be open today. it's unclear when they will opening more. if they will ever

reopen. because this is the fact that we have a lot with the during an update on day fire department later this morning and want to know more. we'll update you on. >> and so sad to hear about all the damages that were caused by that fire. good to know that firefighters that fire under control. thank you, camila for that live report. all right. in the north bay, fire crews are still on scene of a major fire in benicia. >> the fire started at around noon on saturday near bayshore road close to the m port stocks. you're looking at video from when the fire was at its peak yesterday afternoon. some of that smoke is still visible from the area this morning. now we spoke with deputy city manager mario giuliani. he gave us an update on the progress that firefighters were able to make overnight. >> clear. we still don't know what started the fire. that investigation will i continue once this incident is concluded, we've made great

progress for the night. thanks to southern marin. fire 2 were on fire in san francisco fire boats it was jobs dousing the dockside to reduce that fire. they're now remains about 3 small pockets that continue to burn on the docks. the challenge for firefighter crews is removing the asphalt material on top of the dock. to reach the timber so that we douse those flames and put it out and we anticipate the fire to continue to burn throughout the day. well, the damages is certainly concerning. this is a report of any show that. >> facilitate operations for imports and the benicia valero refinery. and so both of those will be impacted to the extent remains to be seen. staff has already both those organizations and we're prepared to meet league basis to working operation will need to moving forward as a release, a public health and safety. there's very little smoke and the only thing visible not now looks like steam. so there's no my

concern for public health. even yesterday we have monitors on site throughout the day taking measurements for air particles. nothing register. so we were monitoring. this is a situation inter day. so i would encourage our residents in the local area to continue to look at the benicia city website and you know some page as well as following our social media accounts for updates. >> we do expect another update from the city later this afternoon. as always, you can keep up with the latest developments on our website. that's kron 4 dot com. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, friends and family mourn the loss of a man shot in oakland. >> why they're calling his murder a senseless act of murder a senseless act of violence. meet a future mom, murder a senseless act of violence. a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van!

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>> welcome back. there's a new campaign underway in san francisco to help with the city's affordable housing shortage. community organizers introduced the affordable homes now measure an amendment to the city charter. if it's given the green light, the measure would streamline affordable housing projects by reducing approval time from what can often be several years to just 6 to 9 months. kron four's felecia gaal has more. >> affordable housing projects take too long to get approved for the proper permits to build, say housing advocates

were disappointed. the san francisco board of supervisors rejected the affordable homes now city charter amendment earlier this year. now they're presenting the initiative as a ballot measure to voters a housing development is totally zoning. compliant, totally compliant with every existing law. >> in san francisco that it should be able to be approved within 9 months. that is in contrast to what happens now with projects languishing in appeals and bogged down by lawsuits delaying construction by an average of 4 years. mayor london breed and state senator scott wiener support the measure by shortening the time period that it crew we'll get more housing will be more accessible. >> for people and should this initiative make the ballot in november? it would only require a simple majority to pass union jobs. >> and create housing. we're working. folks can actually lift san franciscans overwhelmingly want to see

affordable housing. we want to have educator housing and we want it done is we've got to have you signed this as is the initiative needs. 52,000 signatures by mid july to qualify for the november ballot. on saturday alone, advocates collected 700 signatures in san francisco police to call crime scene where >> and today we're looking out for winds going on. okay. we're looking at for winds going on here. could be some offshore as well to solano county elsewhere. it's going to be more of onshore field. keeping temperatures down a bit lower. 70's are looking for highs going on. >> but later this week, we've got a couple opportunities for rain. all boy about time going to have that coming up.

>> all right, time for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr. out all these windy conditions can be making things easy for firefighters. you know what, even if they're coming on shore, it's still an issue because winds are it looks like they're favoring obit on shore later on this afternoon. that's good news. but we still have winds around tonight as well and into tomorrol to strike a ship that will only thing is we're getting some rain tomorrow morning. veterans there and yeah, thickening up marine layer along with all of that. we have to do some evaporation of some of the early rain when it starts. but at least we're going there. same track. here's the east bay shoreline. this particular view. >> we have some nice crystal clear blue skies work and they're just a little bit of haze, fuzzy haze. you can see off towards the distance. want to send you up to tahoe real quick because remember when we

get they get so in this case are getting some snow going on tomorrow to kind of add what they lost to some melting and then another drop in temperatures tuesday until they recover later in the week. but boy, this is all good news. get some more moisture there. kind of hold on to it for a little while. ultimately with the seasons changing, we're going into the melting phase, but nice to hold on as long as we can. storm tracker shows everything all set up waiting for us to drop south. more reminiscent of a winter time pattern. see in april upper 50's lower 60's are pretty much the rule. 65 in iraq. 58 for santa rosa. 57 60. meanwhile for san francisco handing it over to future cast for pretty decent day today. are those winds kind of cool even though they will be offshore? but later on shore, here's the onset into the north bay, as you can see now, based on timing, this will be for the mid latter portion of the commute that the rain starts and when it starts as the fight to some drier air to get started. so it may not be as plentiful as it looks there. clearing out.

it looks like for the afternoon notice this pole station just take that with a grain of salt. the higher elevations. sometimes you get a little bit up sloping that stress to fire off a little shower there. when you get all the heating, that's just energy in the atmosphere to produce a little bit more because we do have the colder air aloft there's the snows you can see in the mountains. but longer-range is actually a couple more opportunities for rain to so off shore up the solano county. it looks like and even portions of the east bay then shifting more on shore by late this afternoon evening by this time time time stamp were out of all the statements that are currently running. they may issue or expand or whatever they want to do later on with the statement. stay tuned as it were. but we have the winds hanging around. it looks like until about tuesday morning. back to our big statement, though, solano county. you've got that a red flag warning until 5 going on this afternoon or evening. let's look at the new moisture levels here. they drop off to the inland spots. you can see in the teens in the 20's. then we go into tomorrow morning, rain events developing.

remember right across the bay. now with these numbers in the 80's, even 70's, that means some of operation. so it'll steal some of the rain that we see on radar. but at least looks like we might get some of that until clears up in the afternoon a little bit bigger view of things. again, waiting for this to drop south trap, easing on through 64 san francisco. 69 oakland, 70%, jose got those high temperatures. a little reduced from what they were from yesterday on balance, mostly sunny. and the other factor you'll notice is breezy and a little cooler. maybe some mid 70's off to the delta bit. 72 going on santa rosa, 70 for nevada win. 64 san francisco in a bit. well, the 4 zone forecast for you and look at several opportunities for rain. stephanie. >> looking forward to it. thank you, dave. ukrainian officials say russian missiles targeting a train station killed at least 52 people, including 5 children, the attack left dozens more injured. the station was serving as an evacuation center for people fleeing the country. the russian words for

the children reportedly painted on at least one of the missiles used to blow up the station in an address. the ukrainian president again accused the kremlin of war crimes and targeting innocent civilians. pedro rivera has more on the latest escalation in ukraine. >> this train station was an evacuation center for citizens fleeing the violence in eastern ukraine. video from days ago shows hundreds of people lining up to leave ahead of an expected russian attack on friday. that attack came bledsoe. teddy bears aed luggage are leftover remnants of russia's latest brutality. ukrainian officials report 50 people were killed and close to 100 were injured after a russian missile strike on a train station. the russian words for the children painted on the remaining missile officials report at least 5 children were among those killed. william is what's in the ritzy. this is another war crime committed by russia. everyone responsible for this will be brought to justice in an address. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky

accused the kremlin of purposely targeting civilians not become a like mass killings in like many other russian war crimes. the missile strike must become one of the charges at the tribunal. despite the video, russian leaders dispute the attack saying their military do not use those kind of missiles. the pentagon, pfizer denial, unconvincing, particularly when the ministry actually announced it. >> and then when they saw reports of civilian casualties excited to announce this was a russian strike. stock. >> days after russian forces retreated from the key region, in car of are combing through the destruction. the mayor of the town reports 132 civilians have lost their lives during the constant bombing. russian forces have taken losses of their own, leaving many soldiers with the lack of supplies. troops have been working are treating north into belarus and then into russia. we're beginning to see indications. >> that they are, in but working on ways of refitting

and these units. on thursday, the united nations general assembly voted to suspend russia from its human rights council following the attack at the train station in eastern ukraine. the spokesman for the secretary general for the u when stefan due to wreak said perpetrators will be held accountable. they are a gross violation of international humanitarian law and international human rights law. >> that was pedro rivera reporting for us. u.s. intelligence officials say russian president vladimir putin, they use president biden support for ukraine as a means to justify interfering in american politics yet again, they say so far there's no evidence pueden has authorized election meddling, but they believe president biden's recent criticism of russia's invasion may have created incentive. american intelligence agencies found that russia interfered in the last 2 presidential elections. a bipartisan group of u.s. lawmakers is slated to head to eastern europe next week to show solidarity with ukraine

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being held hostage by armed kidnappers far from home. reporter kailey be sun has the details of this shocking kidnapping. >> it sounds like the scene out of the movie taken from your bed by armed gunman in the dead of night. but this was real life for sister sue ellen tennyson, who is living with 2 other sisters. >> at the time on robbers entered their home vandalized. to the best of our knowledge. they're safe. no injuries to them took says just well and as a hostage, the american nun who is 83 has lived and worked as a missionary. >> in the west african nation of burkina faso since 2014, 10 gunmen kidnapped her late monday in her pajamas without her shoes, glasses or medicine. it's believed she

was targeted because she's american. >> obviously, when something like this happens, your shot and the fact that we haven't at least up to this point, heard any ransom demands. it's another kind of unsettling issue. the once-peaceful burkina faso has recently seen violence and political instability. >> link to al qaeda and the islamic state. the u.s. embassy in the west african country says it's monitoring the situation and standing ready to provide assistance. some of the challenges are this is a very small country. this is in a very isolated and a salute. >> you know, and remove area what resources might be available to u.s.. government. may not be the scene is in as they are and other resource to areas. >> that was kaylee be sun reporting. we have more news straight ahead, including more information about a shooting in san jose. back in 2 minutes.

>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. it start this half hour with a look at our forecast. a spar is in the weather center with the latest. and dave, i hear about some rain is on the way. >> yeah, we have a couple opportunities. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's actually increased a little better as look to the long range

forecast saying the next 10 days or so. so good stuff coming our way. here's the east bay shoreline, blue skies. so basically mostly sunny today. we'll have some high cloudiness to kind of peer on through a little update here on wind map. they have taken up the wind advisories for the bay area except solano county. where also has the red flag warning. however, they may come back again for later forecast period. so just to stay alert, we do see them build more off-shore on shore rather later on this afternoon evening. that will take away. maybe some of the fire concerns it will be dropping in from the northwest, which is more of a typical pattern for us in the winter months. then we tend to see this late in the season. winds are mostly variable over the read a region for right now. single digits we can see across the district that will be building again this afternoon. and for today, high temperatures lower 70's going on inland by this afternoon, noting some of those high clouds scattered about a little bit for today as well. again, we're looking for rain and the early morning commute tomorrow, although not a lot from all of this and will pull safe for the morning

hours, clearing up for the afternoon. but again, more upstream will have that long range forecast for you a bit. stephanie, thank you to it. >> breaking news out of the south bay. police now responding to a shooting in san jose. it happened around 7.40, on the 2500 block of dillion court. we know one man was taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. the shooter is still on the loose. we're continuing to follow that massive home depot fire that sparked in san jose on saturday. this video showing just how big the flames got the fire forcing people into pet hospital in the area to evacuate. kron four's. camila barco is live in san jose with the latest on this developing story. and camilla, that fire is still burning behind. you. >> yes, so, stephanie, the smoke still is still lingering here in the air throughout the morning. we haven't really that just now we're starting to get a win of that smoke from the fire that happened

yesterday. now crews are out here. they're still monitoring the ar area, making sure that there are no flare up said if i get out of the way, you guys will get a better look at what i am saying. >> i mean, many here. see, you guys can understand the see the aftermath. and you can see here many parts of home depot has berg. this. this part over here is very liberal. and on top, you can just see smoke exiting the building. and if i zoom in over here, you'll see fire crews there. and if i zoom in over a year, you can. this is the front entrance of home barely noticeable right now because of all that smoke. >> i'm sitting at the building, but we take a look at your screen. you'll some and look at the scene of a yesterday when the fire did happened around 6 in the afternoon. they were able fire crews were able to get it under control around 11 o'clock last night and they big here sets. now this home depot. it's located at a plaza

in san south, san jose right across from the westfield mall next door to a pet hospital called wag lee campus. the fire captain from the san jose fire department does tell me that they were able to evacuate the animals and employees it safely. there is also a shelter in place for the people who live in the l lisa drive area because of the smoke fire to say that the air quality is unhealthy and they're going to be reevaluated that some time this morning. and stephanie, right up behind home. people are several but it's more of a residential area. >> we did speak to one homeowner who is literally left a mile away from his home depot. he plenty of dark smoke exiting this yesterday. here's what he had to say. >> i was in my kitchen. and i heard fire trucks, helicopters. so i walked outside and it was right there behind me. and the fire

started coming out little by little the saw fireballs coming out. it was like big helicopters were evacuating neighborhood. >> that was death. one of the here in the home depot area i'm did not evacuate. he stayed inside. this morning. he was just getting a better look as to how the aerial looked at back out here live. you can still see the smoke getting the from home depot. now, stephanie, just to give you an idea that this happened at 6 in the afternoon yesterday and we're still seeing smoke will linger here in area. fire crews are on scene, as you can see, just slides in the area for any flare we did speak to one home depot employee who tells me that this building. >> inside is practically a a loss. he also says they will

not be opening today. it's unclear if they will re open because of all the damage done. the roof collapsed we're still waiting to hear the san jose fire department as to what's going to happen next. right now. like i said, they're still monitoring the area for heavy but, stephanie, the good news is that no one was hurt. back to you. >> definitely good news there, camille and for homeowners who live in that area, it's probably a good idea. 2, keep your windows closed to prevent that smoke from coming into your homes today. thank you, camila for that live report. now to the north bay. fire crews are working to put out a fire in benicia that fire started saturday around noon near bayshore road close to the airport. stocks, deputy city manager mario giuliani says 3 small areas are still burning right now and he expects them to continue burning throughout the day. giuliani told us in a morning interview that the fire is not

a threat to people and there isn't much smoke left behind right now, however, fire crews are still trying to make sure that the flames stay away from any hazardous materials in the area. we do expect to have a live an update later from the city today at around noon. and we'll keep you updated with any new information that is released. now to the east bay. we're learning more about the man who was shot and killed near lake merritt in oakland earlier this week. the loss is causing a lot of pain for the people at the associated with that victim and kron four's gayle ong spoke to his longtime partner. >> it's a wonderful guy and it's just everybody's friend. there's no reason for this absolutely senseless. meredith lee are identified. the man killed in a shooting in oakland wednesday night as 33 year-old devin stanford. >> her partner of 5 years more than anything is my the stream. >> and you just an amazing 9, jerry, very loving, very loyal. he would do anything

for his friends. he didn't do anything to help. strangers left heartbroken and mourning his death. >> weir says stanford was a stepfather brought his dixon and leaves behind a young daughter. set whole right. i don't even know. longtime friend marie king says stanford who was originally from texas loved music and fashion. he was just so energetic and you can just, you know, feel the energy coming from him. and he helped everybody and love everybody. >> he had no enemies. he was such a wonderful person. >> around 09:00pm wednesday night, oakland police responded to a shooting on the 1200 block of lakeshore avenue near lake merritt. police believe the victim was shot and robbed. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. we're says stanford was taking an after-dinner stroll around the lake and rifle to figure out what happened. did this. >> an ally and it makes absolutely no sense. we should be able to go to local parking. have recreation. feel

safe in our city. >> in the meantime, we're is raising money for funeral arrangements and money for his daughter. oakland. police say this is the 3rd homicide in the area in the last 3 months and have vowed to step up patrols. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and another shooting happened friday night in oakland. police say it left one person injured. it happened on hillside street and this is video from the scene. it shows officers clearing the area as they start their investigation. officers tell kron 4 about the victim has been taken to a hospital and is now in stable condition. no information released on the suspect yet. so far. in hayward. police say a man was shot and killed friday afternoon in the area of jackson street. and so to road investigators have not reeeased any information on the victim or suspect. the white house is apparently allegedly playing downplaying potential threats to the public's health after this week, several people around the president tested positive

for covid-19, our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has more. probably the most high-profile positive case of the week. speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, who had an up and close encounter with the president. >> shortly before she tested positive. >> this week, dozens of top government officials and others tested positive for covid-19 after a high-profile washington dinner last week in republican senators susan collins and democratic senator raphael warnock are the latest victims and possibly the highest profile case. speaker nancy pelosi and the building thursday, she abruptly canceled her weekly press conference after testing positive like anyone the president may at some point test positive for covid friday. white house press secretary jen psaki acknowledged president biden could be vulnerable shortly before testing positive. speaker pelosi was spotted hugging and even kissing the president on the cheek and

thursday, the vice president's communications director also tested positive. both the president and the vice president have since tested negative. the vice president wore a mask. >> inside today, but she it both with the president with her staff psaki says what's most important is the president is prepared. he has taken a range of precautions. he's also taken steps like getting second booster as he did last week. earlier this week. doctor anthony fauci is that the 4th shot is proven to prevent serious illness or death. that's a well established fact, according to the speaker's office, pelosi is fully vaccinated. boosted and only experiencing mild symptoms as our most others who reported positive cases. the white house says the president will continue his public schedule. his doctors are that he could continue to carry out his duties. and friday, the president held a large gathering on the south lawn of the white house to celebrate the confirmation of justice to be. >> judge ketanji brown

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>> welcome back. time now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr. it seems like the big weather story this weekend is the wind. yeah, it's been that way from yesterday and today as well, most of the minute on shore. but we're still watching out offshore a little bit and slower county. the winds are going to hang on a little bit into tomorrow morning, too. we're actually watching at that point. some rains. we have everything in the always here, if you will. yeah, a live shot coming in for what we've got going on. terms of the winds, the right across the carquinez strait for holding on for right now. but we've been noticing up to the north. they've been favoring a little bit direction northerly. so we have a little touch of that offshore wind hang around a little bit. so the red flag warning remains in place going forward. however, it will favor more of an onshore wind. they have pulled a wind advisory stuff for now. they may reinstate something because as we go into tonight, another will pop happens as well as monday. and this will also be up rain opportunity by tomorrow morning as we get in the afternoon, looks at the winds will continue a bit live shot of the east bay

shoreline, blue skies, blue bay looking good on that front. here's the big system. it's the player for tomorrow morning. we get a break and then it looks like another one for thursday and then get followed by another one in 2, the following week, 60 oakland, 59 for hayward. 56 fremont in the inland locations of the east bay, upper 50's lower 60's. 58 going on for santa rosa, mostly sunny, breezy wind advisory for the north and the east bay for higher elevations. tomorrow, early rain showers clearing and chilly 50's and 60's mixture. and then for this week, rain is on monday thursday and friday. we've added and then into the following week as well. sunny sun and clouds mixture with temperatures holding in the 60's. so it's going to be a bit on the cool side. but like a little flavor winter going on here in april. this is what it looks like on the maps. boom. there's that chance on monday breaks up a little dose on thursday. mountain snows follow with. and then yet a quick other dose shot happens. this is kind of new on friday, the

following week looks like something may happen as well. opening up the pacific for nicely like you know, better late than never, right. and we get a little bit of opportunity here in the rain season. we've got 64 going on in the 4 zone forecast. san francisco at the coast around 60 to upper 50's that that bayside 60's and all the way down the peninsula looks like maybe getting close to 70. we get on the palo alto in redwood city in the south bay, some lower 70's hanging on here. san jose. it's 70 69 cupertino, morgan hill. 72 back to the upper 60's on the east bay shoreline, tri valley, lower 70's, although kayaker getting around. 74 67 for berkeley fairfield coming in about 70 for one of the warmer spots. and tomorrow, don't forget will be cooler for everybody. 71 for napa. 72 for santa rosa. so if that's a shock to the system from those lofty lower 90's, get a load of monday, mentioning rain to 57 for a high going on a mixed bag of sun and clouds all week long. stay in lower 60's. all week. another rain opportunity

thursday, friday and into the following week. so we specific opened up here for a couple of opportunities for rain, which we very much need, stephanie? yeah, glad to see. we're getting a little more rain over the next few days. >> the science is once again taking cues from science fiction. scientists in the uk built a set of robotic fingers that can feel the sensation of touch. that's not creepy. the machines can sense. details on the surfaces of things they touch. thanks to special fingertips created by a 3 d printer. scientists say artificial intelligence is helping the machinery and the technology become more accurate. >> for 2 ago, it was classic was a calm. the cool thing from real the think it's a to see how real neural signals behind you. we found this week close match between what we could extract from out official think that's it. some cool things that them for 2 years that we would see it.

the information, the sensation that speed from smith's it officials think if if as acting like the human sense of >> researchers say these new robot fingers could make the machinery much more productive in the future. it's also helping scientists apparently understand complex the structure of human skin is. so pretty interesting stuff. there hurts just placed an order for 65,000 post. our electric cars for its rental facilities. in today's tech smart, rich demuro takes a ride in one of their cars and checks out their prototype sports car which comes complete with its own drone. >> first, tesla now pollstar hurt is buying up to 65,000 electric cars from the swedish automaker. so what's it like to drive a polestar recently? i found out. >> it's definitely has pick up. well, tesla has become a household name. pull star is

more of an up and coming electric car maker like the big panoramic roof up here. now the swedish automaker partially owned by volvo has a big order in store from hertz. the car rental company will buy up to 65,000. polestar 2 vehicles over the next 5 years. full electric vehicle, 408 horsepower, 270 miles of range. greg hambro is president of pull start north america. when we think about post are we always talk about technology design, innovation all-stars. infotainment system is powered by google. everything that you know and love with the google assistant is now in the google. >> tune to kiss fm, navigate me to the closest starbucks. what's the weather going to be like tomorrow? the $46,000 polestar 2 still eligible for incentives. it's tech forward but comfortable and familiar first impression of this car is that it feels like a standard sedan. still, the power of the electric torque is unmistakable. wow. that's

impressive. well, the polestar 2 has a more standard design. the company pushing the limits of what an electric sports car can be fun. the. then that makes a very important the prototype pollstar '02 is a convertible partly made from sustainable materials. it even has its own drone. the drone comes out of this parking garage. it will automatically follow and record your drives and to get really nice. shareable memories of field right? >> drone feature is pretty neat. and i was rich demuro reporting. well, we'll probably be a while before we see that particular car on city streets post are expects to launch 3 new cars over the next 3 years, including an suv. the polestar 2 would start showing up at hertz locations later this year. alright, tesla will start producing its highly anticipated electric pickup truck next year. ceo elon musk

made the announcement in austin, texas at the opening celebration of tesla's new global headquarters. the cybertruck has been delayed since it was unveiled in 2019 when a designer through a metal ball through a window and what was supposed to be a demonstration of the vehicles. toughness. i that did not go so well after the announcement. musk also announced a touted production of a roadster, a semi truck. and the first version of a humanoid robot. well, the future is going look pretty interesting. we'll be back with more news in 2 minutes.

happening today. an east bay grocery store is celebrating its 100 years of business. congratulations. the starbucks, a star grocery in berkeley will host an event to celebrate the anniversary from 2 to 4 in the afternoon. the event features live music performances from the berkeley high school jazz band. all the community members, everyone in the community is invited. an incredible vision brought to life allowing those who can't see to experience the beauty of art. kenyan artist. tina been creates abstract art for blind and visually impaired people. amid these bright colors and eclectic shapes is braille in braille, the artist describes the colors and

incorporates elaborate textures, which you can touch to experience the art work in certain lighting. the textures also provide shadows, which some visually impaired people can see money raised from the artwork goes towards i cataract surgeries for children. great initiatives there. a pair of retro video tape. collectors just realize they're sitting on a goldmine. take a look. take a harder. >> this definitely money to be night and as well looking through this collection. we just saw all titles that we knew would definitely bring the lose it. >> the 2 bought about 25,000 videotapes, mostly from video rental shops that were forced to close and after doing some research, they're now selling some of those tapes for hundreds of dollars. each. the discovery proves the old saying that one man's trash is another man's treasure. wow. pretty interesting stuff there. and let's take a quick look at our 7 day forecast. you can some interesting conditions out there day.

>> yeah, we've got a cooldown happening into the rain event on monday. another one to look out for thursday and another one on friday. that's a new wrinkle. by the way, red flag warning remains in sullivan county, by the way, until 5 today and then into the following week, it looks like there's another system look out for to step in and you came at the right time. have good news to the >> and we love good news. well, that's it for the kron. 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lynn, as we say goodbye, here's a beautiful shot time. shot of conditions. well, i guess not outside, but inside of our newsrooms and side of our new studio to it. have a great day. at jp morgan,

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