>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morniny news at 7. >> good morning. thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn. >> it's sunday. april 17th, happy easter. we have a lot to get to 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 a different type of morning we have today. no rain going on. mostly sunny skies expected, although a chilly start going on. >> and a little bit away. some patchy fog to some of the outlining areas. here's a live shot coming in the east bay shoreline. as you can see, let up very nicely. but we do want to look a little bit upstream. we may be sprayed by some high

cloudiness today. temperatures on balance will be into the 60's for highs today. a little bit of a cool breeze to come with the right as well. now, here are those chilly morning lows we're talking about in the 30's up to the north bay. that's the clear skies action overnight and drying out conditions of the service. 43 san francisco and around the immediate bay. you see a lot of 40's working here to 40 going on for livermore. 45 meanwhile, for antioch temperature change, though, for you. we had a rain event with cloud cover yesterday morning. so that artificially kept temperatures supported a bit almost we're a dozen degrees behind or more than we were from yesterday with the north bay sticking out a little bit more so just briefly, some of that fog in the east bay and some of those valleys put the off the tri valley. you may have some patches of some dense fog. here's the onshore winds in place. other bill bit of breeze thrown into this forecast makes it feel a little cooler. then it would look like 56 by 11 by 2 at 65. now, the good news is upstream. this week have a couple opportunities for rain. showers will be talking about that coming up in a bit.

stephanie, thanks very much, dave. developing news this morning. police are looking for the gunman who shot a man in san jose. >> it happened on the 13,000 block of 5 full avenue around 6 last night. police did not have any description of the shooter yet the victim did suffer life-threatening injuries. we are expecting an update from the san jose police department later today. a shooting left 2 people dead in oakland. it happened early saturday morning. officers responded to the scene on 77th avenue and found one person dead. this is video of that scene from the citizen app shortly afterwards, a second person was dropped off at a hospital where they also died. investigators believe these 2 incidents are related. in the north bay. police continue their search for the gunman who killed a man in toledo. the shooting happened near admiral callaghan lane. police have not released the victim's name but say he was a 21 year-old man from oakland. anyone with information is asked to please get in touch with billy hope. police. new

developments now in the sacramento mass shooting investigation. court documents show that 3 of the people killed were actually involved in the gang dispute that led to the shootout. the sacramento district attorney's office says at least one of the men who died fired a gun. court documents also show that shooting suspects smiley martin and joshua holt who casey posted on social media earlier that day sharing that they wanted to shoot rival gang members. holy casey died during the shooting. smiley remains in police custody. and happening tomorrow, nurses at 12 sutter health facilities across the bay area are going on strike. they're calling for improved health and safety standards. this is video from past strikes. monday's protest is expected to include 8,000 workers across all of northern california. the nurses at sutter health have been in contract negotiations since june of last year. they say

they want to and they want sutter to increase its nursing staff. the strike start around 7 tomorrow morning. among the hospitals affected are oakland, berkeley, santa rosa and san francisco. the golden state warriors are getting ready for game 2 of the nba playoffs. they hold a one-game lead over the denver nuggets in the best of 7 series, steph curry was back in action. he did not start last night, but he came off the bench about halfway through the 1st quarter. he finished with 16 points. klay thompson, meanwhile, made 4 threes in the 1st half. he had 19 points, but the real star was jordan poole who scored 30 points last night. the warriors win by a final of 123 to one. 0, 7, game 2 of the series is set for tomorrow night at 2he chase center. tip off, set for 7 kron four's amanda hari was at chase center talking to fans as she has more on how they felt after the warriors game. one victory.

>> fans were excited here at the chase center after the warriors got a fairly easy win against the denver nuggets. i spoke with some of them about their expectations for the rest of this series. >> and be more happy here. but i think it was amazing and i think we're going nuggets, fans packed the chase center for the first nba playoff game in san francisco since 1964. >> when they're in the playoffs. so, you know, we're chasing hopefully all the way. i think i'm cautiously optimistic warriors fan. alex says it's been a rough season with all of the injuries that things are finally coming together to get the end of the day that the goal is always been to win the championship in. so it's been frustrating at times to watch. and, you know, see the loss pileup at times. but at we're here now in the playoffs. we're hopefully healthy and felt open-wheel bar. i spoke to

multiple fans that say it's significant to have steph curry back on the floor alongside players like klay thompson, draymond green and jordan poole, the raising that kind of had the chemistry to know how to play with each hopefully don't get back on the championship runs as a team. augie bal has been a season ticket holder for years. he says the warriors are going to make a deep run in the playoffs and it starts with the series against the denver nuggets. denver's good team. so it's going to be pretty close. but i think the warriors to take about 5 or 6, i spoke with fans that said. >> if it comes to a game 5 or 7, both of which would happen right here at the chase center. they plan on being back for it at the chase center, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a south bay fire department is helping first responders in ukraine. more on what you can do to join in the effort to help. and after the break, it's been 116 years

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talk to your eczema specialist about dupixent, tomorrow, the city of san francisco marks 116 years since the 19 0, 6, earthquake and fire. >> a ceremony will be held at

20th and church streets. this is video of the ceremony from past years. the fire hydrant in that area will be painted gold. that fire hydrant was key to saving the city's mission district. the 19 0, 6 earthquake was a magnitude quake. more than 3,000 people died and more than 200,000 were left homeless. tomorrow ceremony begins at 5.40, bright and early in the morning. in advance of tomorrow's ceremony, city leaders and first responders gathered for the annual 19. 0, 6, earthquake and fire luncheon. the event had been canceled for the past 2 years due to the pandemic. former mayor willie brown was on hand saturday to honor the men and women of the fire department. >> we every appropriate respect and to who the fire is out and 19. 0, 6. there be no separate go >> a special survivor award

was given to 3 fire officers ond to keep the memory of the 19. 0, 6 tragedy alive. one of this year's recipients is former san francisco fire chief joanne hayes. white. >> and whether we have a pretty interesting forecast coming up this week ahead for today. your easter sunday looks pretty good. lots of sunshine. those temps in the 60's little bit of the evening breeze picking around the park in the street. however, as we go into next week, couple bouts of rain will be talking about that coming up. kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> welcome back. time now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr. dave, we had some rain yesterday. can we expect more rain on the this week? but not today, though, we're taking bit of a breather. looks like and it will be coming upstream as early as monday night. will be more success of after that. could morning everybody. happy easter. >> and here's what we're looking at. the east bay shoreline starting to light up a little bit. a few little puppy leftover clouds you can see off towards the distance. it will be sprayed by some high cloudiness today. but most of the traffic in action remains up to the north for your forecast. all right. right now, our temperatures middle to upper 30's going on up here in the north bay. got some cooling going on. 40's off to the east bay. we have clear skies overnight so that radiational cooling factor kicked in. course, we do have a lot of surface moisture. the kind of fought that a little bit. and some leftover patchy fog a little bit. perhaps out

there and try valley just a touch. there are handing it over to future cast for today. an eventful lots of sunshine as we get into monday morning. already encroach. but up here in the north bay will be some variable clouds working here already. and then by nightfall, here comes the rain, not as impressive as the bout that we just had from yesterday were during the overnight from friday into saturday, as you can see, kind of repeats that type of pattern, although it may be actually quicker to clear on monday, then we saw from this weekend and then wednesday we taking a little breather until the next week gets here. the polish off the rest of the week winds. we get the daytime heating all day and some of them start to pick up a little bit into the 20's particular there around the carquinez strait a little bit in some of those valleys up in the north bay. a bit will pick up some of those onshore winds that will be day time heating, even though will be fairly cool, will stay in the 60's, even in those inland spots here. so for today, mostly sunny, cool, breezy 60's near 70 well in london this week we've got sun

and clouds mixture with the showers jumping in and out of just showed you one of those happening on monday night tuesday. the next weekend should be mostly sunny with some minor warming. and we return back to the business of the 70's for today. 58 san francisco yet a breeze in there to be chilly 60 for oakland. 68 meanwhile for san jose across the wider real estate, we see the upper 60's at work here in spots coming in about 70 complements of those winds delayed little cooler and 68 for san jose in a bit. we'll be having the 4 zone forecast. we'll let you know what's going on there. plus, that extended forecast as we watch the rain jumping in and out. stephanie. >> looking forward to it. thank you, dave. russian forces are ramping up their attacks in ukraine. as raquel martin explains, ukraine's president is warning the worst is yet to come. >> the blood he battle for ukraine is intensifying as russian forces are ramping up attacks across the country since the start of the war,

the office of the un high commissioner for human rights has recorded more than 4,000 civilians have been injured and nearly 2000 killed him. i see him up. so as soon friday and ukraine's president said russian forces are terrorizing ukrainians right now is lindsay is pleading for more aggressive sanctions against russian oil to try and deter escalating attacks. he's also warning putin may ultimately turn to nuclear warfare if the battle drags out, especially after ukraine successfully think russia's black sea flagship thursday, none of us can take lightly. threat posed thursday. cia director william burns echoed concerned that after setbacks on the ground who could pivot to russian nuclear weapons given the potential desperation president putin and the russian leadership. but at the only current evidence is putins verbal threats. so far we haven't seen a lot of >> practical evidence of the kind of deployments in

response to the lungs keys. please. this week, the biden administration okayed another 800 million dollars in aid to help ukraine's military fight back. the package includes an additional 11 in my 17 helicopters, 500 javelin missiles, 300 switchblade drones and 100 armored humvees in washington, raquel martin. >> the war in ukraine is giving the u.s. military insight on how to handle future conflicts with russia. army secretary christine warm it says one major lesson already learned is how to find information warfare on the internet. the army is now doing scenario exercises at fort irwin in california. our troops are learning how to respond to specific russian attacks already used so far in the invasion of ukraine, which includes the spread of false news and propaganda online. and take a look at this massive backup of trucks carrying said humanitarian supplies at the border between ukraine and poland. that line

stretched for about a mile and a half. the goal was to get much needed relief to those fleeing war by easter time. there were reports of several trucks and cars waiting for more than 2 days to cross the border. most of the cars had ukrainian and polish plates. one driver said police were trying to manage and control traffic flow by prioritizing cars over large trucks. first responders in the south bay stepped up to get some much needed support to their counterparts in ukraine. the san jose firefighters union held a fundraiser on saturday as kron four's believe juggle reports the money collected will help relief efforts during the russian invasion. >> i mean, this is a. >> you know, terrorism at its finest. marian lava was born and raised in ukraine. he moved to the states when he was 9 years old and has served as a firefighter with the san jose fire department for 7 years. he says it means the

world to him that his union, san jose firefighters, local to 30 chose to host a fundraiser at the brit sports pub and patio saturday. the percentage of food beverage and raffle proceeds going to help. ukrainian first responder put their lives on the front line like we do here. you pretty severe circumstances that out to do toes of ukrainian firefighters in action are displayed inside the brit. the venue open 2 hours early to host the event which raised more than $5,000. that much money will be able to get a lot of medical you know, it. >> get everything that they can do this to support the citizens that they're rescuing out collins lives in the bay area now but was also born and raised in ukraine. she stopped by with her family support fund raiser and her family overseas living through the russian invasion. there's too

building most of them when everybody wants to know. >> they're going and risking their lives to save u.s. citizens. so means the world in san jose, felipe goal kron 4 games. what a great effort. hope those $5,000 goes a long way. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the giants and a's both pull off big victories on the road. we have the highlights after the break. happening in just a few

hours, the giants will go for the sweep over the cleveland guardians. >> giants fans came out in cleveland to support their team in the second game of the series in the 5th inning with the giants down by one brandon belt comes through with the bases loaded. he singles up the middle 2 runs score and the giants takes the lead. then in the 8th inning with the game tied at 2, wilmer flores hits a ground ball to second. the indians try to turn a double play. but flores beats the throw that gives the giants the lead. san francisco goes into when we're on to win by a final of 42 game. 3 of the series is later this

morning. first pitch is set for 10, 40 in cleveland. and this morning the oakland a's will try to pick up the series victory against the toronto blue jays before the game. yesterday, matt chapman received the gold glove. he won while playing for oakland last season. he also home to his former team. the game was tied in the 9th inning when the a's take the lead with a 2 run home run. oakland went on to win by a final of 75. the 2 teams will play the final game of the series at 10, 30 this morning. and for your money this morning, the cost of airplane tickets is up 20% compared to prepandemic levels. this comes as travel. experts say they've seen an increase in americans making plans for a spring or summer vacation according to tally a cryptic red card payment app, inflation and record high gas prices have not done much to change americans. appetites for going out and having a good time credit card spending on travel jumped 22% in march.

we'll take a look at this. a fire crew in san mateo county rescued this little guy. they responded to reports of this. doug ling stuck in a storm drain. and when they arrived, firefighters also found the birds brothers and sisters rescuing a total of 9 ducklings. firefighters managed to get all the animals out safely and reunite them with mom. so good news there. mama duck did wait nervously by the drain the entire time the rescue took place and after all is said and done the reunited family, as you can see their wild off happily. well, that's some nice news for this morning. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a brazen thief fills his bag with items from the bay area drugstore. you can see that right there. any walk straight out. >> the moment all caught on camera.

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mostly sunny to start. it will be sprayed by some high cloudiness today. >> that will be ongoing. but the earnings cloud cover really doesn't get here until tomorrow. we'll see some variable clouds already building at that point. winds a little bit of one. we have a breeze coming on shore. that's pretty much expected. a little bit of an uptick in those winds expected this afternoon. temperature check for you. a little chilly up in the north bay as we return to the 30's middle to upper 30's at that 40's cover the breath of most of the bay. 39 for palo alto. the other cool spot. 56 expected by 11 by 2. we're talking 65 some inland spots may be able to brush by 70 potentially will get mostly 60's for the week ahead, being interrupted constantly by rain kind of coming and going. take a look at the bay itself. 58 going on san francisco. 61 for oakland, 68 san jose in a bit we'll have a look at your 4 zone forecast and we'll check in on that. extended with the rain again coming and going. stephanie and i some sunshine out today. >> also happening today for the first time in 2 years,

easter service returns in person to grace cathedral in san francisco because of the covid pandemic. previous services had to be held virtually kron four's. camila barco is live in san francisco now speaking with church officials and camilla. this moment must feel pretty significant for everyone there. pretty significant for churches across the country. today marks the first day for >> many people across the country as they return to in-person services. on the date of easter. and with me, i have malcolm young to talk about today and i mean, normal, you guys have hundreds and hundreds of people during easter service. key talk about before the pandemic. how many people would attend a service? yeah, we we would usually have 2000 people here in the cathedral. and when that number of people are here, just like the energy. >> you know that the intercom that sociologist talk about collective effervescence and

feeling that you have when you have 2000 people in this church, it's amazing. and just to make it clear, that is just for one service. that's exactly right. so we do in that can keep coming again and again and again. the service has kind of different feel to it. so so we we we've had such happy days on easter week here in this place. and you like i said, you guys have not had an easter service sent 2019 it in person. >> today, will you guys be strict re be like scaling back on the amount of people that are coming here today? you know, we we haven't had a surf, isn't that long? but we have a still have our health and our health practices in we've requiring vaccinations since august of this year. and vaccinated. they're wearing y pretty confident we can do this. >> but it you know, it's such a contrast from, you know, when we're in pandemic, it was just it was me and a camera standing in the but like the last weeks and in this week to have everybody here is just so

magical. >> and if you're kind of a different like you say, you can talk in front of a camera and instead of the whole crowd, i mean, is there really a difference on how that goes? yeah, completely on for one thing. the camera can't tell you when its but when you're dying to a person that person space is giving a lot of feedback. so, yeah, it's we've been back in person since prime may of last year. and so having people back has been i can see their faces because their mask by can still kind of telling their board. yeah. speaking of the mask, you guys will be a lot people here today during easter service, but they will have to be wearing mask will vary. will they have to be showing proof of vaccination as well? yeah, that's exactly right. we still have those in place just because if so many people coming here today, we just want to be as safe as we can given the numbers. and like you said last may that when you guys started your in-person services once again and then this year, you guys are continuing it now for will you guys be taking reservations are, you know, are as it did people have to rsvp? yeah, we have an online

registering register registering but you know, in the last week if someone arrives in there like i come from minneapolis and you know, there's a lot of people like that who didn't know about the registration process. and so we were able to accommodate them too. all right. well, thank i'll commit today. the first service will be at 8, 38, 30 at 8.30. and then there will be another service at 11. >> but, stephanie, it's going to be a very significant day here at grace cathedral. back to you. great. and it's wonderful to see every that they're planning to get everyone together celebrating safely as well. >> thank you so much. camila. >> i caught on camera. a shoplifter is spotted stealing from a cvs pharmacy in san francisco. video shows the man appearing to grab items from the shelves and stuffing them into a suitcase. kron four's gayle ong spoke with witnesses who say they saw the whole thing happen. >> the employees are like asking them leave even the cave. it has seen video like this before. people shopping

in san francisco, stores. but this was the first time you see me at in-person at a cvs pill, too. it's fairly calm. situational like the employees. the other employee was just checking to one out. >> when the customers were just standing there in line like. a foot away from this person, this case that started recording on his cell phone. he says it happened thursday just before 2.45. in the afternoon are just backed up a little bit a little through like it's going to be over he's over there taking batteries and taking his time, deciding what drink to and then just walking >> as for the employees, staying calm, experts say many retailers have a no change policy that instruct employees to not attempt to stop a shoplifter. it's not uncommon to see people stealing. many of the acts have been caught on camera and some of the thieves have been caught just last week. san francisco district attorney chesa boudin announced 2 people have been convicted for stealing from walgreens stores in the city

last year. this cave but worries that that that's keep happening. neighborhoods will be left without a pharmacy. seems like they're not going to be a cvs there. >> for very much longer because it's just it's probably an everyday thing like, okay. we've got to move these items, locked these. i don't know. look, he's kron. 4 reached out to cbs about this incident. a spokesperson told us to contact san francisco police. >> a public information officer with sfpd is unable to comment by the time of the broadcast. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, experts are tracking 2 new omicron sub variant of covid-19, the world health organization says subvariants be a 4 and ba 5 are now circulating at low levels within southern africa and europe. so far, experts say these variants don't appear to be more contagious or deadly than the original omicron mutation omicron sub variant ba 2 has become the dominant strain globally and is fueling a new wave of infections in the u.s. it makes up about 85%

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>> welcome back. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. dave house weather looking about this. let's take a half moon bay. look at this beautiful son going on here. yeah. beautiful blue skies and whatever. that is a sign of things to come. not all week, though, because we do have some of that much needed rain. >> upstream temperature check for you. mid to upper 30's up in the north bay 40's off to the east bay 40 for livermore. 42 san jose palo alto. 39. so a little bit of a chilly start. we'll make up for that this afternoon. but stil% with that cool breeze thrown in there, futurecast, when say a little bit of a breeze going on. it will uptick a little this afternoon into the evening hours, although not a major feature going on here. some high wispy clouds thrown in for good measure. but on balance, it will have a little bit of a cool feel to be in the shade. but we do have plenty of sunshine as well. storm tracker for shows all of that. everything is going up and around us. but ultimately

this will drop south with expected with cloud cover by tomorrow. kind of variable. and then that rain building tomorrow night. and we have several bouts of them are going to check out the long range models here. here we go, boom. that's our first opportunity here as we get into monday monday night. it moves on through clear for a time. then we do this again on wednesday with another kind of it's a 1, 2 punch wednesday, thursday. and then we start to clear out for next weekend, success of systems to look for upstream into the early following week. this is awesome. late april, we're still getting these hits. let soak it all up because we don't have too many more of these before. the what the seasonal weather patterns change. everything shifts to the north. it's hard to get those lows dropping south like that later in the season in the northern hemisphere. 58 for san francisco today. we'll see those 50's along the coast 60 for burlingame to the south. 63 foster city 65 palo alto in the south bay. we're still into the middle to upper 60's morgan hill. 72. it's one

of the rare 70's we see on the board today. 68 cupertino, east bay shoreline, lower 60's there. but a little bit warming happening ovsr the east bay hill. so a little slight decoupling for inland friends. 68 for livermore. 67 in pleasanton, 68 walnut creek and concord. meanwhile, back to along the east bay shoreline, san leandro. 62 63 for oakland, 58 berkeley. 59 billy, got those onshore winds working. 68 for fairfield. 65 for napa. apd 63 for petaluma again today being easter and then going forward. here comes the cloud cover development on monday may be more variable. cloudy on that tuesday. here's the chance of rain still lingering. then another batch for us wednesday thursday looks okay into next weekend as things start to clear out a little bit. we'll keep it in the 60's for along the coast. >> all right. thanks so much. dave will have enjoy the sunshine before the rain returns for your health this morning. back in the days of early medicine, the

prescription for healing was eating herbs and specific plant. well, today's research suggests that introducing plants in your diet can still help treat and even reverse disease. so walk us through the benefits of plants in your diet and how and also show how they can be used to decorate easter eggs. we turn to our health expert and author of athletes in aprons. the nutrition playbook to break. 100 karen owoc. good morning, karen. >> good morning, stephanie. happy easter has seen my my bunnies arrived today. yes, happy easter to you and i'm loving the look. i love the flowers. a very festive. so, you know, let's get right to walk us through what the role, what's what's the role that plants play in good health? >> so it's tempting called chemicals and means plant in greek. so chemicals in these are biochemical said are found naturally in plants and they they are responsible for giving plants their color or their tax year. their smell and their flavor.

>> so very important. you know, talk us through how sort the the shade of the particular planned how that speaks of nutritional value of it. thousands of phytochemicals. in fact, the new nutrition researchers at uc davis. >> down there over 10,000 and they think that there are more that just haven't been discovered yet. >> but every every final chemical has a. >> a different property the deeper in general, the deeper the color a really deep blue food has tends to have more final chemicals than others they they're there. they make great dies as also you is in a few minutes, right? right in. >> you i also kind of want to give you an opportunity to talk about just the benefits of final chemicals themselves. oh, i think one of them you

mentioned to us earlier was they can help slow the aging process. >> absolutely. so so when it comes to chemicals, they are not essential like they are vitamins and minerals. but they do have properties that that are have health benefits. one being slowing the aging process and reducing chronic systemic inflammation. when it comes to sit chronic inflammation. those are linked to chronic diseases. things like cardiovascular type 2 diabetes. and also i'm receiving alzheimer's. and then the the final chemicals, as you'll see it also protects against neuro degenerative diseases such as alzheimer's and parkinson's cities, disease. and then also stimulates the immune system because of all poly females in them. >> yeah, really important benefits there from introducing plants into our diet. now on the you were

mentioning that, you know, these final chemicals, quite colorful, right? so i understand that you have a demonstration for us today that families can actually do together when it comes to a greeting some easter egg decorations. >> yes, so i took the opportunity. i had some fun yesterday and made natural dyes with these fido chemicals. so number one this blue ag. so this was made with you would think blueberries that actually purple cabbage. purple cabbage in a little bit of grape juice and you end up with great blue and it comes out looking like this. so notice these deep, dark colors, very rich in antioxidants in these final chemicals. and then another one. i mean, have you guessed which what what vegetable come? oh, my goodness. i mean. >> really is a yellow onion

skin. no yeah, i i chopped up some onion skin a cup it's actually a cup of skins to a couple water. and then you let that simmer for 15, 30 minutes. however. however, deep color that you won in butte, the deeper the color to the longer you simmer it. >> and then at some vinegar and there you have, you have your this is from the onion skin. >> like this. >> the next one was purple. >> and this is i don't know if you can see this very yes, purple. and this is from blueberries. the cup of blueberries to a cup of water and they just let that simmer. >> for a while and then add the vinegar and we have. >> this. >> pretty really pretty blue color. purple color. yeah, that's gorgeous. actually looks like a dragon egg when you're holding it up like and then and then this one. here's yellow. this really pretty

yellow. and that matches your your outfit by yeah. very festive. so this is frontrunner rick. i just took a couple tables, turmeric and mixed it with some boiling water and then let it soak before i let this one soak overnight because i really wanted a little bit more vibrant, yellow. and then this one is is pink. and i have this is actually from a high biscuits t. and it has also some blackberry leaves in it. and i add beet root powder to get really give it some by vibe and see all of that will. thank you so much, karen, for fun walk through there. and this is just a great activity that parents can do with their kids and also teach them about the benefits of plants and more than one way. >> thank you so much again, if that's health or other. karen owoc, our health expert here at kron 4. thank you so much for your time. happy easter. happy easter. >> we'll be right back after this.

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>> now to an update on that little mountain lion cub that was rescued. and now at the oakland zoo turns out she's hanging in there the first few days at the zoo, she was recovering pretty well. but then officials told kron 4 they started getting worried about little rose again telling us that she wouldn't eat. but luckily today we know that after some tests apparently rose was just suffering from some dehydration after putting her

back on iv fluids. she is back on the mend and we wish her a full recovery. alright, easter is today. it's not just kids enjoying a kinds and other treats for the holiday. as you can see, the animals has celebrating too at perth zoo in western australia. the otters bears, tigers and egos and monkeys gobbled up easter themed snacks is just i'm cracking z. the zoo said honors forage for bright fishy, ice blocks before devouring hard boiled eggs and the bears enjoyed boiled eggs, peanut and peanut butter smears him to fish's chicken. a truly excellent day at the zoo. indeed. that there. all right. also k is grace cathedral welcomes the return of in person easter services. the beginning of the pandemic. >> we'll have details in a live report. stay with us kron. 4 morning news continues. and still ahead on the next hour of kron, 4 morning news. the warriors

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this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. little bit colder this morning. we experienced yesterday with rain going on. beautiful. >> skyline. we have going on from our friends at the middle of 2 apartments. san jose state says they monitor all of these synoptic features coming our way this week. translation, that means some rain our way today. >> basically mostly sunny will be spread by some high cloudiness a bit for today. but in earnest, we don't see that action really building until tomorrow with some variable clouds, rain behind that temperature. check for, you know, bottles up to 43 39 for santa rosa and also napa, mostly 40's in the east bay and down the peninsula in the south bay. also the 40's as well. for contrast, though, much cooler this morning than yesterday. more than a dozen degrees behind up in the north bay and some half a dozen degrees behind elsewhere. as we start to get a little closer in catch-up, 60 by high noon at 3 o'clock. 67, some areas may pop at about 74 today that this week will be a little cooler into the 60's as

we see several systems drop south, bring us some rain. we'll have more on that coming up in a bit. stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> happening today for the first time in 2 years, easter service returns in-person to grace cathedral in san francisco because of the covid pandemicn previous services had to be held virtually kron hour's. camila barco is live in san francisco speaking with church officials. camila this moment must feel pretty significant for everyone here. >> a significant day for people across the country, stephanie, today is marks the first day for in-person easter worship for people across the country, including here in san francisco. now inside grace cathedral where in less than 30 minutes, they will host their first in-person easter service sunday since 29 18. and they're expecting about 2000 people to attend. just this one service coming up and

treats leaders have been taking precautions against covid. they have been requiring masking proof of vaccination and they're planning for people to do the same if they attend. one of the services here today and people can also prepare pre-register for their services. they were able to host an in-person easter service last year because they began hosting their in person services in may. but today that's about to change. they're going to be continuing these in-person services and this will be the first in-person easter service since 2019. stephdnie. and i just did speak to dean malcolm young. he tells me that he spoke to one church goer and that churchgoers said that that person had not been to an in-person service since the pandemic started. but that person plans to be here today and it will be a first for that person. and for many people across the country. back to you. yes, nice to see that. people now have the opportunity with vaccines more

widely available. >> so really just get together and celebrate in person. thanks so much, camilla. now to some developing news this morning. police are looking for the gunman who shot a man in san jose. it happened on the 1300 block of 5 full avenue around 6 last night. police do not have any description of the shooter. the victim suffered life-threatening injuries. we are expecting an update from the san jose police department later today. a shooting left 2 people dead in oakland. it happened early saturday morning. officers responded to the scene on 77th avenue and found one person dead. this is video of the scene from the citizen app shortly after a second person was dropped off at a hospital where they also died. investigators believe these 2 incidents are related. in the north bay. police continue their search for the gunman who killed a man in vallejo. the shooting happened near admirable. add admiral, tell again lane excuse me. police have not released the victim's name but say he was a 21 year-old man from oakland.

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sutter health have been in contract negotiations since june of last year. they say they want center to increase its nursing staff. the strike start around 7 tomorrow morning. among the hospitals affected will be in oakland, berkeley, santa rosa and san francisco. the golden state warriors are getting ready for game 2 of the nba playoffs. they hold a one-game lead over the denver nuggets in the best of 7 series, steph curry was back in action. he did not start last night, but he came off the bench about halfway through the 1st quarter. he finished with 16 points. >> klay thompson, meanwhile, made 4 threes in the 1st half. he had 19 points. but the real star was jordan poole who scored 30 points last night. the warriors win by a final of 123 to one. 0, 7, game 2 of the series is set for tomorrow night at the chase center. tip off, set for 7 coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. a south bay fire department is helping first responders in

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>> happening tomorrow, the city of san francisco will mark 116 years since the 19 0, 6, earthquake and fire. the ceremony will be held at 20th and church streets. now, this is video of the ceremony from past years. the fire hydrant in that area will be painted gold as you saw from previous video previous years. now that fire hydrant was key to saving the city's mission district. the 19 0, 6 earthquake was a 7.9 magnitude quake. more than 3,000 people died and more than 200,000 were left homeless. tomorrow ceremony begins at 5.40, bright and early in the morning. in advance of tomorrow's ceremony, city leaders and first responders gathered for the annual 19. 0, 6, earthquake and fire luncheon. the event had been canceled for the past 2 years due to the pandemic. former mayor willie brown was on hand saturday to honor the men and women of the fire department. >> we every appropriate respect and to who the fire is

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today will be sunny on that account. some cloud cover starting to build into tomorrow morning. and tomorrow afternoon, rain holds off until sunset developing up in the north bay. then overnight into tuesday's a little shot of rain to probably will depart most of the bay. however, by the latter portion of the commute just left with some scattered showers. we take a little breather as we get into wednesday and then wednesday night, another dose comes our way into thursday. winds today. we'll be on shore. the pick up a little bit in the upper teens, some lower 20's working here in the selected spots here. you'll notice and it will be driven a little bit by inland heating, although the contrast is not rowe rowe great. there is one developing a bit again for the inland spots near water for today, we've got mostly sunny, cool and breezy 60's near 70 well inland this week, sun and clouds, son are showers jump in and out of this forecast and the for next weekend, mostly sunny with some minor warming. that's where we start to see some 70's working here and get some more that springtime flavor today. but

cool, though, 58 san francisco, sunny and cool at a breeze. 61 for oakland. 68. meanwhile for san jose, most readings in the upper 60's at that, but maybe about 70 for antioch. they'll be couple little selective locations, managing about 70 in a bit. we'll have that 4 zone forecast for you and also look for the rain coming in going for the week ahead. stephanie, thanks so much, dave. russian forces are ramping up their attacks in ukraine. >> as raquel martin explains, ukraine's president is warning the yes, though the worst is yet to come. >> the blood he battle for ukraine is intensifying as russian forces are ramping up attacks across the country since the start of the war, the office of the un high commissioner for human rights has recorded more than 4,000 civilians have been injured and nearly 2000 killed him. i so as soon friday and ukraine's president said russian forces are terrorizing ukrainians right now is lindsay is pleading for more aggressive sanctions against

russian oil to try and deter escalating attacks. he's also warning putin may ultimately turn to nuclear warfare if the battle drags out, especially after ukraine successfully think russia's black sea flagship thursday, none of this can take lightly to threat posed thursday. cia director william burns echoed concerns that after setbacks on the ground who could pivot to russian nuclear weapons given the potential desperation president putin and the russian leadership. but at the only current evidence is putins verbal threats. so far we haven't seen a lot of >> practical evidence of the kind of deployments in response to the lynn skis. please. this week, the biden administration okayed another 800 million dollars in aid to help ukraine's military fight back. the package includes an additional 11 in my 17 helicopters, 500 javelin missiles, 300 switchblade drones and 100 armored humvees in washington, raquel martin.

>> the war in ukraine is giving the u.s. military insight on how to handle future conflicts with russia. army secretary christine warmest says one major lesson already learned is how to fight information warfare on the internet. the army is now doing scenario exercises at fort irwin in california. our troops are learning how to respond to specific russian tactics already you so far in the invasion of ukraine, which includes the spread of false news and propaganda online. and take a look at this massive backup of trucks carrying humanitarian supplies at the border between ukraine and poland. the line stretched for about a mile and a half. the goal was to get some much needed relief to those fleeing war by easter time. there were reports of several trucks and cars waiting for more than 2 days to cross the border. most of the cars had ukrainian and polish plates. one driver said police were trying to control and manage all the traffic

flow by prioritizing cars over large trucks. first responders in the south bay stepped up to get some much needed support to their counterparts in ukraine. the san jose firefighters union held a fundraiser on saturday as kron forcefully juggle reports the money collected, we'll help relief efforts during the russian invasion. >> i mean, this is a. >> you know, heroism. >> at its finest, marian lava was born and raised in ukraine. he moved to the states when he was 9 years old and has served as a firefighter with the san jose fire department for 7 years. he says it means the world to him that his union, san jose firefighters, local to 30 chose to host a fundraiser at the brit sports pub and patio saturday. the percentage of food beverage and raffle proceeds going to help. ukrainian first responder put their lives on the front line like we do here. you pretty

severe circumstances that out to do toes of ukrainian firefighters in action are displayed inside the brit. >> the venue open 2 hours early to host the event which raised more than $5,000. that much money will be able to get a lot of medical you know, it. >> get everything that they can do this to support the the citizens that they're rescuing out collins lives in the bay area now but was born and raised in ukraine. she stopped by with her family support fund raiser and her family overseas living through the russian invasion. there's too building most of them when everybody wants to know. >> they're going and risking their lives to save a citizens. so means the world in san jose, felipe goal kron 4 news. >> what a great after them. $5,000 goes a long way. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the giants and

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that way for the most part of the pick up a little bit this afternoon with daytime heating, not a lot and will be in those valleys that you start to feel a little bit and the winds will be a bit chilly if you're in shaded areas. now, temperature check for you. still a little cool up there in the north bay and napa valley. a 39 santa rosa. 39. but most readings about graduated to the 40's with 52 for any auc. the breakdown for you today were well in the 60's just about everywhere as we get into this afternoon. couple selective 70's to be had as well. have that in the 4 zone forecast but also taking a look, a couple of opportunities for rain coming our way, which is nice. this late in april. so what is kind of soak that up? stephanie? thanks, david. to see at least some sunshine for today. >> caught on camera. a shoplifter is spotted stealing from a cvs pharmacy in san francisco. >> video shows the man appearing to grab items from the shelves and stuffing them into a suitcase. kron four's gayle ong spoke with witnesses who say they saw the whole thing happened. >> the employees are like

asking them leave even the cave. it has seen videos like this before. people shoplifting in san francisco, stores. but this was the first time the act in person at a cvs in dot hill, who is fairly calm, situational like the employees. the other employee was just checking someone out. >> when the customers were just standing there in line like. a foot away from this person, just can't that started recording on his cell phone. he says it happened thursday just before 2.45. in the afternoon are just backed up a little bit a little through like it's going to be over he's over there taking batteries and taking his time deciding what drink to and then just walking >> as for the employees, staying calm, experts say many retailers have a no change policy that instruct employees to not attempt to stop a shoplifter. it's not uncommon to see people stealing. many of the acts have been caught on camera and some of the thieves have been caught just last week. san francisco

district attorney chesa boudin announced 2 people have been convicted for stealing from walgreens stores in the city last year. this cave but worries that that that's keep happening. neighborhoods will be left without a pharmacy. seems like they're not going to be a cvs there. >> for very much longer because it's just it's probably an everyday thing like, okay. we've got to move these items, locked these. i don't know. look, he's kron. 4 reached out to cbs about this incident. a spokesperson told us to contact san francisco police. >> a public information officer with sfpd is unable to comment by the time of the broadcast. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> breaking news from overnight. 2 kids are dead after being shot in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. it happened just after midnight during a house party at a short term rental property. this is video from the scene this morning. 200 people were inside that house at the time of the shooting. and we know 9 other people were injured, trying to run away. police say as many as 50 shots were fired inside that home and several more were fired outside.

officers also say they're gathering evidence from at least 8 separate crime scenes all within a few blocks of the shooting area. there is no information about the shooter or a possible motive at this time. but we are working to get answers for you. global experts are tracking 2 new omicron sub variants of covid-19. the world health organization says subvariants be a 4 and ba 5 are now circulating at low levels within southern africa and europe. so far, experts say these variants don't appear to be more contagious or deadly than the original omicron mutation. omicron sub variant ba 2 has become the dominant strain around the world and is fueling a new wave of infections in the u.s. it makes up about 85% of new cases. and if you're planning to head to the oakland coliseum, you'll need to bring a face mask. the coliseum is continuing to require proof of vaccination and masks for guests to enter any and all

indoor areas. this rule applies not only to oakland a's games but all other events at the coliseum. white house public tours are officially back. the biden administration opened the grounds to the public for the first time and over a year and as anna wiernicki reports, visitors from around the country were already lined up and excited. >> it's springtime in the nation's capital, which means the city is packed with cherry blossoms and tourists. it's really cool high. you can't de block without seeing a monument somewhere. so nancy morris homan says she's made the trip from california to washington. 3 times. but this visit is extra special. she's one of the first tourist to go inside the white house in over a year to be able just stand and inhale. haha is really important to me. i get this month's the white house closed

its doors to the public in march of 2020 at the start of the covid-19 pandemic public tours briefly resumed in september. but that only lasted a few weeks. we're just glad it all worked because it's been closed for a very long time. the tours are scheduled on a first come first serve basis through your member of congress. and you can just walk on up. they have to be requested and approved. 21 days to 3 months in advance and the white house as space is limited, only 15 people are allowed in each group and tours are only offered between select hours on friday and saturday. even when you come more than want to still get thrilled and excited because where americans in this is the home of america in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. coming up on the kron 4 morning news 5th. it is introducing some new hardware. >> more on that at the company says could help save lives.

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new algorithm. they created that identifies atrial fibrillation a fib is a form of irregular heart rhythm that affects more than 30 million people. and those people are more susceptible to strokes. the algorithm will monitor users heart rates in the background and notify them if there's something unusual, the future is coming soon to certain fitbits, including models of the sense versa charge and inspire netflix is introducing a new way to rate shows and movies. the double thumbs up. netflix says the new rating option is a way for members to let them know the types of shows and movies they want to see more of it also helps the service improve its personalized recommendations. think of thumbs up as alike and double thumbs-up as love. the new option is rolling out across netflix apps on tv, the web, android and ios devices. the double thumbs-up is not to be confused with 2 thumbs up, which was made popular by the late movie. critics, siskel and. all right. so what

happens when police pull over a driverless car? well, it can be confusing. at least that's what happened in san francisco where police pulled over a driverless taxi at night because its headlights were on the car complied. but as police walked over to investigate the robotaxi casually drove off, putting the cops and a short follow before the car pulled over once again crews, the gm company that operates the car says the vehicle was likely looking for a safer place to park. police did not issue a citation and crew says they fixed the issue. so i guess computer-controlled cars can make mistakes. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. i hope the bikes run. so the officer can say give me a warning. this time temperatures upper 60's going on. maybe a couple of token 70's here and there. >> a cool sunday. but lots of sunshine rain this week ahead. couple bouts of the kron. 4 couple bouts of the kron. 4 morning news.

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a mostly sunny day, we're still hanging on to 39 up there to nap and santa rosa, the exceptions on our board, most readings of already gotten into the 40's. excuse me, some upper 40's with that in 52 for antioch. so we're showing that the temperatures are moving this morning. winds a little bit of an uptick happened this afternoon. that's somewhat typical inland heating. and we will see a difference between the bay and those inland spots in terms of temperatures, a little little decoupling happening. but on balance, temperatures are going to do much this week ahead. it's the traverse of systems coming our way all week long looks pretty good. now, storm tracker, 4 kind of outlines what we're talking about. you don't see the big dome of high pressure are king and everything going up and spilling out to the rockies. instead, the pacific is all wide open to allow the system to come our way, which is nice. this late in april like this. so let's hand it over to future cast for the first thing we'll watch is the development for monday night. rain shower event. this may linger a little bit for your tuesday morning commute. but after that, pretty much

clearing out on balance for the day on tuesday, we take a breather. and then another dose coming our way wednesday, 1, 2 punch into thursday and maybe lingering a little bit on friday. this will carry with it a package with that. the snow up in the mountains will see what develops on that early into next week. it looks like we're continuing this, although the systems have a little bit more trouble. scrounging moisture down this far to the south. we'll see what happens. but it's starting to get later in the season as well. but at least we're getting something out of this before. it starts to venture to the north. 58 san francisco, the 4 zone forecast readings along the coast into the 50's. not a surprise 60 for burning game heading down south foster city. 63 palo alto 65 along with redwood city and the south bay upper 60's. although morgan hill scratching a 72 there, 68 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south lower over the livermore valley, upper 60's. so little to couple of about 5 degrees or so. and 68 for walnut creek, 68 for concord. meanwhile, 63 oakland, 58 for berkeley chilly spot delay.

hold 59 again. that onshore wind working. 68 fairfield, napa. 65 66 for santa rosa. so we talked about that rain coming monday night into tuesday, but that's only the first of what's coming our way wednesday night through thursday, maybe lingering into friday, too opens things up for us and next weekend, however, but successive systems into the followin week, still a possibility. they temperatures are also follow suit in the 60's with those chilly upper 50's the coast, 70. >> california could certainly use more rain. thank you, dave. developing news out of south carolina. a shooting injures 10 people at a mall in columbia. 2 others were hurt in the stampede of people running for safety. police say this does not appear to be a random attack. 3 people are in custody >> what we know is at least 3 people we're seeing with firearms inside the mall. and at least one person fired a weapon and they were some type of conflict that occurred resulted in gunfire. this was

not a situation where we had some random person show up at the malta, you know, discharge a farm in this, you know, injured people. >> some terrifying moments inside the mall. we know the victims range in age from 15 to 73. 2 of the injured are in critical condition. in an effort to lower gas prices. president biden will allow more oil drilling on federal lands. the president campaigned on a promise to end drilling on federal lands but has been under pressure to reduce high prices at the pump. he is increasing. the royalties companies must pay to drill. but experts say this will not be a quick fix. they say could take up to a year before new drilling would produce enough supply to bring down the cost of gas. a new ic the way that police interact with people with mental health problems. lawmakers tell our washington correspondent reshad hudson that this is a start to meaningful police reform. >> west virginia senator

shelley moore capito says police officers need better training. it's outdated cap. it was introducing the law enforcement de escalation. training at this will be good all of our law enforcement at all levels. the bill would improve training for police officers interacting with people dealing with mental or behavioral health issues. most of the police officers that i talked to said that the de escalation of different is is an is an area that needs to have reinforcement. >> capital was a part of the bipartisan police reform talks that followed the murder of george floyd. those talks fell apart, but capito says this is a good first step. >> david muhammad with the national institute for criminal justice reform says capitals bill doesn't go far enough. also has to be implementation of these accountability structures so that officers who engaged in bad behavior are held accountable. muhammad says to help both law enforcement and the communities they serve traditional policing needs to be restructured. we need to

shift that to have different types of responders who want sworn law enforcement officers with firearms and focus our police officers on the serious in crime and violent crime, although he would like to see broader police reform. he is urging congress to pass capitals. bill reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >> for your money this morning. if you're an outed by eggs to die this weekend, you probably have noticed prices blaming the u.s. inflation - blaming the u.s. inflation - rate supply chain issues an highly contagious strain of bird flu. the avian flu killed millions are rather tens of millions of birds just in the last few months. the price spike on aig's hit bakeries, especially hard in the days leading up to easter from the end of march to the first of april, the wholesale costs for a carton of aig's jumped about 60%. now bakeries are turning to customers to help cover that cost. very hard because >> they're not going to get as

much as they once did before. if a person came and they a lot of pastries now they're going to have to pastries because the prices so high, it could be very hard for our business to and an operation >> and farmers are hoping that warmer weather will this spring rather will help slow down the bird flu spread and eventually bring those prices back down. a warning for cereal lovers. the fda is investigating general mills after complaints that lucky charms are making people sick. the fda says more than 100 people reported feeling ill after eating the popular marshmallow filled cereal and thousands more complained of symptoms on a consumer website. general mills says it's working with the fda on the issue. the company says so far it's found no evidence of illnesses linked to the serial during its internal investigation. >> we'll take a look at this. it is the second weekend of

the 55th annual northern california cherry blossom festival. >> and as you can see on your screen there, the crowds really came out for the event after some early morning rain in san francisco. they could not have asked for better weather to be out doors. >> the great out there. we'll be right back.

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>> we have an update on that little mountain lion cub that was rescued and turned over to the oakland zoo. well, she's hanging in there the first few days when she arrived at the zoo, she was recovering well. but then zoo officials said that they were worried about recently. they've said that she's not eating. but luckily after some we found or they've told us that it was just dehydration. they put her back on some iv fluids and hopefully she's back on the mend. we wish her a full recovery. alright, easter is today and it's not just the kids enjoying a kuntz and other treats for the holiday. the animals are celebrating too at perth zoo in western australia. the otters, as you can see there, there's tigers, easter themed snacks lucky that treat them well out there. the zoo said the otters forage for bright fishy, ice blocks before devouring hard boiled eggs. and the bears

also have a lot of fun. as you can see there, enjoying boiled eggs, peanut butter smears and delicious chicken. a truly excellent day at the zoo. doing. looking like they're having a lot of fun there. all right. still ahead in the next hour on our kron 4 morning news. >> the warriors head to game 2 with a one-game lead against the nuggets will have the highlights straight ahead. and grace cathedral welcomes the return of in-person easter service since the beginning of the pandemic. details in a live report.

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morning, everybody. in a pretty good easter sunday going on for us today. a live shot coming in the half. moon bay a little bit the way we saw around the bay of some puppy little clouds hanging around just a bit. that's some of the marine layer just kind of mixing out a bit as the sun. plenty of it will see today. so mostly sunny will be the role even at the coast. sometimes we'll see some fog lingering there, but not today. check it out. looks pretty good on that front. meanwhile, upstream, we'll see clouds collecting as early as well tomorrow morning. that will be up in the north bay. they'll start building. so we got to see monday's kind of variable clouds with the rain holding off until sunset. now, next week will be quite active as systems kind of come and go through the week ahead. temperatures hold pretty much in the 60's for your sunday. however, lots of sunshine and we've caught up in the north bay there. 40's everywhere. you can see 50 for oakland and san francisco. 52 for concord checks in at 51 elsewhere. again, the upper 40's san carlos check in about 51. now we're still behind where we were this time from yesterday,

but we are catching up. remember, we did have that rain event that kept temperatures supported overnight. well, now we've closing the gap a little bit, which will do this afternoon, but still notice will be chillier up in the north bay this morning in your egg hunting efforts. winds right now, a little bit of an onshore breeze will call it. most readings are in the single digits, but they will bounce to the double to just a little bit this afternoon. you're going to notice it around the delta and also the carquinez strait in the east bay. also in some of those valleys, picking up a touch as well. for today. we're looking 63 by 1 o'clock by for about 67, some locations and those inland spots will be able to pop in about 70 or so. but we're going to see a lot of 60's not just today, but for the week ahead. we've got a couple systems are looking out for will go out. an outline them for you coming up in just a bit. but lots of sun for the sunday. so enjoy stephanie. all right. thank you so much, dave. >> happening today for the first time in 2 years. easter service returns in-person to grace cathedral in san francisco because of the covid

pandemic. previous services had to be held virtually kron four's. camila barco is live in san francisco speaking with church officials and camila this moment must feel really special and significant for everyone there. >> very special indeed, stephanie, of spoken to several churchgoers already. and they tell me for the past few years they've been watching services online. but today that changes because the cathedral has open their doors for it. the first in-person easter service one e 9.18. like i said, i spoke to a lot of churchgoers and they say they are very excited and happy to be here in person. i spoke to dean malcolm young, who tells me that normally before the pandemic, there are about 2000 people would tend just one easter service. there are already hundreds in side as the first service begins today. now they weren't able

to host an in-person easter service last year because they began hosting their in person services in may. now leaders have also been taking precautions against covid. they have been requiring masks and proof of vaccination and they are also requiring that today if you attend any of those services, they also say that people can pre-register if they decide ted and stepping, like i said, i did speak to some churchgoers earlier. i did speak to one woman who says that she hasn't been to any in-person services since the pandemic started. and what makes him special today is not only is it easter sunday is 95th birthday. so like you said, a very special day indeed. >> happy birthday to her. and it's nice that with vaccines more widely available, people can now feel safer. gathering together. this easter. thank you. camila. all right. happening tomorrow and nurses at 12 sutter health facilities across the bay area are going on strike. they are calling for improved health and safety

standards. this is video from pass strikes. monday's protest is expected to include 8,000 workers across all of northern california. the nurses at sutter health have been in contract negotiations since june of last year. they say they want sutter to increase its nursing staff. the strike start around 7 tomorrow morning. among the hospitals affected our oakland berkeley, santa rosa and san francisco facilities. the golden state warriors are getting ready for game 2 of the nba playoffs. they hold a one-game lead over the denver nuggets and the best of 7 series. steph curry was back in action. he did not start last night, but he came off the bench about halfway through the 1st quarter. >> he finished with 16 points. klay thompson, meanwhile, made 4 threes in the 1st half. he had 19 points, but the real star was jordan poole who scored 30 points last night. the warriors win by a final of 123 to one. 0, 7, game 2 of

the series is set for tomorrow night at the chase center. tip off, set for 7. kron four's amanda hari was at chase center talking to fans and she is more on how they felt about the warriors game. one victory. >> fans were excited here at the chase center after the warriors got a fairly easy win against the denver nuggets. i spoke with some of them about their expectations for the rest of this series. >> and be more happy here. but i think it was amazing and i think we're going nuggets, fans packed the chase center for the first nba playoff game in san francisco. >> since 1964. >> when they're in the playoffs. so, you know, we're chasing playing all the way. i think i'm cautiously optimistic warriors fan alex says it's been a rough season

with all of the injuries that things are finally coming together. think at the end of the day that the goal has always been to win the championship in. so it's been frustrating at times to watch. and, you know, see the loss pileup at times. but at we're here now in the playoffs. we're hopefully healthy and felt open-wheel far. i spoke to multiple fans that say it's significant to have steph curry back on the floor alongside players like klay thompson, draymond green and jordan poole raising that kind of had the chemistry to know how to play with each hopefully don't get back on the championship runs as a team. augie bal has been a season ticket holder for years. he says the warriors are going to make a deep run in the playoffs and it starts with the series against the denver nuggets. denver's a good team. so it's going to be pretty close. but i think the warriors to take about 5 or 6, i spoke with fans that said if it comes to a game 5 or 7. >> both of which would happen right here at the chase center. they plan on being back for it at the chase

center, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> so great to see so many people out. >> all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a self a fire department is helping first responders in ukraine. more what you can do to join the effort to help. and after the break, it's been 116 years since the deadly 19. 0, 6, earthquake and fire in san francisco. we'll tell you how the city plans to commemorate the occasion.

>> welcome back. happening tomorrow, the city of san francisco will mark 116 years since the 19 0, 6, earthquake and fire. the ceremony will be held at 20th and church streets. this is video of the ceremony from past years. the fire hydrant in that area will be painted gold. that fire hydrant was key to saving the city's mission district. the 19 0, 6, earthquake was a 7.9 magnitude quake. more than 3,000 people died and more than 200,000 were left homeless. tomorrow ceremony starts at 5.40, bright and early in the morning. in

advance of tomorrow's ceremony, city leaders and first responders gathered for the night. the annual 19, 0, 6, earthquake and fire luncheon. the event had been canceled for the past 2 years due to the pandemic. former mayor willie brown was on hand saturday to honor the men and women of the fire department. >> we every appropriate respect and to who the fire is out and 19. 0, 6. there be no separate go >> a special survivor award was given to 3 fire officers who have gone above and beyond to keep the memory of the 19. 0, 6 tragedy alive. one of this year's recipients, former san francisco fire chief joanne haynes, white. >> let's get a quick check of our weather. ok? stephanie were looking for a pretty good sunday, very different from our saturday. well, actually, sun does come out pretty nicely there. we're going to repeat that today in the 60's. a little bit of a cool breeze working in here. but rain is

not too far from home. more on that coming up in just that, people

>> welcome back. taking a live look now at the sierra this morning. we can see a fresh layer of snow. they're on the ground and more snow could be coming later that later this week we're hearing from

experts who are saying that the lake tahoe area will see more snow in april, did january through march combined. wow. welcome back. well, for more perspective on that, let's turn over to our in-house expert, wetter weather. meteorologist dave spahr. >> is that correct? i that's what they're telling. know what that is correct will get snow. but, you know, we're doing the thumb thing earlier. the this is that were the 2 thumbs up because we do have more snow this week. stephanie. and those roads look pretty good there. so if you want to head on up there today, smooth sailing, but taking notes because more coming our way. this is going to come with winds tomorrow. we'll get some wins to her in the bay area. and our rain turns into snow there. interesting it will turn into a light rain by wednesday night trying to get the cusp area where it's really hard to get that snow to stay again, warming trend that we have going on as well. so more snow coming our way up in the mountains there. rain for the bay area taking a breather today, though, some bay clouds just a little bit. that's a leftover from the fog golden

gate bridge looking pretty good. there's that stiff when working as well. we'll have a bit of a breeze this afternoon. the traffic is sent up and around us for now, this will be dropping south tomorrow. you notice the variable clouds and will be coming. the winds by tomorrow night with rain in the north bay spreading across the wider bay. it looks to be from our perspective monday night, tuesday will be mostly an overnight affair by tuesday morning in daylight. most of the rain will probably be in the east bay through the south bay. but watch out again. the puddles for your morning commute. we've got he 40's in the 50's right now. 57 for antioch 40's cover the north bay graduated up in the 30's. 49 hayward. 46 fremont 50 for san jose. now some of those readings in some of the far inland areas may pop about 70 or so. so, you know, we're climbing a good, almost 20 degrees for today. not bad futurecast for pretty smooth sailing for today. maybe some high cloudiness. okay. here comes the clouds by early tomorrow morning spreading across the bay variable clouds and then tomorrow night here

comes the swath of some rain our way probably about what we got this last go around. so it's not a heavy dose, but hey, we'll take it. we take a breather. and by wednesday morning already showing up on our maps, another dose for the next system that will probably play out through thursday as well, bleed into thursday, if you will. let's get back these winds increase the time for this. this is this afternoon and our typical pop happens within one case will call kind of a good stiff breeze at work here in the teens, perhaps for winds and the shades in the shade. so cooler. and then we see a nice pop here in advance of our next system getting here that they're getting in the mountains. but we're going in the bay area, too, by tomorrow evening. notice the arrows are pretty much on shore for all of these locations. i don't think or issue a wind advisory with that. but just a little bit of an uptick in those winds in the 20's. so the game plan is this today is mostly sunny, cool and breezy and all that 60's 70's to be filed well inland. my pop 70. then this week, sun and clouds mixture, showers jumping in and out

next weekend. we're talking mostly sunny with some minor warming getting into the 70's for much more. the real estate by that point to really start feeling some spring working in here. 58 san francisco, 61 for oakland, 68 san jose. and that's pretty indicative a lot of the inland spots upper 60's antioch may see about a 70 or so most the north bay readings into the middle 60's. we'll get into more this in your 4 zone forecast in a bit and check on those opportunities for rain. stephanie. >> thanks, dan. glad to see that. we're getting some shots. sunshine today. alright, russian forces are ramping up their attacks in ukraine as raquel martin explains. ukraine's president is warning the worst is yet to come. >> the blood he battle for ukraine is intensifying as russian forces are ramping up attacks across the country since the start of the war, the office of the un high commissioner for human rights has recorded more than 4,000 civilians have been injured and nearly 2000 killed. my

sima. so as soon friday and ukraine's president said russian forces are terrorizing ukrainians right now is lindsay is pleading for more aggressive sanctions against russian oil to try and deter escalating attacks. he's also warning putin may ultimately turn to nuclear warfare if the battle drags out, especially after ukraine successfully think russia's black sea flagship thursday, none of this can take lightly to threat posed thursday. cia director william burns echoed concerned that after setbacks on the ground who could pivot to russian nuclear weapons given the potential desperation of president putin and the russian leadership. but at the only current evidence is putins verbal threats. so far we haven't seen a lot of practical evidence of the kind of deployments in response to the lynn skis. please. this week, the biden administration okayed another 800 million dollars in aid to help ukraine's military fight back. the package includes an

additional 11 in my 17 helicopters, 500 javelin missiles. 300 switchblade drones and 100 armored humvees. >> in washington, raquel martin. >> the war in ukraine is giving the u.s. military insight on how to handle future conflicts with russia. army secretary christine warm it says one major lesson already learned is how to fight information warfare on the internet. the army is now doing scenario exercises at fort irwin in california. our troops are learning how to respond to specific russian tactics already you so far in the invasion of ukraine, which includes the spread of false news and propaganda online. and take a look at this massive backup of trucks carrying humanitarian supplies at the border between ukraine and poland. the line stretched for about half a mile and a half. the goal was to get much needed relief to those fleeing war by easter. there were reports of several trucks and

cars waiting for more than 2 days to cross the border. most of the cars had ukrainian and polish plates. one driver said police were trying to manage in control all that traffic by prioritizing cars over large trucks. and first responders in the south bay stepped up to get some much-needed support to their counterparts in ukraine. the san jose firefighters union held a fundraiser on saturday as kron four's philippe reports the money collected will help relief efforts during the russian invasion. >> i mean, this is a. >> you know, heroism. >> at its finest, marian lava was born and raised in ukraine. he moved to the states when he was 9 years old and has served as a firefighter with the san jose fire department for 7 years. he says it means the world to him that his union, san jose firefighters, local to 30 chose to host a fundraiser at the brit sports pub and patio saturday. the percentage of

food beverage and raffle proceeds going to help. ukrainian first responder put their lives on the front line like we do here. you pretty severe circumstances that out to do toes of ukrainian firefighters in action are displayed inside the brit. >> the venue open 2 hours early to host the event which raised more than $5,000. that much money will be able to get a lot of medical you know, it. >> get everything that they can do this to support the citizens that they're rescuing out collins lives in the bay area now but was born and raised in ukraine. she stopped by with her family support fund raiser and her family overseas living through the russian invasion. there's too building most of them when everybody wants to know. >> they're going and risking their lives to save a citizens. so means the world

in san jose, felipe goal kron 4 names and we certainly hope those funds will go a long way. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the giants and a's both pull off some pretty big victories on the road. the highlights coming up.

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and this morning the oakland a's will try to pick up the series victory against the toronto blue jays. >> before the game yesterday, matt chapman received the gold glove. he won while playing for oakland last season season. he also homed against his former team. very the game was tied. in the 9th inning when the a's take the lead with a 2 run home run. oakland went on to win by a final of 75 take. 2 teams will play the final game of the series at 10, 30 this morning. and for your money, the cost of airplane tickets is up 20% compared to prepandemic levels. this comes as travel. experts say they've seen an increase in americans making plans for a spring or summer vacation according to tally a credit card payment app, inflation and record high gas prices have not done much to change americans. appetites for going out and having a good time credit card spending on travel jumped 22% in march.

and take a look at this. a fire crew in san mateo county responded to reports of this little guy stuck in a storm drain. all poor thing. they arrived. firefighters also found the birds brothers and sisters rescuing a total of 9 ducklings. firefighters managed to get all the animals out safely and reunite them with mom. and we also hear that mama duck waited by the drain nervously the entire time. that rescue took place after all was said and done. they're reunited. family waddled off happily together. all that. some great happy news for this sunday morning. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a brazen thief fills his bag with items from the bay area drugstore then just walks out. the whole thing caught on camera. that's coming up.

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sunshine working here is downtown san francisco. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline. >> with just a little bit, the way some puffy clouds left over from the fog. that's picks out a little bit. >> on balance today, sunny skies and enjoy those they will be pretty much the same as they were from yesterday. and we see the cloud cover development by tonight. tomorrow. however, so different story indicating the unsettled weather are coming our way into next week on the very top left-hand side of your screen. you can see the some of the cloud cover yet to drop into town. here of the winds pretty much single digits. they'll pick up a little bit this afternoon, but we're looking for kind of breezy conditions to almost windy, really by tomorrow night. and that's what the arrival of our next system temperature check for you. most readings are in the 40's with some 50's poking out here kind of a line from san francisco all the way through to antioch. 47 for livermore in fremont and 54 san jose for the day ahead. 63 1 o'clock by 4.67, some spots a pop at about 70, but all week long

because of all these interruptions will be seeing the 60's for highs. but several bouts of rain and mountain snows coming up in a bit. we'll show those long range forecast models. your 4 zone. and of course, that extended forecast. stephanie, great looking forward to that day. >> alright, caught on camera. a shoplifter is spotted stealing from a cvs pharmacy in san francisco. video shows a man appearing to grab items from the shelves and then stuffing them into a suitcase. kron four's gayle ong spoke with witnesses who say they saw the whole thing happened. >> the employees are like asking them leave even the cave. it has seen video like this before. people shoplifting in san francisco, much stores. but this was the first time you see me at in-person at a cvs pill, too. it's fairly calm. situational like the employees. the other employee was just checking to one out. >> when the customers were just standing there in line like. a foot away from this person, this case that started

recording on his cell phone. he says it happened thursday just before 2.45. in the afternoon are just backed up a little bit a little through like a it's going to be over he's over there taking batteries and taking his time deciding what drink to and then just walking >> as for the employees, staying calm, experts say many retailers have a no change policy that instruct employees to not attempt to stop a shoplifter. it's not uncommon to see people stealing. many of the acts have been caught on camera and some of the thieves have been caught just last week. san francisco district attorney chesa boudin announced 2 people have been convicted for stealing from walgreens stores in the city last year. this cave but worries that that that's keep happening. neighborhoods will be left without a pharmacy. seems like they're not going to be a cvs there. >> for very much longer because it's just it's probably an everyday thing like, okay. we've got to move these items, locked these. i don't know. look, he's kron. 4 reached out to cbs about this

incident. a spokesperson told us to contact san francisco police. >> a public information officer with sfpd is unable to comment by the time of the broadcast. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> developing news this morning. police are looking for the gunman who shot a man in san jose. it happened on the 1300 block of 5 full avenue around 6 last night. police do not have any description of the shooter yet the victim suffered life-threatening injuries. we are expecting an update from san jose officers later today. a shooting left 2 people dead in oakland. it happened early saturday morning. officers responded to the scene on 77th avenue and found one person they're dead. this is video of the scene from the citizen app shortly after a second person was dropped off at a hospital where they also died. investigators believe that these 2 incidents are related. in the north bay. police continue their search for the gunman who killed a man in valais. whoa. the shooting happened near admiral callahan

lane. police have not released the victim's name but say he was a 21 year-old man from oakland. anyone with information is asked to please get in touch with vallejo police. new developments in the sacramento mass shooting investigation. court documents show that 3 of the people killed were actually involved in the gang dispute that led to the shootout. the sacramento da's office says at least one of the men who died fired a gun court documents also show that shooting suspects smiley martin and joshua hoyt lee casey posted on social media earlier that day sharing they wanted to shoot rival gang members. casey died during the shooting. smiley remains in police custody. global experts are tracking 2 new omicron sub variant of covid-19, the world health organization says subvariants be a 4 and ba 5 are now circulating at low levels within southern africa and europe. so far, experts

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blossoms and tourists. it's really cool high. you can't de block without seeing a monument somewhere. so nancy morris homan says she's made the trip from california to washington. 3 times. but this visit is extra special. she's one of the first tourist to go inside the white house in over a year to be able just stand and inhale. haha is really important to me. i get this month's the white house closed its doors to the public in march of 2020 at the start of the covid-19 pandemic public tours briefly resumed in september. but that only lasted a few weeks. we're just glad it all worked because it's been close program on time. the tours are scheduled on a first come first serve basis through your member of congress. and you can just walk on up. they have to be requested and approved. 21 days to 3 months in advance and the white house as space is limited, only 15 people are allowed in each group and

tours are only offered between select hours on friday and saturday. even when you come more than want to still get thrilled and excited because where americans in this is the home of america in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. i love her enthusiasm. breaking news from overnight. 2 kids are dead after being shot in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> it happened just after midnight during a house party at a short term rental property. >> this is video you're looking at now from the scene this morning. 200 people were inside that house at the time of the shooting. we know that 9 other people were injured, trying to run away. >> 2 of those people suffered broken bones when they jumped out of windows. police say as many as 50 shots were fired inside the home and several more were fired outside. police say they are gathering evidence from at least 8 separate crime scenes all within a few blocks of the shooting area. there's no information about the shooting

suspect or a possible motive yet this morning. but we're working to get that information to you. and now to developing news out of south carolina, a shooting injures 10 people at a mall in columbia. 2 others were hurt in the stampede of people running for safety. police say that this does not appear to be a random attack. 3 people are currently in custody. >> what we know is at least 3 people we're seeing with firearms inside the mall. and at least one person fired a weapon and there are some type of conflict that occurred resulted in gunfire. this was not a situation where we had some random person show up at the malta, you know, discharge a farm in this, you know, injured people. >> so much to unpack there. we know that the victims at this time, they range in age from 15 to 73. 2 of them are injured in critical or rather 2 of the injured are in critical condition. in an effort to lower gas prices, president biden will allow more oil drilling on federal

lands. >> the president campaigned on a promise to end drilling on federal lands but has been under pressure to reduce high prices at the pump. he is increasing. the royalties companies must pay to drill. but experts say this will not be a quick fix. they say it could take up to a year before new drilling would produce enough supply to bring down the cost of gas right here in the bay area. we already pay some of the highest prices in the country. aaa says the average cost for a gallon of regular in san francisco will cost you about $4.80. that's about $0.7 cheaper or rather it is about $0.7 cheaper in. sandra fell in oakland and the cheapest gas in the bay area can be found in san jose where a gallon of regular will cost you about 4.70. for your money this morning. if you ran out to buy eggs to die this weekend, you probably noticed prices have gone up. experts are blaming the u.s. inflation rate supply chain issues, a highly contagious strain of bird flu. the avian flu killed

10's of millions of birds just in the last few months. the price spike on eggs hit bakeries, especially hard in the days leading up to easter from the end of march to the first of april, the wholesale cost for a carton of eggs jumped about 60%. now. baker, right now, some bakeries are turning to customers to help cover the cost. >> which is very hard because they're not going to get as much as they once did before. if a person came and they are a lot of pastries now they're going to have to pastries because the prices so high, it could be very hard for our business. staying in an operation >> farmers are hoping that warmer weather this spring will help slow down the spread of the bird flu and eventually help bring those prices back down. a warning for cereal lovers. the fda is investigating general mills over complaints that lucky charms are making people sick. the fda says more than 100 people reported feeling ill

after eating the popular marshmallow filled cereal and thousands more complained of symptoms on a consumer website. general mills says it's working with the fda on the issue. the company says so far it's found no evidence of illnesses linked to the serial during its investigation. >> and today we're looking a lot of sunshine for your easter numbers reaching the upper 60's and popping a few 70's here and there. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast. but next week looks like a couple bouts of rain coming our way. we'll take a look at that as well. kron 4 morning news weekend edition. come back. a box can be essential, then recycled for a move. and then help brighten breakfast or bring fresh scents in a tube. what starts as a box for detergent can become one with a helpful seam. all part of the circle of caring for our natural resources and trees.

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>> welcome back. >> 5th, it will soon be able to track heart issues in a driverless car has a run-in with the law in san francisco has these stories and more in this morning's tech smart report. >> here's what's happening in the tech world. fitbits will soon be able to tell their users about potential heart issues. phippen has gotten approval from the fda to use a new algorithm. they created that identifies atrial fibrillation a fib is a form of irregular heart rhythm that affects more than 30 million people. and those people are more susceptible to strokes. the algorithm will monitor users heart rates in the background and notify them if there's something unusual, the

future is coming soon to certain fitbits, including models of the sense versa charge and inspire netflix is introducing a new way to rate shows and movies. the double thumbs up. netflix says the new rating option is a way for members to let them know the types of shows and movies they want to see more of it also helps the service improve its personalized recommendations. think of thumbs up as alike and double thumbs-up as love. the new option is rolling out across netflix apps on tv, the web, android and ios devices. the double thumbs-up is not to be confused with 2 thumbs up, which was made popular by the late movie. critics, siskel and. all right. so what happens when police pull over a driverless car? well, it can be confusing. at least that's what happened in san francisco where police pulled over a driverless taxi at night because its headlights were on the car complied. but as police walked over to investigate the robotaxi casually drove off, putting the cops on the shore. follow

before the car pulled over once again crews, the gm company that operates the car says the vehicle was likely looking for a safer place to park. police did not issue a citation. and crew says they fix the issue. so i guess computer-controlled cars can make mistakes. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> take a look at it is the second weekend of the 55th annual northern california. cherry blossom festival. as you can see there, the crowds really came out for this event after some early morning rain in san francisco. they really couldn't have asked for better whether to be outdoors. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast. we have dave spahr and the weather center with the latest in dayton. we expect great conditions like that. looks like that. yeah, a little bit of a breeze coming with a right to shore and those temperatures hang hanging in the 60's for the most part. >> a little bit cooler around the bay waters, though. of here's a live shot coming to

the east bay shoreline. all lit up nicely. some leftover exhaust fog clouds, if you will. >> temperature check for you. we've really moved on this to 50 for novato 40's up to the north bay. these were in the 30's. we joined you this morning. 54 open. 51 conquered antioch, a 57 most east bay readings. well, in the business of the upper 40's, what a mentioned, the winds here real quick as our next system gets here for today. we'll have the typical pop during daytime heating happening around the car came to straighten and the north a bit. but then tomorrow and the advance of our front boom, they start really moving here a little bit and we'll get mountain snows in tahoe with all this, too. but this gives you just general idea all the way all tuesday morning, a little bit of a stiff breeze to windy conditions. i don't suspect will have any wind advisory for that. if they do most likely for the higher elevations. for now, take a little bit of a break today. so enjoy the sunshine. that high cloudiness will be kind of in the background little bit building tonight in the north bay 2 tomorrow, kind of variable clouds as we wait for that first in the series of several shots of rain. that's

what happens overnight monday night into tuesday. take another breather. then wednesday, thursday is what we have for rain and take a breather into the next weekend. the following week has the possibilities of getting some rain as well. so nice way to kind of finish off april when about those april showers and the mayflowers kind of deal. hey, we're always looking for that to 4 zone forecast coming in for this easter sunday. 58 san francisco 50's along the coast today, 60 for burlingame. slight improvement may temperatures from yesterday in some spots, though, 65 per palo alto in the south bay, again, mostly 60's. but 72 for morgan hill milpitas comes in at 66 68 per cupertino. we do see a little bit decoupling in the east bay east bay shoreline, lower 60's, but upper 60's off to the livermore valley. 67 pleasanton and walnut creek coming in here at 68. 68 for a concord, much of the 7 day forecast are probably still only be in the upper 60's at that because will be interrupted by systems coming our way. 58 for berkeley. but

they hold. 59. 68 fairfield 65 for napa. and 66 coming in for santa rosa. so for the day, a week ahead, rather. that's right. monday night tuesday. that's our first little hit. another one wednesday thursday into friday. looks like looks to be smooth sailing as we go into next weekend. and then the following week possibility of seeing more bouts of a few showers. stephanie. >> all right. looking forward to some of that rain, a new bill in congress would change or could change rather the way police interact with people who have mental health problems. lawmakers tell our washington correspondent reshad hudson that this is a start to meaningful police for 4. >> west virginia senator shelley moore capito says police officers need better training. it's outdated cap. it was introducing the law enforcement de escalation. training at this will be good all of our law enforcement at all levels. the bill would improve training for police officers interacting with people dealing with mental or behavioral health issues. most

of the police officers that i talked to said that the de escalation of different is is an is an area that needs to have reinforcement. >> capital was a part of the bipartisan police reform talks that followed the murder of george floyd. those talks fell apart, but capito says this is a good first step. >> david muhammad with the national institute for criminal justice reform says capitals bill doesn't go far enough. also has to be implementation of these accountability structures. so that officers who engaged in bad behavior are held accountable. muhammad says to help both law enforcement and the communities they serve traditional policing needs to be restructured. we need to shift that to have different types of responders who want sworn law enforcement officers with firearms and focus our police officers on the serious and crime and violent crime, although he would like to see broader police reform. he is urging congress to pass

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at the zoo day. excellent. they're becoming experts. yeah, that whatever he's doing there, i don't know of the tiger. let's go. there it out of here. >> haha. 70. we have a couple opportunities for some rain coming our way over tracker. real quick as we have a few minutes here. >> yeah. just want to show you see we have a couple opportunities, boom. that's monday night. tuesday might have a couple of puddles on the road tuesday morning commute. take a breather. wednesday thursday and then head into next weekend. looks like we're getting a break there and upstream. a couple more possibilities. these packages, by the way, have little opportunities for snow happening up in our mountains. so we put that on our graphic. according to that there you have opportunities of rain coming and going. temperatures are going hang in the 60's to the period. so not going to have any spikes going on here, stephanie. we have that 91 degrees up in fargo cup thursdays ago. so it's a little different flavor there. but at least we're getting some necessary rain at the last moment of our wet season. so we'll definitely take that

right. so enjoy the sunshine today, but have the umbrellas handy? definitely have of the car because you'll be jumping in and out without having to do that. is this one of the brain days i forget? is that thursday, frank, is that, you know, whatever compared. all right. good thanks well, that's it for the kron. 4 morning news weekend edition. i'm stephanie lynn and from all of us here. thanks so much for joining us. joining us for kron 4 news weekend tomorrow morning. starting or 7 o'clock right there. experts and you have excellent day. >> take everybody. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more... crazy commutes... crowd control- have a nice day alex (thanks ms. ellen) ...taking the stairs. that's how you du more with dupixent,

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