>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn. >> it is saturday. april 23rd. we have a lot to get to this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. hey dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. little flavor spring coming our way for this weekend and have some prettyopleasant temperatures. lots of sunshine as we head the business of the rain a little bit from last week. >> live shot coming in the east bay shoreline with just a little bit of that haze fog left over. but on balance, got those blue skies controlling our skies. looking good on that front upstream. we may be sprayed by some high cloudiness both today and

tomorrow. but we're looking for a slight little temperature boost happening tomorrow. that will be most noticeable in lynn, only slight around the bay temperature. check for you this morning, napa. the cool spot of 39. but we have 41 already santa rosa. 51 for antioch. most readings in the 40's, a 50 for hayward. 51 for fremont, for contrast sake, were trailing a couple little pockets here and there. but it's the clear skies doing it will couple recovering nicely this afternoon, which kind of variable they'll be a little bit on shore and pop a bit for the mid-afternoon both today tomorrow. that's just reflecting well inland heating, which goes like this. by the way, 61 by 11 by to look at that at 71 tomorrow. a little warmer than that. we do see, though, way upstream, some more rain trying to work back into those forecast. we'll talk about all that coming up a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> east bay leaders are asking governor newsom for help fighting the homeless crisis. they're urging him to keep the state's so-called flexible homeless funding. that's money dedicated to fighting

homelessness. the funding is currently set to expire next year. kron four's gayle ong spoke with local leaders on the possible consequences of losing the money. >> the mayors of oakland and berkeley and other local leaders gathered outside could then hold friday, a college dorm in oakland transformed into affordable housing. the subject, homelessness. local leaders are calling on the state to keep funds so they can offer more services and shelter. if this funding does not continue after july first 2023, we are likely to see more than 1000 people sent back onto the streets of oakland. and that is just in oakland, the hopelessness, housing assistance program are happy is the state's flexible homeless funding. oakland mayor libby schaaf and other leaders are urging governor gavin newsom to set aside 3 billion dollars of the state's budget for flexible homeless funding over the next 3 years to create different types of innovations and homeless services that have been so much more successful.

>> at getting people off of the streets into shelter and services and into permanent housing, state, federal, local government, the private sector, we all have to work together to address this crisis. berkeley mayor jesse, again supporting their shop says if the money goes away, it would be a significant setback in addressing homelessness is huge challenge for berkeley and for cities throughout the bay area to be able to to continue these programs, whether it's shelter, whether it's street outreach, whether it is flexible housing dollars, all these things are really critical. the money supports programs like safe rv parking spots and hundreds of beds for the unhoused people like jen oakley benefited from have funds. she says she lived in tents in arby's in west oakland for 10 years. >> there are many more people out there that are just like me. and i just need a little help to find their way back to normal >> and i really, really believe the this funding is going help a lot of people.

mayor schaff says if the funding does not continue next summer, oakland would lose at least 700 shelter beds. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> happening today, it is prom night for students at hillsdale high school, but because of the pandemic, the kids will have to wear masks indoors. the school is also requiring a covid test before the event. the decision comes after 90 students at san mateo high school tested positive for covid at their prom. that happened earlier this month. students at that desk dance were not required to wear masks. kids, a hillsdale high have had access to free covid testing since thursday. more free testing will be available at the school today. another big story we're following. oakland police have made an arrest in the death of 15 year-old kamila brown. the incident happened april 9th near the eastmont town center. police say there was a large crowd nearby when the 15 year-old was shot. investigators have not released any information on

the suspect. there have been more than 30 homicides in oakland so far this year. today, cities all across the bay area are holding events to celebrate earth day. many of the activities will involve cleaning up neighborhoods and people are gathering in redwood city this morning to make this year's earth day a success kron 4 s camila barco is live there with a look at the local effort to protect our planet. camila. good morning, stephanie. so yeah, we're here at the public works building in redwood city because in about an hour or so, people are going to be going through these stores. >> to get their supplies to then head out across redwood city to collect any trash or debris that i find now this is part of the city's annual spring cleanup event in honor of earth day. the event starts at 8.30 this morning. volunteers are going to be able to check in grab some breakfast and then they're going to be spread out across redwood city for the cleanup

there. going to be in parts of redwood city like redwood creek, little river park and hoover school volunteers are then going to clean up trash or debris that they my finds and then they're going to come back here at noon and get some lunch for all of the effort that they have done now, stephanie, i will remind i'm going to say that this event is only for redwood city resident. only, however, there are events across the bay area today. take a look at your screen. here is a few san francisco will host their earth day festival. that starts at 11:00am at valencia street. walnut creek will host its own earth day celebration. also starting at 11 a m that's at 12. 75 broadway plaza. there's a fremont earth day fair at 3500 capitol avenue and oakland will also have a few cleanup events at several locations starting at 8 a m again, the event here at redwood city starts at 08:38am. if you're a resident in redwood city, the city is

actually asking residents to come on out and help clean up any sort of clean up any sort of trash or debris that i find. very stefanie. back to you and so great to see community members coming together for such an important cause. thank you, camila for that live report. >> all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news as we get ready for a hot and dry summer. one bay area agency is considering new water restrictions and the proposal could end up costing you more money. plus, the state of california could have a lot more money than originally thought. we'll tell you what that could mean for your bank account. and after the break, millions of dollars are coming to san francisco's marijuana industry. but some are sounding the alarm about the state's legal pot market back in under 2 minutes. san

francisco has been awarded millions of dollars to help create what advocates call. >> more equity in the cannabis industry. the goal is to give more access to potential business owners affected by past policies as kron four's, dan thorn explains. this comes as industry leaders warn that the state's legal marijuana market could collapse. >> 4 and a half million dollars is going to support the pot industry in san francisco. the money which comes from the state will go to the cannabis equity grant program to help grow

businesses. it is a great opportunity to keep the what that being said. it's needed for your business. it helps a lot. joyce hicks is in the process of opening her. a cannabis business, the fillmore district native says her community has been negatively affected by the so-called war on drugs. the funding distributed by the city's office of cannabis is aiming to combat disparities, be able to start a cannabis business. just not that easy. and you have to have the right people in your corner in order to the sea and your business. the marijuana industry just finished celebrating 4.20, but the state's sellers and growers say they're facing a possible market collapse, taxes, fees and regulations have become a major burden. cannabis advocates are banking on relief in the governor's revised budget due next month. those concerns aside hicks is just happy potential business owners like her are getting a fair shot at breaking into the industry is generation health. it helped me help my family

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>> welcome back. despite the recent rain, the ongoing drought has one bay area in agency considering new water restrictions just before summer kron four's dan kerman shows us how the east bay is preparing for the dry season and how we could impact your wallet. >> san pablo reservoir in the others both locally and in the sierra that store water for east bay months. 1.4 million customers early at 71% capacity with the driest january february and march on record east bay mud is now considering a variety of steps to reduce water use. so demand doesn't outpace supply. >> we really feel strongly that it's important for us to preserve those water supplies and supplement as far supplies so that we're ready in case 2023 is also dry. currently, there's voluntary water conservation of 10%. >> but if he's bay mud declares a stage 2 drought next week, reducing water use

could become mandatory. other actions could include a water surcharge for all customers, including 322,000 residential customers who could see their bills increase by 2 to 8%. that help us pay for the cost draws specifically the cost of pulling in those extra supplemental water supplies that we may need. also on the table and excessive use penalty or fine. >> for those who use more water than the 1646 gallons per household stage, 2 would allow it's around 5,000 customers would fall into that very high use category. and so is mine. it reached out to them to work with them to reduce their water east bay muds board will discuss next steps at its meeting next week. while some things could go into effect immediately. other things like a water surcharge wouldn't go into effect until at least may. >> that said pablo reservoir, dan kerman kron, 4 news at

this. another example of why we really could use some more rain in the bay area. we're going to get another check on our weather forecast with meteorologist dave spahr day. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. off the kind of a nice sunny start to, if you will, just bit of haze off towards the distance and will make up for it and temperature wise tomorrow as we warm up a little flavor of spring and all sorts of ways going on here. but for this weekend looks to be dry. there is a system coming in here late sunday into monday. it looks to be from our perspective, fairly dry. it's not going to do much for us. just kind of prep. he's on its way through checking things on the satellite stormtracker here. we may be sp ayed by some high cloudiness. a little bit course have that morning fog. that's about all we're going to see from all of this and a little bump on those temperatures tomorrow. quick check into how we do right now. 41 santa rosa. 39 for napa. a lot of 40's off to the east bay and some 50's as well. 50 for hayward. 54, meanwhile, antioch, 45 san jose going forward with future cast for this is kind of the

wings of what i'm talking about here on balance today. not a lot of cloud cover coming here, but watch with daytime heating up up up up. the models are just seeing that saying the possibility for ice a little shower up in the mountains. it's almost like a common occurrence when you have a bit of the up sloping occurring and we see a lot of that during the summer months to when you get some more humid air and you get the daytime heating again, we go through sunday same program. remember here on the home front, temperatures will start to bounce a little better protect inland. okay. here it comes on monday morning. you can see that front started to drop south, but we do see on monday, probably another spike with temperatures somewhat and then monday night tuesday is what we're watching out for for the prop up passage of that front. maybe a shower thrown in there, but nothing major daytime heating will drive some winds off in the east bay, as you will notice subsiding overnight, rinse, repeat, do it again tomorrow afternoon. kind of the singsong pattern we get in the summer months and also in the spring 2 for today. we've got sunny and mild 70's bay area

wide tomorrow, sunny and warming inland. it looks like upper 70's and sun and clouds mix expected into next week. no monday will probably be the warmest day in the bunch. the system passes now monday night tuesday and all it's going to serve for us is just cooling us down a little bit. throwing some cloud cover our way. unfortunately, we won't get the nice hit of rain from that most likely mike, the stray shower. that's it. and it's a fairly dry week ahead. 65 san francisco, 69 oakland, 71 san jose work in progress because warming up a little bit more. so tomorrow, mid 70's in the far east bay. also in some of those valleys up in the north bay, too. 71. meanwhile for san jose and we'll check out that 4 zone forecast coming up for you. also that extended as we look for a little better warming on sunday and into monday. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> your money this morning, it looks like california is going to have even more money than originally thought. as our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains this could mean more money coming back to your pocket.

>> state officials say so far, so good on cash collection in california this year, the cash or sees that we've been taking in since january have been positive in a recent cash report from the department of finance officials said there are about 17.3, 5 billion dollars over what the governor projected so far this fiscal year with tax processing underway. following this week's filing deadline, it's looking more and more likely california's budget surplus will be significantly larger than the 45.0. 7 billion the governor projected in january. a new report from the legislative analyst's office shows the state could see another 33 billion to 39 billion in unanticipated revenue from personal income corporation and sales taxes. but the department of finance says exactly how much the surplus could be is still being calculated. one of the things to remember is that roughly. >> this is a ballpark estimate, roughly half of whatever that is or it is is going to have to go off of the top, go to areas set aside and the constitution. we're

education spending and for a portion of that to be set aside, reporters as it should be. so we're still fine tuning our projections right now so that we won't. we know for a couple of weeks how far above those january projections we are with the extra money, the legislature and governor will have to deal with the appropriations limit which restricts the amount of tax revenue the state can spend. this also gives them the option to send rebates back to taxpayers. >> something the legislature and governor agree they should do in response to rising costs of living in california. but they're divided on exactly how a hearing has yet to be scheduled for assembly member. cutting petri, nor says push to send $400 to all state income tax payers. a separate legislative proposal to send money to taxpayers based on income is not yet in writing. republicans want a gas tax holiday. and governor gavin newsom has proposed sending up to $800 and debit cards to california car owners. state officials are adamant these really proposals were not put in place to satisfy the state appropriations limit. but to help californians, one of the things i want to make crystal

clear, though. >> is it looking at this? the governors i thought was in the first. how do we deal with again limit his first thought was people are getting pounded the pump. we have resources to be able to provide some immediate relief. how's the best way to go about doing that? another part of the governor's relief plan involves halting increases to some fuel taxes. >> in order for that to go into effect, lawmakers would need to approve that part of the plan by the end of next week. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news covid deaths are still alarmingly high, but bay area doctors say they're hopeful those numbers will start to go down. some home fragrances can be... overwhelming. air wick fresh new day fills your space with fragrance that's always fresh, never overpowering. air wick. connect to nature.

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significantly covid-19 is impacting our population, but it really shows what impact a covid has had on lifespans by. >> such a heavy toll on deaths, infectious disease specialist doctor monica gandhi says >> it's even more heartbreaking knowing some of those hundreds of thousands of deaths could have been prevented. it was an estimate today that about 230 to 250,000 deaths were absolutely avoidable if people have gotten vaccinated. so we've become very non by numbers. we look at 2000. that's a day and >> you know, it's in the back o4 mind because they're not like humans that we see that both doctors are hopeful that covid won't maintain the number 3 spot on this list. long term. we have had its chances just in the last 6 months. they're going prove the mortality rate of covid-19. that includes things like improved immunity. >> better patient treatment and oral antiviral like

paxlovid that can prevent the virus from becoming severe. >> doctor gandhi also added everyone can help bring down the number of people dying from the virus get vaccinated. get boosted, please. if you're in a high-risk group, get your 4th shot. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the city of san jose has a new program to try and prevent traffic deaths. we show you how it works. if you have copd, ask your doctor about breztri.

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morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news that start this half hour off with a look at the forecast. dave spahr is in our weather center with the very latest. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and lots of sunshine going on for this saturday. looks like there's a far shot there. you can see the golden gate bridge looking pretty good to start the day. >> also at half moon bay tomorrow. let's bump those temperatures up a little bit more so than today and even continuing into monday. >> before finally, a system drops south and re corrects aside, probably will bring us much the way of rain. but for today, yeah, we sprayed with some high cloudiness and into tomorrow. it looks like as we gradually warm day by day those winds, the kind of variable right now, but they will turn more little on shore and we will have that spring breeze driven by the inland heating break. typical type of pattern here. lots of 40's on the board for right now. 54 for antioch, 50 for hayward. 51 for fremont. and 45 for san jose for the day ahead away we

go blasting right through the 60's and even through the 70's by 2 o'clock. 71, another warm day expected for tomorrow and into monday. we're a little bit more on that longer range forecast for you coming up in a bit, stephanie. >> thank you very much, david. in the south bay city leaders are hoping that new traffic cameras will help lower the number of traffic related deaths in san jose kron four's justin campbell shows us how the technology works. >> at the intersection of moderate road curtner avenue, if you look closely little box size license plate cameras have been installed on the top of the intersection polls when people know that there is >> a camera there or license plate reader in the area. our hope is that we're actually going to deter all of this legal illegal activity. paralysis at council member and chair of the city's vision 0 task force. a task force made up of community members with a goal to reduce roadway fatalities. brownless says he hopes the cameras deter side

shows people running red lights and pedestrian traffic fatalities. the cameras will be our eyes and some of these intersections that were that are high priorities. and initially i don't allow us to be able to issue warnings to people that are >> running the red light. eventually he says it will allow the city to issue traffic citations. but for right now, the license plate readers will scan every plate passing through the intersection and plate is recognized as stolen. an amber alert or wanted it will see in real time data to law enforcement. they're very, very crucial instances. >> where these license plate readers might even save someone's life. >> raleigh says the pilot program will be rolling out at a few other intersections. he says the cameras are expensive, but if successful san jose might buy more in an effort to reduce traffic fatalities reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. yeah. hopefully those cameras will help make a difference. >> also in san jose, police

are reopening a hit and run investigation from 11 years ago after the person hit just died from their injuries. the victim was 15 years old when she was hit by a car near camden and baskin avenues. officers believe the car involved was an early 2, thousands model, gray or silver sedan. but they never found the car or identify the driver. the crash left the victim paralyzed. police say she died tuesday while in hospice care. an arrest has been made in a deadly hit and run in san leandro. 44 year-old jason mcdermott is now in police custody. the collision happened earlier this week at the intersection of fairway drive and monarch bay drive. the victim was a maintenance worker at monarch bay golf course. police say he was riding a lawnmower when he was hit by a pickup truck. police in san leandro marina say they were very sad to learn about this incident. >> working at the golf course that just sounds awful. that you can get hit by a car. it's

a hit and run. i know the people here take care of the place. take great pride in their work. so >> it's very unfortunate. it's sad. going to make me a little more cautious. >> the alameda county district attorney could charge mcdermott with multiple crimes, including vehicular manslaughter. the owner of an east bay laundromat is sharing surveillance video of the man wanted in connection with a burglary this month. police say he managed to steal thousands of dollars in cash. kron four's felecia gaal reports. >> an estimated $2500 in cash and coins was stolen from this bill changer machine at one stop laundromat in el serino about 2 and a half weeks ago. this after a man broke in and burglarize the business on san pablo avenue. you know, the police department and bin zhang, you business say the damage caused by the burglary. plus, the monetary loss exceeds $10,000 and help us

right in the situations that suspect took advantage of the businesses being open that night once term and no one was around. he spent about 3 and a half breaking through a door to get to the back. police say used to get into the machine. i have heard of these things. i never thought that i would be. >> you know, a victim of one of these these making matters worse is the nationwide coin shortage during the pandemic. eu says it was already a daily tour securing quarters from banks for customers have been reaching out to folks on craigslist. >> on on next door. >> and asking for neighborhood folks to bring coins and has been really helpful. but i'm still running around and i think i'll be doing that for the the near future. as in the meantime, he's hoping someone recognizes the man who wore a mask during the burglary. police say he stands 5 foot 6 and dressed in all black. reach out to investigators. if he looks familiar. >> he cost a family business. a lot of money. phillipe

djegal all kron. 4 news and hope police apprehend a suspect soon. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the warriors aiming to eliminate the denver nuggets from the playoffs this weekend. we'll take a look at how the team is getting ready.

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welcome back. san mateo county is suing the now defunct monsanto corporation, but the cost of removing toxic chemicals. the company allegedly left behind. monsanto is the creator of the weed killer. roundup. the lawsuit claims that monsanto knowingly contaminated the county with a compound found to cause cancer. the u.s. government banned the production of that chemical in 1978, the san mateo county da says it is monsanto's responsibility to pay up and prevent further pollution. not the taxpayers. for your money. this morning airlines may be offering refunds for people who don't want to fly. now that passengers are no longer required to wear face masks. the federal mask mandate was struck down by a federal judge just days ago. each airline is now handling the situation pretty differently. a spokesperson for delta airlines saying decisions about handling requests from those customers worried about flying with those not wearing

a mask will be made on a case by case basis. meanwhile, american airlines says they have not had to deal with that many refund request just yet the u.s. department of justice has said it will appeal the ruling that struck down the mask mandate on public transportation date. >> all righty. we're looking for pretty nice saturday coming your way. temperatures soaring through the 70's. you can see well inland. we'll take a closer look at that in the 4 zone forecast and the extended and way upstream rain does return to this forecast. does return to this forecast. kron 4 morning news weekend. a jelly bean that's good for you? nature's bounty introduces new jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier for you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. new nature's bounty jelly beans. live bountifully.

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>> some sad news this morning. there will be no gilroy garlic festival this year or ever again. the world famous event has been postponed indefinitely. kron four's to recess to has details on what led to this tough decision. >> you know, we work hard to. find a way to having a mat and we've just hit. hit a wall. basically. that is tom klein, one of the board of directors for the gilroy garlic festival delivering the disappointing news. >> the festival is a no go this year and quite possibly gone for good, at least the way it once was. you look at the festival. >> especially the last 10 years we were not. and of those 10 years, we didn't make

money. we lost money. i'm making in 2018 loss $400,000. so you have that and then rolling in the covid, you then have no income besides losing money from covid. there was also increased security demands on the festival following the mass shooting in 2019 where 3 people died. >> and 17 were injured. plus, klein says that the city was asking for additional insurance on top of the mandatory 1 million dollar general liability coverage for an event i have it for us >> covid again, all the other things that we've had to deal it, it just works against and so with god trying to move forward, keeping the message positive. that's been our goal and we want people to know that, you know, we are working hard. you know, we're we're not done. klein says that they will offer a golf tournament this year as well as a concert. then in the fall. >> a special farm to table dinner with, of course, garlic taking center stage. you know,

the garlic festival. >> has been it's an institution and its something that people love to go to and the impact not only the nonprofits, all the schools, >> you know, sports teams, boy scouts all the different once its impacted them and again, not being able to do it. it's been a hard thing for us, but he adds not all is lost. keep an eye on us where we're going to be figuring this out. >> to recess stasio kron. 4 news that certainly 7th they won't be having the festival. but the interesting about those upcoming events of that, they're planning to swap them with dave. >> that kept going back. that fryer, my mouth is watering. every time i go back. she's mean any well, it wish we had smell sfo are no delays going on. there are lots of sanshine, half moon bay. look at sweden that count to so get used to it this weekend. only intrusion. maybe some high cloudiness bumping up those temperatures for highs tomorrow today. not too shabby

either, though. we've got a lot of 70's on the board here. mid 70's going on. well inland looks like for today. all right. so on balance is what the program is to start things off our temperature check a little cool up in the north bay. they're still 39 for napa. 41 santa rosa. most of the readings in the 40's got 54 antioch out there. 51 for freeman. 52 for hayward. but again, a lot of reading still hanging in the 40's for now. stormtracker 4, not much to see for now again, we'll get sprayed by some high cloudiness. but this front ultimately will drop south by the time it gets here. it's not going to be rain producer for us. it will be a temperature corrector on balance for the week ahead will expect the kind of sun and clouds but not the consolation of getting bouts of rain like we did from last week mild. it looks like for this weekend again, looks pretty nice. spring-like forecast for you to go through the long range thing we're talking about kind of quiet to start things off. again, this front that use to bring rain now will just be a temperature adjuster. and although the

pacific is open, it will be kind of sun and clouds mixture. temperatures don't do too much. gets interesting at the end of next weekend. here's one hit 2. and then a here's one hit 2. and then a juice year one early into the this holds together here getting into may now instill having some bouts of rain coming and going 4 zone forecast for this saturday. 65 san francisco got the upper 50's along the coast for today. probably a little warmer tomorrow. mid 60's for the peninsula. foster city. 68 to the south. we're getting some lower 70's popping out here like palo alto at 71 south bay. you're looking at lower to approaching mid 70's like morgan hill, for example, 73 71 for cupertino. we've got upper 60's back here to the east bay shoreline. slightly warmer in the inland spots in the lower 70's. again, we'll probably see some better decoupling happening tomorrow with better warming. 74 walnut creek and concord as well as to warm up a little bit. kirk in the strait there. 66 for berkeley, 67 vallejo, 76 for fairfield noting again that

onshore wind that does develop in the afternoon complements of heating napa. 73 santa rosa. you're looking at 74. so let's deal with the 7 day forecast your warm-up for sunday. hang in for monday. and then big drop with the front. that's all it's going to force. bring some sun and clouds with the pacific ocean open. but not much the way of rain until we get to late the next weekend. stephanie, ok, we'll enjoy the sunshine while it lasts. >> now the bay area sports, the giants are looking to bounce back after losing 3 out of their last 4 games. and the warriors are getting ready to try and close out their playoff series with the denver nuggets. kate rooney has these stories and more in sports. >> the a's to unload it almost every recognizable name on their roster in free agency are off to a pretty good start this season, oakland is coming off a series win against baltimore and jockeying for position at the top. the american league west. next up first game of 3 with the texas rangers at oakland coliseum. there's some of the infamous

bleacher crew this fall. the issues still really passionate fan base. we're going to pick this one up in the top of the second scoreless. no outs. one on for nathaniel lowe tool for them. and the shot to left center field. danilo shoots too much on that one for the outfielders. it is gone. a 2 run home run. it's 2 nothing rangers to put the rain still in the second one out. no one on and yvonne, to some power behind that one. drops. and that's a solo home run. everybody has 3, nothing rangers they score. 2 more runs in that inning really roughing up a starter. adam oller base final score. 6 one ranger. yes. have the giants at nationals. if you've got the right, she's a nationals park. you can see the capitol building came through really pretty view there.

>> we're going to get up in the second inning. no score runs one out 2 on for my case. trump weekend with the nets in town and he drives one up the middle. for a base center fielder victor robles bobbles the ball there. so brandon crawford able to score on the error stops. it's and it's one nothing giants leon. next batter. austin slater districts hasn't got his back going much this year hits one to right center. that's up. out of here. a three-run home run for slater, his first of the season. and it's a big one. it's for nothing. giants. 61, the second 2 outs bases loaded for brandon crawford hit through the gap in left center field lane. thomas can't get it. and so it's a three-run double for crawford to make it a 7, nothing game. final score. 7 one san francisco running. well, the warriors have a couple days off of their 3 game victory. the dubs are up 3 games to none on the denver nuggets

with game 4 set for sunday afternoon course. anything can happen in the playoffs, of course. but >> the dubs can relax, at least had with the knowledge that no team in nba history has ever come back from the 3 deficit to win the series. so while the warriors know they're going to have to keep up the lead shooting, an efficient defense that got them this far their approach in game 4 with cautious confidence. >> i think usually if you you know, you're up and you get game 3 on the road. i mean, you put yourself a pretty good position to get a sweet. now. obviously because of numbers are of 3 o but the >> you know, the team is now to come out and they give you everything they got in that game through. and if you're able to take that punch to come out with a win. you know, you go in the game for you got to take a punch or 2. you know, you set yourself. oh, well, thrilled to be where we

are now. we've got to get one more >> you know, this this is how you got to do it. you take care at home and then make sure you go get one on the road and and so we're in a good spot. but we've got to finish it off. >> that was kate rooney reporting for us this morning. the warriors game against the nuggets is set for 12, 30 tomorrow afternoon. we'll be right back after this. some home fragrances can be... overwhelming. air wick fresh new day fills your space with fragrance that's always fresh, never overpowering. air wick. connect to nature.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn. >> it is saturday, april 23rd and we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and lots of sunshine going on for you today. that's going continue all weekend long. maybe just paint it with some high cloudiness. just a touch there. here's half moon bay for you. not a bad start happening along the coast. temperatures. they're not bad at even pop near 70 or so if not today, maybe tomorrow. >> here's a look at the satellite picture. not much to see again except being sprayed by some high cloudiness both today and tomorrow. good for

springtime heating for today. 40's going on over most of the region. we got the 40's now in the north bay, napa's out of the 30's. 52 for oakland. 51 conquered 54 for antioch and 54 san jose. for contrast sake, we are now catching up and we're pretty close to yesterday, although trailing just a touch up there in the north bay. the winds kind of variable. they will favor that typical spring and summer pattern. will we sre warm warming happening inland driving a little bit of a onshore wind. just a touch in the afternoon. temperature checks 65 at high noon by 3.73. we're looking for some upper 70's, particularly by the time we get to monday, not impossible, maybe for some folks by monday to pop near about 80 or so. but a quick correction for the remainder of the week. more on your forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right. thank you, dave. >> east bay leaders are asking governor newsom for help fighting the homeless crisis. they're urging him to keep the state's so-called flexible homeless funding. that's money dedicated to fighting

homelessness. the funding is currently set to expire next year. kron four's gayle ong spoke with local leaders on the possible consequences of losing that money. >> the mayors of oakland and berkeley and other local leaders gathered outside clifton hall friday, a college dorm in oakland transformed into affordable housing. the subject homelessness. local leaders are calling on the state to keep funds so they can offer more services and shelter. if this funding does not continue after july first 2023, we are likely to see more than 1000 people sent back onto the streets of oakland. and that is just in oakland, the homelessness housing assistance program are happy is the state's flexible homeless funding. oakland mayor libby schaaf and other leaders are urging governor gavin newsom to set aside 3 billion dollars of the state's budget for flexible homeless funding over the next 3 years to create different types of innovations and homeless services that have

been so much more successful. >> at getting people off of the streets into shelter and services and into permanent housing, state, federal, local government, the private sector, we all have to work together to address this crisis. berkeley mayor jesse, again supporting their shop says if the money goes away, it would be a significant setback in addressing homelessness is huge challenge for berkeley and for cities % throughout the bay area to be able to to continue these programs, whether it's shelter, whether it's street outreach, whether it is flexible housing dollars, all these things are really critical. the money supports programs like safe rv parking spots and hundreds of beds for the unhoused people like jen oakley benefited from have funds. she says she lived in tents in arby's in west oakland for 10 years. >> there are many more people out there that are just like me. and that just need a little help to find their way back to normal >> and i really, really believe the this funding is going help a lot of people,

shops, as if the funding does not continue next summer, oakland would lose at least 700 shelter beds. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> happening today, it is prom night for students at hillsdale high school, but because of the pandemic, the kids will have to wear masks indoors. the school is also requiring a covid test before the event. the decision comes after 90 students at san mateo high school tested positive for covid at their prom. that happened earlier this month. students at that dance were not required wear masks. kids at hillsdale high have had access to free covid testing since thursday. more free testing will be available at the school today. another big story we're following. oakland police have made an arrest in the death of 15 year-old kamila brown. the incident happened april 9th near the eastmont town center. police say there was a large crowd nearby when the 15 year-old was shot. investigators have not released any information

on the suspect. there have been more than 30 homicides in oakland so far this year. today, cities all across the bay area are holding events to celebrate earth day. many of the activities will involve cleaning up neighborhoods. people are gathering in redwood city this morning to make this year's earth day a success kron four's camila barco is live there with a look at the local effort to protect our planet. camila. good morning, stephanie. so yes, we're here at the public works building in redwood city. and behind me. >> we'll see that the banner is up to mark the city's annual spring cleanup event in honor of their birthday. now in about half an hour or so, people are going to be coming here to the public works building to get their supplies and then head out to collect some trash. the event starts at 8.30. people are going to be able check in get their supplies and then they'll be spread out across redwood city. they'll be going to places like. hoover school,

little river park and who excuse me, redwood creek. once they're done collecting the trash that they find out there. they'll come back here around noon. the grab some lunch, too. it's a grab. some lunch for all the effort have done now, stephanie, today's event here in redwood city is for residents in redwood. it's only for residents, but if you are interested in other day events, take a look at your screen. san francisco is hosting an earth day festival that starts at 11:00am at valencia street. walnut creek will host its own earth day celebration. that also starts at 11:00am at 12. 75 broadway plaza. there's a fremont earth day fair at 3500 capitol avenue and throughout the day, oakland will also have a cleanup event at several locations. now, stephanie, i just did. i just spoke with one of the staff members here at the public works building. he tells me that because of the pandemic, they had to cancel this event back in 2020

and in 2021 they had to do it social distance to social distancing style where they had a weeklong event. people were able to go out on their own and collect trash and he tells me that they were able to collect 3100 gallons of trash during last year's event. so we just have to see what their find this year. back to you. 31 gallons of trash. that's quite a significant number. and >> it's likely that they might collect even more this year because people are actually able to get together a little bit closer. now that we're at this point of the pandemic. thank you so much, camila for that live report. coming up on the kron 4 morning news as we get ready for a hot and dry one bay area agency is considering new water restrictions. >> and the proposal may end up costing you more money. plus, the state of california could have a lot more money than originally thought. we'll tell you what that could mean for your bank account. and after the break, millions of dollars are coming to san francisco's

marijuana industry. but some are sounding the alarm about the state's legal pot market.

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owners affected by pass policies as kron four's. dan thorn explains. this comes as industry leaders warn that the state's legal marijuana market could collapse. >> 4 and a half million dollars is going to support the pot industry in san francisco. the money which comes from the state will go to the cannabis equity grant program to help grow businesses. it is a great opportunity to keep the what that being said. it's needed for your business. it helps a lot. joyce hicks is in the process of opening her. a cannabis business, the fillmore district native says her community has been negatively affected by the so-called war on drugs. the funding distributed by the city's office of cannabis is aiming to combat disparities, be able to start a cannabis business. just not that easy. and you have to have the right people in your corner in order to the seat and your business. the marijuana industry just finished celebrating 4.20, but the state's sellers and

growers say they're facing a possible market collapse, taxes, fees and regulations have become a major burden. cannabis advocates are banking on relief in the governor's revised budget due next month. those concerns aside hicks is just happy potential business owners like her. >> are getting a fair shot at breaking into the industry is generation health. >> it helped me help my family more people that's in the industry to help other people s in need giving back to the community reporting in san francisco, dan thorn. >> kron 4 news. are you ready for spring? we've got the forecast for you this weekend. temps into the 70's, lots of sunshine, maybe some high cloudiness of the spring shower thing that taking a breather this week. but it is way upstream that we're still watching the kron. 4 morning news continues here.

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considering a variety of steps to reduce water use. so demand doesn't outpace supply. >> we really feel strongly that it's important for us to preserve those water supplies and supplement as far supplies so that we're ready in case 2023 is also dry. currently, there's voluntary water conservation of 10%. >> but if he's bay mud declares a stage 2 drought next week, reducing water use could become mandatory. other actions could include a water surcharge for all customers, including 322,000 residential customers who could see their bills increase by 2 to 8%. that help us pay for the cost draws specifically the cost of pulling in those extra supplemental water supplies that we may need. also on the table and excessive use penalty or fine. >> for those who use more water than the 1646 gallons per household stage, 2 would

allow it's around 5,000 customers would fall into that very high use category. and so is mine. it reach out to them to work with them to reduce their water use? east bay muds board will discuss next steps at its meeting next week. while some things could go into effect immediately. other things like a water surcharge would go into effect until at least may. >> that said pablo reservoir, dan kerman kron, 4 news. yeah. just another example of why we could really use some more rain in the bay area. but what are the chances of that day? >> well, upstream looks like we'll get some, stephanie, but not this week ahead. you know, this week we're going to play a dry and then into next weekend, some more rain coming our way. mountain snows to to keep the bank account going a little bit. here's a live shot coming in the half. moon bay. nice, beautiful son working its magic hair, blue skies everywhere. we look in upstream going to see is maybe some high cloudiness today. that's today tomorrow. basically we're look for temperatures to be a little bit more aggressive, pushing that number. a little higher,

maybe popping near about 80 or so by monday before we correct to a cooler week. ahead again, stormtracker 4, this a frontal boundary we expect by monday probably won't deliver much the way of rain, maybe some wet roads along the coast check for you. a lot of lower 50's and the board here. 46 for santa rosa. 46 also for napa. 50 meanwhile for san jose with future cast for the thing to watch is a little bit in the mountains. you can see this is i kind approximation that maybe there might be a little stray shower happening up there. but that's a pattern. we, tennessee a lot of times in the summer months. you get more moisture in the atmosphere. you get the upslope in your the hills and you sometimes get that occurrence. the afternoon evening, shower activity, a drill. we get all right. and into tomorrow, same kind of program, mostly some high clouds again, with daytime heating, maybe an isolated little shower going on there in some of the higher peaks. okay. for monday, we start to see some clouds start to encroach will probably still be able to manage some of

those lock your temperatures before we correct with the front later on today. we'll see that on shore when building in the east bay. that's particularly because of the inland heating driving. this, we lose the heating, get it back again on sunday. we repeat the performance again. kind of self generate a little bit. there, sunny and mild for your saturday. 70's for most of the bay area wide except maybe along the coast today than tomorrow. upper 70's going on in lynn, sunny and warming and the next week sun and clouds mixtures. what you can expect week long because we do have an open pacific. it's just that we're not getting anything. it's going to help really generate any shower activity this week, at least warm on monday and then mild for most of the week because that front will correct. our temperatures back down again and give us the cooler flavor of spring into next weekend. but upstream, though, there's something to be seen though. 65 san francisco. 69 for oakland, 71. meanwhile for san jose, some of those inland spots will to manage the middle 70's for today. again, building on that for your sunday and monday. more on that longer range forecast in your 4 zone. coming up in a bit. 70 looking

forward to it. thank you, dave. >> for your money this morning, it looks like california is going to have even more money than originally thought. as our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. this could bring more money coming. a rather could mean more money coming back to your pocket. >> state officials say so far, so good on cash collection in california this year, the cash or sees that we'ie been taking in since january have been positive in a recent cash report from the department of finance officials said there are about 17.3, 5 billion dollars over what the governor projected so far this fiscal year with tax processing underway. following this week's filing deadline, it's looking more and more likely california's budget surplus will be significantly larger than the 45.0. 7 billion the governor projected in january. a new report from the legislative analyst's office shows the state could see another 33 billion to 39 billion in unanticipated revenue from personal income corporation and sales taxes. but the department of finance

says exactly how much the surplus could be is still being calculated. one of the things to remember is that roughly. >> this is a ballpark estimate, roughly half of whatever that is or it is is going to have to go off of the top, go to areas set aside and the constitution. we're education spending and for a portion of that to be set aside, reporters as it should be. so we're still fine-tuning our projections right now so that we won't. we know for a couple of weeks how far above those jeannie rhee projections, we are with the extra money, the legislature and governor will have to deal with the appropriations limit which restricts the amount of tax revenue the state can spend. this also gives them the option to send rebates back to taxpayers. >> something the legislature and governor agree they should do in response to rising costs of living in california. but they're divided on exactly how a hearing has yet to be scheduled for assembly member. cutting petri, nor says push to send $400 to all state income tax payers. a separate legislative proposal to send money to taxpayers based on

income is not yet in writing. republicans want a gas tax holiday. and governor gavin newsom has proposed sending up to $800 and debit cards to california car owners. state officials are adamant these really proposals were not put in place to satisfy the state appropriations limit. but to help californians, one of the things i want to make crystal clear, though. >> is it looking at this? the governors i thought was in the first. how do we deal with again his first thought was people are getting pounded the pump. we have resources to be able to provide some immediate relief. how's the best way to go about doing that? another part of the governor's relief plan involves halting increases to some fuel taxes. >> in order for that to go into effect, lawmakers would need to approve that part of the plan by the end of next week. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news covid deaths are still high, but bay area doctors say they are hopeful those numbers will start to go down.

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children killed were 14 and older. plus, keep in mind the legal age to purchase guns is 18. researchers said the cdc's data doesn't fully capture the scale of gun violence among kids in the u.s. since it doesn't count non-fatal shootings. meanwhile, the cdc says covid was the 3rd leading cause of death in the united states in 2021. the virus trailed only heart disease and cancer for the second year in a row. kron four's amanda hari spoke with infectious disease specialist about how this could change in the future. >> i >> that this is an incredibly tragic statistic in the united states because remember, this is in the context of having vaccines for the second year in a row. covid has killed more americans than anything. >> except heart disease and cancer. ucsf, infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong. >> says it shows has significantly covid-19 is

impacting our population, but it really shows what impact a covid has had on lifespans by. >> such a heavy toll on deaths, infectious disease specialist doctor monica gandhi says >> it's even more heartbreaking knowing some of those hundreds of thousands of deaths could have been prevented. there was an estimate today that about 230 to 250,000 deaths were absolutely avoidable. if people have gotten vaccinated. so we've become very non by numbers. we look at 2000. that's a day and >> you know, it's in the back of mind because they're not like humans that we see that both doctors are hopeful that covid won't maintain the number 3 spot on this list. long term we have had advance is just in the last 6 months. they're going prove the mortality rate of covid-19. that includes things like improved immunity. >> better patient treatment and oral antiviral like paxlovid that can prevent the virus from becoming severe.

>> doctor gandhi also added there's a way he believes everyone can help bring down the number of people dying from the virus get vaccinated. get boosted, please. if you're in a high-risk group, get your 4th shot. amanda hari kron. 4 >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the city of san jose has a new program to try and prevent traffic deaths. we show you how it works.

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with a galaxy trade-in. morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave spahr who is in the weather center. dave, who's pretty cold getting up this morning you? a little chilly. but we've recovered nicely from that. as temperatures are mostly into the 40's across the region. and a nice warm-up expected both today and also into tomorrow. >> here's a live shot from half moon bay. lots of blue skies going on there and just a little bit the way some high cloudiness will get for today, not to do anything for temperatures, though. in fact, we're warming up the next couple of days, probably reach a peak around monday they're variable a little bit for now. they'll be on shore later on for today. temperature check for you. lower 50's going on over most of the region with some upper 40's up there in the north. but those a quick recovery, though, because we did have some 30's going on. excuse me just an hour or so ago. so it's a nice, quick recovery for today. up to about 65 or so by high noon, 3

o'clock. we're sailing about 73. and we expect more of that. not just tomorrow, but also into monday the week ahead will be kind of a mixed bag of sun and clouds a little bit cooler on those temperatures and maybe way upstream looking at some rain. stephanie. >> thanks for the update. day in the south bay city leaders are hoping that new traffic cameras will help lower the number of traffic related deaths in san jose kron four's justin campbell shows us how that technology works. >> at the intersection of monterey road curtner avenue, if you look closely little box size license plate cameras have been installed on the top of the intersection polls when people know that there is >> a camera there or license plate reader in the area. our hope is that we're actually going to deter all of this legal illegal activity. paralysis and council member and chair of the city's vision 0 task force. a task force made up of community members with a goal to reduce roadway fatalities. brownless says he hopes the cameras deter side

shows people running red lights and pedestrian traffic fatalities. the cameras will be our eyes and some of these intersections that were that are high priorities. and initially i don't allow us to be able to issue warnings to people that are >> running the red light. eventually he says it will allow the city to issue traffic citations. but for right now, the license plate readers will scan every plate passing through the intersection and plate is recognized as stolen. an amber alert or wanted it will see in real time data to law enforcement. they're very, very crucial instances. >> where these license plate readers might even save someone's life. >> raleigh says the pilot program will be rolling out at a few other intersections. he says the cameras are expensive, but if successful san jose might buy more in an effort to reduce traffic fatalities reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> also in san jose, police are reopening a hit and run

investigation from 11 years ago after the person hit just died from their injuries. the victim was 15 years old when she was hit by a car near camden and baskin avenues. police are other officers believe the car involved was in early 2, thousands model, gray or silver sedan, but they never found the car or identified the driver. the crash left the victim paralyzed. police say she died tuesday while in hospice care. an arrest has been made in a deadly hit and run in san leandro. 44 year-old jason mcdermott is now in police custody. the collision happened earlier this week at the intersection of fairway drive and monarch bay drive. the victim was a maintenance worker at monarch bay golf course. police say he was riding a lawnmower when he was hit by a pickup truck. people in the san leandro marina say they were said to learn about the incident. >> working at the golf course that just sounds awful. that you can get hit by a car. it's

a hit and run. i know the people take care of the place. take great pride in their work. so >> it's very unfortunate. it's sad. going to make me a little more cautious. >> the alameda county da charged mcdermott with multiple crimes, including vehicular manslaughter. the owner of an east bay laundromat is sharing surveillance video of the man wanted in connection with a burglary this month. police say he managed to steal thousands of dollars in cash. kron four's felecia go reports. >> an estimated $2500 in cash and coins was stolen from this bill changer machine at one stop laundromat in el serino about 2 and a half weeks ago. this after a man broke in and burglarize the business on san pablo avenue. you know, the police department and bin zhang, you business say the damage caused by the burglary. plus, the monetary loss exceeds $10,000 and help us

right in the situations that suspect took advantage of the businesses being open that night once term and no one was around. he spent about 3 and a it's breaking through a door to get to the back. police say used to get into the machine. i have heard of these things. i never thought that i would be. >> you know, a victim of one of these these making matters worse is the nationwide coin shortage during the pandemic. eu says it was already a daily tour securing quarters from banks for customers have been reaching out to folks at craigslist. >> on on next door and asking for neighborhood folks to bring coins and has been really helpful. >> but i'm still running around and i think i'll be doing that for the the near future. as in the meantime, he's hoping someone recognizes the man who wore a mask during the burglary. >> police say he stands 5 foot 6 and dressed in all black reach out to investigators. if he looks familiar, he cost a family business. a lot of

money. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the warriors aiming to eliminate the denver nuggets from the playoffs this weekend. we'll take a look at how the team is getting ready.

welcome back. san mateo county is suing the now defunct monsanto corporation.

>> for the cost of removing toxic chemicals, the company allegedly left behind monsanto was the creator of the week. killer roundup. the lawsuit claims that monsanto knowingly contaminated the county with a compound found to cause cancer. the u.s. government banned the production of the chemical in 1978, the san mateo county da says it is monsanto's responsibility to pay up and prevent further pollution, not the taxpayers. for your money. this morning airlines may be offering refunds for people who don't want to fly. now that passengers are not required to wear face masks. the federal mask mandate was struck down by a federal judge just days ago. each airline is handling this differently. a spokesperson for delta airlines saying that decisions about handling requests from customers worried about flying with those who are not wearing a mask are going to be made on a case by case basis meanwhile, american airlines says they have not had to deal

with many refund request of about this issue just yet the u.s. department of justice has said it will appeal the ruling that struck down the mask mandate on public transportation >> and for today, we're looking for those high temperatures to race to the 70's, the inland valleys, maybe in the middle 70's 2, nice little warm up for the next couple of days. little flavor of the warm side of spring. then cooling off the remainder. have your complete forecast. coming up a bit kron. 4 morning news weekend continues. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes!

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kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and a beautiful saturday. looks like a packed weekend coming our way live shot coming in from sfo. no delays happening there either to some high cloudiness that will get for today. there's a nice beach shot for you of half moon bay. >> looking pretty good today to maybe the flare up of a little bit the way some cloudiness up in the sierra, an isolated little shower, which is kind of typical in the spring and summer months a little bit with daytime heating, most readings right now in the upper 40's lower 50's at that pretty much where we're settling at this hour upstream, not much is going to happen again. just some high cloudiness, just a touch. ultimately this front will drop in south. it will correct. our temperatures. the rain event will be really out to sea and will impact us directly. it looks like on that front. let's get to what it looks like on the map. kind of a mild pattern for us this weekend. if not a bit on the warm side again, ultimately that front dropping south

getting into early in the week. futurecast for here. it is. boom has a temperature, correct or does open up the pacific and that will be the case all week long. so temperatures a bit subdued and we have a west to east pattern. not much really exciting. happens until the end of next weekend. you have it on sunday morning. but wait, there's another hit coming our way into early the following week. now we're starting march into may at this point and looks pretty good in the long range forecast models, although this can change. but that's a that's definitely sign of some things to come getting us all the way in the may. now 4 zone forecast for this saturday with 65 san francisco. coastal numbers still kind of the lower 60's, some upper 50's that that's bit of a chill partick in the afternoon. you start to get that onshore wind because of inland heating mid 60's for the peninsula down south, got some lower 70's here, palo alto, redwood city as well. the south bay in the lower 70's to milpitas about 68 72 santa clara, upper 60's along the east bay shoreline. tri valley will be about lower

70's today. 74 walnut creek and concord, about 74 gun building on that for sunday into monday. 66 berkeley, slightly cooler along the bay shoreline. 67 hogan, that's up on shore. wind will be working here later today. 76 fairfield, 73 for napa and somebody for santa rosa still quite warm tomorrow. topping that off monday, here comes the front down again. it's a correction 60's and 70's. clouds and sun mixture. although we don't get much more from that, more of the action is by the end of next weekend into the following week. all right. well, we'll look. >> well, enjoy the sunshine while it lasts. and now to some sad news this morning, there will be no gilroy garlic festival this year or ever again. the world famous event has been postponed indefinitely. kron four's theresa has details on what led to this tough decision. >> you know, we've worked hard to. find a way to have at and we just hit it hit a wall.

basically. that is tom klein, one of the board of directors for the gilroy garlic festival delivering the disappointing news. the festival is a no go this year and quite possibly gone for good, at least. >> the way it once was you look at the festival. >> especially the last 10 years we were not. and of those 10 years, we didn't make money. we lost money. i'm making in 2018 lost a record $1000. so you have that and then rolling in the covid. you then have no income besides losing money from covid. there was also increased security demands on the festival following the mass shooting in 2019 where 3 people died. >> and 17 were injured. plus, klein says that the city was asking for additional insurance on top of the mandatory 1 million dollar general liability coverage for an event i have it for us >> covid again, all the other things that we've had to deal it, it just works against and

so with that, trying to move forward. keeping the message positive. >> that's been our goal. >> and we want people to know that, you know, we are working hard. >> you know, we're we're not done. klein says that they will offer a golf tournament this year as well as a concert. then in the fall. >> a special farm to table dinner with, of course, garlic taking center stage. you know, the garlic festival. >> has been it's an institution and its something that people love to go to and the impact not only the nonprofits, all the schools, you know, sports teams, boy scouts all the different once its impacted them and again, not being able to do it. it's been a hard thing for us, but he adds not all is lost. keep an eye on us where we're going to be figuring this out to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. certainly some sad news there. but looking forward to that farm to fork event. >> now the bay area sports, the giants are looking to

bounce back after losing 3 out of their last 4 games. and the warriors are getting ready to try and close out their playoff series with the denver nuggets. kate rooney has those stories and more. >> the a's to unload it. almost every recognizable name on their roster in free agency. off to a pretty good start this season. oakland is coming off a series win against baltimore and jockeying for position at the top. the american league west. next up first game of 3 with the texas rangers at oakland coliseum. there's some of the infamous bleacher crew this fall. the issues still really passionate fan base. we're going to pick this one up in the top of the second scoreless. no outs one on for nathaniel lowe tool for them. and the shot to left center field. that yellow shoots too much on that one for the outfielders. it is gone. a 2 run home run. it's 2 nothing rangers to put the rain still in the second one out. no one

on and yvonne. to some power behind that one. drops. and that's a solo home run. everybody has 3, nothing rangers they score. 2 more runs in that inning really roughing up a starter. adam oller base final score. 6 one ranger. yes. how the giants at nationals. if you've got the right and nationals park, you can see the capitol building came through really pretty view there. >> we're going to get up in the second inning. no score runs one out 2 on for mike weekend with the nets in town and he drives one up the middle. for a base center fielder victor robles bobbles the ball there. so brandon crawford able to score on the error stops. it's and it's one nothing giants leon. next batter. he often slater districts get hasn't got his

back going much this year hits one to right center. that's up. out of here. a three-run home run for slater, his first of the season. and it's a big one. it's for nothing. giants. 61 is back in 2 outs. bases loaded for brandon crawford hit through the gap in left center field lane. thomas can't get it. and so it's a three-run double for crawford to make it a 7, nothing game. final score. 7 one san francisco running. well, the warriors have a couple days off of their 3 game victory. the dubs are up 3 games to none on the denver nuggets with game 4 set for sunday afternoon course. anything can happen in the playoffs, of course. but >> the dubs can relax, at least had with the knowledge that no team in nba history has ever come back from the 3 deficit to win the series. so while the warriors know they're going to have to keep up the lead shooting, an efficient defense that got them this far their approach in game 4 with cautious confidence. >> i think usually if you you know, you're up and you get game 3 on the road. i mean,

you put yourself in pretty good position to get a sweet. now. obviously because of the numbers are of 3 o but the >> you know, the team is now to come out and they give you everything they got in that game through. and if you're able to take that punch to come out with a win. you know, you go in the game for you got to take a punch or 2. you know, you such a cell phone. well, thrilled to be where we are now. we've got to get one more >> you know, this this is how you got to do it. you take care of business at home and then make sure you go get one on the road and and so we're in a good spot. but we've got to finish it off. >> that was kate rooney reporting for us this morning. the warriors game against the nuggets is set for 12, 30 tomorrow afternoon. we'll be right back.

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choose wisely. leaders and volunteers in san jose brought out shovels to plant trees in honor of earth day in bay point park. they planted 30 oak trees and chinese french trees. san jose's mayor says the city's tree canopy has thinned out in recent years and he wants to reverse that trend.

>> the impacts of la are real, certainly on our health and obviously on our environment in so many ways. and so we're determined to reverse are shrinking candidate as the chinese proverb tells us the best time to plant a tree was a generation ago. the next best time to plant a tree is today. >> city leaders say the goal is to plant 1000 trees in the district. still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news cities across the bay area are stepping up today to clean up the planet in honor of earth day. >> we tell you where you can help coming up in a live report. plus, city leaders are asking for governor newsom's help fighting homelessness. they say some key programs are in danger of losing funding. also one bay area water agency is considering new restrictions. how that could impact your water bill. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news. at know. >> good morning. thank you so

much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn. >> it is saturday, april 23rd and we have a lot to get to this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a wonderful spring-like weekend. we have you know, we did the rain part of the forecast. you know, the april showers. we did that last week. >> now time for some sunshine both this weekend and even into next week as well. you know, help you know the plants need that starts to make. so the the sunshine so to look at the positive side of things is half moon bay for you. there blue skies. we can see. nice start to the day here. not much the way of fog either. and on balance today. all we're going to see is maybe some high cloudiness store in the day-to-day kind of streaming from the south. now that front way up north can't quite make it out here. but the front up to the north will be a player for forecast in monday. now, monday night into tuesday, there's a very outside chance that may bring us little passing shower. but the bigger deal is it's a temperature corrector temperature check for us. we're in the 50's and cut deep breath of the 2. we have some upper 50's and there some

lower 50's. 48 for she's be 51 for half moon bay. 56. meanwhile, 4 san jose now for the temperature contrast, we're pretty close to where we were yesterday. in fact, if not a little warmer mountain view, half moon bay, for example, even up to santa rosa, 3 degrees ahead. for now, it looks like there's a little bit of a trend on shore for those winds will see that kind of pick up a little bit more aggressively compliments of inland heating. that's something we tend to see a lot of the spring and sometimes the summer months, if we don't have like a high, that's right. overhead. shutting everything down. 68 for 1 o'clock by 4. we're talking. 73. these numbers will become more impressive, though, tomorrow and into monday as we push near 80 for some of those inland valleys coming up in a bit, of course, we'll take a look at what the rest your weekend forecast looks like it will be taking a peek into what it looks like for next week to stephanie looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> east bay leaders are asking governor newsome tepper help fighting the homeless crisis. they are urging him to keep the state's so-called flexible homeless funding. that's money

dedicated to fighting homelessness. the funding is currently set to expire next year. kron four's gayle ong spoke with local leaders on the possible consequences of losing that money. >> the mayors of oakland and berkeley and other local leaders gathered outside clifton hall friday, a college dorm in oakland transformed into affordable housing. the subject homelessness. local leaders are calling on the state to keep funds so they can offer more services and shelter. if this funding does not continue after july first 2023, we are likely to see more than 1000 people sent back onto the streets of oakland. and that is just in oakland, the homelessness housing assistance program are happy is the state's flexible homeless funding. oakland mayor libby schaaf and other leaders are urging governor gavin newsom to set aside 3 billion dollars of the state's budget for flexible homeless funding over the next 3 years to create different types of innovations and

homeless services that have been so much more successful. >> at getting people off of the streets into shelter and services and into permanent housing state, federal, local government, the private sector, we all have to work together to address this crisis. berkeley mayor jesse, again supporting their shop says if the money goes away, it would be a significant setback in addressing homelessness is huge challenge for berkeley and for cities throughout the bay area to be able to to continue these programs, whether it's shelter, whether it's street outreach, whether it is flexible housing dollars, all these things are really critical. the money supports programs like safe rv parking spots and hundreds of beds for the unhoused people like jen oakley benefited from have funds. she says she lived in tents in arby's in west oakland for 10 years. >> there are many more people out there that are just like me. and that just need a little help to find their way back to normal >> and i really, really

believe the this funding is going help a lot of people. mayor schaff says if the funding does not continue next summer. >> oakland would lose at least 700 shelter beds. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> happening today, it is probably night for students at hillsdale high school, but because of the pandemic, the kids will have to wear masks indoors. the school is also requiring a covid test before the event. the decision comes after 90 students at san mateo high school tested positive for covid at their prom. that happened earlier this month. students at that dance were not required to wear masks. kids at hillsdale high have had access to free covid testing since thursday. more free testing will be available at the school today. another big story we're following. oakland police have made an arrest in the death of 15 year-old come island brown. the incident happened april 9th near the eastmont town center. police say there was a large crowd nearby when the 15 investigators have not

released any information on the suspect. there have been more than 30 homicides in oakland so far this year. today, cities all across the bay area are holding events to celebrate earth day. many of these activities will involve cleaning up neighborhoods. people are gathering in redwood city this morning to make this year's earth day a success kron 4 camila barco is live there with a look at the local effort to protect our planet. camila. good morning, stephanie. so yeah, redwood city has kicked off its annual spring cleanup event in honor of earth day. just behind me. is that checked in table to still few people signing up for this mornings. >> of then and there's i've seen about it. a few dozen people come out. here's a look at the turn out. volunteers are meeting here at the public works building in redwood city will where they will get some back for us, some supplies and then they'll head out across redwood city and start cleaning up any trash or

debris that they can find out. they're going to be a sign to several places. some of those include little river park, redwood creek and hoover school. and stephanie, what's interesting about this event is that it started almost 30 years ago. organizers began this event because back then there was so much graffiti and shopping cart shopping carts were left everywhere and anywhere. they didn't want people driving through that. so they created this cleanup event and they've come a long way just last year they collected 3100 gallons of trash and they have found some unusual things. here's what one organizer had to say. >> i can tell you that was so cute. those young boy and he came up to me and he had a pair for holstein in his hand and he goes like this i do i get to pry it was so adorable. and so we've had a bowling ball. it looked like it was brand-new. somebody got mad about the game and threw it overboard. i guess so. %e've had bowling and we've had

wallets and we've been able return things sometimes. >> now, if you're not able to come out to redwood city today, there are other events across the bay area. there's an earth day festival in san francisco that starts at 11 at valencia street. walnut creek will also host an event at 11:00am set 12 75 broadway plaza. there's a fremont earth day fair at 3500 capitol avenue. and throughout the day, oakland will also have a cleanup event several locations. but stephanie, the event here at redwood city, it's for redwood rlsidents only and they're actually about to head out 2. there are several locations and we'll just have to see how much trash they can find back to you. yeah. imagine more than 3100 gallons, which was last year's amount. pretty incredible initiative. there. >> thank you so much, camilla for that live report. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news as we get ready for a hot and dry summer. one

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here with your weather forecast today. those pretty chilly getting up this morning. yeah. and you know what? it make up for nice afternoon going on. good morning, stephanie. good morning, we've got to lots of sunshine this weekend and warming up those temperatures to the upper 70's. live picture comes in from san jose state university out of the loop me to laci the meteorology department. they're they're starting some synoptic meteorology, i guess going on our what we have in our forecast. we have besides a sunny skies will be spread by some high cloudiness. now, this front will be a player in our future probably by monday. it's going bring some cloud cover. maybe some coastal sprinkles here. and there. but the bigger issue is is going to really correct our temperatures to give us much more of a cooler flavor next. we compared to what we're going to experience the next 3 days. 55 conquered 52 for livermore east bay shoreline. just a hodgepodge of 50's. 56, san jose. but even up here in the north bay member talking about the 30's not too long ago, already into the 50's serve. it is moving this morning. let's hand it over to future cast for to watch. that goes on. not much but do want

to point out. you see those blogs, the pop up a little bit. it's kind of the models just kind of presume that's going to happen. little chance of an isolated little showers starting to enter into that spring. summertime pattern unless there's a high part right overhead of when you get that daytime heating and get more moisture in the atmosphere that upslope in can sometimes produce a little isolated shower back at home. here comes the overnight fog clearing out for the afternoon. looking good again. little pulsating happening up there in the mountains. things don't start to get interesting until we get to monday morning. there are some scattered clouds are still going to see nice warm temperatures in the afternoon. but then as we get to tuesday cooler ahead. let's get back to the day now. we have the daytime heating nice and warm. what sure comes on shore winds inland heating happening there with temps in the mid 70's tends to drive a little onshore wind. we're going to see the same thing again for tomorrow. we'll pop happening there for the afternoon again until we get a correction with that system dropping sunny south, sunny and mild today, 70's for the bay area wide

tomorrow, sunny and warming inland, upper 70's happening inland. we might see potentially an 80 crack here or there if not tomorrow, maybe on monday. course, the timing. the cloud covers will be interesting. sun and clouds mix for next week. that will be all week long after temperatures. correct? warm on monday, but mild most of the week, mild for the season. that is 65 san francisco. 69 going on for oakland, san jose check-in. 71 across the wider bay temperature check 60's for middle 70's again, well inland, both in the north bay, east bay and even far down in the south bay. coming up a little bit later on, we have the 4 zone forecast for you and also the extended. but keep it here coming up in just keep it here coming up in just a keep it here coming up in just a at jp morgan, the only definition of wealth that matters is yours.

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>> welcome back. this week, san francisco supervisor matt haney ran and won a special election for the district or rather the assembly district. 17 seat. that's the seat once held by david chiu who is now the city attorney. mister haney joins us live now on the kron 4 studio to talk about his vision for the future of district 17. thank you so much for joining us today. and congratulations on your win. thank you. thank you for having me. it's been a busy week yet and you just to celebrate a birthday. yes, my birthday was on sunday had an election on tuesday. >> so it's been a a pretty wild week, but a good one for sure. you certainly have your hands full. so. >> just to get right into it, you know, district 17, we know. but it covers the eastern half of san francisco

includes neighborhoods like chinatown and the tenderloin. so, you know, both of these areas have very unique demographics and unique issues. so, you know, focusing on the tenderloin how do you plan to specifically address issues like homelessness and the fentanyl overdose problem? these are issues that go much further be on one neighborhood. it's one of the big reasons why i ran. >> for the state assembly, we need state leadership, state resources, every city and county doing their part on this. you can't expect to solve homelessness or fentanyl epidemic in one neighborhood as hard as we're trying. so we need to have consequences for affective consequences for people were selling fentanyl. we need to stop the flow of these drugs into our state and into our communities. you make sure that there's treatment on demand so that when people need help, they can get into it. and we're not stuck in these bottlenecks. and we need to make sure that it's not just san francisco doing this. you know, as long as people are coming here to sell drugs and uie drugs, san francisco is going to be overwhelmed. i need to go up to the state and

say you need a plan here and we need every city and county to also do their part. >> and we also i mentioned earlier about the district chinatown being part of the district as well. you know, during the pandemic, so many businesses in the chinatown area were affected. detrimentally people at feeling apprehensive because of the incorrect sentiment that, you know, asian people are the cause of this. the spread of this covid-19 virus and also the rise in anti-asian violence directed towards folks living in chinatown across the state. any reassurance that you'd like to provide to voters and people living in chinatown at this time, just specific steps that you're planning to take to help give them a sense of reassurance. >> chinatown is the oldest and largest chinatown the country. it's in many ways the cultural and economic heart of our city. so many people come to san francisco because of chinatown. you know, the chinese community is up in a part of san francisco for so long and i'm going to be a

champion for chinatown in the state legislature. that means bringing back resources so that we can open up chinatown and bring our visitors back. invest in small businesses. invest in the art investing really bringing people back to chinatown. but it also has to mean safety. we need police walking the beat. we need for patrols. we need consequences for people who commit hate crimes. a lot of those are state laws and resources and i'm going to make sure that that i champion not only chinatown opening up and thriving, but also the safety of every a chinese resident, our city and state. >> we reported earlier the state's budget surplus right this year. it's reportedly going to be pretty sizable. we're talking more than 23 billion dollars more than previously projected. so what issues can people in san francisco expected to be fighting for in sacramento. >> we need real solutions on homelessness and housing and mental health. these are the big issues that we're facing every day. we're seeing our

streets. people are seeing it when they take out the checkbook to pay rent. we have to build more housing, build more affordable housing, get people off the streets, expand services like mental health and also make sure the systems work better. we can't have people who are just abandoned on our streets. we have to get them inside. but also people generally and in san francisco around the state, even though the state is doing well with our surpassed a lot of people still are not doing well themselves. they have debt. they're struggling. they lost a small businesses. so i'm also going to be looking at economic opportunity to lift everyone up. workers put money back in people's pockets. >> mayor london bridge is expected to select a replacement on the board of supervisors of any suggestions or ideas on who would be a good candidate for the job? >> well, i many years ago, san francisco made history with harvey milk. the first openly lgbt elected official. i hope we can make history again. the chair of our democratic party is a first name honey mahogany. she would be the first trans elected in san

francisco and and for supervisor. and i was also just incredibly brilliant. and so i hope that the mayor appoints but ultimately there will be election in november and the voters of district 6 will begin to choose. and i'm veryoproud that i will be able to continue to represent district 6 but in sacramento and they bring back results from for them there. any closing thoughts here for what? what? what else that we get that that you really want voters are and people in san francisco to know about you and just steps moving forward. >> this is a tough time for our city and our state and we need to have elected officials who are actually grounded in reality who are trying to solve problems with solutions, not governing based on ideology or even in some cases, as we've seen in san francisco, elected officials who are actually dismissive their own constituents and devaluing people and dividing people. i won i think a large victory because i want to bring people together. i want to solve problems. i want to acknowledge that this is a

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there's voluntary water conservation of 10%. >> but if he's bay mud declares a stage 2 drought next week, reducing water use could become mandatory. other actions could include a water surcharge for all customers, including 322,000 residential customers who could see their bills increase by 2 to 8%. that help us pay for the cost draws specifically the cost of pulling in those extra supplemental water supplies that we may need. also on the table and excessive use penalty or fine. >> for those who use more water than the 1646 gallons per household stage. 2 would allow it's around 5,000 customers would fall into that very high use category. and so is mine. it reach out to them to work with them to reduce their water use? >> east bay muds board will discuss next steps at its meeting next week. while some things could go into effect

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good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. david's far. >> is in the weather center with the latest a day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and get ready for sunshine going on for this weekend. and some springtime temperatures coming at your way, too. we'll hold off on the rain not just for this weekend, but into next week. it's latter portion of the forecast. we see some opportunities develop. there's a far shot the golden gate bridge. you can see. san jose state's folks at the meet a logical department checking in as well. lots of sunshine, too. so upstream, we do see some high cloudiness today and tomorrow. kind of paint the skies just a little bit. it's monday. it's more earnest and we'll see more cloud cover. and then a cooling trend right after it could be like a step downward and then the rest of the week will be a mixed bag of sun and clouds of the winds for now little bit on shore, but they'll become a little bit more aggressive in the afternoon hours both today. tomorrow that's inland heating driving. that pattern. meanwhile, temperatures are in the lower to middle 50's over

most of the region. 63 for antioch. 52 for santa rosa. 57 in san francisco as well. so into the 70's we go by 1 o'clock. 69, 73 by 4 and by sunday monday zone, we could see perhaps a couple token areas popping about 80 before we get corrected for the balance of the week and longer-range upstream to there's some opportunity for some rain will be talking all about that coming up in a bit. stephanie, thank you. day. >> in the south bay city leaders are hoping that new traffic cameras will help lower the number of traffic related deaths in san jose kron four's justin campbell shows us how that technology works. >> at the intersection of moderate road curtner avenue, if you look closely little box size license plate cameras have been installed on the top of the intersection polls when people know that there is >> a camera there or license plate reader in the area. our hope is that we're actually going to deter all of this

legal illegal activity. paralysis at council member and chair of the city's vision 0 task force. a task force made up of community members with a goal to reduce roadway fatalities. brownless says he hopes the cameras deter side shows people running red lights and pedestrian traffic fatalities. the cameras will be our eyes and some of these intersections that were that are high priorities. >> and initially, i don't allow us to be able to issue warnings to people that are >> running the red light. eventually he says it will allow the city to issue traffic citations. but for right now, the license plate readers will scan every plate passing through the intersection at plate is recognized as stolen an amber alert or wanted it will see in real time data to law enforcement. they're very, very crucial instances. >> where these license plate readers might even save someone's life. >> raleigh says the pilot program will be rolling out at a few other intersections. he says the cameras are expensive, but if successful

san jose might buy more in an effort to reduce traffic fatalities reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> also in san jose, police are reopening a hit and run investigation from 11 years ago after the person hit just died from their injuries. the victim was 15 years old when she was hit by a car near camden and bascom avenues. officers believe the car involved was an early 2, thousands model, gray or silver sedan. but they never found the car or identify the driver. the crash left the victim paralyzed and police say she died tuesday while in hospice care. an arrest has been made in a deadly hit and run in san leandro. 44 year-old jason mcdermott is now in police custody. the collision happened earlier this week at the intersection of fairway drive and monarch bay drive the victim was a maintenance worker at monarch bay golf course. police say he was riding a lawnmower when he was hit by a pickup truck.

police in the san leandro marina or other people in the san leandro marina say they were set to hear about this happening. >> working at the golf course that just sounds awful. that you can get hit by a car. it's a hit and run. i know the people take care of the place. take great pride in the work. so it's very unfortunate. it's sad. going to make me a little more cautious. >> the alameda county district attorney charged mcdermott with multiple crimes, including vehicular manslaughter. the owner of an east bay laundromat is sharing surveillance. video of the man wanted in connection with a burglary this month. police say he managed to steal thousands of dollars in cash. kron four's felecia got reports. >> an estimated $2500 in cash and coins was stolen from this bill changer machine at one stop laundromat in el serino about 2 and a half weeks ago. this after a man broke in and burglarize the business on san

pablo avenue. you know, the police department and bin zhang, you business say the damage caused by the burglary. plus, the monetary loss exceeds $10,000 and help us right in the situations that suspect took advantage of the businesses being open that night once term and no one was around. he spent about 3 and a half breaking through a door to get to the back. police say used to get into the machine. i have heard of these things. i never thought that i would be. >> you know, a victim of one of these these making matters worse is the nationwide coin shortage during the pandemic. eu says it was already a daily tour securing quarters from banks for customers have been reaching out to folks at craigslist. >> on on next door and asking for neighborhood folks to bring coins and has been really helpful. >> but i'm still running around and i think i'll be doing that for the the near

future. as in the meantime, he's hoping someone recognizes the man who wore a mask during the burglary. police say he stands 5 foot 6 and dressed in all black. reach out to investigators. if he looks familiar, he cost a family business. a lot of money. phillipe djegal all kron, 4 news and we sure hope police find a suspect soon. >> san francisco has been awarded millions of dollars to help create what advocates call more equity in the cannabis industry. the goal here is to help potential business owners affected by past policies as kron four's. dan thorn explains. this comes as industry leaders warn that the state's legal marijuana market could collapse. >> 4 and a half million dollars is going to support the pot industry in san francisco. the money which comes from the state will go to the cannabis equity grant program to help grow businesses. it is a great opportunity to keep the what that being said. it's needed for your business. it helps a lot. joyce hicks is in the

process of opening her. a cannabis business, the fillmore district native says her community has been negatively affected by the so-called war on drugs. the funding distributed by the city's office of cannabis is aiming to combat disparities, be able to start a cannabis business. just not that easy. and you have to have the right people in your corner in order to the seed your business, the marijuana industry just finished celebrating 4.20, but the state's sellers and growers say they're facing a possible market collapse, taxes, fees and regulations have become a major burden. cannabis advocates are banking on relief in the governor's revised budget due next month. those concerns aside hicks is just happy potential business owners like her. >> are getting a fair shot at breaking into the industry is generation health. >> it helped me help my family more people that's in the industry to help other people

s in given back to the community reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> for the first time in u.s. history. guns with a leading cause of death among children in 2020 new research looked at cdc data and found more than 4300 children died of gun-related injuries. that year, homicides made up the majority of deaths among children and teens overall gun killings went up by 40 right rather. 33 1% from 2019 to 2020, most of the children killed were 14 and older. keep in mind the legal age to purchase guns is 18. researchers said the cdc's data does not fully capture the scale of gun violence among kids in the u.s. because it doesn't count non-fatal shootings. meanwhile, the cdc says covid was the 3rd leading cause of death in the united states last year. the virus trailed only heart disease and cancer for the second year in a row. kron four's amanda

harris spoke with infectious disease specialist about how this could change in the future. >> i >> that this is an incredibly tragic statistic in the united states because remember, this is in the context of having vaccines for the second year in a row. covid has killed more americans than anything. >> except heart disease and cancer. ucsf, infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong. >> says it shows has significantly covid-19 is impacting our population, but it really shows what impact a covid has had on lifespans by. >> such a heavy toll on deaths, infectious disease specialist doctor monica gandhi says >> it's even more heartbreaking knowing some of those hundreds of thousands of deaths could have been prevented. it was an estimate today that about 230 to 250,000 deaths were absolutely avoidable. if people have gotten vaccinated. so we've

become very non by numbers. we look at 2000. that's a day and >> you know, it's in the back of mind because they're not like humans that we see that both doctors are hopeful that covid won't maintain the number 3 spot on this list. long term. we have had its chances just in the last 6 months ago improve the mortality rate of covid-19. that includes things like improved immunity. >> better patient treatment and oral antiviral like paxlovid that can prevent the virus from becoming severe. >> doctor gandhi also added there's a way he believes everyone can help bring down the number of people dying from the virus get vaccinated. get boosted, please. if you're in a high-risk group, get your 4th shot. amanda hari kron. 4 >> some sad news this morning. there will be no got gilroy garlic festival this year or ever again. the world famous event has been postponed indefinitely. kron four's to recess. stasio has details on

what led to that tough decision. >> you know, we've worked hard to. find a way to having a mat and we just hit it. hit a wall. basically. that is tom klein, one of the board of directors for the gilroy garlic festival delivering the disappointing news. the festival is a no go this year and quite possibly gone for good, at least. >> the way it once was you look at the festival. >> especially the last 10 years we were not. and of those 10 years, we didn't make money. we lost money. i'm making in 2018 report $100,000. so you have that and then rolling in the covid, you then have no income besides losing money from covid. there was also increased security demands on the festival following the mass shooting in 2019 where 3 people died. >> and 17 were injured. plus, klein says that the city was asking for additional insurance on top of the mandatory 1 million dollar

general liability coverage for an event i have it for us >> covid again, all the other things that we've had to deal it, it just works against and so with god trying to move forward, keeping the message positive. >> that's been our goal. >> and we want people to know that, you know, we are working hard. >> you know, we're we're not done. klein says that they will offer a golf tournament this year as well as a concert. then in the fall. >> a special farm to table dinner with, of course, garlic taking center stage. you know, the garlic festival. >> has been it's an institution and its something that people love to go to and the impact not only the nonprofits, all the schools, you know, sports teams, boy scouts all the different once its impacted them and again, not being able to do it. it's been a hard thing for us, but he adds not all is lost. keep

an eye on us where we're going to be figuring this out to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> yeah, i'm watching all that stuff. frying their young young. we've got mid 70's going on to key in london, the east bay and up to the north bay as well. warm and even more so on sunday and into monday, a little bit. your 4 zone forecast extended all coming up. the kron, 4 news weekend continues. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'?

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>> welcome back. we have dave spahr standing by with our weather forecast. dave, just how long as the sunshine going to last for it looks like for this entire weekend. stephanie. nice little flavor of spring going on. we have the springtime showers this last week. now time for all the sunshine and mild to warm temperatures going on. good morning, everybody. east bay shoreline. there you have a blue skies, blue bay all work temperature. check for you. a big improvement always this morning. at 7 o'clock, some readings up in the north bay. we're in the 30's. still now. napa's graduated to 52. also santa rosa. 59 a bottle. meanwhile, around the immediate bay, pretty much mid 50's. but 63 already for any auc. so upstream will be sprayed by some of this high cloudiness. but on balance, we'll call it mostly sunny today. tomorrow. and then way upstream. this front will drop south. we're thinking timing on this to be monday into monday night. there is that little opportunity of a cosmetic sprinkle, perhaps enough to dirty up the car, don't you know, and that's about it. it's not really much

of a rain producer. we don't think it even do that. but for this weekend, we're into a mild scenario here. and even though this front will open up the pacific or keep it open for us and we'll have the west to east travel. still looks like we'll have to wait a while before any rain settles. here it is. we're talking about there's the front that's going to correct things for us. all the moisture is up in the northwest, as you will notice. pacific is open for sun and clouds mixture until late next weekend. here comes some rain showers into the following week. this is now getting looks like there's an earnest chance of some rain. hopefully that will hold together. 4 zone forecast comes in like this today. 65 san francisco still but chilly along the coast. upper 50's scratching around 60 or happened bait. 61. 66 going on for burlingame foster city. 68 lower 70's down here. san carlos also palo alto, redwood city. meanwhile, the south bay lower 70's morgan hill popping at 73. we'll do better tomorrow. by the way, 72 santa clara, 71 for cupertino, upper

60's on the east bay shoreline. looks like tri valley. lower 70's about 74 for walnut creek. also for concord, 66 for berkeley, 69 for oakland, 67 vallejo. 76. meanwhile, for fairfield, there's some of that inland heating. these are places that might see 80 tomorrow or perhaps monday. 74 up there, the santa rosa, us to your 7 day forecast here. here's the mixture of what we expect up to 78 tomorrow and monday. the drop off with the front that we stayed on in that zone. it looks like through most of the week, the traffic that we're hoping on bringing us rain is off screen here into next weekend and the following week. but least the chances with us. meanwhile, bay temperatures will also be into the 60's with lower 60's at the coast. stephanie. >> all right. thanks very for that weather update now to bay area sports. the giants are looking to bounce back after losing 3 out of their last 4 games. and the warriors are getting ready to try and close out their playoff series with the denver nuggets. kate

rooney has those stories and more in sports. >> the a's to unload it almost every recognizable name on their roster in free agency. off to a pretty good start this season. oakland is coming off a series win against baltimore and jockeying for position at the top. the american league west. next up first game of 3 with the texas rangers at oakland coliseum. there's some of the infamous bleacher crew this the issues still really passionate fan base. we're going to pick this one up in the top of the second scoreless. no outs one on for nathaniel lowe tool for them. and the shot to left center field. that yellow shoots too much on that one for the outfielders. it is gone. a 2 run home run. it's 2 nothing rangers to put the rain still in the second one out. no one on and yvonne. to some power behind that one.

drops. and that's a solo home run. everybody has 3, nothing rangers they score. 2 more runs in that inning really roughing up a starter. adam oller base final score. 6 one ranger. yes. how the giants at nationals. if you've got the right and nationals park, you can see the capitol through really pretty view there. >> we're going to get up in the second inning. no score runs one out 2 on for mike weekend with the nets in town and he drives one up the middle. for a base center fielder victor robles bobbles the ball there. so brandon crawford able to score on the error stops. it's and it's one nothing giants leon. next batter. he often slater districts get hasn't got his back going much this year hits one to right center. that's up. out of here. a three-run home run for slater, his first of the season. and it's a big

one. it's for nothing. giants. 61 is back in 2 outs. bases loaded for brandon crawford hit through the gap in left center field lane. thomas can't get it. and so it's a three-run double for crawford to make it a 7, nothing game. final score. 7 one san francisco running. well, the warriors have a couple days off of their 3 game victory. the dubs are up 3 games to none on the denver nuggets with game 4 set for sunday afternoon course. anything can happen in the playoffs, of course. but >> the dubs can relax, at least had with the knowledge that no team in nba history has ever come back from the 3 deficit to win the series. so while the warriors know they're going to have to keep up the lead shooting, an efficient defense khat got them this far their approach in game 4 with cautious confidence. >> i think usually if you you know, you're up and you get game 3 on the road. i mean, you put yourself in pretty good position to get a sweet. now. obviously because of

numbers are of 3 o but the >> you know, the team is now to come out and they give you everything they got in that game. 3. and if you're able to take that punch to come out with a win. you know, you go in the game for you got to take a punch or 2. you know, you set yourself. oh, well, thrilled to be where we are now. we've got to get one more >> you know, this this is how you got to do it. you take care of business at home and then make sure you go get one on the road and and so we're in a good spot. but we've got to finish >> that was kate rooney reporting for us this morning. the warriors game against the nuggets is set for 12, 30 tomorrow afternoon. >> and we'll be right back after this.

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