>> 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, we have a lot to get it for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and this morning were treated to a little bit the way of some fog hanging around the bay. as you can see, just a little layer there on the east bay shoreline. >> take a couple hours to kind of mix south. it will be worth it as we have a nice spring day up ahead for your sunday and carrying us into monday as well. >> looking at that fog cast, by the way, it is focused a little bit on the coast on the east bay shoreline. it is filling into some of the

valleys in the east bay just a bit. but again, we add a few more hours a day time heating and it just evaporates away and everybody goes in the sunny mode. now upstream, we are waiting kind of a weak front to drop south. that's really big claim to fame will be a a temperature correction, but not much the play of any rain. maybe some sprinkles along the coast. 40's on the board. for the most part, we have some lower 50's east bay shoreline up to 55 per antioch. 49 going on for san jose. this is a little warmer than we had from yesterday and that's with the complement of clear skies. quick check of the winds. we do see them a little onshore at the coast, but they're kind of variable for now. once we get that inland, daytime heating, we'll see a little bit better movement. the breakdown for you today. 66 by 11, 2 o'clock. we're talking 76, but we do have a selective couple spots on our maps that show maybe a couple 80's to be had out there. more on your forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> our top story this morning, the golden state warriors are looking to finish off the

denver nuggets in the first round of the nba playoffs. the 2 teams square off this afternoon in denver. meanwhile, the warriors are hosting a watch party right outside of the chase center convoys. camila barco is live there this morning as the excitement builds camila. >> good morning, stephanie. so yeah, one more game and it could all be over for the nuggets. but the journey could continue for the warriors. now they have been dominant. this series 3, i know. and today people will get to watch the action all over again here at the chase center for that watch party. now this is what it looks like they can watch from the big screen outside the arena just like they did during thursday night's game. >> fans can come out to the west plaza at thrive city here outside the chase center. it's going to be games, photo opportunities and the giant tv. so you can tear on the dubs. now that starts at 11:00am. and remember, this is a chance to for everyone to come together to watch the warriors play from afar since

they are playing in denver. now the warriors beat the nuggets one 18 to one 13 during game 3 of the playoffs and it's been a pool party. jordan poole led the warriors with 27 points and steph curry has been coming off the bench returning from his foot injury. also scoring 27 points during thursday's game. now is the warrior sweep. the nuggets. they will have a week off before facing their semifinal appoint opponents. but, stephanie, we're just kind of have to see what happens during game for tipoff is at 12, 30 this afternoon and the watch party. if you do want to watch here from outside the chase center, you can start coming by at 11 a m and of course, we'll have all the highlights on air and online at kron 4 dot com. back to you. thanks so much. coming up for that live report. >> and curious to know, you know, if the crowds this year be even bigger for that watch party with those loosening covid restrictions happening tomorrow, thousands of stanford nurses will hit the

picket lines over a list of concerns stemming from the covid outbreak. they're demanding better pay increase, staffing and medical and mental health benefits. they say the pandemic led to burnout and fears of accidently taking the disease home to others. stanford health officials say they are disappointed in the union's decision to strike. they say they recently met with the nurses union and offered them a 5% raise. they've also offered funds. they say that will help nurses repay their student loans. the nurses have been working without a contract since the end of march. 90% of the union voted to strike. stafford officials say replacement nurses will be brought in the hospitals and the hospitals will stay open. happening now, the san mateo county sheriff's office is looking for a woman who robbed a group of teenagers at gun point. >> it happened early friday morning on hall avenue in redwood city. one of the victims is grabbed by the neck and forced to the ground according to officers. that's when the woman took another victim's wallet. while

investigating this robbery, the sheriff's office learned about a similar incident that happened in foster city just a short time after at this point, deputies do not have a detailed description of the robber, but we do know she was last seen wearing green and black clothing and a hoodie. in the east bay. the closure of a family owned grocery store in west oakland has made it harder for people in the area to get healthy food and fresh produce. but as kron forcefully juggle reports, an alternative option is coming. thanks to a strong community effort. >> mosaic world market will provide free space for up to 25 vendors to operate and sell healthy, fresh food, filling the vacuum left behind after full-scale grocery store community foods market closed in this space more than 2 months ago in the flatlands a west. oakland is not a lot of it's a food desert for healthy food. >> and so we know that in most black and brown communities.

>> that we don't have access to get healthy, fresh produce on saturday, the market held a soft opening. it's located in the old markets parking lot at 31. 0, 5, san pablo avenue in west oakland starting next week. community ready, core events, coordinator, denmark, vesey says. >> it will operate every saturday from noon to 5 o'clock in the afternoon. showcasing not only food but also local artists selling their own work. also has. >> judy, ready for what we do every weekend is we actually give away produce fruits investment. so of course, we're going to be giving away some ourselves. the crc is a local organization that has teamed up with oakland council member carol fife to make this project happen. they hope it will attract younger people inspire them to showcase their art. >> and help make the neighborhood safer during the summer. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. top u.s.

officials are set to meet with ukrainian president later today. ukraine is hoping to get. and after the break, we're just a few days away from the start of the nfl draft. we show you have the city of las vegas is preparing to be the center of the sports world.

>> welcome back. in just a few days, the eyes of the sports world will be on las vegas for this year's nfl draft. the three-day event starts on thursday. sasha loftus has more on how that city is getting ready. >> sports nfl's fun. vegas is a fun city. i think it just makes sense for them to be here. the nfl draft is in its 87 year and for the first time it's being held here in las vegas with preparations already underway at the velocity of fountains and along the stretch. that's part of why i stopped was taking some pictures. the staging from the blasio. it's really cool that they build all this just on the water in the three-day event, the nfl draft experience will allow fans in on the highlights. think of it as an nfl interactive football theme park from april 28th through the 30th located behind the high roller at the linq promenade featuring three-dimensional imaging exhibits. exclusive merchandise plays owns a draft

tavern and more. i want to test the mood, then take some you know. >> get a chance to know them a little bit >> one that anyone doubt be up there. >> with raider nation now becoming a part of las vegas culture and the golden knights having a massive fan base along with minor league and college teams like the aviators and the aces. las vegas is becoming a sports time. we also can't forget that las vegas was chosen to host super bowl 58 and allegiance stadium in 2020 for locals on the strip noting the sports impact across the valley as something new and exciting. it's cool to have that right. ia going to a swat teams come from all over him. play our teams here. it's it's fun to go to these lengths. even if i'm like, i'm not big sports person, but go to the bill, the is so >> i was hearing some celine dion playing in the background there. so that's a las vegas for you. that was sasha loftis reporting this morning. now this year, neither the raiders nor the forty-niners have a

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>> welcome back. time for another check of our weather with meteorologist dave spahr day. super cold for me getting up this morning. a bit on the chilly side shore but will make up for it this afternoon because we've got some of those inland highs reaching for about 80 or so. first order of business for the sun is to mix out this fog. you can see it just hovering right along the east bay shoreline above it. this is our weather for today. nice blue skies going on now upstream. we do have a front that you can barely make out here. it's big claim to fame will be kind of a temperature correction driven driving some winds and all of that and maybe a sprinkle along the coast. but that will be all for this thing. and it's really expected to be a player as we get into tomorrow. and tomorrow afternoon evening, a check into those bay area. temperatures will be in the lower 40's up in the north bay. 46 for livermore east bay shoreline, lower 50's over the fog and of course, the bay keeping temperatures somewhat subdued. 49, meanwhile, 4 san jose a look up the tahoe over the next few days. we've got kind of a spring time forecast

there, too. in the 50's. it looks like for the next couple of days. no precipitation for them or us really on the board. it looks like for this week ahead next week, early next week. little bit of a change coming our way, though, something to look out for you. let's get to that in future cast for here. looks good for today. a couple splotches show up there around the mountains just a bit. here comes this front. that's going to start to drive some cloud cover for us. still on monday, we're going to manage temperatures very close to what we've got going on for today. so a lot of upper 70's near about 80 for some spots. but then tomorrow at late afternoon evening, the winds start to drive. there's a little hint of maybe a few little showers up in the north bay potentially there now winds today because of the daytime heating will be driven east bay heating will drive those winds that we typically get kind of us to a springtime pattern. but being driven more front, holy, if you will, are the winds we expect by tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours. this is 10 o'clock. get your general idea with the front kind of in our backyard at that point and carrying us into tuesday with

the reduction of temperatures warm and sunny today near about 80 in la next week. warm on monday or this week. coming up warm then the change not as warm with those variable clouds all week long. now, next weekend as the sun and clouds mix that continues will be grazed by a shower in the north bay. but the real deal comes the following week. looks like we've got some traffic coming our way to look out for 66 san francisco, 70 coming in for oakland. 76 san jose and the readings on the big board near about 80 going on for antioch, 78 to santa rosa. 76, meanwhile, for napa, some of those valleys inland starting to warm up. we'll have more on that in your 4 zone forecast. check the extended as well. 7, thank you very much, dave. >> happening today, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is set to meet with top u.s. officials. reporter rudabeh shahbazi has the latest. >> solecki says he's meeting with u.s.. defense secretary lloyd austin and secretary of state anthony blinken speaking with reporters at an underground train station. the

ukrainian president also addressed the possibility of meeting with president biden is out of the knots, but secretary of defense and secretary of state of the united states. mister clinton they be here we will be waiting for the time. it is safe enough for the president us to come here and support to ukraine was left as meantime, russian forces are targeting a steel plant in the port city of mariupol housing. an estimated 3,000 soldiers and civilians. >> the kremlin claiming its military has seized all of mariupol except for that steel plant. buses promised by russia to evacuate people from that city failed to arrive. the russian military ordering civilians away with the threat of imminent showing. >> the situation just as dire in other parts of the country. ukrainian officials say at least 6 russian missiles hit the city of odessa, killing at least 6 people, including a 3 month-old baby, at least 18 others are injured in the

attack. russia showing no signs of letting up a senior russian commander says the kremlin's goals for the next phase of the invasion. our total control of southern ukraine and potentially a separatist region of moldova. president zelensky insists the ukrainian people are not scared to do what they must to save their country. >> we have these young my problem. i don't have the right to be afraid because our people showed that they are not afraid of anything. we see a proud they are afraid for their children. that's true. people were stopping tanks with bare hands and other russian military armaments is one thing. but new pictures reveal the results of this ongoing massacre. satellite images released this week show what appear to be a second mass grave near mariupol. local officials accuse russia of burying thousands of civilians to conceal the slaughter taking place. there. the un reporting more than 5200 verified civilian casualties. 50 of those unlawful killings in bucha alone. the actual number likely much higher.

>> meanwhile, a bipartisan group of lawmakers is calling on the biden administration to set up field hospitals near ukraine's border after russia invaded in late february ukraine suffered thousands of casualties and russian strikes on hospitals have hurt ukraine's ability to care for its sick and wounded. the associated press documented 3 dozen russian attacks on medical facilities so far. back here in the u.s. car. dealers say about the russian invasion of ukraine is making supply shortages worse. dealers warn the price of new cars is only going to keep going up. according to the ongoing microchip shortage as the cause of this existing problem is, as we mentioned, only being exacerbated by the ongoing invasion of ukraine. microchips are made with palladium a chemical element that's mined from the ukrainian region. >> for the invasion. >> a had issues and mostly had to do with supply and demand.

that's a significant. supplier that the radically is going to be taken off market. >> this year drivers are paying out almost $5,000. more for a new car than in previous years. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, one bakery has come up with a new way to make candy using a 3 d printer. we show you have a new technology works after this.

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called the sugar lap. the beauty of it is that sugar has this incredible molecular structure. their kitchen uses special 3 d food printers to create small edible works of art. >> kyle van hassle and got the idea in graduate school. we wonder what would it be like to prepare sugar invented these 3 d printers and tens of thousands of candies later has his answer for objects of this size. we print them out about one per minute. so super fast. there's no other 3 food printing technology that can go at that speed. first, a digital design is loaded into the machine. kind of like sending a document to the printer. >> instead of ink, the machine uses flavored powdered sugar is to print layer after layer colors are sprayed on to the finish. candies are now here. i just have to find them and pull them out. the machine. prince, multiple candies at once. finally a blast of air and they're ready to be in or filled with something like chocolate. i try a watermelon lemonade, sugar cube. we just

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>> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a pretty nice spring day coming our way across the bay and points beyond. however, we're starting off with that fog. it's a covering areas near water, but also some of those inland valleys, too. >> here's a shot from half

moon bay and you can see still hanging around the coast. there looks like a couple hours affair before it starts to clear out we should see clearing up the coast and certainly other locations as well as the morning wears on what we're waiting for is the front to drop south. that will be a temperature correct or for us. that will happen field on tuesday. but the cloud cover the winds will be on monday. temperature check for you right now. 42 for santa rosa. also for napa. got some 50's lined up in the east bay shoreline. 58 for antioch. 47, though, for a little more. and 49 for san jose. we're looking at 66 by 11 by to 76. but there's some station as some locations inland. for highs near and around 80 for the bay. we're looking at 66 for san francisco, oakland at 70 76 and jose coming up in a bit. we'll be taking a look at that 4 zone forecast for you. and also that extended stephanie, thank you very much, dave. >> airline officials say they are trying to work with passengers who are afraid to fly with others who are not wearing face masks. this comes

after a federal judge struck down the masking requirement in airports and during flights kron four's amanda hari spoke to doctors about travel safety. >> i'm seeing about a 50 50 split of people choosing to mask up and people choosing to go on mask here at the airport, a doctor i spoke to said there is going to be a higher chance of getting covid-19 while traveling. now that people are unmasked. i think people should recognize that. >> there's more responsibility on themselves to take every conceivable precaution they can to rare sight at the airport. many people now unmasked after a federal judge in florida struck down the masking requirement to think was a whirlwind decisions to the judge may just horrible professor of infectious diseases at uc berkeley doctor john swartzberg. >> says he doesn't think it was the right decision. some airlines say they're now offering options, including refunds in some cases.

>> for passengers worried about flying united airlines ceo scott kirby said, quote, we're working with those customers to find another option. give them credit or if they don't ever want to fly again, we're actually willing to give them a refund. american airlines ceo robert said, but like we do in all these events were taking a look at our policies and asking them to get in touch with our reservations office and we'll make sure that we accommodate them in an appropriate fashion. i spoke to passenger believe from france. she says she'll still be wearing her mask. first of all, i'm pregnant. so i have to be careful of that. that, yeah, i want to protect the others and taken virus is not done like we're still living with but passenger marina, gary lena feels differently. facebook couple couple of weeks ago, you know, even in its stores. >> he'll find you do basic precautions do the right

doctor. swartzberg says it's up to each person to weigh the risks and some people have to consider their risk more carefully. if you're elderly. >> if you've got. conditions that would really predispose you to a outcome. what being immunocompromised or even things like diabetes or obesity or chronic lung or heart disease. those are some examples of people who, you know, need to really weigh the pros and cons more. if you're worried about catching covid-19. doctor swartzberg recommends still wearing a well-fitted mask while traveling as well as getting those first 2 doses of vaccine. >> and a booster at sfo. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> despite concerns from some passengers, some major airlines appear to be bouncing back from where they were during the pandemic. united airlines ceo scott kirby says current travel demand is the highest it's been in 30 years. a very different story at the start of the year when the

company posted a 1.4 billion dollar loss right now, ovrrall, travel numbers are up more than 18 times. what they were at the start of the pandemic. a new study from ucsf shows that covid-19 vaccines have prevented tens of thousands of deaths in california alone. according to that study, vaccines prevented about one and a half million infections. nearly 73,000 hospitalizations and almost 20,000 deaths in the state right now, more than 70% of californians are fully vaccinated. in the east bay. a massive fentanyl bust in alameda county. the county narcotics task force as they recovered more than 92 pounds of fentanyl during busts in oakland and hayward, detectives found a fentanyl manufacturing lab friday afternoon. officers arrested one person. investigators are still looking for a second suspect in connection to that bust. in oakland. one person is in the hospital after a car crashed into a home. check out

this video of the scene posted to the citizen app. quite a lot of damage left behind there. oakland police say that this happened early saturday morning on the car through boulevard. the driver's name is not being released at this time. while officials try to get in touch with family investigators believe there's was also a passenger on this car on where this car, but they ran from the scene. no word yet on what caused this crash or of drugs or alcohol played a factor. oakland police are also investigating a shooting that happened on the car thir boulevard friday night when police arrived on scene, they found a person who'd been shot several times. that person died at the scene. no information about the victim is being released until their family has contacted and no arrests have been made yet. so far. in walnut creek, a man is behind bars, accused of using a machete while trying to rob a target. police say the 31 year-old suspect angel rodriguez did not make it out of the store with anything,

but he is accused of trying to rob the register and the stores electronic section when rodriguez failed to get a hold of any cash. investigators say he ran off towards the walnut creek, bart station. he was later arrested and taken to the martinez detention facility. that's quite a sizable machete. there. investigators are trying to figure out how this sailboat right here caught fire in the san francisco bay. it happened saturday afternoon between pier 27 and treasure island. this is video from the san francisco fire department. nobody was injured and it doesn't look from that video that anyone was on board. but we're working to get some more information on that. now coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we're all feeling the impact of inflation driving prices up. >> lawmakers in washington now struggling to come up with a solution. the latest effort coming out of our nation's capital. and after the break, one nasa astronaut is looking to make history this week were incredible story and how she hopes to inspire others. coming up.

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the european union agreed on a deal that requires big tech companies to check their site more closely for hate speech. this information and other harmful content. and federal labor officials say an arizona starbucks engaged in unfair labor practices. they're now asking a judge to force the coffee giant to re-hire 3 union activists who were let go at their phoenix location. this petition is the latest blow to the coffee chain. has locations across the country seek to unionize. a starbucks spokesperson says the company disagrees with the labor board's accusations. an astronaut is set to make history next week. she will become the first black woman to serve aboard the international space station. jessica watkins launches into space tuesday inside a space x dragon capsule. once her vessel docks at the space station, shell spent 6 months doing research while orbiting the earth walk-in started her career with nasa as an intern and was chosen as an astronaut

candidate in 2017. doctor watkins got her undergrad degree from stanford and her doctorate at u c l a she says this mission is a tribute to the legacy of black female astronauts who came before her and the exciting future that lies ahead. very inspiring day. yeah. watch those g forces up there. >> we're looking at upper in those inland spots, both in the east bay and up in the north bay to might even pop 80 in the couple of selective spots. got your 4 zone forecast. a look at that extended right around the bend. keep it here. ♪ ♪ [ bird chirps ] springfest is back! [ sprinkler & birds chirping ] these are the mowers i was telling you about. and right now, you'l find everythig your lawn and home needs this season. [ food sizzling and happy family chatter ]

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more than just scenery. we have made besides the cocktail proud diners are drawn from all over him all the way for the city for this to get a taste of what chef mena is famous for fresh california cuisine excellent. like vr parfait or these fun duck drumsticks. or maybe this over the top of lobster pot pie. even kids find something to like. what's your favorite food? have you had? anything area is stable? low kitchen seaves up a weekend brunch weekday bite or a nightcap chef. mena is happy. you're here for all of it. >> i think people more than ever right now what restaurants that are really >> when the sun sets, there's a new side to explore. take the staircase up to the with bookshelves and billion posters. rock star. >> whatever you order here at bungalow kitchen, it comes with a side of it. rock and

roll. the soundtrack to the restaurant is classic rock. here it is by co-owner brent will have all these great songs that sometimes just don't always get to hear. you know, i brought the soundscape and kitchen. >> because i love music. well, tipper van isn't necessarily known rocking nightlife, bungalow kitchen weeks to change. that last very 11 gets back to this 11, 30. so you have a great dinner and not worry about how back in vicki >> that certainly looks very young me. i'm thinking i might try that lobster pot pie and our executive producer, richard when he said that he's interested in those drumsticks, the duck drumsticks. but how about you? but i just said sticks and feel like drumsticks is just i want to go for a duck you guys are more adventurous than i am. >> maybe. but it looks one of the place, though, at that's the thing. we have a beautiful forecast at patio. see, please is what we're talking about for today. even a little bit now. tomorrow gets a little

breezy and windy. get into a little bit of fog this morning, but is far as the planes and so forth going forward. we're good on that front. no problems there. no delays, half moon bay. we have a little bit of fog happening a little bit. but again, that will mix out in the next couple of hours going to the mostly sunny mode, at least for today. temperature check for you. got some lower 40's up there in the north bay. 58 for antioch. 47 livermore, east bay shoreline, lower 50's for right now upstream, the temperature change or 4, she could barely make it out here. but this is about what it is. and it's pretty weak. might get a couple little stray showers way up in the north bay, potentially. but the bigger issue with this will be a temperature change. after all of that happens, we're going to continue to have kind of that flow pattern west to east. we don't have an arcane high pressure kind of blocking everything. so no heat spikes coming our way. this is what happens in future cast for as we go through the day today. great tonight. some cloud cover tries to get in here for monday. still looking for temperatures to achieve close

to the numbers today. this is the cloud cover with the front that we're talking about tuesday morning. there's that little weak opportunity for shower, but it's the winds we'll be watching. these are the winds for tomorrow. now on shore with the arrival of the front, there is about 02:00am on tuesday and then then subsiding into tuesday with again, a mixed bag of sun and clouds watching. the longer range forecast here. here's just what's left over of that front. we have the winds and some cloud cover. we have the pacific still open, but everything kind of goes up and around us. there's a little chance of showers we go into the weekend. but this gets juice here into late sunday monday. there's something worth noting and also some mountain snow is going on with this, too. this is knocking on the door of may. and here we have more opportunity for precipitation and another one upstream. look at us, too. so at least the weather pattern is set up for nice. a nice situation with no blocking highs. so that's good there. 4 zone forecast for your sunday. 66 san francisco at the coast will try some lower 60's at that popping to the upper 60's

for the bay side. 71 foster city. 75 for palo alto in the south bay. most readings here mid to upper 70's morgan hill. maybe 78 76 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south, a lower 70's tri valley. you're looking for upper 70's here as well. 78 for walnut creek. 78 conquered 68 for berkeley. blaine, what? 69? it's the winds reducing temperatures there. but there's vacaville coming in at 81. 76 for napa and 78% rosa. some may be approximately shaping, agree, offer 2, maybe 3 for tomorrow because the interruption of some cloud cover long range forecast for the extended. here's the cloud cover with the traffic of the front drop down to about 70 going on for your tuesday. and we stay in that zone with the open pacific for the rest of the week. not a lot going on. some cloud cover for friday. but again, it's towards the latter portion next weekend. early the following week, things get interesting, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> for your money this morning, americans are dealing with the major costs of high

inflation and leaders in washington are arguing about how to solve it. hannah brandt is in dc with the latest. >> prices are up pretty much everywhere from the grocery store to the gas pump. and it's quickly become a major focus here on capitol hill. republicans and democrats agree rising prices are a problem. obviously affecting every family's budget. we have all got to be completely focused on lowering costs for working people every day. what they don't agree on is how tackle america's high inflation. >> president biden and democrats point to the war in ukraine as the primary force behind higher prices was going to be hard for a while getting through the cost of gasoline and energy because of >> and the war. but republicans accuse democrats of pumping too much easy money into the economy. ohio senator rob portman says it's hurting all of us. people's wages are going up. some. but inflation is going up higher. democrats have a range of legislative proposals aimed at bringing down prices, including legislation to make prescription drugs cheaper.

>> everyone has less money in their pocket. they because the high cost of health care. >> and senator patty murray is pushing to pass a bill that would help families pay for child care. we can help working families by putting money back in their pockets and taking a little stress off their shoulders. many republicans say more government spending will only make inflation worse, cost americans more in the long run and drive the federal government deeper into debt. but president biden wants to pay for the proposals by raising taxes on the ultra wealthy. all they got to do is pay a fair share. and we can do all this and so much more as lawmakers return to the capitol on monday after their 2 week long spring break. the pressure is on for them to find solutions in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> there is some good news for people here in the bay area. gas prices have seen a slight drop in the last month. let's take a look here. these prices are according to triple a as of this morning. now on the left there you can see the price today and on the right. you can see the price is one

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn, it's sunday, april 24th and we have a lot to get to this morning. let's start by getting a look at what else the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a beautiful spring day. it will be for your sunday. we're dealing with that traditional morning fog going on. it's along the coast and along the bay side. but it's spilling a little bit into some of the >> valleys in the east bay as well. this live shot coming in from half moon bay. kind of an overcast appearance that will break up over the next couple of hours. he the sun kind of period through just a little bit. so in the fog cast were going for the next few hours. you see it mix out very nicely. it's a little bit stubborn along some parts of the coast along the peninsula little bit there. storm tracker 4 is barely outlining that front. it's up in the northwest. from our perspective. it will not be noticeable until we get to

tomorrow. the temperature impact will get here on tuesday and will drive some winds as well. we're looking at some 50's mostly in the east bay for right now. 40's cover the north bay, 50 san francisco. 52 for san jose and the temperature change. contrast for you were a little cooler along the peninsula. meanwhile, pretty much the same as yesterday or degree or 2 ahead for the east bay. the winds for right now seem to be all pretty on shore. we expect a little bit of a pop this afternoon minor. that is that that the daytime heating going on in the east bay, 71 by 12, noon by 3. 77. a couple selective spots will make it to about 80 for a high today. and we're looking for similar temperatures for tomorrow, but we will be fighting more cloud cover in winds as well for a cooler week ahead. we'll have more on that coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. day at our top story this morning. the golden state warriors looking to finish finish off the denver nuggets in the first round of the nba playoffs. >> the 2 teams square off this afternoon in denver. and

meantime, the warriors are hosting a watch party outside of the chase center kron four's camila barco is live there this morning as the excitement builds camila. >> good morning, stephanie. see better way to watch. game 4. then on this giant screen tv here at thrive city. one game and it could all be over for the nuggets. but the journey could continue for the warriors. stephanie. they have dominated this series. they are 3 and o and today people will get to watch game 4 here at thrive city. they did this last time during game 4. excuse me. game 3 thursday night's game fans came out to the west plaza at thrive city here outside the chase center today, there's going to be games, photo opportunities and the giant tv so people can cheer on the deaths. now that starts at 11:00am. and remember, this is a chance for everyone to come together to watch the warriors play from afar since they are playing in

denver. now the warriors beat the nuggets one 18 to one 13 during game 3 of the playoffs. it's been a pool party. jordan poole led the warriors with 27 points. >> steph curry has been coming off the bench since returning from his foot injury. also scoring 27 points during thursday's game. now, if the warriors sweep the nuggets, they will have a week off before facing their semifinal opponents. now the question is, will the warriors take the win later today? tipoff is at 12 30 this afternoon. but stephanie, people can come out here at thrive city starting at 11 a m and we'll have all the highlights from today's game later tonight on air and online. for now. back to you. yeah, looking forward to it. thank you so much, camilla for that live report. happening tomorrow, thousands of stanford nurses will hit the picket lines over a list of concerns stemming from the covid outbreak. >> they're demanding better pay increase, staffing and medical and mental health

benefits. they say the pandemic led to burnout and fears of accidently taking the disease home to others. stanford health officials say they are disappointed in the union's decision to strike. they say they recently met with the nurses union and offer them a 5% raise. they've also offered funds, they say will help nurses repay their student loans. the nurses have been working without a contract since the end of march. 90% of the union voted to strike. stanford officials say replacement nurses will be brought in and the hospitals will stay open. >> happening now, the san mateo county sheriff's office is looking for a woman who robbed a group of teenagers at gun point. it happened early friday morning on hall avenue in redwood city. one of the victims was grabbed by the neck and forced to the ground according to officers. that's when the woman took another victim's wallet. while investigating this robbery, the sheriff's office learned about a similar incident that happened in foster city just a short time after at this

point, deputies do not have a detailed description of the robber. we do know that she was last seen wearing green and black clothing and a hoodie. in the east bay. the closure of a family owned grocery store in west oakland has made it harder for people in the area to get healthy food and fresh produce. but as kron forcefully all reports, an alternative option is coming. thanks to a strong community effort. >> mosaic world market will provide free space for up to 25 vendors to operate and sell healthy, fresh food, filling the vacuum left behind after full-scale grocery store community foods market closed in this space more than 2 months ago in the flatlands a west. oakland is not a lot of it's a food desert for healthy food. >> and so we know that in most black and brown communities. >> that we don't have access healthy, fresh produce on saturday, the market held a soft opening. it's located in

the old markets parking lot at 31. 0, 5, san pablo avenue in west oakland starting next week. community ready, core events, coordinator, denmark, vesey says. >> it will operate every saturday from noon to 5 o'clock in the afternoon. showcasing not only food but also local artists selling their own work. also has. >> ready for what we do every weekend is we actually give away produce fruits investment. so of course, we're going to be giving away some ourselves. the crc is a local organization that has teamed up with oakland council member carol fife to make this project happen. they hope it will attract younger people inspire them to showcase their art. >> and help make the neighborhood safer during the summer. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. top u.s. officials are set to meet with ukrainian president later today. the aid that ukraine is hoping to get. and after the break, we're just a few days away from the start of the nfl

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>> welcome back. time now for another check of our weather meteorologist dave spahr standing by to give us a closer look. and dave, how long can we expect that sunshine to stick around today? stephanie, looks like it will be with us. and then tomorrow it's going start to get a little bit more shy west. some scattered clouds skews me at. have some scattered clouds going on. and this front drops south. that's going to drive it on shore wind. that's going to be cooling effect now all week long. what kind of play, you know, singsong game with the sun in the clouds business. but the pacific will be open. that's the important issue. here is the fog i mentioned earlier, still with us in the east bay shoreline. give us a couple of hours, maybe around noon to clear up the coast in some areas, a little stubborn there. and there's their future. you can see up towards the top. that's the blue skies are front, by the way, its way upstream here, a little pocket of some cloud cover. so this afternoon, you might see a little stray cloud, but the front is up towards the north. again, it's driving winds and cooler temperatures. right now we're looking at lower 50's lining up the east bay shoreline 40's to the north

bay east bay already racing ahead at 62 for any all kind of a hint of sign of things to come today. 52 meanwhile for san jose as temperatures start racing this afternoon. meanwhile, tahoe, we're looking at numbers getting to the upper 50's going on for today near about 60 for tomorrow tuesday. 55 58 for wednesday. but the key issue there is it's just sun and clouds and kind of springtime temperatures. so that taking a breather as well from the precipitation i say this week because next week is going to be a different story for both them and us future cast for today. looking pretty good there. just a stray little cloud or so to. we may expect as we get into tomorrow. however, different story here comes the front in the cloud. cover with that. don't forget those onshore winds. there will be picking up more so than what we're seeing today. maybe overnight might see a little stray shower way up there. the north bay potentially. but for the most part, it will be a temperature correction winds with all of this eye for this. all the while, the sunday. and there's a little bit of a pot that happens this afternoon. but

more notably tomorrow with our front, it's really kind of a dry front. doesn't much going for it. but just the physics of these things are that one thing that always guarantee with front is going to use to get wins. you don't get precipitation necessarily or maybe that much cloud cover. maybe it's dry, but you're going to get some winds usually with its passage. so here's the lowdown today. it's mostly sunny and warm near about 80 in some selective spots this week. warm still on monday. then the change not as warm for the remainder of the week. and variable clouds really can't put any rain on their, although it's not impossible that first little front and into the weekend sun and clouds mixture, showers still in the north bay. we're just getting a pieces of the systems, but that's more promising after next weekend into the following week. 66 san francisco, 70 for oakland. 76 for san jose. there's an 80, for example, antioch. but again, most readings in the upper 70's for today. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline in the lower 70's now in a bit. well, the 4 zone forecast for you check into that extended as well,

stephanie. yes, a good week to have a light jacket handy. thank you, dave. >> happening today, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is set to meet with top u.s. officials. reporter rudabeh shahbazi has the latest for us. >> solecki says he's meeting with u.s.. defense secretary lloyd austin and secretary of state anthony blinken speaking with reporters at an underground train station. the ukrainian president also addressed the possibility of meeting with president biden is out with a nice secretary of defense and secretary of state of the united states. mister clinton they be here pollution. we will be waiting for the time. it is safe enough for the president of the u.s. to come here and support to ukraine was as meantime, russian forces are targeting a steel plant in the port city of mariupol housing. an estimated 3,000 soldiers and civilians. >> the kremlin claiming its military has seized all of mariupol except for that steel plant. buses promised by russia to evacuate people from

that city failed to arrive. the russian military ordering civilians away with the threat of imminent showing. >> the situation just as dire in other parts of the country. ukrainian officials say at least 6 russian missiles hit the city of odessa, killing at least 6 people, including a 3 month-old baby, at least 18 others are injured in the attack. russia showing no signs of letting up a senior russian commander says the kremlin's goals for the next phase of the invasion. our total control of southern ukraine and potentially a separatist region of moldova. president zelensky insists the ukrainian people are not scared to do what they must to save their country. >> we have these young my i don't have the right to be afraid because our people showed that they are not afraid of anything up, rob. they are afraid for their children. that's true. people were stopping tanks with his bare hands and other russian military armaments is one thing. but new pictures reveal the results of this ongoing

massacre. satellite images released this week show what appear to be a second mass grave near mariupol. local officials accuse russia of burying thousands of civilians to conceal the slaughter taking place there. the un reporting more than 5200 verified civilian casualties. 50 of those unlawful killings in bucha alone. the actual number likely much higher. >> meanwhile, a bipartisan group of lawmakers is calling on the biden administration to set up field hospitals near ukraine's border after russia invaded in late february, ukraine suffered thousands of casualties and russian strikes on hospitals have hurt ukraine's ability to care for its sick and wounded. the associated press documented 3 dozen russian attacks on medical facilities so far. back here in the u.s. car dealers say, but the russian invasion of ukraine is making supply shortages worse. dealers warn the price of new cars is only going to keep going up. pointing to the ongoing microchip shortage as

the cause. this existing problem is only being exacerbated by the ongoing invasion of ukraine. microchips are made with palladium a chemical element mind from the ukrainian region. >> for the invasion. >> a had issues and mostly had to do with supply and demand. that's a significant supplier that the radically is going to be taken off market. >> this year drivers are paying out almost $5,000. more for a new car than in previous years. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, one bakery has come up with a new way to make candy using a 3 d printer. we show you how the new technology works after the break.

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and that's exactly - bakery is using a 3 d printer to make. candy sounds pretty sweet. rich demero gives it a try in today's tech smart. >> a digital bakery called the sugar lab is creating one of a kind treats using emerging technology. 3 d printing. it allows them to create custom candies with unique tastes and details. >> chef victoria rose johnson spent years making cakes. this is where this is where it all begins. but these days she

rarely works with flour. there are things that i cannot make as the cake decorator that we can do here. that sugar. and this is a digital bakery called the sugar lap. the beauty of it is that sugar has this incredible molecular structure. their kitchen uses special 3 d food printers to create small edible works of art. >> kyle van hassle and got the idea in graduate school. we wonder what would it be like to prepare sugar invented these 3 d printers and tens of thousands of candies later has his answer for objects of this size. we print them out about one per minute. so super fast. there's no other 3 food printing technology that can go at that speed. first, a digital design is loaded into the machine. kind of like sending a document to the printer. >> instead of ink, the machine uses flavored powdered sugar is to print layer after layer colors are sprayed on to the finiso. candies are now here. i just have to find them and pulling out the machine. prince multiple candies at

once. finally, a blast of air in the ready to be in or filled with something like chocolate. i try a watermelon lemonade, sugar cube. we just melt your mouth. and a bon bon. a wind fall show with a caramelized pineapple going. >> get the immediate saltiness of the shelf. we followed by the sweetness of the talk and inside in both. it's the combination of intricate design and texture that strikes me most. they're light sweet, melty and unique. always loved beautiful things. things that, you know, kuz to decorate design and all of that. and this just an upgraded it i'm rich demuro and you. >> are tech smart. that certainly looks good with those chocolates. can't be cheap. all right. still ahead. and now that there is no mask mandate on airplanes, is it still safe for you to fly? we speak with a local doctor who shares what he thinks about flying without a mask. good

morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn, let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast. we have dave spahr, of course, standing by

in the weather center with our latest weather conditions. heyday. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a pretty good sunday coming your way today. a quick check in how we're doing with the fog business. you still see it hanging around the east bay shoreline right there and above it is all the blue skies. that's our future for today. so looks pretty good for your sunday. we'll have some scattered clouds getting in here tomorrow. there's the front, though. that's going to be kind of the driver behind all of it. way up north. a little pocket of some cloud cover. you can see pretty precursor to all of that. but it's going to be a front that's pretty dry. a stray shower up to the north. but for the most part, it's winds in some scattered clouds and a temperature correction. lower 50's line up the east bay shoreline. 62 antioch, but livermore. 49, that gives you an idea. the valley, how it just kind of the cold air settles down there takes a while to mix out. 46 santa rosa and 52 for san jose. also other places with the valley where the cold air settles. 71 going on high noon by 3. we're talking 78. some areas will pop at about 80 for today. here's the

general map to give you an idea. we're talking upper 70's in the north bay near about 80 for antioch and 76 san jose. your 4 zone forecast and that extended coming up. stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> airline officials say they are trying to work with passengers who are afraid to fly with others who are not wearing face masks. this comes after a federal judge struck down the masking requirement and airports and during flight kron four's amanda hari spoke to doctors about travel safety. >> i'm seeing about a 50 50 split of people choosing to mask up and people choosing to go unmasked here at the airport, a doctor i spoke to said there is going to be a higher chance of getting covid-19 while traveling. now that people are unmasked. i think people should recognize that. >> there's more responsibility on themselves. >> to take every conceivable precaution they can to rare sight at the airport. many people now unmasked after a

federal judge in florida struck down the masking requirement to think was a world the of the judge may just horrible professor of infectious diseases at uc berkeley doctor john swartzberg says he doesn't think it was the right decision. some airlines say they're now offering options, including refunds in some cases. >> for passengers worried about flying united airlines ceo scott kirby said, quote, we're working with those customers to find another option. give them credit or if they don't ever want to fly again, we're actually willing to give them a refund. american airlines ceo robert said, but like we do in all these events were taking a look at our policies and asking them to get in touch with our reservations office and we'll make sure that we accommodate them and appropriate fashion. i spoke to passenger believe from france. she says she'll still be wearing her mask. first of all, i'm pregnant. so i have to be careful of that. that,

yeah, i want to protect the others and taken virus is not done like we're still living with but passenger marina, gary lena feels differently. it's couple couple of weeks ago, you know, even in its stores. >> he'll find you do basic precautions do the right doctor. swartzberg says it's up to each person to weigh the risks and some people have to consider their risk more carefully. if you're elderly. >> if you've got. conditions that would really predispose you to have outcome like being immunocompromised or even things like diabetes or obesity or chronic lung or examples of people who, you e know, need to really weigh the pros and cons more. if you're worried about catching covid-19. doctor swartzberg recommends still wearing a well-fitted mask while traveling as well as getting those first 2 doses of vaccine. >> and a booster at sfo.

amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> despite concerns from some passengers, some major airlines appear to be bouncing back from where they were during the pandemic. united airlines ceo scott kirby says current travel demand is the highest it's been in 30 years. it was a very different story at the start of the year when the company posted a 1.4 billion dollar loss right now, overall, travel numbers are up more than 18 times. what they were at the beginning of the pandemic. what a difference. a new study from ucsf shows that covid-19 vaccines have prevented tens of thousands of deaths in california alone. according to the study, vaccines prevented about one and a half million infections. nearly 73,000 hospitalizations and almost 20,000 deaths in the state right now, more than 70% of californians are fully vaccinated. in the east bay. a massive fentanyl bust in alameda county. the county narcotics task force as they

recovered more than 92 pounds of fentanyl during bust in oakland and hayward, detectives found a fence manufacturing lab friday afternoon officers arrested one person. investigators are still looking for a second suspect in connection to that bust. in oakland. one person is in the hospital after a car crashed into a home. check this out. this is video you're seeing of the scene posted to the citizen app. oakland police say this happened early saturday morning on the cars are boulevard. why could amount of damage left behind there? the driver's name is not being released at this time. while officials try to get in touch with his family, investigators believe there may also have been a passenger on board this car, but that person may have run from the scene. no word yet on what caused this crash or if drugs or alcohol played a factor. oakland police are also investigating a shooting that happened on macarthur boulevard friday night when police arrived on scene, they found a person who'd been shot

several times. that person died at the scene. no information about the victim is being released at this time until their family has contacted. no arrests have been made. in walnut creek. a man is behind bars, accused of using a machete. well, trying to rob a target store. police say the 31 year-old suspect angel rodriguez did not make it out of the store with anything, but he is accused of trying to rob the register in the stores electronic section when rodriguez failed to get a hold of any cash. investigators say he ran off towards the walnut creek. bart station. he was later arrested and taken to the martinez detention facility. investigators are trying to figure out how this sail boat caught fire in san francisco bay. it happened saturday afternoon between pier 27 and treasure island. this is video from the san francisco fire department. fortunately, nobody was injured. coming up

on the kron 4 morning news. we're all feeling the impact of inflation driving prices up. >> lawmakers in washington now struggling to come up with a solution. the latest effort coming out of our nation's capital. and after the break, when nasa astronaut is looking to make history this week, her incredible story and how she hopes to inspire others. that's up next.

>> welcome back. twitter is putting its foot down on the ads that contradicts the science on climate change. the company's new policy will no longer allow advertisers on the site who deny the science on global warming. the announcement came hours before the european union agreed on a deal that requires big tech companies to check their sights more closely for hate speech. this information and other harmful content. an astronaut is set to make history next week. she will become the first black woman to serve aboard the international space station. jessica watkins launches into space tuesday inside a spacex dragon capsule. once her vessel docks at the space station. she spent 6 months doing research while orbiting the earth walk-in started her career with nasa as an intern and was chosen as an astronaut candidate in 2017. doctor watkins got her undergrad

degree from stanford and her doctorate at u c l a she says this missing mission is a tribute to the legacy of black female astronauts who came before her and the exciting future lies ahead. very inspiring story today. >> and we want lots of selfies. so be sure to attend those 2 up there. and there's a look at where our highs are going to be like today. we're reaching for about 80 far in the far east bay. they're about 80 going on for antioch, but most readings in the upper 70's for the inland valleys, pretty close to that tomorrow. then a change into next week. no, no rain, but variable clouds for the week ahead and put this forecast together for you. coming up a bit kron 4 morning news weekend. get to.

>> welcome back. we have dave spahr standing by with our weather forecast for the contest. goodness, there we go

so dark there what are conditions looking outside there this morning? take it. >> well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we've got a champion sunday coming your way here. and as we get into next week reduction in temperatures here, it's going to be the cool side of spring. now. sfo we have for you. some leftover fog a bit, but still no delays going on at sfo. meanwhile, the same kind of fog issue along the east bay shoreline. there you see the fog now starting to be compressed a bit starting this process of mixing out going to the mostly sunny mode temperature check for you. still a little chilly in livermore. 49, most of the readings in the east bay in the 50's, the warm cut. 62 40's up to the north bay. 52, meanwhile for san jose there it is about our front that we're talking about. this is the game changer. temperature wise for the week ahead and we'll have some winds with its true version or is passes over a little bit here? that will happen basically on on monday with some scattered clouds. that's about all the fanfare will get in the temperature change for us. let's go run through future cast for again today. sunny, looking good here. the clouds or my shoulders as you'll notice.

and by monday, noon or so again, kind of the variable cloudy story, but quite a bit of sunshine still going on. winds with the ride in up to the north. a couple little echoes pop up. just a touch over night. those winds today, they pop a little bit on shore, but more importantly tomorrow, as you can see, this is being driven by the front. now as we get into tuesday, that will be all due to that frontal system boundary. this is where it is in the big map. but we're watching upstream for something more substantive. yeah, that one falls apart as well. but it's after next weekend we might get something out of this and notice the mountain snows being colored in there as well. so this is fairly cool for the season as well. it's not to coming in from the tropics or anywhere like that. so that's good to get some more mountain snows this late in the season as we're into may. and a little bit more for the melting into the spring and summer months just to go run into those reservoirs. 4 zone forecast. 66 san francisco will do the lower 60's of the coastal some 50's hanging out. they have to fight that fog this morning.

upper 60's along the bay side. mid 70's heading south south redwood city. 74 75 going on. palo alto in the south bay. 76 san jose, morgan hill, maybe about 78 76 santa clara. we're in the lower 70's along the east bay shoreline. a little the coupling happening from those inland areas. contrast with the east bay shoreline, tri valley, upper 70's. but some selective spots reaching to about 80 78 for walnut creek. there's vacaville 81, 69 blay. whoa, may do that tomorrow perhaps but on balance, i would say shave a couple degrees from these numbers for tomorrow because of the interruption of cloud cover the front. 75 for petaluma. here it is in the seven-day forecast. slight reduction, maybe tomorrow and temperatures more serious in earnest for the remainder of the week with highs upper 60's lower 70's. meanwhile, the bay will be into the 60's department. what this tells us is, although we're not getting much in the way of any rain, we don't see a high developing which keeps the pacific open. that's good news for success of systems after next weekend. coming our way, stephanie.

>> all right. i'll have a light jacket handy for your money this morning. americans are dealing with the major costs of high inflation and leaders in washington are arguing about how to solve it. hannah brandt is in dc with the latest for us. >> prices are up pretty much everywhere from the grocery store to the gas pump. and it's quickly become a major focus here on capitol hill. republicans and democrats agree rising prices are a problem. obviously affecting every family's budget. we have all got to be completely focused on lowering costs for working people every day. what they don't agree on is how tackle america's high inflation. president biden and democrats point to the war in ukraine as the primary force behind higher prices was going to be hard for a while getting through the cost of gasoline and energy because of >> and the war. but republicans accuse democrats of pumping too much easy money into the economy. ohio senator rob portman says it's hurting all of us. people's wages are going up. some. but inflation is going up higher. democrats

have a range of legislative proposals aimed at bringing down prices, including legislation to make prescription drugs cheaper. >> everyone has less money in their pocket. they because the high cost of health care. >> and senator patty murray is pushing to pass a bill that would help families pay for child care. we can help working families by putting money back in their pockets and taking a little stress off their shoulders. many republicans say more government spending will only make inflation worse, cost americans more in the long run and drive the federal government deeper into debt. but president biden wants to pay for the proposals by raising taxes on the ultra wealthy. all they got to do is pay a fair share. and we can do all this and so much more as lawmakers return to the capitol on monday after their 2 week long spring break. the pressure is on for them to find solutions in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> there is some good news for people here in the bay area. gas prices have seen a slight drop in the last month. let's take a look at these prices

you're seeing here are according to triple a as of this morning. on the left, you can see the price today and you on the right. you can see the price one month ago in san francisco, the average price for a gallon of regular has dropped about $0.14 over the last month. it's down to 5.79 per gallon in oakland. prices have also gone down about $0.14. it's a similar situation in san jose. sandra fell has seen the biggest drop with prices going down about $0.19 in the last month. and if you want to save money on groceries, you might consider growing your own. why not? nearly 20 million americans started gardening during the pandemic. now with rising costs and limited options in some produce aisles. more and more people are looking into growing their own food, both seed companies and community gardens have seen steady increases in demand. in fact, community gardens across the nation saw a 40% increase and people coming in just last

year. >> there's nothing better than a homegrown to meet. the satisfaction of planting a seed and seeing that sprout within a couple of days. the magic nature. >> love the enthusiasm. one new study also found that just being around green spaces are plans for as little as 40 seconds can help improve your mental health. it's a good tidbit there. now there's some new relief available for restaurants hit hard by the pandemic restaurant owners across our state can now apply for money from the california restaurant association. the foundation is offering $3,000 grants to mom and pop shops. grants can be used for equipment upgrades and employee bonuses. applications are being accepted until april 30th and can only be submitted online. you can find a link to that grant application on our website. kron 4 dot com. now bay area baseball, the san

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♪ you're out of time ♪ >> 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 land. it's sunday, april 24th and we have a lot to get to for you this

morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with who else dave sphar. it a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. our live shot coming in the east bay shoreline still showing some of that fog already. 9 o'clock. it's like, you know, hey, don't be a stranger on your way. >> that will mix out for us later on this morning. expected along the coast to its all stubborn. that's a little stubborn spot, too. stormtracker 4. you barely can make out that front that we're talking about. this will be a player. i'm really tomorrow and a little bit tomorrow night. we've got some winds going on with all of that but unfortunately, no rain 50's lining up the east bay shoreline. for now a little more is warmed up to 53. 62 for antioch and more 50's up in the north face. we see a little bit of temperature movement going on here and the contrast that we have from 24 hours ago, pretty close to on tap a little warmer there in some of the inland spots, a level county, particularly winds are not doing much yet. they'll be an afternoon breeze driven by that inland heating factor. but the front will drive the winds tomorrow. now your breakdown today might see a little passing cloud, but 74

by one by 4. 77. there are a couple selective spots which might reach about 80. we'll cover more of that coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> happening tomorrow, thousands of stanford nurses will hit the picket lines over a list of concerns stemming from the covid outbreak. they're demanding better pay increase, staffing and medical and mental health benefits. they say the pandemic led to burnout and fears of accidently taking the disease home to others. stanford health officials say they are disappointed in the union's decision to strike. they say they recently met with the nurses union, offer them a 5%, raise. they've also offered funds that they say will help nurses repay their student loans. the nurses have been working without a contract since the end of march. 90% of the union voted to strike. stanford officials say replacement nurses will be brought in and the hospitals will stay open. happening now, the san mateo county sheriff's

office is looking for a woman who robbed a group of teenagers at gun point. it happened early friday morning on hall avenue and redwood city. one of the victims was grabbed by the neck and forced to the ground, according to officers. that's when the woman took another victim's wallet. well investigating this robbery. the sheriff's office learned about a similar incident that happened in foster city just a short time after at this point, deputies do not have a detailed description of the robber. we do know, however, that she was last seen wearing green and black clothing and a hoodie. our top story this morning, the golden state warriors are looking to finish off the denver nuggets in the first round of the nba playoffs. the 2 teams square off this afternoon in denver and meantime, the worriers are hosting a watch party outside of the chase center kron four's camila barco is live there this morning. as that excitement builds camila. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. so everything has

been set up for today's watch party. as you can see behind me, there's even a basketball court out here and everyone will be able to watch it from this. a big screen. one more game. it could all be done for the nuggets, but the journey could continue for the warriors. if they waited. they've been dominating the series there. 3. and today everyone will be watching the action from the big screen here outside the chase center. they can watch. outside the arena just like they did during thursday night's game. fans can come out to the west plaza at thrive city. here outside the chase center is going to be games. photo opportunities. like i said, there's a basketball court and of course, the giant tv. so you can cheer on the deaths. now, the watch party kicks off at 11 a m. remember, this is a chance for everyone to come together to watch the warriors play from afar since they are playing in denver. now the warriors. beat the nuggets one 18 to one 13 during game 3 of the playoffs and it's been a

pool party. jordan poole led the warriors with 27 points. steph curry has been coming off the bench since returning from his foot injury. also scoring 27 points during thursday's game. now, if the warriors sweep the nuggets, they will have a week off before facing their semifinal appoint opponents. now, stephanie game for tipoff is at 12, 30 this afternoon. if you want to watch from the big screen here outside the chase center, you can start coming at 11:00am and of course, we'll have all the highlights from today's game later tonight on air and online at kron 4 dot com. back to you. >> yeah, it really is. so nice to see activity start to return to that part of town as well. thank you so much, camila for that live report. now to the east bay. the closure of a family owned grocery store in west oakland has made it harder for people in the area to get healthy food and fresh produce. but as kron forcefully to go reports, an alternative option is

coming. thanks to a strong community effort. >> mosaic world market will provide free space for up to 25 vendors to operate and sell healthy, fresh food, filling the vacuum left behind after full-scale grocery store community foods market closed in this space more than 2 months ago in the flatlands a west. oakland is not a lot of it's a food desert for healthy food. >> and so we know that in most black and brown communities. >> that we don't have access to healthy, fresh produce on saturday, the market held a soft opening. it's located in the old markets parking lot at 31. 0, 5, san pablo avenue in west oakland starting next week. community ready, core events, coordinator, denmark, vesey says. >> it will operate every saturday from noon to 5 o'clock in the afternoon. showcasing not only food but also local artists selling their own work. also has. >> judy, ready for what we do

every weekend is we actually give away produce fruits and vegetables. so of course, we're going to give away some ourselves. the crc is a local organization that has teamed up with oakland council member carol fife to make this project happen. they hope it will attract younger people, inspire them to showcase their art. >> and help make the neighborhood safer during the summer. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. top u.s. officials are set to meet with ukrainian president or other the ukrainian president later today. the aid that ukraine is hoping to get. and after the break, we're just a few days away from the start of the nfl draft. we show you how the city of las vegas is preparing to be the center of the sports world.

>> welcome back. time now for a another check of our weather with meteorologist dave spahr. dave, how much sunshine can be a lot today. all right. how's that for descriptive? quantitative number for you help k a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> east bay shoreline. still a little bit of fog hanging around just a little bit there. but it's the blue skies that you're going to join this afternoon, east bay shoreline, all nicely lit up later on upstream. we're talking in your monday. some scattered clouds expected with this dropping front. but everybody is going to feel the drive with the winds. unfortunately,

not bringing anything in terms of that rain. 62 antioch, most of the numbers on the board right now reading in the 50's, even 50 for half moon bay. 55 san jose, 50 also for san francisco and heading up to tahoe. it looks like this for early into the week. we've got upper 50's at work here and that's after a little cool down occurring for the week ahead for everybody. how about adding to that in terms of the bank account? well, may have to wait to the weekend or actually into the following week in the long range forecast models we're seeing some may be changes on that clear today. maybe a little isolated showers in the mountains just complement the daytime heating getting to tonight. not much happens overnight. some scattered clouds for your monday about this time. the winds are starting to build and then behind all of that will be cooler temperatures that set the tone for much of the week ahead. this is already by tuesday bit left over cloud cover from the front. the winds for today. they pop a little bit compliments of daytime heating in the east bay a little bit, but it's that front that will drive more of kind of windy city

scenario. i don't think this will be enough for any wind advisory, but you see the winds popping there, compliments of the front warm and sunny today near about 80 going on inland this week, warm on monday. then there's that change not as warm and variable clouds for the week ahead, but dry next weekend, sun and clouds next. and then there could be a little grays of a shower going on in the north bay, potentially. but it's in the next the following week. we're watching for some real action on that front. 66 san francisco, oakland at 70 76 san jose, sunny, warm and sunny call, which will looks pretty good on the big board. up to about 80 for antioch and then late. see maybe an 80 in some of the valleys of the north. they will see 78 for santa rosa. 76, meanwhile, for san francisco, we will be looking at your 4 zone forecast and that extended as well. coming up in a bit. so we're also going to take it a nice in studio interview. keep it here. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back. since the mass shooting in sacramento nearly 3 years ago that killed 6 people. some groups are now urging state lawmakers to provide more resources to crime victims. kron four's. ashley zavala has this story. >> i shouldn't have to be. speaking voice, but this is some that was forced upon me. but the person that killed my daughter that her still

intense for grieving crime victims who spoke outside the state capitol monday. our trauma does not go away. if anything it gets worse. the group calling on state lawmakers to take action to make sure crime victims get the services and resources they need to heal from violence. we're talking about expanding rights for victims. >> we're talking about ending discriminatory practices that render some people in eligible for receiving services. and we're talking about making assistance flexible. the prosecutors alliance released a survey of 711 crime victims of those surveyed. 40 1% said they were not offered victims compensation. another 55% said they did not get counseling or mental health care services. >> because they would have had to pay out of pocket and they couldn't afford it. trying garlic ice cream and watching cooking shows to running for my life from an active shooter. megan bowl is the survivor of the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting in 2019, i crumbled under the guilt of surviving. >> and all consuming ptsd. i

expected calls from professionals are officials with resources for service says. >> but i was never contacted. some lawmakers promised to make sure the needs for crime victims are met through a series of bills. they're pushing this year, including more training for first responders. having more victim advocates available in district attorney's offices. >> extending compensation to those who are victims of police brutality and increasing protections for assault survivors. we really want republican safety. >> then survivors need to feel safe coming forward into. >> isabella kron, 4 news. >> and our next guest spoke at that rally. you just saw megan bowl is the winner of our local remarkable women campaign and a survivor of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. megan founded the nonprofit, the reclaim foundation and more than 2 years later, she's using her own experiences to help other trauma survivors reclaim their own lives. so incredible. megan, thank you so much for joining us live in the studio i'm happy to be back there

again. >> than i mean, i was interviewed for the remarkable woman special i was live on set to an one. and so i'm honor to be back again. and we're so happy. you're here to talk about another important initiative that you're working on. so first of all, though, you've been quite busy since we've flashy new. so, you know, what has life been like for you since you were named one of kron four's? remarkable women. it's been amazing. i've had so many people reach out with either kind words about my own story. are trauma survivors saying, hey, i learned about your organization and i'm so glad i'm able to find some resources now. and and then now speaking at the rally in sacramento about the prosecutors alliance survivor voices survey. >> in report, it's, you know, continuing to grow victim serviceso and i'm really happy to see it happen. so let's talk a little bit about some of those services. so we know that april is assault awareness month. so what kind of resources are you offering to those who've, you know,

gone through that type of experience. throughout the month we offered a support group and then we recently did a denim day inspired paint night. so it's a form of self care to be able to pay your think about something other than your trauma and then alc in honor of denim day, which is up up and coming, which is wednesday, april 27th and denim day was started after the court case in italy in 1992, 18 year-old young woman was raped by her. 45 year-old driving instructor. and then that driving instructor was able to get out of prison because the italian supreme court claims she must have given consent because she was wearing jeans and must have helped the chain's be and in solidarity with that victim, the italian parliament of all the women there, we're all genes. i'm so show solidarity. got what you wear. does not. mean that you're providing consent and now it has become

a global movement and so reclaim foundation is standing in solidarity with every assault survivor and raising awareness about it. so we encourage everyone to wear all your britney spears, justin timberlake, that you're canadian talks, whatever you want to call it, where all and let's also talk to about the sacramento mass shooting are at a rally pretty recently to talk about your feelings about that. you're a survivor of a mass shooting yourself. so when the news first broke about what happened in sacramento, what was going through your mind? >> complete heartbreak. top ptsd. ptsd is not something that is care thatisomething that always states with you. and so my immediate mind kind of flash a spot to everything i experienced day and the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting and then also the heartbreak of knowing what they're all the survivors are going to have to go through what the victims families are dealing with in knowing kind of the locker resources i had

fall. but now more than ever, i am hopeful that they will be able to receive the support that i didn't happen. pos victims to not have either through reclaim foundation or through this new survivors report because the prosecutors alliance is teaming up with a bunch of legislators to be able to passmore victims compensation. so making sure advocates are trauma informed when they respond to these events being able to offer therapy and mental health services for folks and continuing their treatment throughout time. and what specifically is your organization doing in response to say incidents like that, sacramento mass shooting? yeah, mostly just raising awareness that we exist, that we are a safe place for survivors that they can come to us and we can help them find resources. >> right now are still so new. but we are hoping to be able to offer like therapy reimbursements. and in august, we are our lawn chair, reclaim network, which will be a place for survivors to come together and share their experiences

and offer support one another and such a powerful thing. and have you had a chance also to connect with some lawmakers to talk about the impact that this type of violence can have on an individual and the importance of introducing maybe legislation too >> help create some reform. yes, so in october, i was invited by the prosecutors alliance to talk to district attorney chesa bowden. >> and then also diana, back to him. and at this meeting, i was able to say, you know, after i went through the mass shooting, i was not contacted them anyway. i was offered resources. there was nothing available to me. 40% of victims of crime are not offered any former resources, even though there are some that exists like the victim's compensation board. and so that kind of involved involved into the survivor voices report. and that is where i went this monday to reflect on what all all the findings that they found. they talk to 710 other survivors beyond myself. and there's a lot of

commonalities with that that many people did not receive resources that there is more support and last question for you is how can people get more information your incredible work? >> gary clean foundation dot org or follow us on social reclaim f and g okay. beautiful. thank you so much for joining us here kron 4. congratulations on being a kron. 4 remarkable woman and we will be right back after this. welcome back. in just a

few days, the eyes of the sports world will be on las vegas for this year's nfl draft. >> the three-day event starts on thursday. sasha loftus has more on how that city is getting ready. >> sports nfl's fun. vegas is a fun city. i think it just makes sense for them to be here. the nfl draft is in its 87 year and for the first time it's being held here in las vegas with preparations already underway at the last year and along the stretch. that's part of why i stopped was taking some pictures. the staging from the blasio. it's really cool that they build all this just on the water in the three-day event, the nfl draft experience will allow fans in on the highlights. think of it as an nfl interactive football theme park from april 28th through the 30th located behind the high roller at the linq promenade featuring three-dimensional imaging

exhibits. exclusive merchandise plays owns a draft tavern and more. i want to test the mood them take some pictures. you know. >> get a chance to know them a little bit >> one day, maybe one down >> with raider nation now becoming a part vegas culture and the golden knights having a massive fan base along with minor league and college teams like the aviators and the aces. las vegas is becoming a sports time. we also can't forget that las vegas was chosen to host super bowl 58 at allegiant stadium in 2020 for locals on the strip noting the sports impact across the valley as something new and exciting. it's cool to have that right. going to a swat teams come from all over him. play our teams here. it's it's fun to go to these lengths. even if i like, i'm not sports person, but go to the vents and build on pier is so >> that was. sasha aloft is reporting for us this morning. this year, neither the raiders raiders for the forty-niners have a first round draft pick.

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look at our forecast with dave sphar was standing by in the weather center with the good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and live shot of half moon bay showing those pesky they're stubborn along the coast. they should mix out later this morning, though, to around the noon hour to give you some sunshine action into the afternoon. >> what we're watching, though, the only major player in the next 48 hours as a front to drop south. that will drive some cloud cover for us. and some cooler temperatures into next week. right now we've got 66 antioch, but most of the rest of the region. well, we're in the 50's already nice sunshine, working its magic. the breakdown for us. 74 by one by 4. we're talking 77 and some areas may pop near about 80 will have a another look at the 4 zone forecast for you coming up in a bit. stephanie, i'm looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> airline officials say they are trying to work with passengers who are afraid to fly with others who are not wearing face masks. this comes after a federal judge struck down the mask requirement in airports and during flight

kron four's amanda hari spoke to doctors about travel safety. >> i'm seeing about a 50 50 split of people choosing to mask up and people choosing to go unmasked here at the airport, a doctor i spoke to said there is going to be a higher chance of getting covid-19 while traveling. now that people are unmasked. i think people should recognize that. >> there's more responsibility on themselves to take every conceivable precaution they can to rare sight at the airport. many people now unmasked after a federal judge in florida struck down the masking requirement to think was a world the of to judge may just horrible professor of infectious diseases at uc berkeley. doctor john swartzberg. >> says he doesn't think it was the right decision. some airlines say they're now offering options, including refunds in some cases. >> for passengers worried about flying united airlines ceo scott kirby said, quote,

we're working with those customers to find another option. give them credit or if they don't ever want to fly to give them a refund. illing c- american airlines ceo robert said, but like we do in all these events were taking a look at our policies and asking them to get in touch with our reservations office and we'll make sure that we accommodate them in an appropriate fashion. i spoke to passenger believe from france. she says she'll still be wearing her mask. first of all, i'm pregnant. so i have to be careful of that. that, yeah, i want to protect the others and taken the virus is not done like we're still living with but passenger marina, gary lena feels differently. facebook couple of couple of weeks ago, you know, even in its stores, >> yeah, he'll find you do basic precautions you do the right doctor. swartzberg says it's up to each person to weigh the risks and some

people have to consider their risk more carefully. if you're elderly. >> if you've got. conditions that would really predispose you to a outcome. what being immunocompromised or even things like diabetes or obesity or chronic lung or heart disease. those are some examples of people who, you know, need to really weigh the pros and cons more. if you're worried about catching covid-19. doctor swartzberg recommends still wearing a well-fitted mask while traveling. >> as well as getting those first 2 doses of vaccine and a booster at sfo. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> despite concerns from some passengers, some major airlines appear to be bouncing back from where they were during the pandemic. united airlines ceo scott kirby says current travel demand is the highest it's been in 30 years. a very different story at the start of the year when the company posted a 1.4 billion dollar loss right now,

overall, travel numbers are up more than 18 times. what they were at the beginning of the pandemic. a new study from ucsf shows that covid-19 vaccines have prevented tens of thousands of deaths in california alone. according to the study, vaccines prevented about one and a half million infections. nearly 73,000 hospitalizations and almost 20,000 deaths in the state right now, more than 70% of californians are fully vaccinated. in the east bay. a massive fentanyl bust in alameda county. the county narcotics task force as they recovered more than 92 pounds of fentanyl during bus in oakland and hayward, detectives found a fentanyl manufacturing lab friday afternoon. officers arrested one person. investigators still looking for a second suspect in connection to that bust. oakland police are investigating a shooting that happened on the carter boulevard friday night when

police arrived on scene, they found a person who'd been shot several times. that person died at the scene. no information about the victim is being released until their families contacted and no arrests have been made yet. in walnut creek, a man is behind bars, accused of using a machete while trying to rob a target store. police say the 31 year-old suspect angel rodriguez did not make it out of the store with anything, but he is accused of trying to rob the register in the stores electronic section when rodriguez failed to get a hold of any cash. investigators say he ran off towards the walnut creek, bart station. he was later arrested and taken to the martinez detention facility. happening today. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is set to meet with top u.s. officials. reporter rudabeh shahbazi has the latest. >> solecki says he's meeting with u.s.. defense secretary lloyd austin and secretary of

state anthony blinken speaking with reporters at an underground train station. the ukrainian president also addressed the possibility o meeting with president biden is out with a nice secretary of defense and secretary of state of the united states. mister clinton they be here pollution we will be waiting for the time. it is safe enough for the president of the u.s. to come here and support to ukraine was left as meantime, russian forces are targeting a steel plant in the port city of mariupol housing. an estimated 3,000 soldiers and civilians. >> the kremlin claiming its military has seized all of mariupol except for that steel plant. buses promised by russia to evacuate people from that city failed to arrive. the russian military ordering civilians away with the threat of imminent sho ing. >> the situation just as dire in other parts of the country. ukrainian officials say at least 6 russian missiles hit the city of odessa, killing at least 6 people, including a 3

month-old baby, at least 18 others are injured in the attack. russia showing no signs of letting up a senior russian commander says the kremlin's goals for the next phase of the invasion. our total control of southern ukraine and potentially a separatist region of moldova. president zelensky insists the ukrainian people are not scared to do what they must to save their country. >> we have these young my problem. i don't have the right to be afraid because our people showed that they are not afraid of anything. we see a proud they are afraid for their children. that's true. people were stopping tanks with his bare hands and other russian military armaments is one thing. but new pictures reveal the results of this ongoing massacre. satellite images released this week show what appear to be a second mass grave near mariupol. local officials accuse russia of burying thousands of civilians to conceal the slaughter taking place there. the un reporting more than 5200 verified civilian

casualties. 50 of those unlawful killings in bucha alone. the actual number likely much higher. >> meanwhile, a bipartisan group of lawmakers is calling on the biden administration to set up field hospitals near ukraine's border after russia invaded in late february. ukraine suffered thousands of casualties and russian strikes on hospitals have hurt ukraine's ability to care for its sick and wounded. the associated press documented 3 dozen russian attacks on medical facilities so far. back here in the u.s. car dealers say, but the russian invasion of ukraine is making supply shortages worse dealers, one, the price of new cars is only going to keep going up, pointing to the ongoing microchip shortage as the cause. this existing problem is only being made worse by the ongoing invasion of ukraine. microchips are made with palladium a chemical element mind from the ukrainian region. >> for the invasion.

>> a had issues and mostly had to do with supply and demand. that's a significant supplier that the radically is going to be taken off market. >> this year drivers are paying out almost $5,000. more for a new car than in previous years. >> all right. the breakdown we're talking about for today. those temperatures will get to the upper 70's in the far east bay to about 80 or so much the same up in the north bay, too. cooling off a little bit into next week. but dry looking for rain way upstream, though. so that's not over with. look forecast next.

>> a longtime bay area dining establishment is gone but is being replaced by a new one. that's all ram are already making a big splash kron four's. vicki liviakis takes a look in this morning's dine and dish. >> what's better than killer views of the bay. how about a cool beverage in a cozy perch to while away the day. it's nice to get away to feel like you're somewhere else. and like this thing and make here is just still so different. here is timber on at the new bungalow kitchen by michael mina, taking over the old spot held for years by quite mess. it's nice to have a place right here on the water super excited. the bar scene is

hopping patrons soaking up more than just scenery. we have made besides the cocktail proud diners are drawn from all over him all the way for the city for this to get a taste of what chef mena is famous for fresh california cuisine for thanks. a like have parfait or these fund duck drumsticks. or maybe this over the top of lobster pot pie. even kids find something to like. what's your favorite food? have you had? anything area is stable? low kitchen serves up a weekend brunch weekday bite or a nightcap chef. mena is happy. you're here for all of it. >> i think people more than ever right now what restaurants that are really experienced. >> when the sun sets, there's a new side to explore. take the staircase up to the so long with bookshelves and billion to host or is rock

star. >> whatever you order here at bungalow kitchen, it comes with a side of it. rock and roll the soundtrack to the restaurant is rock. here it is by co-owner brent will have all these great songs that sometimes just don't always want to hear. you know, i brought the soundscape and kitchen >> because i love music. well, tipper van isn't necessarily known rocking nightlife, bungalow kitchen weeks to change. that last very 11 gets back to this 11, 30. so you have a great dinner and not worry about how back in vicki e. >> so lobster pot pie or duck drumsticks, which do you prefer dame? >> know the lobster pot pie? why not? okay. get adventurous. i guess air to do. we can. we get side of butter. someone probably. no calories without a guest or something out your money to buy the way bay. we're still

fighting that fog going on, too, by the way. and it's now getting 9.45. so it's getting a little bit long in the tooth here for this fog hanging around here. take a hint. it's time to go off. you go. but we should expect some clearing skies as we get into the afternoon. at least the coastal areas rest of the bay's pretty much cleared out. temperatures are reflecting that are up to 66 for any off. most of the readings in the 50's, even half moon bay fighting through some of that fog. san carlos got 60 there. 55 san jose. so upstream we're watching. is this front to drop south? it's really going do some cloud cover. some winds, ooler temperatures. that's about it on fortune is not a front providing much in the way of rain, forest least not this go around. so let's watch future cast for today. obviously mostly sunny day. some scattered clouds tonight, but you can get some star watching in early tomorrow, though. more importantly, you might see some again, just a couple scattered clouds on a cloudy day. we still will probably manage temperatures close to what we've got going on today and then maybe a few stray showers up north there for tomorrow night into tuesday. those winds now let's

advance this to tomorrow with the front arriving, we get the winds working here across the bay. that's all generated by the front. this being on shore. typically afterwards, you sometimes get a little bit offshore wind event. after all of that, let's go through the whole thing now. the longer-range, there's that first initial front, then this is the midweek. looks okay. for the weekend you might get again a stray shower up to the north. but more importantly, it's an early the following week. the things get interesting and this is including mountain snows to so there's maybe 2 days of opportunities there and with the pacific open yet a new system coming our way. the big issue is next week as we don't see and marking high pressure the blocks everything that also tends to give us heat spikes and it's not in the seven-day forecast. this go around. so 66 san francisco with the coast. let's keep it in the upper 50's lower 60's little temperature movement there. upper 60's bayside peninsula bit of the south getting to the mid 70's. we got palo alto. 75 74 for redwood city in the south bay,

santa clara. 76 along with san jose in cupertino got the east bay shoreline, the lower 70's tri valley, upper 70's at that 78 for walnut creek and concord. looks like castro valley, 70 to 68 for berkeley. 69 for of allay. there's vacaville popping at 81 might not make it there tomorrow. but close 76 for napa and 78. meanwhile, for santa rosa. so tomorrow, somewhat the same. again, we're noting those varia a big drop for tuesday. we've got windy conditions along with that. basically upper 60's, lower 70's for the week ahead because we have the pacific still open and systems will come by there fairly dry until we get past the next weekend. and that's when things start to get more interesting. 7. thanks very much, dave. >> for your money this morning, americans are dealing with a major cost of high inflation and leaders in washington are arguing about how to solve it. hannah brandt is in dc with the latest. >> prices are up pretty much everywhere from the grocery

store to the gas pump. and it's quickly become a major focus here on capitol hill. republicans and democrats agree rising prices are a problem. obviously affecting every family's budget. we have all got to be completely focused on lowering costs for working people every day. what they don't agree on is how tackle america's high inflation. president biden and democrats point to the war in ukraine as the primary force behind higher prices was going to be hard for a while getting through the cost of gasoline and energy because of >> and the war. but republicans accuse democrats of pumping too much easy money into the economy. ohio senator rob portman says it's hurting all of us. people's wages have gone up. some. but inflation is going up higher. democrats have a range of legislative proposals aimed at bringing down prices, including legislation to make prescription drugs cheaper. >> everyone has less money in their pocket. they because the high cost of health care. >> and senator patty murray is pushing to pass a bill that would help families pay for child care. we can help

working families by putting money back in their pockets and taking a little stress off their shoulders. many republicans say more government spending will only make inflation worse, cost americans more in the long run and drive the federal government deeper into debt. but president biden wants to pay for the proposals by raising taxes on the ultra wealthy. all they got to do is pay a fair share. and we can do all this and so much more as lawmakers return to the capitol on monday after their 2 week long spring break. the pressure is on for them to find solutions in washington. i'm hannah brandt. there is some good news for people here in the bay area. >> gas prices have seen a slight drop in the last month. let's take a look. these prices are according to triple a as of this morning on the left there you can see the price today on the right. you can see the price one month ago in san francisco, the average price for a gallon of regular has dropped about $0.14 over the last month. it is down to 5.79 per gallon in

oakland. prices have also gone down about $0.14. it's a similar situation and san jose sandra seeing the biggest drop with prices going down about $0.19 in the last month. and if you want to save money on groceries, you might consider growing your own. why not? nearly 20 million americans started gardening during the pandemic. and now with rising costs and limited options in some produce aisles, more and more people are looking into growing their own food, both seed companies and community gardens have already seen steady increases in demand. in fact, community gardens across the nation saw a 40% increase in people coming in last year alone. >> there's nothing better than a homegrown to meet. the satisfaction of planting the seed and seeing that sprout within a couple of days. the magic of a nature. >> love his passion. one study also found that just being around green spaces are plans

for as little as 40 seconds can help improve your mental health. either. some new relief available for restaurants hit hard by the pandemic restaurant owners across our state can now apply for money from the california restaurant foundation. the foundation is offering $3,000 grants to mom and pop shops. gr nts can be used for equipment upgrades and employee bonuses. applications are being accepted until april 30th and can only be submitted online. so keep that in mind. you can find a link to apply for those grants on our website. kron 4 dot com. now the bay area baseball, the san francisco giants go for the sweep later this morning against the washington nationals on saturday. the giants, she jumped out to a lead in the first inning. look. then they added on in the 5th diets scored 4 runs in the inning that gave them a 5

to nothing the nationals would manage to score 2 runs off and the giants starting pitcher. >> alex but the giants hung on to win by a final of 5 to 2 first pitch for today's game is set for 10, 35 this morning. and in oakland, some a's fans enjoyed a beautiful day at the coliseum. as the a's hosted the rangers, the game was scoreless until the 8th inning. that's when the rangers took the lead. texas would go on to win by a final of 2 to nothing. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for one. 0, 7, at the coliseum. very close. and we'll be right close. and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano.

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ahead. very inspiring day. yeah, we really need to get in the asteroid mining. so you got to keep taking all that stuff up there. we're going get it from space. you need water. no sounds like according into it we've got a couple warm days here, relatively speakins and then temperatures take a >> died here because of our front passing through kind you know, lower 70's going on all week long. but stephanie, we're waiting until after next weekend for action. okay. sounds very good day. thanks so much. that's it for the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn, thanks so much for watching.

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