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completely disappear. keeps reappearing in by this evening with that front kind of get shoved than or areas we get some low level moisture down the peninsula. as you can see the patriots pretty far inland as you will notice up to the santa cruz mountains outside of that, most folks will really be to impacted by kind of the front. you can make out a little bit with it all to say verbally and isolate little sprinkles possible up in the north bay is this kind of drops to the south? but most folks are going to notice some scattered clouds and the winds for today. we've got 50's going on, as you can see across a pretty much the midday inland up in the north bay. we have those 40's, 51 san jose in a chilly 49 off to livermore. contrast this to a 24 hours ago. a little bit ahead of the ball game. almost 10 degrees in cases like oakland up to napa, 6 for concord ahead, though, the winds currently now on shore. they will be all day today. with that front. we'll get some more of that in the forecast. 67 by 11 by 2 72 working for more warming, not just tomorrow, but by tuesday. look at that spring-like forecast that, stephanie. all

right. thanks very much, dave. breaking news from overnight. 2 people are dead after a car went into the ocean at pescadero state beach in san mateo county. >> these are photos from the scene taken by cal fire. the coast guard is looking for a 3rd victim. no other details have been released at this time. a disturbing trend to tell you about this morning. and oakland pharmacy is burglarized for the second time this week. the thieves ramming a truck through the front of the store. kron four's. dan thorn brings us this reaction from the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. >> a mob of burglars using a uhaul pickup truck to ram through the metal barriers of a pharmacy in oakland's chinatown. thousands of dollars in damage racked up in just seconds and being able many pharmacies in the area being talk. chinatown, chamber of commerce. president carl around 3 o'clock thursday ned morning. it was the second

time the business owner had been hit by burglars in the past week. a crowbar was used to break into his other pharmacy pacific renaissance plaza early tuesday morning. but this time the crime was much more destructive. extremely sad to see that, you know, within target and not only seeing so they are on the street, but it's also talking a small businesses. the burglars at both drugstores still mostly cough syrup and other over the counter medications. chance as these particular pharmacies cater primarily to chinatown's seniors. chan suggests police keep an eye on these types of businesses, especially late at night and tie a suitable. clint, you know, many small businesses pay already suffering, but we have seen this type of is hurting. you know, all this. >> reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news >> it's not only oakland that seeing small businesses being targeted by thieves in san

francisco, another jewelry store was burglarized. the thieves. they're getting away with $100,000 worth of merchandise. this happened at the margaret elizabeth jewelry store in the marina district. a store employee asked us not to reveal her identity, but says this was not the first time something like this has happened >> no, this is the second time in 8 months, 3, western because, you know, we're just a small business. you know, we're not like a big department store. so, i mean, you know, we have our struggles just to try to get by because we're small. and, you know, traffic is slow. >> police don't think there's a connection between this and a similar break-in from last august. we are working to get a suspect description. state prosecutors have taken down an organized retail theft ring. investigators say the group burglarize stores across 9 counties in northern california. the ring is believed to have stolen over 1 million dollars worth of merchandise. a new online portal has been launched to help fight organized retail theft. the public is invited

to submit tips there. california attorney general rob bonta says this is just the beginning of statewide efforts to crack down on these types of crimes. today's announcements should serve as yet. >> another warning to those who engage in this criminal activity and commit brazen crimes, you will be held accountable. you will face consequences. >> here's a look at the website. you can submit photos, video evidence and a summary of the crime. you're reporting. this week is national crime victims rights week and today in the east bay, a local organization is working to raise awareness. the group which consists of victims of crimes in oakland and their families will hold an event at the children's memorial statue at lake merritt during the news conference on friday, the organizers joined with police and community leaders to make a call for change. >> it seems as if we're just forgotten about when our cases

are just left. >> on someones that are left in a pile somewhere being. >> just not thought about at all. and we think about it. >> we're constantly thinking about how will never see. every >> how some of these people will never see their children ever again. and it isn't just the case to west. >> justice that we deserve to have. >> today's event will start at 11 30 this morning and will include a memorial balloon but release to honor crime victims. happening today is national prescription drug. take back day. this is what people can safely get rid of unused prescription drugs. the goal is to prevent the drugs from getting out onto the street. the da organizes the event and says it will also help keep harmful chemicals out of local water systems. you can drop off unused prescriptions at your local police department and you can also take the opportunity to get rid of e-cigarettes and vape pens. coming up on the

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final snow survey of the 2022 season is out. >> and it's not pretty as kron four's. justine waltman explains the department of water resources says the snow pack is in graham condition. >> recent rain and snow was not enough to move california out of severe drought conditions. according to the california department of water resources, there was no snow to measure today at phillips station, you remember back in january when you're here for first new survey of season, we're standing on over 6 and a half feet of snow. >> within the driest january through march period in recorded california history means all that snow is long gone. this map illustrates how well the snow pack is doing to date blue is the average across various locations this year is in purple. the average snow water equivalent is at 19 and a half inches with the

latest data showing its at just under 7 and a half inches. that's 32% of normal. the water resources department calls what is left of the northern sierra snowpack grim. we're still finished the year and only about a 3rd of average for our snow pack. >> so important to remember, we're still in the 30 year the drought. >> so considering how dry and dire the water situation is in the state, some ways that you can save. water includes just watering the areas in your lawn, need it. try not to aim for driveways or sidewalks and fix any leaks in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> and we also a little bit about fog going on a couple of times and april like that that are really kind of fought a little bit. the pack of snow that we've had. we're looking ahead for another fall happening on tuesday. maybe a little dusting up in the mountains later this week. 72, it looks like by 2 o'clock, mostly sunny skies across the district with an onshore wind. district with an onshore wind. your forecast is next.

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>> welcome back. time now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr. how's it looking out there day? >> any good morning, everybody. we are talking about the forecast today that pretty acceptable to looking pretty good. and we have a little check in with that morning fog to very low levels. you can see here and it doesn't really know what you're with us to do. it looks like it's flooding into the

bay just a little bit here now for most of us, that's going to mix out real quickly, except it's going to re pesky and the coast and per ticket to the from say monterrey up to san francisco. that zone there and probably splashing up against the santa cruz mountains as we get to tonight as well. here it is basically the front that's going to do it for us and for us, it's going to be winds, maybe a few cosmetic clouds. that's about it. not that of the temperatures now, but it will be quite breezy and it will be breezy tomorrow afternoon, too. with temperatures a little warmer now, it may potentially may bring a little passing shower very, very plea for some of the higher elevations up in the north. they were standing at 47 santa rosa, napa already. 61 going on for antioch 50's to the east bay. 49 livermore. 52 san jose. let's hand it over to future cast for you. see what i'm talking about. some scattered clouds to toss about here. some showers very distantly elsewhere. very cosmetic. again and sunday looks to be mostly sunny as well. we do have a new system getting here by monday. that is going to be a little bit of a player until we get to tuesday basically delays our

temperature ascension, which will peak probably on tuesday. there's a look at what it looks like monday morning. let's get those winds because that's what you notice the most. and they pick up in the 20's and maybe a couple selective spots into the 30's. this is for this afternoon. now. tomorrow afternoon, we do the thing again, not quite as intense, though, but it's still kind of with us to was all the traffic is to the north. what's going on is these hits of what could be rain are now shifting north kind of telling us the seasons changing as we walk into may. here's the low down for you. breezy today, mostly sunny 60's and 70's coastal clouds and all that tomorrow warmer inland, a few, 80 degrees possible that little system kind of interrupt things for monday. for tuesday, that's going to be warmest day. might have a race to about 90 or so selective spots. that is then we reconfigure our temperatures until maybe a little shower on thursday. very for cosmetic. it looks like, though, not much the only hope is maybe couple snow mountain snows potentially, but that will be very modest

as well. 64 san francisco, 69 for oakland, 73, san jose noting again, the breezy conditions across the wider bay. we see the upper 70's today near about 80 will probably be better on that tomorrow, though, with a slight warm up again, an interruption from the system on monday and then a warm-up on tuesday. that long-range forecast we'll have for you in a bit along with the foursome, stephanie. all right. looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> russian forces are gaining momentum in eastern ukraine. there is an operation underway to evacuate trapped civilians and soldiers from a steel plant in the city of mariupol. president biden now asking congress for 33 billion dollars new aid package for ukraine. 20 billion would pay for weapons, including drones in artillery. the rest would be spent on economic and humanitarian aid. the president saying the latest funding will help ukraine hold off the russian invasion for the next 5 months. >> we need to consider long-term. we need to consider the fact that this war could go on for months. nobody knows

for sure. but we're talking about a war now in an area of ukraine that both sides know well. the president says funding will also include 500 million dollars in aid for domestic food production to help ops offset shortages in ukraine. >> a local bay area doctor is back from overseas after delivering medical supplies to hospitals in need in ukraine. he spoke with kron four's theresa stasi. you about the devastation he saw and how he wants to go back and do more. >> we were able to take our car across the border so we had to go dumping warehouse, a location. >> san francisco doctor eduardo dolan on his journey to ukraine as he and a colleague delivered 500 pounds of medical supplies to the front lines. this mandate across the border. dolan says that they got straight to work meeting with a ukrainian doctor at a military hospital in so that we need to to vote

for all of you. and do it said. >> it's dead help bus base about 3 to 4 times a day. you you the the sirens will come come on >> most people duck for cover basements and fallout shelters and things that. >> so it's eerie. the doctor now back home in the bay area from his weeklong trip. >> i've done a lot of disaster medicine in my 12 years. really bad situations. this was the scariest there was by far the the most treacherous trip that i've taken. >> despite the horror he saw firsthand dolan as he also saw up close the strength of the ukrainian people. the result was. >> means in. ukrainians are. fiercely independent. and willing the die for every inch of the territory i think is a big problem for for and the

russian. >> the doctor says he will go back in a few months adding it is the least he can do in this horrible war. but i'll tell you this. i scares as scary as it was. i didn't want to leave. >> had i not had a practice here in december to start, i would have stayed. that's theresa kron, 4 news and we thank him and all other community organizers working to help people overseas. >> senate republicans are increasing pressure on the fda over its decision to allow americans to get abortion pills in the mail. during the height of the pandemic, the agency temporarily allowed the option for public health reasons. the fda then made the change permanent in december. kron washington correspondent jessi 10 or her heard from some lawmakers who are calling it a dangerous decision. >> the total number of abortions in the u.s. is declining. but medication abortions are on the rise in part due to a recent fda

decision effectively permitting mail order abortion in this country. the agency now allows patients to receive abortion pills by mail after a telehealth visit with a certified provider. senator cindy hyde-smith is demanding a full review of the data that led to the fda's decision. there's plenty of evidence showing this chemical abortion pill. they're dangerous to women. an fda approved study tracked about 1000 abortions completed through this process from 2016 to 2020. it found 95% did not require a follow-up procedure, but 70 lead to a trip to the er with 10 instances of serious complications. fda commissioner doctor robert califf told lawmakers thursday the drug remains safe and effective. i have great confidence in the fda staff who did this review before the agency's decision. states are already working to enact laws to restrict u.s. abortion method, height. smith's home state of mississippi currently does not ban telehealth visits for medication abortions. >> but 19 other states do and a handful have also banned the

mailing of pills. hyde smith has been working on similar federal legislation. caleb didn't address any specific bills but said as a general policy, we all would like to see as few abortions as possible in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and illegal air bnb listing leads to a team's debt. how a south bay city is now holding the homeowner now holding the homeowner accountable. numbers... ...move you but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus, it can cause certain cancers. gardasil 9 is a vaccine given to adults through age 45 that can help protect against certain diseases caused by hpv. including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal, and certain head and neck cancers, such as throat and back of mouth cancers, and genital warts. gardasil 9 doesn't protect everyone and does not treat cancer or hpv infection.

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>> in the south bay, the city of sunnyvale is planning to sue the owner of the air bnb involved in a deadly party shooting last year in 18 year-old died and another person was injured. kron four's gayle ong has details on the expected lawsuit. >> the lawsuit has yet to be filed against the owner of this home. but in the meantime, the city of sunnyvale is already working on new regulations to crack down on issues tied to short-term rentals. >> council authorized the city attorney to initiate a lawsuit against really related to the violations of the city. short-term rental ordinance. the vice mayor of sunnyvale thursday discussing a lawsuit the city plans to file against the embattled homeowner of an air bnb property involved in a fatal shooting last year. it was early august when an 18 year-old male was shot and killed during a party at the house on navarro drive. the

city says the home listed on air bnb was never registered in sunnyvale as a short-term rental, a violation of city code. air bnb told kron 4 at the time the party was on authorized. no answer use home. when we arrive to ask questions, neighbors told kron 4 last year the home was rented out as an air bnb and managed by a relative. meantime, the city is hoping to strengthen. ordiance is tied to short-term rentals moving forward. council requested a study session after tragic incident involving a fatal shooting had and hosted. >> air bnb rental in august of 2021. recommendations were discussed in tuesday's city council meeting that includes requiring hosting platforms to deactivate listings when a city revokes the short-term rental permit increasing penalty fees. >> a lawsuit is expected to be filed in the near future. it is unclear when that will be happening reporting from sonny bill gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a judge says the

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latest. good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a pretty nice when it is already the shot here of the east bay shoreline. we don't see the interruption of the fog going on. it will come back again along the coast. so the coastal areas will be a little different today with this front kind of in our backyard driving that low level moisture. so just that's just a side bar to everything little bit better warm-up in terms of those temperatures expected tomorrow. back to that front. >> that's all that action you see far up towards the north. not impossible scene outside a little. he'll shower up in the north bay, particularly may be off to the central valley a little bit to again. it will just pop up and briefly move on through mostly sunny for most the districtintoday, but b will come along with the right, speaking of which this is how we stand on shore winds. they are and we'll see you pretty decent temperatures even with this activity. winds for the most part in the teens with some 20's going on later on. they get kick in. 61 for antioch, most readings, 40's and 50's mixture at this hour now. 52 san francisco, a cool 49 going on at half moon bay.

breaking it down for you. 67 by 11 by 2 at 71. got to keep some of those scattered clouds in the forecast for today. basically mostly sunny, expected for tomorrow. and that little bump on temperatures go into your 4 zone. coming up and we'll get into that extended to stephanie. thanks very much, dave. >> a judge has denied bail to the 2 suspects accused of taking a 3 month-old from a san jose home kron four's. dan kerman explains. >> a very brief hearing today. no real change to the status quo, though, but still plenty of questions around the taking of baby brand. it. >> it was on monday when 3 month-old baby brandon was abducted from a san jose apartment only to be reunited with his family. 24 hours later friday, the 2 people charged with the kidnapping. 28 year-old jose por and 43 year-old use ramirez returned to court. when you go from working 3 jobs all day long, every day. >> to being placed in handcuffs and held in custody without bail. i think that anyone would be terrified and she is terrified. the 2

defendants are currently being held without bail and friday. >> their attorneys argued bail should be set at $150,000. >> keeping her in custody really does hinder the ability to present care for what's ahead, which i anticipate is going to be a lengthy and very fact any case. but at least for now, judge luis ramos opted to continue to hold the 2 without bail. i think the big factor for the court is that they. don't have enough information to say that they're not a danger, not just a baby brandon, but to the community in general attorney and legal analyst stephen clark says that's because at this point the da's office has not indicated the motive for the kidnapping. >> he says that will likely determine whether or not they'll will eventually be set because it's not just about maybe brandon, but it's about were they seeking out? >> this child and others. and so motive is important in assessing there a level of

dangerousness to the community. clark says the mental health of the 2 defendants will also be looked into in the weeks ahead. >> and he says it's possible defense attorneys might ask for a gag order or to have the trial moved out of santa clara county. it's going to be difficult for these 2 to get a fair trial here. >> i think also the pretrial publicity surrounding it is going to make it very difficult. the 2 defendants will be back in court on may. 12th to argue the bail issue again at that time. they may also enter a plea at santa clara county superior court in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay covid-19 cases have more than tripled at berkeley, unified schools in a week's time. that's according to the district superintendent. as of thursday, there were 91 cases the week before there were 29 berkeley unified says they are also seeing more cases among their sports teams and point to factors, including the loosening of mask restrictions as a possible reason for the spike. the district plans to

pass out more at home covid tests. schools in the north. they are also seeing a spike in covid cases. marion county health officials are advising students and staff to take extra precautions. the problem likely tied to people coming back from spring break in large indoor gatherings like proms where students are wearing masks. health officials say they are not surprised by this uptick in cases, you know, the end of the school year. we've got graduation problems and that social gatherings. those things. >> we're also seeing increased transmission across the bay area and in marion county, associate with the, you know, the ba 2 variant. >> school officials continue to discuss how to get covid numbers under control. one option is to require proof of a negative same day antigen test before large indoor event. and that masks be required. the fda has said dates in june to review vaccines for children under 5. it will be reviewing the moderna and pfizer vaccines.

as of now, only kids, 5 and older can get the pfizer vaccine. they will be more public meetings in the coming weeks. teachers in oakland went on strike friday to protest the planned closing and merging of 11 schools set to happen later this year. the district says enrollment is not high enough to keep the schools open, but teachers and some parents argue the schools are a lifeline for black and brown communities. the district sent a letter to the teachers union last weekend saying a strike would only hurt students, but some parents disagreed saying their students are learning how to fight for a cause. >> the family what the district is actually breaking this families apart and caught in the wings. so our students. they're given them a straight path to me. >> the district said in a statement friday, quote, while most students stayed home today with excused absences, some didn't did come to school. oursfocus right now is ensuring that they are having

a positive experience on campus. protesters at uc berkeley are opposing the development of a new student housing complex. the friday protests targeted a plan to build an 1100 unit complex at people's park. that's about a quarter of a mile away from cal campus. protesters say the student housing will displace homeless, who live there and increase the cost of local housing while they acknowledge there's a need for student housing. they are accusing uc berkeley of over-reaching. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. california is expected to have a lot of extra money this year. >> and it could start leading to some big problems if the state can't figure out how to spend it. and some people in oakland might soon have to break the bank, pay the rent. we'll tell you why. after the we'll tell you why. after the break. pre-rinsing your dishes?

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>> some oakland tenants could be facing their highest rent hike in years. starting in july. the city of oakland says landlords of rent-controlled properties can raise the rent by nearly 7%. kron four's amanda hari spoke with affordable housing advocates about what this means and what tenants can do about it. >> that's a devastating rent increase for we're not very pleased with that decision.

some oakland tenants in rent-controlled units are about to face their largest annual rent increase shaun t thing with the nonprofit tenants together says now is not the time that we're already at a crisis point. and this is kind of adding insult to injury a little bit. the oakland rent adjustment ordinance allows an annual rent increase based on the consumer price index. it takes effect every july. 1st this year, the rent increases 6.7%. that raises a $2000 rent, for example, to $2134 last year. the cpi increase was 1.9% oakland where the 6 foot 0.7% is being justify. does you know essentially 100% of the consumer price index. that's not really >> how rent increases work in other cities, other cities. i get just the housing portion >> of inflation. but seeing tells me it's not too late for tenants to do something about it. fire in oakland are right

now. i would calling city council member who will be calling up in the mayor. i would be calling all my representatives and letting them know exactly what this is doing. to me. that's the most. that's the most important thing that they we can do right now is. >> have tended speak out and eat. is the co chair of the oakland tenants union. >> he says the city councilors can step in and stop the increase. the city council can change and and they can pass an emergency ordinance increase for this year. he le c- says for most types of inflation, people have no control. >> but they can do something about rent. maybe you can't do anything about some of the other things like gasoline vote. we have the power in oakland to do something about housing amanda hari kron. 4 news >> well, pretty good saturday. we're looking at for today. high temperatures along the east bay shoreline struggling to reach 70. meanwhile, over the east bay hills popping

into the upper 70's little the coupling with temperatures there. a little warmer on your sunday as well. and they're going to on tuesday. look at your extended forecast a bit kron. 4 morning continues.

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>> i welcome back. we have dave spahr here with your weather forecast. how's it looking out there day? hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we kind of got a lot of variety going on

here. the only thing missing is a real earn. a shot of rain in this. we've got winds. we got some cooler temperatures got some warmer temperatures. all of that mixed into this week. long forecast. half moon bay want to point this out. a little cloud cover going on here. this may return with some lower level, much moisture fog going on this afternoon as the front gets a little closer onshore winds is going to go through that marine layer out for the santa cruz mountains. so just a thing to keep in mind later today. so the coast looks nice right now. you may see that afternoon. cloud cover and fog kind of stuff just spew on in. 47 up to napa santa rosa. no major changes. their 50's and 40's mixture out east. 61. meanwhile, for any oct, 52 san jose, the wide perspective, this is what's going on today. and then by monday morning, this other little system will go towards our north after that's done. a brief break for high pressure is in a moment in the sun, if you will. that's the temperature pop. and then we cool off a little bit for weeks remaining future cast as we do this again, a few little scattered clouds. you see couple showers way off of the screen. here we get to

sunday. not much happens until our next system. by monday. this is going to interrupt now our warm up that we're expecting on tuesday back to those winds. that's the feature that everybody is going to notice with quite a bit of sunshine up. they go into the 20's, the wind speed, as you can see on shore tomorrow. we kind of do the same thing, although not quite as aggressive here, but clearly and on shore. when the temperatures, as i pointed out earlier, reflect that a little insulation here with the east bay hills. we'll keep temperatures over that point. a little warmer off to the east long range forecast. we watch the system's pass. we're getting to this time of year now where most of the rain is now shifting towards the north. there you see some more snow showers. looks like up the organ mountains there. another patch for wednesday thursday. this is another near miss. from our perspective. seems like a look nice in the long range forecast when it gets a little closer, keeps inching towards the north like that and we go out to next weekend here and more traffic. but that will probably be just some scattered clouds from our perspective. all right. 4 zone forecast for your saturday. 64

san francisco at the coast got to keep him in the 50's with the fog returning this afternoon here, 60's covering us along the bay side. 68 foster city 70 for palo alto in the south bay, lower 70's. we're going to build on that for tomorrow. 75 morgan hill, 72 santa clara, east bay shoreline, upper 60's to about 70 tri valley livermore. you're looking at 73 walnut creek. 75 75 concord. 68 for berkeley. or of a delay on chilly 63 onshore winds. anybody? 75 for fairfield? 74 for napa and 74 also for santa rosa. spring time forecast. we have a long range. check it all out here we go up a little bit on sunday. new system passes towards our north. 72 monday there tuesday that the big warm day at 81 may be 87 by wednesday. again, timing on these will drive everything. and we're looking for maybe a little chance of a shower on thursday, but don't put too many chips on that. you might lose. stephanie? >> no, i think we could really use some higher temperatures in the new studio, though.

it's always chilly in here. all right, california senator alex padilla and oakland, mayor libby chef announced more funding for a team that responds to noa-emergency 9-1-1. calls the mobile assistance, community responders of oakland, also known as macro connects people to different types of services. senator padilla padilla secured more than $700,000 in funding for the program, which works to reduce police responses. 2 non violent emergency calls advocates say this helps lower the amount of arrests and negative interactions with law enforcement. padilla calls the macro program a model for cities across the state. >> we know the interest is there based on a federal rpfunding applications we received from san jose city of los angeles and a lot of the midand small-sized throughout the state. so i think all eyes are open to see some of the early success that can be replicated throughout. >> the senator's office says it also managed to get more than 5 and a half million

dollars in federal money for statewide mental health programs. all right. california is predicted to have a record-setting budget surplus this year in the short term state lawmakers will have to decide how to spend it. but as ashley zavala explains, in order to avoid future budget problems, they'll need to make some changes. >> california is projected 68 billion dollar budget surplus could set a record but also raise some concerns for the state's financial future. as we reported last week, the independent legislative analyst's office has warned lawmakers that over time the state will not be able to handle continued triggering of the state appropriations limit, a formula that was set in 1979. this is not a situation that we can grow ourselves out of and back the more that the revenue growth big it could exacerbate this. situations each extra dollar over the limit becomes associated with nearly double that amount in required spending. now, back-to-back years of triggering the limit that required spending could grow out of hand and send the

state into future budget deficits regardless if the economy grows or hits a downturn, absent a significant recession that reset our revenue base at a much lower level. >> we really feel that is continuing to be an issue, a recurring issue over the the next several years. the says there are 2 long-term solutions for the legislature and governor to consider either reduce taxes over time or ask voters to change the limit. we didn't really take a position on which one is more effective. certainly times have changed since the 1970's. we get a lot of our revenue from the higher income taxpayers and we have a progressive tax structure. so it tends to happen just from a structural standpoint is. >> our revenues are predisposed to growing faster. then the formula that calculates the limit. democratic leaders in the state senate say they're prepared to take the issue to voters in 2024. in a statement friday, the office of senate pro tem toni atkins said in part, if the constitutional conflicts are not resolved,

then dramatic cuts will need to be made to court baseline programs such as health care, higher education and public safety. >> or even worse proposition 98 would need to be suspended. perennially proposition 98 sets a minimum funding level for k through 12 education. meanwhile, leaders and state assembly are still working on their budget outlook. republicans in that house prefer the tax cut option. we have taxed californians too much and we need to return that money back to the people and that them keep their hard earned tax dollars. governor gavin newsom's office said friday it's waiting on updated revenue forecasts from the department of finance before commenting on the issue in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> happening tomorrow, the golden state warriors take on the memphis grizzlies in the western conference semifinals. this will be a tough battle for golden state warriors lost 3 out of 4 to memphis during the regular season. tipoff for tomorrow's game is set for 12, 30 in the afternoon. we'll be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn. >> it's saturday, april 30th and we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, last day of april, we are here. this is what it looks like. an half moon bay. i'm pretty much mostly sunny skies for the most part off to the distance. some scattered clouds were waiting for this front to drop south as it does. >> we'll probably see the resurgence of late afternoon fog in some clouds for you. so just something to keep in mind if you're headed out towards the coast to some late day fog speaking about which going to kind of watch as it clears out around the noon hour and what she comes right back again is

in the evening up to the santa cruz mountains, adding as a blocker at that point, it's up north. we're watching that front. that's where that line is. you will see some shower activity, maybe a little isolated shower up in the the hills in the north bay. but for the most part, this will be a dry front driving winds for us temperature check for you. we have mostly 50's over the region. antioch stands at 61. we do see those inland spots. noticeably warmer this afternoon because of some shielding. here's the winds for you right now as we speak. it's on shore both today and tomorrow. the breakdown for you today comes in like this. we're at 70. it looks like by high noon 70 also by 3 tomorrow, a little warmer looks like interrupted on monday. then we're popping again as we get to tuesday wednesday. we'll have more on your forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you, dave. breaking news from overnight. 2 people are dead after a car went into the ocean at pescadero state beach in san mateo county. >> these are photos from the scene taken by cal fire. the

coast guard is looking for a 3rd victim. no other details have been released yet. a disturbing trend to tell you about this morning. and oakland pharmacy is burglarized for the second time this week. the thieves ramming a truck through the front of the store. kron four's. dan thorn brings us this reaction from the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. >> a mob of burglars using a uhaul pickup truck to ram through the metal barriers of a pharmacy in oakland's chinatown. thousands of dollars in damage racked up in just seconds >> and then they bubble up again. many pharmacies in the area being topped chinatown chamber of commerce. president carl chan says this crime happened around 3 o'clock thursday morning. >> it was the second time the business owner had been hit by burglars in the past week. a crowbar was used to break into his other pharmacy at pacific renaissance plaza early tuesday morning. but this time the crime was much more

destructive. extremely sad to see that in a whipping target and not only seeing so they are rightly on the street. >> but it's also talking a small businesses. the burglars at both drugstores still mostly cough syrup and other over the counter medications. chance as these particular pharmacies cater primarily to chinatown's seniors. >> chan suggests police keep an eye on these types of businesses, especially late at night. >> and time to see the brooklyn, you know, many small pay already suffering. but we have seen this type of is hurting. you know, all this. >> reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and it's not only oakland that seeing small businesses being targeted by thieves in san francisco, another jewelry store was burglarized. the thieves getting away with $100,000 worth of merchandise. this happened at the margaret elizabeth jewelry store in the marina district, a school a store employee asked us not to reveal her identity but says

this was not the first time something like this has happened. >> now this is the second time in 8 months yesterday because, you know, we're just a small business. you know, we're not like a big department store. so, i mean, you know, we have our struggles just to try to get by because we're small. and, you know, traffic is slow. >> police don't think there's a connection between this and a similar break-in from last august. we are working to get a suspect description from police. help is on the way for small businesses that are being targeted by burglars. california attorney general rob bonta was in the bay area to announce a new tool to help stop retail thefts as kron four's justin campbell explains. bonta also announced a major breakthrough on a case involving an organized retail theft ring. >> those who break the law and pedal stolen goods must be held accountable. california attorney general rob bonta speaking outside the chp office in oakland announced a major take down of an organized retail crime ring

that targeted drone. we stories at multiple jc penney's and sam's clubs involving defendants who stole more than 1 million dollars worth of jewelry from stores in 9 counties across california. bonta says it took multiple law enforcement agencies that started investigating the robbery ring back in 2020. that has led to 4 people now being charged because when me take these large rings out, we reduce the demand for smash-and-grab robberies and street level. >> theft multi county theft rings are a big deal. legal expert canny says usually the county's district attorney initiate a prosecution. it is remarkable that the attorney general sort of took the proverbial bull by the horns and initiated a prosecution. bonta also announcing the state will be opening out an online portal where the public can submit photos and tips to help fight organized retail

members of the public who see something can say something they can say to us. we can take it from that. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. this week is national crime victims rights week and today in the east bay, a local organization is working to raise awareness. >> the group which consists of victims in crop of crimes in oakland and their families will hold an event at the children's memorial statue at lake merritt during a news conference on friday, the organizers joined with police and community leaders to make a call for change. it seems as if we're just forgotten about when our cases are just left. >> on someones that are left in a pile somewhere being. >> just not thought about at all. and we think about it. >> we're constantly thinking about how will never see. every >> how some of these people will never see their children ever again. and it isn't just the case to west. >> justice that we deserve to have.

>> today's event starts at 11 30 this morning and will include a memorial balloon release to honor crime victims. happening today. it is national prescription drug. take back day. this is when people can safely get rid of unused prescription drugs. the goal is to prevent the drugs from getting out onto the street. the da organizes the event and says it will also help keep harmful chemicals out of local water systems. you can drop off unused prescriptions at your local police department and take the opportunity to also get rid of any e-cigarettes and vape pens. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a bay area doctor is back from delivering aid to ukraine. >> why he says he wants to go back. plus schools in several bay area counties are seeing a rise in covid cases. we tell you what they're doing to protect students. and after the break, the final snow survey of the season is in and it's not looking good for california.

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>> the final snow survey of the 2022 season is out and it's not pretty as kron four's. justine waltman explains. the department of water resources says the snowpack is in graham

condition. >> recent rain and snow was not enough to move california out of severe drought conditions. according to the california department of water resources, there was no snow to measure today at phillips station, you remember back in january when they're here for first new survey of season. we're standing on over 6 and a half feet of snow. >> within the driest january through march period in recorded california history means all that snow is long gone. this map illustrates how well the snow pack is doing to date blue is the average across various locations this year is in purple. the average snow water equivalent is at 19 and a half inches with the latest data showing its at just under 7 and a half inches. that's 32% of normal. the water resources department calls what is left of the northern sierra snowpack grim. we're still finished the year and only about a 3rd of average for our snow pack. >> so important to remember, we're still in the 30 year the

drought. >> so considering how dry and dire the water situation is in the state, some ways that you can save. water includes just watering the areas in your lawn, need it. try not to aim for driveways or sidewalks and fix any leaks in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> and with temperatures warming up a little bit, we'll probably get a little bit more melting as well up in the hills of this is what it looks like in the breakdown for today, 70 or so by high noon, a couple of inland spots will be in the upper 70's tomorrow. may pop about 80's. we have a little warm up going on this weekend but wins the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back. time now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr waskgoing to give us a closer look on conditions outside. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. not a bad shot coming in from half moon bay. looks like the fog has departed. however, with this front, this will probably siri surges and coastal clouds going on and some fog covered with that as well. that's the front we're talking about there. >> for the most part, you're going to see the winds with this and we're actually not bad with temperatures to with the front at that hand like most readings are in the 50's across the big board. 67 for antioch, 53 for livermore. we do see a decoupling this afternoon for those inland spots. warming up a lot

quicker. then along the east bay shoreline. futurecast for to watch this all going and motion this with an onshore wind. pretty impressive. we'll see some nice inland warming better for tomorrow. as you can see, no traffic going on. and then into monday, a new system. just going in some scattered clouds interrupts our heating phase, which will resume into tuesday into wednesday with numbers will pop back to those winds on shore. they are even over the east bay hills starting to pick up little bit danville, for example, the 20's fairfield, 29 11, for example, for livermore this just today. tomorrow we do it again, although not the same kind of intensity still on shore. it's a climate control, breezy, mostly sunny today, 60 70's coastal clouds return along with some fog tomorrow, warmer inland. a few may pop around 80 interrupted by the front. that will be monday. then mostly sunny warming. quickly to near 90, there is a possibility inland that will be again tuesday wednesday zone and then a shower. big question mark on that on

thursday, we'll see maybe more like a scattered sprinkle with all of that 64 san francisco, 69 for open 73 for san jose. mostly sunny. again, just noting some cosmetic clouds, 77, antioch, here it is over the east bay hills, middle to upper 70's east bay shoreline. only about 70 74. meanwhile, for santa rosa store inland spots starting to pop a little bit, even with the climate controlled, the winds in a bit. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast in the extended stephanie. >> all right. i will have my life jacket ready. russian forces are gaining momentum in eastern ukraine. there's an operation underway to evacuate trapped civilians and soldiers from the steel plant in the city of mariupol. president biden is asking congress for 33 billion dollars in new aid package for ukraine. 20 billion would pay for weapons including drones and artillery. the rest would be spent on economic and humanitarian aid. the president says the latest funding will help ukraine hold off the russian invasion for the next 5 months. >> we need to consider

long-term. we need to consider the fact that this war could go on for months. nobody knows for sure. but we're talking about a war now in an area of ukraine that both sides know well. the president says funding will also include 500 million dollars in aid for domestic food production to help offset shortages in ukraine. >> a local bay area doctor is back from ukraine after delivering medical supplies to hospitals in need. he spoke with kron four's terisa stasio about the devastation he saw and how he wants to go back and do more. >> we were able to take our car across the border so we had to go dumping warehouse, a location. >> san francisco doctor eduardo dolan on his journey to ukraine as he and a colleague delivered 500 pounds of medical supplies to the front lines. this mandate across the border. dolan says that they got straight to work meeting with a ukrainian doctor at a military hospital

in so that we need to to vote for all of you. and do it said. >> it's dead. a vote held busby's about 3 to 4 times a day. you you the the sirens will come come on >> most people duck for cover basements and fallout shelters and things that. >> so it's eerie. the doctor now back home in the bay area from his weeklong trip. >> i've done a lot of disaster medicine in my 12 years. really bad situations. this was the scariest there was by far the the most treacherous trip that i've taken. >> despite the horror he saw firsthand dolan as he also saw up close the strength of the ukrainian people. the result was. >> ukrainians are. fiercely independent. and the willing the die for every inch of the territory that i think is a big problem for for putin and

the russian. >> the doctor says he will go back in a few months adding it is the least he can do in this horrible war. but i'll tell you this. i scares as scary as it was. i didn't want to leave. >> had i not had a practice here in december to start, i would have stayed. that's theresa kron. 4 news. we thank him and other community organizers for their help getting that much-needed aid overseas. >> in national news, a trial is set for the lawsuit filed by the paronts of gabby petito against the parents of brian laundrie. petito was the 22 year-old found dead in wyoming after going on a road trip with her boyfriend brian laundrie. investigators say laundrie killed petito and later. now petito's parents are suing laundrie's parents accusing them of knowing their daughter was dead. the trial has been set for august of next year in florida. the attorney for the laundrie's

has already filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, calling it baseless. senate republicans are increasing on the fda over its decision to allow americans to get abortion pills in the mail. during the height of the pandemic. the agency temporarily allowed the option for public health reasons. the fda then made the change permanent in december. kron four's washington correspondent jessi tenure heard from some lawmakers who are calling it a dangerous decision. >> the total number of abortions in the u.s. is declining. but medication abortions are on the rise in part due to a recent fda decision effectively permitting mail order abortion in this country. the agency now allows patients to receive abortion pills by mail after a telehealth visit with a certified provider. senator cindy hyde-smith is demanding a full review of the data that led to the fda's decision. there's plenty of evidence showing this chemical abortion pill. they're dangerous to

women. an fda approved study tracked about 1000 abortions completed through this process from 2016 to 2020. it found 95% did not require a follow-up procedure, but 70 lead to a trip to the er with 10 instances of serious complications. fda commissioner doctor robert califf told lawmakers thursday the drug remains safe and effective. great confidence in the fda staff who did this review before the agency's decision. states are already working to enact laws to restrict u.s. abortion method, height. smith's home state of mississippi currently does not ban telehealth visits for medication abortions, but 19 other states do and a handful have also banned the mailing of pills. hyde smith has been working on similar federal legislation. kayla didn't address any specific bills but said as a general policy, we all would like to see as few abortions as possible in washington. i'm jessi tenure. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news and illegal air bnb listing leads to a teen

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...to heart-healthy support every day. the city of sunnyvale is planning to sue the owner of the air bnb involved in a deadly party shooting last year. >> an 18 year-old died and another person was injured.

kron four's gayle ong has details on the expected lawsuit. >> the lawsuit has yet to be filed against the owner of this home. but in the meantime, the city of sunnyvale is already working on new regulations to crack down oe issues tied to short-term rentals. >> council authorized the city attorney to initiate a lawsuit against really related to the violations of the city. short-term rental ordinance. the vice mayor of sunnyvale thursday discussing a lawsuit the city plans to file against the embattled homeowner of an air bnb property involved in a fatal shooting last year. it was early august when an 18 year-old male was shot and killed during a party at the house on navarro drive. the city says the home listed on air bnb was never registered in sunnyvale as a short-term rental, a violation of city code. air bnb told kron 4 at the time the party was on authorized. no answer use home. when we arrive to ask questions, neighbors told kron 4 last year the home was rented out as an air bnb and

managed by relative. meantime, the city is hoping to strengthen. ordiance is tied to short-term rentals moving forward. council requested a study session after tragic incident involving a fatal shooting at and hosted. >> air bnb rental in august of 2021 recommendations were discussed in tuesday's city council meeting that includes requiring hosting platforms to deactivate listings when a city revokes the short-term rental permit increasing penalty fees. >> a lawsuit is expected to be filed in the near future. it is unclear when that will be happening reporting from sonny bill gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a judge says the 2 suspects accused of kidnapping a south bay baby must stay behind bars. we have the latest details from their court appearance.

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towards the coast a little bit. that will be kind of rolling on in in the afternoon. there you see the front up to the north. most of the action as we can see, it is up to the north. but what you will feel will be the winds little reduction of temperatures around the bay area. but you get inland. temperatures still start to pounce a bit that we have shore. they are they will continue all this afternoon and increase intensity this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon as well. 67 that gives you a sign of things to come. 61. the bottle too. everybody else is pretty much in the 50's 58%. carlos, by the way, the breakdown for you will do those 70's as we get inland by tomorrow. some areas may race to near about 80 and that's not warm enough for your early into next week. there's a possibility we might have to break out a 90 for tuesday or wednesday morning. your extended forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> all right. things possibly heating up. thank you, dave. a judge has denied bail to the 2 suspects accused of taking a 3 month-old from the san jose home kron four's. dan kerman explains.

>> it was on monday when 3 month-old baby brandon was abducted from a san jose apartment only to be reunited with his family. 24 hours later friday, the 2 people charged with the kidnapping. 28 year-old jose por and 43 year-old use ramirez returned to court. when you go from working 3 jobs all day long, every day. >> to being placed in handcuffs and held in custody without bail. i think that anyone would be terrified and she is terrified. the 2 defendants are currently being held without bail and friday. >> their attorneys argued bail should be set at $150,000. >> keeping her in custody really does hinder the ability to present care for what's ahead, which i anticipate is going to be a lengthy and very fact any case. but at least for now, judge luis ramos opted to continue to hold the 2 without bail. i think the big factor for the court is that they. don't have enough information to say that they're not a danger, not just

a baby brandon, but to the community in general attorney and legal analyst stephen clark says that's because at this point the da's office has not indicated the motive for the kidnapping. >> he says that will likely determine whether or not they'll will eventually be set because it's not just about maybe brandon, but it's about were they seeking out? >> this child and others. and so motive is important in assessing there a level of dangerousness to the community. clark says the mental health of the 2 defendants will also be looked into in the weeks ahead. >> and he says it's possible defense attorneys might ask for a gag order or to have the trial moved out of santa clara county. it's going to be difficult for these 2 to get a fair trial here. >> i think also the pretrial publicity surrounding it is going to make it very difficult. the 2 defendants will be back in court on may. 12th to argue the bail issue again at that time. they may also enter a plea at santa clara county superior court in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news.

>> in the east bay covid-19 cases have more than tripled at berkeley, unified schools in a week's time. that's according to district to the district superintendent. as of thursday, there were 91 cases the week prior there were 29 berkeley unified says they're also seeing more cases among their sports teams and point to factors, including the loosening of mask restrictions as possible reasons behind the spike, the district plans to pass out more at home covid tests. schools in the north bay. also seeing a spike in covid cases. the red county health officials are advising students and staff there to please take extra precautions. the problem is likely tied to people they say are coming back from spring break in large indoor gatherings like proms for students are not wearing masks. health officials say they are not surprised by this uptick in cases. >> you know, the end of the school year, we've got graduation problems with that social gatherings. those

things we're also seeing increased transmission across the bay area and in marion county, associate with the, you know, the ba 2 variant. >> school officials continue to discuss how to get covid numbers under control. one option is to require proof of a negative same day, an engine test before large indoor event and require masks. the fda has set dates in june to review vaccines for children under 5. it will be reviewing the moderna and pfizer vaccines. as of now only kids, 5 and older can get the pfizer vaccine. they will be more public meetings about this in the coming weeks. protesters at uc berkeley are opposing the development of a new student housing complex. the friday protests targeted a plan to build an 1100 unit complex at people's park. that's abaut a quarter of a mile away from cal's campus. protesters say the student housing will displace homeless people who live there and increase the costs of local housing while they acknowledge there's a need for student

housing, they are accusing uc berkeley of over-reaching. another big story this morning, alameda police are sharing photos of a car that might be connected to a suspicious death. a man's body was found in a parking lot last week. kron forcefully juggle reports on the possible motive. he got out of my car. always like to look around the parking lot of guys. you never now. >> and then i sold god way to their blankets and carpet on the ground. and i thought about looks >> of we're de la cruz then winning side here studio and blending avenue and broadway thursday last week where she works as a hairdresser and finished the first part of her shift when she returned to the studio after lunch, the parking lot was saturated with police. investigators focus behind the garbage bins where de la cruz says a man's body was discovered underneath trash. it's concerning because our customers get really

nervous to you know, they never as big things like that, especially around here like. how is this possible? also use is not good. investigators say the death is suspicious because it appears an attempt was made to conceal the body. they are sharing these photos of a van possibly connected to this case in 1998, to 2002 white toyota sienna with a missing driver's side front hubcap will pair secure. >> and especially after happened that we liked. >> marcelo cruz says this area across from the greek side shopping center has attracted more crime during the pandemic will be working with doors locked 2 years. >> we've been here more than like 25 you've never before. we used to do that. now, even everyone is working. >> we have the door lock. the hope is it is determined the man died naturally. but at this point, his cause of death and identity are still under investigation. in alameda, philippe called kron 4 news.

>> coming up, some people in oakland might soon have to break the bank to pay the rent. what will tell you why after this

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>> that's a devastating rent increase. we're we're not very pleased with that decision. some oakland tenants in rent-controlled units are about to face their largest annual rent increase, shot. the thing with the nonprofit tenants together says now is not the time that we're already at a crisis point. and this is kind of adding insult to injury a little bit. the oakland rent adjustment ordinance allows an annual rent increase based on the consumer price index. it takes effect every july. 1st this year, the rent increases 6.7%. that raises a $2000 rent, for example, to $2134 last year. the cpi increase was 1.9% oakland where the 6 foot 0.7% is being justify. does you know essentially 100% of the consumer price index. that's not really >> how rent increases work in other cities, other cities. i get just the housing portion

>> of inflation. but seeing tells me it's not too late for tenants to do something about it. fire in oakland are right now. i would calling city council member who will be calling up in the mayor. i would be calling all my representatives and letting them know exactly what this is doing. to me. that's the most. that's the most important thing that they we can do right now is. >> have tended speak out and eat. is the co chair of the oakland tenants union. >> he says the city councilors can step in and stop the increase. the city council can change and and they can pass an emergency ordinance suspending the 6.7% allowable increase for this year. he says for most types of inflation, people have no control. >> but they can do something about rent. maybe you can't do anything about some of the other things like gasoline vote. we have the power in oakland to do something about housing amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> and we have a little front

dropping in our backyard through today. that's going to drive some winds and kind of reduce temperatures from what they would normally be. no, we do see some inland heating happening both today and tomorrow. a very spring-like weekend forecast. we've for the kron. 4 morning news the kron. 4 morning news continues. ♪ one-two-three uh, alright, uh!♪ ♪got to know how to pony♪ ♪like bony maronie♪ ♪ uh!♪ ♪ hah!♪ ♪ oww!♪ ♪ ♪ ohh, help me!♪ learn how everyone gets a free galaxy s22 with a galaxy trade-in. any year. any condition.

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sfo. little bank of some fog off towards the distance, but no delays going on with this is you can see the sun glistening off the buildings there, east bay shoreline, all add up to bluebay blue skies. expect more of that to come little interruption of some fog later on today with those onshore winds at the coast. now, 67 really racing ahead of the pack here. 50's everybody else. 63, though novato as well. we'll see some nice warm up happening inland but kind of cool around the coast, particularly in water because of those onshore winds driven by this front, up towards our northwest dropping south. it will providing that on shore when we'll get some of that tomorrow onshore as well. but not the quite the intensity we're looking at today. there's a wind advisories that have been posted with this, but it will be a noticeable when your activities today. a couple spotty showers here and there with all of that. but as you can see, the bulk of the activity remains to the north all the way till sunday at noon looking good. another sunny day tomorrow. not in much the way those low clouds. and then as we get into monday, another interruption from the system, it delays the warmup. we're going to see to

state and into wednesday. let's get to those winds. the onshore. all the arrows pointing in from the west for the most part, climate control. but we do see some nice inlanr warming winds around again tomorrow. not quite the intensity, though that we're seeing for today. you can see there in the 20's in the teens with that longer range forecast. it's all of this coming in off the pacific. we're getting just pieces of these fronts there you can see on monday was a chance of maybe some showers with that. they are waiting as a high bill to temporarily into the week. there's maybe a possibility of a stray shower on thursday. fairly dry again into the weekend. although you can see still in our neighborhood, these passing frontal systems to 4 zone forecast for your saturday. 64 san francisco, a little cool along the coast with the little note of some afternoon fog rolling back in again. 66 for burlingame to the south foster city. 68 70 for palo alto in the south bay, lower to middle 70 75 for morgan hill, east bay shoreline around 70 ish, little warmer off the tri valley. lower 70's for today. little warmer.

tomorrow, though. 75 for walnut creek. 75 concord, 68 for berkeley. 63 vallejo golly, one of those onshore winds. 75 for fairfield. 74 for napa and also for santa rosa with a 70 ish down to southern marin. so again, we have this traffic coming. but 78 tomorrow, a little warmer, a little cooler on monday. nice recovery here tuesday, wednesday into the 80's. little chance of a shower on thursday and then a warm up into next weekend. looks great. thank you, dave. >> it's not too early to start thinking about your cinco de mayo plans. it's a day that remembers the mexican army's victory over the french in 18. 62. and it's also evolved into a celebration of food. joining me now is livermore zone, leslie dabney. the vineyard mom and author of take me to the vineyard. she's here with some mouth watering options for you to try in your own kitchen. leslie, what have you got for us today? well, good morning, stephanie. i have a delicious menu for you that i promise your family and friends are going a lot.

>> i have my party top those my santa fe style writers and of speak of the with a little twist on it. so let's get cooking, ok? yes, do it. yes. start with this state for the kearney aside now, i my mexican market and i a strict stay where you can use like state that was already married. now, if you don't have the mexican market near a just go to the store, grabbed a steak. i have a great marinate for you. it has led data that live. it has orange it has human and a lot of other different flavors and you can get that recipe on my island to marinate overnight. so the flavors can all get into the state. but when you're ready to grill it, i like to take it outside and put it on the route. now, if you don't have a real outside, that's ok, you can still use a grill pan inside. so when it hit out to ground to grab my

to wrap in foil just soft white one for him alongside of my state. >> now the state only takes 4, maybe 5 minutes per side. so these will warm up quickly in your state will be ready to go to. after i off the oh, my gosh, she can this because it's happen. i let my state rest for just a little bit because we want to get that uses back. it's so that 10 or 15 minutes, the letter s and then i take that point or t s out of the day. write it's this beautiful container. i wrap it up with some talented. so their war for women are ready to serve. okay. that i'm way to slice. mike hernias. i know you want to slice it against the ok into little% pieces. once i do that, you can chop it up. make sure there are no fingers in the way so that i have nice small pieces that fit on top of old one yes. so here is the state.

and it's also fantastic. but stephanie decide to shut this rise in just a so right, i have a bullish it. santa fe style rice and it's super easy to make. i just have a white long grain rice. they cooked on stovetop just like you would normally put price. here's where it gets really delicious after it's done looking was still hot. i some diced green chillies an entire container sour cream. i know that sounds rich, but i like to use the valley. i'm sara cain has a really good texture, rich as goes great with this and if it's not, you know, young enough, i have an entire cold in jack cheese. i mix it together and then cup on so i get it in the bake it at 3.50, for 20 minutes get this. how beautiful is that? it's got a nice cheesy crusts

who doesn't love that. she's you're a stash, right. lat a beautiful tacos here i have my side dish that you like to where stephanie? yes, yes, i'm definitely fit of tacos. oh, yeah. and top or is the way to go out and makes everybody happy. so what i'd like to have in mind is my go-to guy. i just make a traditional go to guy. he's got the salon trip. how pena's some tomatoes and diced white onion and then they the lime juice. but i like to add a little bit more like 2 and take my my plane after it started. and i will take another lie. and i would just wait it right over my people did die desk and then it just adds another dimension of just freshen. is that so now got this pico de gallo, but i mean, most people like to have other things in their top of our stuff. i like to add maybe some more line, maybe some hot sauce is now. i do the melendez hot sauces

because i personally love it. nice a spicy that some of my team members, they don't like it so spicy. so there's some mild wants to go as well. i like to have some radishes. you can have or sour cream if you want anything like that will definitely work. so for me, to assemble my think it is simple to be honest with you. and it's a little bit at this delicious fresh. you've got a you know, right on top of these tacos. and it smells so delicious. like a little crunchy rash to go with it, too. and this is that people yes, i got, but think it really with the cinco de mayo, if we did have some park areas, i was about to ask but beverages you recommend to pair horse i just feel it's not a yes to unless you have some are but i went the vineyard. mom decided to pair it with someone so for those guests who don't want to have

our karina. i have a delicious companies sending or you can go with this in and out. either one will work. honestly, you get now family and friends. 3 options. why? maybe both. so work together with this delicious. yeah. so what do you think about that? it looks like a fabulous spread. thank you so much, leslie. different the vineyard mom coming to us live all the way from livermore with some delicious to go to my options. thank you so much. we appreciate your insight on this and we'll be right back.

happening tomorrow, the golden state warriors will be taking on the memphis grizzlies in the western conference semifinals. this will be a tough battle for the golden state. the warriors lost 3 out of 4 to memphis during the regular season. tipoff for tomorrow's game is set for 12, 30 in the afternoon. still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. nearly $100,000 worth of jewelry stolen from a san francisco store. >> and it's not the first time the store has been targeted. and as bay area cities continue to see a spike in retail thefts. the california attorney attorney general has a new plan to help stop these types of crimes.

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hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a pretty nice weekend in store for some of those onshore winds kicking up, though, into the afternoon live shot coming in the east bay shoreline and of the bay and blue skies as well. we do see some fog creeping back in again and getting slammed up against the coast this afternoon. up to the santa cruz mountains. that will be as we head into tonight as well here. it looks like on the podcast, as you will notice really right around sunset. and shortly there afterwards, some of the valleys will pick up some of the way the fog, too. but most folks are going to notice those winds. >> mostly sunny, it looks like for today on shore. they will be all driven by that front. that's the action you see up there near the banner up in the top of the screen. temperature check for you in the 50's. some 60's already popping up here concord. 65 67, antioch, 63 santa rose also for bottle with 63. 64 with a lot of 50's for most of breath of the bay there. the onshore winds. they will pick up into the 20's this afternoon. they will be right below the threshold, though, of a wind advisory and they will be on shore bringing in

the marine layer. 71 at 1 o'clock by 4. we're talking 6 to 9, a little warmer as expected tomorrow. yet another front in the monday. but a warm-up for your tuesday into wednesday. with more on that coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right. thank you, dave. >> breaking news from overnight. 2 people are dead after a car went into the ocean of pescadero state beach in san mateo county. these are photos from the scene taken by cal fire. the coast guard is looking for a 3rd victim. no other details have been released yet. a disturbing trend to tell you about this morning. and oakland pharmacy is burglarized for the second time this week. the thieves ramming a truck through the front of the store. kron four's. dan thorn brings us this reaction from the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. >> burglars using a uhaul pickup truck to ram through the metal barriers of a pharmacy in oakland's chinatown. thousands of dollars in damage racked up in just seconds and being able

many pharmacies in the area being talk chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan says this crime happened around 3 o'clock thursday morning. it was the second time the business owner had been hit by burglars in the past week. a crowbar was used to break into his other pharmacy pacific renaissance plaza early tuesday morning. but this time the crime was much more destructive. extremely sad to see that, you know, within target and not only seeing so they are on the street, but it's also talking a small businesses. the burglars at both drugstores still mostly cough syrup and other over the counter medications. chance as these particular pharmacies cater primarily to chinatown's seniors. chan suggests police keep an eye on these types of businesses, especially late at night and tie a suitable. clint, you know, many small businesses pay already suffering, but we have seen this type of is hurting. you know, all this.

>> reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and it's not only oakland that seeing small businesses being targeted by thieves in san francisco, another jewelry store was burglarized. the thieves got away with $100,000 worth of merchandise. this happened at the margaret elizabeth jewelry store in the marina district, a store employee asked us not to reveal her identity, but she says this is not the first time something like this has happened. >> no, this is the second time in 8 months, 3 western kuz. you know, we're just a small business. you know, we're not like a big department store. so, i mean, you know, we have our struggles just to try to get by because we're small. and, you know, traffic is slow. >> police don't think there is a connection between this and a similar break-in from last august. we are working to get a suspect description from police. help is on the way for small businesses that are being targeted by burglars. california attorney general rob bonta was in the bay area

to announce a new tool to help stop retail thefts as kron four's. justin campbell explains. bonta also announced a major breakthrough on a case involving an organized retail theft ring. those who break the law and pedal stolen goods. >> must be held accountable. california attorney general rob bonta speaking outside the chp office in oakland announced a major take down of an organized retail crime ring that targeted drone. we stories at multiple jc penney's and sam's clubs involving defendants who stole more than 1 million dollars worth of jewelry from stores in 9 counties across california. bonta says it took multiple law enforcement agencies that started investigating the robbery ring back in 2020. that has led to 4 people now being charged because when me take these large rings out, we reduce the demand for smash-and-grab robberies and street level. >> theft multi county theft

rings are a big deal. legal expert canny says usually the county's district attorney initiate a prosecution. it is remarkable that the attorney general sort of took the proverbial bull by the horns and initiated a prosecution. bonta also announcing the state will be opening out an online portal where the public can submit photos and tips to help fight organized retail theft, members of the public who see something can say something they can say to us. we can take it from that. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> happening today is national prescription drug. take back day. this is when people can safely get rid of unused prescription drugs. the goal is to prevent the drugs from getting out onto the street. the da organizes the event and says it will also help keep harmful chemicals out of local water systems. you can drop off unused prescriptions at your local police department and you can also take the opportunity to get rid of

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>> welcome back. time now for another check of our weather with meteorologist dave spahr. stephanie, i know you're there. i know you i'm yeah. by the way, this up tahoe. we're talk about the snow survey. that's coming up in a bit. one of the things that we dealt with a little bit is melting process here. and we've had some of this already. the melting thing. and as we go into spring, we'll have more of that. even in our 7 day forecast as well. so that's indoor future. a little bit of melting. maybe a token little snow shower, perhaps thursday, friday. that's about it as he while the bay. is this going to enough rain to kind of dirty up your car little bit? let's see what's going on the home front in terms of our pictures and so forth. hey, lots of sunshine. hope you're enjoying all that with this. we're going to have some winds working here on sure. they'll be and the temperatures will be a little cooler. then they typically would be there. it's a lovely picture, hoping to get to the track of to take a track or maybe full, ok, cool.

here's the east bay shoreline. blue skies all that looking good. this is the front we're talking about. really can't make it out too. well, it's mostly just some light rain showers up to the north temperature. check for you right now. we're in the 50's over most of geography. 67, antioch, 63 going on for santa rosa. kind of hinting that those inland spots are going to warm up nicely. now we do have again this front, as you can see, a couple sprinkles are happening in the outlining areas for us. some cosmic clouds and the winds is what you're going to feel tomorrow. not as intense with the winds, therefore was probably see the temperatures bounce a little better monday. here comes a new front interrupts the warm-up days tuesday and wednesday. back to those winds. not strong enough for an onshore wind, but they're there sorry, not enough for a wind advisory, but they will be on shore 20 miles per hour range. that's pretty much what the pre and some of the when catching areas. but over the east bay hills temperatures will be pretty warm this afternoon. now tomorrow, the winds again, not as strong, but they're with us and we're going to drive some of this fog along the peninsula. it looks like 2 up in the santa cruz mountains this afternoon.

today we're talking breezy, mostly sunny 60's and 70's coastal clouds and all of that tomorrow bump up the temperatures a little bit might have a couple 80's pop here. and there next week. it's mostly sunny warming. quickly, though, and we're going to pop near 90. it looks like tuesday or wednesday. another system gets here in this one is hinting it may be a little sprinkle or shower going on for your thursday. alright, 64 san francisco. 69 coming in for oakland. 73. meanwhile, 4 san jose high temperatures today we're talking middle to upper 70's expected for those inland valleys. but notice by contrast, east bay shoreline at 70 ish allay 63 really hinting we've got that onshore wind. it's in place coming up in a bit. we'll have that 4 in a bit. we'll have that 4 zone foreca ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme.

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cruz, san mateo unit. cecile, thank you so much for being with us this morning. absolutely. my pleasure. thank you, stephanie. you you and i actually met reporting on the front lines of california's deadliest fire. the camp fire back in 2018. >> but little did we know that was really kind of just the start of many more major wildfires to come in california. that's absolutely right. but i'm so glad that you're having me on today because we can talk about many things that people can do to prepare now because we know it's coming. >> yes, so what? maybe walk us through what viewers should be aware of because the bay area certainly is no stranger to major wildfires. we have the tubbs fire in 2017 as well as the czu lightning complex fire just a couple years ago. th t's right. well, there are many things that people can do to prepare. one is, of course, to have your defensible space ready for wildfire season. and of course, we have lots going on with home hardening and there are many things in many ways that we have put together to help people ready for wildfire dot org has all the

answers that you need to harden your home, etcetera, and all the different tips that you can do from small to large. also, i brought this amazing pamphlet with me. it's called prepared, not scared. and this pamphlet is something that everyone should have. and we've made it easy for you to find this was created by this south skyline fire safe and their email address i believe we have a full screen of their email address but >> it's i believe south skyline fire safe dot org, uk and everybody can go on and just download this wonderful pamphlet. it's got everything that you need to know ahead of time. so it has what to do to prepare for wildfires and protect your home. hard home hardening tips. then it also has not only defensible space information, but what to do if a wildfire is coming. so if you're actually put under a warning, there's a checklist to go through. that tells you everything that you need to know. and then also what to do if you are put under

evacuation orders, what to do if you have to shelter in place in your home, what you do if you shelter in place in your car and what to do if you're stuck outside and wildfires emit. i suggest everybody go on to this website and download this pamphlet and then put it on the refrigerator so that everybody in the house can look at it. also, there's a little cut out. so if you do get evacuated, you put this, fill this information out, put it in your window so that firefighters how many people evacuated? what is the point of contact to find them? were there any pets that got left behind? so obviously something that. they this answers, the things that we don't think about ahead of time and it makes it easy for you. very good at yes, go well. did you have anything want? you want to add to that? i was just going to add that we also have 2 events that are coming up that people might be interested in attending. we have the san mateo county disaster preparedness day. and that is going to be a very big event. we're also very excited. this is put on by the county of san mateo and it's

been 2 years because of covid that we've been able to do this. this is going to be a lot of fun. we're obviously going to have lots of different fire agencies represented there. we're going to have a table from zone haven. so if you have evacuation questions, you can go up to these people and asked them directly if you're concerned about something. if you also have home hardening questions, you have defensible space questions. you can go up to these people who are with these public safety agencies and you can ask them questions like should i plant this type of vegetation or this trees close to my house? what should i do? how do i make my home or safe in case a wildfire. and then also we have the south skyline disaster for their version of the disaster preparedness day. that's coming up in august on august, 7th. that's going to be also a good one for people to go and ask questions of these public safety officials. and also this, by the way, represents 3 counties. san mateo santa cruz

and santa clara counties. so, you know, it covers a wide area. come on down, make a day of it. it's free and there's going to be a cal fire helicopter at the first august 30. and then, you know, kids love to see the big machinery and you have to hang out with a writers. you know, i want to talk touch also on this community emergency response team program. it's another great resource for people. >> who actually want to learn how to, you know, get some hands on experience and how to respond to emergency incidents like a wildfire. that's exactly right, stephanie. it's called the search program and there are search all over the country. we have a very robust search program in san mateo county. also, the coast side you're looking at video of the coast site search there. and so what they do is they just take a little bit of classroom learning and then they have an actual on hands, a test, if you will, where they get to use the fire extinguisher. they learn light search and rescue. they learn light

medical aid and this doesn't just help. by the way, see, they're learning how to lift heavy objects. it doesn't just help if in case of a wildfire. this is also for a community response to say an earthquake. first responders can't get to you and your family. this is a way for people to empower themselves and learn how to help their own neighborhood. in case of an emergency. if let's say the firefighters can't get to it in time. so this is very empowering. there's no age here. we have a lot of older folks who are search. and so, you know, these are all ways that people can take charge of their own safety. and it's also a confidence builder. so, you know, in this environment of the new california, it's just a good idea for everybody to become involved. and, you know, we know we were talking earlier about just the different major wildfires in california has seen him. >> from your perspective, from your units perspective, you know, how concerned is cal-fire about another big

wildfire potentially happening this year? >> well, stephanie, we know it's coming. we don't know where we don't know when and we don't know how many, but we know it's coming. we did get a little bit of rain, but that shouldn't make anybody feel complacent. while that obviously did add some moisture to the vegetation in recent weeks and months. it also added to what we call the flashy the grass. it made it the grass a lot taller. and so that means that the fire can spread more quickly, especially if you get some wind behind it. so it it in in a way it didn't help in that regard. so, you know, this is just another reason why everybody should be ready for what's coming. but when you do things like go and download this checklist and discuss it with your family, you're empowering everybody in the household and giving yourself the best opportunity to make it out with minimal issues, ok? well, thank you so much, cecile, for that valuable information. cecile juliette.

>> with cal fire. thank you. and to all of our firefighters for your incredible service. we appreciate it.

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person was injured. kron four's gayle ong has details on the expected lawsuit. >> the lawsuit has yet to be filed against the owner of this home. but in the meantime, the city of sunnyvale is already working on new regulations to crack down on issues tied to short-term rentals. >> council authorized the city attorney to initiate a lawsuit against really related to the violations of the city. short-term rental ordinance. the vice mayor of sunnyvale thursday discussing a lawsuit the city plans to file against the embattled homeowner of an air bnb property involved in a fatal shooting last year. it was early august when an 18 year-old male was shot and killed during a party at the house on navarro drive. the city says the home listed on air bnb was never registered in sunnyvale as a short-term rental, a violation of city code. air bnb told kron 4 at the time the party was on authorized. no answer use home. when we arrive to ask questions, neighbors told kron 4 last year the home was

rented out as an air bnb and managed by a relative. meantime, the city is hoping to strengthen. ordiance is tied to short-term rentals moving forward. council requested a study session after tragic incident involving a fatal shooting at and hosted. >> air bnb rental in august of 2021 recommendations were discussed in tuesday's city council meeting that includes requiring hosting platforms to deactivate listings when a city revokes the short-term rental permit increasing penalty fees. >> a lawsuit is expected to be filed in the near future. it is unclear when that will be happening reporting from sunnyvale, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a judge says the 2 suspects accused of kidnapping a south bay baby must stay behind bars. we have the latest from their court appearance.

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collection of some clouds and some fog to make note of to all being driven by this front up towards the north that you can see here. it's not going to be a rain producer really for us. but a couple scattered clouds. more importantly, those onshore winds are going to feel for today. keeping temperatures down a bit. here's the progress thus that you can see across the real estate right across the bay come those onshore winds and they'll be with us. also tomorrow, more intense the we're expecting for today. and as a result, warmer temperatures tomorrow, 70 for antioch. a lot of readings already making into the 60's from santa rosa nevado also concord. meanwhile, 50's along the east bay shoreline. 59 san jose today. 71 is expected by 1 o'clock. it for 69. again, a little bit warmer tomorrow with some areas may pop at about 80. we'll take a look at that coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> looking forward to it. thank you, dave. a judge has denied bail to the 2 suspects accused of taking a 3 month-old from a san jose home kron four's. dan kerman explains. >> it was on monday when 3 month-old baby brandon was

abducted from a san jose apartment only to be reunited with his family. 24 hours later friday, the 2 people charged with the kidnapping. 28 year-old jose por and 43 year-old use ramirez returned to court. when you go from working 3 jobs all day long, every day. >> to being placed in handcuffs and held in custody without bail. i think that anyone would be terrified and she is terrified. the 2 defendants are currently being held without bail and friday. >> their attorneys argued bail should be set at $150,000. >> keeping her in custody really does hinder the ability to present care for what's ahead, which i anticipate is going to be a lengthy and very fact any case. but at least for now, judge luis ramos opted to continue to hold the 2 without bail. i think the big factor for the court is that they. don't have enough information to say that they're not a danger, not just a baby brandon, but to the community in general attorney

and legal analyst stephen clark says that's because at this point the da's office has not indicated the motive for the kidnapping. >> he says that will likely determine whether or not they'll will eventually be set because it's not just about maybe brandon, but it's about were they seeking out? >> this child and others. and so motive is important in assessing there a level of dangerousness to the community. clark says the mental health of the 2 defendants will also be looked into in the weeks ahead. >> and he says it's possible defense attorneys might ask for a gag order or to have the trial moved out of santa clara county. it's going to be difficult for these 2 to get a fair trial here. >> i think also the pretrial publicity surrounding it is going to make it very difficult. the 2 defendants will be back in court on may. 12th to argue the bail issue again at that time. they may also enter a plea at santa clara county superior court in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> another big story we're

following this morning. alameda police are sharing photos of a car that might be connected to a suspicious death. a man's body was found in a parking lot last week from forcefully all reports on the possible motive. >> we got out of my car. always like to look around the parking lot of guys. you never now. and then i sold god god way to their blankets and carpet on the ground. and i thought that looks >> of we're de la cruz then winning side here studio and blending avenue and broadway thursday last week where she works as a hairdresser and finished the first part of her shift when she returned to the studio after lunch, the parking lot was saturated with police. investigators focus behind the garbage bins where de la cruz as a man's body was discovered underneath trash. it's concerning because our customers get really nervous to you know, they never as big things like that, especially around here like. how is this

possible? also use is not good. investigators say the death is suspicious because it appears an attempt was made to conceal the body. they are sharing these photos of a van possibly connected to this case in 1998, to 2002 white toyota sienna with a missing driver's side front hubcap. we don't care and i secure. >> and especially after happened, allie light. >> marcelo cruz says this area across from the greek side shopping center has attracted more crime during the pandemic will be working with doors locked 2 years. >> we've been here more than like 25 you've never before. we used to do that. now, even everyone is working. >> we have the door lock. the hope is it is determined the man died naturally. but at this point, his cause of death and identity are still under investigation. in alameda flea pit. all kron. 4 news. >> russian forces are gaining momentum in eastern ukraine. there is an operation underway to evacuate trapped civilians and soldiers from a steel

plant in the city of mariupol. president biden is asking congress for 33 billion dollars new aid package for ukraine. 20 billion would pay for weapons including drones and artillery. the rest would be spent on economic and humanitarian aid. the president says the latest funding will help ukraine hold off the russian invasion for the next 5 months. >> we need to consider long-term. we need to consider the fact that this war could go on for months. nobody knows for sure. but we're talking about a war now in an area of ukraine that both sides know well. >> the president says funding will also include 500 million dollars in aid for domestic food production to help offset shortages in ukraine. a local bay area doctor is back from ukraine after delivering much needed medical supplies to hospitals. he spoke with kron four's theresa stasi about the devastation he saw and how he we were able to take our re.

car across the border. so we had to go dumping at the warehouse, a location. >> the san francisco doctor, eduardo dolan on his journey to ukraine as he and a colleague delivered 500 pounds of medical supplies to the front lines. this mandate across the border. dolan says that they got straight to work meeting with a ukrainian doctor at a military hospital in so that we need to to vote for all of you. and do it said. >> instead help bus base about 3 to 4 times a day you you the the sirens will come come on >> most people duck for cover basements and fallout shelters and things like that. >> so it's eerie. the doctor now back home in the bay area from his weeklong trip. >> i've done a lot of disaster medicine in my 12 years. really bad situations. this was the scariest there was by far the the most treacherous

trip that i've ever taken. >> despite the horror he saw firsthand dolan as he also saw up close the strength of the ukrainian people. the result was. >> means in. ukrainians are. fiercely independent. and willing the die for every inch of the territory that i think is a big problem for for putin and the russian. >> the doctor says he will go back in a few months adding it is the least he can do in this horrible war. but i'll tell you this. i scares as scary as it was. i didn't want to leave. had i not had a practice here in san francisco. i would have stayed. that's theresa kron. 4 news. you know what a great effort by somebody in the bay area trying to help those overseas covid-19 cases have more than tripled at berkeley, unified schools in a week's time. >> that's according to the district superintendent. as of

thursday, there were 91 cases the week prior there were 39 or rather 29 berkeley unified says they're also seeing more cases among their sports teams and point to factors, including the loosening of mask restrictions as part of the potential reason that there's this surge, the district plans to pass out more at-home covid test. schools in the north bay are also seeing a spike in covid cases. marin county health officials are advising students and staff to take extra precautions. the problem is likely tied to peotle coming back from spring break and large indoor gatherings like proms where students are not wearing masks. health officials say they are not surprised by this uptick in cases. >> you know, the end of the school year, we've got graduation but problems or that social gatherings. those things we're also seeing increased transmission across the bay area and in marion county, associate with the, you know, the ba 2 variant. >> school officials continue to discuss how to get covid

numbers under control. one option on the table is to require proof of negative. same day antigen tests before large door indoor events and requiring face masks. the fda has set dates in june to review vaccines for kids under 5. it will be reviewing the moderna and pfizer mac vaccines. as of now only kids, 5 and older can get the pfizer vaccine. it will be more public meetings about this in the coming weeks. protesters at uc berkeley are opposing the development of a new has student housing complex. the friday protests targeted a plan to build an 1100 unit complex at people's park. that's about a quarter of a mile away from callous campus. protesters say the student housing will displace homeless people who live in the park and also increase the cap. the cost of local housing while they acknowledge there's a need for student housing, they are accusing uc berkeley of over-reaching. >> the final snow survey of

the 2022 season is out and it's not pretty. >> as kron four's, justine waltman explains the department of water resources says the snow pack is in grim condition. >> recent rain and snow was not enough to move california out of severe drought conditions. according to the california department of water resources, there was no snow to measure today. at phillips station, you remember back in january when they're here for first new survey of season. we're standing on over 6 and a half feet of snow. >> within the driest january through march period in recorded california history means all that snow is long gone. this map illustrates how well the snow pack is doing to date blue is the average across various locations this year is in purple. the averagd snow water equivalent is at 19 and a half inches with the latest data showing its at just under 7 and a half inches. that's 32% of normal. the water resources department

calls what is left of the northern sierra snowpack grim. we're still finish the year and only about a 3rd of average for our snow pack. >> so important to remember. we're still in the 30 year the drought. >> so considering how dry and dire the water situation is in the state, some ways that you can save. water includes just watering the areas in your lawn, need it. try not to aim for driveways or sidewalks and fix any leaks in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> we'll be right back after this.

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>> this month the city of san francisco passed a new law banning police from storing dna obtained from rape kits. another crimes in city-run databases for more than 60 days. this comes after it was found that san francisco police used a assault victims, dna against her in an unrelated property crime case. here's san francisco district attorney chesa boudin's reaction to the issue when i spoke with him about this earlier this month. >> and there's nothing more important to me in my office and be able to hold people commit crimes accountable and we can't do that. yeah, they don't just don't report crime if they don't trust us cooperate with our prosecution said these kinds practices are

not only legal, but they also serve. it is very serious deterrents to victims coming forward and cooperate with law enforcement. >> sfpd have since stopped that practice. and now there's a nationwide movement to introduce similar bans at crime labs across the country. joining me now is state senator scott wiener who is spearheading the effort in california. thank you so much for joining us, senator, for everybody. so, you know, what was your reaction when you first heard that crime? investigators are using rape kit dna in this way? >> i was completely i think we all assumed that if a assault survivor comes forward and goes to the very, very traumatic about going to the hospital after you've been assaulted and go and providing dna, which the very intrusive exam that if you did that that would only be used to solve that crime and not be used against survivor in the

future. so it's horrifying and we need to stop it. >> how widespread do you think this issue in the state of california? >> we don't know. the san san francisco is the only location are going to apartment where we know that the police have been doing this. we don't know if that happened elsewhere, but regardless it this showed a huge loophole and the law and we need to just make clear that this is banned. but if you are sexually assaulted and you make the brave choice to come forward to report the crime to go to the hospital, to provide a dna sample that that sample will not used against you in the very good. >> you know, you join together with san francisco da chesa boudin and assemblymember phil ting to introduce new legislation addressing this issue. can you walk us through some of the highlights of this proposed bill? sure, it's a very straightforward bill with senate bill 12 and it will

prohibit. >> the use of dna, every kid tna for any purpose, other than to solve the that assault and will not allow police departments to retain that databases that are used to solve crimes and how far along is this bill on the legislative process right now? >> the bill passed its first committee, the senate public safety committee about a week and a half ago. so it's moving. it's moving forward. it has broad support of very little opposition to it. so we're hopeful that it will be passed and signed into law. the once this well, once this does reach governor newsom's desk, what are the chances of you? what what do you think of the chances of him signing this i i never liked. i never predict what the governor will do that, but i would be surprised if the did anything other than this law. this is a very

>> basic approach to protecting survivors of assault sending a very loud signal that we want you to come forward and we will support you if you come forward. >> have you had any conversations with other state police departments in the state or even assaults victims. as you are working to put this legislation together and what's their response been? >> what we are working with organizations that represent and work with assault survivors and they're very supportive of the legislation in addition after this happened, various police departments came to me because i knew that i was working on it and they said, hey, we want you to know that we don't do this or that we stop doing this 20 years ago. so i do think that this a limited problem. i don't think that there are that many departments doing it, but we never know what's going to happen in the future. again, the situation exposed a loophole, very dangerous

loophole that we need to close. >> and while you're here, i'd like to just take a quick opportunity to also also ask you about your thoughts on the budget we're expecting a pretty big surplus this what, how in particular what issues will specifically specifically be championing for company for more funding for? >> yeah, i mean, i when we have these surpluses, they're not going to last right, talking to be a permanent thing. and so we have an opportunity to move the dial on some of california. california major infrastructure needs. for example, we have a large number of schools in california that are in very bad shape. that of what have water systems that are old in may, the contaminated that we need to replace that don't have modern ventilation systems and of course, with covid, we know. but we want our schools to have good ventilation systems. we have sea level rise problems, places like the embarcadero in

san francisco that are going to flood as the seas but that could flood the muni bart tunnel and all around the state. we have these major infrastructure needs. we should be focusing this onetime temporary surplus to move the dial on some of these infrastructure news. i know, but that there's a push, including by the governor to send checks to people. i don't have problem with sending checks to people, but i think for our state in terms of people's lives, having schools that are safe and modernize for kids having good transportation systems not haviag the muni, bart of tunnels, flood. those are the kinds of things that actually improve people's lives. and that should be our focus. all >> well, that was a state senator scott wiener, thank you so much for your time and for being here with us today. thank you. all right. we'll be right back.

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now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. >> welcome back. if you want to hit the road but don't want to burn a full tank of gas may be. >> you could consider taking a trip to this next place on this morning's dine and dish vicki liviakis gives us a taste of an oyster farm. >> less than 40 miles from the big city, but a world away.

and if the world is your oyster, what what's better than going straight to the source? >> can't get closer to fresh oysters, when you spot mob shack at the farm, you might be surprised to see not stir. >> this is hog island oyster farm in marshall along the marine coastline. people come here for the views shocking. good time. doing all the hard boat oyster bar serves up a bar b que vive out west cheese and beverages of your choice. >> direct sourcing doing something like this well, that is gone. are the days when you could fire up the grill and cook your own. >> nowadays, it's a table service only with reservations strongly recommended reservation. and we just came out worth it. >> it is well past you can't get any closer to the store you could call it farm to

table with garden grown salads. baked bread and local cheese from cowgirl creamery to be shaped made from local pacific halibut. but make no mistake. >> the fresh farmed oysters are the stars here on island is open in san francisco's ferry building serving up some of the same oysters from the farm. they've also got a hog island in napa and the newest location for oyster %% aficionados isn't larkspur landing. >> well, that looks delicious. yeah. i'm more of a fan of grilled oysters, though. not so much the rob ones. i more of crustacean guy lobsters. i liked rabbit, whatever. the cockroaches of the sea. but anyway, here's what's going on. i know that they don't live forever. i know we do have a little front, the center back yard. that's going to be a wind driver for us. animated for you. here comes whoosh. here come the winds with that to temperature controller climate control going on for today. by the way to let's get to those winds, though, because that's what you're gonna notice. for the

most part, look at the uptick going on east bay, though, over the east bay hills going nice and warm today and even warmer tomorrow. getting close to 80 now and some of those inland spots. again, we repeat the winds yet again. let's get kind of down in the numbers here a little bit for the 4 zone forecast this saturday. 64 at the coast. it looks like some fog will be returning again this afternoon. so keep those coastal numbers down in the 50's. 66 burlingame heading to the south. looks like 68 foster city, 70 palo alto, redwood city at 70 in the south bay, santa clara valley. you'll see approaching the middle 70's for the most part here, east bay shoreline in the 70 ish range, slightly warmer to tri valley, lower 70's. we've got 75 walnut creek. so nice. warm up happening today. but compliments of those onshore winds. a cool 63 billy. while 75 for fairfield, 74 napa. 74 for santa rosa. now i think we're still technically in spring. yeah, it was watching them rather it still will be spring and we're going to do all of that. look at the temperatures bounce around

here with systems coming in going through all of this. the only thing it kind of stands out just a little bit tuesday wednesday, my little be a heat spike, sort of getting close to 90 thursday, stephanie. we're kind of hoping maybe a little stray shower, but enough to dirty the car up. unfortunately, you know, we can always use some more rain lot and mountain snows well, we'll see what happens. yeah. all right. that's it for the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thanks so much. from all of us are watching. join us for kron. 4 news weekend tomorrow morning. starting. >> at 7 o'clock. have a great day.