>> from the area's local news stn.you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> oh, my god. where am i? it's saturday morning at 07:00am. >> and i'm darya folsom in for stephanie lin. how about that day were back again. what you

in the weather? i'd like to know when the sun comes. i feel like i'm late to me. it's already 7. no, it's saturday, everybody. good morning, darya. good morning, everyone. and we're still kind of in this little. >> machine zone and not completely cleared out. but all the real rain is pretty much gone. and that's going to be for the entire week ahead. so enjoy the sun and the clouds will see a deck of cloud cover development up in the north bay through the day today in the early part of the day before it spreads off towards the south. here's the shot from the golden gate kind of have our high clouds already in place. the satellite view, you see some radar echoes that their way up in a northern california later today that will be dropping south. there might be a few little spotty showers potentially up in the north bay, but that's about as far south as they will reach. and again, the cloud deck is expected by late afternoon early evening down towards the south temperature. check for you. we've got still some upper 30's up there in the north bay 40's elsewhere with a chilly 37 for half moon bay, too. fremont coming in at 39 there. 42 meanwhile for san jose and tri valley at about

40, as you can see, temperature contrast. we're pretty close to yesterday, but a couple spots a little cooler than we were this time from yesterday in our winds kind of variable to calm, which, by the way, will become a part of our forecast into monday. we might even have some statements on that. but look ahead, we've got about 53 at 11 o'clock by 2. maybe some scattered clouds working in here again. it will start north and move south. warning forecast bit. daria. thank you, dave 701. and the big story this morning, the san jose police officers association employee. >> accused of attempting to import fentanyl is facing 20 years in prison. if convicted. she made her first court appearance yesterday in federal court. kron 4 dan kerman has more. >> leaving court with her attorney friday, san jose police officers association executive director joanne segovia had no comment about being charged with attempting to unlawfully importing fentanyl as part of what federal investigators say was a larger scheme to bring synthetic opioids into the

u.s. and distribute them while the 20 year poe employee faces just a single charge. now, legal analysts believe more charges will be added against her and others will likely see the government do is impanel a grand jury which encompasses more than just miss ago via because this probable cause statement laid out a very intricate. >> enterprise overseas entities from many countries distributing fentanyl and other opioids across the united states. court documents say between 2015 in january of this year, segovia used computers both at work and home to order thousands of opioids and other pills from countries including india and china. >> and at least 61 shipments were mailed to her home. >> it was a very brazen enterprise when you think the fact that she was utilizing police union resources for many years, how did that go

undetected? and i think it's because of who miss ago was she was a trusted member of the police union. she was someone who worked with families of fallen officers. she someone they trusted and that betrayal of trust. could that come back to haunt her when she goes to be for sentencing if she's convicted? also govia had no comment on friday. >> in court documents, investigators say she's maintained she had nothing to do with the orders sent to her and blame the ordering on a woman that she identified as a family friend and housekeeper segovia did not enter a plea friday as part of her supervised release a surrender. her passport and undergo alcohol and drug testing and substance abuse treatment. segovia didn't have to put up any bond is part of her release. she's due back in court on april 28th. >> at the federal courthouse in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and 7, 0, forn emergency responders in alameda county are worried about a delayed

response time. they say the ambulance service is stuck at hospitals trying to drop off patients. kron four's. dan thorn has details on that. >> a local firefighters union is pushing to speed up ambulance patient offload times and hospitals. the president of the alameda county firefighters, local 55 says long wait times are creating downstream effects. we're seen the long gated wait times. >> when an ambulance arrives to the back door of the hospital before that patient care is transferred to that hospital we're seeing times of 45 60, 90 minutes union president sean burroughs says those delays are keeping an says from responding to other emergencies. >> a problem, alameda county emergency crews are facing every day. burroughs is advocating for the passage of assembly bill 40, which would make 20 minutes the statewide standard for patient care. he says resources need to be made available to make this possible. we're not in an

adversarial relationship with the doctors and the nurses and the paramedics and the hospital staff. that's that's not goal. the goal is to try to work together. the assembly member proposing the legislation is freddy rodriguez, a career first responder from southern california. he says the covid-19 pandemic worse and ambulance patient offload delays and the fallout continues. burroughs says this chronic issue needs to be addressed. this is not a new problem. there isn't just one cause and effect of this. and we recognize but having ambulance is stuck at hospitals, not able to respond is a significant part of this problem. reporting in alameda county, thorn kron. 4 news. >> 706. and this morning we're hearing from the son of a south bay woman who was killed in a hit and run crash in san jose. that crash happened sunday evening. she was walking with her daughter and dog in the crosswalk. she was killed. the dog was killed.

the daughter is recovering from her injuries. her son was away at college when this all happened and he flew home to be with family. >> most worrisome. that the condition for my dad and my sister since they were like my sister was there when it happened that night. that was well, obviously he lives to fight along with it has with him on a lot of a long time. so it's >> her full for most us want time and we appreciate him even being able to speak with us. san jose police arrested 27 year-old sylvia solorio of santa clara. she's was arrested for vehicular manslaughter and felony hit and run. >> this weekend is the first of 5 in which bart's regular yellow line service through does going to be delayed. the transit agency is doing some major work on the tracks there. that's why so riders can expect 30 minute delays. they're predicting now there are free buses in place

replacing the train service between rockridge enter into stations for you. if you need to go there because those are closed, the equipment being replaced. its old. so they got to do it. >> and the whole reason we're doing this is it's essential that we increase the reliability of part. that is the message from our riders. it's loud and clear. they want barr to be a service that they can count on in order to do that. a key step is to replace track components that have outlived their design life. and that's exactly what we're going to be doing over these 5 non consecutive weekends. >> take a look at the screen and it shows you those non consecutive weekends. these are the ones where they're going to be closing. the stations will be replant pairs and delays and everything else. so the next one is april 15th that may 13th than the 27. so 2 weekends in may 2 weekends in march 13th and the 27th weekend and one in june, june 10, 11, sure hope to get that done 708, is the time right now. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. new details on the charges that

former president trump is facing because he was indicted. >> and a controversial new school in the bay area. why students are no longer allowed to gather groups of 4 or more at school. never heard of that one. and after the break, first responders in san francisco have a new method trying beat the opioid crisi

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. your doctor may recommend screening for certain hpv-related cancers. women still need routine cervical cancer screenings. you shouldn't get gardasil 9 if you've had an allergic reaction to the vaccine, its ingredients, or are allergic to yeast. tell your doctor if you have a weakened immune system, are pregnant, or plan to be. the most common side effects include injection site reactions, headache, fever, nausea, dizziness, tiredness, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and sore throat. fainting can also happen. help protect what counts. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about gardasil 9. today, emergency responders in san francisco are going to start administering a new

drug. >> to deal with the opioid overdoses that they see. it's called buprenorphine >> health officials say is the most effective treatment available right now. that drug has been. >> heavily regulated. but last year, president biden relaxed the federal regulations. the san francisco fire department says their staff is trained and ready to use it. >> well, we got some high cloudiness already in place. so we'll see that kind of thicking up into the afternoon a little bit here as we we get into the east bay in the south bay, particularly as we approach the evening hours, approach the evening hours, another day in the 50's.

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and a dishwasher that handles all the dirty work. you got this. and we got you. been a lot of and at the blue sky presented don't seem in the world is attacked on beach. my >> and that a nice way to wake up a little country music and the golden gate bridge. sunshine, dave, i have no complaints. i don't think anybody can complain after what we've been that's right. and, you the systems are looking at torrey over the next week here. look like these little tease is that during the drought would air it 86 or like, you know, would you give us a rain already? we've been through all of this so >> it's a little bit of a nuisance if you happen to get of those cells. got to keep that umbrella back in the back seat. just in case golden gate bridge will get in the way some high cloudiness to start things off. it will get a little bit more earnest in the day. however, you get to the afternoon. we'll start thickening up a little bit. and we have that little outside chance of an isolated

shower up there in the north. they actually is going to return tomorrow afternoon. a bit too. we'll show you the forecast models. but here in stormtracker 4 got a kind of wink to see it. but here it is kind of a cloud deck that we're talking about right about there when all of this traffic is done from the weekend, we're looking at some winds to pick up for monday. so might have some wind advisories to talk about that. 38 santa rosa, sweden of clear skies to see those temperatures fall overnight. 39 meanwhile for napa, 42 valais whoa. got those 40's in the east bakes up a little more tri valley. little cooler around 40 42 for san jose. and 47. meanwhile for san francisco today, let's call it about 56, cloudy, late, cool 60 going on for oakland. 65 san jose. sunny, with those late clouds. so for future cast for it hard to make up this. the little radar echoes what we may be getting through daytime heating, but it takes it all the way to about 4 o'clock before some cloudiness starts to drop even into the east bay. so for a lot of folks in the bay, it's almost like a mostly sunny day with the clouds late in the day and

then they traversed pretty much overnight. and by sunday start to break out at light of day. looks pretty good for sunday. and then, ok, there's some more spotty showers dropping south this sky here will drive some winds for us post. the dropping of the sea clears out and into monday. we might be seeing some wind advisory talk. meanwhile, all of this will produce some dusting of snow up in the mountains for the weekend. so variable clouds, spotty shower there. that's for the whole weekend. now, still cool with highs near about 60 there. a lot of 50's early next week. monday at sun in windy later in the tuesday, mostly sunny and cold. that by later in the week we've got some scattered clouds in warming might even see a nice little shower working there, too. and with warming and still look an isolated shower possible. there's a look at your high temperatures there. we've got the lower to middle 60's at work and some locations of big enough heating, particularly down towards the south where the 4 zone forecast for you a bit, 7.17. let's take a look at national news now.

>> this is a terrible story that we have to tell you about. at least 10 people died dozens are injured because there were tornado, several of them. they tore through the south and the midwest yesterday. homes are ripped apart. businesses, cars are all over the place. and this happened in arkansas, illinois, indiana, and more. those deadly tornadoes just really look at the damage done. there. one of the deaths was reported in the city of belvidere, illinois. that's about 70 miles north northwest of chicago. and there was a feared or roof that collapsed with the high winds and there was a concert going on at the time. there were 260 people in the theater when this happened. one was killed. about 30 others were injured. the city's police chief describes the scene after the collapse saying it was absolute chaos. and at least 3 people are reported dead in the state of arkansas to tornadoes rips through here

and there confirmed as touching down the first hit little rock yesterday afternoon. one person was killed there. a couple dozen were injured and then 2 other people died in the town of when which is about 100 miles east of little rock the governor has declared a state of emergency there 100 members of the national guard. are there to help respond. and as of last night, 90,000 customers in arkansas don't have any power and you can see why with trees down all that devastation back here in the bay area. we still cleaning up from the store. we've got trees down too, from all that rain falls rated ground. thousands of trees uprooted and toppled 2 in the 2 different storms in san francisco alone and also they're saying that actually with the trees going down, that that maybe that will help the environment. there actually is a benefit in the end members with the nonprofit friends of the urban forest say the bigger trees that came down. they actually are a

benefit because of a store carbon. the estimate more than 2000 trees were uprooted in the last month and a half. and they say the trees are especially vulnerable. dell because as i said, we all know the soil is saturated. we have years of drought and now we've gotten just weeks of rain. there's been a pledge by the city of san francisco to plant trees. but the group that we're talking about, they say this program has been chronically underfunded and the urban forest is shrinking. >> the city's urban forestry plan, which was adopted in 2017, set a goal of planting 155,000 trees to more than double the existing number of trees and san francisco streets. we were already failing to meet that goal. in fact, san enforcement shrinking meaning we were already losing more trees a year that we are planting and last and the most recent storms going to be a huge setback to reaching that ball, which is why we have friends. even forest really facing this

moment with urgency. >> that nonprofit is calling on volunteers to pitch in and help with their replanting efif you're interested, you can sign up on their website. friends of the urban forest dot org and they're going to be out the next few weeks in april, planting more trees. so there's your opportunity. in the east bay. there's still no timeline on when this pedestrian bridge in san leandro might be all fixed. it's a 60 year-old structure and it was leveled 10 days ago when one of those storms, the one that hit down, took down 2 trees, including a giant eucalyptus tree. the bridge goes over san leandro creek and it connects kerry drive in-house avenue. one neighbor says his family uses that bridge all the time. >> trees that knocked out the bridge belonged to the school district. as you can see behind me. >> and for many years, we've been asking them to not get rid of the trees but least maintain them and trim them.

>> the mayor of san leandro, juan gonzalez says the priority is to get that area cleaned up. first before they consider any solutions. he says the area needs to dry out. first things first, i guess satellite images show how the recent storms are turning california in green. here's how dry california was nearly a year ago. and that's a nasa satellite images. you can see the state looks like a desert. >> and now there's green plant life just about everywhere. you can see the snow to blanketing the sierra and even our local mountain tops. and because of all the rain and the snow, nearly two-thirds of the state, including the bay area no longer in a drought. the epa says it's going to grant california the legal authority to phase out diesel trucks. the regulation says the truck manufacturers in our state have to start producing 0 emission trucks by next year 2024. and increasing production targets to reach the 2035. benchmark as well.

last year, california, as you know, bay ban the sale of new gas-powered car starting in 2035. irony drive electric tw 7.22. right now. still ahead on the ground morning news, we're going show you how transgender rights activists celebrated trans day of visibility. >> and what they say their problem they face is today.

07:25am. in the south bay, the city of san jose on or latino labor leader cesar chavez. >> and the strike flag that was raised. you see there that would mark what would have been his 95th birthday. cesar chavez died in 1993. and friday was also international transgender day of visibility and across the country, people rallied in support of transgender rights. that was the rally in washington, d.c., organized by a group of chance gender rights supporters to denounce what they say is an increasingly hostile environment towards transgender people. additional rallies are expected this week, including here in san francisco at city hall. san francisco police are showing their support for the trans community tweeting, quote, we proudly recognize transgender day of visibility and reaffirm our stance with the trans community. we're committed to safety with respect for all

end quote. it's 7.26. and still ahead on this saturday morning, a game that high schoolers in the north bay are playing in. >> school administrators say it's not just serious. it's also racist. we'll show you what they're d

>> 7.29, don't like being here on a saturday. it's kind of nice starting the weekend early. get more out of the day. dave. and if you're going somewhere, sfo is nice. and

sunny. >> that's true. and it's looking good downtown as well. good morning, dorian. good morning, blue skies to start, although some high cloudiness in kind of knocking door step. we'll see some clouds build in the afternoon, though, today. but not much of a threat for much the way of weather going on for today. we do kind of the same thing again tomorrow. a little better chance of seeing some isolated showers. why we have some traffic coming the gulf of alaska. it's pretty much moisture start from our standpoint, it's ok, we had a rain. so that's all right. the only thing is it may just kind of jumping in an inconvenient time ago. will shower goes away. sun comes out and that looks like that type of pattern will be with us for much of the week, although later on in the week we get a bit of a better warming. so closer inspection, what we're talking about there you see the deck of cloud cover to the north. that will be sinking south all day today, meaning that in the north bay, you'll start to see this really thicken up pretty early in the day around noon, thereabouts. and then in the late afternoon starts getting the east bay and out of the south bay. now we had a clear skies overnight to see those temperatures tumble. we have plenty of 30's

on the board here. 39, the popular number, napa livermore, freeman. 38 santa rosa. but now some 40's making way chilly. 37 for half moon bay, too much of the bay, again, will be some high cloudiness. thickening up for the latter afternoon and some variable clouds. by the time we get to the mid afternoon. we'll take a look at long-range forecast for you. the 4 zone in just a bit. thank you, dave. >> 7 30's, a time and a big story that we're following. >> i over here. i want to call it a former president trump. >> their reactions are coming in now after a grand jury in new york indicted the former president. it's an unprecedented move and it's left a lot of people wondering. so what happens next? robert sherman reports. >> manhattan is at the center of the political universe after a grand jury made history thursday indicting former president donald trump in the so-called hush money case involving adult actress stormy daniels. it's the first time ever criminal charges have been brought against a

former u.s. president at this point. he is no longer going to be able to compete merely in the court of public opinion. >> competing in actual court is a different thing. won't matter. fox will matter. the long will matter. professor james sample of hofstra university says this is the beginning of what will likely be a months long. >> if not longer process, maybe even approximately a year before a trial if there ever is one since the indictment is sealed, there's still much the public does not know including the specific charges, but at least 12 of 23 grand jurors voted in favor of handing down an indictment which only requires probable cause. that is the lowest standard in the criminal justice system to go to trial. you have to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. a judge has reportedly been assigned. so next up, the former president will be arraigned. >> meaning he will fly from florida to new york and surrender himself next

tuesday. that will likely include a mug shot and fingerprinting. but as reuters reports, handcuffs will be off the table. the former president's attorneys speaking to news nation's ashley banfield thursday night by phone is ready to go. he's ready to fight to be >> you know, obviously very upset and shot. we just believe that end of the day rule of law prevail. house republicans have criticized the investigation, sending letters to district attorney alvin bragg calling the case a, quote, politically motivated prosecution. >> and demanding the da testify in district attorney bragg refusing to answer any questions from reporters friday, but his office hitting back telling gop lawmakers to out and writing further, quote, the charges filed yesterday were brought by citizens of new york doing their civic duty as members of a grand jury who found probable cause to accuse mister trump of having committed crimes in new york. >> that was robert sherman

reporting for us. and this morning, the ap is reporting that trump is facing multiple charges of falsifying business records, including at least one felony offense. it's 7.33, in the north bay. benicia. police are on the lookout for teenagers who are playing a dangerous game. it's a catch and release game and it's called. let me get a the game's name comes from a slang term for the u.s. immigration and customs inforcement him address young know it involves older high school students capturing younger high school students and dropping them off at a random place against their will. new show unified district sent out a warning saying this game number one is dangerous. number 2, inappropriate, racist and offensive. the activity is not sanctioned, obviously by the city or the school district. nobody wants kids doing this. 7 34 and in the north bay in

arrests reveals a trove of guns, ammunition and a trap and authorities are still trying to figure out what this person was planning to do with all these weapons kron four's terisa stasio takes a closer look. take a look at these are items. mill valley. police say that they discovered during a traffic stop early thursday morning. >> there is a bullet shield mask dagger, multiple high capacity, firearm magazines and a trap a device when triggered can cause great harm to an unsuspecting target. it was around 2.30 thursday morning when a corporal was traveling here on miller avenue near el monte. >> when he says he noticed a car with the headline about. >> when he pulled over the vehicle, he noticed some suspicious items in the front seat as search of the car revealed the illegal weapons mill valley. police say that the driver is selling and or resident 27 year-old jan. she xiong. he was arrested on several felonies and is now in

custody. bail is set at half-a-million dollars. police say that the investigation is ongoing and they're not releasing his photo yet. they do not know what jiang's motive was to carry so many weapons shang listed his occupation as a table, tennis player. he will be arraigned on charges monday. in marin county, theresa kron. 4 news 7.35. and students at one san jose middle school are being told not to gather in groups of 4 or more. >> kron 4 s justin campbell explains what's going on. >> at more wreck, my alone, the middle school in san jose. school leaders say they are trying to do a reset after responding to a few incidents of behavioral disruptions. one parent tells kron 4 there was a fight among students a they had a few days where they felt like the students were not selectively meeting expectations. jennifer maddox is the director of communications for the san jose unified school district.

she explained the new temporary rule. the principal put in place students can no longer gather in groups of more than 4 people in between classes or while walking on campus. with the exception to eating lunch, obviously a confined space. so the chances that somebody from one group is going to bump into somebody from the other group is pretty high. >> and depending on the groups of students that may be enough to initiate a conflict between students. the temporary policy went into place thursday. madacc says district leaders hope it will ease tension among students on campus want students when they're moving through the school to flow in the right and not cluster in these groups that can cause issues to occur. reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> a contrast county public works department is going to be working on san pablo dam road between bear creek road and the entrance to the san pablo reservoir boat launch.

so they want you to know this because if you're driving in that area, there's probably going to be a delay. the work is starting monday morning at 09:00am. 7.37. right now. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it's day 2 of live in orlando. >> the golf tournament like no other really. i mean, they have like people jumping into this thing from the sky. some great golf like is it speak? okay. because when you're on the slopes, what if you're on the slopes? you got to deal with all this snow. it's almost too much to deal with. where was that stop sign and how are you going paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery.

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right now. workers at the california academy of sciences in san francisco are forming. >> a union the workers just announced they're going to join the nearby de young in the asian art museums, as well as the legion of honor and the exploratorium in the s e i u local 10. 21 san francisco supervisor connie chan has expressed her support for that move. good luck to them. like a here we go. this is the quote, the california academy of sciences sent out to us. quote, we know our employees are critical to everything we do and we hope to achieve at the academy and we seek to create a thriving, healthy workplace. we just learned of this effort thursday. we look forward to engaging with staff to discuss their concerns. happening today, kaiser permanente is partnering with black men in white coats and in oakland event to promote

diversity and health care. more than 300 students throughout northern california are going to attend this event and learn about applying to med school and future careers in healthcare. the day is designed to inspire young people and really be a people of all ages, all generations and all genders. to include the, you know, is this in their dreams, if that's what they want to do a day? >> yeah. and that's what road. so that's file tape, by the way, cause we things are looking pretty dry still traffic coming in from the northwest. that's actually going generate some winds force towards the end of our weekend. but it looks pretty good. and for the most part dry for your weekend, i got your 4 zone

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>> 7.44 and is day 2 of the liv golf tournament in orlando is teeing off this afternoon. and by now. >> maybe you know that this >> is way different than your normal golf game. then your grand as golf. it includes something before the rounds that you don't normally see on a golf course in andrew marden has more from orlando. >> good morning from live orlando. round 2 will take place at one 15 pm eastern today. same as yesterday. also same as yesterday is what's going to take place right before the shotgun start a group of former navy seals will parachute onto the number one fairway. these guys do this for every live event in ey were in tucson a couple of weeks ago will be in tulsa in

mid-may. the guy flying in with the american flag. his name is marco. we actually were all in the navy pier steam together. we did several years together and then we kind of all retired about same time and then just said, hey, let's keep doing this and >> kind of the retired team. i love the atmosphere. the people are great and it's always a good time coming here. this is i think our 7th event with liv golf and each one is very, very good a lot of fun. all 4 of these guys call the west coast home. 3 of them live in san diego. one lives in phoenix and they are retired, but they jump about 30 to 35 times a year. >> at live orlando, i'm andrew marden. >> your first clue is different because you hear all that we have that all right. yes, it is. it live and you can watch the live tournament right here on kron. 4 coverage begins today at 10:00am and tomorrow, starting at 11:00am. 7.46. right now. and let's take a live look at san francisco. wow is the sutro tower cam gorgeous. look at that to some high clouds. it

looks like it's going to be a great day. how about the heat? will we? will feel a little sunshine today years ago in motion or will feel sunshine or shoulder and all that, but we're not going to have a lot in the way of, you know, warming up too much, maybe towards the end of the week. >> good morning you. good morning, everybody. i know it's upside down, but i just want to show the live shot of what's kind of going up. >> just want to be a headache just as second. but again, idea. they got sunshine, too. but there's snow in the forecast as well. ok? don't rub your eyes too much. it's ok, let's move on. that's people right now going you're talking about. here's the deal for just want to point this out. we do have some snow coming this weekend a little bit tomorrow and today, but sunday, monday, those the 2 big days. this is a dusting now. and but there are some winds to keep in mind. so it's not quite as storm is the last couple of weekends. if you're going up there, you can see it's sunny to start. so if you're going up there, you might have a little weather to deal with. but the roads look to be okay. 26 by monday, tuesday, minor warm-up and there comes the sun will be nice to have week off, though. that looks pretty good. 46 antioch, at this hour. 39 for livermore up to the north bay. we've got 39 now 38 to santa

rosa. mostly 40's populate most of the perimeter of the bay futurecast for again, a good deal. sunshine for most of the bay until the late afternoon starts thickening up. and you can see 06:00pm before even gets into the east bay in the south bay might see a stray shower up in the north bay, potentially very, very stray clears out overnight tomorrow morning. lots of sunshine again. this looks to be slightly more fortified with moisture. so we might kick again a few little spotty showers complements also because we get a lot of daytime heating everywhere that gives the atmosphere a little bit more energy to play with. but there's no the statements really be on that in terms like lightning or anything like that, that just might be a little cell that just gives a little rain shower. and if you're the wrong place at the wrong time. so i still need the umbrella there. on monday by 5.30, what we're looking at there is a bit of a wind event that seems to be popping now afford this to tomorrow morning because the winds today are just bit of a breeze, but it looks like it will get a little good clip tomorrow afternoon. i don't think this will cause any statements, but you can see 20's across most of the bay.

then later as we start to get to monday morning, right about here, you can see peninsula, the north bay even get into some of the east bay. these arrows now going north westerly here, post frontal. so that's something to kind of be watching into the morning commute. everything by monday. we'll be monitoring that and let you know if any statements pop with that. so that's due to the last final front coming through on monday. then we get into next week. and again, we're kind of in this machine zone. we're getting the pieces of systems that are really towards our north. that's a very familiar pattern over the drought years from before, we're just getting the little southern edge of its a little sprayed by little shower here. and there and maybe potentially a warm up towards the end of the week to give you a little more feeling of real spring here. 4 zone forecast comes in like this. your saturday. 58, san francisco. let's keep it in the 50's mid 50's at that at the coast. 60 going on for burlingame. little bit more movement with ttmperatures here. some lower 60's populating the southern peninsula as you'll see in the south bay. how about the mid 60's at that 65 san jose and

milpitas east bay shoreline. lower 60's matched with the east bay too. these folks are getting a little more sunshine than the north bay. 63 walnut creek, 63 also for concord, but much the same along the east bay some upper 50's hanging on fairfield. 61 napa at 58 and 58. meanwhile, 4 santa rosa. so for the week ahead, let's give a nod a decent amount of sunshine still happening. but clouds kind of in and out of this forecast. the spotty shower business may return towards the end of the week. but the thing to kind of look out for in the immediate future are those winds into monday. daria. >> thank you, david. 7.49. and let's talk about snow in the sierra. course, that is good news for sorry. that is good news for the ski resorts. if you can get there, you can enjoy it either way. it's helping with the drought reporter eric rucker has more. >> it's truly amazing. we have never seen this much snow ever we're almost at 60 feet now.

>> you can hear the happiness and janet tunnels voice the co-owner of daughters ski ranch in soda springs since 2004 can celebrate this season. in part because she knows bad snow seasons very well. but this year, snowfall has also brought on problem. she never thought that she had experience. it's affected our parking situation. it's affected our to being hill. >> and we're just running out of for places to put the snow. total says the only other season that has come close to this one was back in 2011. >> donner ski ranch is the only see a resort that is locally owned. and unlike other resorts total and her husband own the land, meaning they can stay open for as long as they want. that also means helping out the economy by keeping her staff on the payroll much longer than most years. something she is already rejoicing about. we have the best staff ever. >> lots of people are staying here just as late they to work with us so yeah, we're all

looking forward to that. it's nice to be able to employ people that way. the latest on the ranches are state open was back in 2000 and amazingly their last day on the slopes that year, july. >> but as far as staying open later than all the other resorts huddled, humble, he says he's not that at >> well, you know, that's kind of fun to think about. but it's not all that important to us on this week. it's hard to, you know, compete with somebody like palisades. >> and it's not a competition. i mean, unless it's football, forty-niners won another shot at hosting the super bowl. it's been less than a decade since the game was in santa clara at the annual nfl owners meeting this week, the organization ceo said that the team is hoping to host the 2026 super bowl while that soon. and the decision is supposed to be coming up in may. supporters say that the

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>> the one that was accused of in dealing fentanyl. >> she made her first court appearance. this she is. we're going to tell you what's next. and a push from health care workers to speed up ambulance drop-offs in the east bay because if they don't drop off one patient, they can pick up the next. and if you're traveling, are bart this weekend, there are going to be couple of stations that are closer. there's a hint. one is

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> and thanks let me join in your weekend games here. i'm daria, usually on the weekdays, but here it is on saturday at 08:00am. i'm filling in for stefanie land. so glad to be here and i'm sure am glad. look at all those birds flying by that. it's sunny out. dave, sounds like it's going to be quite a nice weekend. it is on balance. yes, good morning, daria. welcome and good morning, everybody. a little bit away. some high cloudiness to that. we're seeing creeping in the golden gate a little bit, but also notice from the flag there. >> that's not much going on in terms of winds. that's going to be a different story. however, as we progress through the weekend and particularly getting into monday morning, looks like we'll get to good stronger. winter might even have a wind advisory here. coming up here. that's what's on storm tracker 4 right now. you see that deck of cloud cover up towards the north. now it's expected to drop towards the south. breaking up a little bit here. but the issue will be increasing clouds in the late afternoon for starts off with

a pasty white skies will probably get that in the east bay by the late afternoon today. temperature check for you've already graduated out of the 30's. everybody is at least in the 40's palo alto's at 39. but 42 livermore got 42 also for napa. 46 for antioch and mid 40's line up the east bay shoreline. contrast to yesterday. we're catching up, but we're trailing a couple little pockets here. and there winds relatively calm to single digits. so for today, increasing clouds as part of the best way of phrasing it. although it'll take a while in the east and the south bay temperature check will see the lower to middle 60's in the south bay today we're mostly 50's elsewhere will have more on your forecast for the weekend and more on the winds arriving into monday. daria. >> thank you, david '01 and the san jose police officers association employee who is accused of importing fentanyl into the u.s. in the bay area. she faces 20 years in federal prison if she's convicted, she made her first court appearance in federal court yesterday. kron four's dan kerman. was there.

>> leaving court with her attorney friday, san jose police officers association executive director joanne segovia had no comment about being charged with attempting to unlawfully importing fentanyl as part of what federal investigators say was a larger scheme to bring synthetic opioids into the u.s. and distribute them while the 20 year poe employee faces just a single charge. now, legal analysts believe more charges will be added against her and others will likely see the government do is impanel a grand jury which encompasses more than just miss ago via because this probable cause statement laid out a very intricate. >> drug enterprise overseas entities from many countries distributing fentanyl and other opioids across the united states. courdocuments say between 2015 in january of this year, segovia used computers both at work and home to order thousands of

opioids and other pills from countries inuding india and china. >> and at least 61 shipments were mailed to her home. >> it was a very brazen enterprise when you think the fact that she was utilizing police union resources for many years, how did that go undetected? and i think it's because of who miss ago was she was a trusted member of the police union. she was someone who worked with families of fallen officers. she someone they trusted and that betrayal of trust. could that come back to haunt her when she goes to be for sentencing if she's convicted? also govia had no comment on friday in court documents, investigators say she's maintained she had nothing to do with the orders sent to her. >> and blame the ordering on a woman that she identified as a family friend and housekeeper segovia did not enter a plea friday as part of her supervised release a surrender. her passport and undergo alcohol and drug testing and substance abuse

treatment. segovia didn't have to put up any bond is part of her release. she's due back in court on april 28th. >> at the federal courthouse in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> time now is 803. and emergency responders in alameda county are worried about a delayed in the response times because they say ambulance or getting stuck at hospitals as they're dropping off patients, which means they can pick up new ones. kron four's. dan thorn has details. >> a local firefighters union is pushing to speed up ambulance patient offload times and hospitals. the president of the alameda county firefighters, local 55 says long wait times are creating downstream effects. we're seeing the long gated wait times. >> when an ambulance arrives to the back door of the hospital before that patient care is transferred to that hospital we're seeing times of 45 60, 90 minutes union president sean burroughs says those delays are keeping an says from responding to other

emergencies. >> a problem, alameda county emergency crews are facing every day. burroughs is advocating for the passage of assembly bill 40, whicg would make 20 minutes the statewide standard for patient care. he says resources need to be made available to make this possible. we're not in an adversarial relationship with the doctors and the nurses and the paramedics and the hospital staff. that's that's not goal. and the goal is to tay to work together. the assembly member proposing the legislation is freddy rodriguez, a career first responder from southern california. he says the covid-19 pandemic worse and ambulance patient offload delays and the fallout continues. burroughs says this chronic issue needs to be addressed. this is not a new problem. there isn't just one cause and effect of this. and we recognize but having ambulance is stuck at hospitals, not able to respond is a significant part of this

problem. reporting in alameda county, thorn kron. 4 news. >> it's 805. and in the south bay. now we're hearing from the son of the woman you just saw there. she's from the south and she was killed in a hit and run accident in san jose. the crash happened sunday night. she was walking with her daughter and their dog in the crosswalk. and she was killed. dog was killed. the daughter is recovering from her injuries and her son. he was away at college when this crash happened. but he flew home to be with the family and he spoke to us. >> most worrisome that the condition for my dad and my sister since they were like my sister was there when it happened that night. that was well, obviously he lives long way. he has stayed with him long a lot of a long time. so that's it's her full proposes and we do appreciate the son speaking out to a san jose police arrested 27 year-old.

>> sylvia solorio of santa clara. she's accused of vehicular manslaughter and felony hit and run. >> it's 806. and you need to know if you're taking bart this weekend. >> that this is the first of 5 weekends where the regular yellow line service through orinda is going to be delayed because they're closing that another station. they're doing some major track work there. that means you can expect 30 minute delays and a bus bridge basically free buses will replace the train service between rockridge and the orinda stations. while they have these closures, they just say, you know, the equipment holds got to be done, got to be replaced. >> and the whole reason we're doing this is it's essential that we increase the reliability of part. that is the message from our riders. it's loud and clear. they want barr to be a service that they can count on in order to do that. a key step is to replace track components that have outlived their design life. and that's exactly what we're going to be doing over these 5 non consecutive weekends. >> and you want to take a closer look at these 5 weekends, which includes this

weekend, april 15th weekend may 13th. plus the 27th the 2 weekends in march that you see there and one weekend in june. time now is 807. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we have new details on the charges that former president trump faces now after his indictment. >> plus, a controversial new school rule in the bay area. why students at this school district are allowed to gather in groups of 4 or more will be right back.

>> 10 is the time. and in national news, at least 11 people are dead and dozens were injured when several tornadoes, that monster, they touched down in the south and the midwest on friday. homes were ripped apart. businesses destroyed, cars, strewn everywhere. this is all arkansas, illinois and indiana. and more look at the winds whipping the trees. and then here's the aftermath. one of the deaths in the city of belvidere, illinois. that's about 70 miles northwest of chicago. in that case. theater roof collapsed. there were high winds and it ripped the our roof off and it collapsed and there was a concert at the time. there were 260 people in that venue when this happened. one of them died. 30 people in that theater were hurt. the police chief described the scene after the collapse. he says it was absolute chaos and at least 3 people were killed

in a state of arkansas to tornadoes working from there. one hit little rock friday afternoon, killing a person and injuring 2 dozen. look at that devastation. 2 others were killed in the town of wind, which is about 100 miles east of little rock. the governor of arkansas has declared a state of emergency and activated the national guard. 8.11 is the time right now. yeah, it's a shame because the season for them is actually just starting as we start to get into early spring. >> 57 looks like by high noon to 3 o'clock. 62, some areas in the south bay mid 60's welco

morning news. good morning, everybody. and off to a pretty decent start with lots of sunshine, working its magic flute of the way, some high cloudiness of the golden gate that we can see. but if notice the flag pole there. >> not much action that's going to change, particularly towards the end of this week. it will go a bit of a breeze working here tomorrow, but that will be quite active as we get into tomorrow night into your monday post that weekend traffic that we haven't with that weekend. traffic will start to see the induction of some cloud cover there. it is up towards the north. you can barely kind of make it out on this satellite picture. but it's right about here dropping south throughout the day. a little isolated sprinkle up in the north bay repeated for tomorrow. it looks like temperature checked. most readings are out of the 30's. now we're in the 40's were in the lower 40's at that already racing headed 50. 49 san francisho. 44 for san

jose, south bay, temperatures look pretty sweet today. they'll give you a flavor of spring future cast for this is what cloud cover deck. drop south by 5 o'clock or so. just getting into the south bay there. it plays out overnight by tomorrow morning. we're back in the somewhat clear at first light and then in the afternoon again, late afternoon at that, a few little spotty showers possible with all of that hit or miss as they will be and then kind of clears out overnight a little bit for your monday know by this point that looks pretty pretty benign. but the big issue, the lookout for will be some winds going on here. so for today, 56, a cloudy late for san francisco. late cool for oakland about 60 65 san jose. sunny with late clouds developing, here's the breakdown. we got variable clouds, a spotty shower. still cool with about 60 going on, except little warmer down south early next week. monday, it's going to be windy is going to be the big issue tuesday, mostly sunny and cool. the latter portion of the week. it's got some clouds and warming working here and

maybe an isolated shower kind of thrown in there because we're on the southern edge of most of the traffic coming in from the gulf of alaska. here are the high temperatures forecast today. mid 60's going on close to that east bay in the south bay. elsewhere up in the north bay, only getting to about 60. don't forget they're going to be interrupted by cloud cover earlier in the day with that slight chance of seeing a shower. daria, thank you. david tait, 16 in san francisco is launching a new program to help fight the opioid crisis. starting today. >> emergency responders are going to be able to start administering a drug that will help kron four's. rob nesbitt has more. health experts say the buprenorphine also known as the bucs own reduces the risk of an overdose death by 50%. a tool that san francisco paramedics will have on hand starting april 1st. >> san francisco has a number of initiatives to combat the opioid crisis in the newly-launched buprenorphine program is part of that. doctor. hillary clinton says the director of behavioral health services in san francisco and she explain how the drugs effects work. similarly to methadone to help

a person not experience withdrawal if they have an opioid addiction >> reduce or stop cravings for the illicit substance. and for that reason, both are highly successful in supporting a person in the recovery for years. buprenorphine prescriptions were heavily regulated. but last year, president biden relax those federal regulations starting saturday, emergency responders with the san francisco fire department will be able to administer the drug to those struggling with addiction section. chief michael mason with the community paramedicine division says his staff is trained and ready after someone is given our candidate to the bloomfield. very there have what we call precipitated recall. and that's a very short window. and that's the window. >> where some box could be useful for many people, it would help them feel better. it would help manager withdrawal symptoms and allow them to accept that cycle. i reached out to the national harm reduction coalition about the new program in san francisco. acting director laura guzman says treatment

expansion is important as long as it's done in a culturally appropriate manner. we want to make sure that. >> you know, that the 2 men that says is a concealer. how are people are educated about it and also how they're treated when they enter the emergency room. doctor cullen says buprenorphine will also be more available at primary care clinics, hospitals and pharmacies. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> it's 18 and in the north bay, police say 3 robbers led them on a high-speed chase down highway 101 through santa rosa rohnert park and petaluma. this happened thursday night. here you're seeing the end of it started at a safeway in santa rosa. 3 men stole baskets, merchandise. >> and then threatened to shoot a clerk who confronted them outside of the safeway. police ended using a spike strip to end the chase, which happened there at the sonoma county line. >> and police say they found about $1000 worth of stolen merchandise. the men are now

the sonoma county jail. plus, state lawmakers are on spring break. governor newsom is taking a trip to kick off a new political project. he's traveling to republican led states as part of you what he calls the campaign for democracy. karma dickerson reports. >> we're going on the road to take the fight to states where freedom is most under attack. and the launch video for his new political action committee. california governor gavin newsom is targeting republican policies around abortion, education, guns, immigration and gender identity, specifically focusing on governors of florida, texas, arkansas and mississippi. those are some of the same states where the newsom campaign announced billboard last year promoting california has an abortion safe haven saying no red state is off limits. the stated goal the pack is to promote democratic policies in the 2024 election blue states have lower murder rates. >> better health care outcomes and higher gp's that pack launch follows the governor's recent pattern of celebrating

policies of democratic states and sharply criticizing the republican counterparts. meanwhile, the head of california's republican party. >> seas nuisance outreach as overreach, saying in a statement, the last thing red states need is a lecture from gavin newsom on how to govern. the only things you can credibly teach them how to have the nation's highest gas prices. a crew of 30 billion dollar deficit close schools longer than any other state. welcome half of the nation's unsheltered population and motivate hundreds of thousands of residents to move away. if only newsom cared as much about fixing the problems in his own state as he does berating better run. red states newsom has repeatedly said he has no intention of running for president in 2024. and the pac announcement video shows him with president biden and vice president harris when he references the 2024 election in sacramento. karma dickerson. >> it's a 21. and pope francis is out of the hospital now. the pope was being treated for bronchitis and he gave a statement saying, quote, still

alive, he's as a sense of the pope is expected to preside at this weekend's palm sunday mass and at easter mass next sunday, hawaii stores next sunday. the epa says it's going to grant california the legal authority to phase out diesel trucks. the regulation says truck manufacturers in california have to start producing 0 mission trucks by 2024, which that's next year and increase production targets to reach the 2035 benchmark last year. you remember the state ban, the sale of new gas-powered cars starting in the year 2035. so we've got a little while to catch up. but for all you have to go electric, i guess. 22 right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we'll show you how transgender rights activists celebrated trans day of visibility.

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friday was also international transgender day of visibility across the country. people rallied in support of transgender rights. this is the rally that happened in washington, d.c., organized by a group of transgender 8 supporters who denounced what they say is an increasingly hostile environment towards their community. additional rallies are such a plan for this weekend, including everywhere, including san francisco at city hall. and the san francisco police are showing their support for the trans community. there's or tweet quote, we probably recognize transgender day of visibility and reaffirm our stance with the trans community. we are committed to safety with respect for all end quote. it's 8.26. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. you've got to hear the game that high schoolers in the north. they are playing. it's not just dangerous. police also say it's racist and scary. >> for the kids who are forced to play the game. we'll tell to play the game. we'll tell you how it goes.

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>> know, maybe a little spotty shower going on. that's going to favor really the north bay both today. more importantly, little tomorrow, too. speaker people. and good morning most people notice those winds picking up a little bit on sunday night, particularly in the monday morning, which we talk more about. there's a shot from downtown to get the nice blue skies at work. that's a pretty good cloud imagery. the lack there of we have some high clouds try to stream across a little bit, the golden gate, but their little slow going. so here's the highway, if you will, from the systems of the gulf of alaska. this is very reminiscent of what we've seen. another drought years where we get the little pieces of the systems that reverse towards our north and all we get are some scattered clouds, maybe a sprinkle or 2 and some winds. so that's now what we're going to get. meanwhile, we already had all this great rain so we can kind of stuck tongue out the systems and say what, whatever. so right now, this is what it looks like. and that little deck of cloud cover you see to the north. that's basically we're going to see this afternoon kind of increasing clouds a bit. it could take a while to get to the east bay in the south bay

throughout the day today, 40's cover most of the baby. we have a couple 50's poking out here. 51 san francisco also for antioch and the fog cast shows you overnight. now after least one wave marches through. yeah, some surface moisture a little bit. but then that clears out by tomorrow morning. so we're going to start off tomorrow morning like today, sunny again, with some afternoon clouds, perhaps and variable clouds on that with temperatures poking into the 60's, particularly in the east and the south. they'lu have the 4 zone a bit, daria. all right. thank you, dave. >> 30 and we're getting more reaction now to the grand jury in new york that indicted former president trump. the unprecedented move has lost a lot of people wondering what happens now. robert sherman has more. >> manhattan is at the center of the political universe after a grand jury made history thursday indicting former president donald trump in the so-called hush money case involving adult actress stormy daniels. it's the first time ever criminal charges have been brought against a

former u.s. president at this point. he is no longer going to be able to compete merely in the court of public opinion. >> competing in actual court is a different thing. won't matter. fox will matter. the law will matter. professor james sample of hofstra university says this is the beginning of what will likely be a months long. >> if not longer process, maybe even approximately a year before a trial if there ever is one since the indictment is sealed, there's still much the public does not know including the specific charges, but at least 12 of 23 grand jurors voted in favor of handing down an indictment which only requires probable cause. that is the lowest standard and the criminal justice system to go to trial. you have to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. a judge has reportedly been assigned. so next up, the former president will be arraigned. >> meaning he will fly from florida to new york and surrender himself next

tuesday. that will likely include a mug shot and fingerprinting. but as reuters reports, handcuffs will be off the table. the former president's attorneys speaking to news nation's ashley banfield thursday night by phone is ready to go. he's ready to fight to be >> you know, obviously very upset and shot. we just believe that end of the day rule of law prevail. house republicans have criticized the investigation, sending letters to district attorney alvin bragg calling the case a, quote, politically motivated prosecution. >> and demanding the da testify in district attorney bragg refusing to answer any questions from reporters friday, but his office hitting back telling gop lawmakers to out and writing further, quote, the charges filed yesterday were brought by citizens of new york doing their civic duty as members of a grand jury who found probable cause to accuse mister trump of having committed crimes in new york. >> that was robert sherman reporting for us. and this

morning the associated press reports trump is facing multiple charges of falsifying business records, including at least one felony offense. it's a 33 in the north bay. you've got to hear about this in benicia. police say that there are teenagers that are playing a very dangerous game. it's a chase and capture chiasson release game. it's called la and the game's name comes and lima dusty on the department of u.s., immigration, customs enforcement. so they call a media and it involves older high school students. what they do is they capture younger students and then they drop him off at a random place against their will just leave them there, which is obviously going to be scary for the other kids in the school district is warning. they say not only is it scary and dangerous, it's inappropriate, racist and offensive. and obviously it's not something that the city or the school district wants to see, but they just want you, i guess his parents to to know this is going on. maybe talk to your

kids about home. don't in the north, an arrest reveals a trove of guns, ammunition and a booby-trapped and authorities are still trying to figure out what this person was planning to do with all the weapons kron four's theresa reports. take a look at these are items mill valley. police say that they discovered during a traffic stop early thursday morning. >> there is a bullet shield mask dagger, multiple high capacity, firearm magazines and a trap a device when triggered can cause great harm to an unsuspecting target. it was around 2.30 thursday morning when a corporal was traveling here on miller avenue near el monte. when he says he noticed a car with the headline about when he pulled over the vehicle, he noticed some suspicious items in the front seat as search of the car revealed the illegal weapons mill valley. police say that the driver is selling and or resident 27 year-old jan sheehan xiong. he was

arrested on several felonies and is now in custody. bail is set at half-a-million dollars. police say that the investigation is ongoing and they're not releasing his photo yet. they do not know what jiang's motive was to carry so many weapons shang listed his occupation as a table, tennis player. he will be arraigned on charges monday. in marin county, theresa kron. 4 news. >> a 35 and students at one san jose middle school are being told not to gather in groups of 4 or more kron. 4 s justin campbell takes a look at why. >> at more wreck my alone, the middle school in san jose school leaders say they are trying to do a reset after responding to a few incidents of behavioral disruptions. one parent tells kron 4 there was a fight among students a they had a few days where they felt like the students were not

selectively meeting expectations. jennifer maddox is the director of communications for the san jose unified school district. she explained the new temporary rule. the principal put in place students can no longer gather in groups of more than 4 people in between classes or while walking on campus. with the exception to eating lunch, obviously a confined space. so the chances that somebody from one group is going to bump into somebody from the other group is pretty high. >> and depending on the groups of students that may be enough to initiate a conflict between students. the temporary policy went into place thursday, maddox as district leaders hope it will ease tension among students on campus want students when they're moving through the school to flow in the right and not cluster in these groups that can cause issues to occur. reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> if you're taken 6 ad and fairfield, expect some delays because of this, they're going to traffic lanes closed,

starting on monday, 05:00pm to 05:00am. so pretty much overnight. cause they have to fix all of this. they closed. they're going to close the southbound side near the gold hill road exit to work on all that storm damage that you see and how happened last week. and they're thinking they can get it done by next saturday. it's 8.37. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news is day 2 of the liv golf tournament in orlando. >> and this is a tournament like no other where you see jumpers coming from the sky and landing on a golf course. it's pretty exciting. and also, you know, what else is exciting? the record snow that we're seeing in the sierra giving a boost to the resorts and to our water sit's

40 and workers at the california academy of sciences in san francisco are forming a union. they just announced they're going to be joining the 2 young asian art museum, as well as legion of honor and exploratorium in the seiu local 10. 21 san francisco supervisor connie chan express her support for the move for them to unionize in the california academy of sciences also sent a statement in response and they say, quote, we know our employees are critical to everything we do and hope to achieve at the academy and we seek to create a thriving, healthy workplace. we just learned of this effort thursday and we're looking forward to engaging with staff to discuss their concerns.

happening today, kaiser permanente is partnering with black men in white coats in oakland event. they're promoting diversity and health care. there will be they're more than 3300 students in northern california going to be attending this and they're going to learn how to apply to med school and also all about future careers in health care. this event is designed to inspire people from all walks of life and all ages to go ahead and follow their dream. if it involves health care, do it. they've carbon into the organic and inorganic. >> here's a look at the next couple of days. we have some variable clouds at work here. we might get a little stray shower, but one packed everybody or someone's building sunday night into monday. going to check out that long f

>> there. >> giddy up. okay. that's i the head kicker on south with a 6.1. okay. look at this story and we've we flipped it over now. so now we can see it the right way here. this is what's going on up castle peak. >> boy, look at the snow packs here going on here. nice little collection. we have going forward. plus, although they may get a dusting going on for this weekend. the other plus with this is we're not looking any heat spikes. anything crazy for a lot of melting going on. cause you

can see that's flooding potential. you get the wrong heat up going on. so that's good news. but if you're headed up there, plan a little bit of snow going on sunday and a little bit on monday. and then by tuesday, things clear out a bit, a little drop. the temperatures, you know, that's going to happen because of the front as it will in the home front as well by by the end of the week. we're looking for another little bit of a warm-up. it's a moderate little modest warmup here. so nothing too crazy. that's what we need letter system. kind of collect all the rain that's had been had and the reservoirs in the rivers and so forth 50 at this hour in antioch. 52 for san francisco. a lot of 40's all over the place. and because of this cloud, the lake kind of speaking because it really depends on when this clip these clouds really start to develop will determine our highs. but we may be batting some middle 60's in the south bay, even the lower 60's in the east bay as well. but by the afternoon, want to make note turning somewhat mostly cloudy. but then it starts to clear up overnight. and yet again later we do the same thing again into tomorrow. you do see some spotty showers there. but the takeaway for this also is it's going into a

dry environment. so have a lot of this burgos we call about. that's evaporation before the rain reaches the ground. so it will just be aloft clearing up as we get into monday. the bigger issue by monday will be those winds. that could be strong onshore wind afford this all the way till sunday. there you have onshore into the 20's. then there's that helped out of the northwest and they really start to pick up a bit. i think we might start to hear some wind advisory talk with this and that may be posted by tonight or potentially tomorrow. so let's run through what it looks like for the whole week ahead. once we get to about monday into tuesday, a little bit of a break in the action. all of the traffic pretty much stays towards our north. a little bit of a modest warmup is expected towards the end of the week. 4 zone forecast looks like this for your saturday. 58 san francisco. we'll keep it in the mid to upper 50's even along the coast in some spots. 60 for burlingame, we go got some lower 60's working here, redwood city, palo alto at 60 to the south bay middle 60's.

65 san jose. lower 60's east bay shoreline and tri valley. not as punchy will see the warm up happening inland as much going on here. 63 walnut creek a lot. lot of the timing is with the cloud cover. 61 fairfield 58 for napa and 58. meanwhile for santa rosa, don't forget, it's the north bay will see the clouds first and for the longest, here's the 7 day forecast winds were watching on monday. there's the possibility of a shower might sneak in there just a little bit. but there's the warm up that starts to happen towards the end of the week. daria. >> all right. thanks a lot, dave. and since you're talking about the weather, let's talk about the sierra with all of the snow they got. that's good news for the ski resorts. reporter eric rucker tells us what it means for a husband and wife team in the ski business. now for 2 decades. >> it is truly amazing. we have never seen this much snow ever we're almost at 60 feet now. >> you can hear the happiness and janet tunnels voice the co-owner of donner ski ranch in soda springs since 2004 can

celebrate this season in part because she knows bad snow seasons very well. but this year, snowfall has also brought on problem. she never thought that she had experience. it's affected our parking situation. it's affected our to being hill and we're just running out of for places to put the snow. >> total says the only other season that has come close to this one was back in 2011. donner ski ranch is the only see a resort that is locally owned. and unlike other resorts total and her husband own the land, meaning they can stay open for as long as they want. that also means helping out the economy by keeping her staff on the payroll much longer than most years. something she is already rejoicing about. we have the best staff ever. >> lots of people are staying here just as late they to work with us. so yeah, we're all looking forward to that. it's nice to be able to employ

people that way. the latest on the ranches are state open was back in making leave their last day on the slopes that year, july. >> but as far as staying open later than all the other resorts huddled, humbling says he's not that at >> well, you know, that's kind of fun to think about. but it's not all that important to us on think it's hard to, you know, compete with somebody like palisades. >> well, in from skiing and snowboarding to golfing, it's day 2 of the live orlando tournament and it probably well if you haven't seen it, it's way different. then your grand dads, golf. it includes something before the rounds that you don't normally see. >> landing on a golf course. andrew martin has more from orlando. >> good morning from live orlando. round 2 will take place at one 15 pm eastern today. same as yesterday. also same as yesterday is what's going to take place right

before the shotgun start a group of former navy seals will parachute onto the number one fairway. these guys do this for every live event in the united states. so they were in tucson a couple of weeks ago will be in tulsa in mid-may. the guy flying in with the american flag. his name is marco. we actually were all in the navy pier steam together. we did several years together and then we kind of all retired about same time and then just said, hey, let's keep doing this and >> kind of the retired team. i love the atmosphere. the people are great and it's always a good time coming here. this is i think our 7th event with liv golf and each one is very, very good a lot of fun. all 4 of these guys call the west coast home. 3 of them live in san diego. one lives i phoenix and they are retired, but they jump about 30 to 35 times a year. >> at live orlando, i'm andrew marden. >> and it's not just the guys flying out of the sky. did you hear that just behind him? yeah. loud music in this tournament is crazy stuff. and they tee off this afternoon and as well. you can see that

right here on kron 4. so all you have to do is tune into kron 4 this morning at 10:00am the rounds will get under way and then tomorrow morning the action starts at 11:00am. from golf. now let's talk basketball. the golden state warriors are now one of 2 teams in the nba's history that have fleet 3 players with 200 or more 3 pointers this season. the steph curry, klay thompson and jordan poole have all accomplished this feat. 3 combined for 91 points against the san antonio spurs was her son. why? so soon? he is the warriors win this one by a final of one 30 to one 15. it's a good thing. steve smile. it was a big win for the warriors who are just trying lock up their playoff spot without having to go through the play in first right now, the worry is our 6th in the conference. there are 4 games left. they will now go to denver and take on the nuggets tomorrow night.

and let's talk a little football. forty-niners won another shot at hosting the super bowl. it's been less than a decade since the game was in santa clara and at the annual nfl owners meeting this week, the organization ceo said the team is hoping to host the 2026 super bowl and a decision should come in. may. well, supporters point out that, you know, even if you don't like football brings a lot of business into the bay area and boost our economy. the only super bowl played at levi stadium featured peyton manning's denver broncos at the time and they defeated the carolina panthers and look at who played for the halftime coldplay, bruno mars and beyonce. that was a good lineup. it's a 52. hnd we'll lineup. it's a 52. hnd we'll be right back.

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take a look at this. it is a stunning view of the aurora borealis. this is from the international space station. oh, my god, we're all being electrified. look at these green hues. the northern lights dancing across the sky over north america. you can usually view the aurora borealis and far northern places like the arctic in northern canada, alaska. this geomagnetic storm was visible as far south as virginia. an arizona the aurora borealis is caused by magnetic storms triggered by the sun's activity. like a solar flare solarwinds carry these charged particles that go into our atmosphere and they create

this beautiful electric looking glow. how i wish i could see that person that was going on tv. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the police officers association, executive director who's accused of dealing fentanyl and the bay area. she made her first court appearance in federal court. when tell you what happened? >> plus, there's a push for health care workers. they want to speed up how long it takes when they get to the hospital to drop off a patients so that ambulance can get moving and pick somebody else up. and if you're going to get moving and grab bart this weekend, you need to know that a couple of stations are closed. we'll tell you what to do lowe's knows the biggest savings are found at springfest. so hurry up and get top deals on the top brands online and in-store. so you can make the most of the season on any budget. backed by lowe's price promise.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> if your friday so much i decided to come in to work on saturday. dave. >> it's fantastic. i'm in for stefanie land darya folsom here and we're taking a look at traffic in weather. well, no traffic, but weather and the news for you this morning as he has through saturday morning. hi, good morning you. good morning, everybody. and off to a pretty good started that lots of sunshine. here's the struck from the golden gate bridge led the way some cloud cover already working on the north bay a bit. but >> for most of us experience those that high cloudiness for the late morning into around the noon hour or so. and it will start in the north bay. it's this traffic coming in from the pacific northwest and were being sprayed to the south a little bit by it. now, during those drought years, we

would see this kind of pattern. it will be kind of teasing us in terms of getting rain. now we already had it just let's enjoy the ride, if you will. temperatures not too bad, though. today, a little bit of a warm-up. we expect to be happening in the south bay, comparatively speaking right now, most readings in the 40's. they we started the broadcast of the 7 o'clock hour with some 30's. well, they're all been retired and some 50's poking out here to with any aka 50 53, san francisco, even half moon bay coming in about 48. and that contrast to yesterday, a little bit ahead in some spots and trailing a degree or 2, which we're catching up winds relatively inactive. there's a little breeze today. a little breezier to windy going on tomorrow afternoon. but for your morning commute monday, we're watching out for what may be a windy situation. there they are as we get into the afternoon now, variable clouds on balance. but a little bit more of a nod to mostly sunny for the east and the south bay as it will take a while for that cloud cover to get down south with highs in the lower to middle 60's in a bit. we'll kind of walk you through what we can expect for the whole weekend, which is not bad you. >> thank you, dave. 9-1-1 is

the time in the san jose police officers association employee accused of importing fentanyl in dealing it is facing 20 years in federal prison now convicted. she made her first court appearance in federal court friday and kron four's dan kerman. was there. >> leaving court with her attorney friday, san jose police officers association executive director joanne segovia had no comment about being charged with attempting to unlawfully importing fentanyl as part of what federal investigators say was a larger scheme to bring synthetic opioids into the u.s. and distribute them while the 20 year poe employee faces just a single charge. now, legal analysts believe more lharges will be added against her and others likely see the government do is impanel a grand jury which encompasses more than just miss ago via because this probable cause statement laid out a very intricate. >> drug enterprise overseas

entities from many countries distributing fentanyl and other opioids across the united states. court documents say between 2015 in january of this year, segovia used computers both at work and home to order thousands of opioids and other pills from countries including india and china. >> and at least 61 shipments were mailed to her home. >> it was a very brazen enterprise when you think the fact that she was utilizing police union resources for many years, how did that go undetected? and i think it's because of who miss ago was she was a trusted member of the police union. she was someone who worked with families of fallen officers. she someone they trusted and that betrayal of trust. could that come back to haunt her when she goes to be for sentencing if she's convicted? also govia had no comment on friday. >> in court documents, investigators say she's

maintained she had nothing to do with the orders sent to her and blame the ordering on a woman that she identified as a family friend and housekeeper segovia did not enter a plea friday as part of her supervised release a surrender. her passport and undergo alcohol and drug testing and substance abuse treatment. segovia didn't have to put up any bond is part of her release. she's due back in court on april 28th. >> at the federal courthouse in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> it's 903, and emergency responders in alameda county are worried that there's a delay in response times because ambulances often get stuck at the hospitals when they try to drop off patients. kron four's dan thorn takes a look at the problem. >> a local firefighters union is pushing to speed up ambulance patient offload times and hospitals. the president of the alameda county firefighters, local 55 says long wait times are creating downstream effects. we're seeing the long gated

wait times. >> when an ambulance arrives to the back door of the hospital before that patient kerry's transfer to that hospital we're seeing times of 45 60, 90 minutes union president sean burroughs says those delays are keeping an says from responding to other emergencies. >> a problem, alameda county emergency crews are facing every day. burroughs is advocating for the passage of assembly bill 40, which would make 20 minutes the statewide standard for patient care. he says resources need to be made available to make this possible. we're not in an adversarial relationship with the doctors and the nurses and the paramedics and the hospital staff. that's that's not goal. the goal is to try to work together. the assembly member proposing the legislation is freddy rodriguez, a career first responder from southern california. he says the covid-19 pandemic worse and ambulance patient offload delays and the fallout continues. burroughs says this

chronic issue needs to be addressed. this is not a new problem. there isn't just one cause and effect of this. and we recognize that but having ambulance is stuck at hospitals, not able to respond is a significant part of this problem. >> reporting in alameda county, thorn kron. 4 news. >> it's 905. and this morning we're hearing from the son of this woman you see here in the south bay who was killed. she was killed in a hit and run crash in san jose. that was sunday evening says she and her daughter and dog were in the crosswalk when they were struck. she was killed. mom was killed. the dog was killed. the daughter is recovering from her injuries and her son. he was away at college when this happened. so he flew home to be with the family and was able to talk with us. >> most worrisome with the condition for my dad and my sister. since they were like my sister was there when it happened that night. i was

well, obviously he looks it has to with my a lot of a long time. so that's it's >> her full proposal very sad. and show our support and love to the family and to the sun for doing an interview with us san jose police arrested 27 year-old sylvia solorio of santa clara. she is accused of being behind the wheel vehicular manslaughter, felony hit and run for that. this weekend is the first of 5 weekends that bart's regular yellow line service to orinda is going to be delayed. they're doing some major track work. so they've shut down a couple of stations. and that means a delay for you. if you use route 30 minute delays, what they're thinking, you'll get a free bus that will replace the train service between the rock or asian or into stations during the closures. but just kind of a a rigmarole and kind of a pain as they work to replace that old equipment. >> and the whole reason we're doing this is it's essential that we increase the

reliability of part. that is the message from our riders. it's loud and clear. they want barr to be a service that they can count on in order to do that. a key step is to replace track components that have outlived their design life. and that's exactly what we're going to be doing over these 5 % non consecutive weekends. so let's go over the rigmarole. does anybody sitting regular role anymore? you know what i'm talking about, right? it's like a schlep. it's a pain. you've got to have the bus to this in the bus to that. and then you have back on the train and whatever else. >> you can see that's this weekend. that is the weekend of april 15th and 2 weekends and may and 2 weekends in march. the 13th in the 27th and then one weekend in june and then hopefully we'll be down and all that. we've got all the info on kron 4 dot com, of course, like we always do 908. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we have new details on the charges that former president trump is facing since he has been indicted. >> and also a controversial new school in the bay area. probably never heard about. students are no longer allowed to gather in groups of 4 or

more. will tell you why. it's

9, 10 and in national news, at least 10 people were killed. >> dozens more were injured. several tornadoes tore through the south and the midwest on friday. homes, businesses ripped apart and cars thrown around. the damage is everywhere around arkansas, illinois, indiana, and more. >> and one of the deaths was in the city of belvidere, illinois. that's about 70

miles northwest of chicago. what happened? there was a movie theater or future add people ended up more than 200 people is a c ncert going on and the roof was ripped off. one of the people in the theater died and about 30 others were injured. the police chief says it was just total chaos after that tornado hit the theater and then also at least 3 people were killed in the state of arkansas. there were 2 tornadoes that touchdown and they were confirmed there. one was near little rock and that one killed one person and injured 2 dozen. look at the damage and then 2 others were killed in wind, which is about 100 miles east of little rock. the governor there has declared a state of emergency to get help and activated the national guard and they're still right now about 90,000 customers. they're in arkansas. they have no power. dave. >> and next stop is a southeast us in georgia for today for us. so we've got a mixed bag of sun and clouds going on. temps in the lower going on. temps in the lower to middle 60's. back of

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>> it's 9.14, right now. and here is a beautiful shot of the happiest place on earth. there for. >> i love you know, used to hate it because i admit when it's not sunny, like it is right now as a foe. >> they always have delays. and so i was just like man. >> but now i just look at the bright side like you're going somewhere where you're picking somebody up that you love. and i just think it's a great,

okay. you know whether it's in stop things but mechanical delay, sort of other 2 hours, you know, ok, well, anyway, at least we'll have weather issues going on. that's a plus. here's the golden gate bridge feel looking pretty sweet this morning. lots of sunshine over the way. some high cloudiness and >> boy, it's taking its get up to get going here up. there's the flag want to note that because we don't have much in the way of winds we will later stormtracker 4. you can barely make it out. but here is the like cloudiness expected traverse across the bay through the day today. how those temperatures look at that 40's over most of the bay right now getting close to 50 53 san francisco, racing ahead at 56. 49. meanwhile, 4 san jose futurecast for okay. here we go. cloud cover drops over. temporarily clears out tonight and then tomorrow comes yet another dose of cloudrcover. and you might get a stray sprinkle with this as well up in the north bay. but the other issue is that's going into an environment that's not really exactly favorable to see. rain is not much with it. anyway, by the way, looks like tahoe get a little dose of a dusting of snow. let's march

through this in terms of moisture levels here drives off drops off today. there's the so-called recovery overnight and this is different than we see. it happened around the bay first and spread outwards. this is coming from the northwest. but boom, there's what's going on tomorrow afternoon when allegedly radar saying we might see some rain up there. so that's a dry environment in order to get anything to reach the ground. not impossible. but you might have a few stray showers concentrate on the north bay both today, but more importantly tomorrow. 56 san francisco, 60 open 65 san jose. and look ahead for the game plan. once we get past this early into next week. monday is sunny, but windy. and that's we're going to be watching by that point tuesday, mostly sunny and cool. latter portion of next week. it looks like a little bit of warming start to happen there. but there's some isolated showers still got to make mention. so we'll see. we get into early next week. what's going on with that? but a nice warm-up is nice work might see some temperatures get to around 70. we don't want higher than that because i can pose problems. highs today into the lowered approaching mid-sixties like

in the south bay a little bit more reduced up to the north bay will get in the weeds and the 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. daria. >> thanks a lot. david is 9.17 in the east bay, a pedestrian bridge is destroyed in san leandro in the recent storms that happened in. so kids have to go to school parents to worry that everybody is fine. a detour around this. it's a 60 year-old structure and it's going to need a lot of help. now. and crews, they can even do anything until we first dry out enough kron four's. philippe djegal has the story. >> san leandro mayor juan gonzalez says the city and san leandro unified school district's first priority is to get the area between kerry drive and haas avenue cleaned up first before considering short-term solutions to replace the pedestrian bridge over san leandro creek leveled by a giant eucalyptus tree on march. 21st to give school kids and neighbors a way to cross over know that we are focused on this. it's pretty

simple. we are focused on this. and as developing a long-term plan to replace the bridge for which community members are petitioning is in the cards, but the process to build infrastructure is much more difficult today compared to 1965 when the bridge went up, the trees are on school district property. but gonzalez says the city and school district are working together. it's a much more stringent regulatory environment. so we will have to take all the different regulatory agencies and their requests into consideration. >> as we evaluate the cost for the bridge. but it certainly understood that it is a desired asset here in our city. bill grew in the strong knocked the tree down top of one another some power since his neighbor. i dressed so long line a smaller earthquake. it's a little a little bit of you know, we love the bridge. the bridge is a big part of the community here. and it's going to take

some time before that's restore. confident that the the bridge will be restored. >> they just takes time to to to go through the process. mayor gonzalez adds that although clearing and replacing the bridge is a priority. >> 3 months of storms have caused millions of dollars in damages citywide with more repair projects in the pipeline. he says other trees near the fallen bridge also need to be assessed in san leandro. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 9.19, is the time and satellite images show how recent storms >> are turning california green. this is how dry california was a year ago. this is a nasa satellite images shows you the state looking like a desert and then look, green plant life just about everywhere a year later. and you see the snow to blanket in the sierra and our local bay area. mountain tops too, because of all of the snow and the rain. nearly two-thirds of our state, including the bay area is no longer and drought. 9.20 and

the epa says it's going to grant california the legal authority to phase out diesel trucks. the regulation says the truck manufacturers in our state must start producing 0 emission trucks by next year 2024. and also increasing production targets to reach the 2035. benchmark. you remember that 2035 last year the goal is to decide to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars starting in 2035. that is the magic year when you can't buy a gas powered car in california, we're right in use one. i got accurate for you with $200,000. if you buy that. well, state lawmakers are on spring break. governor newsom is taking a trip to kick off of potential a political project. will what is he doing is going to republican led states in this campaign for democracy. why cover dickerson takes a look. >> we're going on the road to take the fight to states where freedom is most under attack.

>> and the launch video for his new political action committee. california governor gavin newsom is targeting republican policies around abortion, education, guns, immigration and gender identity, specifically focusing on governors of florida, texas, arkansas and mississippi. those are some of the same states where the newsom campaign announced billboard last year promoting california has an abortion safe haven saying no red state is off limits. the stated goal the pack is to promote democratic candidates and policies in the 2024 election. blue states have lower murder rates, better health care outcomes and higher gp's that pack launch follows the governor's recent pattern of celebrating policies of democratic states and sharply criticizing the republican counterparts. meanwhile, the head of california's republican party seas nuisance outreach as overreach, saying in a statement, the last thing red states need is a lecture from gavin newsom on how to govern. the only things you can credibly teach them how to have the nation's highest gas prices. aof 30 billion dollar deficit close schools

longer than any other state. welcome half of the nation's unsheltered population and motivate hundreds of thousands of residents to move away. if only newsom cared as much about fixing the problems in his own state as he does berating better run. red states newsom has repeatedly said he has no intention of running for president in 2024. and the pac announcement video shows him with president biden and vice president harris when he references the 2024 election in sacramento. karma dickerson. >> it's 9.22. and thanks for tuning in, by the way, on a saturday morning. i know i appreciate it. i woke up for something. hey, we've got to show you what's going on with transgender rights activists. they're celebrating trans day of visibility. you can see what they did yesterday and what'it's 09:25am. in the

south bay, san jose honored latino labor leader cesar chavez on friday. >> at city hall, you see the strike flag there was raised to mark what would have been chavez's 95th birthday. he died in 1993. >> was also international transgender day of visibility. >> and people rallied in support of transgender rights all across the nation. this is the rally that happened in washington, d.c., organized by a group of transgender rights supporters and they denounced what they say is an increasingly hostile

environment towards transgender people. there are more rallies expected this weekend, including in san francisco at city hall. and san francisco police are showing their support for the trans community. here's their tweet. quote, we proudly recognize transgender day of visibility and reaffirm our stance with the trans community. we are committed to safety with respect for all and quote. it's 9.26. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, there is a game that some high school players in the north bay are students in the north bay. they're playing. >> and it's dangerous. and also the police say it's racist and you should tell

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>> it's 9.29. and we're taking a look at the weather and it sure looks nice behind me, dave, lots of sunshine to start this saturday morning. that right. good morning, darya. good morning, everybody. let's keep those blue skies going here, the east bay shoreline. you can see all it up off towards the west. we're going to keep it that way. at least in a good chunk of the bay area. now we'll have some clouds intrude a little bit in the late afternoon into the evening hours and overnight because what clears back up again overnight, the source of all of this up in the northwest gulf of alaska. and what we're getting is the southern edge pieces of this action. some familiar with the drought years. yeah, but this time we're already stored up so let it. he's us. let it do its thing. we'll gets breached.

sprayed by some cloud cover. however, we get 2 sunday night, we might start see some winds build into your monday morning. there's a closer inspection you can barely make out the deck of cloud cover again. that will play out during the day today. so increasing clouds will be kind of the rule, but it's going to develop to the south much later today. 54 san francisco, 56 for antioch. we have some lower 50's donna, san carlos. also half moon bay. 51 also palo alto. everybody else pretty much in the upper 40's. and we started the day off with some 30's on the board, too. let's try about 61 o'clock and 4. 62 again with a variable clouds expected by the afternoon. again, some winds developing them a little bit into monday. and we do see a minor warm up towards the end of next week. i'm darya. >> thank you, dave. it's 9.31. and reaction continues to come in after a new york grand jury indicted the former president trump. it's an unprecedented move in as a lot of people wondering what happens next. robert sherman reports.

>> manhattan is at the center of the political universe after a grand jury made history thursday indicting former president donald trump in the so-called hush money case involving adult actress stormy daniels. it's the first time ever criminal charges have been brought against a former u.s. president at this point. he is no longer going to be able to compete merely in the court of public opinion. >> competing in actual court is a different thing. won't matter. fox will matter. the long will matter. professor james sample of hofstra university says this is the beginning of what will likely be a months long. >> if not longer process, maybe even approximately a year before a trial if there ever is one since the indictment is sealed, there's still much the public does not know including the specific charges, but at least 12 of 23 grand jurors voted in favor of handing down an indictment which only requires probable

cause. that is the lowest standard in the criminal justice system to go to trial. you have to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. a judge has reportedly been assigned. so next up, the former president will be arraigned. >> meaning he will fly from florida to new york and surrender himself next tuesday. that will likely include a mug shot and fingerprinting. but as reuters reports, handcuffs will be off the table. the former president's attorneys speaking to news nation's ashley banfield thursday night by phone is ready to go. he's ready to fight to be here. >> you know, obviously very upset and shot. we just believe that end of the day of law prevail. house republicans have criticized the investigation. >> sending letters to district attorney alvin bragg calling the case a, quote, politically motivated prosecution. >> and demanding the da testify in district attorney bragg refusing to answer any questions from reporters friday, but his office hitting back telling gop lawmakers to

out and writing further, quote, the charges filed yesterday were brought by citizens of new york doing their civic duty as members of a grand jury who found probable cause to accuse mister trump of having committed crimes in new york. >> that was robert sherman reporting this morning. the associated press reports that trump is facing multiple charges. falsifying business records, including at least one felony offense. san francisco is launching a new program to help fight opioid abuse and the crisis that's going on starting today. emergency responders are going to be able to administer a drug to help kron four's. rob nesbitt takes a closer look. >> health experts say the buprenorphine also known as the bucs own reduces the risk of an overdose death by 50%. a tool that san francisco paramedics will have on hand starting april 1st, san francisco has a number of initiatives to combat the opioid crisis and the newly-launched buprenorphine program is part of that. doctor. hillary clinton says

the director of behavioral health services in san francisco and she explain how the drugs effects work. similarly to methadonento help a person not experience withdrawal if they have an opioid addiction >> reduce or stop cravings for the illicit substance. and for that reason, both are highly successful in supporting a person in the recovery for years. buprenorphine prescriptions were heavily regulated. but last year, president biden relax those federal regulations starting saturday, emergency responders with the san francisco fire department will be able to administer the drug to those struggling with addiction section. chief michael mason with the community paramedicine division says his staff is trained and ready after someone is given narcan. feel very good there have what we call precipitated or crawl. and that's a very short window. and that's the window where some box own could be useful for many people. it would help them feel better. it would help manager withdrawal symptoms and a lot of impacts of that cycle. i reached out to the national harm reduction coalition about

the new program in san francisco. >> acting director lord guzman says treatment expansion is important as long as it's done in a culturally appropriate manner. we want to make sure that. >> you know, that the 2 men that says is a concealer. how are people are educated about it and also how they're treated when they enter the emergency room. doctor cullen says buprenorphine will also be more available at primary care clinics, hospitals and pharmacies. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> it's 9.35, in the sand or fill teachers association which represents 258 teachers in sandra fell city schools has authorized a strike after unsuccessful negotiations. the union says teachers have been negotiating with the city a school since november and they have also rise to strike as a last resort. the district said that its striving in good faith to reach a resolution they have yet to set a date for an actual strike. it's

just an authorization at this point. you got to hear what's going on in benicia in the north bay and schools there. police are telling a be on the lookout for teenagers. some of them are playing this dangerous game. it's a catch and our chase and capture game and it's called. let me get a it's comes from the slang term for the u.s. immigration customs enforcement in on. so let me grab this game is where older high school students. >> capture just out of blue. they just capture younger students and they drop them off at a random place against their will. >> and there's left year there. so, you know, it's scary for the younger kids. the venetian district is warning kids. this is not a joke. it's a serious, you know, it's it's dangerous. it's inappropriate. racist, offensive. it's obviously not something the district of the city want to see happen. and they're telling you, obviously, to as a parent to just be aware of it, maybe ask your kids about it. see if there are the culprits 9.37. and also in the north, an arrest reveals a trove of guns, ammunition and the trap

and authorities are still trying to figure out what this person was planning do with all these weapons kron four's theresa stasi reports. take a look at these are items mill valley. police say that they discovered during a traffic stop early thursday morning. >> there is a bullet shield mask dagger, multiple high capacity, firearm magazines and a trap a device when triggered can cause great harm to an unsuspecting target. it was around 2.30 thursday morning when a corporal was traveling miller avenue near el monte. >> when he says he noticed a car with the headline about. >> when he pulled over the vehicle, he noticed some suspicious items in the front seat as search of the car revealed the illegal weapons mill valley. police say that the driver is selling and or resident 27 year-old jan sheehan xiong. he was arrested on several felonies and is now in custody. bail is set at half-a-million dollars. police

say that the investigation is ongoing and they're not releasing his photo yet. they do not know what jiang's motive was to carry so many weapons shang listed his occupation as a table, tennis player. he will be arraigned on charges monday. in marin county, theresa kron. 4 news. >> students at one san jose middle school are being told not to gather in groups of 4 or more justin campbell takes a look at why. >> at more wreck my alone, the middle school in san jose school leaders say they are trying to do a reset after responding to a few incidents of behavioral disruptions. one parent tells kron 4 there was a fight among students a they had a few days where they felt like the students were not selectively meeting expectations. jennifer maddox is the director of communications for the san jose unified school district. she explained the new temporary rule. the principal put in place students can no

longer gather in groups of more than 4 people in between classes or while walking on campus. with the exception to eating lunch, obviously a confined space. so the chances that somebody from one group is going to bump into somebody from the other group is pretty high. >> and depending on the groups to initiate a conflict between students. the temporary policy went into place thursday. matt acts as district leaders hope it will ease tension among students on campus want students when they're moving through the school to flow in the right and not cluster in these groups that can cause issues to occur. reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> it's 9.40. and if you're taken 6.80, in fairfield, you should expect delays. and this is why little is cracked pavement. one of 2 traffic lanes. is it going to be close? they're starting to do the closures monday from

05:00pm overnight to 05:00am every night closed on the southbound side near gold hill road exit. so the crews can work on all of that storm damage. my gosh, that pavement is a mess. they say the work is supposed do my next saturday. that's what they're aiming for. anyway. does the california academy of science and san francisco are forming a union. they just announced they're going to join the nearby de young and the asian art museums, as well as legion of honor in the exploratory. and they're all in the same union. now, seiu, local 10. 21 san francisco supervisor connie chan supports the move and the cali cad amiah sciences. give us a statement. let's see what they have to say about the unionization. quote, we know our employees are critical to everything we do and hope to achieve at the academy and we seek to create a thriving, healthy workplace. we just learned of for thursday and look forward to engaging with staff to discuss their concerns. 9.41. in the

oakland police department is investigating a video that surfaced online showing los angeles angels star anthony rendon taking a swing at an oakland a's fan last night. take a look at the video was posted on twitter. i i'm trying to get a look at here shows the angels 3rd baseman confront. there we go confront now confronting the basement, confronting a fan in the stands. let's well this week. we don't have his first to show you the game. brendan says the fan called him another word for a female dog. disparage him with that slam. and then took a swipe at the fannie misses. the guy and backs up just a slap. so there was a little back and forth there. and what we understand is the oakland police say that nobody has come for the fan hasn't come forward. they've seen the video. they've created a report saying is an active investigation. we just, you know, we're showing you just these according to espn,

major league baseball is also investsgating this because, you know, no matter what a fan says, you can't really they can interact this way. 9.42. right now and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it's day 2 of live orlando. now this is a golf tournament. so why are we seeing people jump from the sky onto the course?it's

9.45. and more snow is coming to the sierra. and of course, that's good news for the ski

resorts. eric record tells us what it means for a husband and wife team. they've been in the ski business for nearly 2 decades. >> is truly amazing. we have never seen this much snow ever we're almost at 60 feet now. >> you can hear the happiness and janet tunnels voice the co-owner of donner ski ranch in soda springs since 2004 can celebrate this season. in part because she knows bad snow seasons very well. but this year, snowfall has also brought on problem. she never thought that she had experience. it's affected our parking situation. it's affected our to being hill. >> and we're just running out of for places to put the snow. total says the only other season that has come close to this one was back in 2011. >> donner ski ranch is the only see a resort that is locally owned. and unlike other resorts total and her husband own the land, meaning they can stay open for as long as they want. that also means helping out the economy by

keeping her staff on the payroll much longer than most years. something she is already rejoicing about. we have the best staff ever. >> lots of people are staying here just as late they to work with us. so yeah, we're all looking forward to that. it's nice to be able to employ people that way. the latest on the ranches are state open was back in 2000 and makes leave their last day on the slopes that year, july. >> but as far as staying open later than all the other resorts huddled, humble, he says he's not that at >> well, you know, that's kind of fun to think about. but it's not all that important to us on think it's hard to, you know, compete with somebody like >> well, what about now? what are conditions here in the bay area? you're looking at the transamerica pyramid here and

plenty of blue skies, lots of sunshine. it looks like it's going to be nice it is on that. what is that? some interruption of some cloud cover, you know, see you know, spring us during the afternoon today and tomorrow winds, by the way, as we get into monday. good morning you. good morning. everybody want to start things off. first things first. yes, few fell to east bay. >> got a 3.0. 2 shaker out of a san leandro. looks like the hayward fault is added here. this occurred at 9.25. this morning again, a 3.2 with the debt dep rather of 7, a half kilometers. there have been no reports of any damage or anything like that associate with that are in the felt map yet and has been reviewed by a seismologist, although sometimes they and i'm still but again, a 3.2 san leandro at 9.25. this morning tahoe. this is what it looks like in that area. see some cloud cover development. they do have in the forecast. some snow the with dustin couple of

to the end of the week next week. that is some snow for sunday monday. so it might the in your travels back home. 32 expected by tuesday. our temps, 56, antioch. 44 up to santa rosa, 50 from east bay shoreline, getting to those upper 40's near about 50 on future cast for shows. the induction of the cloud cover later on this afternoon. a couple spotty showers clears up tonight. tomorrow tries to do the same thing again. but the environment that's going through is prepped relatively dry. so it's hard to get that to the ground. but a spotty shower, maybe and variable clouds, not bad on the temps, but after this front will cool off a little bit to start off next week in winds will be the issue probably by monday. for tomorrow, though, a little bit of an uptick on winds here. they are 30's and some 20's working here. and basically that's onshore. then it flips more out of the northwest, as you can see. and there's the coverage area by 07:00am on monday longer range forecast after we get rid of some of those traffic here, we kind of stay in the clear a little bit as per to keep roach in the

middle of the week. again, we get pieces of the system's traversing towards the northwest, but there's a little bit of bump in temperatures expected we get to friday and maybe even saturday of next week. 4 zone forecast. 58, san francisco. we'll have the 50's along the coast. burlingame coming at about 60 62 foster city powell out to its 62. don't forget there's a delay to get the clouds down south mid 60's cover the south bay got the 63 pleasanton livermore, lower 60's, also the east bay shoreline, relatively little movement here in the east bay inland or along the east bay shoreline. 61 fairfield, 58 for napa 58 for santa rosa. again, that's where the clouds start the day. 7 day forecast. how it shapes up here. we're back to the 60's on wednesday and there we are scratching about 72 come friday, though, there's some spring working. daria. >> all right. thanks a lot. dave will spring is good for golf and it is day 2 of the liv golf tournament going on right now in orlando. >> maybe you've heard of it.

maybe you've heard because there's a loud music, which is normal for golf and there are jumpers falling from the sky landing on the course that's different. andrew martin has a peek from orlando. >> good morning from live orlando. round 2 will take place at one 15 pm eastern today. same as yesterday. also same as yesterday is what's going to take place right before the shotgun start a group of former navy seals will parachute onto the number one fairway. these guys do this for every live event in the united states. so they were in tucson a couple of weeks ago will be in tulsa in mid-may. the guy flying in with the american flag. his name is marco. we actually were all in the navy pier steam together. we did. so we are together and then we kind of all retired about same time a and then just said, hey, let's keep doing this and >> kind of the retired team. i love the atmosphere. the people are great. and it's always a good time coming here. this is i think our 7th event with liv golf and each one is very, very good a lot of fun. all 4 of these guys call the west coast home. 3 of them live in san diego. one

lives in phoenix and they are retired, but they jump about 30 to 35 times a year. >> at live orlando, i'm andrew marden. >> and they make the jump look like a walk in the park and golf is a good walk. spoiled a few golf. you know, i'm talking about that just because you can't play neither can. i does not me so. and if you want to check out this tournament, it's a lot of fun. and it's today right here on kron 4 starting at 10:00am. so just a few minutes it will get underway. and then 11:00am tomorrow is 9.51. will be right back. paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo

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allergic, but if you can pet kats and you love them, you've got to check out this cat show and adoption event that's going on at this county fairgrounds. it's today and to mea they've got you name. it casts from all over the world, apparently. so you ke check them out 225 cats. a different casts 45 breeds will be featured and they have a competition. now i'm looking at the flyer and says a costumcoest that i get. but like way. is it like a competition like thean they do? tricks because i thought cats, yououldn't treat me liketo come with their line going. is this all things cats and adoption? so you know what? >> if you want to pick up a cat or just enjoy cats and check them all out. you notice

on a tweet yeah, no. don't do that. hey, how about this is stunning view of the aurora borealis from the international space station that coal charged particles, man. look at rock and roll. it's a wonderful yeah. it's amazing. it was able to spread a little further south. you're mentioning earlier which you don't normally get to see, right? you got to be way north to see this kind of arctic circle. so, yeah, it's really cool. and i mean, i like it on tv, looks fake, but i'd love to see in person sometime it is. it would be beautiful. i've never save. you ever seen a no? no. and i i would love to. so it's a geomagnetic storms, throws off his highly charged particles. comes in our atmosphere that we don't want too much of this is beautiful. look at the week at these big pulses from the sun that can cause a lot of where ozone, if you get too much of its too much, but a little bit happens anyway. it's hard. >> do you like if i'm under their dave, like i get some kind of like a microwave oven and you know, also you've been to me, it can really do a lot to our equipment to as well. you know what, that no novak,

the 19th century overnight, we did have an earthquake real quick. i want to point out on tracker here real quick stanley andrew saul 3.2 that occurred at 9.25. this morning looks like the hayward fault is busy today. here's your seven-day forecast. >> we have winds that we're going to be watching on your way to work on monday. now that's going to be post all this weekend. traffic notice the drop in temperatures temporarily recovery next week and by friday, 72 to about >> all right. that's it for today. well, i've enjoyed being here. nice to have much. thanks for getting up. a second round july's in last night. got the call. she said, all right, i'll go into sleep mode coming in. i just love prom that much you enjoy the rest of your saturday and sunday will see. i'll see you monday morning. 5.

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