>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday. april, the 2nd. let's start your day off with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good

morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. off to a pretty decent start. we're sure in the skies with oaths little the way some scattered clouds working its magic a bit and plenty of sunshine to dish out, too. >> temperatures look to be much the same today as well as we head tomorrow yesterday. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. >> a little bit more in the way of the wind actually can tell from the flag. and we're going to see more of that, particularly we get to tomorrow morning. but a nice clear shot. it looks like they're from the golden gate upstream at the same kind of deal. it's all coming in from the northwest. and we're just on the southern edge of all this traffic. so we've got to keep that mention of scattered clouds. and yes, that little isolated shower is technically possible. most folks won't even see of 40's on the board right now is actually not as cold as yesterday morning was 50 hayward, 50 also for san jose. this gives you the contrast here as in some cases were actually half a dozen degrees or better above yesterday's performance. by the way, the system, though, will be a temperature, correct or you're going to notice for

tomorrow. the wind speaking of which it looks like we're into a bit of an onshore wind event for right now into the teens will build in intensity a little bit this afternoon will called a breezy afternoon, but downright windy as we get to tonight and into monday morning. we'll get more into that in just a bit. but that's what it looks like for your sunday. stephanie day. thank you. >> san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened just after 01:00pm saturday on golden gate avenue. and this is video you're looking at now from the citizen app. officers responded to the scene and found the victim suffering from gunshot wounds. >> he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. >> and now to the latest on a pair of burglaries happening just minutes apart. targeting one shop in san francisco's chinatown, gayle ong czar, rather kron four's gayle ong spoke to the owner of the business who is sharing this surveillance video with us in hopes of getting justice. >> the owner says she was looking forward to more foot traffic with a sunny and dry weather after slow weeks during the storms. and now she's dealing with the aftermath of the burglaries

just after 04:00am thursday. this woman casually walks in love t through a broken glass door. she empties out the tip jar then goes behind the counter straight to the cash register. >> then takes off. >> 10 open mike to me and this is fake owner. nancy, you law had to crawl into her shop that's located on broadway in grant in san francisco's chinatown. >> but that wasn't the only burglary that morning. surveillance video shows about 10 minutes later. someone else walking in the shop and i went to check my office and it was also >> i see and it was. >> from empty cash registers to stolen tablets. that is impacting future sales. would apps like doordash and grub hub i can do and this is what might have to go all that happens with calm you law says the break-in will cost at least $1600. she plans to pay out of pocket when you include

>> law says she typically doesn't leave money out, but she was sick this week. i on saturday the boba tea shop had a steady stream of customers. >> eu law says at this time it's the best way to help. want people to come to china. is still safe. > and i want people come here to give us to us. will to >> and the owner of left, he filed a police report with sfpd and she also turned over the surveillance video to police as well in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. redwood city police continue their search this morning to find the driver involved in a hit and run collision. that crash happened around 9.30

friday night at the intersection of veterans boulevard and maple street near the kaiser permanente hospital police closed the roadway for several hours as they investigated. we've reached out to the police for an update on the victim's condition and we'll let you know as soon as we hear back. and another big story we're following this morning. former president donald trump is set to surrender on tuesday following his indictment in new york on thursday. we also expect to learn more about the specific charges the former president faces. robert sherman has the latest from new york. >> all eyes are on manhattan after a grand jury made history thursday dining 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. i don't think that. >> this story is accurate that taking such a name glory or pleasure. and what occurred here with the indictment of president trump, the attorney

representing stormy daniels telling news nation's chris cuomo that daniels is only concern is the truth getting to the public. but it's still unclear what the former president is actually charged with since the indictment is under seal until tuesday. the associated press is reporting, however, that there's at least one felony charge. but everything that's come out from all of these from what we've known about the government's theory >> is incredibly frail. one of the former president's attorneys appearing on dan abrams live friday night, claiming the case against mister trump is week to get to this 0.12. the 23 grand jury is hearing evidence from prosecutors had to vote in favor of an indictment believing there's probable cause a crime was committed. that is the lowest standard and the criminal justice system to go to trial. you have to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. judge andrew napolitano agrees that it doesn't take much to get an indictment, but that doesn't mean there isn't more behind the scenes. there are >> and news that he might have examined that might be in the in the indictment, which is

why i've been questioning our republican friends to hold off on blasting him and blasting the indictment until they've read. that can happen until tuesday when the former president is scheduled to surrender in new york and which point the indictment will be unsealed, mister trump's mug shot and dna will be taken all while being closely guarded by the secret service or so whether the president >> wants to go in through the front door, the back door. if that can be safely accommodated it. well, and as he goes inside and moves about, always be eyes on the former president. >> and that was robert sherman reporting for us. the nypd says that they are prepared for potential protests on tuesday when former president trump turns himself in. coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news here from supporters of former president trump as they gather outside of his home at mar-a-lago. >> plus, tornadoes tear across multiple states in the span of 24 hours ripping through homes, leaving more than 2

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>> take a look at this. it was a beautiful day to visit the beach. this was the scene saturday evening in pacifica. that was safe the evening. the sun is still up. as you can see from this video here, we caught up with some folks visiting the state beach in pacifica. >> pretty weather today. so >> just enjoying this. woman for a hike. a log. and then we headed here and sitting in the ocean, enjoying the water and not scott could just such a beautiful day and it's been so cold and rainy lately. so we wanted to come in play at the rye that taco bell cantina. haha. >> well, as you can see, certainly a very gorgeous day yesterday with people enjoying the water running around on the sand. but just how are things looking for a beach day today and check in with dave spahr on all of day.

stephanie, good morning. and everybody would looks like we have some decent weather, you know, with the sunshine and all the things want to watch out for part of the out there is going to those winds, the kind of breezy going on to windy this afternoon. but >> by tomorrow morning, it's really going to be kicking up there, particularly that's going sit in the peninsula and also a little bit along the coast as well to the north bay. here's storm tracker for what's going on again. we've got the scattered clouds kind of business like we had from yesterday. and there is that out. slight chance you might get an isolated shower, but basically for most people, it's going to be enjoying the day you saw there and we have this path open now from the northwest. so the systems are dropping in early on. but later on, we get into the latter portion of the week. we'll see a nice little warm up if you're ready for spring to spring. 42 going on santa rosa. readings are a little warmer than they were this time from yesterday. already 50 for hayward, an antioch. 48 off the tri valley. looks like 50. meanwhile for san jose, futurecast for continues to know. yes, some scattered clouds but clear patches in there too. a couple little splotches you see on radar.

remember, even if these come to pass, they have to go through some fairly dry air, too, going through tonight tomorrow, same kind of deal, even better sky conditions. but there still are a couple little splotches that appear on radar. the more interesting thing will be some of those winds. once we get the passage of this system. we'll show that in just a bit here. also, we could pick up some mountain. snow is worth noting there is a traveler's advisory. right. it's an old term. winter weather advisory up in tahoe, not winter storm warnings, but they are. they're getting a dusting up a couple of inches that will be expected. 56 going on san francisco. 59 for open 61. san jose lake clouds. we're calling it. those are pretty much the sky conditions. you can pretty much expect on balance. but those winds today, breezy, as i mentioned earlier, then the winds start to pick up tonight. you go into tonight after sunset. we're looking at teens and 20's working in here and look at the peninsula, the coast, half moon bay around. 37 into the 30's as we hold this conversation right now, the national weather service has

issued a wind advisory, but they may parcel one out a little bit later on. once you take a look at the later model runs and they'll probably parse what out in certain locations and not others. it doesn't look like the east bay would be directly impacted by that. but the winds pick up a little bit to see your morning commute. monday will be not so much interference from rain will be from wins. the breakdown for you today. variable clouds and isolated shower going to mention their highs of about 60 monday, mostly sunny, but windy tuesday, mostly sunny and cold in through most of the week. coming up, we're looking at temperatures gradually warming up. we're going to be into the 70's as we finish off the week ahead with sunshine, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that. at least 26 people are dead with dozens more injured after dangerous tornadoes and storms tore through the south and midwest. more than 50 tornadoes were reported across multiple states in the span of 24 hours. reporter jonathan has the latest on that. >> a stunning destruction across the south and midwest

dozens of tornadoes and powerful thunderstorms tearing through towns and cities across illinois, iowa, indiana, mississippi, tennessee and arkansas. much of the damage in little rock. where a massive ef 3 tornado with wind speeds of 165 miles per hour leveled entire neighborhoods and shredded commercial buildings the way we do. the tornado was coming. la's best worley joann mcfadden was at a nail salon when the twister struck once a run to the bet. >> and these 2 ladies here. ran to the together pray for arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders declaring a state of emergency and activating the national guard. i also spoke with the fema director >> criswell a earlier this evening and have already requested federal assistance in belvidere, illinois, about 70 miles northwest of chicago. at least one person was killed and 28 others injured when a tornado collapsed. the roof of the apollo theater. >> the track someone out from

the rubble. really what to hundreds of thousands without power across multiple states in crawford, illinois, 3 dead and 8 injured after a tornado splintered homes and up into trees. >> a similar scene in sullivan, indiana. >> i tornado siren go off and then all side debris. just our flight. >> where 3 people were also killed and hundreds of homes were destroyed after tornadoes touched down. and in wynne, arkansas twisters claimed 4 lives and left a trail of destruction. all this as the national weather service is forecasting another round of intense storms next week. >> and that was john fenoglio reporting for us. it was just last week when a tornado killed at least 21 people in mississippi. president biden was there friday to pledge federal disaster aid. in california. snowpack is at record high levels after the latest round of atmospheric

rivers that drenched our state. the latest storm helping to break the record 1982. to 1983 season in terms of water content. and since december 17 atmospheric rivers have swept our state more than half of california is no longer considered to be in a drought. as the community of recovers from devastating flooding. the monterey county spca says more than 120 pets have been reunited with families since the evacuations began. the local spca has cared for almost 400 pets since march. the group also provided pet food and supplies to emergency shelters and offered help to evacuees who had pets with them. highway one between monterey and san luis obispo counties remains closed due to 3 landslides that slammed the area due to the recent storms. this is between each ends in monterey county and ragged point in san luis obispo county. caltrans have limited one lane access south for the of the closure for locals to evacuate.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start off this half hour with a look at the weather conditions outside day. what do we need to know? okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a pretty decent day for you as well. lots of sunshine going on. we're starting that off east bay. >> shoreline, you can see there bluebay blue skies. they'll be intruded by some scattered clouds going on this afternoon. a little bit breezier, though, this afternoon that we saw yesterday. and that's just the side of some things to come. particularly overnight in early for those early morning commuters tomorrow morning. so the satellite picture doesn't show much of anything. but this is a familiar pattern we saw actually during the drought in previous years as well. except then we're hoping to get these things to dive south. now it's like you guys do what you want to do. it had enough rain already were doing well. but the doors kind of open right now from the

northwest later on. we expect over high pressure to build that will allow a little bit of springtime warming. see those numbers into the 70's by the latter portion of the week. the numbers pretty mild to start things off, though, to 50 for antioch. also, hayward readings across the wider bay in the upper 40's. so i don't even see any 30's like we did from yesterday. there's a look at the wind tracker little bit of a onshore flow that's in place here. but that will become a little bit more aggressive by this afternoon. and tonight, as we speak now, no statements on that front will let you know if anything happens there. so kind of a mixed bag, some sun and clouds. technically the radar is trying to show couple radar echoes may pop up. that has a dry environment above and below it. so don't expect too much more on your forecast for tomorrow and also into next week, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a big story we're following major league baseball and the oakland police department are investigating an alleged battery at the coliseum thursday night. >> it happened after an opening day loss to the oakland a's los angeles angels. 3rd baseman anthony

rendon could be seen on multiple cell phone videos confronting an a's fan. it is unclear if the fan antagonize the player in any way. well, the 2 teams play again on saturday for the first time since the incident kron four's philippe djegal has the latest from the coliseum. >> anthony rendon was back in the los angeles angels starting lineup saturday against the oakland athletics. before the game. the 3rd baseman briefly spoke with reporters about an incident he was involved in on opening day repeatedly declined to go into details about the situation ongoing investigation. so unfortunately, i can't on the >> you can see ongoing investigation, leaguer you know, they haven't told so they just said ongoing investigations. i can't comment the climate like now with fans. all >> during saturday's game was roundly booed at the coliseum on thursday. at least 2 people captured the incident on camera and one caught the

encounter close-up rendon can be heard, accusing a man who appears to be in a of yelling a derogatory word. the infielder it happened at guard rails near the angels dugout rendon. he gishirt. >> first at court hearing to take a at. >> but did not connect talk about right >> today is so major league baseball says it's aware of the video and is investigating the matter. the oakland police department says it is also investigating the alleged battery. adding though that at this time no victim has come forward. the a's and angels organization declined to comment. >> you all run for >> on the peninsula, the san mateo county sheriff's office says they're keeping an eye out for drivers holding and using cell phones. april is distracted drivers awareness month. the sheriff is reminding the public that holding your phone and using

it while driving is dangerous and illegal. the contra costa county public works department. we'll be working on san pablo dam road between bear creek road and the entrance to sample will reservoir boat launch. drivers should expect delays there. work starts monday at 09:00am. and if you plan to take i-680, through fairfield, expect some delays. one of the 2 traffic lanes will be closed starting monday at 05:00pm to 05:00am every night this week. this is on the southbound side near the gold hill road exit crews are working on storm damage from the last week. all work is scheduled to be done by next saturday. and promoting diversity in medicine. that's what happened saturday as students across northern california met with kaiser doctors to learn more about careers in healthcare. that summit part of the black men in white coats initiative connected participants with potential mentors and expose them to opportunities in the medical field. acti ities included cpr and suture in demonstrations and workshops with doctors who share their

own life experiences specifically. my goal was just to be here so that these you can see doctors who look like them. i hope to get many of my colleagues out here. we want to talk to these kids. we want to connect with them. we want to stay in touch with them. >> my long-term goal is that when we look at decisions across america that it was near the demographics of the communities we serve. and my long-term goal is that doing this, we will really help with. >> more than 300 students attended saturday's youth summit. and another big story we continue to follow this morning in just 2 days. former president donald trump is expected to surrender to authorities following his indictment in new york and there is growing support for the former president outside of his mar-a-lago home in florida. brittany mueller brings us that reaction. >> he already is 10 steps ahead of the new york prosecutor. 10 steps ahead. >> terry williams of north palm beach says the support

outside trump's home in mar-a-lago has increased. this is going to believe it or not. this is going to make. >> more trump supporters that want trump supporters throughout the day along southern boulevard bridge a small group of supporters chanting honking and waving flags. my question is why why? and i and i answer myself by saying >> what else is going on? this is just distraction for all the other things that going on. trump is expected to turn himself in on tuesday for his arraignment in new york. >> this after the news broke that the former president was indicted by a grand jury on thursday following an investigation into alleged hush money payments. i may be seen 10 cars that were. >> that were anti-trump that were saying block him up while we haven't seen anyone protesting against trump at mar-a-lago on saturday. >> democratic state representative anna eskamani says no one is above the law. i trust the justice process i

think it's really means it's not disingenuous to say this which i. >> within 24 hours after the indictment, trump's campaign says it raised 4 million dollars if trump heads up to new york to be arraigned in to be to the boat and everything like that secures the nomination for donald trump for president in 2024. >> and that was brittany mueller reporting for us this morning. the u.s. justice department has filed a lawsuit against norfolk southern over the train derailment in east palestine, ohio. last month. the suit accuses the railway company of unlawfully polluting the country's waterways and violating the clean water act. the justice department also wants to hold the company accountable for the full cost of the environmental cleanup. the federal government is the latest group to sue norfolk southern and response to the february 3rd derailment. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. netflix says it's cutting back on media productions. >> a potential impact on jobs. and it is day 3 of liv golf and the players aren't the

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see it's a live shot of our sutro tower camera where see the sun just coming up over the city of san francisco as people start to wake up all across the bay area. it's looking like a possibly a chilly start to the morning day. >> yeah, it's actually a little warmer today. good morning, stephanie. everybody than it was yesterday. kind of mild start there and we'll see temperatures much the same as we did from yesterday. now, let's start off with real quick. there's a daughter summit right now. even idea of turning had plenty of snow going on. there were adding to that now for this little spurt here, which there is actually a winter weather advisory that's been posted because it's getting late in the season, that's part of the reason to this until 08:00am tomorrow. and they're going to pick up for those resorts may be 3, 4, inches or so somewhere around there. it's not in the feat that we've been talking about so much this season. so but a little addition there to kind of out of the bank account there. they've had quite a bit, as you know, 24 expected for high tomorrow. this the dept, here's the recovery. we're getting this on the home front, too. now, remember when

these numbers are going up there around tahoe, that means melting where a 41 okay. but we get towards the latter portion of the week. we're looking for a little bit more of warming and that means more melting up their 40's up to the north bay. 48 novato. 48 also livermore east bay shoreline scratching at about 50 49. meanwhile, for san jose futurecast for noting some of those scattered clouds. as i mentioned earlier. yes, the radars noted noting a couple of echoes potentially, but the environment below and above it is dry. so with the mixing with daytime heating, sometimes it may show up and may not even reach the ground. the bigger issue will be those winds popping later on this afternoon and overnight tomorrow morning. 06:00am as you can see, we'll start off on a sunny note. but most people might be fighting a little bit. the winds working from mostly a northwesterly direction by monday morning. here they are. let's going put this into a motion here for you for monday morning and then into the afternoon, looks like there's still quite active even on the ride home at about 4.45 or so. as of now, there's no wind statements with this, but they

may issue something later on on. that looks like even linger a little bit along the coast into tuesday morning. longer-range forecast. it's the drill that we've been talking about lately. all the systems are gett ng the pieces of them just dangling towards the south. but a warmup is expected towards the end of the week. maybe some scattered clouds. and next weekend. but it doesn't a real threat in terms of bringing any rain or so for so you might be able ne forecast coming in. 56, san francisco mid 50's along the coast will do about 57 for burlingame. 58 foster city also palo alto down to the south bay, not as just a genuine. as we had yesterday. 61 for a san jose. 57 milpitas east bay shoreline in the upper 50's here tri valley about 60 60 going on for walnut creek. let's to about 57 for billy in 64 santa rosa popping up in your seven-day forecast. we have kind of a little variety as well. but there's a flavor of spring in the right hand side of your screen. 70's stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for that.

>> the 3rd and final round of live orlando tees off this afternoon. it says there are no cuts at live events. all the players leave with a paycheck. it turns out the fans can also pick up something special. andrew martin joins us live now to talk of souvenirs. >> you know, stephanie, i'm trying to have as much fun at live orlando as jason had at live tucson. this, of course, is still a new thing, right? lives only been around for 2 years. this is the first year that it's actually on television on the cw network. what you can watch the final round coming up in just a few short hours. but the thing about live is fans are still getting used to the music on the course. the fact that they played 54 holes instead of 72 and the team concept, which, of course, is new to a traditional golf sense. now here we've seen fans support the team concept and they are buying up merchandise left and right. we see the morning hats and shirts and you know, got their golf etcetera. we've been told that over the first 2 days here around one on

friday around 2 yesterday that there were probably between 12 14,000 fans on the golf course. will most of those fans are dressed in their favorite live team here. >> team focuses 100% important this year. you know, we've created a lot of extra projects for the teams. the teams have we got involved and help pushing a brand and obviously that range as well. i'm so we've now developed of see the photos. we now have the goodies. team colors are doing all strong all these goodies you to the temperature, the climates. >> you know, it's really tough to convince people to buy a hoodie when the temperatures in the high 80's as it has been all week long. but i had to ask with the team concept being so important, which team is the most popular, which teams gear is the most popular and he wouldn't say other people, though, have kind of whispered. it's the range goats, great color scheme, pink and white. that's the team. that's captain by bubba watson. of course, the team that's captain by brooks

keopka team smash happens to be in the lead as we enter around 3. stephanie, back to you. >> right, andrew looks like it's going to be a great day for some golfing as well. based on that weather shot behind you there. thank you so much. and you can watch live golf this morning right here on kron. 4 coverage starts today at 11:00am. don't miss it. and all eyes are on the ncaa men's basketball championship game on monday, especially in one north bay community. san diego state university starting guard grew up in marin county kron four's amanda hari reports from a watch party. >> everyone at the watch party says the whole community is so happy and proud of darien from l no matter what. but after winning the final 4 matchup, the energy was electric. >> the room erupted in cheers after lamont butler hit a buzzer beater shot to send san diego state university to the ncaa national championship

game. it's the first time the team will be in the big game. one of their starting guards is from marin county. this is all right. carry on from l is for marine city and went to saint ignatius high school in san francisco dana gibson says her son grew up with him. very honest, like my nephew that my best friend saying she spent the afternoon cheering him on. the room full of people at city community services felt every hand every ms. battled their way back from a double-digit deficit. energy in the room was tense. it was bound kevin douglas, a family front. he says they want to see trammell succeed. nobody's with this from this community. we just lost a word. you can see the energy in the room today everybody's just happy people. and douglas says it wasn't easy for trim out. why

a young man he was it was too small and he was a just quietly work. none of the division. one schools recruited him as 5 foot 10. he's the shortest player on sdsu roster. >> and played his freshman year at city college of san francisco. he then transferred to seattle. you before transferring again to st se. >> and after all, that on monday night, he'll be playing for a division. one ncaa national champions. >> anything can happen on monday. >> it will be another watch party here monday night for the national championship in marin county. amanda hari kron. 4 news. kron. 4 news. >> and we'll be right back.

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>> happening today is another big game for the golden state warriors as they look to improve their playoff position. the warriors have just 4 games left in the regular season. tonight. they take on a rather they will be in denver, taking on the nuggets. golden state is now in 5th place in the western conference. the warriors are trying to stay in the top 6 in order to avoid the play-in tournament at the end of the season. tipoff for tonight's game set for 5.30. >> we'll take a look at this. san francisco community members opened a 1933 time

capsule at mount davidson on saturday. it's been 19 years since the boy scouts of america troop 88 buried this copper box with different items inside. and you can see there were including a bible, more than 100 years old. and there was an olive branch, a newspaper and a telephone directory was also a photo from the groundbreaking of mount davidson, the san francisco historical society will display all of these items at its downtown san francisco museum this summer for the public to see. and a new time capsule is now buried at the same location. pretty cool. still ahead, the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. the latest on the indictment filed against former president donald trump. what his supporters are now saying and when he's expected to surrender to authorities. plus, a deadly shooting unfold in broad daylight in san francisco. the latest details we're hearing from police. and the chinatown business robbed twice. the shocking

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stephanie landed saturday to you or rather sunday. i should say we have a lot to get to this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> kind of similar to yesterday. we're starting off a little bit of a warmer note. look at the blue skies of the golden gate bridge. little bit more of a breeze. and that's a fact that will be building. looks like over the next 24 hours or so as we speak now, no wind advisory talk to pass along to you. the satellite picture, if you can just kind of make it out a little bit. it's a familiar pattern we've seen during the drought of the systems that go to our northwest and we just get what's kind of to pray ling behind it a little bit. some scattered clouds technically might get a little isolated shower. look at the numbers, though, were middle to upper 40's over the region. we even saw couple 30's going on first light yesterday. well, now it's a are more mild, as you can see, by some half a dozen degrees, although we'll probably see highs return to close to what they were yesterday being challenged a bit by a good onshore wind. and that does interrupt a little bit of that. daytime heating breaking it down for

you today. again, a mixed bag of some sun and clouds a little bit more generous on the sunshine, though, comparatively speaking. we're looking at upper 50's near about 60 going on for highs. and again, that wind will pick up a little bit this afternoon and remain overnight. coming up in a bit. we'll kind of walk you through that and what's going to happen into tomorrow morning. and by the way, a little bit of spring-like weather in that seven-day forecast, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened just after 01:00pm saturday on golden gate avenue. >> and this is video from the citizen app. officers responded to the scene and found the victim suffering from gunshot wounds. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. and now to the latest in a pair of burglaries. happening just minutes apart. targeting one shop in san francisco's chinatown. kron four's gayle ong spoke to the owner of that business who is sharing this surveillance video in hopes of getting justice. >> the owner says she was looking forward to more foot traffic with a sunny and dry weather after slow weeks during the storms. and now she's dealing with the aftermath of the burglaries

just after 04:00am thursday. this woman casually walks in love t. >> through a broken glass door, she empties out the tip jar then goes behind the counter straight to the cash register then takes off. >> 10 open mike to me and this is fake owner. nancy, you are had to crawl into her shop that's located on broadway in grant in san francisco's chinatown. >> but that wasn't the only burglary that morning. surveillance video shows about 10 minutes later. someone else walking in the shop and i went to check my office and it was also >> i see from empty cash registers to stolen tablets. that is impacting future sales. would apps like doordash and grub hub i can do. and this is what might have to go all that happens with calm you law says the break-in will cost at least $1600. >> she plans to pay out of pocket when

>> law says she typically doesn't leave money out, but she was sick this week. i on saturday the boba tea shop had a steady stream of customers. >> eu law says at this time it's the best way to help. want people to come to chinap is still safe. >> and i want people come here to give us to us. will business to >> and the owner of left, he filed a police report with sfpd and she also turned over the surveillance video to police as well in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. and river city. police continue their search this morning to find the driver involved in a hit and run collision. >> the crash happened around 9.30 friday night at the

intersection of veterans boulevard and maple street near the kaiser permanente hospital police closed the roadway for several hours as they investigated. we have reached out to department for an update on the victim's condition and we'll let you know as soon as we hear back. another big story we're following this morning. former president donald trump is set to surrender on tuesday following his indictment in new york on thursday. we also expect to learn more about the specific charges the former president faces. robert sherman has the latest from new york. >> all eyes are on manhattan after a grand jury made history thursday dining 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. i don't think that. >> this story is accurate that she's taking such laurie or pleasure. and what occurred here with the indictment of president trump, the attorney

representing stormy daniels telling news nation's chris cuomo that daniels is only concern is the truth getting to the public. but it's still unclear what the former president is actually charged with since the indictment is under seal until tuesday. the associated press is reporting, however, that there's at least one felony charge. but everything that's come out from all of these from what we've known about the government's theory >> is incredibly frail. one of the former president's attorneys appearing on dan abrams live friday night, claiming the case against mister trump is week to get to this 0.12. the 23 grand jury is hearing evidence from prosecutors had to vote in favor of an indictment believing there is probable cause. a crime was committed. that is the lowest standard in the criminal justice system to go to trial. you have to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. judge andrew napolitano agrees that it doesn't take much to get an indictment, but that doesn't mean there isn't more behind the scenes. there are >> and then use the he might have examined that might money in the indictment, which is

why i've been questioning our republican friends to hold off on blasting him and blasting the indictment until they've read. that can happen until tuesday when the former president is scheduled to surrender in new york and which point the indictment will be unsealed, mister trump's mug shot and dna will be taken all while being closely guarded by the secret service or so whether the president wants to go in through the front door, the back door. >> if that can be safely accommodated it. well, and as he goes inside and moves about, he'll always be eyes on the former president. >> that was robert sherman reporting for us. the nypd says they are prepared for potential protests on tuesday when former president trump turns himself in to authorities. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news here from supporters of former president donald trump as they gather outside of his home at mar-a-lago. >> and tornadoes tear across multiple states in the span of 24 hours ripping through homes, leaving more than 2 dozen people dead. we have the

latest on the devastation there and closer to home. if you are planning to take part this weekend, you can expect some delays in the east bay

>> well, if you plan to take part this weekend, you can expect some significant delays as the transit agency works on repairs. this weekend is the first of 5 affecting bart service. but officials say that riders can expect 30 minute delays on regular yellow line service through orinda. free buses will

replace trains service between the rockbridge enter into stations during these closures. >> 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 take a look at your screen here. these are the weekends. when repairs are happening, more information on bar closures can be found on our website. kron 4 dot com. and happening today, the closing celebration of didn't wind kicks off. the popular led forest installation has lit up peacock meadow in golden gate park every winter since 2020. well, this year's closing of that was pushed back due to rain. but with sunny skies, sunny skies in the forecast. it does look like the event will happen tonight from 05:00pm to 08:00pm with live music and refreshments. >> dave, all looks nice and only thing is watch out. some

winds now be a little bit on the breezy side and be a bit chilly. want to maybe grab that sweater or jacket, definitely. but for today, a mixed bag of sun and clouds f r sun, though, the clouds heavy on the sunshine with temperatures scratching into the upper 50's near about 60. back at it with the forecast. overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world.

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welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. pretty sweet day on tap for you to just checking sfo. some scattered clouds working there, but no delays happening at all this morning. >> and for the most part, somewhat uneventful today, the thing that you will notice the most probably will be increase in those breezy conditions expected for this afternoon tonight and tomorrow morning to this could be a little drop in temperatures as well. we may not be quite as generous with those highs today and that will go for tomorrow to starting off. in a mild note, though, 50 antioch in tri valley in the upper 40's, 50 for oakland got 45. meanwhile to santa rosa. so the 30's not visiting us today. at least futurecast for doesn't show much going on. but there is still some traffic towards our north little spotty showers appear on there. that's an estimation. even if it does come to fruition with the mixing that starts to happen during the day, it's dry upstairs, dry below it. so not even get anything except maybe a few scattered clouds to toss about. again, it will be those winds are going to notice building tonight. tomorrow

snows to occur up in the sierra, however, and there are a wind advisories that have been posted. that will last us through tonight, least into tomorrow morning. 56 san francisco for the high today. 59 oakland, late clouds again, breezy 61. meanwhile, for san jose, maybe not as warm as yesterday. here are those winds starting things off. now here's the uptick that happens this afternoon. you know, we get bit of breeze anyway to probably a little bit more then yesterday at a chill to that in the shade. so might be cool. in some shaded areas, though, got winds around 20 or so and then overnight and they concentrate here along the coast peninsula tomorrow morning and a little bit into tomorrow afternoon. the drift a little bit down through the santa cruz mountains and also down to the south bay, too. so again, today, variable clouds still cool with about 60 going on here. winds tomorrow, mostly sunny tuesday's smoke. see sunny and cool. and then there's a gradual warm up and we may be popping numbers through the 70's. by the time we get to thursday friday zones that the lookout for but will favor of spring for your

highs today. we've got near about 60 going on in the far east bay matched a looks like around the san jose in the south bay to next couple days. quick drop. and then the gradual recovery. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> at least 26 people are dead with dozens more injured after tornadoes and dangerous storms tore through the south and midwest. more than 50 tornadoes were reported across multiple states in the span of 24 hours. a reporter johnson has the latest. >> a stunning destruction across the south and dozens of tornadoes and powerful thunderstorms tearing through towns and cities across illinois, iowa, indiana, mississippi, tennessee and arkansas. much of the damage in little rock. where a massive ef 3 tornado with wind speeds of 165 miles per hour leveled entire neighborhoods and shredded commcrcial buildings all the way we do. the tornado was coming. joann

mcfadden was at a nail salon when the twister struck once a run to the bat. >> and these 2 ladies here. we ran to the great for a lot arkansas. governor sarah huckabee sanders declaring a state of emergency and activating the national guard. i also spoke with the fema director >> criswell a earlier this evening and have already requested federal assistance in belvidere, illinois, about 70 miles northwest of chicago. at least one person was killed and 28 others injured when a tornado collapsed. the roof of the apollo theater. >> the track someone out from the rubble. really what to hundreds of thousands without power across multiple states in crawford, illinois, 3 dead and 8 injured after a tornado splintered homes and up into trees. >> a similar scene in sullivan, indiana. >> i tornado siren go off and then all side debris. just our flight.

>> where 3 people were also killed and hundreds of homes were destroyed after tornadoes touched down. and in wynne, arkansas twisters claimed 4 lives and left a trail of destruction. all this as the national weather service is forecasting another round of intense storms next week. >> and that was john reporting for us. it was just last week when a tornado killed at least 21 people in mississippi. president biden was there friday to pledged federal disaster aid. california's levels after the latest round of atmospheric rivers that drenched our state. the latest storm helped break the record 1982 to 1983 season in terms of water content. well, since december 17 atmospheric rivers have swept our state more than half of california is no longer considered to be in a drought. and as the community of pajaro recovers from devastating flooding. the monterey county spca says more than 120 pets have been

reunited with family since the evacuations began. the local spca has cared for almost 400 animal since march. the group also provided pet food and supplies to emergency shelters and help to those evacuees who took their pets with them. >> the battle over tiktok's future in the u.s. is the subject of much debate in the nation's capital with even president biden saying he would consider a ban. joe khalil has the latest from washington. >> as momentum grows in congress to ban tiktok a small but influential group of lawmakers is now speaking up against the ban asking one basic question why tiktok? >> it would basically be a limitless authority for the president to ban speech. >> senator rand paul says a ban on tiktok amounts to censorship. the violation of americans first amendment. he also argued the way tiktok collects american users data is no different from what facebook or other platforms to

and someone who doesn't often agree with senator rand paul in this case shared his same view. >> everyone, this is o c. >> alexandria, ocasio cortez and this is my first tiktok the progressive congresswoman took to tiktok to oppose the ban. she says the real problem is data collection in general. >> and says banning tiktok doesn't solve it. that doesn't really address the core of the issue, which is the fact that major social media companies are allowed to collect of deeply personal data about you that you don't know about. >> but at least for now, it appears a majority of congress supports a ban. congresswoman abigail spanberger, once a cia intel officer tells newsnation tiktok is different from other social media platforms. tiktok poses a very unique threat in that its parent company bytedance. >> directly links owned by communicates directly with the chinese communist party.

>> spanberger says perhaps a bigger threat than data collection. the chinese government controls what american users see in their feats. she says that could be used as a propaganda tool to spread misleading or miss information. the ability to feed information to them based on what is put. >> i'm kind of in their viewing real. that is potentially very, very potent and very, very powerful. >> and that was joe khalil reporting for us this morning. the bill that's gotten the most support so far as one that would grant president biden the authority to ban tiktok. ultimately the president himself rather than congress would then have to bear the political consequences of that decision. a fire in san francisco has displaced 5 people. this is video from the citizen app that happened on the silver terrace neighborhood near thurgood marshall high school. >> at around 11 o'clock saturday morning, no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. and 2 women are

behind bars in connection with a fire at a condominium complex in rohnert park. the fire happened in early january near foxtail golf club. according to officials. the suspects are former tenants of the complex nearly 2 month investigation led to the 2 women who they say conspired rather, investigators say conspired to damage the victim's residence and set it on fire. one tenant is displaced from the fire that caused about $200,000 in damages. the 2 women were booked for arson, burglary and vandalism. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. get what you can commercial dungeness crab season is getting cut short in california. short in california. >> the reason why up next? martial arts is my passion.

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this year while we try to rebuild our stocks from the from the drought condition. we as the industry are hoping that the state is going to see that we're going to need help. >> this season was scheduled to run from november through june. but the department of fish and wildlife says the whales will be arriving off the coast of california in the coming weeks. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, major league baseball and the oakland police department now investigating an alleged battery at the coliseum thursday night. >> involving a player for the angels. details after this.

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good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave is in the weather center with the very latest. good morning today. well, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody off to a pretty good start. lots of blue skies. a toss about there are some scattered clouds here and there might see a little light of them kind of marching on in late in the afternoon. but we're going to get more of a generous sunshine. it's do a little cooler today because we have the winds working a bit. so we'll have that onshore wind acting as a cooling mechanism. >> it's going to become more aggressive for tonight and into your morning commute. folks in nash was serves them. think it's going to reach the threshold to be a wind advisory, but it's awfully one may pop at the last minute, but will probably very be very

parceled. this is the imagery we have the east bay shoreline. as you can see, blue skies blue day. and speaking of those winds kind of out of the northwest to onshore, they will be throughout the day today, expecting the pop into the 20's and gusts could be a little higher than that, but it will be latter portion of the day in 2 later tonight. so what we're getting is traffic in off the pacific, relatively dry systems our standpoint is actually produce a whole lot of rain. even up in the northwest. we expect that pattern to continue. and numbers have been pretty mild to start things off. upper 40's lower 50's now more populated around the bay. now 50 for san francisco, half moon bay. also for san jose, mostly sunny to partly cloudy mix. as we look at upper 50's near about 60 for a high check that for his own extended coming up in a bit. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> a big story we're following major league baseball and the oakland police department are investigating an alleged battery at the coliseum thursday night. it happened after an opening day loss to the oakland a's los angeles angels. 3rd baseman anthony

rendon could be seen on multiple cell phone videos confronting an a's fan. it is unclear if the fan antagonize the player in any way. the 2 teams play again on saturday for the first time since the incident kron four's philippe djegal has the latest from the coliseum. >> anthony rendon was back in the los angeles angels starting lineup saturday against the oakland athletics. before the game. the 3rd baseman briefly spoke with reporters about an incident he was involved in on opening day repeatedly declined to go into details about the so the ongoing investigation. so fortunately, i can time it >> see ongoing investigation, leaguer you know, they so they just said ongoing investigations. i can't comment the climate like now with fans. all >> during saturday's game was roundly booed at the coliseum on thursday. at least 2 people captured the incident on camera and one caught the

encounter close-up rendon can be heard, accusing a man who appears to be in a of yelling a derogatory word. the infielder it happened at the guard rails near the angels dugout rendon. he grabbing to ensure. >> first at court hearing to take a at. >> but did not connect talk about right >> today is so >> what major league baseball says it's aware of the video and is investigating the matter. the oakland police department says it is also investigating the alleged battery. adding though that at this time no victim has come forward. the a's and angels organization declined to comment. >> you believe it all wrong for >> the contra costa county public works department will be working on san pablo dam road between bear creek road and the entrance to the san pablo reservoir boat launch. drivers should expect delays. work starts monday at 09:00am.

promoting diversity in medicine. that's what happened saturday as students across northern california met with kaiser doctors to learn more about careers in healthcare. that summit part of the black men in white coats initiative connected participants with potential mentors and expose them to opportunities in the medical field. activities included cpr and suit during demonstrations and workshops with doctors who shared their own life experiences. >> specifically, my goal was just to be here so that these you can see doctors who look like them. i hope to get many of my colleagues out here. we want to talk to these kids. we want to connect with them. we want to stay in touch with them. my long-term goal is that when we look at decisions across america that it would near the demographics of the communities we serve. >> and my long-term goal is that doing this, we will really means health equity. >> more than 300 students attended saturday's eu summit. and another big story we continue to follow this morning in just 2 days. former president donald trump is expected to surrender to

authorities following his indictment in new york and there is growing support for the former president just outside of his mar-a-lago home in florida. brittany mueller brings us that reaction. >> he already is 10 steps ahead of the new york prosecutor. 10 steps ahead. >> terry williams of north palm beach says the support outside trump's home in mar-a-lago has increased. this is going to believe it or not. this is going to make. >> more trump supporters that want trump supporters throughout the day along southern boulevard bridge a small group of supporters chanting honking and waving flags. my question is why why? and i and i answer myself by saying >> what else is going on? this is just distraction for all the other things that going on. trump is expected to turn himself in on tuesday for his arraignment in new york. this after the news broke that the former president was indicted by a grand jury on thursday

following an investigation into alleged hush money payments. i may be seen 10 cars that were. >> that were anti-trump that were saying block him up while we haven't seen anyone protesting against trump at mar-a-lago on saturday. >> democratic state representative anna eskamani says no one is above the law. i trust the justice process i think it's really means it's not disingenuous to say this which i. >> within 24 hours after the indictment, trump's campaign says it raised 4 million dollars if trump heads up to new york to be arraigned and to be to the boat and everything like that secures the nomination for donald trump for president in 2024. >> and that was brittany mueller reporting for us this morning. all eyes are on the ncaa men's basketball championship game on monday, especially in one north bay community. san diego state university starting guard grew up in marin county kron four's amanda hari reports from a watch party. >> everyone at the watch party says the whole community is so

happy and proud of darrion trammell no matter what. but after winning the final 4 matchup, the energy was electric. >> the room erupted in cheers after lamont butler hit a buzzer beater shot us in san diego state university to the ncaa national championship game. it's the first time the team will be in the big game and one of their starting guards is from marin county. this is all right, very entre mel is from maureen city and went to saint ignatius high school in san francisco. >> dana gibson says her son grew up with him. very honest, like my that my best friend she spent the afternoon cheering him on. the room full of people at city community services felt every and every ms. battled their way back from a double-digit deficit.

energy in the room was tense. it was found kevin douglas, a family front. he says they want to see trammell succeed. nobody's with this from this community. we just lost a word. you can see the energy in the room today everybody's just happy people. and douglas says it wasn't easy for trim out. why a young man he was it was too small and he was a just quietly were none of the division. one schools recruited him at just 5 foot 10. he's the shortest player on sdsu roster. >> and played his freshman year at city college of san francisco. he then transferred to seattle. you before transferring again to sdsu. >> and after all that on monday night, he'll be playing for a division. one ncaa national champions. could happen on monday. >> it will be another watch

party here monday night for the national championship in marin county. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news ai technology makes its way into the beauty industry. i show you a robot that i tested out myself. that does manicures in 10 minutes for just 10 bucks. and it is day 3 of liv golf and the players aren't the only ones taking home. some sweet souv nirs. details in a live report coming up from orlando. numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus, it can cause certain cancers. gardasil 9 is a vaccine given to adults through age 45 that can help protect against certain diseases caused by hpv. including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal, and certain head and neck cancers such as throat and back of mouth cancers, and genital warts. gardasil 9 doesn't protect everyone and does not treat cancer or hpv infection.

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>> now the bay area baseball today the giants go for the series victory against the new york yankees. the giants beat the yankees on saturday and it was brandon crawford, who was one of the heroes in the 4th inning. crawford launches his first home run of the season. >> that gave the giants the lead in the 9th inning with the giants up by 2 crawford comes through again with an rbi single to extend san francisco's lead. the yankees would give the giants a scare and the bottom half of dna. but the giants would hold on to hold on by a final of 75 to 2 teams play again later this morning. first pitch at 10. 35 against state. >> meanwhile, not a good day for the oakland a's they were taking on the los angeles angels at the coliseum. ages offense exploded for 11 runs in the 3rd inning. a's lost by

a final of 13 to one, but also can still pick up the series victory with a win this afternoon. first pitch is set for 107, at the coliseum. and happening today, another big game for the golden state warriors as they look to improve their playoff position. >> the warriors have 4 games left in the regular season. tonight will be in denver taking on the nuggets. golden state is now in 5th place in the western conference. the worriers are trying to stay in the top 6 to avoid the play-in tournament at the end of the season. tipoff for tonight's game set for 5.30. >> and the score for weather temps today, though, little bit of a haircut going on for highs today. we'll take a look at what it looks like in your at what it looks like in your find the brands, inspiration, and value you need to own your style at macy's vip sale now with an extra 30% off spring looks... and 15% off fragrances, skincare, makeup and more. plus, shop specials at macy's.

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>> and final round of live orlando tees off this morning and since there are no cuts at live events. all the players leave with a nice paycheck and it turns out the fans are also getting something special. andrew marr's in joins us now to talk about souvenirs. andrew. >> you know, stephanie, the guy who comes in last place, right, who finishes in 48th place today will still come away with $120,000. so good gig if you can get it. we're coming to you right now from just off the 18th green. this is where the celebration will take place in a few short hours. both the individual

winner and the team winner team is a big concept of live and there are 12 teams out here for golfers per teams of 48 total. one thing that we discovered is that fans are buying up live merchandise of their favorite team. not necessarily player driven, but it is team driven hats, shirts, golf. they're up. we have been told that there are about 67,000 people on the course per day at a live event. so by the end of this weekend, you're talking 20,000, roughly, right? well, we know that a lot of those people because we've seen them, they are dressed from head to toe in their favorite live team here. >> team focuses 100% important this year. you know, and we've created a lot of extra projects for the teams. the teams have we got involved and help pushing a brandon on the sea. that range as well. i'm so we've now developed of see the photos. we now have the goodies. team colors are doing all strong all these goodies you to the temperature, the climates.

>> we've seen a lot of people where those team paulo's again, we're in orlando, florida, obviously with the temperatures in the high 80. so it makes sense. so i had to know which team is the most popular, which here is the most popular and the most common answer, even though unofficially, they're not saying so is the range goats. that's the team. that's captain by bubba watson. the colors are pink and white. the range goes, though, not currently in contention. stephanie smash team smash which is captain by brooks keopka who will be at the masters next week at augusta. he currently is not only the individual leader, but his team is leading by 2 as well. stephanie, back to you. all right, andrew, thank you so much for that live coverage and have lots of fun covering those games. >> and you can watch live golf this morning right here on kron. 4 coverage starts today at 11:00am. so join us for that. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. we're taking a live look now at the city of san francisco where it's looking like it's going to be a very nice start to the day.

and dave, you were we were talking about this earlier, but it sounds like people are going to be waking up to some what warmer conditions compared to say prior weekends recent temperatures have been mild actually a little bit overnight. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. although this afternoon may not be as warm as yesterday because we have some winds working here. >> with kind of the traffic coming in off the pacific that throw some clouds our way and winds. but that's really about it. won't take a quick shot. what's going on up in the mountains here there it you can see we're getting some traffic, but it looks like the problems on the road for now. they're the snow banks on either side. the addition to this, well, it looks to be under a good half a foot or so. so they're still talking inches with all of this. but a winter weather advisory has been posted that will be around until 08:00am tomorrow. so anybody up there, you probably won't have too much weight troubles getting back, but you will have to deal with some whether it should be noted. and again, this will expire tomorrow at 8. the other issue will be this warm up towards the end of the week. that means melting up there. now at least we had a pretty decent week to finish

off here for the rivers to lease catch up and so forth. and that will be the case for much of this week ahead. we're not adding to the all of that with the exception of some of the snow. so at least the rivers downstream can recover a bit before they're going to get some more through melting. here's a little warm-up trend in the middle of the week. again, noting snow monday looks like lots of sunshine the week ahead. if you have the week off, you get some beautiful weather, though. we have upper 40's. the stephanie was referencing earlier. our first light of day temperatures a little warmer today than yesterday at this time. 52 also for palo alto with 50. meanwhile, 4 san jose, it's kind of same deal and the sky conditions we had last go around the radar estimations want to know, hey, you're up some possible areas. yes, but its dry air aloft and below so even if it happens, it doesn't necessarily mean we'll actually get on the ground. most folks will to see some scattered clouds and some breezy conditions this afternoon looks pretty sweet as we get into monday, although some last-minute cloud cover is worth noting that seems to favor the east bay a little bit on monday afternoon. this will come with winds. this is monday. now here's the pop monday

afternoon starts off actually overnight in the morning. but this is by the afternoon, folks. the weather it's right there on the threshold issue for wind advisory. they're not going ahead with it at this point. they may change that later on. if they do, i suspect the parcel what out with probably the peninsula and a little bit along the best of the north bay off to and sonoma. and you can see how the winds subside by the time we get to tuesday, there's still more traffic to be had now. but that's all going to be staying towards the north. there's monday tuesday, a little warm up going on. we continue to actually warm up from this point forward as everything stays towards the north. that's the thinking. maybe some scattered clouds and all that for numbers. really the pop here, some 70's being introduce real flavor spring. 56 san francisco mid 50's along the coastal to about 57 from burlingame. 58 for foster city in palo alto, south bay, just scratching into the lower 60's. at best here, looks like san jose at 61 east bay shoreline, upper 50's and that will be matched inland around tri valley in the east bay. 64, a woman creek 57 there. 59

for now been 64 santa rosa with this weather kind of improved a bit. a fever is coming back again. looks like tuesday will be the rough day, a few, a few or suffers. and there you have 60's got some 70's there friday and saturday, 70. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> artificial intelligence continues to change the way we think about traditional jobs and day-to-day tasks. starting this month, you can now get your nails painted by a robot in san francisco. it's the first of its kind in the city. i met with the start of founder behind the service and they're promising a quality, many cure in just 10 minutes. >> could be the future of the nail industry? this robot is fully autonomous. it does nail painting and polish removal. aaron feldstein is the cto of the san francisco start-up clockwork. he built the software powering this ai robot to paint human fingernails. worst, always

keeping in mind that this should be an express service. so we don't want to get to the point where you're spending as much time here as you would have spent the the salon. this is the company's first robot in san francisco promising to paint 10 nails in 10 minutes for just 10 bucks internally. the robot has to 3 d cameras and we use those to generate a sort of 3 d image of your now than we use ai to determine what in that image is actually nail versus can i set down to give the service a spin following the labeled steps. we like to have a good diversity of the sort of evergreen colors, the things that people >> always want. the colors come in small cartridges. you insert into the machine, used to do >> you can either touch the screen or tell the machine your ready to begin ready. the application wasn't perfect. the first go-around got a little bit of a whole >> this is not uncommon for first timers. fortunately, nail polish remover was right at my fingertips. >> a separate robot helps with

the cleanup sick man in on to take to. you have to hold pretty still. but the machine will color inside the lines. the painting process for both hands taking just about 15 minutes. if everything goes well, you can go through the full service and nobody from a clockwork actually has to know. don't expect the pampering you'd find at a traditional salon. the robot will clean or shape your nails, but you can find tools to do it yourself next to the machines. something that we think is very important is ai safety. they eyes only really responsible for what is here now. >> after that, we go to more traditional algorithms for actually deciding how we're going to paint it. and that way, if the ai makes a mistake, you might paint that skin. but that's the worst that could happen. if you're a busy person on the go and looking for a quick splash of color. >> this could be the way to get the job done. >> well, the company plans to expand its service to airports and workspaces in san francisco in the coming months. i'm also told that they're not planning to stop

it. just nails clockwork. hopes to develop robots that can even be hairstylists one day. we'll be right back. all

right. welcome back. and take a look at this. a san francisco group of san francisco community members. they opened a 1933 time capsule at mount davidson on saturday 90 years ago, the boy scouts of america troop 88 carried this box that you see there inside were books,

including a bible and olive branch and a newspaper and a telephone directory. the san francisco historical society will display all of these items at its downtown san francisco museum this summer. a new time capsule is now buried at the very same location. as ahead on the next hour of the problem morning news. we have the latest on the indictment filed against former president donald trump. >> what his supporters are saying now and when he's expected to turn himself in to authorities. plus, a deadly shooting unfolds in broad daylight in san francisco. we have the latest details from police. and a chinatown business robbed twice. the shocking surveillance video and reaction from the business owner. stay with us. the kron owner. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we're covering a lot of news for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr morning day. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. in off to a pretty pleasant start. lots of blue skies to dish around might have some passing clouds but were actually watching a little bit. >> the development the winds will get some breezy conditions this afternoon and they will actually compromise a little bit of our forecast. highs going on, which right now our temperatures are pretty mild compared to yesterday. there's that little front. you can see up towards the northwest. it will be an agitator a little bit bringing

some clouds. but as far as any and really about seeing any rain out of it. isolated chance but that's about it. they're your onshore winds to double digits. lower teens for now again, expected that to build. we're pretty mild with those temperatures because this is above where we were yesterday and almost all the 50's. we were chief the 50's almost every works of santa rosa. 49. and that compares to in some cases half a dozen degrees ahead of our yesterday. rushing to fall behind. that was the day wears on because these winds will interrupt heating and bring in some cooler air as well. there's some scattered clouds working here in the afternoon. so keep in mind, that's a breezy 4 o'clock with 55 little bit more on these winds building for tonight and into your morning commute tomorrow. but we have a flavor spring in the seven-day forecast as well, stephanie. all right. looking forward to learning more about that day. thank you. >> san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened just after 01:00pm saturday on golden gate avenue. this is video you're watching now from the citizen app. officers responded to the scene and

found the victim suffering from gunshot wounds. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. and now to the latest on a pair of burglaries happening just minutes apart. targeting one shop in san francisco's chinatown. kron four's gayle ong spoke to the owner of that business who is sharing this surveillance video in hopes of getting some justice. >> the owner says she was looking forward to more foot traffic with a sunny and dry weather after slow weeks during the storms. and now she's dealing with the aftermath of the burglaries just after 04:00am thursday. this woman casually walks in love t. >> through a broken glass door, she empties out the tip jar then goes behind the counter straight to the cash register then takes off. >> 10. 0, my me? and i see this fate. splash of owner. nancy, you had to crawl into her shop that's located on broadway in grant in san francisco's chinatown. >> but that wasn't the only burglary that morning. surveillance video shows about 10 minutes later. someone else

walking in the shop and i went to check my office and it was also >> i see was. >> from empty cash registers to stolen tablets. that is impacting future sales. would apps like doordash and grub hub i can do and this is from i have to go all that happens with calm business of eu law says the break-in will cost at least $1600. she plans to pay out of pocket when >> law says she typically doesn't leave money out, but she was sick this week. i on saturday the boba tea shop had a steady stream of customers. >> eu law says at this time it's the best way to help. want people to come to china

to a very safe. >> and i want people come here to give us us. all this to >> and the owner of left, he filed a police report with sfpd and she also turned over the surveillance video to police as well in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. we're going with city police continue their search this morning to find the driver involved in a hit and run collision. >> that crash happened around 9.30 friday night at the intersection of veterans boulevard and maple street near the kaiser permanente hospital police closed the roadway for several hours as they investigated. we've reached out to police for an update on the victim's condition and we'll let you know as soon as we get an update from the department. another big story we're following this morning. former president donald trump is set to surrender on tuesday following his indictment in new york on thursday. we also expect to learn more about the specific charges the former president faces. robert sherman has the latest from new york.

>> all eyes are on manhattan 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. i don't think that. >> this story is accurate that taking said should never glory or pleasure. and what occurred here with the indictment of president trump, the attorney representing stormy daniels telling news nation's chris cuomo that daniels is only concern is the truth getting to the public. but it's still unclear what the former president is actually charged with since the indictment is under seal until tuesday. the associated press is reporting, however, that there's at least one felony charge. but everything that's come out from all of these from what we've known about the government's theory >> is incredibly frail. one of the former president's attorneys appearing on dan abrams live friday night, claiming the case against mister trump is week to get to this 0.12. the 23 grand jury

is hearing evidence from prosecutors had to vote in favor of an indictment believing there's probable cause a crime was committed. that is the lowest standard in the criminal justice system to go to trial. you have to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. judge andrew napolitano agrees that it doesn't take much to get an indictment, but that doesn't mean there isn't more behind the scenes. there are >> and news that he might have examined that might be in the in the indictment, which is why i've been questioning our republican friends to hold off on blasting him and blasting the indictment until they've read. that can happen until tuesday when the former president is scheduled to surrender in new york and which point the indictment will be unsealed, mister trump's mug shot and dna will be taken all while being closely guarded by the secret service or so whether the president >> wants to go in through the front door, the back door. if that can be safely accommodated it. well, and as he goes inside and moves

about, always be eyes on the former president. >> and that was robert sherman reporting for us. the nypd says that they are prepared for potential protests on tuesday when former president trump turns himself in to authorities. >> coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news here from supporters of the former president as they gather outside of his home at mar-a-lago. plus, tornadoes tear across multiple states in the span of just 24 hours, ripping through homes, leaving more than 2 dozen people dead. we have the latest on the devastation there and closer to home. if you're planning to take bart this weekend, you can expect some delays in the east bay. details after the break.

>> welcome back. if you but a bart this you can expect some significant delays as the transit agency works on repairs. this weekend is the first of 5 affecting bart service. and officials say that riders can expect 30 minute delays on regular yellow line service through orinda. a free buses will replace trains service between the rockbridge enter into stations during the closures we spoke to of artificial about why this work is so necessary. >> 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 take a good look at your screen there. these are the weekends when repairs are happening, more information on bar closures can be found on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> happening today, the closing celebration of in twine kicks off the popular led forest installation has lit up peacock meadow in golden gate park every winter since 2020. >> well, this year's closing event was pushed back because of all the rain that we weeks earlier. based on today's forecast, it looks like today's closing event will still continue. i believe it starts at 05:00pm with the live performances and refreshments. dave. >> okay. bundle up a little bit for that. temperatures will be a bit cooler than yesterday at that time. and also we have some winds working as well. we've got some sunshine with a few scattered clouds, kind of building a little bit late afternoon walking you through that forecast. a warning is.

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talk to your doctor or pharmacist about gardasil 9. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks so much for joining us. and this is a live look now outside at that golden gate bridge in the north bay from our sutro tower camera and it's just looking so pretty might be a good day to take the dog for a walk and enjoy just that beautiful weather. let's check in with dave now for more on our hey, stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. a

good day today. it looks like it will be, although a bit cooler than yesterday. watch out for some of those winds, a little chilly. so they want to. >> bundle up. just a touch here. at least as far as interference coming in off the pacific. doesn't look like rain is a real factor going on today of any sort. >> might have that isolated shower, perhaps is particularly by the afternoon. but there you have readings right now approaching the lower 70's for good chunk of the bay already. 49, meanwhile, to santa rosa future cast for its what i mention, nice clear skies. but then this will passing isolated little shower, even though that may even happen like that, these are just projections. but even if that would happen, you have drier upstairs and below the layer that that's going to happen in so it may not a great reach the ground, even if it does. we do see snows happening up in the mountains and that will be a factor going into tomorrow morning. still a few more inches to be added to that. 56 san francisco. 59 for open 61 for san jose. let's pop those winds up. here is the pop that i mentioned earlier. winds. well in the business of the 20's over a lot of the real estate late tonight, getting into tomorrow

morning morning. commuters will be fighting a northwesterly wind, most pronounced for the peninsula. san francisco and up to moran and sonoma. that's 09:00am. there are no statements have been issued if they happen to do what i suspect will be along the coast, it's less impactful in the east bay and the rest of the north bay up there to the south. not as much to santa cruz mountains. probably a pretty windy in point south of should mention around moderator going to really get the impact of those winds. so breaking it down. it's variable clouds when isolated little showers. this is a technicality and putting that in there. but basically sunshine with some scattered clouds early next week. again, mostly, sunny, cool.t's the y, back side of all this traffic and then the rest the week scattered clouds and warming gradually by the end of the week, we're pushing numbers at around 7. that means be on 70 today. high temperatures scratching in the lower 60's. just being compromise will get by those winds next couple of days. there's the change with those temperatures again, monday, windy tuesday. let's go back to mostly sunny. but i

have that 7 day forecast for you in a with those delicious 70's, stephanie, that thing. >> thank you so much, dave. well, history is being made in fremont's. the bay area's 4th largest city just named its first female fire chief. so rated diaz takes on the job later this month. and she joins us live now to talk about her plans for the role moving forward. thank you so much. the radar for being here with us this morning. thank you, stephanie, for having me. all right. so to start things off, big congratulations to you know, women only make up about 6% of fire chiefs in the entire country. how does it feel to be recogniand to make history in this way? >> i'm really excited about, you know, being given the opportunity to lead the organization of bin with fremont now for 2 years and i really focus on building relationships, working with organizations, the labor management. we he great relationship upper really making sure that my leadership style is transparent. consistent and inclusive. so i'm excited to be given this

opportunity. and i feel like it's something that we've earned together i've i have a lot of very talented members that work for the fire department it's a community committee led organization. so we have members from the firefighter rank up to the fire chiefs office were engaged in really trying identify innovative ways to provide service to the community. so and i'd love to hear about some of your plans for that innovation. but first, i love for people to just learn a bit more about you, like tell us a bit about yourself, how you got involved in the in the fire service. well, it's interesting. i am. i'm originally from new york born and and i lived in harlem. >> and i ended up going to college up in albany. i studied psychology for a bachelor's degree and have a master's degree in counseling and. >> at around my 30's, i decided to that. i wanted to live in the bay area. so i drove cross-country and eventually ended up here after a couple of stops in denver and la and i met someone the

first aids life cycle from san francisco to la who was also pursuing a career in the fire service through her. i met members of the oakland black firefighters association who kind of recruited me into the fire service and i very aggressively started to do what i needed to do in terms of getting cpr. emt certifications. it was the best decision that i could have made. i was 36 years old. when i started in the academy and iwate approximately 120 pounds. so i say that to say that anyone who has that desire to accomplish any goal in life, really, if you if you put your mind to it in and you're resilient and dedicated, you can accomplish that goal. and what was it about the fire service that appealed to you so much? you know, given your unique background, you were social workers. well. >> what was it about working with firefighters that really kind of sparked something inside of you that so that's a

great question. so, you as a social worker, most of what you do is work with i also played softball in and i really love the idea of being on a team and the camaraderie behind it. >> so when i went to my frnd's gduation, one of the thgs that th do is that put an exercise in place that allows you to all of the things that are being taught in the academy. so you have members from the organization throwing latter's rescuing people, all of the operations that you learn when i saw that i really saw that that wsomething that i can do as prior to that, i never thought because i've never seen women in the fine service. never thought that that was an option for me. but that exposure really, touched, moved and inspired me to focus in a career in the fire service in. so you, sir, for quite some time with oakland fire. first before you came to you walk us through some of the challenges that you might

have faced as you are climbing the ladder, if you will. >> so i think that the biggest challenge was getting to do a 6 month academy and i was fortunate enough to have my father. >> be there for me to support me there. during that process. he came from new york and stay with me during that time i had a group, a great group of classmates together, you know, we we were able to overcome some of those challenges physically, right. so physically and mentally, you're you're taught to be able to respond to any type of emergency. it takes a toll on you. so also being 36 years old. you know, although i was an when you're carrying that amount of equipment is starts to affect your body. so we have members in the academy get injured. but we continued right to to pursue that career. i would say that was probably my biggest challenge. the other challenge for me was that it was really important for me to have credibility. and so i wanted to work every position. and what that meant

was that i had to sacrifice time with by committing myself to studying my craft aside, promoted from firefighter to paramedic engineer lieutenant captain battalion chief. and then i left oakland as an assistant during the pandemic, i was promoted to assistant chief and that's shortly after about 10 months in started to pursue a deputy chief position in fremont. well, just so impressive like that, perseverance that you're describing there. >> and on i want to get into quick questions. if you're able to answer in just a very limited amount of time here. but just what advice do you have for people who are interested in entering the fire service, whether it's women, people of color who are looking at, they're interested. but there might be a little intimidated. so i would say that i had little to no experience knowing what the fire service was about. my background obviously was being a social worker. i think that anything that we do in life, it's up couple translating

over to what can be done in the fire service. because what we do is take care of the community. that's what we do. we serve. i would say that, you know, for me, i got together with a group of very motivated people who were also interested in pursuing a career in the fire service. and we did everything together. we prepare for the written exam. we went and visited stations. we've got to meet people. we practice for the oral interviews because there's significant number of steps to getting to the position of being offered a position. but if you're committed to that, you can get it done. i really am a true believer that, you know, if you change the way of thinking you can be very successful. all to diaz. this soon to be the first female fire chief of fremont fire. thank you so much for your time this morning. thank you. and for your service to the community. really appreciate it. thank you, man. all right. we'll be right back.

>> said we have until the 15th at the hero lot or so. okay for sure. not after the 15th. okay. so one to drop? yeah. >> we'll get them while you commercial dungeness crab season is getting cut short in california. you have about 2 weeks left to get local crab. the season is ending early on april 15th to protect humpback whales and sea turtles from getting tangled in crab traps.

the closure goes from the california mexico border up to the mendocino county line. and we spoke with some fisherman and half moon bay on how they feel about this early closure. >> that's tough for me this year we have no salmon fishery this year while we try to rebuild our stocks from the from the drought condition. we as the industry are hoping that the state is going to see that we're going to need help. >> the season was scheduled to run from november through june, but the department of fish and wildlife says the whales will be arriving off the coast of california in the coming weeks. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, major league baseball and the oakland police department now investigating an alleged battery at the coliseum thursday night involving a player for good

morning. and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast days far in the weather center with the very latest >> dave, it's looking like a sunny start to the day for many of us. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a beautiful one at that. you got that part right here is the east bay shoreline, blue skies and >> even with all that going on, temperatures will be more generous this morning will make up for a little bit in the afternoon as we >> actually fall back from yesterday's numbers due to some winds working their magic. they're already on shore, as you can see in the teens and will be a good stiff breeze going on times this afternoon. but it could become more pronounced overnight and your monday morning. that's

where we're watching as we get this process of this front to pass on the backside of everything will be some cold air filtering into this. so expect a little drop in temperatures going forward. but then gradually warming up through the remainder of the week. here is the progress thus far. it's mostly a 40 to 50 story on the board. 49 livermore. 49 also santa rosa. the exceptions. but everybody else is at least well. 46 also the stick out there. meanwhile, here's the breakdown for you today. we should see quite a bit of sunshine early on during the afternoon with our front will be some scattered clouds and that technically we're going make that mention of an isolated shower, but don't wait up for it. and then we look at the 7 day forecast. we see little warming trend to give you a nice flavor of spring. well, but more on that. plus, your 4 zone coming up in just a bit. stephanie day. thank you. >> a big story we're following major league baseball and the oakland police department are investigating an alleged battery at the coliseum thursday night. it happened after an opening day loss to the oakland a's los angeles angels. 3rd baseman anthony rendon could be seen multiple

cell phone videos confronting an a's fan. it is unclear, though, if the fan antagonize the player in any way. the 2 teams play again on saturday for the first time since the incident from four's. philippe djegal has the latest from the coliseum. >> anthony rendon was back in the los angeles angels starting lineup saturday against the oakland athletics. before the game. the 3rd baseman briefly spoke with reporters about an incident he was involved in on opening day thursday. repeatedly declined to go into details the ongoing investigation. so fortunately, i can time it >> see ongoing investigation, leaguer you know, they so they just said ongoing investigations. i can't comment was the climate right now with fans. all >> during saturday's game was roundly booed at the coliseum on thursday. at least 2 people captured the incident on camera and one caught the encounter close-up rendon can be heard, accusing a man who

appears to be in a of yelling a derogatory word. the infielder it happened at the guard rails near the angels dugout rendon. he grabbing to first at court hearing to take a at. >> but did not connect talk about right >> play major league baseball says it's aware of the video and is investigating the matter. the oakland police department says it is also investigating the alleged battery. adding though that at this time no victim has come forward. the a's and angels organization declined to comment. >> in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron on down. >> the contra costa county public works department will be working on san pablo dam road between bear creek road and the entrance to san pablo reservoir boat launch drivers should expect delays in the area. the work starts monday at 09:00am. if you plan to take i-680, through fairfield, you can also expect some

delays there. one of the 2 traffic lanes will be closed starting monday at 05:00pm to 05:00am every night this week. this is on the southbound side near the gold hill road exit crews are working on storm damage from the last week. they're all work is scheduled to be done by next saturday. and promoting diversity in medicine. that's what happened saturday as students across northern california met with kaiser doctors to learn more about careers in healthcare. the summit part of the black men in white coats initiative connected participants with potential mentors and expose them to opportunities in the medical field. activities included cpr and suture in demonstrations and workshops with doctors who shared their own life experiences. >> specifically, my goal was just to be here so that these you can see doctors who look like them. i hope to get many of my colleagues out here. we want to talk to these kids. we want to connect with them. we want to stay in touch with them. my long-term goal is that when we look at decisions

across america that it would near the demographics of the communities we serve. and my long-term goal is that doing this, we will really means health equity. >> more than 300 students attended saturday's eu summit. and another big story we continue to follow this morning in just 2 days. former president donald trump is expected to surrender to authorities following his indictment in new york. and there is growing support for the former president outside of his mar-a-lago home in florida. brittany mueller brings us that reaction. >> he already is 10 steps ahead of the new york prosecutor. 10 steps ahead. >> terry williams of north palm beach says the support outside trump's home in mar-a-lago has increased. this is going to believe it or not. >> this is going to make. >> more trump supporters that want trump supporters throughout the day along southern boulevard bridge a small group of supporters chanting honking and waving

flags. my question is why why? and i and i answer myself by saying >> what else is going on? this is just distraction for all the other things that going on. trump is expected to turn himself in on tuesday for his arraignment in new york. this after the news broke that the former president was indicted by a grand jury on thursday following an investigation into alleged hush money payments. i may be seen 10 cars that were. >> that were anti-trump that were saying block him up while we haven't seen anyone protesting against trump at mar-a-lago on saturday. >> democratic state representative anna eskamani says no one is above the law. i trust the justice process i think it's really it's not it's disingenuous to say this which i. >> within 24 hours after the indictment, trump's campaign says it raised 4 million dollars if trump heads up to new york to be arraigned and to be to the boat and everything like that secures the nomination for donald trump for president in 2024. >> and that was brittany

mueller reporting for us this morning. at least 26 people are dead with dozens more injured after tornadoes and dangerous storms tore through the south and midwest. more than 50 tornadoes were reported across multiple states in the span of 24 hours. our reporter john fenoglio has the latest. >> a stunning destruction across the south and dozens of tornadoes and powerful thunderstorms tearing through towns and cities across illinois, iowa, indiana, mississippi, tennessee and arkansas. much of the damage in little rock. where a massive ef 3 tornado with wind speeds of 165 miles per hour leveled entire neighborhoods and shredded commercial buildings the way we do. the tornado was coming. la's best worley joann mcfadden was at a nail salon when the twister struck once a run to the bet. >> and these 2 ladies here. ran to the together pray for

arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders declaring a state of emergency and activating the national guard. i also spoke with the fema director >> criswell a earlier this evening and have already requested federal assistance in belvidere, illinois, about 70 miles northwest of chicago. at least one person was killed and 28 others injured when a tornado collapsed. the roof of the apollo theater. >> the track someone out from the rubble. really what to hundreds of thousands without power across multiple states in crawford, illinois, 3 dead and 8 injured after a tornado splintered homes and up into trees. >> a similar scene in sullivan, indiana. >> i tornado siren go off and then all side debris. just our flight. >> where 3 people were also killed and hundreds of homes were destroyed after tornadoes touched down. and in wynne, arkansas twisters claimed 4

lives and left a trail of destruction. all this as the national weather service is forecasting another round of intense storms next week. >> know reporting for us this morning, it was just last week when a tornado killed at least 21 people in mississippi. president biden was there friday to pledge federal disaster aid. well, the battle of the future in the u.s. is the subject of much debate in the nation's capital with even the president saying he would consider a ban. joe khalil has the latest from washington. >> as momentum grows in congress to ban tiktok a small but influential group of lawmakers is now speaking up against the ban asking one basic question why tiktok? >> it would basically be a limitless authority for the president to ban speech. >> senator rand paul says a ban on tiktok amounts to censorship the violation of americans first amendment. he also argued the way tiktok collects american users data

is no different from what facebook or other platforms to and someone who doesn't often agree with senator rand paul in this case shared his same view. >> everyone, this is o c alexandria, ocasio cortez. and this is my first tiktok. >> the progressive congresswoman took to tiktok to oppose the ban. she says the real problem is data collection in general. >> and says banning tiktok doesn't solve it. that doesn't really address the core of the issue, which is the fact that major social media companies are allowed to collect of deeply personal data about you that you don't know about. >> but at least for now, it appears a majority of congress supports a ban. congresswoman abigail spanberger, once a cia intel officer tells newsnation tiktok is different from other social media platforms. tiktok poses a very unique threat in that its parent company bytedance.

>> directly links owned by communicates directly with the chinese communist party. >> spanberger says perhaps a bigger threat than data collection. the chinese government controls what american users see in their feats. she says that could be used as a propaganda tool to spread misleading or miss information. the ability to feed information to them based on what is put. >> i'm kind of in their viewing real. that is potentially very, very potent. >> and very, very powerful. >> and that was joe khalil reporting for us this morning. the bill that's gotten the most support so far as one that would grant president biden the authority to ban tiktok ultimately the president himself rather than congress would then have to bear the political consequences of that decision. we'll see what happens coming up on the kron. 4 morning news ai technology makes its way into the beauty industry. >> i show you a robot that i tested claims to do a man, a cure for women and men who are interested in the service in

just 10 minutes. >> and it's day 3 of liv golf and the players aren't the only ones taking home. some sweet souvenirs. details in a live report coming up from orlando. >> it's taken us. we've got a sweet forecast coming our way to now. temperatures a little bit off where they were from yesterday and some scattered clouds. windy conditions, though, building tonight,

>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. and we

are taking a live look now at sfo or we could see, you know, just some clouds kind of drifting the airport there. but overall, it just seems like such a pretty day, a nice day for maybe a short trip somewhere day. >> that is good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. only addendum to this is not as warm as yesterday. plus, we've got some winds to look out for 2 setting up to tahoe areas. a little shot here castle peak and notice the roads. we don't see any new fresh white snow hitting at all, though forecast hasn't. we can see some snow is already happening there. there's snow dress on either side. so lots of material there to deal with the next couple days. if you are. by some chance going up there in coming back tonight. you'll still do with a little bit the way of some weather. and there's a winter weather advisory that has been posted. but this is going to be gone by 08:00am tomorrow. so just a little in the way some weather to deal with, not nothing like we do with other previous weekends with bigger stormy action, a little drop in temperatures will have tomorrow. notice this. it's following suit with the bay

area program of a minor warm-up graduate will be to the end of the weakened quite a bit of sunshine. it looks like for the week ahead, too. but we'll look at the melting pattern going on. those still a lot of 50's on the big board here. 49 livermore exception 40 some of 49 for santa rosa. but everybody else, even half moon bay coming in about 52. so scattered clouds. just to make that note. we see a couple spots is try to appear upon here on projections of radar. but there is drier above and below it. so don't expect too much from that. if you actually get a little sprinkle on top of you, you kind of won the lottery a little bit in terms of getting something winds are more pronounced with this. this is all the ways monday morning. so it's getting pretty breezy by this afternoon till a little windy in spots at night. no wind advisory has been posted with this. here's how we go there. you see the coverage area out of the northwest and we're through traffic over the week ahead. so if the early part of the week we get this front, that's why get some colder weather on balance. it looks like everything stays pretty much to the north. as we look for a little bit of a warming phase

to finish off the week. i want to zip through 4 zone forecast. real quick, slight reduction of our temperatures that we're looking at here. middle 50's along the coast to lower 50's. meanwhile, heading down south here, 58 foster city, the south bay only lower 60's, not the mid 60's like we enjoyed yesterday. 59 for livermore about 60 going on for walnut creek. well, i hope coming at about 57 and santa rosa will do about 60's. so tomorrow, probably a little cooler than in the recovery. here it is mixed bag of sun and clouds watch out for the winds for tomorrow. but look at that sweet, warm up there approaching mid 70's next weekend, stephanie and ice to see the heat so much. dave. >> the 3rd and final round of live orlando tees off this morning. and since there are no cuts at l i r at live events, all the players leave with a paycheck and it turns out the fana are also getting something special. andrew martin joins us live now to talk souvenirs. andrew. >> stephanie, the fans are here. they are on the course.

we're 30 minutes away. less than that, actually until the shotgun start in the 3rd and final event of live orlando. as you can see behind me again, tons of colors out here. lots of fans, beautiful skies. brooks keopka right now and team smash are leading both individually and in the team standings. now the team standings are a huge part of live as people are kind of figuring out what liv golf is, right. you got music that you can probably hear in the background playing that place throughout the course of the round. they played 54 holes instead of 72. but the team concept you see fans wearing team gear, fans are literally buying tons of live merchandise, son. it's all about the range. goats is what we've been told. that's bubba watson's team. it's the pink and the white. now we've been told that there are probably between 6 7,000 fans on the course each day here for a live event. and these fans, they're really dressed head to toe in these team colors.

>> a lot of extra projects for the teams. the teams have. we got involved and help pushing a brandon on the sea. that range as well. i'm so we've now the battle to see the photos. we now have the goodies. team colors are doing all strong and all these goodies you to the temperature the time outs. >> again, we're less than 30 minutes away from final round coverage. you can watch it right here on kron 4 brooks keopka is the leader. but as i said, it might be that bubba watson is the most popular released his range coach team range goats team. it's hard to say that 5 times fast might be the most popular out here. stephanie, back to you. all right, andrew, nice job covering the games out there. looks like it's going to be great weather for the rest of the day as well. thank you so much. >> and you can watch it live golf this morning right here on kron. 4 coverage starts today at 11:00am. artificial intelligence continues to change the way we think about traditional jobs in day-to-day tasks starting this month, you can now get your nails painted by a robot in san francisco.

it's the first of its kind in the city and that with the start of founders behind the service and they're promising a quality manicure in just 10 minutes. >> could be the future of the nail industry? this robot is fully autonomous. it does nail painting and polish removal. aaron feldstein is the cto of the san francisco start-up clockwork. he built the software powering this ai robot to paint his human fingernails. worst, always keeping in mind that this should be an express service. so we don't want to get to the point where you're spending as much time here as you would have spent the the salon. this is the company's first robot in san francisco promising to paint 10 nails in 10 minutes for just 10 bucks internally. the robot has to 3 d cameras and we use those to generate a sort of 3 d image of your now than we use ai to determine what in that image is actually male versus can i set down to give the service a spin

following the labeled steps? we like to have a good diversity of the sort of evergreen colors, the things that people >> always want. the colors come in small cartridges. you insert into the machine to >> you can either touch the screen or tell the machine your ready to begin ready. the application wasn't perfect. the first go-around got a little bit of a whole >> this is not uncommon for first timers. fortunately, nail polish remover was right at my fingertips. >> a separate robot helps with the cleanup sick man in on to take to. you have to hold pretty still. but the machine will color inside the lines. the painting process for both hands taking just about 15 minutes. if everything goes well, you can go through the full service and nobody from a clockwork actually has to know. don't expect the pampering you'd find at a traditional salon. the robot will clean or shape your nails, but you can find tools to do it yourself next to the machines. something that we

think is very important is ai safety. they eyes only really responsible for what is here now. >> after that, we go to more traditional algorithms for actually deciding how we're going to paint it. and that way, if the ai makes a mistake, you might paint that skin. but that's the worst that could happen. if you're a busy person on the go and looking for a quick splash of color. >> this could be the way to get the job done. >> all right. well, the company plans to expand its service to airports and workspaces in san francisco in the coming months and i'm told that they're not stopping at just nails clockwork. hopes to develop robots that can even be hairstylists one day. so we'll see what i does appear to in our future for sure. >> we'll be right back.

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welcome back now to bay area baseball today. the giants go for the series victory against the new york yankees. the giants beat the yankees on saturday and it was brandon crawford, who was one of the heroes in the 4th inning. crawford launches his first home run of the season that gave the giants the lead. then in the 9th inning with the giants up 5 to proper. >> comes through again with an rbi single to extend san francisco's leave. the yankees would give the giants a scare and the bottom half of the inning. but the giants would hold on to to their to their lead by a final of 75. the 2 teams play again later this

mornin firstch 10. 35 yankee stadium replace. meanwhile, a gooday the they were taking on the los angeles angels at the coliseum. the angels offense exploded for 11 rounds around around 11 runs and be held is lost 13 to one is right. clinton still pick up th series victory with a win this afternoon. >> first pitch is set for 107, at the palace is gone. >> happening today, another big game for the golden state warriors as they look to improve their playoff position. warriors have just 4 games left in the regular season tonight. they will be in denver. taking on the golden state is now in 5th place in the western conference. the warriors are trying to stay in the top 6 to avoid the play-in tournament at the end of the season. tip-off for tonight's game set for 5.30, sports blocking gave us their stuff. and how about that or richard? our executive

he's feeling here is also in own her too. >> to be announced. >> here's a look at the 7 day forecast for you were watching when stephanie on the steel here this afternoon to get kind of the say it's a nuisance when but a good good breeze going on here. that's going to feel cooler, too, because temperatures are actually beal touch cooler as well. so on the jacket for your activities and whatever and the shades because quite lot of sunshine. sunshine looks good for money to a lot of sunshine as well. then the passage f the front. yeah, it's and then back to next week, it looks like temperatures gradually climb each day. how about this? find the a flavor of spring. alright, planning and all that coming up. i can sense it friday saturday. we're poking into the 70's. it looks like. >> only thing is it will be some melting up in tahoe. so rivers going to get to >> an additional so that's a look out some great information there to thank you so much. and that's it for us here at the weekend news. i'm stephanie lin from all of us here on the team. thank you so much for joining us every weekend and we'll see you back here next week. mz

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