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april 8 and we've got a lot of news for you today. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr the morning day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and were battling considerable amount of clouds going on here today, first like there's a shot of the golden gate bridge in kind of a. >> a layer of stratus going on here, right on top of us will see some late day clearing out of this. don't expect a whole lot that we're going make up for easter sunday. looks like pretty nice there with a nice bump in temperatures. we're at a 2, but here's the shot again, golden gate bridge. kind of like a just a layer of that cloud cover which will thicken in thin throughout the day. a little bit. we'll pricey some late day clearing. but still, this is got to play its way out later on this morning into the early afternoon. 47 at this hour for any off. 49, meanwhile, up to santa rosa. you don't see the 30's going on. here is pretty much upper 40's near about 50's. we get across much of the mid bay in 52 for san jose. it quick contrast from couple about just 24 hours ago trailing a few will make up for the little bit by the afternoon. a little bit of a

breeze working here, but not too much of one really for the 48 hour time period there. you can see in the early afternoon breaking up the clouds a little bit for some better sunshine. but a nice bump on your easter sunday. looks like in a pretty pleasant week. coming up ahead, we'll have more details on that in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the cycling community is mourning the death of easton usa, cycling champion and national record holder. his family says boys was hit by a car this week in san francisco's presidio neighborhood. kron four's gayle ong has more on that. >> ago, spike and flowers have been placed at the site of the crash were even boys was killed on tuesday. a sign above the bike memorial reads a drunk driver killed our friend. according to u.s. park police boys was riding his bike when he was hit by a car around 04:00pm tuesday on washington and argo. boulevard in the presidio, one witness posted on nextdoor that she saw a speeding car heading orth careened into the opposite lane and hit a cyclist boys and the driver were taken to the hospital.

the driver suffered minor injuries. us park. police did not say if drugs or alcohol were involved, kind of shocked to see who is right here. johnny gravel paused at the memorial. he takes this route daily in the presidio. people just got to be careful >> drivers, especially he's got to have extra caution. the cycling community is remembering boys a world champion in his sport. a statement to kron 4 from usa. cycling reads in part, quote. >> beyond eaton's athletic achievements. he was an upstanding member of the american track. cycling community. his loss will be felt at local regional national and world events for years as he brought a mixture of competition and friendliness to every race. our thoughts are with his family and loved ones. voices. family also sent us a statement writing in part those who had the joy of knowing or had even met him in passing know that he was widely generous of spirit and heart charismatic quietly. funny, thoughtful, smart, and gracious. he was also an apologetic and passionate about the things he loved

most. cycling as bicycle coalition, an advocacy and education group has been calling on the city to do more to protect cyclists. executive director jonelle long says her group wants to honor boys the spirit by following through with their mission. one of the ways that we will continue to press on the city is too >> make sure that they continuing thwir commitment to the jean 0 and ending intervals of any traffic fatalities or serious injuries on our streets and that we want to make sure that we can create and put in infrastructure that makes that possible. the city's vision 0 initiative seeks to eliminate all traffic related deaths in the city. >> but where the crash happened is on federal land. we reached out to presidio trust that manages the streets in the park. the agency calling the accident heartbreaking, adding, quote, the presidio trust has worked diligently to improve safety and expand routes for cyclists and pedestrians. in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news.

>> and we now have the 9-1-1, audio and surveillance video capturing the final moments of tech executive bob dudley. he was stabbed to death outside of a luxury apartment building near the bay bridge and a warning that some viewers may find this next video. hard to watch. >> now screaming, help at me. >> the cash app founder had called 9-1-1 just a moment earlier. and in this exclusive video first obtained by daily mail dot com lee is seeing still clutching his cell phone when he collapses. this is in front of the port side apartment building at 400 main street. the video was captured at 02:36am. he's eventually able to get up the collapses again. just seconds later. >> it is breathing out. he is out tonight on the street. >> but area near the bay bridge is covered by many cameras. but police are not saying yet whether any of those cameras caught the actual attack. we spoke with san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins earlier this week, as she

said, her office stands ready to prosecute if and when there's an arrest. police say it's too early to know whether this attack was targeted or random. well, the san jose police officers association has fired says it has fired its executive director joanne segovia federal prosecutors charged her last month with attempting to traffic fentanyl as part of a larger scheme to smuggle synthetic opioids into the u.s. kron four's. dan kerman takes a look at what's ahead. >> after 20 years on the job, joanne segovia is out as executive director of the san jose police officers association. >> we have terminated miss ago. the u.s. employment with police officers association. >> the firing follows phase one of the p always internal investigation which was launched after federal prosecutors charged to go via with attempting to unlawfully import fentanyl. the poe says they knew nothing about what's ago via was doing. phase 2 of the peel oys internal inquiry

will involve bringing in an independent outside investigator to answer a key question. could there have been something in place? >> that would have identified this type of behavior sooner. and we really want to take a look at that. so df there is something. that could have been in place we want to implemented. we want to implement immediately. federal prosecutors say via seen here leaving federal court last month used computers both at work and home for more than 7 years to order thousands of opioids and other pills and head. 61 shipments enter her home as part of a larger scheme to bring synthetic opioids into the u.s. and distribute them. the peel ways president says they've been cooperating and in constant contact with federal authorities as of late this morning. we've been assured that this investigate investigation involves one person and one person only those one officers. no, the

civilian staff. one person at this point joins to go via remains a free woman. she didn't have to post bond following her first federal court appearance last month. she's due back in federal court on april 28th. in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news heated moments involving an activist against transgender athletes caught on cell phone video at san francisco state. that story coming up. plus, why the future of the most commonly used method of abortion in the u.s. is now uncertain. and the new federal battle. and after the break, all the rain we've been getting will help out our wallet. turns out it will help on our wall at how the record-setting snowpack in the sierra is expected to result in cheaper water bills. and as we head to the break for the weekend, the annual cherry blossom festival kicks off this weekend in san francisco. it starts at the japantown peace plaza at 10 this morning. more than 220,000 people attend this event every

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getting some sun going on there. >> that's not going to last too long. so don't get too used to it. that's coming in tomorrow. satellite picture. yeah. the interference of some cloud cover that's getting in here to the afternoon. but by the late afternoon, we should start to see that break up and oh, yes, we'll see a little bit of sunshine as we go into tonight. and then after that. we'll see a much better sunday as well. quick check of the current winds kind of, you know, variable is what they are single digits. nothing too major going on right now. pretty much single-digit side looked ahead to the 48 hour time period, winds and seem to be pretty contained over the about the next 14 hours. we got some upper 40's up there to the north bay, 50 san francisco, 50 for livermore. 52 meanwhile for san jose not going to do too much better than this for highs today were little bit muted because of all that cloud cover but make up for tomorrow. so let's walk through it in future cast for you. see some late day clearing trying to happen here a little bit. and then overnight once was the son singing, check out the stars and all but sunday looks pretty good for easter sunday, except this little interference here. looks like some fog going at it.

advection fog in the san francisco bay area never heard of such a thing anyway. that does clear out into the afternoon sunshine, free easter sunday and then into monday, looks like it's more of the same fog starting to extend as you can see off towards the delta little bit. still yielding to a mostly sunny monday. so considerable clouds for your saturday, mild, some upper 60's going on well inland now. but by tomorrow, we're going to be hopping well into the upper 60's. that should be upper 50's. excuse me, mostly sunny and nice for your easter sunday. next week. warm start, but we do cool off as we approach the midweek. so a few clouds on tuesday and thursday, do some traffic coming our way. this looks to be dry now, but it will probably continue to cool us in bring some scattered clouds again, timing seems to be tuesday and thursday going till tuesday, one as we drop back down to those colder numbers. so we're going to pop sunday and monday but returned. 59 san francisco, 62 oakland, 67. meanwhile for san jose and there you see the numbers on the big board coming up in a bit. of course, we'll take a look at the

longer range forecast. see some of those fronts dropping south and your 7 day forecast, 70. >> all right, dave, thank you for that for your money this morning. thanks to the recent wet weather, hydroelectric plants will be able to generate more power and that could help with your water bill kron four's terisa stasio has more on that. >> when the sierra snowpack starts to mount, it will be a windfall for hydroelectric plants in california. and that may bring some very good news for your bill. >> so what's a benefits there? because powers clean its renewable and it's also very cost effective and any savings we get this year will be passed on to customers. although the numbers have been crunched yet to indicate how much your power bill could be affected. >> marino says of the ability to generate more clean energy and pg e's 67 powerhouses is a win for everyone. >> additional snow pack means we're not always going to plenty of hydro-power to operate during the summer peak periods. it also means the

water is likely the last much longer in the summer and even into the fall. >> we use hydro-power sales to you know, rates, right? so it helps us keep our rates more stable. andrea polk is with the east bay municipal utility district. the district has a large hydro power plant. a party reservoir and 2001 50,000 megawatts per hour were generated this year. the plant is slated to crank out 205,000 megawatts per hour. that is a 310% increase. already the abundance of water. this winter has knocked off a drought surcharge on rate pairs bills and the excessive water use penalty is projected to be suspended next month financially. east bay mud is a not-for-profit organization. we don't make money. any money that we get from rate payers goes directly right back into the system. so our job is to balance all of it. still going

to develop our numbers for high we do another snow survey in may. >> and at that time will crunch the numbers and provide our projected higher output for the year. >> polk and marino. and although many factors go into calculating a bill, the bonus of a massive winter has far-reaching benefits, including helping the bottom line for ratepayers across the board. theresa kron, 4 news. >> well, meantime, in alameda, east bay mud is installing a new massive water pipeline. engineers say will withstand the next big earthquake. the new pipe is 32 inches in diameter and will be installed through a bore hole drilled under the oakland inner harbor. this phase of the project is expected to be wrapped up by this weekend, but by the end of the year will be connected to existing water networks across the estuary. the new pipeline replaces one. that's 80 years old. >> there is no storage. know what the story is on the

island. without any doubt. all alameda's water comes over from reservoirs that in oakland and berkeley. and so this is significant the party exists in pipelines which are vulnerable, too to during way, if they want to fill out of me that without the water. >> the existing pipe will remain underground. east bay mud hopes to turn it into a line for recycled water. and in the north, a cruise in the nation are now testing the quality of water said through the bypass line. the original water line was damaged when a hillside near i 6.80, collapse last week. you can see the damage there prompting the city to declare an at a local emergency on friday the city announced staff members are assessing the structural integrity of the newly built pipes. all that could take about a week. meantime, the city is tapping into a secondary source of water from nearby lake herman. but that water could look and taste earthy. all residents, businesses, schools and hotels are asked to reduce their water usage by 40%. in the

meantime, and a warning for giants fans. if you're planning to go to this weekend's games at oracle park, caltrain will suspend service between the belmont and menlo park stations this saturday and sunday crews are working on a lab and an electorate excuse me, electrification project. it will be a limited bus bridge. but caltrain is advising giants fans to find other transit options. the closures will not affect weekday service. and water district is asking people in novato to keep their sprinklers and irrigation systems turned off the company shut off a section of a pipeline due to a landslide near all and poly state park to make damage assessments. these are pictures you're looking at now of the landslide on redwood boulevard. this happened last month. and this is the same landslide that exposed pg any gas lines. the water district says it hopes to finish its testing by next friday. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, another brutal attack unfold on san francisco streets. >> the victim, a former city >> the victim, a former city fire commissioner, how famil

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access to a commonly used abortion pill is in limbo this morning. >> on friday, a federal judge in texas suspended the fda's approval of mifepristone. but shortly after a federal judge in washington state ruled in a separate case that the drug is safe and effective. well, the federal government now has 7 days to appeal. the texas ruling if a priest own as one of the 2 drugs commonly used

for medication abortions. it was first cleared for use in the u.s. in 2000. california's attorney general rob bonta also issued a statement that reads in part, quote, for more than 20 years, mifepristone has been a lifeline for people in need of critical and sometimes lifesaving care access to this medication has empowered pregnant women to make the choices they want for their body, their health and their future. today we see another radical court attempt to strip away that power from millions of americans. time it turns out california is not done with walgreens. after all, governor gavin newsom tried to cut ties with walgreens last month after the company announced it would not dispense the abortion pill mifepristone in states where it is illegal to do so. but it turns out under federal law, california is legally bound to do business with the pharmacy chain because of the state's medicaid program. in fact, last year, medicaid paid walgreens more than one and a half billion dollars and the

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more time here, less time there. >> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news that start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest. david here, we can expect some sunshine. >> stephanie. good morning, everybody of for today. it's going to be little harder to get to maybe this afternoon. we'll see some rays of sun try to work in here a little bit. but the gloves are off, if you will sure take the gloves off. then we warm up nicely. looks like into the afternoon, particularly here's the shot that we have the east bay shoreline. you can see kind of overcast. looks like a little bit. that will break up a little bit as we approach noon. but for today, it seems like quite a bit of cloud cover. you can expect it will help keep temperatures down there is that that the cloud cover upstream fairly dry. all but afterwards, that's will start to clear up in earnest. we're looking at 48 at this hour. napa. 49 for santa rosa.

we have some 50's poking out here and there. 52 going on for san jose at the ballpark today as the giants to battle against the royals. 105, game time with temps mid 50's. now tomorrow that will be improved. more sunshine. little bit warmer temperatures. maybe not so windy going on that southwest. 10 to 15 miles per hour winds so button up like it's almost a football game kind of weather. so mostly cloudy through the midday or so early afternoon starts to break up. some of that cloud cover and what some sun show. again, we're looking for a better opportunity tomorrow for sun on early next week. i'll have that longer range forecast for you in a bit. stephanie. >> all right. thank you. a former san francisco fire commissioner is recovering in the hospital this morning after he was brutally attacked in the marina district wednesday night as kron four's rob nesbitt learned police have arrested a suspect. >> the friends of the former san francisco fire commissioner. tell me his attack is a reflection of violence in the city. they also live in the marina and say they were surprised to hear about an attack, but they

were surprised that someone was able to take down their friend, according to police, don carman yanni was attacked here around 07:20pm, wednesday on magnolia street in san francisco, larry buck lives in this neighborhood and his friends with carmen yanni. >> pictured here, second from the right with friends at a giants game. buck says carmen yianni's parents live on magnolia street and that the 53 year-old was there because of a homeless man acting reckless outside the front door. his mom was terrified to leave her house >> dawn came >> to assist and he was attacked and beaten within an inch of his life. >> police say his attacker used a metal pipe and that officers on scene were able to track down the person responsible. 24 year-old garrett doggie. he was arrested and booked at the san francisco county jail on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and battery causing serious bodily injury. carmen johnny's family told kron 4 that he's recovering after a surgery to remove a piece of his skull. 50 stitches on his face and a broken jaw. former member of

the san francisco police commission, joe alioto veran az visited his friend in the hospital friday morning. if this kind of thing can happen to dawn, then we're all vulnerable like nobody is safe. this is a big, strong man who i think we'd be talking about a homicide today. if he wasn't begin strong the way he is. do barren az work with the city's police department for 3 years and was an investigator with the da's office for 5 years. he lives 3 blocks from where the attack happened and as watch crime increase in the marina over time say police don't have the tools to prevent crime and the unhoused don't get the help. they need their patterns here that these police officers should be following up on. but they're not because they don't have those resources. and and what happens is that this insanity rises to the level of criminal acts. charges have already been filed in this case. but ali, ovarian az says the da should also charged. audi with attempted homicide. >> reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and a former nfl player who spent time on both the niners

and the raiders will spend the next 12 months in jail. pass rusher aldon smith rear ended a work truck at around one 30 in the afternoon on i-280, in redwood city. it happened in december 2021, but the san mateo district attorney now says smith asked the driver of the truck if he was ok before offer $1000 for a ride home instead of calling police. the driver declined in called officers. instead, the da's office says smith's blood alcohol level was more than 3 times the legal limit. the da also says smith had marijuana in his pockets at the time and empty bottles of rum and vodka in his pickup truck. this was not the first time smith had a run-in with the law. police arrested him several other times for driving under the influence and for domestic violence. back in 2018. and that's another big story we're following out of san francisco state this morning. cell phone video shows some heated moments. >> after a speech by former college swimmer riley gaines who has been speaking at colleges nationwide about

keeping trans women out of women's sports kron four's dan storm reports. >> former college swimmer riley gaines being chased away and shouted at by trans activists after an event at san francisco state university. gaines was on campus to deliver a speech about keeping trans women out of women's sports. gaines claims she was mobbed and physically assaulted. in a statement sent to kron 4 news. gaines says the pendulum has swung too far. we shouldn't be put in danger because we want our sports to be safe and fair. videos shared by student run paper golden gate express do not appear to show games being hit. the university's police department says an investigation is underway, but there were no arrests related to the event. gains has been a vocal critic of trans women being included in women's sports following a 5th place tie with transgender swimmer

lia thomas at last year's ncaa swimming and diving championships. i do think that an all out ban on trans people from being able to participate in sports is unfair and violates title 9. >> you know, i think our community is entitled to those same protections should not b discriminated against chair of the san francisco democrats and trans activist honey mahogany says the climate right now is dangerous for trans people. she's on board with an exchange of ideas, especially on college campuses, but also says people like gains are distracting from the real issues. it does seem like many of these voices are taking conflict you know, seeking to have their message heard in places where they feel like there will be a lot of protest after being held in a room for some time games was eventually escorted off of campus by police just before midnight. james's agent eli grammer is calling for any student who was violent to be

expelled and prosecuted. reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 >> kron 4 reached out to san francisco states. and trans resource center for their thoughts on thursday night's protest. and as of this broadcast, they have not responded. this comes as the biden administration is proposing a federal rule change on transgender sports participation in public schools. this rule would prevent schools and universities from enacting bans on transgender athletes. if the rule goes into place, it would wipe out the bans passed in recent months in 20 states. the proposal would, however, give schools the ability to reject trans athletes on a case-by-case pasis. well, happening today in san francisco, multiple organizations are participating in a march and rally to protest recent anti-drag and anti-trans legislation throughout the country. this event starts at 11 this morning with a rally at city hall followed by a march to union square. the

event is free and open to all ages. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. what's next for the warriors after last night's to win against the case? >> and salmon season officially over how the drought led to this moment and the impact on bay area. fishermen. as we head to the break for your weekend, it is time for one. the creeks 10th annual easter egg hunt starts at 09:00am. the address right there on your screen. you can also find face painting a photo booth, crafts and more. plus the easter bunny will be popping by to see anyone comes man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. popping by to see anyone comes the event i that's why i take osteo bi-flex every day. it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days,

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cruise cars are being recalled after. >> one of those vehicles, rear ended a muni bus in late march. you can see that there. cruz says the robotaxi picture here did not properly predict tell the bus would move as it pulled out of a bus stop on haight street. no one was hurt and crew says no other crashes have happened as a result of the software problem. the company has been under a lot of scrutiny during its san francisco run last year. a car drove away from a police officer during a traffic stop as we just saw and several crews, cars even got tangled in downed muni wires during a recent storm. and with more drivers hitting the road in electric cars, plug-in stations have popped up across the u.s., but some experts say that network could be

vulnerable to hacking this year. the biden administration committed 7.5 billion dollars to install 500,000 electric vehicle chargers experts say more does need to be done to prevent hackers from potentially stealing personal data or causing chaos on a larger scale by impacting the electric grid. >> i think there's 2 ways. one is you can be affected on. you're on a personal basis by having a credit card information stolen. there is a physical card reader. same rules apply as a gas station be charged or just check it to make sure that hasn't been tampered with. the second is if the grid is attacked or if charter network is attacked. >> while both the u.s. and uk are heavily invested in ev cars. experts say that right now the uk is leading in regulating the security of the chargers. >> why cloud cover going on for your saturday? a little bit colder than we're going to experience tomorrow and into monday. and 70's coming back again. lots of sunshine. give you a real for a flavor of

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>> welcome back. 7.44. this morning and for your money, the commercial salmon efficiency fishing season is officially over. and that's tough news for people who depend on the fishing season for a source of income. but as kron four's, charles clifford explains, help could be on the o way. >> well, the closure of salmon fishing season will be a big blow to the thousands of

people who rely on 7 fishing for a living here in san francisco on friday, some of california's elected officials promised to do what they can to help affected immediately. all recreational and commercial salmon fishing along the california oregon coast has been canceled. the pacific fishery management council which oversees west coast fisheries says the population of chinook salmon has plummeted to the lowest levels in more than a decade. >> the news is a big blow to the people who rely on salmon fishing for a living. normally the first week of april appear 45 is really bustling. know. recreational season should be open. we should be getting the first reports from the charter boats and instead we have a complete closure. there's a lot of fear and panic all up and down the coast. >> with families trying to figure out how they're going to pay the bills this year because there's no salmon. we've got tens of thousands of people in california that rely on salmon to make a living. >> at a press conference in san francisco on friday, the region's congressional delegation said they would be pushing to have a federal fishing disaster declared in order to provide relief money

to those impacted. they are also promising to do it as quickly as possible. now in years past. >> some of you know that it is sometimes taken a long time to get that disaster relief to the people who need it. in some cases, it's taken 2 years or more. that's not going to work right now. but we want to be done faster and that is our mission and our promise to you here on thursday, governor gavin newsom also submitted a request for a federal fishery disaster. >> the current closure of salmon fishing season is expected to continue through at least spring of next year. possibly longer. it is estimated that the closing of salmon fishing season will result in more than a billion dollars of losses for the state of california. >> but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right. let's get a quick check of your weather this morning. let's take a look sfo. this is a live look. you can see a number airplanes just sitting there waiting to take off this morning. it.

let's check in with dave now to get the latest on whether it's a good day for a flight somewhere today. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a little bit on the cool side going on for today. and a lot of cloud cover to start here is quite tower in the background. you can see kind of overcast. >> but give a little time this afternoon. we'll see some breaks happening and then tomorrow looks like a sunny sunday coming your way to so weak kind of time. things out decently here for you we take a look ahead. that's just some water or talk about the salmon earlier. just give us a moment here. what we're going to talk about is up in tahoe. look at this change here. we're going to warm up as a set tomorrow. that's the reflection you see up to tahoe in the monday, 60 60, then a drop on tuesday. little interference coming our way. yes, it's going to cool back down again here. but we're going to be little spike, a little flavor of some spring around the bay area for tomorrow and into monday, again, reflected as you can see up around tahoe. so we're start off with some leftover clouds on sunday, but turning mostly sunny into early next week. so we have this last little front that has a drop on by. it's going bring some cloud cover. there's a couple

bad frames here. but get the idea that will have an increasing clouds around the noon hour early afternoon before stretched to thin out and clear out as we go to the evening temperatures right now hovering around 50, there's some upper 40's up here to the north bay far in the east bay. again, kind of a mixture of some upper 40's and lower 50's as of right now longer range forecast for you. we warm up nicely for sunday and into monday. another interrupting front. this appears to be fairly dry, but it will cool you down. you're still a difference in the drop in temperatures here tuesday. little bit of leftover for wednesday and then we're dry to finish off the rest of the week. but that correction will be felt most of the next week. so that spring note they get slapped out again to a little flavor of late winter 4 zone forecast this saturday with mostly cloudy skies to partial afternoon clearing 59 san francisco. cool along the coast. mid 50's. 61 going on for burning game, heading southward to about 62 foster city. 65 for palo alto in the south bay. upper 60's and remember warming tomorrow, mid

60's east bay shoreline. that's somewhat mirrored and those inland spots as well in the east bay. we'll see some better decoupling tomorrow. 67 for a concord looks like 61. meanwhile for toledo and 66 for santa rosa, putting it all together in that seven-day forecast. here's the pop. got some 70's going on back down again with that front. that comes as i mentioned earlier, will spend much of next week into the 60's, but it should be dry for the week ahead. stephanie, nice to hear that. thank you so much, dave. >> now bay area basketball, the warriors picked up a key victory last night against the sacramento kings warriors built an early lead. sacramento kept a close to half-time, but the warriors would go on to win by a final of one 19 to 97. the worriers now in 5th place in the western conference with one game left to play the final game of the regular season is set for tomorrow afternoon. worriers travel to portland to take on the trail. blazers tipoff set for 12, 30. and now

to bay area baseball. it was the home opener for the san francisco giants fans braving some gloomy skies to watch their giant's block. the orange carpet, brandon crawford and logan webb getting the biggest cheers as the giants hosted the kansas city royals for the first of 3 games. well, unfortunately, the royals would spoil the giant celebration. they hit 2 home runs and the giants could not get their offense going. kansas city wins by a final of 3 to one. the 2 teams play again. this afternoon. first pitch is 105. at oracle park. meantime, the oakland a's were in tampa taking on the undefeated raise in the second inning. the rays would jump out to a 5 run lead a's were not able to come back the with the rays win by a final of 95. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for one 10 in tampa. the city of san francisco is investing in its artist with a free

concert at golden gate park today for bands have partnered with the parks and rec department. they're getting paid to put on a show at the bandshell inside the or rather the side. the de young museum, the event is called. do you remember it's a reference to the love generation in the 60's when music lovers would gather at the park to dance and celebrate. we caught up with the main later about the band leader of the main at analog dog. >> my idea and why i play music and why we're about this is to make people feel something real. i think in a time a lot of disillusionment and disconnected ms. so, you know, there's a broader and tomorrow to make people feel something special in golden gate park where a very special things have happened. that. >> the free festival starts at noon and goes on until 4 o'clock. >> and as we head to break for the weekend, it is time for san mateo is 46 annual at easter eggstravaganza at central park in fitzgerald field. the event is for kids between the ages of 49. it

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>> still ahead of the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. a champion cyclist killed in san francisco after getting hit by a car in the presidio. well, the cycling community is remembering. plus chilling video of the moments just before tech executive bob dudley is found dead in san francisco city leaders now valley to get justice. and the south bay police union leader charged in a drug trafficking scheme. now officially out of a job. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues with 4 morning news continues with those stories and more. ♪♪ allergies don't have to be scary. (screaming) defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good!

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. good saturday to you. we're covering a lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning day. good morning, stephanie. and good morning, everybody. quite a bit of cloud cover to get things started, but it's not going to remain that way all day today or in fact, all week, golden gate bridge shot shows kind of that. the layer of cloud cover right on top of us. little bit kind of broken up a bit. and that will thin out in the late afternoon for today. but temperatures have that control today tomorrow. again, nice warm up here for you. there's the deck of cloud cover. we can see upstream towards your left at the very end of this loop. this to play through the next 5 hours, 4 hours or so before we see

things really start to improve lower 50's have a good chunk of the bay right now. still some upper 40's up there in the north bay. 49 for fremont. 53 meanwhile for san jose and for contrast sake, we are catching up a little bit for a couple degrees behind this time from yesterday with the calm wind, although it will be a little breezy at the ballpark later on this afternoon. and shelley at that, too. so here's the breakup of the cloud cover mid afternoon. seeing the clouds break up just a touch, but temperatures will be reduced into the 60's. but we're racing for the 70's tomorrow. and where your shades look at that forecast. we come back in a little bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the cycling community is mourning the death of easton usa, cycling champion and national record holder. his family says boys was hit by a car this week in san francisco's presidio neighborhood. kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> ago, spike and flowers have been placed at the site of the crash were even boys was killed on tuesday. a sign above the bike memorial reads a drunk driver killed our

friend. according to u.s. park police boys was riding his bike when he was hit by a car around 04:00pm tuesday on washington and argo. boulevard in the presidio, one witness posted on nextdoor that she saw a speeding car heading north careened into the opposite lane and hit a cyclist boys and the driver were taken to the hospital. the driver suffered minor injuries. us park. police did not say if drugs or alcohol were involved, kind of shocked to see who is right here. johnny gravel paused at the memorial. he takes this route daily in the presidio. people just got to be careful >> drivers, especially he's got to have extra caution. the cycling community is remembering boys a world champion in his sport. a statement to kron 4 from usa. cycling reads in part, quote. >> beyd ton's athletic achievements. he was an upstanding member of the american track. cycling community. his loss will be felt at local regional national and world events for years as he brought a mixture of competition and friendliness to every race.

our thoughts are with his family and loved ones. voices. family also sent us a statement writing in part those who had the joy of knowing or had even met him in passing know that he was widely generous of spirit and heart charismatic quietly. funny, thoughtful, smart, and gracious. he was also an apologetic and passionate about the things he loved most. cycling as bicycle coalition, an advocacy and education group has been calling on the city to do more to protect cyclists. executive director jonelle long says her group wants to honor boys the spirit by following through with their mission. one of the ways that we will continue to press on the city is too >> make sure that they continuing their commitment to the jean 0 and ending in goals of any traffic fatalities or serious injuries on our streets and that we want to make sure that we can create and put in infrastructure that makes that possible. the city's vision 0 initiative seeks to eliminate all traffic related deaths in the city.

>> but where the crash happened is on federal land. we reached out to presidio trust that manages the streets in the park. the agency calling the accident heartbreaking, adding, quote, the presidio trust has worked diligently to improve safety and expand routes for cyclists and pedestrians. in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and we now have 9-1-1, audio and surveillance video capturing the final moments of tech executive bob dudley. he was stabbed to death outside of a luxury apartment building near the bay bridge and a warning now that some viewers may find this next footage and audio hard to listen to and watch. >> now screaming, help at me. >> the cash at founder had called 9-1-1 just a moment earlier in this exclusive video first obtained by daily mail dot com leas ceann still clutching his cell phone when he collapses. this is in front of the port side apartment building at 400 main street. the video was captured at

02:36am. he's eventually able to get up but collapses again. just seconds later. >> all right. he's breathing out. he is out tonight on the street. >> that area near the bay bridge is covered by many cameras, but police are not saying whether any of them caught the actual attack. we spoke with san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins earlier this week. she said her office stands ready to prosecute if and when there's an arrest. police say it's still too early to know whether this attack was targeted or random. the san jose police officers association has fired its executive director joanne segovia federal prosecutors charged her last month with attempting to traffic fentanyl as part of a larger scheme to smuggle synthetic opioids into the u.s. kron four's. dan kerman looks at what's ahead. >> after 20 years on the job, joanne segovia is out as executive director of the san jose police officers association. >> we have terminated miss ago. the u.s. employment with

police officers association. >> the firing follows phase one of the p always internal investigation which was launched after federal prosecutors charged to go via with attempting to unlawfully import fentanyl. the poe says they knew nothing about what's ago via was doing. phase 2 of the peel oys internal inquiry will involve bringing in an independent outside investigator to answer a key question. could there have been something in place? >> that would have identified this type of behavior sooner. and we really want to take a look at that. so if there is something. that could have been in place, we want to implement it. we want to implement immediately. federal prosecutors say segovia seen here leaving federal court last month used computers both at work and home for more than 7 years to order thousands of opioids and other pills and head. 61 shipments enter her home as part of a larger scheme to bring synthetic

opioids into the u.s. and distribute them. the peel ways president says they've been cooperating and in constant contact with federal authorities as of late this morning. we've been assured that this investigate investigation involves one person and one person only those one officers. no, the civilian staff. one person at this point joins to go via remains a free woman. she didn't have to post bond following her first federal court appearance last month. she's due back in federal court on april 28th in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a heated moments involving an activist against transgender athletes caught on cell phone video at san francisco state. that story is coming up. plus, the future of the most commonly used method of abortion in the u.s. is now uncertain. the latest in the battle over reproductive rights. and after the break, some bay area residents can expect lower water bills. how

all the rain we've been getting could be affecting your wallet in a good way. and for the weekend, the annual cherry blossom festival kicks off. you can find it at the japan town. peace plaza from 11:00am to 06:00pm. you'll find live music and performances. 220,000 people are expected to attend this event is free.

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latest effort to delay his prison term has failed. the former former theranos executive was convicted of 12 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy. >> and sentenced to 12 years and 9 months. it's unclear right now when his prison term will start their nose. founder elizabeth holmes filed her own motion to delay the start of her prison term, which is currently set to start on april. 27. russia has charged a wall street journal reporter with espionage, russian state media reports. 31 year-old evan gershkovich has formally denied the charges against him. first of which is the first reporter detained in russia and accused of spying since the cold war. russia's spy agency. they say that they caught the reporter tried to obtain classified information about a russian weapons factory. well, senate majority chuck leader excuse me, senate majority leader chuck schumer and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell released a joint statement friday, a demanding the reporters release. and newly released

video from los angeles shows an apparent arson suspect running from the scene of the crime. moments later, as you just see, just saw there. the trees start to go up in flames. huge flames there. police are asking the public to keep an eye out for the suspect behind multiple fires involving these neighborhood trees. in some cases, the flames have started very close to homes in the mount washington neighborhood. >> alright, quite a bit of cloud cover looking at for today. you throw a little bit of a breeze on that early in bit of a chilly side as temperatures even inland, try to struggle into the 60's benning of those clouds this afternoon and don't worry about it. 2 thumbs up. lots of sunshine for you. have a look at that weekend forecast.

welcome back kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. live shot coming in the east bay shoreline. kind of overcast situation to start not an auspicious start. >> for a holiday weekend here we're going make up for it by tomorrow. but this afternoon, this cloud cover will thin out a little bit here. but we have to wait for that. trevor jean, here of this cloud cover you see upstream just hold. it has to first cross the area and we'll see the thinning later on today. that will keep the temperatures pretty controlled as we're looking for highs only in the 60's today. 53 to antioch up to the north bay here. 49 santa rosa, 50 for napa 52 hayward. 51, meanwhile, for livermore and again, the cloud cover is going to make a little bit of a struggle to get some movement here. let's going to watch the sun futurecast for kind of thickens up. then thins out by the late afternoon and about sunset. so

we should get some stargazing time in there live in the way of some cloud cover comes back again a little bit that marine layer snap. and back to give us some morning fog on sunday. yes, to start. but that out mixes out nicely for essentially mostly sunny day. so at the ballpark, by the way today. but on the chilly side, tomorrow will up that a little better. nice progress of the fog. by the way, on monday, lisa goes right to the carquinez strait to the delta. you'll see nicely, but that will get mix out in the afternoon. monday should still be more of the same of sunday, you know, kind of warm, sunny spring-like day today, considerable clouds, mild upper 60's inland sunday, mostly sunny and nice. we bump those temperatures. mid 70's range somewhere around there will do the same thing again for your monday. but by midweek, starting to cool off a little bit will be some scattered clouds tuesday and for thursday, looks like 2 quick moving system is here that are dry. but to bring some cloud cover in, you'll notice a shocked but those temperatures. so for today, 59 san francisco, 62 for oakland, 67, san jose. a little cooler at the ballpark, though. and

highs today again, scratching some upper 60's in the far east bay into the south up in the north, they will keep it pretty much mid 60's. closer inspection of all about in the 4 zone forecast as well as your extended coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward dave, thank you. >> well, thanks to 64 feet of snow so far this year. tahoe ski season is be extended yet again. sugar bowl resort and royal gorge cross country now say they'll stay open daily through april 23rd sugar bowl is also planning an encore weekend for april 29th and 30th lift. tickets will be available online in advance for $89. and $49 for the children. and for your money this morning. thanks to the recent wet weather, hydroelectric plants will be able to generate more power and that could help with your water bill kron four's terisa stasio has the details. >> when the sierra snowpack starts to mount, it will be a windfall for hydroelectric plants in california. and that may bring some very good news

for your bill. >> so what's the benefits there? because powers clean its renewable and it's also very cost effective and any savings we get this year will be passed on to customers. although the numbers have been crunched yet to indicate how much your power bill could be affected. >> marino says of the ability to generate more clean energy and pg e's 67 powerhouses is a win for everyone. >> additional snow pack means we're not always going to plenty hydro-power to operate during the summer peak periods. it also means the water is likely the last much longer in the summer and even into the fall. >> we use hydro-power sales to you know, rates, right? so it helps us keep our rates more stable. andrea polk is with the east bay municipal utility district. the district has a large hydro power plant to party reservoir in 2001 50,000 megawatts per hour were generated this year. the plant

is slated to crank out 205,000 megawatts per hour. that is at 310% increase already the abundance of water. this winter has knocked off a drought surcharge. andrea pares bills and the excessive water use penalty is projected to be suspended next month financially. east bay mud is a not-for-profit organization. we don't make money. any money that we get from rate payers goes directly right back into the system. so our job is to balance all of it. still going to develop our numbers for height or we do. another snow survey in may. >> at that time will crunch the numbers and provide. >> our projected output for the year. >> polk and marino. and although many factors go into calculating a bill, the bonus of a massive winter has far-reaching benefits, including helping the bottom line for ratepayers across the board. theresa kron, 4 news.

we have an alameda east bay mud is installing a new, massive water pipeline engineers say will withstand the next big earthquake. >> this new pipe is 32 inches in diameter. it will be installed to a bore hole drilled under the oakland inner harbor. this phase of the project is expected to be wrapped up this weekend by the end of the year. it will be connected to existing water networks across the estuary. the new pipeline replaces one. that's 80 years old. >> there is no storage. know what the story is on the island of all alameda's water comes over from reservoirs about in oakland and berkeley. and so this is significant the party exists in pipelines which vulnerable, too to during way, if they want to fill out of me that without the water. >> the existing pipe will remain underground. east bay mud hopes to turn into a line for recycled water. in the north bay. crews in the nation

are now testing the quality of water said through this. the bypass line, the original water line was damaged when a hillside near i-680, collapsed last week prompting the city to declare a local emergency on friday, the city announced staff members are assessing the structural integrity of the newly built pipes. all that could take about a week. meantime, the city is tapping into a secondary source of water from nearby lake herman. but that water may look and taste earthy all residents, businesses, schools and hotels are asked to reduce their water usage by 40%. main water district is asking people to novato to keep their sprinklers and irrigation systems turned off the company's shut off a section of a pipeline due to a landslide near old polly state park to make some damage assessments. and these are pictures you're looking at now of the landslide on redwood boulevard. it happened last month. this is the same landslide that exposed pg e gas lines. the water district

says it hopes to finish its testing by next friday. and a warning for giants fans. if you're planning to go to this weekend's games at oracle park caltrain will suspend service between the belmont in menlo park stations this saturday and sunday crews are working on electrification project. there will be a limited bus bridge, but caltrain is advising giants fans to find some other transit options. the closures will not affect weekday service. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, another brutal attack unfold on san francisco streets. >> the victim, a former city fire commissioner, how family and friends are responding to man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. and friends are responding to the crime.

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access to a commonly used abortion pill is in limbo this morning. >> on friday, a federal judge in texas suspended the fda's approval of mifepristone but shortly after a federal judge in washington state ruled in a separate case that the drug is safe and effective, the federal government now has 7 days to appeal. the texas ruling. it's a pretty stone is one of the 2 drugs commonly used for medication abortions. it was first cleared for use in the u.s. in 2000. california's attorney general rob bonta also issued a statement that reads in part, quote, for more than 20 years, mid-upper stone has been a lifeline for people in need of

critical and sometimes lifesaving care access to this medication has empowered pregnant people to make choices that they want for their body, their health and their future. today we see another radical core attempt to strip away that power from millions of americans. meantime, the terms california is not done with walgreens. after all, governor gavin newsom tried to cut ties with walgreens last month after the company announced it would not dispense the abortion pill if a priest own in states where it is illegal to do so. but it turns out under federal law, california is legally bound to do business with the pharmacy chain because of the state's medicaid program. last year. medicaid paid walgreens more than one and a half billion dollars. and the state's health department says california will continue to comply with that law. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, former raider and 49 er players. aldon smith sentenced to time behind bars >> more on his conviction after this. but first for your

weekend, it's time for the 78th annual egg hunt and bought parade in hayward that registration for the parade starts at 09:00am. the parade will be led by the easter bunny, which will begin after the easter parade. the event is free to attend. good

morning. it is a 29 is gorgeous saturday. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin and start

this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the very latest. dave, we can expect some sunshine today. hot a little bit. yeah, but you have to wait tomorrow into a kind of get and gang busters and you'll feel a little bit of a spring bump with the 2. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. here's kind overcast skies. we have. >> along the east bay shoreline. there you have it kind of lit up a little bit. but the overcast bright lights of the clouds. here's what we're talking about. kind of a thicker deck of cloud cover. we have to get through as we approach around the noon hour. that's upstream. >> after that, we kind of go into the clear and things really start to improve tonight's and tricky for your easter sunday and a little bump on those temperat%res as well. little flavor. some real spring going on. it looks like for least a couple of days it will stall. so start the tahoe melting, too. 51 for livermore. 53 for antioch, up to the north bay. we have 49 santa rosa. but most areas are scratching in and around 50 or so. and while 60's will be kind of a high today, tomorrow we're expecting a bump in the 70's of the ballpark today.

well, looks like mid 50's. they're a good wind at work here, too. mostly cloudy. so it'll be a bit of a chill. tomorrow's game looks a little better as we see a lot more sun and a bump with temperatures next. a few hours, 60 or so by high noon by the mid afternoon. starting to thin out the cloud cover and looks about 65 or so well inland. also good to look at the stars for tonight. all the look at that extended forecast for you to get along with that 7 day, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. a former san francisco fire commissioner is recovering in the hospital this morning after he was brutally attacked in the marina district wednesday night as kron four's rob nesbitt learned police now have arrested a suspect. >> the friends of the former san francisco fire commissioner. tell me his attack is a reflection of violence in the city. they also live in the marina and say they were surprised to hear about an attack, but they were surprised that someone was able to take down their friend, according to police, don carman yanni was attacked here around 07:20pm, wednesday on magnolia street in san francisco, larry buck lives in this neighborhood and his

friends with common yanni. >> pictured here, second from the right with friends at a giants game bucs is coming on. his parents live on magnolia street and that the 53 year-old was there because of a homeless man acting reckless outside the front door. his mom was terrified to leave her house >> dawn came >> to assist and he was attacked and beaten within an inch of his life. >> police say his attacker used a metal pipe and that officers on scene were able to track down the person responsible. 24 year-old garrett doggie. he was arrested and booked at the san francisco county jail on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and battery causing serious bodily injury. common johnny's family told kron 4 that he's recovering after a surgery to remove a piece of his skull. 50 stitches on his face and a broken jaw. former member of the san francisco police commission, joe alioto veran az visited his friend in the hospital friday morning. if this kind of thing can happen to dawn, then we're all vulnerable like nobody is safe. this is a big, strong man who i think we'd be

talking about a homicide today. if he wasn't begin strong the way he is ali ovarian az work with the city's police department for 3 years and was an investigator with the da's office for 5 years. he lives 3 blocks from where the attack happened and as watch crime increase in the marina over time say police don't have the tools to prevent crime and the unhoused don't get the help. they need their patterns here that these police officers should be following up on. but they're not because they don't have those resources. and and what happens is that this insanity rises to the level of criminal acts. charges have already been filed in this case. but ali, ovarian az says the da should also charged audi with attempted homicide. >> reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> a former nfl player who spent time on both the niners and the raiders will spend the next 12 months in jail. pass rusher aldon smith rear ended a work truck that around one 30 in the afternoon on i-280, in redwood city. it happened december 2021, the san mateo

district attorney says smith asked the driver of the truck if he was ok before offering $1000 for a ride home instead of calling police. well, the driver declined and chose to call officers. the da's office says smith's blood alcohol level was more than 3 times the legal limit. the da also says smith had marijuana in his pockets at the time and empty bottles of rum and vodka in his pickup truck. that was not the first time smith had a run-in with the law. police arrested him several other times for driving under the influence and for domestic violence. back in 2018. and that's another big story we're following this time out of san francisco state this morning. cell phone video shows some heated moments after a speech by former college swimmer riley gaines who has been speaking at colleges nationwide about keeping trans women out of women's sports kron four's dan thorn reports. >> former college swimmer riley gaines being chased away and shouted at by trans

activists after an event at san francisco state university. gaines was on campus to deliver a speech about keeping trans women out of women's sports. gaines claims she was mobbed and physically assaulted. in a statement sent to kron 4 news. gaines says the pendulum has swung too far. we shouldn't be put in danger because we want our sports to be safe and fair. videos shared by student run paper golden gate express do not appear to show games being hit. the university's police department says an investigation is underway, but there were no arrests related to the event. gains has been a vocal critic of trans women being included in women's sports following a 5th place tie with transgender swimmer lia thomas at last year's ncaa swimming and diving championships. >> i do think that an all out ban on trans people from being able to participate in sports is unfair and violates title

9. you know, i think our community is entitled to those same protections should not be discriminated against chair of the san francisco democrats and trans activist honey mahogany says the climate right now is dangerous for trans people. >> she's on board with an exchange of ideas, especially on college campuses, but also says people like gains are distracting from the real issues. it does seem like many of these voices are taking conflict you know, seeking to have their message heard in places where they feel like there will be a lot of protest after being held in a room for some time games was eventually escorted off of campus by police just before midnight. gaines is agent eli grammer is calling for any student who was violent to be expelled and prosecuted. reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> well, kron 4 reached out to san francisco states, and trans resource center for their thoughts to thursday

night's protest of gains. as of this broadcast, the organization has no comment. well, this all comes as the biden administration is proposing a federal rule change on transgender sports participation in public schools. the rule would prevent schools and universities from enacting bans on transgender athletes. if the rule goes into place, it would wipe out the bans passed in recent months in 20 states. the proposal would, however, give schools the ability to reject trans athletes on a case-by-case basis. happening today in san francisco, multiple organizations are participating in a march and a rally to protest recent anti dragon anti-trans legislation throughout the country. the event starts at 11 this morning with a rally at city hall followed by a march to union square. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. what's next for the warriors after last night's key win against the kings? if you're looking for

something fun to do for the weekend, there is the annual easter egg hunt in parade in sausalito. it will feature live music easter egg hunts for the kids and adults and even a parade. it all starts at 10 this morning near johnson and caledonia streets. johnson and caledonia streets. this is free to attend. but ( ♪♪ ) (chiming) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) affordable design.

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>> now the bay area basketball, the warriors picked up a key victory last night against the sacramento

kings. the warriors built an early lead. sacramento keeping it close at halftime. but the warriors, we're going to win by a final of one 19 to 97. the win means the worriers are now in 5th place in the western conference with one game left to play the final game of the regular season is set for tomorrow afternoon. the warriors travel to portland ro take on the trail. blazers tipoff is set for 12, 30. now. the bay area baseball was the home opener for the san francisco giants. fans braving some gloomy skies to watch their giant's block. the orange carpet, brandon crawford and logan webb getting the biggest years as the giants hosted the kansas city royals for the first 3 days. unfortunately, the royals would spoil the giant celebration. the royals hit 2 home runs and the giants could not get their offense going. kansas city wins by a final of 3 to one. the 2 teams play again. this afternoon. first

pitch is 105. at oracle park. and meanwhile, the oakland a's were in tampa taking on the undefeated raise in the second inning. the rays would jump out to a 5 run lead is we're not able to come back. the rays win by a final of 9 defy the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch set for one 10 in tampa. all right. coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news. the vineyard mom, leslie dabney is back to show us some delicious easter brunch ideas. >> and as we head to break for the weekend, there is the easter egg festival in puerto madero. it starts at 10 this morning at town park. it includes easter egg hunt and includes easter egg hunt and photos with the easter bunny.

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>> welcome back. a 44 beautiful saturday morning. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge were looks like most people are sleeping in not too many cars on the dave, how's it looking out there in terms of the weather? well, today, stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. quite a bit in the way of cloud coverage you saw and we take up to tahoe and castle peak aaron different story. see the sun coming out here. nicely. >> roads are very nice as well. we're going to warm up a little bit tomorrow. now on monday and then we'll turn back again with a little drop in temperatures as far as precipitation, snow or rain for the bay looks like it will remain dry. but again, we're kind of battling little bit of that cloud cover to start. here's a look at the tahoe

forecast. 60, 60 sunday monday. and then there's a little drop here tuesday, which we're going to see right here in the bay area as well after new system comes our way. so we have to get through this cloud cover. this will be basically around noon early this afternoon, getting out by the late afternoon and into tonight as well. 49 going on santa rosa. most readings have gotten into at least the lower 50's. we'll look for them to get into the 60's. but tomorrow we're pushing it in the 70's with lots of sunshine as well. longer-range forecast path. we do that pop. there is a weak system. the drop south, it looks to be dry, but it will bring us some cloud cover and a drop in temperatures that will be basically on tuesday and then wednesday, thursday, that will elction. we'll get back to the 60's kind of for the remainder of the week, although it looks to remain dry, though, and somewhat variable. cloud state today. a look at your 4 zone forecast for this saturday. 59 san francisco keeping it to the middle 50's there along the coast. bayside also getting around maybe lower 60's at that slight little

uptick heading south 65 palo alto in the south bay readings here in the upper 60's. again, working for 70's come tomorrow, east bay shoreline and inland mid seem to be much the same tri valley in the mid 60's. maybe bumping up to 67 walnut creek and also for concord. meanwhile, delay chilly. 61. 66 fairfield. now you've got about 64 66 coming in for santa rosa again tomorrow. nice little warm up. get to about 70 something. 76 at that slight drop in on monday. but keeping it sunny, that system passes, dropping us down and keeping us in the lower 60's as we finish off the week. but for the 70 forecast should be plenty of sunshine going on. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. well, tomorrow is easter sunday and here to offer you some last-minute easter brunch ideas is livermore. chef leslie dabney also known as the vineyard mom, good morning to you, leslie. lovely to see you. great to be here again. thank you so much for having me, stephanie, of course. and i i'm loving all the color here. you've got the blue on

that. the pink tablecloth and the yellow tulips. it's feeling very stir. well, tomorrow is easter. and if you're still looking for a delicious brunch idea, i have a really nice seasonal and fresh. >> for todd of that, i think anyone can make beautiful. it's walk us through it, ok? so first, we're going to start out with some great seasonal vegetables in right now. asparagus is in season, right? i'm gonna start off the some asparagus and i'm yes and delicious to a few mushrooms. and if you could add to the red onion. so that i mean, look at how pretty it looks it right. and yeah, and look at that. and we want to put these in a little earlier because they want to get nice and soft. but look at how pretty it looks already. yeah, and we're going to cook this for just a little bit. but stephanie, the best part of a for todd. have you made fun before? you know what? i can't really say. i made it all very similar. absolutely. absolutely. very similar.

>> very same degree of difficulty. but part of these for taught us is honestly, you you can put anything in it. you want. and i right now i have some spinach that in season this well. and you know something, you can change this up. however you want, stephanie, there's no, you know, recipe. police arrest a pay jail. so you add in whatever you like and once that's kind of wilted a little bit, we're going to add or aches and has got a little bit of cream and salt and and we're just going to put that in. and if you could just put the cheese and i'm a little bit ago cheese and they're right and a little bit whole thing. why not? all right. well, you know, i am a fan cheese. i know, right? all its were just get it. right. and then we leave it just like this. and we're going to put it in the oven for about. >> 15 to 20 minutes in the oven. safe pan. okay. but to go with this beautiful for todd, i say one at another seasonal fresh fruit salad. but yeah, this has a little twist to it. help right now. i

don't know if you know this, but strawberries are in season. i have seeing more of them at the grocery store. some like, ok, strawberries must be in right now. they are absolutely so i added some just because i really like blackberries raspberries. i added those in. and if you could go ahead and add, this is the twist to it that some fresh mint. so if you trust and yeah, it at such a great freshness to thank you. can go ahead and add all of it. and this is what makes it a little different. everybody always has their fresh fruit and served that just as of this. i'm going to add this beautiful meant and along with it, i'm going to add a combination of a little bit of honey and fresh lime and it really just elevates your salad to just a beautiful. fresh level that everyone is wondering what exactly is and that been it really just gives you so much more flavor. and that's going to perfect with this. and how does the sweetness of the honey kind of work with the line could

scribe with my gosh, it's such a delicious and fresh combination. it's just a little sweet that takes away the real asked, you know, a city in tartness of the line. the balance is perfect, especially with the sweetness of our fresh, fresh fruit. well, but you know something, stephanie, it went easter celebration. and it definitely % i would be the vineyard mom, if we didn't have something fun to drink, of course. and i'm probably most excited about of the fans. so tell us what you absolutely. i have a lemonade mimosa and basically you can use your pink lemonade, but i thought might be fun for today. yeah. or you can always use just regular lemonade, cat. so i do half the class had one already done. i have half the class of the lemonade and then i'm going to sparkling. you can use champagne. you can use prosecco if you have a preference, you can use any of those. and i'm just going top it off and look at how the lure fresh ing. i know it's so

pretty right? yes. and if you could put the lemon inside that, that would be do that right? and look at how is together. i mean, that's as easter spring. i think really that sees them all and really fresh. so i think you can anyone can do these i really hope they give them a try for especially brunch tomorrow. and how many people can this serve? would you say this is easily can 46 people. if you want to do a larger pan, let's say a 12 inch pan because this is only a 10 probably do 6 to 8 or make 2 above. you saw how easy it was to do. absolutely. well, thank you so much for showing us these delicious options for easter brunch. always a pleasure to see us thank you so much for having me. and i really hope everyone has a nice easter. all right. thank you so muall right, take

a look at this. a hospital in alaska got a visit from a hungry moose. >> it was caught munching on a plant in the lobby. all things. it was a little hungry. well, since it wasn't being aggressive, hospital workers figure they didn't need to call for help or and in terms of getting that animal out of the hospital, you can see they're just kind of gently encouraging it to get outside. and after about 15 minutes, the moose was able to calmly. >> even get back >> well, disney and lucasfilm announced there are 3 new star wars movies on the schedule. they made the announcement at

star wars celebration. but i know floor director matt dunn is a huge fan of the in disney also announced some first looks at several upcoming streaming series, including this trailer for the soca which releases in august and stars rosario dawson and the skeleton crew starring jude law on the movie side of things. daisy ripley, reprises her role as rey skywalker, who is now on a journey to rebuild the jet. i order we will also learn how the jet i originally started. director james mangold is signing on to tell the story set an even longer time ago in that galaxy. that is far, far away. >> on the kron 4 morning news, a champion cyclist is killed in san francisco after getting hit by a car in the presidio. how the cycling community is remembering him. plus, chilling video of the moments just before take executive bob lee is found dead in san

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stephanie lin. it is a beautiful saturday and we're covering a lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. quite a bit of cloud cover to get things started and it's going to be with us for a lot of the balance of the day. however, some thinning expecting. >> as we get to the afternoon, t is is only temporary because by easter sunday looks like a nice sunny day coming your way. a little bump in those temperatures while we're at it as well. cloud cut sector really kind of tell us what we're talking about upstream, as you'll see on the left-hand side. that's where things are kind of gathering. that's our future into the early afternoon say 12, 1 o'clock and so forth. but it should start to thin out as we get to the early afternoon in by tonight could be kind of clear skies at night as well. temperature check for you. we've got about 53 going on for napa, but a chilly 49 delay mid-fifties now along the east bay shoreline as well as us. not numbers recovering a little bit inland. as you can see to 51 santa rosa temperature contrast for you. we're getting close. we're closing the gap here compared to where they were 24 hours

ago and for the winds near qom and variable. the breakdown for you today will be about 65 or so by 4 o'clock. you can see the thinning of the clouds turning somewhat mostly clear for tonight. and tomorrow looks like a sunny day and a bit warmer that only be around for a couple of days. then cooling off in the next week. more details in your forecast in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the cycling community is mourning the death of ethan usa cycling champion and national record holder. his family says boys was hit by a car this week in san francisco's presidio neighborhood. kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> ago, spike and flowers have been placed at the site of the crash were even boys was killed on tuesday. a sign above the bike memorial reads a drunk driver killed our friend. according to u.s. park police boys was riding his bike when he was hit by a car around 04:00pm tuesday on washington and our global of art in the presidio, one witness posted on nextdoor that she saw a speeding car heading north careened into the opposite lane and hit a

cyclist boys and the driver were taken to the hospital. the driver suffered minor injuries. us park. police did not say if drugs or alcohol were involved kind of shocked to see was right here. johnny gravel paused at the memorial. he takes this route daily in the presidio. people just got to be careful >> drivers, especially he's got to have extra caution. the cycling community is remembering boys a world champion in his sport. a statement to kron 4 from usa. cycling reads in part, quote. >> beyond eaton's athletic achievements. he was an upstanding member of the american track. cycling community. his loss will be felt at local regional national and world events for years as he brought a mixture of competition and friendliness to every race. our thoughts are with his family and loved ones. voices. family also sent us a statement writing in part those who had the joy of knowing or had even met him in passing know that he was widely generous of spirit and heart charismatic quietly. funny, thoughtful, smart, and

gracious. he was also an apologetic and passionate about the things he loved most. cycling as bicycle coalition, an advocacy and education group has been calling on the city to do more to protect cyclists. executive director jonelle long says her group wants to honor boys the spirit by following through with their mission. one of the ways that we will continue to press on the city is too >> make sure that they are continuing their commitment to the jean 0 and ending intervals of any traffic fatalities or serious injuries on our streets and that we want to make sure that we can create and put in infrastructure that makes that possible. the city's vision 0 initiative seeks to eliminate all traffic related deaths in the city. >> but where the crash happened is on federal land. we reached out to presidio trust that manages the streets in the park. the agency calling the accident heartbreaking, adding, quote, the presidio trust has worked diligently to improve safety and expand routes for cyclists and pedestrians. in san

francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and we now have 9-1-1, audio and surveillance video capturing the final moments of tech executive bob lee. he was stabbed to death outside of it luxury apartment building near the bay bridge. a warning some viewers may find this footage and audio hard to watch and listen to. >> down screaming. help at me. >> the cash app founder had called 9-1-1 just a minute earlier in this exclusive, first are rather exclusive video first obtained by daily mail dot com lee is seen still clutching his cell phone when he collapses. this is in front of the port side apartment building at 400 main street. the video was captured at 02:36am. he's eventually able to get up but collapses again. just seconds later. >> all right. you reading out is outside on the street. >> that area near the bay bridge is covered by many cameras. but police are not saying whether any of them caught the actual attack. we

spoke with san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins earlier this week. she said her office stands ready to prosecute if and when there's an arrest. police say it's still too early to know whether this attack was targeted or random. the san jose police officers association has fired its executive director joanne segovia federal prosecutors charged her last month with attempting to traffic fentanyl as part of a larger scheme to smuggle synthetic opioids into the u.s. kron four's. dan kerman looks at what's ahead. >> after 20 years on the job, joanne segovia is out as executive director of the san jose police officers association. >> we have terminated miss ago. the u.s. employment with the police officers association. >> the firing follows phase one of the p always internal investigation which was launched after federal prosecutors charged to go via with attempting to unlawfully import fentanyl. the poe says they knew nothing about what's ago via was doing. phase 2 of

the peel oys internal inquiry will involve bringing in an independent outside investigator to answer a key question. could there have been something in place? >> that would have identified this type of behavior sooner. and we really want to take a look at that. so if there is something. that could have been in place, we want to implement it. we want to implement immediately. federal prosecutors say segovia seen here leaving federal court last month used computers both at work and home for more than 7 years to order thousands of opioids and other pills and head. 61 shipments enter her home as part of a larger scheme to bring synthetic opioids into the u.s. and distribute them. the p o a's president says they've been cooperating and in constant contact with federal authorities as of late this morning. we've been assured that this investigate investigation involves one person and one person only

those one officers. no, the civilian staff. one person at this point joins to go via remains a free woman. she didn't have to post bond following her first federal court appearance last month. she's due back in federal court on april 28th. in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and happening right now, napa county fire is on scene of a large tree that fell into power lines. this is near belmont avenue in congress valley road. the fire department says to expect some minor delays. >> as they clean up this area. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news heated moments involving and activists speaking up against transgender athletes. the whole thing caught on cell phone video at san francisco state. we have that story coming up. but first, the future of the most commonly used method of abortion in the u.s. is now uncertain. the latest in the battle over reproductive rights rights. and after the break, some bay area residents can expect

lower water bills. how all the rain we've been getting could be affecting your wallet in a good way. and for the weekend, the annual cherry blossom festival kicks off in san francisco today. it starts at the japantown peace plaza at 10 this morning. more than 220,000 people attend this event every year. the festival showcases japanese culture and coincides with the blooming of the cherry blossoms. this is free to attend.

>> welcome back. sunny bow on his latest effort to delay his prison term has failed. the former former theranos executive was convicted of 12 counts of wire fraud and conspiracy and sentenced to 12 years and 9 months. it's unclear right now with his prison term will start their nose. founder elizabeth holmes filed her own motion to delay the start of her prison term, which is currently set to start on april. 27. and charged a wall street journal reporter with espionage, russian state media reports. 31 year-old evan gershkovich has formally denied the charges against him. risk of is the first reporter detained in russia and accused of spying since the cold war. russia's spy agency says they caught the reporter trying to obtain classified information about a russian weapons factory. senate majority leader chuck schumer and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell released a joint statement friday demanding the reporters release. and newly

released video from los angeles shows an apparent arson suspect running from the scene of the crime. moments later, as you can see right there, the trees start to go up in flames. police are asking the public to keep an eye out for the suspect behind multiple fires involving these neighborhood trees. in some cases, the flames have started very close to homes. as you just saw there in the mount washington neighborhood. >> and for the forecast today, we have quite a bit of cloud cover which to contend with maybe some thinning going on by this afternoon. temperatures somewhat muted. but we look for a nice expansion into tomorrow. lots of sunshine in the well. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement...

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>> all right. welcome back to the prom for weekend morning news. 9.14, is gorgeous saturday morning. just take a look at this live shot out. looking at the city of san francisco. you can see the bridge as well. just looks like a nice day for a quick road trip. but dave, how are things looking on your end, ok? that's a little glare going on there a bit. but you had go stephanie. good morning, everybody. we have to contend with a lot of cloud cover going on. so >> this is the shot you see here in the east bay shoreline, kind of the overcast skies. but that will thin out as we approach around noon today. >> and we get a couple peeks of sun going on here. not a whole lot. that will keep temperatures somewhat corrected today. tomorrow, though, looks like blue skies coming our way. lots of sunshine as well. so what we have to do is we have to get through some traffic coming in from the pacific here is so weak system traversing across

and on the other side will see a nice improve forecasting. some real-time spring-like weather coming our way. 51 santa rosa. 52 front some warming happening in london. the mid-fifties but the same as long true along the east bay shoreline, too. so we don't see the coupling. yeah, probably little bit for tomorrow. 55. meanwhile for san jose back to future cast for here's what we're talking about. and just as soon as that clears out, we lose the sun. so turning mostly clear is probably the way to phrase it getting into tonight. then tomorrow looks like some fog coming right back again in the morning hours. mixing out to a sunny afternoon to the same process. again, it looks like into your monday morning as well. but that action fog, it's all the way in the sacramento valley. so it's getting some action going on here now for today, we got some considerable clouds, mild upper 60's inland. then tomorrow, let's bump that to the middle 70's, mostly sunny and nice that you enjoy the easter sunday next week. warm start cooling by midweek. that will be as early as tuesday. and that will be kind of a

permanent correction to take care of the rest of the week. now, we do see 2 little systems coming by. they're dry, however, that may throw some clouds around. but that's about it. kind of the same reminiscent thing we saw during the drought as we get little pieces of systems that just throw some cloud cover. 59 for san francisco. 67. meanwhile for san jose, 62 for oakland and on the big board, you can see everybody shy of 70 for today. 56 at the half moon bay and a bit. of course, we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you. look at the extended stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> thanks to 64 feet of snow so far this year. tahoe ski season is being extended yet again, sugar bowl resort and royal gorge cross country now say they'll stay open daily through april 23rd sugar bowl is also planning an encore weekend for april 29th and 30th lift. tickets will be available online in advance for $89. and $49 for kids. for your money this morning. thanks to the recent wet weather, hydroelectric plants will be able to generate more

power and that could help with your water bill kron four's terisa stasio has more on that. >> when the sierra snowpack starts to melt, it will be a windfall for hydroelectric plants in california. and that may bring some very good news for your bill. >> so what's the benefits there? because powers clean its renewable and it's also very cost effective and any savings we get this year will be passed on to customers. although the numbers have been crunched yet to indicate how much your power bill could be affected. >> marino says of the ability to generate more clean energy and pg e's 67 powerhouses is a win for everyone. >> additional snow pack means we're not always going to plenty of hydro-power to operate during the summer peak periods. it also means the water is likely the last much longer in the summer and even into the fall. >> we use hydro-power sales to you know, rates, right? so it

helps us keep our rates more stable. andrea polk is with the east bay municipal utility district. the district has a large hydro power plant. a party reservoir and 2001 50,000 megawatts per hour were generated this year. the plant is slated to crank out 205,000 megawatts per hour. that is a 310% increase. already the abundance of water. this winter has knocked off the drought surcharge on rate pairs bills and the excessive water use penalty is projected to be suspended next month financially. east bay mud is a not-for-profit organization. we don't make money. any money that we get from rate payers goes directly right back into the system. so our job is to balance all of it. still going to develop our numbers for our high we do another snow survey in may. >> and at that time will crunch the numbers and provide our projected higher output for the year.

>> polk and marino. and although many factors go into calculating a bill, the bonus of a massive winter has far-reaching benefits, including helping the bottom line for ratepayers across the board. theresa kron, 4 news. >> all right. and alameda east bay mud is installing a new massive water pipeline. engineers say will withstand the next big earthquake. the new pipe is 32 inches in diameter and will be installed through a bore hole drilled under the oakland inner harbor. well, this phase of the project is expected to be wrapped up this weekend by the end of the year will be connected to existing water networks across the estuary. new pipeline replaces one. that's 80 years old. >> there is no storage. know what the story is on the island of all alameda's water comes over from reza was about in oakland and berkeley. and so this is significant the party exists in pipelines, which of all rubble too, to

during way, if they want to fill out of me that without the water. >> the existing pipe will remain underground. east bay mud hopes to turn it into a line for recycled water. in the north bay. crews in the nation are now testing the quality of the water sent through this. the bypass line, the original water line was damaged when a hillside near i-680, collapsed last week prompting the city to declare a local emergency on friday the city announced staff members are assessing the structural integrity of the newly built pipes. all that could take about a week. meantime, the city is tapping into a secondary source of water from nearby lake herman. that water may look and taste earthy all residents, businesses, schools and hotels are asked to reduce their water usage by 40%. and with skews me, the north main water district is asking people in novato to keep their sprinklers and irrigation systems turned off the company shut off a section of a pipeline due to a landslide near all a poly state park to make damage assessed

assessment. these are pictures you're looking at now of the landslide on redwood boulevard. it happened last month and this is the same landslide that exposed pg and gas lines. the water district says it hopes to finish its testing by next friday. and just a reminder for giants fans who are planning to go to this weekend's games at oracle park that caltrain will suspend service between the belmont in menlo park stations this saturday and sunday crews are working on electrification project. there will be a limited bus bridge, but caltrain is advising giants fans to find some other transit options. the closures will not affect weekday service. is are warning dog owners to keep an extra eye on their pets this easter weekend, new data released by the kennel club says that dogs eat and become poisoned by chocolate treats at an increased rate of 123%. this time of year. according to the vca animal hospitals, chocolate is toxic for dogs

due to a chemical called bromine as well as caffeine, which cannot be metabolized by dogs as easily as they can by humans. so make sure you keep a close eye on your pets and any chocolates or caffeine. you have lying around the house. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, another brutal attack unfold on san francisco streets. the victim, a former city fire commissioner. >> how family and friends are

in national news. access to a commonly used abortion pill is in limbo this morning. on friday, a federal judge in texas suspended the fda's approval of mifepristone. but shortly after a federal judge in washington state ruled in a separate case that the drug is safe and effective, the federal government has 7 days to appeal. the texas ruling. it's a pristine one of 2 drugs commonly used for medication abortions. it was first cleared for use in the u.s. in 2000. california's attorney general rob bonta also issued a statement in response to the ruling. it reads in part, quote, for more than 20 years, mifepristone has been a lifeline for people in need of critical. sometimes lifesaving care access to this medication has empower pregnant people to make the choices they want for their body, their health and their future. today we see another radical court attempt to strip away that power from millions of americans. it

turns out california is not done with walgreens. after all, governor gavin newsom tried to cut ties with walgreens last month after the company announced it would not dispense the abortion pill mifepristone in states where it is illegal to do so. but it turns out under federal law, california is legally bound to do business with the pharmacy chain because of the state's medicaid program. last year, medicaid paid walgreens more than one and a half billion dollars and the state's health department said california will continue to comply with that law. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, former raider and forty-niners player aldon smith sentenced to time behind bars. >> well, on his conviction after the break. there is get venture hunt in belmont. it starts at 10 this morning at park. it will be 13,000 hidden eggs and kids are asked to bring their own basket. still have lots lots of time spent trying to find those aches. it

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>> good morning 9.29. a saturday morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. start off this half hour with a look at the forecast with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. quite a bit of cloud cover. we get a deal with for today. at least the early part of the day with some thinning into the afternoon. temperatures a bit muted. but >> we'll make up for tomorrow with more of a spring-like day. but for today, you got

the overcast skies working their magic, the east bay shoreline shot. as you can again, overcast up to the hills. there's that clump of cloud cover. you can see upstream. this will play out as we approach the noon hour and shortly there afterwards with thinning into the late afternoon, early evenings. and there's the sort you can see well out in the pacific. now that traffic will continue. we're not going to see really any impact for us in the bay area until we get to around tuesday. some variable clouds and some cooler temperatures to fill out the balance of the week. so far we've got mid 50's for good chunk of the east bay lower 50's up the north bay. 53 san francisco and san jose about 55 at the ballpark today versus the royals. a game time 105, temps mid 50's mostly cloudy for today. but tomorrow you'll probably see an improvement on that. and even at the ballpark might even be approaching well in the 60's, it looks like so for today. quite chilly, though. prepare accordingly. there's that cloud cover build up around noon early afternoon. start spinning out a little bit and temperatures

mid 60's. we'll take a look at longer range forecast for you. show you some of the traffic coming into the pacific. could that 7 day too 7? all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> a former san francisco fire commissioner is recovering in the hospital this morning after he was brutally attacked in the marina district wednesday night as kron four's rob nesbitt learned police have arrested a suspect. >> the friends of the former san francisco fire commissioner. tell me his attack is a reflection of violence in the city. they also live in the marina and say they were surprised to hear about an attack, but they were surprised that someone was able to take down their friend, according to police, don carman yanni was attacked here around 07:20pm, wednesday on magnolia street in san francisco, larry buck lives in this neighborhood and his friends with carmen yanni. >> pictured here, second from the right with friends at a giants game. buck says carmen yianni's parents live on magnolia street and that the 53 year-old was there because of a homeless man acting reckless outside the front door. his mom was terrified to leave her house >> dawn came

>> to assist and he was attacked and beaten within an inch of his life. >> police say his attacker used a metal pipe and that officers on scene were able to track down the person responsible. 24 year-old garrett doggie. he was arrested and booked at the san francisco county jail on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and battery causing serious bodily injury. carmen johnny's family told kron 4 that he's recovering after a surgery to remove a piece of his skull. 50 stitches on his face and a broken jaw. former member of the san francisco police commission, joe alioto veran az visited his friend in the hospital friday morning. if this kind of thing can happen to dawn, then we're all vulnerable like nobody is safe. this is a big, strong man who i think we'd be talking about a homicide today. if he wasn't begin strong the way he is. ali ovarian az worked with the city's police department for 3 years and was an investigator with the da's office for 5 years. he lives 3 blocks from where the attack happened and as watch crime increase in the marina over time say police

don't have the tools to prevent crime and the unhoused don't get the help. they need their patterns here that these police officers should be following up on. but they're not because they don't have those resources. and and what happens is that this insanity rises to the level of a criminal acts. charges have already been filed in this case. >> but ali, ovarian az says the da should also charged audi with attempted homicide. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and a former nfl player who spent time on both the niners and the raiders will teams will spend the next 12 months in jail. a pass rusher aldon smith rear ended a work truck at around one 30 in the afternoon on i-280, in redwood city. it happened back in december of 2021, the san mateo district attorney says smith asked the driver of the truck the fee was ok before offering him $1000 for a ride home instead of calling police. well, the driver declined and chose to call officers instead, the da's office says smith's blood alcohol level was more than 3 times the legal limit. the da

also says smith had marijuana in his pockets at the time and empty bottles of rum and vodka in his pickup truck. that was not the first time smith had a run-in with the law. police arrested him several other times for driving under the influence and for domestic violence. back in 2018. and now another big story we're following out of san francisco this time at the university san francisco state this morning. well, cell phone video shows some heated moments after a speech by former college swimmer riley gaines who has been speaking at colleges nationwide about keeping trans women out of women's sports kron four's dan thorn has more. >> former college swimmer riley gaines being chased away and shouted at by trans activists after an event at san francisco state university. gaines was on campus to deliver a speech about keeping trans women out of women's sports. gaines claims she was mobbed and physically assaulted. in a

statement sent to kron 4 news. gaines says the pendulum has swung too far. we shouldn't be put in danger because we want our sports to be safe and fair. videos shared by student run paper golden gate express do not appear to show games being hit. the university's police department says an investigation is underway, but there were no arrests related to the event. gains has been a vocal critic of trans women being included in women's sports following a 5th place tie with transgender swimmer lia thomas at last year's ncaa swimming and diving championships. >> i do think that an all out ban on trans people from being able to participate in sports is unfair and violates title 9. you know, i think our community is entitled to those same protections should not be discriminated against chair of the san francisco democrats and trans activist honey mahogany says the climate right now is dangerous for trans people. she's on board

with an exchange of ideas, especially on college campuses, but also says people like gains are distracting from the real issues. it does seem like many of these voices are taking conflict you know, seeking to have their message heard in places where they feel like there will be a lot of protest after being held in a room for some time games was eventually escorted off of campus by police just before midnight. james's agent eli grammer is calling for any student who was violent to be expelled and prosecuted. reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 >> kron 4 reached out to san francisco states. and trans resource center for their thoughts to thursday night's protest of gains. and as of this broadcast, the organization has provided no comment. well, this comes as the biden administration is proposing a federal rule change on transgender sports participation in public schools. the rule would

prevent schools and universities from enacting bans on transgender athletes. if the rule goes into place, it would wipe out the bans passed in recent months in 20 states. this proposal would, however, give schools the ability to reject trans athletes on a case-by-case basis. well, 300 self-driving cruise cars are being recalled after one rear ended a muni bus in late march. crew says the robotaxi, as you can see there did not properly predict how the bus would move as it pulled out of a bus stop on haight street. well, no one was hurt and crew says no other crashes have happened as a result of the software problem. the company has had a lot of scrutiny been under a lot of scrutiny during at san francisco run last year. a car drove away from police during a traffic stop. as you just saw there and several crews cars got tangled in downed muni wires during a recent storm. for your money this morning, the commercial salmon fishing season is officially over. and that's tough news for people who depend on that fishing season for a source of

income. but as kron four's charles clifford explains, help could be on the way. >> well, the closure of salmon fishing season will be a big blow to the thousands of people who rely on 7 fishing for a living here in san francisco on friday, some of california's elected officials promised to do what they can to help. >> active immediately, all recreational and commercial salmon fishing along the california oregon coast has been canceled. the pacific fishery management council which oversees west coast fisheries says the population of chinook salmon has plummeted to the lowest levels in more than a decade. the news is a big blow to the people who rely on salmon fishing for a living. normally the first week of april appear 45 is really bustling. know. recreational season should be open. we should be getting the first reports from the charter boats and instead we have a complete closure. there's a lot of fear and panic all up and down the coast. >> with families trying to figure out how they're going to pay the bills this year because there's no salmon. we've got tens of thousands of people in california that rely on salmon to make a living. >> at a press conference in

san francisco on friday, the region's congressional delegation said they would be pushing to have a federal fishing disaster declared in order to provide relief money to those impacted. they are also promising to do it as quickly as possible. and now in years past. >> some of you know that it is sometimes taken a long time to get that disaster relief to the people who need it. in some cases, it's taken 2 years or more. that's not going to work right now. but we want to be done faster and that is our mission and our promise to you here on thursday, governor gavin newsom also submitted a request for a federal fishery disaster. >> the current closure of salmon fishing season is expected to continue through at least spring of next year. possibly longer. it is estimated that the closing of salmon fishing season will result in more than a billion dollars of losses for the state of california. >> but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> now, bay area basketball, the warriors picked up a key victory last night against the

sacramento kings. the warriors built an early lead. sacramento keeping it close to half time. but the worriers would go on to win by a final of one 19 to 97. the win with that wind rather. the warriors are now in 5th place in the western conference with one game left to play the final game of the regular season is set for tomorrow afternoon. the warriors will travel to portland to take on the trail. blazers tipoff is set for 12, 30 and climate change is turning major league players into even hotter hitters. get this a new study by researchers at dartmouth analyzed 100,000 mlb games and more than 200,000 baseball's put into play along with weather conditions stadiums and other factors. well, researchers say that since 2010, roughly 50 more home runs are being hit each season. thanks to the air being hotter. so let's talk about the science here. when the air heats up, molecules move faster and further from each other, making their air

less dense. and because there's less resistance, baseball's launched off the back go further, according to researchers. all right. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a san francisco international film festival just days away and the organizers of the event join us live in studio to tell us what we can expect. >> from this year's lineup. and for your weekend, there is the easter weekend extravaganza in tunisia. it starts this morning at 10 o'clock in the nation city park. it will be food. live music shopping, a kids zone and an easter egg hunt

>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us waking up to this beautiful live shot outside of the city of san francisco. people starting to wake up all across the city. and let's check in now with day for a look at the weather. what can people well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. kind of deal with a lot of overcast skies in the home front here. we expect some thinning of those clouds. >> into the afternoon and tons of sunshine for you for easter sunday. looks like 2 little bit of a warm-up as well. setting up to tahoe. real quick castle peak here. you have the roads. look okay. and there the snow banks the side. we're going to little melting. it looks like tomorrow and into monday with a brief little warm up and brief dropping back again to 53 or so come tuesday. but at least lots of sunshine, probably better don't get for today. so here's what we've got going on. some traffic kind of in

our backyard see kind of clumped all up. this is going to be late morning, a new 1. 2 o'clock. then on the backside of everything starts to thin out as we get to the late afternoon into the evening temperature check for you. mid-fifties across bay. but a warmer in the east bay and up to the north bay falling off a little bit to lower 50's. 55 meanwhile for san jose and palo alto, 52, half moon bay futurecast for shows the interruption as we get to around tuesday. although it will be dry by the time a drop south, get some scattered clouds thrown in here. but a big temperature drop you'll feel and that's going to set the tone for really the remainder of the week. it looks like another one comes up. stream here as we get to around wednesday or so. this is again with the real action up towards the north. we're just getting the interruption of cloud cover in the new flow pattern. so again, will be returning those temperatures back to the 60's for the balance of the week, but enjoy the next couple of days. a little flavor of springtime, 4 zone forecast covering you this saturday will do about 59 san francisco to the coast. we've got the mid-fifties at work. you're half moon bay. 56

scratching into some lower 60's along bayside further south about 65 palo alto mountain view. 64 65 going on for redwood city in the south bay, upper 60's working here. don't forget, everybody is warming up tomorrow for the east bay shoreline, mid 60's along with tri valley. 67 livermore us to about 67 walnut creek and concord palacio. the cooler spot at 61. 66 fairfield, 64 coming in for napa and santa rosa about 66. you get to see it on the 7 day forecast as it's kind of warm as we get into sunday monday, not too bad. a big drop tuesday. scattered clouds thrown in here will stay pretty much in the lower 60's to the week ahead. but it looks to be dry and nice for easter sunday at 76, stephanie. thank you so much. >> we're 11 days of movie. magic kicks off in san francisco starting next weekend. tickets are now on sale for the 66 san francisco international film festival. joining me live now to discuss our and lie executive director

and just see fair banks. director of programming. thank you so much, ladies for being here with us this morning. thank you for having as i did to be here yet with we're thrilled to have you out. you know, tell us a bit about the festival this year. what can people expect? >> i want to you can still haha. >> we have 11 days with 97 over. 37 different countries are incredibly proud of the lineup this year. we're kicking things off in oakland at the grand lake theater with california premiere of pete knicks. new phone, underrated cef 7 curry underrated. excuse me. so warrior fans out there. i know there's so few of them. it's beautiful story stuffs up and coming and about his rise and the 2020 to 20 warrior season and will be closing the festival with another local talent screening of boots. riley's. i'm a virgo, which is his first foray into

television and the series for amazon prime so we have an incredible array and of to diverse and narratively complex phones and something for everyone. >> a wonderful in anything you'd like to add to that any films in particular, you're excited about. >> too many to name some go invite people to come to the website and take a look. i am particularly fond our centerpiece which is from a filmmaker first time filmmaker named saline song and it's called pass lives. and it's a bit of a a love story. and looking back at at at life with a relationship with the envoy that that she met before she immigrated to north america. so it's quite beautiful yeah. >> and how could. there are so many films that are going to be playing at this festival. how do you decide which films are going to end up in the lineup? i mean, it's not a science. it's a human process. very much so. we began usually a year in advance and both myself and my team of >> curators. we go to different festivals. we keep an eye on what films are under development and we work with a

lot of relationships that we have with studios and tells representatives. and then we have an incredible pool of submissions. we had over 4,500 this year. so the hospital is curated from over 5,000 we work with a screening committee which is over 100 people. and then my curatorial team is 6 people. and together we see we we over 6,000 minutes in the last few months alone, 6,333, i think was the number so it's just a process getting together. looking at what resonates. you know, we're humans picking films for other humans. right thing that's very unique about a festival. we're not an algorithm putting together what we think you would enjoy. we're looking for stories that we find to be unique and engaging and challenging perhaps ambiguous. and all in conversation with one another. so it's a really incredible opportunity to come and discover some of the brightest story tellers internationally and locally. >> and how does it feel to be part of such an incredible

initiative that means screening all of these films and really just championing the arts in a way here in the bay area. it's amazing to be able to help stewart a legacy that started in 1957. so there is a very entrepreneurial idea of bringing. >> films from around the world and we know people in san francisco in the bay area, our ambitious and curious and want to want to understand the world. and so the idea that we can continue to be able to do that and embrace more of the world different perspectives. we have a lot of young filmmakers. there's something incredibly exciting about it. one of the things that i'm particularly excited about this year's that we're going to be centered at the c g v san francisco at 1000, venice. whole point of the festival is create the space where new people old friends and new friends can be made. >> anything else you want to add to that? i mean, that was fantastic. but and said about an embassy vehicle. i mean, you know, cinematic cinema is a collective experience.

that's where we can come together in a room and put aside our cares and worries and the united and there's a suspension of belief and you can an experience in the journey. and i think that that that's really important. now, more than ever. and we have some incredible artists making a film is challenging at the best of times. and it's been difficult these last few years. and so it's just amazing that we have so many incredible stories and we really hope that the incredibly intelligent and hungry audience here in the bay area will will come up together and show up at the theater and get a seat and enjoy wonderful. and so how can people get more information? that's a film dot org. all right. perfect. and they can also get tickets. they're absolutely. all right. perfect. well, thank you so much, ladies for joining us. that's and lie executive director and jesse fairbanks, director of programming for the 66 san francisco international film festival. thank you for being here. >> thank you. all right. we'll >> thank you. all right. we'll be right back. ( ♪♪ )

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>> welcome back to the city of san francisco. is investing in its artists with a free concert at golden gate park today. 4 bands have partnered with the parks and rec department. there getting paid to put on a show at the bandshell inside the de young museum. the event is called. do you remember it's a reference to the love generation in the 60's. when music lovers would gather at the park to dance and celebrate. caught up with the band leader of the main act.

>> my idea and why i play music and why we're about this is to make people feel something real. i think in a time a lot of disillusionment and disconnected ms. so, you know, there's a broader and tomorrow to make people feel something special in golden gate park where a very special things have happened in the past. >> the free festival starts at noon and goes on until 4 o'clock. its analog because, you know, was record. it's yeah, it's you know, that sounds. but okay. so let's a look at the next story. a hospital in alaska got a visit from a hungry moose. check this out. it was caught munching on a plant in the lobby since it was not being aggressive. hospital workers figured that they did not need to call for help with the professionals and getting the moves out. you can see they move the couch behind it just gently trying to weigh the outside and there it goes with some gentle encouragement. after about 15 minutes that moose left as calmly as it arrived. >> and buddy, you home, but

you can stay stay here and say we're not a hospital for animals. we are hospital. lacy is right around the corner. stephanie, ready for spring. are you ready? yeah. that sounds about right. okay. well, we kind of got in this forecast north saturday for just a moment. >> there you got on sunday, you know, and looking good on monday. but then a kind of correction later in the week into the 60's. but a couple days of the 70's, a decent amount of sunshine and the interruption by these you know, midweek and so forth will call it somewhat variable. clouds doesn't think there's enough moisture to scrounge up the rain in there, it's going to be just a little correction but will join the 70's for a couple of days. yeah, boy, just a wonderful weekend to, you know, head outdoors for a nice walk a your weekend most >> all right. well, thank you so much, david. thanks to all of you for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin and from all of us here at kron. >> have a wonderful day. stay safe and taking care of yourselves. see you back here tomorrow. 5.

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