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lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a sweet sunday going on here for you there's a live shot of the east bay shoreline. not much the way of fog at all does get the sun some time to do its magic in what magic it will do. >> with essentially mostly sunny skies. we're talking about high temperatures pushing through the 70's for this afternoon there again, as the east bay shoreline shot there. the little bit of the shadow being cast there from the hills off to background there. there's a storm tracker. 4 just want to point out real quickly or maybe a few little scattered clouds working in here because of traffic that's towards our north. this is something you will see repeat itself again monday night into tuesday with again, some scattered clouds, although that's going to happen actually overnight to get the sunshine the monday and then returning by tuesday. here's the 40's for you for right now. that's where we stand at. 45 for relay 54 san francisco. 47 for antioch. 48 meanwhile for san jose trailing a few degrees. but that's clear. skies, calm. winds allow some cooling to

happen overnight. we will make up for that and beyond for high temperatures to 2 o'clock, we're even looking at 71 again, some high thin clouds to toss about a bit, but expect some high temperatures in some of those valleys in the mid 70's. we have a little cool down into next week, but it should be a dry week. coming up, i'll have that forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. breaking news from after being hit by a car on d highway 3.80. in san bruno. >> it happened around3.15 this morning near the el camino real off-ramp. the collision forced all lanes of eastbound 3.80, to temporarily close. the roadway is now back open. we reached out to chp for more information and we'll keep you updated as we learn more. and now to a major blow on reproductive rights. after 2 federal judges issued contradictory rulings about the abortion pill. mifepristone a crop was. amanda hari has reaction from local leaders about these rulings and the potential impacts on abortion care right here in california. as of

right now, nothing has changed in terms of abortion care in california and the drug >> is still available with a prescription. but organizations like planned parenthood say they're preparing for whatever may happen next. the extraordinary timing of 2 rulings has left uncertainty when it comes to abortion care. on friday, a federal judge in texas suspended the fda's approval then moments later, a federal judge in washington state ruled in a separate case that the drug is safe. state senator scott wiener says judges shouldn't be making. these calls. summer happened before. judges are not in that position. >> 2 mission is decisions that fda. >> decision made that in you have politicians deciding what you need to do to get best possible medical care. vice president of public affairs for planned parenthood. lauren babb says she's disappointed by the ruling but planned parenthood is ready. but fortunately, we've been preparing for moment. and so

>> still be able to in the health abortion or medication abortion. >> it just of it. frankly, most of chris stone is one of 2 drugs used for medicaid abortions. the other a soap or stall which would still be available. it's only about 85% to 95% effective on its own. there's also a higher risk of complications. but executive coordinator with pro-life san francisco, robert byrd says his organization was happy with the ruling. it's great that the fda approval. which was irresponsibly done in the first place. >> is now revote. and we hope that this becomes a permanent. it's a reality that senator wiener says he's fighting to keep abortions accessible to as many people as possible work standing here make it so people can come here to get healthcare. you know, i agree see biden administration shipping.

>> should consider just ignoring this ruling. it was so and this is a matter of life and but many democratic lawmakers in washington are not ignoring the ruling. >> with senate majority leader chuck schumer calling it a dangerous new precedent that could have far-reaching ramifications impacting people's ability to get other medications they might need. more than half of us abortions are medicaid abortions. the fda has not commented on the lawsuit. >> however, physicians groups say the drug is safe and effective in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> we're following developing news out of the east bay. a freeway shooting unfolded on 8.80, near fremont leaving at least one person injured. this happened in the southbound lanes just south of the mission boulevard. exit. the incident forced all lanes of southbound. i-80 to close for an hour and a half all lanes have since reopened. the victim was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. their condition is not known at this time.

>> and that huge sideshow unfolded on open streets early saturday morning. this is on addilyn street just after 3 in the morning. one point police say about 200 vehicles were involved in this. the sideshow then moved to several areas of the city before dispersing. >> any off, mayor lamar thorpe is calling for an independent audit of the city police department's hiring practices. this comes after more than a dozen officers were accused of racism. a judge on friday released the said the names of 17 officers who allegedly sent racist text messages over 2 years. thorpe says that list includes the name of the antioch police union. president. the fbi is investigating the union for possible civil rights violations. this is not the only scandal police face just last month were, but now several officers were placed on leave for possibly violating city policy. the

mayor did not say how many officers were suspended at the time, only indicating that the investigation was internal. and learning more about the person shot on saturday afternoon in san jose. we've learned that they've died from their injuries. the shooting happened in the area of key street and south 3rd street. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. police say they're still working to find the shooter and a motive. this is san jose's 8th homicide of the year. in the peninsula on the peninsula, rather palo alto. police are investigating a hate crime. they are looking for the person responsible for riting offensive remarks in a public restroom at a parking garage next to form fitness on bryant street, the written comments were direcd against people from india. public works has removed the graffiti. officers believe the crime happened on wednesday. but last time the restroom was checked by city staff. and police arrested a woman accused of assaulting a restaurant worker. it happened at a subway in petaluma on lakeville highway friday

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about businesses must be created and run by the kids themselves. it looks like everybody did a great job. >> they were judged on originality, real world business potential and presentation. >> a sweet son is coming your way for today. plenty of sunshine. and let's get those highs into the 70's. that's right. it was like a little bit of spring has sprung for the week ahead. looks like it'll drop by the middle of the week, but it should be a dry weekend that keep it here. we'll have your forecast we'll have your forecast called for more news. overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce

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>> well, today is easter sunday and the pope led easter mass on saint peter's square. this coming just days after the pope was released from the hospital after being treated for bronchitis during the service, the pope and vote prayers for the ukrainian and russian people and called on israelis and palestinians to forge a climate of trust >> they're off the city of belmont's eggventure hunt drew a huge crowd on saturday. kids 3 to 10 participated in the fun of finding 13,000 eggs after the hunt families enjoyed some fun photo opportunities and even got to pick up some refreshments as well. looks like great family. fun for everybody. well, after more than 20 years of serving

san francisco in the east bay, the local restaurant change how had to close down. but on today's dine and dish vicki liviakis brings us some good news. she takes us inside a brand new open now in san ramon. >> after some 3 years of being on the back burner chow is back and serving up american cookery. same delicious comfort food. the beloved chow is back. but in a new location, this is the new chapel in san ramon open inside the city center at bishop and longtime fans of the old couldn't be i have to talk us today and i feel changed a lot to it's really good. child closed down in 2019 after 2 decades of serving bay area diner, we like this location. better for real. yeah. okay. how about the really good with something to appeal to every age you can chow down on everything from tacos to fresh tuna poke to

off a car when a bistro mussels and italian a little bit of everything for sure. if it sounds o'clock vic. well, you can thank chow's tony pulis a note. it's fun. it's who we are. it's like our greatest the site's the restaurant. there's a grab and go market class. a well-stocked bar bring the one-two punch. we've got the food and now introducing a really nice great cocktail menu. >>ebut what really brings people back the friendly atmosphere? i think the really, really good. full of positive energy. and to that, we say thank in san ramon, vecki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> all right. time now for another check of the weather. dave spahr us a closer look. dave, is it a good day to head outdoors? get some a nice dining-in. it is 2 thumbs up. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a beautiful, sunny, but we really earned it. you know, with all the storminess we've had lately and great timing and all of this, too. >> instead of being like a an

unsettled sunday going into a quiet monday. we've got nice sunday going into a nice monday, too. >> here's the east bay shoreline. all kind of getting lit up now as we see the sun rise a little bit higher, might have some stray clouds for today, but on balance, we'll call it kind of mostly sunny for most your activities. there is a passing system up towards our north and again might be sprayed with some afternoon clouds potentially with all of that temperature check for you. we have the 40's on the board for the most part, but cooled off quite a bit overnight. you know, have the calm winds, lots of clear skies and all of that, all the things we need the recipe to drop now going forward a little bit today, as i mentioned earlier, basically mostly sunny really doesn't show up here on future cast for in terms of some of those high clouds, though, tomorrow, it looks like this marine layer is trying to nudge it a little bit. it will be kind of held at bay for most of the day. so keep it pretty much mostly sunny for monday, on balance for the day. but then overnight, perfect timing. here comes the cloud cover. sorry, stargazers. but will be cloud covered up a little bit. but by tomorrow morning, it should clear out rather tuesday morning we'll clear out so tuesday should fare out

to be a kind of mostly sunny day as well. so it's kind of timed out to be a nocturnal event today, mostly sunny and nice. we got 70 ish for the bay mid 70's going on inland early in the week. we just talked about it. a nice start on monday. then monday night that system passes with cloud cover, clearing up again for tuesday, but will be a drop in temperatures. middle 60's. it looks like by the middle of the week here. bit of shock to the system. maybe then late in the week we warm back up again into next weekend. now with the passing of the system's, it looks like we will stay dry. can't rule out. maybe a soul stray sprinkle along the coast, particularly up north. but we're pretty far south for most of the action that's going on. 65 san francisco. 69 oakland, 74 going on san jose. we're seeing the same deal in the east bay up to the north bay with santa rose about 70 for 72 for napa. little bit more in your 4 zone forecast. a look at that extended as well. stephanie, thank you. >> well, the private information of several police officers in los angeles was released online last month. and now the police officers union is suing the city and

the city is suing the man who requested the information in the first place. our nancy loo has more. >> the new lawsuits linked to the la pd record scandal. >> include a case filed against the city as well as another case filed by the city against a local reporter. in an exclusive interview with news nation, the man who triggered the information released insists he has done nothing wrong. >> all they do is make california public records act request for some photos. i got some photos and then they made a mistake. apparently the 2 men >> none of that is on the it's been 7 months since. 28 year-old ben camacho got the manila envelope from the city of los angeles that sparked the ongoing mess in an exclusive news nation interview, camacho says he was stunned to get way more than what he requested from l a p d. i got the letter from the city attorney. >> and a flash room full of photos.

>> you shared that information? >> yeah. did i posted on a one directly? >> camacho says he did that since the city made the information public. among those who have used the data, a group which launched watch the watchers, a searchable website with photos and the personal information of over 9,000 officers including hundreds who work undercover their officers to know who are fearing for their safety. what do you have to say to officers take it up with the city? the police union has already filed suit against the city and l a p d in addition a separate lawsuit on behalf of over 300 undercover officers. this presents a significant threat to the safety of the citizens of los angeles. several under covers have been threatened with direct threats based on this release in response to action against camacho and others. the city said in part while there is strong public interest in governmental transparency, there is equally strong interest in the safety of lapd officers. that is why we brought this suit to have

the photos of officers immediately removed from the website and have the flash drive containing them returned into trying to scapegoat me and intimidated into giving something that. >> even if i gave you whatever copies i happened, the flash drive. that's not going to do anything like to to remedy end. >> la mayor karen bass has refused to comment on the lawsuit but expressed her concerns over officer's safety recruiting and retention. i'm very worried that with the officers who have been revealed that it might increase people leaving the department, the cat's out of the bag. you can you can do this. that's not how the internet works. >> camacho tells news nation he made the original request just to have officer photos to go with stories he's working on. he says he feels no remorse or regret over the situation since it was a city that handed him all of the data. >> and that was nancy loo reporting for us this morning. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, hundreds

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the dave, we're hearing i might there might be a some nice sunshine yes, plenty no pushing, no shoving. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. it's a pretty sweet sunday going on here for you today. are lots of that going on, wolf. see, maybe some high cloudiness to be had. >> and monday looks like a nice day to just the case, have that they off as well. then we cool off for midweek here, but that should remain dry as the systems go toward north. you see the shadows continue to retreat back to the hillside as you'll notice as the sun gets a little higher in the sky. so today. >> again, some of the way, some high cloudiness and to show you some of this traffic from a larger perspective there it is. and that line will probably drop across the region monday night. the thinking is and that will be just time with cloud cover overnight. and we should clear back up tuesday. but on the backside of it, things will be a bit cooler. now. our winds currently pretty much single-digit. you can see on

the board there below 10 miles per hour to calm and somewhat variable. and the readings are a bit on the cool side in the 40's, but we don't have 30's, though, 50 for san francisco. 52 going on for can with the sunshine will warm up nicely today through the 70's. do that again for monday as well. expect the same mid 70's and those inland valleys. the only thing that's kind of stubborn with this are the coastal numbers. they can remain chilly in the lower 60's. you throw breeze and there you start to fill up, though. and that's just because they trail in its very early in the season here for the warming up the coast. well, more about the way your 4 zone forecast and also that extended to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. well, hundreds marched and rallied in san francisco against anti-drag and anti-trans legislation. saturday's demonstration also honor the late bay area. drag icon heklina kron four's philippe djegal reports that the rally stretched all the way from city hall to union square. >> the recent death of bay area drag icon heklina was top

of mind saturday as hundreds took to the san francisco streets protesting against anti-drag an anti-transgender hate members this week. london police say the popular performer he's found unresponsive at a home in a neighborhood near buckingham palace. he helped so many other performers get started. >> she brought so much joy every year. the golden girls lived is a tradition people and straight throughout the brilliant entertainer and a kind. is being loving members here by every tony, just or helped organize the event which launched with a march from city hall to union square. i'm an because speak out against neighbors are

victimized can no max is visiting from santa rosa wearing a dress in public for the first time. i don't really care what other people think. you know, i'm going to get like this. >> you know, probably i really don't care what anybody else thinks. i like this year. lawmakers in 33 states introduced more than 300 bills jeopardizing transgender rights in san francisco. all run and i am. >> us. the san jose police chief is responding to the investigation that led to federal drug charges against a former head of the city's police officers association. joe has to go be a has been charged with attempting to illegally import fentanyl. she was fired on friday. the police chief took to twitter saturday to try to reassure

the public. he repeated an earlier pledge to cooperate with the investigation. he also added that so far there is no indication that any officers are suspected of any wrongdoing. and mayor matt mahan is also says the go via was not a police officer or a city employee. i this right. games is now threatening legal action after she says she was attacked at san francisco state university. gaines, a former college swimmer has been a critic of trans women being included in women's sports. she says she was swarmed and hit by pro trans protesters. after giving a speech at the school thursday night. well, this video you're watching here shared by gains in the school's newspaper shows her being escorted by police as protesters shout at her. the university's police department says the situation is under investigation and no arrests have been made yet. a 300 million dollar state program designed to help home buyers has run out of money after just 2 weeks. the california housing finance

agency just launched its special loan program offering first time buyers 20% the purchase price of a home or condo. sounds like a good deal right? well, that help was available only to households whose earnings were below specific, a specific income limit and more funds could become available. but it's not clear yet when that would happen. and the cherry blossom festival kicked off this weekend in san francisco. the event showcases japanese culture and coincides with the blooming of the cherry blossoms kron four's gayle ong shows us some of the sights and sounds. >> thousands descended on san francisco's japantown saturday for the opening day of the annual cherry blossom festival. event. showcased performances at the japan town peace plaza that maybe to the opening ceremony and it was. >> great to see with so much energy on the stage. and so it's been really nice able to

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>> all right. take a look at this right now. flowers are blooming across our state. thanks. in part to the heavy rainfall we've received. this video is of a super bloom in kings county near bakersfield. officials ask that you please do not walk in these fields and instead they're asking that you stay on paved areas. so everyone has an opportunity to enjoy the sight safely. and we are on watch. here is a live look at the peregrine falcon nest at uc berkeley. you can see 2 falcons are carrying or rather this one falcon. his care is sitting on top of its 4 eggs. we know, but it hasn't made as well. and we're expecting these eggs to hatch any day. the predicted day is tuesday. and lou, a nanny, which of the pair falcons involved with this. they set up shop in the bell tower at uc berkeley. the camp and the late and this live camera has attracted a worldwide audience. a big

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. 7.45. this beautiful morning. taking a live look outside at the san francisco shoreline and the bay bridge from our mount tam camera just looking so pretty and a little blue out there, too, just because i think of how the like kind of falls on the camera lens here.

we have dave spahr know the weather center with more and just looking like a gorgeous start to the day today. it is that good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. when you get real flavor of spring going on here, 43 been waiting all this long. we have 70's across much of the bay. >> this little shot up daughter summit. yeah, look at this. this snow packs are so picky. look like little bunkers calling on here. as you can see. next thing to watch out for is the wet roads a bit because we're going get some melting today. tomorrow as temperatures there visit 16, it looks like both today tomorrow. then a little bit of a cool down by midweek. we're going to get that here in the bay as well. but still, it's a bit above freezing. so we're going to continue ation of melting, but it could be a bit more aggressive today and tomorrow, but certainly plenty of sunshine upstream for us to look out for some scattered clouds, try to work in here. some high clouds today. but tomorrow we're going to get more of the brunt of it probably by tomorrow night through the overnight, clearing back up by tuesday thing is that this is going to be a temperature, correct? or so. this is temporary temporary 2 days or so of 70 something. and then we drop

back to the 60's will get a return, though, by the end of the week. and next weekend looks pretty good as well. 52 antioch, we've got mid 40's right now for much of the east bay east bay. shoreline is actually leading the pack in terms of the numbers. 51. meanwhile, for san francisco in a chilly 42 up to santa rosa. so longer-range, what does it look like? here we go in and stop it at that. very concerning to see the rain is up towards the north. can't rule out a little sprinkle along the coast to that's going to be very, very isolated to get anything. it's going 30 up your car basically is all going to do. but the cloud cover is what i want to point out. this is a 02:00am or so. and then that starts to clear out for good tuesday. a few little scattered clouds here by wednesday. looks good as we finish off. and by this point, we're warming up. temperatures start to climb back to the 70's even as early as friday. and that will take us into next weekend. so we're starting to do nice springtime pattern, but because it's so early, some numbers, all stubborn here, 65 san francisco. but along the coast, got some 50's here and there 60 ish will do for highs. this is also true up in the north bay and marine. so

is going to be chilly in those spots because the ocean is trailing with all this is just brand new spring here. 66 for burlingame, 68 foster city, 72 palo alto, redwood city, the south bay. we got the mid 70's here cooking. you can see and lower 70's back to the east bay shoreline. slight improvement well inland as we start to get mid 70's for tri valley, looks like dublin. 74, along with danville, 74 walnut creek, 69 for berkeley of allay at impressive. 69. 74 going on for fairfield. 72 for sonoma and napa in 74 for santa rosa. so the seesaw spring-like forecast continues in the 7 days. you'll notice there's the drop back again on tuesday. but we return to the 70's as we finish off the week on balance, mostly sunny during the actual day. but they'll be some traffic overnight to bring us some cloud cover for the some of the overnight hours, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in our state's capital, there's a new proposal on the table that supporters say will help address the homelessness crisis in california. our

capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a look at that. >> debris. most importantly, human beings. this look at a portion of downtown sacramento office. just a snapshot of the homelessness crisis across california where an estimated 115,000 people go without shelter every night. there is no question that homelessness is crisis in every community in california. graham canales is the executive director of the california state association of counties also known as c sec, the primary advocacy organization lobbying on behalf of all 58 county governments across california. >> creason lee released its own homelessness plan known as at home an acronym for accountability. transparency, housing, outreach, mitigation and economic opportunity. in short as canals describes it, the real system. >> with the real

accountability and that's what we've done with at home. the wide ranging proposal includes a call for state government to provide more ongoing. local homelessness funding as opposed to one time spending for investments into things like housing, homeless emergency response resources and a committed workforce for wraparound services. but in addition of that, now stress is a major part of the proposals all about calling for more clarity over the role of the state. >> first is the role of local governments in the response to homelessness. we will not successfully address homelessness and less. there are very clear roles and responsibilities for the state. >> for counties and for cities and that is not in place today. no official word from the governor on the at-home plan. and while newsom has long maintained the state plays an important role on homelessness, he says california can only do so much without help. >> from local last month after he announced a combined 1200 new tiny homes will go up across san diego, los angeles, san jose and sacramento. so too, did the governor released

1 billion dollars in homelessness funds for local governments? he spoke with us about it during a one-on-one interview in march, giving the cities and counties money for encampments. we're giving them unprecedented out of money on an annual basis for flexible funding. but we're acquiring something for the first time in return. and that's a plan and accountability. no plan, no money, but moving forward, canals hopes the novernor will take into account. the at-home plan now is the time to make big progress on homelessness. we've all waited long enough wait. he hopes will soon turn into more action and results in sacramento. wallace crop. >> and changes could be coming to your favorite easter candy. marshmallow peeps, along with several other candies, contain chemical additives. the california lawmakers are working to ban 5 chemicals on the list are used to add color and texture to candy studies have shown the chemicals can increase the risk of cancer and cause other health problems. the ingredients are already banned in europe. >> what we really want as for

these companies to make the same minor modifications to their recipes that they made in europe and elsewhere are here in the united states. >> and the fda allows the use of these chemicals only if they are under a certain limit that's deemed safe to eat. >> and happening today, it is a crucial game for the golden state warriors. they take on the portland trail blazers this afternoon. the worriers are currently in 6th place in the western conference. a win today would guarantee they avoid the play-in tournament and advance straight to the playoffs. tipoff for today's game is set for 12, 30 this afternoon. the warriors are gearing up to take on the portland trail blazers in just a few hours and steady and 6 place in the western conference, as we just mentioned right now. so again, crucial that they win today. tip off, set for 12, 30. as we head to break for the weekend. there will be a springtime celebration with an easter egg hunt and budding funny petting zoo in woodside. it starts at

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>> all right. take a look at this. the yuba city police department is giving one of its very own a special promotion. meet percy the

police rabbit. he was just promoted to the rank of wellness officer. first, he was found last year in the middle of percy avenue by a cop. and when no one could find persie's owner, a police services analyst decided to adopt him according to the department's facebook post, percy lounges at police headquarters during the day and is a support animal for everyone who works at the department. so just lovely to see you. and congratulations on your promotion just in time for easter. and who said easter egg hunting was just for the humans. a pack of african painted dogs enjoyed s me easter egg treats at a london zoo during the week. and zoo keepers at the west midlands safari in leisure park had pieces of meat inside these huge paper mush, a easter eggs at the dogs got to tear into and enjoy. they're just having such a blast there. you can see that and because of their size, the eggs were not too hard for the dogs to find and the meat inside was really tantalizing

for them. african painted dogs are native to sub-saharan africa and are considered an endangered species. so what a fun and enrichment activity for the animals there. it's great to see. well, still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. another dangerous sideshow unfolds on oakland city streets. >> we show you where this happened and just how many cars got involved. plus, mayor calling for an independent audit of the police department's hiring practices. this after more than a dozen officers are accused of racism. and the future of a popular abortion pill uncertain this morning, how the department of justice is expected to respond. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news us. the kron 4 morning news continues with those s overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday, april 9th and a beautiful weekend. so far. we're covering a lot for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr the morning date. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. it's a sweet sunday for going on here for you to keep the sunshine going. temperatures pumped up. some of the warmest numbers we've seen all year. as we venture into the 70's well inland, even around. >> the east bay shoreline to get nd70 as well. there is some high cloudiness. we may see pass a little today, but basically all the traffic remains towards our north. the only type of interference we

see from cloud cover will actually happen. nicely timed monday overnight, tuesday, keeping both days pretty much in the sunshine. 47 vallejo currently 48 for concord and you can see the east bay shoreline is already popping about 50 with 52 for antioch, although the east bay is expected to warm up inland a little bit more. so 51 for san jose and 46 up there to santa rosa. the contrast we're start to close the gap a little bit. only a couple degrees trailing because the clear skies overnight and today, feast your eyes on this. we've got 73 by the mid-afternoon, essentially mostly sunny skies. not much the way of winds either as we get this little llavor of some to a springtime, rather finally, without the spring time rain looks like it'll be dry for the week ahead. but the temperatures are going to jump around a little bit. and at the ballpark today for the giants, it's still a little chilly to well more that the forecast coming up, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. breaking news from overnight. one person is dead after being hit by a car on i 3.80, in san bruno. >> it happened around 3.15 this morning near the el

camino real off-ramp. the collision forced all lanes of eastbound 3.80, to temporarily close. the roadway is now back open. we've reached out to chp for more information and we'll keep you updated as we learn more. and happening right now, berkeley police are looking for a man who punched and robbed a woman and stole her purse early this morning. this happened around 01:00am on uc berkeley campus on hearst avenue near the intersection with oxford street. the woman was walking down the street when she was punched in the head by the man who then ran away with her purse. officers say a berkeley police are asking anyone with information to please get in touch. and now to a major blow on reproductive rights. after 2 federal judges issued contradictory rulings about the abortion pill. mifepristone kron four's amanda hari brings us reaction from local leaders about these rulings and the potential impacts on abortion care right here in california. >> as of right now, nothing

has changed in terms of abortion care in california and the drug is still available with a prescription. but organizations like planned parenthood say they're preparing for whatever may happen next. the extraordinary timing of 2 rulings has left uncertainty when it comes to abortion care. on friday, a federal judge in texas suspended the fda's approval then moments later, a federal judge in washington state ruled in a separate case that the drug is safe. state senator scott wiener says judges shouldn't be making. these calls. summer happened before. judges are not in that position. >> 2 mission is scientific decisions that fda. >> decision made that in you have politicians deciding what you need to do to get best possible medical care. vice president of public affairs for planned parenthood. lauren babb says she's disappointed by the ruling but planned parenthood is ready. but fortunately, we've been preparing for this moment. and so >> still be able to in the

health abortion, dormant commission, abortion. >> it just of it. frankly, most of chris stone is one of 2 drugs used for medicaid abortions. the other a soap or stall which would still be available. it's only about 85% to 95% effective on its own. there's also a higher risk of complications. but executive coordinator with pro-life san francisco, robert byrd says his organization was happy with the ruling. it's great that the fda approval. which was irresponsibly done in the first place. >> is now revote. and we hope that this becomes a permanent. it's a reality that senator wiener says he's fighting to keep abortions accessible to as many people as possible work standing here make it so people can come here to get healthcare. you know, i agree see biden administration shipping. >> should consider just ignoring this ruling. it was

so and this is a matter of life. but many democratic lawmakers in washington are not ignoring the ruling. >> with senate majority leader chuck schumer calling it a dangerous new precedent that could have far-reaching ramifications impacting people's ability to get other medications they might need. more than half of us abortions are medicaid abortions. the fda has not commented on the lawsuit. >> however, physicians groups say the drug is safe and effective in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> and we're following developing news out of the east bay. a freeway shooting unfolded on i-80 near fremont leaving at least one person injured. this happened in the southbound lanes just south of the mission boulevard. exit. the incident forced all lanes of southbound. to close for an hour and a half. but always our sensor have since been reopened. the victim was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. their condition is not known at this time.

>> and a huge sideshow unfold on oakland street early saturday morning. this is on street just after 3.30. now, one point police say about 200 cars were involved. the sideshow then moved to several areas in the city before dispersing. >> well, this morning, oakland police are investigating the death of a child that child was found unresponsive on market street around one friday morning. they were rushed to the hospital where they were pronounced dead. no word on how the child passed at this time. anyone with information is asked to please call oakland police. any up. mayor lamar thorpe is calling for an independent audit of the city's police department's hiring practices. and this comes after more than a dozen officers were accused of racism. a judge on friday released the names of 17 officers who allegedly sent racist text messages over 2 years. thorpe says that list includes the name of the

antioch police union. president. the fbi is investigating the union for possible civil rights violations. this is not the only scandal antioch police faces just last month. 4 pronounced several officers were placed on leave for possibly violating city policy. the mayor did not say how many officers were suspended at the time only indicating the investigation was internal. and we're learning the person shot saturday afternoon in san jose has died from their injuries. the shooting happened in the area of key street and south 3rd street. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he passed. police say they are still working to find the shooter and a motive. this is san jose's 8th homicide of the year. on the peninsula. palo alto police are investigating a hate crime. they're looking for the person responsible for writing offensive remarks in a public restroom at a parking garage next to for fitness on bryant street, the written comments were directed against people from india. public works has removed the graffiti. excuse me. officers

believe the crime happened on wednesday. the last time the restroom was checked by city staff. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a dead whale has washed ashore near san leandro. >> the steps scientists are taking now to uncover its cause of death. plus, just in time for easter sunday, more on the pope's returned to the public eye in saint peter's square. and after the break, a san jose school is inspiring the next genera

>> welcome back. a school in san jose is inspiring kids to be entrepreneurs acting academy hosted their 3rd annual children's business fair at evergreen village on saturday, organizers said of 50 tables for kids ages 6 to 16 participants learn to develop a brand. they created a product or service and built a marketing strategy. then they open for customers of businesses ranged from selling arts and crafts projects and some people even so plants. we spoke with one of the organizers. >> this is an opportunity for them to get out and actually tell us what they've learned and show their knowledge, entrepreneurship in all of the different ways they learned about businesses had to be created and run by the kids themselves. and everyone was judged on originality, real-world business, potential. >> and presentation. and it looks like everyone really got into this and great and weather conditions looking

pretty nice out there for half of the fare as well people expected a day will probably more sunshine than that. that looks like it will have a little bit more that cooking today all day long, maybe to some high cloudiness bump. those temperatures up in the south bay in the mid 70's and >> really a lot of 70's all over the place. we have a look over the place. we have a look at forecast ( ♪♪ ) (chiming) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty.

>> welcome back to kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and a sweet easter sunday on tap for us today. there's a little shot coming in from san jose. state's give

you an idea what's going on them in a logical department noting some high cloudiness. that's a good take away for today. we'll get some high clouds today, but that's really about all we're looking at basically mostly sunny. that's from the traffic far up towards our north. not much to show on storm tracker 4. it's really more upstream that this will impact us a little bit in terms of cloud cover. the timing of the real hit of that looks to be monday night into tuesday morning, not a rain producer, although maybe a little stray showers possible at the coast. but the bigger issue will be just some cloud cover overnight. that's when we'll get a lot of stargazing monday night and then clearing back up again tuesday. plus, a little cooler on the back side of that is temperatures take about a 10 degree hair cut. 50 looks like for oakland right now. 47 livermore. 55 up to antioch. 46, meanwhile for santa rosa and 51 san jose forecast today is calling for about 65 san francisco, noting a few scattered clouds open. 69 74 meanwhile for san jose, mostly sunny and quite pleasant for you, heading over to future cast for looks pretty good today. and even

into tonight. it looks like by tomorrow morning. now we do have some of that marine layer out to sea. that's going to kind of held at bay for much of the day. it looks like so let's be able to grab a lot of sunshine on your monday. then overnight with the passage of this, here's the cloud cover clearing out just in time for your tuesday. but then temperatures will become a bit more of a challenge. so mostly sunny today. nice 70's for the bay mid 70's inland early in the week. warm start. we do the same kind of thing on monday, mid 70's and all that. then we cool off, particularly on tuesday and by wednesday. bottom out in the mid 60's. so a little bit of a sharp drop. then late in the week. we go back up again. we back up back to numbers like today. it looks like by next friday and saturday looks like a rain-free week. up ahead to looking at the temperature board here there, mid 70's inland, both in the east bay, north bay and the south bay, a little cooler along the coast. the conversation really tells the tale. we're trailing a little bit because of the cold ocean. it's early in the season. it's like you when you boil water. and so for the put

right in the stove, it doesn't blow instantly take some time. so the ocean is trailing a little bit next couple of days. there's the drop in temperatures by tuesday 65 your extended forecast and the 4 zone in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for that. well, today is easter sunday and the pope led easter mass on saint peter's square. all this coming just days after the pope was released from the hospital after being treated for bronchitis during the service, the pope invoke prayers for the ukrainian and russian people and called on israelis and palestinians to forge a climate. >> of all right. >> and they're off the city of belmont adventure hunt drew a huge crowd on saturday. kids 3 to 10 kids ages 3 to 10 participated in the fun of finding 13,000 eggs after the hunt families enjoyed some fun photo opportunities and refreshments. looks everyone had a great time. well, after more than 20 years of serving san francisco in the east bay,

the local restaurant chain chow had to close down. but on today's dine and dish vicki liviakis brings us some good news. she takes us inside a brand-new chow that's open now in san ramon. >> after some 3 years of being on the back burner chow is back and serving up american cookery. same delicious comfort food. the beloved chow is back. but in a new location, this is the new chapel in san ramon open inside the city center at bishop and longtime fans of the old couldn't be i have to talk us today and i feel changed a lot of men use its really good child closed down in 2019 after 2 decades of serving bay area diner, we like this location. better for real. yeah. okay. how about the really good with something to appeal to every age you can chow down on everything from tacos to fresh tuna, poke or

bistro. mussels and italian a little bit of everything for sure. if it sounds eclectic. well, you can thank chow's tony pulis a note. it's fun. it's who we are. it's like our greatest besides the restaurant. there's a grab and go market class. a well-stocked bar bring the one-two punch. we've got the food and now introducing a really nice great cocktail menu. >> but what really brings people back the friendly atmosphere? i think the really, really good full of positive energy. and to that we say thank in san ramon, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> and a reminder for giants fans. if you're planning to go to today's game at oracle park caltrain has suspended service between the belmont and menlo park stations. crews are working on elect an electrification project. there will be a limited bus bridge and caltrain is advising giants fans to find other

transit options. the closures will not affect weekday service. and the private information of several police officers in los angeles was released online just last month. and now the police officers union is suing the city and the city. >> is suing the man who requested the information in the first place. our nancy loo has more on that. >> the new lawsuits linked to the la pd record scandal. >> include a case filed against the city as well as another case filed by the city against a local reporter. in an exclusive interview with news nation, the man who triggered the information released insists he has done nothing wrong. >> all they do is make california public records act request for some photos. i got some photos and then they made a mistake. apparently the 2 men >> none of that is on the it's been 7 months since. 28 year-old ben camacho got the manila envelope from the city of los angeles that sparked the ongoing mess in an exclusive news nation

interview, camacho says he was stunned to get way more than what he requested from l a p d. i got the letter from the city attorney. >> and a flash room full of photos. >> you shared that information? >> yeah. did i posted it on a one directly? >> camacho says he did that since the city made the information public. among those who have used the data, a group which launched watch the watchers, a searchable website with photos and the personal information of over 9,000 officers including hundreds who work undercover their officers to know who are fearing for their safety. what do you have to say? officers take it up with city. the police union has already filed suit against the city and l a p d in addition a separate lawsuit on behalf of over 300 undercover officers. this presents a significant threat to the safety of the citizens of los angeles. several under covers have been threatened with direct threats based on this release in response to

action against camacho and others. the city said in part while there is strong public interest in governmental transparency, there is equally strong interest in the safety of lapd officers. that is why we brought this suit to have the photos of officers immediately removed from the website and have the flash drive containing them returned into trying to scapegoat me and intimidated into giving something that. >> even if i gave you whatever copies i happened, the flash drive. that's not going to do anything like to to remedy end. >> la mayor karen bass has refused to comment on the lawsuit but expressed her concerns over officer's safety recruiting and retention. i'm very worried that with the officers who have been revealed that it might increase people leaving the department, the cat's out of the bag. you can you can do this. that's not how the internet works. >> camacho tells news nation he made the original request just to have officer photos to go with stories he's working on. he says he feels no remorse or regret over the

situation since it was a city that handed him all of the data. >> and that was nancy loo reporting for us this morning. >> and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. hundreds of people marched and rallied in san francisco in support of the drag and lgbtq community. we take you inside that we take you inside that demonstration. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255

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>> welcome back. a 25 this beautiful sunday morning. a fun events are happening at the marine center in sandra

fell today. officials are telling people to plan ahead, though, if you plan to go because it could get pretty tough to find parking. the farmers market runs from 8 in the morning until one in the afternoon. the french antique market runs from 09:00am to 03:00pm and then the spring carnival starts at noon and ends at 10:00pm. officials say that people will likely have to park and walk a bit further to get to these events because a lot of people are expected. and a dead whale has been spotted near san leandro marina park experts at the me of sciences believe it washed ashore on friday. >> they say it is a juvenile gray whale reps at cal academy gray whale reps at cal academy and the marine mammal center autopsy this weekend to figure out how the whale died. they are not expecting to have many answers until monday. a reminder that commercial crabbing season is also set to end next saturday to protect migrating whales. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. this weekend marks the start

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bay to so those inland locations. >> you'll find start to see a little flavor of spring going on up at around the bay, too. now some high cloudiness you can see in the stormtracker 4 here. we'll see some of that this afternoon. but on balance, we're going call it mostly sunny with that traffic upstream into next week. this will be a little bit of a change or for us weather-wise. on the other side of things, we cool back down again temporarily for a few days but will recover by next weekend to more of the spring-like weather we're experiencing today tomorrow, current progress on those temperatures about 50 along the east bay shoreline. little warmer it over to got to catch up and tri valley at 47 livermore in concord. 48 46 chilly degrees up to santa rosa and 51. meanwhile for san jose and for the giants today, game time 105, temps in the lower 60's. but even though mostly sunny, breezy to becoming windy late in the day, you know, 3, 4 o'clock or so. those winds get up there when the west at 20 to 25 miles an hour. so a little bit on the chilly side today. got about 73 by mid-afternoon. well, that look

at the 4 zone forecast in the extended in just a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thznk you. hundreds marched and rallied in san francisco against anti-drag an anti-trans legislation. saturday's demonstration also honor the late bay area. drag icon heklina kron four's philippe djegal reports that the rally stretched all the way from city hall to union square. >> the recent death of bay area drag icon heklina was top of mind saturday as hundreds took to the san francisco streets protesting against anti-drag an anti-transgender hate members this week. london police say the popular performer he's found unresponsive at a home in a neighborhood near buckingham palace. he helped so many other performers get started. >> she brought so much joy to every year. golden girls lived is a tradition people and straight throughout the

brilliant entertainer and a kind. is being loving members here by everybody. tony, just or helped organize the event which launched with a march from city hall to union square. i'm an because speak out against neighbors are victimized and no max is visiting from santa rosa wearing a dress in public for the first time. i don't really care what other people think you know, i'm going to get like this. >> you know, probably wearing his i really don't care what anybody else thinks. i like this year. lawmakers in 33 states introduced more than 300 bills jeopardizing transgender rights

>> in san francisco, legion run and i am. >> the san jose police chief is responding to the investigation that led to federal drug charges against a former head of the city police officers association. but you've got joe as ago via has been charged with attempting to illegally import fentanyl. she was fired on friday. the police chief took to twitter on saturday to with a message to try to reassure the public. he repeated earlier pledged to cooperate with the investigation and also added that so far there is no indication that any officers are suspected of any wrongdoing. a san jose mayor matt mahan is also says to go via wascnot a police officer or a city employee. and that right again, is now threatening legal action after she says she was attacked at san francisco state university. gaines, a former college swimmer has been a critic of trans women being included in women's sports. she says she was swarmed and hit by pro trans protesters

after giving a speech at the school thursday night video shared by gains and the school's newspaper shows her being escorted by police as protesters shout at her. the university's police department says the situation is under investigation. no arrests have been made at this time. 300 million dollar state program designed to help home buyers has run out of money after just 2 weeks. the california housing finance agency just launched its special loan program offering first-time buyers 20% the purchase price of a home or condo. but that help was available only to households whose earnings were below specific income limit. more funds could become available. but it's not clear yet exactly when that will happen. annual cherry blossom festival kicked off this weekend in san francisco. the festival showcases japanese culture and coincides with the blooming of the cherry blossoms kron four's gayle ong was there and has more on the sights and sounds.

>> thousands descended on san francisco's japantown saturday for the opening day of the annual cherry blrssom festival. event. showcased performances at the japan town peace plaza that maybe to the opening ceremony and it was great to see put so much energy. >> on the stage. and so it's been really nice able to explore all the you know, his friends were most excited about the costly, a popular hobby that involves dressing up as one of your favorite characters. so this is where it wasn't fresh from legal legends and i chose because team. >> the cherry blossom festival colors got >> fish cake took the stage and the fans were loving from live music. >> 2.

>> to the food and the city is like one of my favorite little treatments and what honestly, really taste people wander through dozens of tents like coming on the show to try get some vendors. we have a loved one of artists and their stuff is this is a festivals. 56 year event is put on by northern california cherry blossom festival. organizers say it's one of the largest cherry blossom festival outside of japan. them in april festival symbolizes their arrival of spring and cherry blossoms in san francisco. >> it just a few days. the san francisco film festival kicks off. i spoke with the organizers of this year's festival about what we can expect. >> 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 film underrated cef 7 curry underrated. excuse me. so warrior fans out there. i know there are 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 in the series for amazon prime so we have an incredible array of economically diverse and narratively complex phones and something for everyone. 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.

>> now the san francisco film festival kicks off on thursday and tickets are available now. coming up on the kron 4 morning news spring has sprung where this a wildflower super bloom is happening. it's not pretty. >> and what officials want you to keep in mind if you visit. and your favorite holiday tree could be getting a makeover because of chemical additives added to the candy. added to the candy. >> with some help

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>> take a look at right now. flowers are blooming across our state. thanks. in part to that heavy rainfall we've received this video is of a super bloom in kings county near bakersfield. now officials are asking that you please do not walk through these fields instead. please stay on the paved areas. so everyone has an opportunity to enjoy this site. and we're hearing reports of more superblooms closer to the bay area as well. we'll keep you posted on those exact locations and we're on egg whites year kron. 4 news. here's a live look at the nest where 2 beloved and very popular social media popular falcons are caring for for aig's. these are expected to start hatching any day now and the predicted days tuesday, nesting pair. their names are lou and andy and they set up shop in the bell tower and the captain ely at uc again, very popular on social media and the live camera that you're

watching here now has attracted a worldwide audience and a big view. a party is planned near uc berkeley where the live stream will be set up on a large screen near the campus and hopefully that's when the eggs will also hatch as well in early december. at 07:00am hour, we saw the other falcon actually come into the screen. we saw the nesting falcons. she got up off the eggs and we saw the 4 eggs. not sure if we're going to see that in this hour, but maybe in the 09:00am. yes, she's getting a breakfast. i think that's what so that's a more like a maybe a pigeon. it. >> hay. there you >> going going meet today. all look at the forecast we're getting in the mid 70's for highs. a lot of those inland valleys today, another day of this, but a cooldown midweek. it looks to be dry, though. explore your next week's forecast and the 4 zone for easter sunday. the kron 4 morning news.

>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're taking a live look outside now at downtown san francisco from our sutro tower camera. >> and from this, you could just see the city just basking under of a light of the rising sun. just looks so >> comfortable. there looks it's hot, doesn't it? a little toasty? pleasant. yeah. okay. but what can people expect, though? i mean it people step out step outside. sure. they have the coats ready. rusher. it will be cool to start. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. but a

sweet afternoon. it looks like yeah, temperatures get in the middle 70's well inland. up to tahoe here. here's a donner summit. got the snow banks left over. we get some melting today tomorrow. with all of that, some might have some wet roads to deal with. but lots of blue skies, some scattered clouds monday night. but that's really about it. so pretty calm. conditions prevailing up there as well. just a little bit natural melting. here's a look at the temps tomorrow. 60 tuesday. 55 down to 50 looks like by wednesday as we get that new correcting front and we're going to drop here in the bay area only to recover by the latter portion of the week of the big storm tracker. 4. this is the front that's going to do it. most of the action will be up towards the north will be sprayed by overcast skies a little bit monday night. but the timing is perfect. so monday evening through tuesday morning is when the cloud cover passes. we'll get some breezy conditions on tuesday in some cooler temps for midweek. so far the progress. 55 for any act. 47 livermore east bay shoreline around 50 ish with 46 going on for santa rosa. 51 meanwhile for san

jose, let's walk through it, though, for the entire week ahead. here comes that cloud cover. i mentioned might get a spray to a stray sprinkle along the coast enough to dirty up the car, clearing back up again in time for tuesday. but cooler and a little breezy at that, like it's more scattered clouds by midweek. and then for the rest of the week, high pressure rebuilds and we go back to the warming phase will return to numbers that we're experiencing like today. so they'll be in more spring coming our way and relatively short order. take a look at the 4 zone forecast now some of the different climates checking in a bit. we got 65 san francisco. the coast is really recalcitrant in terms of moving because it's so cold still off towards the coast. even you see some upper 50's at work. the civic up, for example, 61, they saw little bit more generous mid 60's that that heading south warming up to some lower 70's palo alto and mountain dew. meanwhile, in the south bay popping in the middle 70's, we'll see the same kind of thing tomorrow to santa clara. at 75 cupertino. 74 east bay shoreline, lower 70's but tri

valley getting to the middle 70's that that to about 74 walnut creek in danville, also for concord. 69, meanwhile, for berkeley, not a big separation, but a little bit of one already developing. we'll see that repeat itself by friday saturday this week coming up, 69 74 fairfield and for santa rosa about 74. you can see the temperatures just laying around a little bit here over the week ahead. we've got some 70's to start back to the 60's. you will notice. but we returned back to the 70's. it looks like into next weekend, stephanie. dave, thank you so much for that. >> in our state's capital, there's a new proposal on the table that supporters say will help address the homelessness crisis in california. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a look at that. >> debris. most importantly, human beings. this look at a portion of downtown sacramento office. just a snapshot of the homelessness crisis across

california where an estimated 115,000 people go without shelter. >> every night there is no question that homelessness is a crisis in every community in california. graham canales is the executive director of the california state association of counties also known as c sec, the primary advocacy organization lobbying on behalf of all 58 county governments across california. creason lee released its own homelessness plan known as at home an acronym for accountability. transparency, housing, outreach, mitigation and economic opportunity. in short as canals describes it, real system. >> with the real accountability and that's what we've done with at home. the wide ranging proposal includes a call for state government to provide more ongoing local homelessness funding as opposed to one time spending for investments into things like housing, homeless emergency response resources and a committed workforce for wraparound services. but in addition of that, now stress

is a major part of the proposals all about calling for more clarity over the role of the state. >> first is the role of local governments in the response to homelessness. we will not successfully address homelessness and less. there are very clear roles and responsibilities for the state. >> for counties and for cities and that is not in place today. no official word from the governor on the at-home plan. and while newsom has long maintained the state plays an important role on homelessness, he says california can only do so much without help. >> from local last month after he announced a combined 1200 new tiny homes will go up across san diego, los angeles, san jose and sacramento. so too, did the governor released 1 billion dollars in homelessness funds for local governments? he spoke with us about it during a one-on-one interview in march, giving the cities and counties money for encampments. we're giving them unprecedented out of money on an annual basis for flexible funding. but we're acquiring something for the first time in return. and that's a plan and accountability. no plan,

no money, but moving forward, canals hopes the governor will take into account. the at-home plan now is the time to make big progress on homelessness. we've all waited long enough wait. he hopes will soon turn into more action and results in sacramento. wallace kron. 4 news. >> changes could be coming to your favorite easter candy. marshmallow peeps, along with several other candies, do contain chemical additives that california lawmakers are working to ban 5 chemicals on the list are used to add color and texture to candy studies have shown the chemicals can increase the risk of cancer and cause other health problems. the ingredients are already banned in europe. >> what we really want as for these companies to make the same minor modifications to their recipes that they made in europe and elsewhere are here in the united states. >> the fda allows the use of the chemicals if they're under a certain limit that's deemed safe to eat. happening today. it's a crucial game for the golden state warriors. they take on the portland trail

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police rabbit. he was just promoted to the rank of wellness officer. percy was found last year in the middle of percy avenue by an officer. and when no one could find the bunny's owner, a police services analyst decided to adopt him. and according to a department facebook post, percy lounges at police headquarters during the day and is a support animal for everyone. well, congratulations on your promotion. percy. we're very happy for you. and this happened just easter weekend. so what what? fantastic timing for percy. and you said easter egg hunting was just for humans. a pack of african painted dogs enjoyed some easter eggs treats at a london zoo during the week. the zoo keepers at the west midlands safari and leisure park had pieces of meat inside of giant papier-mache easter eggs for the dogs to tear into and enjoy because of their size. the eggs were not that hard for the dogs to find. but the meat inside was really the real easter treat for the

dogs. african painted dogs are native to sub-saharan africa and are an endangered species. >> looks like had a lot of fun there. >> well, still ahead on the next hour, the next of the kron. 4 morning news. another dangerous sideshow unfolds on oakland city streets. we show you where and just how many cars were involved. plus, mayor calls for an independent audit of the police department's hiring practices. this after more than a dozen officers are accused of racism. and the future of a popular abortion pill uncertain this morning, the department of justice is expected to respond. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues with those stories and more.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you is april 9th and we are covering a lot of news for you

this morning. start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. live shot coming into san jose nice blue skies working their magic there as well. so >> it's off to a good start. this easter sunday. more of that to come that we might get some of the way some high cloudiness spring in from the north. we'll be mostly sunny on balance and still going to warm up nicely to see a lot of 70's inland. just about everybody in la is going to see the 70's could be a little stubborn along the coast the oceans will slow to recover here. 55 going on for antioch at this hour. now. pretty much the same we're seeing along the east bay shoreline. so the decoupling we haven't seen yet happen. it will happen little bit by this afternoon, not as aggressively as we see in the summer months, but just a little few degrees off. 51 up there to santa rosa. 54, meanwhile, for san francisco, you're contrast. we're ahead this hour. yeah, we're trailing last hour, but already caught up and we're ready head by a few degrees. the breakdown today about 70 goes on by 1 o'clock by for 73. a lot of high temperatures in the mid 70's. we'll see

that same thing on monday to but a little change as we get to the middle of the week will mourn your forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. breaking news from overnight. one person is dead after being hit by a car on i 3.80, in san bruno. >> it happened around 3.15 this morning near the el camino real off-ramp. this collision forced all lanes of eastbound 3.80, to temporarily close the roadways. now back open. we've reached out to chp for more information and we'll keep you updated as we learn more and happening right now. police in berkeley are looking for a man who punched and robbed a woman of her purse early this morning. this happened around 01:00am on uc berkeley campus and hearst avenue near the intersection of oxford street. the woman was walking down the street when she was punched in the head by the man who then ran off with her purse. officers say a berkeley police are asking anyone with information to please get in touch. and now to a major blow on reproductive rights. after 2 federal judges issued

contradictory rulings about the abortion pill. mifepristone kron four's. amanda hari has local reaction from leaders about the rulings and the potential impacts on abortion care right here in california. >> as of right now, nothing has changed in terms of abortion care in california and the drug is still available with a prescription. but organizations like planned parenthood say they're preparing for whatever may happen next. the extraordinary timing of 2 rulings has left uncertainty when it comes to abortion care. on friday, a federal judge in texas suspended the fda's approval then moments later, a federal judge in washington state ruled in a separate case that the drug is safe. state senator scott wiener says judges shouldn't be making. these calls. summer happened before. judges are not in the position. >> 2 mission is scientific decisions that fda. >> decision made is that in you have politicians deciding

what you need to do to get best possible medical care. vice president of public affairs for planned parenthood. lauren babb says she's disappointed by the ruling but planned parenthood is ready. but fortunately, we've been preparing for this moment. and so >> still be able to in the health abortion or medication abortion. >> it just of it most of chris stone is one of 2 drugs used for medicaid abortions. the other a soap or stall which would still be available. it's only about 85% to 95% effective on its own. there's also a higher risk of complications. but executive coordinator with pro-life san francisco, robert byrd says his organization was happy with the ruling. it's great that the fda approval. which was irresponsibly done in the first place. >> is now revote. and we hope that this becomes a permanent. it's a reality that senator wiener says he's fighting to keep abortions accessible to as many people as possible

work standing access here make it so people can come here to get healthcare. you know, i agree see biden administration shipping. >> should consider just ignoring this ruling. it was so and this is a matter of life and out. but many democratic lawmakers in washington are not ignoring the ruling. >> with senate majority leader chuck schumer calling it a dangerous new precedent that could have far-reaching ramifications impacting people's ability to get other medications they might need. more than half of us abortions are medicaid abortions. the fda has not commented on the lawsuit. >> however, physicians groups say the drug is safe and effective in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> and we're following developing news out of the east bay, a freeway shooting unfolded on i-80 near fremont leaving at least one person injured. now this happened in the southbound lanes just south of the mission

boulevard. exit the incident forcing all lanes of southbound. i-80 to close for an hour and a half all lanes have since reopened. the victim was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. their condition is not known at this time. >> sideshow unfolded on oakland city streets early saturday morning. this is on addilyn street just after 3.30. at one point. police say about 200 cars were involved. the sideshow then moved to several areas in the city before dispersing. and this morning, oakland police are investigating the death of a child. that child was found unresponsive on market street around 1 o'clock friday morning. >> and the child was rushed to the hospital where they were pronounced dead. no word on how the child passed at this time. anyone with information is asked to please call oakland police. and mayor lamar thorpe is calling for an independent audit of the city's police department and they're hiring practices. and

this comes after more than a dozen officers were accused of racism. a judge on friday released the names of 17 officers who allegedly sent race. it's racist. text messages over 2 years. forbes says that list includes the name of the antioch police union. president. the fbi is investigating the union for possible civil rights violations. this is not the only scandal antioch police face just last month, 4 pronounced several officers were placed on leave for possibly violating city policy. the mayor did not say how many officers were suspended at the time only indicating the investigation was internal. we're learning the person shot saturday afternoon in san jose has died from their injuries. the shooting happened in the area of key street and south 3rd street. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. police say they're still working to find the shooter and a motive. this is san jose's 8th homicide of the year. on the peninsula. palo alto police are investigating

a hate crime. they're looking for the person responsible for writing offensive remarks in a public restroom at a parking garage next to for fitness on bryant street, the written comments were directed against people from india. public works has removed the graffiti. officers believe the crime happened on wednesday. the last time the restroom was checked by city staff. coming up here on kron 4 morning news, a dead whale has washed ashore near san leandro. >> the step scientists are taking now to uncover its cause of death. after the break, a san jose scores inspiring the next generation of business leaders. that story and more coming up.

>> welcome back. a school in san jose is inspiring kids to be entrepreneurs. tesh acting academy hosted their 3rd annual children's business fair at evergreen village on saturday, organizers set up 50 tables for kids between the ages of 6 to 16 and participants learn to develop a brand created a product or service and built a marketing strategy and they opened for business for customers. well, business ideas raised from selling arts and crafts projects to even plants. we spoke with one of the

organizers about this. >> this is an opportunity for them to get out and actually tell us what they've learned and show their knowledge, entrepreneurship in all of the different ways they learned about now the businesses had to be created and run by the kids themselves and they were judged on originality, real world business potential and presentation. >> looks like they had a great time and very productive to what a great opportunity. >> well, today is easter sunday and the pope led easter mass on saint peter's square. >> this coming just days after the pope was released from the hospital after being treated for bronchitis during the service. the pope evoke prayers for the ukrainian and russian people live and called on israelis and palestinians to forge a climate of trust. all right. and they are off the city of belmont hunt drew a huge crowd as you can see there on saturday, kids between the ages of 3 to 10 participated in the fun of finding 13,000 eggs after the

hunt families enjoyed some fun photo opportunities and even some refreshments a day that the day for another easter egg hunt? >> absolutely. and maybe a little bit more sunshine than that, too. but maybe where the jacket because it will be a little chilly at first, maybe a sweater, 70 by 1 o'clock by 4. 73. more of that to come. it looks like tomorrow a little cool down for you by the middle of the week put that forecast together for you just "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. people are always like, “what's retta short for?” mother teretta. [ angelic sound ] i'm a papertarian.

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>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now at the san francisco shoreline from our mount tam tower. just look at how gorgeous that shot is right there. and of course, we have days for the weather center tracking all the conditions that we need to know this morning day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody looks like spring has really sprung for us today. funding at those numbers. well, in the 70's and all those inland showing half moon bay. but you have to head to places like this. you definitely want to have a sweater all day because it was not going to get that warm today even without much of a breeze. another heavy, heavy breeze. but high temperatures expected want to be in the lower 60's. and it's just because the ocean is much cooler. it's still in winter time. and while we're starting to jump right away to spring and seeing some warmer numbers for you far as what's coming in off the pacific will see some high cloudiness today tomorrow the system will pass over to basically towards our north will get sprayed with some cloud cover and then beyond that cooling down a little bit and particularly into tuesday, this kind of shows you a little better there. and on the backside of that comes the cooler air,

we're going to drop back down to the mid to even some cases lower 60's depending on your exact location with everything temperature check for you right now. 62 antioch, we see a lot of 50's populating the east bay inland spots with exception of the antioch. still have to catch up, though, the east bay shoreline is leading. 51. meanwhile, for santa rosa, 55 san francisco match for san jose forecast today just to get noticing some high clouds. 65 san francisco, 69 open 74. meanwhile for san jose future cast for this is what it looks like clear for today. not bad through tonight. tomorrow morning. lot of this marine layer were pretty much be held at bay through the day, but then overnight, just like it was on cue. we'll pass overnight, clearing back up in time for your tuesday. kind of plan that out pretty well, mostly sunny. nice today, 70 ish around the bay inland. you got the middle 70's pretty much the same deal for tomorrow drop into tuesday wednesday and then a gradual recovery as we finish off of the week. here's the temperature map to give you the general idea. we're talking about notice the colors ation remains cool

along the coast. not a big surprise. of course. but there's a big contrast because of the cooler ocean like that with the warmer temperatures and next couple of days reflects a little drop, temporary as it may be. and we'll have more on that extended forecast. the 4 zone in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for the 56th annual northern california cherry blossom festival is back this weekend in san francisco. we're going to be talking about this today. super excited to it's the largest festival of its kind on the west coast and a colorful celebration of japanese american culture. >> and joining me live now to talk about all the fun that people can expect this year is matthew nugget told me the festival co-chair. so good to have you with us. matthew, thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. and i love the look, by the way. thank you. so, you know, tell us a bit about the festival. it did start out just yesterday, but it's going to be running for, you know, pretty much today and through next week as well. exactly. yeah. so we had our first official day yesterday. we had a wonderful opening ceremony with supervisor dean preston

and mayor london breed. >> big plans for next weekend is going to be the return of the grand parade. >> we have not had the parade since 2019 before the pandemic. so the parade committee and the full planning come even working really hard to make sure we bring back to come strong. yeah. and really this is again, like you are saying the first time you had an in-person gathering. >> since, you know, back in 2019. so how does that feel just being able to see everybody back together? you know, it's it's it's amazing. it's really i know we did have the festival last year, but it was a scaled down a little bit. and so that's why this year we wanted make sure that we brought everything back really strong and just with the crowds yesterday, everything was packed. the food lines were extremely long. so. >> it's fun come. good times to come. all right. what are some highlights of people should absolutely check out. >> if they're planning to come out today, all they're coming out today. definitely go by the peace plaza stage will be having a lot of cultural performances on there. >> and definitely out terry burger from the food that

sounds delicious. and so speaking of performers, we do have a performer from the festival. her name is inmario nishikawa. >> she's going to be performing a traditional japanese dance for us. so we want to make sure that there's time for that. so we'll get to that. but if more people want information about today's festival, just go to. sf cherry blossom dot work. i got that right? yes, yes, you yes, you know the perfect. all right. well, thank you so much to matthew nugget festival co-chair. we appreciate you being here. thank you for having me. all right. well, now toss it to our beautiful performer.

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>> welcome back. some fun events are happening at the marine center in sandra fell today. officials are telling people to plan ahead because it could get pretty hard to find parking the farmers market runs from 8 in the morning until one in the afternoon. the french antique market runs from 09:00am to 03:00pm. then this spring

carnival starts at noon and ends at 10:00pm. officials say people will likely have to park and walk a little bit further to get to these events. so please plan accordingly. as a lot of people are expected. and a dead whale has been spotted near san leandro marina park experts at the cal academy of sciences believe it washed ashore on friday. they say this is a juvenile gray whale reps at cal academy and the marine mammal center say they plan to perform an autopsy this weekend to figure out how the whale died. they are not expected to have any answers until monday. a reminder that commercial crabbing season is set to end next saturday to protect migrating whales. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, hundreds marched and rallied in san francisco in support of the drag and lgbtq community. >> we take you inside that protest. alright everybody it's two of any of these... for just $6.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar. of course, heyday a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. live shot for you at half. moon bay, lots of blue skies bluebay working here. >> great time to go out and check out the beach there. but remember your head into those coastal areas? temperatures may not cooperate. little bit could be a little chilly. definitely need the sweater even without much of a breeze lower 60's about the best

we're going to be able muster. so will be cool at the coast as the ocean is still recovering here. now, upstream today, we'll have some high cloudiness and tomorrow, same kind of deal. nice spike, though we're seeing today tomorrow, little flavor of spring tomorrow night, a little deck of cloud cover comes over, clears back up again for tuesday. and then we get some cooler air filtering in behind that frontal system. you see so we're basically on the southern edge of this traffic that's going on frequently go in the drought. we're always saying, oh, we should grab something of that in terms of rain temperature report are mostly in the 50's. 51 santa rosa mid 50's for a lot of the east bay. 49 fremont, though. 55 meanwhile for san jose for the giants today, game time 105, lower 60's. that's the best will get mostly sunny and breezy here, too. some of those west winds will pick up in about 20 to maybe even 25 by the latter afternoon. so deafening to the sweater and jacket today. the breakdown 70 about 1 o'clock. 74 will do it for again. mostly sunny is the rule looking for more of the same

tomorrow. but we'll get to that longer range forecast with a little drop expected. it also in your 4 zone forecast to 70. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> well, hundreds marched and rallied in san francisco against anti-drag an anti-trans legislation. saturday's demonstration also honoring the late bay area. drag icon heklina kron four's philippe djegal reports that the city that the rally stretched all the way from city hall to union square. >> the recent death of bay area drag icon heklina was top of mind saturday as hundreds took to the san francisco streets protesting against anti-drag an anti-transgender hate members this week. london police say the popular performer he's found unresponsive at a home in a neighborhood near buckingham palace. he helped so many other performers get started. >> she brought so much joy every year. golden girls lived is a tradition people and straight throughout the

brilliant entertainer and a kind. is being loving members here by every joni just or helped organize the event which launched with a march from city hall to union square. i'm an because speak out against neighbors are can no max is visiting from santa rosa wearing a dress in public for the first time. i don't really care what other people think you know, i'm going to get like this. >> i know probably i really don't care what anybody else thinks. i like this year. lawmakers in 33 states introduced more than 300 bills jeopardizing transgender rights

>> in san francisco, legion run >> and the san jose police chief is responding to the investigation that led to the federal drug charges against a former head of the city's police officers association julius ago. has been charged with attempting to illegally import fentanyl. she was fired on friday. the police chief went to twitter to try a rather they wet and tweeted on saturday to try and reassure the public and he repeated an earlier pledge to cooperate with the investigation. he also added that so far there's no indication that any officers are suspected of any wrongdoing and they are. matt mahan is also says to go via was not a police officer or a city employee. and in our state's capital, there's a new proposal on the table that supporters say will help address the homelessness crisis in california. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a look at that. tense. debris. most

importantly. >> human beings. this look at a portion of downtown sacramento office. just a snapshot of the homelessness crisis across california were an estimated 115,000 people go without shelter every night. there is no question that homelessness is a crisis in every community in california. graham canales is the executive director of the california state association of counties also known as c sec, the primary advocacy organization lobbying on behalf of all 58 county governments across california. creason lee released its own homelessness plan known as at home an acronym for accountability. transparency, housing, outreach, mitigation and economic opportunity. in short as canals describes it, the real system. >> with the real accountability and that's what we've done without home. the wide ranging proposal includes

a call for state government to provide more ongoing. local homelessness funding as opposed to one time spending for investments into things like housing, homeless emergency response resources and a committed workforce for wraparound services. but in addition of that, now stress is a major part of the proposals all about calling for more clarity over the role of the state for says the role of local governments in the response to homelessness. we will not successfully address homelessness and less. there are very clear roles and responsibilities for the state. >> for counties and for cities and that is not in place today. no official word from the governor on the at-home plan. and while newsom has long maintained the state plays an important role on homelessness, he says california can only do so much without help. >> from local last month after he announced a combined 1200 new tiny homes will go up across san diego, los angeles, san jose and sacramento. so too, did the governor released 1 billion dollars in homelessness funds for local governments? he spoke with us

about it during a one-on-one interview in march, giving the iities and counties money for encampments. we're giving them an precedent out of money on an annual basis for flexible funding. but we're acquiring something for the first time in return. and that's a plan and accountability. no plan, no money, but moving forward, canals hopes the governor will take into account. the at-home plan now is the time to make big progress on homelessness. we've all waited long enough wait. he hopes will soon turn into more action and results in sacramento. wallace kron. 4 news. >> the private information of several police officers in los angeles was released online last month. well, now the police officers union is suing the city and the city is suing the man who requested the information in the first place. nancy loo has more. >> the new lawsuits linked to the la pd record scandal include a case filed against the city as well as another case filed by the city against a local reporter. in an

exclusive interview with news nation, the man who triggered the information released insists he has done nothing wrong. >> all they do is make califoenia public records act request for some photos. i got some photos and then they made a mistake. apparently the 2 men >> none of that is on the it's been 7 months since. 28 year-old ben camacho got the manila envelope from the city of los angeles that sparked the ongoing mess in an exclusive news nation interview, camacho says he was stunned to get way more than what he requested from l a p d. i got the letter from the city attorney. >> and a flash room full of photos. >> you shared that information? >> yeah. did i posted it on a one directly? >> camacho says he did that since the city made the information public. among those who have used the data, a group which launched watch the watchers, a searchable website with photos and the personal information of over 9,000 officers including hundreds who work undercover

their officers to know who are fearing for their safety. what do you have to say? officers take it up with city. the police union has already filed suit against the city and l a p d in addition a separate lawsuit on behalf of over 300 undercover officers. this presents a significant threat to the safety of the citizens of los angeles. several under covers have been threatened with direct threats based on this release in response to action against camacho and others. the city said in part while there is strong public interest in governmental transparency, there is equally strong interest in the safety of lapd officers. that is why we brought this suit to have the photos of officers immediately removed from the website and have the flash drive containing them returned into trying to scapegoat me and intimidated into giting something that. >> even if i gave you whatever copies i happened, the flash drive. that's not going to do anything like to to remedy end. >> la mayor karen bass has refused to comment on the

lawsuit but expressed her concerns over officer's safety recruiting and retention. i'm very worried that with the officers who have been revealed that it might increase people leaving the department, the cat's out of the bag, tent. you can do this. that's not how the internet works. >> camacho tells news nation he made the original request just to have officer photos to go with stories he's working on. he says he feels no remorse or regret over the situation since it was a city that handed him all of the data. >> that was nancy loo reporting for us. and in just a few days, the san francisco film festival kicks off. i spoke with the organizers of the event about what you can expect. >> 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 film underrated

cef 7 curry underrated. excuse me. so warrior fans out there. i know there are 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 economically diverse and narratively complex phones and something for everyone. 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. >> well, the san francisco film festival kicks off on thursday and tickets are available online now. and a

reminder to giants fans. if you're planning to go to today's game at oracle park caltrain has suspended service between the belmont and menlo park stations. crews are working on and 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 after more than 20 years serving san francisco in the east bay, the local restaurant chain chow had to close down. but on today's dine and dish, vicki liviakis brings us some good news. she takes us inside a brand-new that's open now in san ramon. >> after some 3 years of being on the back burner chow is back and serving up american cookery. same delicious comfort food. the beloved chow is back. but in a new location, this is the new chapel in san ramon open inside the city center at bishop and longtime fans of

the old couldn't be i have the tacos today and i feel big change. the law continues its really good child closed down in 2019 after 2 decades of serving bay area diner, we like this location that are for real. yeah. okay. how about the 2 really good with something to appeal to every age you can chow down on everything from tacos to fresh tuna poke to off a car when a bistro mussels and italian a little bit of everything for sure. if it sounds o'clock vic. well, you can thank chow's tony pulis a note. it's fun. it's who we are. it's like our greatest the site's the restaurant. there's a grab and go market class. a well-stocked bar bring the one-two punch. we've got the food and now introducing a really nice great cocktail menu. >> but what really brings people back the friendly atmosphere? i think the really, really good full of positive energy. and to that, we say thank in san ramon,

vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. and give you a good vibes for today. look at these highs today. mid 70's going on a lot of inland spots, east bay shoreline. we even be treated some lower 70's. that little cool down that week. we'll talk about your 4 zone forecast kron. 4 morning news.

>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 9.44. this gorgeous sunday morning. we're seeing the sun just rise over and is beamed down on the city of san francisco. what beautiful day. really. let's check in now with day for more on that. good morning day. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. at the sweet sunday going on here for today. not a lot of sunshine will get some nice temperatures in here. >> meanwhile, tahoe little bit of melting process, the natural order of things and will it probably somewhat roads a little bit with some of that melting today. tomorrow we'll be a little bit more muted as we get to the middle of the week as everybody starts to cool down. but daughter summit, as you can see, the snow banks fully fully stocked up here from a nice juicy winter that we've had a look at your temperatures in the next few days. if you're headed up there, buddy, chance tomorrow. also warm at 60, dropping down to 50. it looks like by the middle of the week just a little intrusion of some passing clouds early in the week as well. storm tracker 4. that's what i'm talking about. that educator there. by the time we get to tomorrow night, we'll get some of that cloud cover. just nicely timed

overnight. perfectly so we can get a lot of sunshine monday. lot of sunshine tuesday, but expect some cooler temperatures will bit of a breeze to. that's what you get with a passing front. 62 antioch, most readings are in the 50's for now. we don't have the decoupling from inland contrast with along the east bay shoreline. yet a little bit of one will develop later today. 51 santa rosa. 55. meanwhile, 4 san jose. so on the big map, we watch the progression of the system gradually get here. here it is overnight monday night through tuesday. then it clears up its act pretty quickly. on tuesday afternoon, a little breezy passing clouds a little bit in the early part of the middle portion of the week. this is where the coldest temperature will be. then a recovery high pressure rebuilds. and you know the rest of it, we're back to numbers like today as we get into saturday, particularly so we'll get those 70's back again. 4 zone forecast. now. some places are a little stubborn to move here because it's early in the season. still 65 san francisco. but at the coast, we're seeing 60 issues. you see it's a struggle to get up to about 60 in. those are highs at a little breeze on.

that's a definite need. the jacket, the sweater today. 66 burlingame ill break heading south, trying to get some movement here. lower 70's, redwood city, palo alto and the south bay, middle 70's. 75 los gatos. 76 for morgan hill cupertino. 74 lower 70's east bay shoreline, tri valley, mid 70's working here. 74 for walnut creek and concord. looks like 69 berkeley. do not bad at 69, 70 for fairfield. 72 from napa and 74 for santa rosa. also chilly, though, and bring along the coast as well. there's the drop for the middle of the week tuesday wednesday, wednesday, probably our coolest day at 62. but back to the 70's. we are by next weekend, rain-free and a pretty much cloud-free to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> and if you're looking for something fun to do today, there is something for the whole family at the movie theater. dean richards has a preview for us. >> i think the greatest basketball shoe that's ever been player. michael jordan. >> you >> well, it's finally come to

this and now reviewing a movie about a shoe. true. it's a very special shoe design for a very special person. and this is also a very special movie. maybe one of the best movies of the year. i'm talking about air ben affleck directed story of how the nike shoe company. >> put everything on the line to sign michael jordan to a contract aware and endorse their shoes, creating a shoe designed just for him. the air jordan may be the biggest c% success story in the history of athletic footwear. but this movie is so much more than a cleverly layered business story. it's about an era completely transforming you. back to 1984, just as michael is about to join the chicago bulls. every fiber of this movie is massively mid 80's. the look the feel the wheels, the phones, and especially the know some track has been so

perfect for story as this one taking you right back. setting the table for this brilliantly written story centered around a sports marketing executive sonny vaccaro, who becomes obsessed with doing the impossible convincing michael or more accurately convincing his mother dolores jordan to sign with them. matt damon and viola davis both turn an award-winning performances in this charming, powerful and times whole area script and every side character here add something special from jason bateman to chris tucker. marlon wayans, even affleck himself who saved a small but media role for himself in air. it's a movie centered around the greatest of all time yet. we never really see michael in anything but a side or back shot. and while there'd be no movie without him, he is not the star of air. it's about his mom and all she did to guide and protect your and the tenacity and risk taking of the sports agent who wouldn't

quit. now, if you are only thinking about maybe eventually possibly going to see this movie, all i can do is quote, the famous nike ad slogan and say just do it. it's one of the best movie experiences i've had in a long time. it's a dean's list there's also the movie adaptation of the popular video game. the super mario brothers movie fans of the game will love the leaps of nostalgia here for everyone else. it's a harmless better than average kids film that i was surprised took so long to make chris pratt and charlie day provide voices the italian plumber brothers this perfect offering for kids 6 and above. it's a dean's list. c plus you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. lots of great options.

>> and a 300 million dollar state program designed to help home buyers has apparently run out of money after just 2 weeks. the california housing finance agency just launched its special special loan program, offering first time buyers 20% the purchase price of a home or condo. well, the help was available. only households whose earnings were below a specific income limit. well, more funds could become available, but it's not clear when that would happen. and activists, riley games. is now threatening legal action after she says she was attacked at san francisco state university. gaines, a former college swimmer has been a critic of trans women being included in women's sports. she says she was swarmed and hit by protests. protesters after giving a speech at the school thursday night video shared by gains and the school's newspaper show her being escorted by police as protesters shout at her. the university's police department says the situation is under investigation right now. no arrests have been made. and changes could be coming to your favorite easter candy.

marshmallow peeps, along with several other candies, contain chemical additives that california lawmakers are working to ban 5 chemicals on the list are used to color at color, rather and texture to candy studies have shown the chemicals can increase the risk of cancer and cause other health problems. the ingredients are already banned in europe. >> what we really want as for these companies to make the same minor modifications to their recipes that they made in europe and elsewhere are here in the united states. >> the fda allows the use of the chemicals if they are under a certain limit that's deemed safe to eat. and happening today, it is a crucial game for the golden state warriors they take on the portland trail blazers this afternoon. the worriers are currently in 6th place in the western conference. a win today would guarantee they avoid the play-in tournament and advanced straight to the playoffs. >> tipoff for today's game is set for 12, 30 this afternoon. and we'll be right back. án

>> all right. we'll take a look at this. the yuba city police department is giving one of its own a very special promotion just in time for easter. this is percy the police rabbit of all things. he was just promoted to the rank of wellness officer day

and person was found last year in the middle of percy avenue by a cop. and when no one could figure out who the bunny's owner was a police services analyst decided to adopt percy and according to a facebook post from the police department, percy lounges at police headquarters during the day and is considered a support animal. you see him running there. he really gets around. he does for for rabbit perseus pd. >> and it's nice to see that he's providing a support services for, you know, officers because they do deal with a you know, tough things out there and who said that easter hunting was just for humans. a pack of enjoyed some easter egg treats at a london zoo during the weekend. just look at how much fun they are having out there. zoo keepers at the west midlands safari and leisure park. he pieces of meat is i did these giant paper mush, a easter eggs for the dogs to tear into and enjoy and they're just a lot

of fun out there because of their size. these eggs were are you know? like he's like, yeah, but ball game or something. bomb and they just got real excite. you can see him just tearing into that thing. >> because real meat was inside of each of those eggs. so and these painted dogs are actually native to sub-saharan africa and are considered an endangered species. so pretty cool to see them on this video here. having fun the game, speak a quarterback gets the playing field and 4.70, forecast here. you know, stephanie's all disappointed have hopping bunny here. but that's okay. i can say i was disappointed. i was just surprised that because i know purple. the purple hopping bunny graphic on there. but this is this is one of my other options. and here just kind of sitting in there the hopping. but i like it looked really good, but just vision hopping. but anyway, as you can see, a cool down middle of the week. warming back up again next weekend. enjoy your

he thanks so much for joining us. stay safe and be well happy easter.

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