>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> all right. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday, april, the 15th and we are, of course, covering a lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning,

stephanie. good morning, everybody. kind of starting off with that fog and cloud cover is the deal. here's the live shot coming from half moon bay. don't fret, however, will see the skies open up for us by the late morning hours into the early afternoon, bit muted for those temperatures of this weekend. it looks like your storm tracker 4. >> it does show up to the north. some traffic to make note of. but that's really good. we're on the peripherals of all of that going we'll see the return of some of this fog again tomorrow morning. and some cloud cover. but on balance looks pretty good for the afternoon again on the cool side. now we're looking at upper 40's across most of the district, not 30's, but 40's, although warm up will be somewhat muted. this afternoon, we have a contrast of several degrees to be up in the north bay, several degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. by as much as 9 degrees. santa rosa, napa even down in san jose at about 6 or so for the breakdown today, put us down for sunny to mostly sunny as we get to the late morning into the early afternoon. high temperatures into the middle to maybe in some cases like 66 67. but then cooling down for

highs as we get into sunday and early into next week. still have spring. the one tap our 7 day forecast will be talking more about that in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a big story we're following this morning. the man accused of stabbing and killing prominent tech executive bob lee appeared in court friday for the first time since being arrested and charged with murder. kron four's. dan kerman has more. >> nima momeni, the man accused of killing tech entrepreneur bob lee made his first court appearance friday cameras were barred from the courtroom and the matter was continued to april 25th me nice attorney is out of town. the defendant who faces murder charges will remain behind bars, at least until that date. da's office has asked the judge that he be held without bail during the entirety of the case. momeni's family attended the hearing and court documents allege the victim and the defendant had a dispute revolving around the defendant's sister who lives in the millennium tower. what

it appears from her text messages that there was some type of dispute between the 2 at least that many was upset with mister lee about something prior to them leaving her residence. >> prosecutors say video footage shows lee and momeni leaving the millennium tower during the early morning hours of april. 4th and getting into momeni's car. court documents say defended not only drove victim to a secluded area but also brought a kitchen knife with him. this was a planned and deliberate attack. it's important because it it goes to whether or not we are >> proceeding with the theory of first degree murder which requires premeditation or second degree murder, which is a crime of passion at this point in we're still very much looking at first degree murder. prosecutors say after driving defendant who are removed and remote location. >> defendant stab victim 3 separate times, including twice in the chest. one of the stab wounds penetrated victim's heart immediately after stabbing victim defendant through the kitchen

knife fled the scene in his white bmw at a high rate of speed and lyft victim to slowly die. prosecutors say that knife was recovered. momeni's family members attending the hearing chose not to speak to the media. the attorney representing the defendant also had little to say. >> the facts will come out. what is basically in the process and what's being said, the accurate as far as what occurred will come out in terms of time. many did not enter a plea. he's due back in court on april. 25th. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and while violent crime remains a concern for many people in san francisco, some city leaders say that there still needs to be a focus on the many and troubling nonviolent crimes. kron four's. dan thorn has the story from the sunset district. >> 2 break-ins at small businesses here on noriega street served as a reminder that property crime is still a big problem in san francisco

district. 4 supervisor joel and guard ios as these crimes cannot be ignored. and the latest report from the city controller's office should be a wake-up call to city government. a vietnamese restaurant and a chinese restaurant both hit by burglars in san francisco's sunset district. >> glass shattered cultural decorations, smashed and cash was stolen. this is the type of crime that we need to remain focused on. this is the type of crime that is making people feel unsafe in francisco supervisor. joel and guard ios as as violent crime and homicide numbers are low. other issues such as property crime and deaths are still big problems and cardio points to a recent city survey on safety and policing. residents gave san francisco a grade of c plus the lowest since 1996. it's because they have catalytic converters their cars in their neighborhood. that happens all over the

sunset. businesses are broken into home invasions. burglaries elders are assaulted and youth are attacked on the muni. >> you add all this up and that's why people feel unsafe. residents in the sunset and parkside neighborhood switching overseas gave a safety grade of b -0 and a police grade of b minus citywide, asian or pacific islander. respondents gave the lowest safety grade of c plus down from a b in 2019. >> residents also gave city government the lowest grade since 2002 see and guard ios as this survey does not reflect a dystopian city. he believes it's time for city leaders to start showing results we need to myself. leaders in san francisco. we have to deliver more. we have to pay attention listen to what people are saying. >> the city survey asked residents about police for the first time this year respondents giving police a grade of c plus. >> asian americans gave police the highest ratings and the

city's black respondents gave them the lowest ratings reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> all right. well, happening today, it is the battle for northern california. the golden state warriors take on the sacramento kings in the first round of the playoffs. this is the first time ever that both teams have been in the playoffs at the same time, the warriors are, of course, the defending champions. while the kings have ended, the longest playoff drought in nba history. and this is video you're looking at now from the warriors practice yesterday. andrew wiggins is set to make his return to the court in today's game. he has not played in a game since the middle of february. he's been away from the team dealing with a family matter. >> you know, if you don't play basketball for you, come back those first couple days going to be a little rough, you know, just trying to get back into it. you know, that's not that's our part. you know, back to those for us 2 days. not exactly up to speed, but you're close both. i feel good to feel like, you know, the

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>> a santa clara county council member has been indicted for allegedly lying to a civil grand jury about leaking a report on an unethical relationship between the council and the san francisco forty-niners prosecutors say councilman anthony becker leaked the then secret report to the forty-niners days ahead of its planned release in october. becker has been charged with perjury and a misdemeanor for not keeping that report confidential. he is set to be arraigned monday in san jose and faces a maximum sentence of 4 years in county jail. according to the da's office, the forty-niners have been a strong supporter of becker's

political campaigns. the team provided millions of dollars to becker's successful twenty-twenty city council campaign and his unsuccessful bid in 2022. to be mayor. >> and starting off with a quite a bit of cloud cover and also some of that lower level fog to that mixes out nicely for sunshine and temps in the mid to even a little bit the way some upper 60's working here looks like it's a cool weekend, though. a nice warm weekend, though. a nice warm

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>> welcome back. if you plan on taking bart this weekend, you'll have to catch a bus if your train goes through rockridge in orinda. bart is doing track work on saturday and sunday between both stations. riders can catch a free bus ride through the caldecott tunnel. bart says to expect a 30 minute delay. excuse me. also alum rock park in san jose partially reopens for the first time in over 3 months. the park has been closed since new year's eve because of storm damage. for now, it's only open to hikers and cyclists. several trails are still closed. limited parking is available on a first come first serve basis. let's take a live look now outside at the golden gate bridge. and i was hoping for a beautiful blue, clear skies right now. but it's it's looking a little bit overcast. let's check in with day for the latest today. what should people expect this morning? 70. don't worry. just temporary cloud cover start the it will be looking pretty good as we get into the afternoon hours.

>> good morning, everybody. again, she referenced the golden gate bridge. it as that cloud cover. but remember, that's the marine layer that's in place right now in this will mix out. once we get the sunshine up here a little bit. >> and start to go into those mostly sunny skies both today. and it looks like for tomorrow, too. a little cooler, though. tomorrow, though, ae'll see a temperature change as well. so here's the bigger picture we get to the weekend. okay. but as we get into monday and monday night fronts expected to drop south that may potentially bring cloud cover for monday. but that may potentially bring us a little shot of rain into overnight tuesday morning. that's enough to dirty up the car type rain numbers for you. we've got the mid to upper 40's at work right now. as we mentioned earlier, these numbers up in the north. they are actually a big improvement from yesterday. upper 40's also in the east bay. today's forecast about 58 san francisco, one of the cool spots. but 65 san jose. 63 meanwhile for open and those clouds, the party as we get to the late morning hours early afternoon, going check it out here in future cast for waymo. looks pretty good by noon and whatever is

leftover clears out. we do the same thing again tomorrow morning. here's the again. the cloud cover. again. the marine layer mixing out as we approach around the noon hour. so that looks good. we get off this ride a little bit as we start to get into monday. more cloud cover to deal with. and it's monday night that little shot of a shower may happen. blake, you miss it saturday. early clouds clear and variable clouds will color for sunday, but it's kind of the same sort of drill cool with lower highs actually in the 60's or lower 60's at that early into the week, we've got clouds and cool for your saturday or monday, rather and then monday night, there's that little shot of rain. cooler temperatures cool by midweek of the lower 60's and then by the lap latter portion we get back spring again, we're talking middle 70's by the time we get to around friday. so a nice big improvement with that. here's the big board on your temperatures may be scratching into a little but the way lower 70's, the far east bay. but by tomorrow we shave those off again and again. contend with some morning cloud cover will take a look again at that 7 day forecast and look at that little chance of rain on

monday night, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> not a big story we're following for you this morning. 3 men now face murder charges for killing 5 year-old leanna chris the young girl was shot and killed on i-80 in fremont just a week ago. kron four's philippe djegal has the to her brother as the family headed to a birthday dinner the night before easter in milpitar, they were driving along. i-80 in fremont when it happened. the district attorney's office says the defendants fired into the vehicle thinking it was a rival gang car. court records show the suspects were arrested the same night of the killing based on information released by the santa cruz

police department officers in their area took them into custody after leading police on a chase in a red honda accord along highway 17. that's 29 year-old humberto an eye. a 27 year-old emmanuel sarong, though, both from fremont. and 25 year-old krista, why i love from pleasanton. all 3 suspects are facing felony murder and weapons charges and have been jailed without bail. about 15 minutes before the killing. the district attorney's office says the suspects were involved in another shooting on fremont boulevard. 2 of the defendants commented on the victim's red clothing and one opened fire. the victim ran off and was not injured. all 3 men are facing felony weapons charges in that case, too. christmas tomo family friend ashley walker spoke with elly on his parents friday saying, quote, all they ask is for justice for their baby girl. an eye us around go and i i love all the drama are due back in court next week.

believe all kron 4 news. >> oakland police are reporting a spike in small business burglaries across the city. more than a dozen commercial burglaries happened the week of march 23rd and 7 chinatown. businesses were also hit in just one night. i spoke with oakland mayor sheng tao on how the city is responding. >> it is completely frustrating. and, you know, i understand that frustration. you i know my car actually was broken into just yesterday. and, you know, i'm not i mean today, i'm happy to announce that i worked with the police chief allison, and we're actually schedule ii burglaries and these kinds of break-in as priority number one cause down. so they will be attended to a lot quicker. >> the car break-in mayor tell was talking about happened thursday night while she attended the new steph curry movie screening at the grand lake theater. oakland says they'll have more officers on patrol in high break in areas. in the meantime. and a man injured in a hit and run crash

in san jose last month has died. the collision happened march 22nd near east santa clara and south 10th street. police say a truck ran a red light and hit the man in a crosswalk. 72 year-old hung ran died at the hospital thursday. police say the truck involved was stolen. they are still looking for the driver. this marks san jose's 7th traffic death of the year. in national news, the white house announced a new effort to crack down on fentanyl traffickers. our washington, d.c., correspondent basil john has the details. >> friday attorney general merrick garland announced a major operation to disrupt fentanyl trafficking from mexico. united states government is using every tool at its disposal to combat the fentanyl epidemic. the doj says the sinaloa cartel makes the drug using chemicals from china and sell them in the u.s. mixed with other drugs or as counterfeit pain medications, many americans are unaware that they are

purchasing and being poisoned by fentanyl. the new effort is part of the biden administration's broader fight against fentanyl traffickers cracking down on the supply multifaceted and got the administration wants to hurt the supply chain by working with banks here and abroad to go after the drug makers financial accounts. ultimately, people want to do all this is profit from. we can disrupt that. we're getting in a key piece of the administration is also partnering with shipping carriers to cut off access to illicit substances is the extent of the joint freshman. >> has to look at the white said a possible venue was and transportation channels. van der feel about brown with the brookings institute says these tactics will also support the u.s. and its related diplomatic efforts to point sailors, all the government of mexico with the limitations, the phases of the government in china. the president is also asking congress to permanently classify fentanyl as a schedule. one drug

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>> this latest move gives the justices time to consider questions raised by abortion opponents challenging the drug safety. the fda approved the mifepristone back in 2000 and the supreme court's hold on. lower court's ruling remains in effect until midnight next wednesday. and this week, the supreme court also ruled 6 billion dollars in student loan forgiveness can move forward. the decision is expected to affect 200,000 borrowers. the high court refused to block a class action settlement related to loans which argued borrowers claims should be canceled because they were defrauded by the schools. the settlement is not related to president biden's larger plan to forgive student loan debt that cover some 430 billion dollars in debt for 40 million borrowers. that case is also before the supreme court. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco city leaders announced a new proposal to come back homelessness in the city. man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. city. >> and it will not be cheap.

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and continues to improve over time. kinda like us. osteo bi-flex. because i'm made to move. good morning 7.29, this beautiful saturday. we'll come back to the kron 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and they're going to fight some cloud cover along the coast both today and tomorrow morning's. but by the

afternoon, the should even start to clear up as well. we'll see that, of course, in those inland areas, much quicker. >> upstream, we don't see too much the way of interference again except these morning hours. we get that marine layer starts to thicken up a bit and we get some of that scattered cloud cover that has the kind of mix out temperature check. we're in the mid to upper 40's at this hour. we expect today to be a little bit warmer than tomorrow and that cool off continues as we get to about tuesday, wednesday of next week before we snap back to a little flavor of yet spring again, here's that fog i mentioned in the morning. watch it. go away real quickly and it's going to repeat tomorrow morning and will disappear very quickly as well. so we're back to that kind of routine at the ballpark for the oakland a's 107, game time. temps lower 60's, cool. and sunny. little bit of a breeze on the west at about 10 and for us today we're looking at temperatures getting to the mid 60's at least inland again tomorrow, shaving a little bit off of that and we reach our little cool spot by about tuesday wednesday next week. we'll have more on longer range forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you.

>> last june, san francisco enacted an ordinance making it official city policy to offer every person a safe place to sleep. on friday, mayor london breed announced a new plan to get the city closer to that goal. kron four's haaziq madyun explains. welcome home. >> so he's going to be allowed to breed, says since 2019, the city has made progress towards the ambitious goals of investing in homeless prevention programs, transitioning people into services and creating more housing. >> but we know that people still see a number of folks who are struggling on the streets and want us to do more. and we need to do more now, mayor breed and the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing are announcing home by the bay, a new 5 year strategic plan to not only prevent but also in homelessness in san francisco. >> the 5 goals include reducing the unsheltered population by 50%, reducing racial inequities in city

programs. supporting 30,000 people into permanent housing, ensuring 85% of those do not experience becoming homeless again and providing prevention services to 18,000 people who are at risk of homelessness. so this 5 year strategic plan which really focuses on equity. >> is a first step in trying to make sure that yes, we met our last kohl's to a certain extent. >> but we want to create new goals that are very ambitious to get to a better place here in the city and county of san francisco regarding homelessness. the unhoused perspective being included in the framework of the new plan was essentials says the chief operating officer of to plowshares trim garner and making sure that the policies and things that are coming out from the department are really having the intended impact. >> that is meant to folks who are living on the streets, folks who are living in supportive housing and people who are trying to really move out of supportive housing out into the community because

they're ready to do so. officials at the mayor's progress on home by the bay will be assessed a regular bases that among the next steps will be development of the initial implementation plan. >> in san francisco haaziq kron. 4 news. >> and we're hearing from the brother of the san mateo woman kidnapped in mexico, monica de leon barba. how was taken in november of last year. and police go this week. the fbi released new video of her last known whereabouts kron four's gayle ong reports. >> it's difficult scene. the act, gustavo de leon, is the brother of monica de leon barba the cemetery, a woman who was kidnapped in mexico on november. 29th of last year. this week, the fbi released surveillance video in hopes to find her. >> you can see these people move in towards my sister and it's difficult to watch. it also makes me very hopeful

because we we have identified them. and some capacity. >> the first clip shows de leon barba walking down the street shortly before she was abducted. the second clip shows the people the fbi believes are involved in her disappearance. fbi san francisco special agent in charge robert trip. the video shows at least 4 who were involved in this as well as for vehicles. and we're hoping that these prop the public to remember something and to contact the fbi with information. >> her brother says de leon barba travel to their hometown, tampa to atlanta. police go mexico to take a break. she was also doing freelance photography for a cousin who has a fashion studio out there. it's a town where everyone knows each other. >> and i hope that this information somebody will be able to if not identified, needs these people that. decided to do this heinous thing, then at least the vehicles that can help us lead

us to them during her stay. she adopted a stray dog that was left behind after she was kidnapped. >> her dog was later safely located and recovered by a family member has always been very sweet. and i guess for walks when he was taking pictures of nature or the surrounding the little puppy followed her. so she decided adopt or the fbi is offering a $40,000 reward to help bring her back to the united states. we believe monica. >> is still alive and we are desperately attempting to find information about where she's being held. anyone with information about monica de leon barba's whereabouts is asked to contact your local fbi office. >> or the nearest american embassy or consulate gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> the california department of justice is investigating thursday's officer-involved shooting in newark. the crime happened in the area of cedar boulevard and maori avenue near newport, new park mall at around 03:20pm, officers were

alerted of a carjacking suspect in the area when they located the car. additional officers arrived on scene. and that's when the shooting happened. killing one of the suspects. the case is also being investigated by the alameda county da's office. state lawmakers are working to change campaign finance laws. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace walks us through the new legislation that could allow taxpayer money to one day help finance candidates buying for office. >> well, we all know it can be expensive to run for office, especially office here in california. big money leads to big results. that's why candidates often turn to special interest to help fund their campaigns. but some lawmakers here at the state capitol say their proposal can change that new pieces of legislation from democratic assembly member alex lee and democratic senators bergen. ben allen would allow county governments, districts and general law cities to upper public funds for campaigns as it stands today. they are

prohibited from publicly funding campaigns. but if this legislation makes it out of the legislature, voters would have the opportunity to vote on the ballot measure whether to allow county governments districts in general law cities to offer public funds for campaigns. important to note state law does make an exception for charter cities, which is why los angeles, long beach berkeley, san francisco and oakland have launched their own programs on this issue. while opponents have argued this is just more government spending, assembly member lee said it is worth writing in a statement, quote, public financing of campaigns is the best way to empower voters. increased diversity of candidates running for office and give voters confidence that big money can't just buy their elections now because this is a proposed ballot measure real need at least two-thirds approval from the legislature to qualify for the 2024 ballot reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. your power bill could soon very different. what pg and e is proposing that could cost more for some customers and less for others.

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changes could be coming to your pg and e bill, the utility wants to impose a fixed monthly charge based on your household income.

>> if that is approved, households earning less than $28,000 a year we pay a fixed charge of only $15 a month. people with incomes up to $69,000 a year would pay $30 a month and $180,000 incomes would pay $51 a month and the higher income would the $92 a month? any income higher than 180,000 pg e filed the plan with the california public utilities commission along with companies, southern california edison and san diego, gas and electric. the 3 utilities are also proposing a 33% reduction in rates based on monthly usage. they say many customers would pay less for power, but those with higher incomes would pay more. the state regulators probably will not issue a decision on this before july of next year. so we'll have to wait and see. >> all right. still the cool side for this weekend, we might just crack some lower 70's in the far east bay today. little cooler tomorrow

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director who spoke on his experience, building relationships with people both inside and outside the prison. >> somewhere. jan deserts of concrete and steel. and right in fall. >> i see your footprints in the sand. >> and anticipate our >> film down and reflect on time spent with in san quentin prison in his documentary titled what these walls won't hold part of. it chronicles the peak of the pandemic in 2020 when he and others organized for better protection in closed quarters. it was made possible by the san quentin media center where filmmaking equipment was provided. there were countless people in our community did that that died during that time. thousands who got the covid. >> virus. >> the movie took in more than 2 years to make and includes his journey back home. but he explains the overarching message is much more than life lived, detained, rather the

importance of community and relationships. >> both inside and across walls and really about like a community that during period where people all across the world are experiencing so much isolation was really building a lot of closeness and connection and community. >> and that was kron four's. ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. all right. let's take a live look now outside at the fog rolling in this morning from our mount tam camera. wow, just look at health. it is that the marine layer is at the fog, green layer fog. it's all right, also, but cloud cover there right there. but you see the layer, though, very impressed that that's that's the afternoon right there. so. >> gorgeous perspective. if we were giants, it'll be like with fog talking about just that anyway. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. it's that typical currents we get and that means mixing out for afternoon, which is cool. that's today. tomorrow, by the way, we'll get is cloud cover probably by monday. and there is that little passing shower

tuesday morning. but again. see the shot from mount tam o k. here's the breakdown for you today. 43 for up in tahoe for monday and tuesday might say the induction of some snow showers here. now, if you're headed up that way, watch out because they actually have some flooding going on because of this melting highs today at 51. so we're getting some that's tomorrow. but today, actually little warmer that. we're getting some melting process going on now. this will stop it a little bit into tuesday. had a a little bit away. some snow showers, but this is some good news. the system can take some of those flowing down through the rivers and the hydro system and the whole ball of wax upstream will be watching for another front dropping monday night into tuesday. that's when the opportunity is for a little shower. that's all will phrase that has doesn't look real hopeful like we're going to get that much. okay. we don't really need it at this point. 47 santa rosa. 48 going on for napa. upper 40's off to the far east bay with 49. meanwhile, 4 san jose longer-range forecast. this particular model run gets

really all bullish about going nuts with that. so we're going make its notation of that. here is monday night tuesday morning. there you have a dead of night. there's a little opportunity. it looks like for maybe some showers that may not hold up, but the possibility is still there getting towards the end of the week. high pressure should start to build again and you'll see those numbers start to decline thursday into friday, there's the interference of some scattered clouds to make no doubt and also will work in this time zone getting to the week after that, there's the notation. we might get a little bit of temporary wet pattern. but by natural statistical come climatology, we're tending a dry anyway at that point. so don't really say that. much will see we get a little closer, but this week, just that passing front to make note of 58, san francisco with the coast will do. but the middle 50's 61 going on for burlingame to the south will do 60's mid-sixties at that south bay getting up to some lower 70's here. 72 morton looks like morgan hill, 68 cupertino, east bay shoreline, mid 60's. but we're getting some warming happening inland a little bit upper 60's near

about 70 looks like the tri valley. again that afternoon. clearing will help you out there. 69 for walnut creek. 71 conquered 60 per berkeley. 62 going on for 69 for fairfield and 69 also for santa rosa, a little reduction tomorrow. i grant yes. and then this cloud cover does calm. but mostly in the morning hours and should clear out by the afternoon there's a little shot of rain very early tuesday before the sun joins us. and then spring springing again towards the end of the week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for that. >> happening tomorrow, the city of oakland host a parade and rally to honor 2 high school basketball teams that won state championships last month. the oakland high school boys and the oakland tech girls celebrate their ci of championships this season. they are seeing talent assembly member mia bonta will be in attendance. the parade starts at 11:30am, and the rally starts at noon. the route is at their land at 6, 9, 6, 9, 9, belleview avenue. it's going to run around lake merritt down to city hall.

good news and some bad news for the giants. they lost 5 to 7 against the detroit tigers last night in a close game that ended in 11 innings. the tigers won the game with a three-run walk-off home run. giants have now lost 3 of their last 4 games. not to the good news. the team announced that pitcher logan webb will sign a contract extension keeping him in san francisco through the 2028 season. the contract is officially 5 years worth 90 million dollars. webb emerged as the giants ace during the 2021 season. but one of the biggest reasons he's endeared himself. the giants fans is that he's a hometown kid from rockland, california. >> for me to be able to us to stay close to home and have much family every home start transit, every home. it's very close to eye. i really love that. but a mobile to do this every day and play so close to home.

>> the next game is this morning at 10, 10 in detroit against the tigers. the a's also took a loss last night against the new york mets losing 17 to 6 at the coliseum is pitchers gave up 17 walks to the mets. 13 of them scores. game 2 is today at the european spacecraft is on its way to explore jupiter and 3 of its icy moons. the aircraft is called juice. check this out short for the jupiter, icy moons explorer. it began its 8. your journey on friday from south america. and juice is taking the scenic route and should reach jupiter in the year 2031, it will then spend 3 years buzzing around the planet's 3 moons. thanks to earlier missions. we know the moon's named europa ganymede and callisto. i know how to pronounce those because i went to space camp when i was 13 years old. all have water buried under their surfaces in far greater quantities. and here on earth really cool stuff. all right. well, i

guess you could call these air pods to air new zealand says it plans to debut bunk beds in the sky by next year. the bunk beds will be the first ever sleep pods for economy. passengers. best us can purchase a block of time to use these pods with 6 available in economy on long-haul flights. these are expected to be sold in 4 hour periods with a 30 minute buffer time for the beds to be cleaned. it. as we head to break for the weekend, the san francisco unified school district city. why youth arts festival. that is a mouthful. he's back with live performances by students today. you can catch a performance at the children's creativity museum and the bayview opera house. >> you can also enjoy a visual art exhibits at various locations throughout the city like sf moma. this visit the district's website for more information at sf usd dot edu.

>> community members planted 42 trees at colombian gardens park in oakland friday morning in honor of earth month. the student conservation association hosted the event which was about equity, as well as the environment. one study shows that affluent neighborhoods have almost 50% more greenery than low-income communities. organizers said that can impact the health of residents since fewer trees mean more pollution and heat. temperatures can vary by as much as 10 degrees between places with and without trees.

and take a look at this. all the rain we've gotten in the past few months has led to this huge and bright super bloom this year. these photos are taken from outer space. satellite images from maxar technologies. so show striking images of these colorful wildflower blooms and thanks to the historic snow and well rainfall across california this winter, california is we're seeing these beautiful superblooms and california's last super bloom was 3 years ago. that was gorgeous to lemember that. well, still ahead in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. the warriors take on the sacramento kings. >> in the first game of the playoffs, how they're gearing up. plus, san francisco city leaders raising concerns over what they're calling a rise in nonviolent crimes. the action they're calling for. and new details in the stabbing death of tech executive bob lee. how prosecutors say the suspects sister may have been involved in this case. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday, april 15th that we are covering a lot of

news for you today. start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, starting off of that fog yet again, we can see out there to half moon bay. >> this will depart for us into the afternoon as we go kind of a mostly sunny mode, a chilly breeze thrown into the right here. we have temperatures in the upper 60's for some of those inland valleys. but around the bay, it will be noticeably cooler here. and that's actually acting is that climate control factor is also that tough august as well? that will be the factor both today and tomorrow. and we do have a passing system early into next week. that's way upstream. and that may potentially monday night into tuesday morning. bring that little chance of a shower going on. probably for the higher elevations. a little bit of mountain snows to furtado. meanwhile, for right now, our temperatures in the 40's so that we have 50 for oakland and concord. 49 meanwhile for san jose with some upper 40's cover the peninsula and for your contrast were popping out a little bit in the north, a little warmer this morning than yesterday, as well as the south bay, too. so again, the

morning cloud cover gives way to mostly sunny today, a little bit more of a warmer effort. then we'll see tomorrow upper 60's to near 70 today. well, inland, we dropped that back a little bit tomorrow. we do see another warm up in the next weekend. we'll have more on your forecast bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> now, a big story we're following this morning. the man accused of stabbing and killing prominent tech executive bob lee appeared in court friday for the first time since being arrested and charged with murder kron four's. dan kerman has the story. >> nima momeni, the man accused of killing tech entrepreneur bob lee made his first court appearance friday cameras were barred from the courtroom and the matter was continued to april 25th me nice attorney is out of town. the defendant who faces murder charges will remain behind bars, at least until that date, though, the da's office has asked the judge that he be held without bail during the entirety of the case. momeni's family attended the hearing and court documents allege the

victim and the defendant had a dispute revolving around the defendant's sister who lives in the millennium tower. what it appears from her text messages that there was some type of dispute between the 2 at least that many was upset with mister lee about something prior to them leaving her residence. >> prosecutors say video footage shows lee and momeni leaving the millennium tower during the early morning hours of april. 4th and getting into momeni's car. court documents say defended not only drove victim to a secluded area but also brought a kitchen knife with him. this was a planned and deliberate attack. it's important because it it goes to whether or not we are >> proceeding with the theory of first degree murder which requires premeditation or second degree murder, which is a crime of passion at this point in we're still very much looking at first degree murder. prosecutors say after driving defendant who are removed and remote location, defendant stab victim 3 separate times, including twice in the chest.

>> one of the stab wounds penetrated victim's heart immediately after stabbing victim defendant through the kitchen knife fled the scene in his white bmw at a high rate of speed and lyft victim to slowly die. prosecutors say that knife was recovered. momeni's family members attending the hearing chose not to speak to the media. the attorney representing the defendant also had little to say. >> the facts will come out. what is basically in the process and what's being said, the accurate as far as what occurred will come out in terms of time. many did not enter a plea. he's due back in court on april. 25th at the hall of justice in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and on a separate note, while violent crime remains a concern for many in san francisco, some city leaders say that there still needs to be a focus on the many and troubling nonviolent crimes. kron four's. dan thorn has the story from the sunset district.

>> 2 break-ins at small businesses here on noriega street served as a reminder that property crime is still a big problem in san francisco district. 4 supervisor joel and guard ios as these crimes cannot be ignored. and the latest report from the city controller's office should be a wake-up call to city government. a vietnamese restaurant and a chinese restaurant both hit by burglars in san francisco's sunset district. >> glass shattered cultural decorations, smashed and cash was stolen. this is the type of crime that we need to remain focused on. this is the type of crime that is making people feel unsafe in francisco supervisor. joel and guard ios as as violent crime and homicide numbers are low. other issues such as property crime and deaths are still big problems and cardio points to a recent city survey on safety and policing. residents gave san francisco a grade of c plus the lowest since 1996.

it's because they have catalytic converters their cars in their neighborhood. that happens all over the sunset. businesses are broken into home invasions. burglaries elders are assaulted. youth are attacked on the muni. >> you add all this up and that's why people feel unsafe. residents in the sunset and parkside neighborhood switching overseas gave a safety grade of b -0 and a police grade of b minus citywide, asian or pacific islander. respondents gave the lowest safety grade of c plus down from a b in 2019. >> residents also gave city government the lowest grade since 2002 see and guard ios as this survey does not reflect a dystopian city. he believes it's time for city leaders to start showing results we need to offs. myself included leaders in san francisco. we have to deliver more. we have to pay attention listen to what people are saying. >> the city survey asked residents about police for the

first time this year responded is giving police a grade of c plus. >> asian americans gave police the highest ratings and the city's black respondents gave them the lowest ratings reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> happening today, it is the battle for northern california. the golden state warriors take on the sacramento kings in the first round of the playoffs. this is the first time ever that both teams have been in the playoffs at the same time, the warriors are, of course, the defending champions. while the kings and ended the longest playoff drought in nba history. this is video from the warriors practice yesterday. andrew wiggins is set to make his return to the court in today's game. he has not played in a game since the mid middle of february. he's been away from the team dealing with a family matter. >> you know, if you don't play basketball for all, you come back, those first couple days going to be a little rough, you know, just trying to get back into it. you know, that's not that's our part. you know, back to those for us 2 days.

not exactly up to speed, but you're close both. i feel very differently. you know, the coaching staff, the training staff. where they put me through, you know, great workouts to, you know, give me of last year's watch parties. it is first come first serve so you probably want to get there a little early to beat the crowds. coming up on the kron morning news. a pleasanton starbucks has unionized. >> the changes that they are demanding. bart is doing some extensive track work this morning. we break down where it may be impacting your weekend commute. and after the break, 3 men face murder charges for killing a 5 year-old in a freeway shooting in fremont. details coming up.

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>> and workers at a starbucks store in pleasanton of unionized. the coffee shop is that rose avenue and main street workers say they want fair representation and better working conditions. starbucks workers united claims that store managers been cutting

employee hours failing to provide safe working conditions fired nearly 200 union leaders. this store in pleasanton marks the 19 store to unionize in california. and for your health. a disturbing new trend to tell you about among seniors in california, the number of older people dying of malnutrition is on the rise. the state department of public health says deaths have more than doubled from about 650 in 2018 to roughly 1400 last year. malnutrition can result from not eating enough but also from poor eating habits that can lead to nutritional deficiencies. the pandemic made it harder for seniors to get access to healthy food. most deaths in california happened last year in people. 85 and older. >> okay. for the morning cloud cover and fog. we clear it out and temperatures in the upper 60's for those inland valleys, a touch cooler tomorrow, but enjoy the dry weekend as i will have a cool down for the middle of the week. a look at your forecast. we come back to kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. off the kind of a cloudy start for a lot of the bay's. you can see the golden gate for miller familiar with all that fog to start things off. but this will mix out for us into the afternoon. but upstream, there is some more earnest cloud cover to be had expecting the same thing to return tomorrow morning. but beyond that point, look at a

great deal cloud cover for your monday and by monday night into tuesday, a little shot of maybe seeing a rain shower there. don't wait up for not. everybody is going to see it there. if you do get it, it doesn't look a lot quantitatively, but it's just something the bears just a mention here. most of our readings are still in the 40's, although we have some 50's poking out here on the east bay shoreline off to antioch. a 54. 54 conquered a chilly. 47 for livermore. 49 meanwhile for san jose. once we break these clouds open now we're back to cool and sunny for most of the district 65 san jose. 63 for open. inland. we'll see those numbers pop a little better, probably to the upper 60's at that. you'll see that in the 4 zone forecast. 58 meanwhile for san francisco, so in future cast for there's morning cloud cover mixing out the sunny skies by the afternoon. it returns again for tonight that marine layer thickening up just yet again. you see some agitation out to see a bit. maybe some coastal drizzle with that as well. then mixing out nicely by your sunday afternoon. least the weekend. we time things up pretty

nicely. probably more intrusion from cloud cover as we get really into monday and holding out for that chance of a shower on monday night tuesday. so for the weekend, saturday is early cloud cover clearing kind of same kind of deal tomorrow as well. temperatures slightly cooler on that front. so today is the little bit more warmer day of the bunch cooling off for tomorrow and early into next week. we continue that little trend. there was scattered clouds and cool, lower 60's by midweek. a little flavor like springs taking a break right late in the week. we warm back up again back to the 70's and even the mid 70's by friday into saturday. here's how we stand today. we've got 71 going on for concord livermore. 69 up to the north bay, most readings in the upper 60's. again, these are going to be warmer than tomorrow's numbers. east bay shoreline is kind of artificially cooldown. san francisco is well, our typical climate control with the cold ocean. you will notice temperatures reduce their while. the warming up inland. a little bit later on. we'll have that 4 zone forecast. idea, however, but he still won. and also to take a look at that longer range forecast,

stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> a big story we're following this morning. 3 men now face murder charges for killing 5 year-old eliana chris the young girl was shot and killed on i-880, in fremont just a week ago. kron four's philippe djegal has the latest. >> 3 suspected gang members are being held at the santa rita jail in dublin without bail, arrested and booked by police, then charged with first-degree murder by the alameda county district attorney's office in connection with the deadly shooting of 5 year-old ellie on a christmas tomo. a bullet struck her heart and her parents car while sitting next to her brother as the family headed to a birthday dinner the night before easter in milpitas, they were driving along. i-80 in fremont when it happened. the district attorney's office says the defendants fired into the vehicle thinking it was a rival gang car. court records show the suspects were arrested the same night of the killing based on information released by the santa cruz

police department officers in their area took them into custody after leading police on a chase in a red honda accord along highway 17. that's 29 year-old humberto an eye. a 27 year-old emmanuel sarong, though, both from fremont. and 25 year-old krista, why i love from pleasanton. all 3 suspects are facing felony murder and weapons charges and have been jailed without bail. about 15 minutes before the killing. the district attorney's office says the suspects were involved in another shooting on fremont boulevard. 2 of the defendants commented on the victim's red clothing and one opened fire. the victim ran off and was not injured. all 3 men are facing felony weapons charges in that case, too. christmas tomo family friend ashley walker spoke with elly on his parents friday saying, quote, all they ask is for justice for their baby girl. an eye us around go and i i love all the drama are due back in court next week.

believe all kron 4 news. >> welcome. police are reporting a spike in small business burglaries across their city. more than a dozen commercial burglaries happened the week of march. 23rd and 7 chinatown. businesses were hit in just one night. i spoke with oakland mayor sheng tao on how the city is responding to this. >> it is completely frustrating. and, you know, i understand that frustration. you i know my car actually was broken into just yesterday. and, you know, i'm not i mean today, i'm happy to announce i worked with the police chief allison and we're actually schedule ii burglaries and these kinds of break-in as priority number one cause down. so they will be to a lot quicker. >> the car break-in the mayor was talking about happened thursday night while she was attending the new steph curry movie screening at the grand lake theater. oakland says they'll have more officers on patrol and high break in areas to address this issue. and the man injured in a hit and run crash in san jose last month has died. the collision

happened march 22nd near east santa clara and south th street. now police say a truck ran a red light and hit the a crosswalk. 72 e truck involved was stolen. they are still looking for the driver. this marks san jose's 7th traffic death of the year. in national news, the white house announced a new effort to crack down on fentanyl traffickers, a washington, d.c., correspondent basil john has the details. >> friday attorney general merrick garland announced a major operation to disrupt fentanyl trafficking from mexico. united states government is using every tool at its disposal to combat the fentanyl epidemic. the doj says the sinaloa cartel makes the drug using chemicals from china and sell them in the u.s. mixed with other drugs or as counterfeit pain medications. many on americans are unaware that they are purchasing and being poisoned by fentanyl. the new effort is

part of the biden administration's broader fight against fentanyl traffickers cracking down on the supply multifaceted and got the administration wants to hurt the supply chain by working with banks here and abroad to go after the drug makers financial accounts. ultimately, people want to do all this is profit from. we can disrupt that. we're getting a key piece of the administration is also partnering with shipping carriers to cut off access to illicit substances is the extent of joint freshman. >> has to look at the white said a possible venue was and transportation channels. van der feel about brown with the brookings institute says these tactics will also support the u.s. and its related diplomatic efforts to point sailors, all the government of mexico with limitations, the faces of the government in china. the president is also asking congress to permanently classify fentanyl as a schedule. one drug reportin, in washington. i'm basil,

john. >> and we are following the fentanyl crisis across the nation and in the bay area on kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to our new focus on fentanyl page. and there you can track the latest information and see the stories. our reporters are working on. if you plan on taking bart this weekend, you have to catch the bus. if your train goes through rockridge and orinda barr is doing track work on both saturday and sunday between both stations. riders can catch a free bus ride through the caldecott tunnel. bart says to expect a 30 minute delay. also alum rock park in san jose partially reopens for the first time in over 3 months. the park has been closed since new year's eve because of storm damage. for now, it's only open to hikers and cyclists. several trails are still closed. limited parking is available on a first come first served basis. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the supreme court gives the go ahead for full access

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look at our forecast. here things are going to start warming up pretty soon. >> well, they're going to warm up in the next weekend. today, not too bad. and tomorrow, a little cool down before we get to the nice warm down south the world. so we have to have our meat before. we enjoy a little bit desert. that was what it is, i guess, a real flavor of spring. but for today we got the cloud cover in the marine layer. there you see it in half moon bay. no big deal. this will break up before noon and again, it will be enjoyable saturday, though, as we see temperatures in london reaching about 71 or so in some selective spots. upstream will have the interference, however, of a front as we get into monday with some cloud cover to deal with monday night. maybe a little passing shower to kind of dirty up the car and then we'll see temperatures warm towards the end of the week. for right now. we've got 50 for oakland and hayward, upper 40's up to the north bay. 54 going on for a any act. by the way, some of these numbers up in the north a little bit warmer than we were this time from yesterday. back to the fog here. mixes out. nice and

quickly, look at it. comes back again tomorrow to do the same drill and mixing out for the afternoon to the ballpark for the oakland a's doing battle against the mets won a 7 game time temps lower 60's a little bit artificially cool around the bay and at the coast. that's just normal. climate control and for us today, we'll see those upper 60's well inland. got your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thanks. >> last june, san francisco enacted an ordinance making it official city policy to offer every person a safe place to sleep. on friday, mayor london breed announced a new plan to get the city closer to that goal. kron four's haaziq madyun explains. >> welcome home. so he's going to be allowed to breed, says since 2019, the city has made progress towards the ambitious goals of investing in homeless prevention programs, transitioning people into services and creating more housing. >> but we know that people still see a number of folks who are struggling on the streets and want us to do more. and we need to do more

now, mayor breed and the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing are announcing home by the bay, a new 5 year strategic plan to not only prevent but also in homelessness in san francisco. >> the 5 goals include reducing the unsheltered population by 50%, reducing racial inequities in city programs. supporting 30,000 people into permanent housing, ensuring 85% of those do not experience becoming homeless again and providing prevention services to 18,000 people who are at risk of homelessness. so this 5 year strategic plan which really focuses on equity. >> is a first step in trying to make sure that yes, we met our last kohl's to a certain extent. but we want to create new goals that are very ambitious to get to a better place here in the city and county of san francisco regarding homelessness. the and house pe spective being

included in the framework of the new plan was essentials says the chief operating officer of to plowshares trim garner and making sure that the policies and things that are coming out from the department are really having the intended impact. >> that is meant to folks who are living on the streets, folks who are living in supportive housing and people who are trying to really move out of supportive housing out into the community because they're ready to do so. officials at the mayor's progress on home by the bay will be assessed a regular bases that among the next steps will be development of the initial implementation plan. >> in san francisco has it made kron 4 news? >> and we're hearing from the brother of the san mateo woman kidnapped in mexico, monica de la monica de leon barba was taken in november of last year least go this week. the fbi released new video of her last known whereabouts kron four's gayle ong reports.

>> it's difficult scene. the act, gustavo de leon, is the brather of monica de leon barba the cemetery, a woman who was kidnapped in mexico on november. 29th of last year. this week, the fbi released surveillance video in hopes to find her. >> you can see these people move in towards my sister and it's difficult to watch. it also makes me very hopeful because we we have identified them. and some capacity. >> the first clip shows de leon barba walking down the street shortly before she was abducted. the second clip shows the people the fbi believes are involved in her disappearance. fbi san francisco special agent in charge robert trip. the video shows at least 4 who were involved in this as well as for vehicles. and we're hoping that these prop the public to remember something and to contact the fbi with information.

>> her brother says de leon barba travel to their hometown, tampa to atlanta. police go mexico to take a break. she was also doing freelance photography for a cousin who has a fashion studio out there. it's a town where everyone knows each other. >> and i hope that this information somebody will be able to if not identified, needs these people that. decided to do this heinous thing, then at least the vehicles that can help us lead us to them during her stay. she adopted a stray dog that was left behind after she was kidnapped. >> her dog was later safely located and recovered by a family member has always been very sweet. and i guess someone for walks when he was taking pictures of nature and the surrounding the little puppy followed her. so she decided adopt or the fbi is offering a $40,000 reward to help bring her back to the united states. we believe monica. >> is still alive and we are desperately attempting to find information about where she's being held. anyone with information about monica de

leon barba's whereabouts is asked to contact your local fbi office. >> or the nearest american embassy or consulate gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and state lawmakers are working to change campaign finance laws. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace walks us through the new legislation that could allow taxpayer money to one day help finance candidates vying for office. >> we all know it can be expensive to run for office, especially office here in california. big money leads to big results. that's why candidates often turn to special interest to help fund their campaigns. but some lawmakers here at the state capitol say their proposal can change that new pieces of legislation from democratic assembly member alex lee and democratic senators bergen. ben allen would allow county governments, districts and general law cities to upper public funds for campaigns as it stands today. they are prohibited from publicly funding campaigns. but if this

legislation makes it out of the legislature, voters would have the opportunity to vote on the ballot measure whether to allow county governments districts in general law cities to offer public funds for campaigns. important to note state law does make an exception for charter cities, which is why los angeles, long beach berkeley, san francisco and oakland have launched their own programs on this issue. while opponents have argued this is just more government spending, assembly member lee said it is worth it. writing in a statement, quote, public financing of campaigns is the best way to empower voters. increased diversity of candidates running for office and give voters confidence that big money can't just buy their elections now because this is a proposed ballot measure real need at least two-thirds approval from the legislature to qualify for the 2024 ballot reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. why santa clara city council member now faces charges for lying about dealings with the forty-niners. plus, a look at a film made by a man formally incarcerated at san quentin is

set to screen at this weekend. san francisco international film festival. a santa clara

city council member has been indicted for allegedly lying to a civil grand jury about leaking a report on an unethical relationship between the council and the san francisco forty-niners. prosecutors say councilman anthony becker leak be then secret report to the

forty-niners days ahead of its planned release in october. becker has been charged with perjury and a misdemeanor for not keeping that report confidential. he is set to be arraigned monday in san jose and faces a maximum sentence of 4 years in county jail. according to the da's office, the forty-niners have been a strong supporter of deckers political campaigns. the team provided millions of dollars to becker successful twenty-twenty city council campaign and his unsuccessful run in 2020 to 2022. to be mayor. and police arrested an elementary school teacher in san bruno accused of sexually assaulting students over several years. second grade teacher, is accused of felony lewd acts with multiple female students between 2016 and 2019. well walked hot at el crystal elementary school and decimal allen elementary school. san bruno police ask anyone who believes their child may be a potential victim to please get in touch >> well, we'll shake off the morning clouds and marine

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relationships with people both inside and outside the prison. >> somewhere. the on deserts of concrete and steel. and right in fall. >> i see your footprints in the sand. >> and anticipate our >> film down and reflect on time spent with in san quentin prison in his documentary titled what these walls won't hold part of. it chronicles the peak of the pandemic in 2020 when he and others organize for better protection in closed quarters. it was made possible by the san quentin media center where filmmaking equipment was provided. there are countless people in our community that that that died during that time. thousands who got the covid. >> virus. >> the movie took in more than 2 years to make and includes his journey back home. but he explains the overarching message is much more than life live detained, rather the importance of community and

relationships. >> both inside and across walls and really about like a community that during a period where people all across the world are experiencing so much isolation was really building a lot of closeness and connection and community. >> and that was kron four's ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. all right. well, while we're on the topic of san francisco, let's take a live look outside at the embarcadero. it's, you know, i can't say this looks like the type of day where you want to have a jacket ready. probably little looking a little overcast up in the skies above. and by the way, it turns out that it's san francisco's birthday it's a 4, 1, 5 dave. i believe. 100 73rd birthday. known as 4, 1, 5, kate and the area code. give a have a 4, 1, 5 area code. i do actually do. so do i know? i also on that as a 6 to 8 >> specially got 4, 5, is the

traditional san francisco area code like to win 2 for new york and in new york, have other codes with 6 to 8. >> 6 to 8 is another one from over okay. all right. do think that's what you get when you get a new phone to give you 6 to 8, 4, fun random facts with day at that marine layer that's checking in here. you can see in the cloud cover this. going to mix out, though, as we approach around the noon hour or so into the afternoon. so we'll see the sunshine out of stuff talk about the jacket. well, even though the sun is coming out, make sure you shades. but you may need that jacket still, too, as we do have that chilly breeze working a little today tomorrow because will be a touch cooler. if you're headed up to tahoe, here's the deal. you know, there is a bit of flooding going on a bit because of melting snow tomorrow. you see 51 still going some melting cooling down a little bit for tuesday. this front we talked about and temperatures reduced in the bay area. but you're seeing also up in tahoe as well. so re preserve what's there at a little dusting? not a lot, though, because we're not looking for much either. and

then back to more falling as we head towards the end of the week. so there's the traffic up to the north. we're in the southern edge of things. and this is the sign of season starting to turn a little bit. you'll start to see more of this as we get later in the season. 50 are on the east bay shoreline up to the north bay upper 40's. 54. meanwhile, for any act, a check in to the longer range forecast. these models go. with us right here. you can see. i think it's overdoing it a bit. other has that chance that we'll get maybe a stray shower. we have some virga evaporation of the ground. so that may not actually all reach the ground, which you see there dry in the most of the week and looks like some interference of some cloud cover. we do see a warm up towards the week end. so in your 4 zone forecast checking in here, 58 san francisco mid-fifties line up the east bay shoreline with burlingame at 61 down to the south. we've got the mid 60's bellow out to about 66. and the south bay 69%. jose. 72 morgan hill, 68 cupertino, east bay shoreline, mid 60's, slight warming pop

inland. but it's very, very modest. season is young, though. 69 for walnut creek, 71 for concord. 64 berkeley, by the way, shave a few degrees off for tomorrow. even though we'll do the same drill in the morning. clouds clearing out. 69 fairfield, 67 for napa and also for santa rosa. 7 day forecast again, that traffic early in the week making note of it. here's that little shower opportunity. go. the temperatures you can see we pop to the mid 70's as we finish off the week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> happening tomorrow, the city of oakland host a parade and rally to honor 2 high school basketball teams that won state championships last month. the oakland high school boys in the oakland, ted girls celebrate their ci of championships this season. mayor saying town assemblymember mia bonta will be in attendance here. the parade starts at 11:30am, and the rally starts at noon. the route begins at fairyland at 6, 9, 9, belleview avenue and runs around lake merritt down to city hall. and some good news and bad news for the giants. they last 5 to 7

against the detroit tigers last night in a close game that ended in 11 innings. the tigers won the 3 game or other the game with a three-run walk-off home run. giants have now lost 3 of their last 4 games. but let's get to the good news here. the team announced that pitcher logan webb will sign a contract extension keeping him in san francisco through the 2028 season. the contract is officially 5 years worth 90 million dollars. what emerged as the giants ace during the 2021 season. but one of the biggest reasons he's endeared himself to giants fans is that he's a hometown kid from rockland, california. >> for me to be able to us to stay close to home and have much family every home start a transit, every home. so it's very close to eye. i really love that. but a mobile to do this every day and play so close to home. >> the next ties game is this

morning at 10, 10 in detroit against the tigers. the a's also took a loss last night against the new york mets losing 17 to 6 at the coliseum. ace pitchers gave up 17 walks to the mets and 13 of them scored. game 2 is today at the colosseum at 01:00:07pm. a european spacecraft is on its way to explore jupiter and 3 of its icy moons. the aircraft is called juice short for the jupiter, icy moons explorer. what a name. it began. its eight-year journey on friday from south america and juice is taking the scenic route this. right now it should reach jupiter in the year 2031, it will then spent 3 years buzzing around the planet's 3 moons. and thanks to earlier missions. we know the moon's named europa ganymede and callisto all have water buried under their surfaces in far greater quantities than here on earth. and i guess you could call next. things are about to see

here. air pods as well. air new zealand says it plans to debut these bunk beds in the sky by next year. these beds will be the first ever sleep pods for economy. passengers, passengers can purchase a block of time to use these pods. and with 6 available in economy and on long haul flights, they're expected to be sold in for our periods with a 30 minute buffer for the beds to be clean. very interesting. and as we head to break for the weekend, the san francisco unified school district city. why use arts festival is back with live performances by students today. you can catch a performance at the children's creativity museum and the bayview upper house. you can also enjoy a visual art exhibits at various locations throughout the city like sf moma. this visit the district's website for more information at sf usd dot edu. >> all right. have fun. and man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. >> all right. have fun. and we'll be right back.

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>> community members planted 42 trees that colombian gardens park in oakland friday morning in honor of earth month. the student conservation association hosted this event, which was about equity as well as the environment. one study shows that affluent neighborhoods have almost 50% more greenery, then low income communities. organizers said that can impact the health of residents

in some fewer trees mean more pollution and heat temperatures can vary by as much as 10 degrees between places with and without trees. all right. take a look at this. all the rain we've gotten in the past few months has led to a big and bright super bloom this year. and these photos you're looking at now were taken from outer space. satellite images from maxar technologies shows striking images of colorful wildflower blooms. isn't that gorgeous? thanks to historic snow and rainfall across california this winter. we're this beautiful phenomenon and the last super bloom was just about 3 years ago. i still remember that. all right. still ahead in the next hour of the couple morning news, the warriors take on the sacramento kings in the first game of the playoffs. >> how they're getting ready. and san francisco city leaders raising concerns over what they're calling a rise in nonviolent crimes. the action that they're calling for. and new details in the stabbing death of tech executive bob lee. how prosecutors say the

suspect sister may have been involved in the case. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues withhose news continues withhose stories and more.

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much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday, april, the 15th that we're covering a lot for you this morning. let's get could start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're starting things off of coastal cloud cover not tow to unusual going on here, but that will mix out for us as we approach around the noon hour. >> maybe take a little longer along the coast there and temperatures will be climate controlled for highs today. so be a little stubborn moving the mercury off towards the west today, however, inland, nice warm up today as we get temperatures approaching at about 70 will scratch some lower 70's in there, too. we've got going some systems towards our north. this helps encourage the thickening, the marine layer as we see tonight also into monday. now, monday night might pick up a little stray shower as we get into tuesday. that's the only thing that jumps out here looking has 50 now. 54 for antioch at the 40's up to the north bay. lower 50's line up the east bay shoreline and the contrast few to 24 hours ago closing in on that gap in falling behind

in some selective spots. obviously, because this cloud cover here. so turning sunny in the afternoon to definitely need the shades. you throw a little breeze and there might be chilly in spots. and at times high temperatures, upper 60's tell some lower 70's. we'll get more into the weeds of the forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you a big story we're following this morning. the man accused of stabbing and killing prominent tech executive bob lee. >> appeared in court friday for the first time since being arrested and charged with murder kron four's. dan kerman has the story. >> nima momeni, the man accused of killing tech entrepreneur bob lee made his first court appearance friday cameras were barred from the courooand the matter was continued to april 25th me nice attorney is out of town. the defendant who faces murder charges will remain behind bars, at least until that date. da's office has asked the judge that he be held without bail during the entirety of the case. momeni's family attended the hearing

and court documents allege the victim and the defendant had a dispute revolving around the defendant's sister who lives in the millennium tower. what it appears from her text messages that there was some type of dispute between the 2 at least that many was upset with mister lee about something prior to them leaving her residence. >> prosecutors say video footage shows lee and momeni leaving the millennium tower during the early morning hours of april. 4th and getting into momeni's car. court documents say defended not only drove victim to a secluded area but also brought a kitchen knife with him. this was a planned and deliberate attack. it's important because it it goes to whether or not we are >> proceeding with the theory of first degree murder which requires premeditation or second degree murder, which is a crime of passion at this point in we're still very much looking at first degree murder. prosecutors say after driving defendant who are removed and remote location. >> defendant stab victim 3

separate times, including twice in the chest. one of the stab wounds penetrated victim's heart immediately after stabbing victim defendant through the kitchen knife fled the scene in his white bmw at a high rate of speed and lyft victim to slowly die. prosecutors say that knife was recovered. momeni's family members attending the hearing chose not to speak to the media. the attorney representing the defendant also had little to say. >> the facts will come out. what is basically in the process and what's being said, the accurate as far as what occurred will come out in terms of time. many did not enter a plea. he's due back in court on april. 25th at the hall of justice in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> violent crime remains a concern for many in san francisco. some city leaders say they're still needs to be a focus on the many and troubling nonviolent crimes. kron four's. dan thorn has the story from the sunset district.

>> 2 break-ins at small businesses here on noriega street served as a reminder that property crime is still a big problem in san francisco district. 4 supervisor joel and guard ios as these crimes cannot be ignored. and the latest report from the city controller's office should be a wake-up call to city government. a vietnamese restaurant and a chinese restaurant both hit by burglars in san francisco's sunset district. >> glass shattered cultural decorations, smashed and cash was stolen. this is the type of crime that we need to remain focused on. this is the type of crime that is making people feel unsafe in francisco supervisor. joel and guard ios as as violent crime and homicide numbers are low. other issues such as property crime and deaths are still big problems and cardio points to a recent city survey on safety and policing. residents gave san francisco a grade of c plus the lowest since 1996.

it's because they have catalytic converters their cars in their neighborhood. that happens all over the sunset. businesses are broken into home invasions. burglaries elders are assaulted. youth are attacked on the muni. >> you add all this up and that's why people feel unsafe. residents in the sunset and parkside neighborhood switching overseas gave a safety grade of b -0 and a police grade of b minus citywide, asian or pacific islander. respondents gave the lowest safety grade of c plus down from a b in 2019. >> residents also gave city government the lowest grade since 2002 see and guard ios as this survey does not reflect a dystopian city. he believes it's time f r city leaders to start showing results and we need to offs. results and we need to offs. myself included leaders in san more. we have to pay attention listen to what people are saying. >> the city survey asked residents about police for the

first time this year responded is giving police a grade of c plus. >> asian americans gave police the highest ratings and the city's black respondents gave them the lowest ratings reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> all right. well, happening today, it is the battle for northern california. the golden state warriors take on the sacramento kings in the first round of the playoffs is the first time ever that both teams have been in the playoffs at the same time. the warriors are, of course, the defending champions. well, the kings of ended the longest playoff drought in nba history. and this is video you're looking at now from the warriors practice yesterday. andrew wiggins is set to make his return to the court in today's game. he has not played in a game since the middle of february. he's been away from the team dealing with a family matter. >> you know, if you don't play basketball for all, you come back, those first couple days going to be a little rough, you know, just trying to get back into it. you know, that's not that's our part. you know,

back to those for us 2 days. not exactly up to speed, but you're close both. i feel very differently. you know, the coaching staff, the training staff. i for they put me through, you know, great workouts you know, give me feel like myself, no different the playoffs. so i feel good. >> and tip off for today's game is set for 5.30, and if for some reason you can't make it to sacramento for the game. there is a watch party at chase center. it starts at 4 this afternoon and is free to attend. and this is video you're looking at now from one of last year's watch parties. this is a first come first serve you probably want to get there a little early to beat the crowds. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a pleasanton starbucks has unionized. >> the changes they're demanding. plus, bart is doing some extensive track work this morning break down where it may be impacting your commute. and after the break, 3 men face murder charges for

killing a 5 year-old in a freeway shooting in fremont. the details coming up.

>> well, >> workers at a starbucks store in pleasanton have unionized. the coffee shop is that rose avenue and main street and workers say they want fair representation and better working conditions.

starbucks workers united claims that store managers companywide have been cutting employee hours failing to provide safe working conditions fired nearly 200 union leaders. this storm pleasanton marks the 19 store to unionize in california. and for your health this morning, a disturbing new trend among seniors in our state. the number of older people dying of malnutrition is on the rise. the state department of public health says deaths have more than doubled from about 650 in 2018 to roughly 1400 last year and now the fish and can result from not eating enough but also from poor eating habits that lead to nutritional deficiencies. the pandemic made it difficult for seniors to get access to healthy food. most deaths in california last year happened in people. 85 and older. >> are seeing quite a bit cloud cover around the bay and along the coast. but things will improve. get a load of this. lots of sunshine. get those temperatures up in the upper 60's. even some lower 70's, a touch colder tomorrow.

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>> welcome back. we're taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge where? >> it looks like the skies above cleared of it. we're finally seeing some so dave, i'm hearing from you that we're expecting some sunshine, lots of sunshine later on today. that's right. it's only the skies are turning blue. stephanie, don't so it looks

pretty good as we get to today. >> that's right. more the same. same kind of drills expected for tomorrow. traffic coming in off the gulf of alaska. yes, that's a familiar pattern. usually in the winter months, we'll get the tail end of this. that's familiar as well. monday night into tuesday is where that only or shot of mentioning that rain showers a possibility. beyond that, it's going to be a temperature control thing for us. pushing us back to more familiar like winter numbers sort of in the lower 60's and all that temperature check for you right now. we have the lower 50's lining up the east bay shoreline already popping upper 50's in places like antioch. this decoupling which is very common in the summer months. we're seeing a little bit of that start to work today and it could be a little bit cooler course. san francisco and east bay shoreline because the climate control from the water and the bay. here's what it looks like. a future cast for mix out that fog and low line cloudiness get into tonight. it comes back again and tomorrow morning. however, don't fret. we mix that back out again for the afternoon. so it's a drill of the morning cloud cover gives way to a mostly sunny afternoon and

then later on, we'll have that front drops south into monday night. so east bay shoreline still going to work, do some work to do here. early clouds clearing sunday variable clouds for the fairest way of saying it temperature drop. now from today to tomorrow, you know, upper 60's near about 70 today down to the mid 60's for tomorrow early into the week. we continue this trend to the lower 60's by tuesday wednesday. and then we start popping towards the end of the week back to the mid 70's. so keep those short sleeve shirts and you'll probably need them within less than a week. 58 san francisco, which is artificially cool compared to san jose. 65 63 will do it. meanwhile for oakland and here's the big board. there's some lower 70's hiding out there in the far east bay. meanwhile, some upper 60's to near 70 up to the north bay, a touch cooler again. want to note for tomorrow, not as pronounced in here, but by monday we're dropping to 60 and lower 60's into early next week. we'll get into your seven-day forecast coming up a little bit later on, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> well, the san francisco ballet continues its 90th

anniversary season with performances of romeo and juliet starting next week. and joining us live now to tell us all about it is one of the stars of this production and the first black principal dancer to dance with the ballet. the key go. thank you so much. thank you, for being here with us this morning. thank you for having me. they're so excited to have you. i saw you in the nutcracker last year. you were the sugar plum fairy just gorgeous. and, you know, tell us a bit about how it feels to dance the role of juliet. >> it feels so amazing to have the chance to. indulge in the role of juliet because there's so much emotion that goes into this role. and it's so nice to get to interpret the role of juliet. and she's such a young strong girl that then goes through the whole journey through this whole going from a young girl into that more mature and in the end, you know. the tragedy in.

>> yes, that is this your first time playing the role of julian. how do you get yourself mentally prepared for that? yes, my first time it's a it's an interesting process. first getting to know the steps and then getting familiar with the music and then making the small choices of how to interpret the role and make it personal to you. and it is just such a incredible. experience to go through as an artist and how much how much time have you spent in terms of preparing for the role itself? and, you know, getting the dance moves down. around, maybe a month or so yeah, ok, ok, that's very exciting. and what kind of mindset you kind of put yourself into to make sure that your really feeling those emotions and that's coming across on stage. tried to be

as genuine as possible and try to feel the maybe try imagine myself how it would feel and the moment and every show and every time i i heard said it's going to be a bit different and try to just accept that and be small as possible. all right. and so we love to learn a bit more about you and your personal story as well. it's not easy breaking into the yard. so how did you get your start? >> well, i started to the young as a child that just always love to move in benson. as long as i can remember. >> and the my sister always dancing around some. my parents like, okay. i guess we're going let you down so i just love that. and i actually didn't start out with valley start-up with hip-hop and jazz. really everything. but bell that is so it. so how did ballet kind of come into the picture? and you also grew up

overseas yes, i grew up in sweden yeah, came into the picture. i saw the vienna state opera years. khan said that shows on tv worldwide and i saw that on tv and it just fell in love with ballet and then ask my parents to lift me in. cup, beating them and it was that was what spike my love for then i had a little bit of a fool. full circle moment because i joined the vienna state opera as my first professional company after that. that's incredible. and i imagine it's very competitive trying to find a role as a ballerina and >> just being in the arts in general, any challenges that you faced along the way in any advice that you for people? i think that in general, i always try to just have fun. and as long as i feel passionate and have fun with it. it's always going to be

worth it in the matter, the struggle and i think that's my biggest too. just have fun. you only live once and. if you feel passionate about something, just go for you mentioned that you start out abroad, you grew up abroad and then when did you come to san francisco? >> i move. it's here in the middle of the pandemic. 20. okay. that was interesting. how has your bay area experience been so far so far? it's been really kids. yeah. despite the beginning of the pandemic where it was basically empty now it's coming to life again. and i'm really for the funding love this wonderful, any favorite spots that you found in your explorations of the bay area so i just love going to the beach and seeing all the views and the nature and i just love

that. the it's so great to hear. and i want to make sure that we get this in to tell us a bit about when you're going to be starring in the production and how people can get a bit more information. yeah, you can look in the some cisco about a web site. and they have all the castings. but i'll be dancing on the 23rd and 26 april. i'm really excited. my debut. very good. and, you know, as the for as ballet's first black principal dancer, your role model for so many people. i mean, how does that feel? and you have a message for your fans. well, i feel so honored to be able to do what i love. and in fact, since have people feel inspired to and also feel like they also can. and yeah, it just makes me so happy. all right. very good. and that's the key. should fogle principal dancer with the san francisco ballet starting in june, romeo and juliet. >> thank you so much for being here with us. we appreciate it

having me. all right. we'll be right back.

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9.29. this saturday morning. good morning to you. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news as start this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with more on that day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. you know to this earlier from the golden gate, things started to open up. we see some breaks even trying to happen here at half moon bay. so even at the coastal locations at this hour, we're starting to improve as we go into mostly sunny mode for the afternoon. that's going to keep temperatures down a little bit along the coast, particularly with this onshore breeze. so because it's so early in the season, don't expect much movement along the coast. that's probably close to what your highs are going to be. 50 around half moon bay, san francisco at a modest 50 already seeing some movement in the far east bay with 58 for antioch, upper 40's still working there up in the north bay as well. that fog a mix south as we talked about calming back again tomorrow morning. mixing out for the afternoon for the ballpark today at oakland versus the mets won a 7 game time temps lower 60's, cool

and sunny west breeze at about 10 expected with all of that. all right. here's a breakdown for today. 63 at 1 o'clock by 4. 67 tomorrow, slightly cooler in the well of the interruption of this front that we talked about maybe a little stray shower monday night, but looks like another warm-up headed our way towards the end of the week. more that coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> last june, san francisco enacted an ordinance making it official city policy to offer every person a safe place to sleep. on friday, mayor london breed un get the city closer to that goal. kron four's haaziq madyun explains. welcome home. >> so he's going to be allowed to breed, says since 2019, the city has made progress towards the ambitious goals of investing in homeless prevention programs, transitioning people into services and creating more housing. >> but we know that people still see a number of folks who are struggling on the streets and want us to do

more. and we need to do more now, mayor breed and the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing are announcing home by the bay, a new 5 year strategic plan to not only prevent but also in homelessness in san francisco. >> the 5 goals include reducing the unsheltered population by 50%, reducing racial inequities in city programs. supporting 30,000 people into permanent housing, ensuring 85% of those do not experience becoming homeless again and providing prevention services to 18,000 people who are at risk of homelessness. so this 5 year strategic plan which really focuses on equity. >> is a first step in trying to make sure that yes, we met our last kohl's to a certain extent. but we want to create new goals that are very ambitious to get to a better place here in the city and county of san francisco regarding homelessness. the

and house perspective being included in the framework of the new plan was essentials says the chief operating officer of to plowshares trim garner and making sure that the policies and things that are coming out from the department are really having the intended impact. >> that is meant to folks who are living on the streets, folks who are living in supportive housing and people who are trying to really move out of supportive housing out into the community because they're ready to do so. officials at the mayor's progress on home by the bay will be assessed a regular bases that among the next steps will be development of the initial implementation plan. >> in san francisco, has it made kron 4 news? >> and we're hearing from the brother of the san mateo woman kidnapped in mexico, monica de leon barba was taken in november of last year least go. and this week the fbi released new video of her last known whereabouts kron four's gayle ong reports. >> it's difficult scene. the

act, gustavo de leon, is the brother of monica de leon barba the cemetery, a woman who was kidnapped in mexico on november. 29th of last year. this week, the fbi released surveillance video in hopes to find her. >> you can see these people move in towards my sister and it's difficult to watch. it also makes me very hopeful because we we have identified them. and some capacity. >> the first clip shows de leon barba walking down the street shortly before she was abducted. the second clip shows the people the fbi believes are involved in her disappearance. fbi san francisco special agent in charge robert trip. the video shows at least 4 who were involved in this as well as for vehicles. and we're hoping that these prop the public to remember something and to contact the fbi with information.

>> her brother says de leon barba travel to their hometown, tampa to atlanta. police go mexico to take a break. she was also doing freelance photography for a cousin who has a fashion studio out there. it's a town where everyone knows each other. >> and i hope that this information somebody will be able to if not identify these people that. decided to do this heinous thing, then at least the vehicles that can help us lead us to them during her stay. she adopted a stray dog that was left behind after she was kidnapped. >> her dog was later safely located and recovered by a family member. she's always been very sweet. and i guess for walks when he was taking pictures of nature or the surrounding the little puppy followed her. so she decided adopt or the fbi is offering a $40,000 reward to help bring her back to the united states. we believe monica. >> it's still alive and we are desperately attempting to find information about where she's being held. anyone with information about monica de

leon barba's whereabouts is asked to contact your local fbi office. >> or the nearest american embassy or consulate gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and now to a big story we're following this morning. 3 men now face murder charges for killing 5 year-old elliana chris the young girl was shot and killed on i-80 in i-80 in fremont just a week. it though kron four's philippe djegal has more. >> 3 suspected gang members are being held at the santa rita jail in dublin without bail, arrested and booked by police, then charged with first-degree murder by the alameda county district attorney's office in connection with the deadly shooting of 5 year-old ellie on a christmas tomo. a bullet struck her heart in her parents car while sitting next to her brother as the family headed to a birthday dinner the night before easter in milpitas, they were driving along. i-80 in fremont when it happened. the district attorney's office says the defendants fired into the vehicle thinking it was a rival gang car. court records

show the suspects were arrested the same night of the killing based on information released by the santa cruz police department officers in their area took them into custody after leading police on a chase in a red honda accord along highway 17. that's 29 year-old humberto an eye. a 27 year-old emmanuel sarong, though, both from fremont. and 25 year-old krista, why i love from pleasanton. all 3 suspects are facing felony murder and weapons charges and have been jailed without bail. about 15 minutes before the killing. the district attorney's office says the suspects were involved in another shooting on fremont boulevard. 2 of the defendants commented on the victim's red clothing and one opened fire. >> the victim ran off and was not injured. all 3 men are facing felony weapons charges in that case, too. christmas tomo family friend ashley walker spoke with elly on his parents friday saying, quote, all they ask is for justice

for their baby girl. >> niacin rango and i i love all the drama are due back in court next week. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and if you plan on taking bart this weekend, you have to catch a bus. if your train goes through rockridge in orinda bart is doing track work on saturday and sunday between both stations. riders can catch a free bus ride through the caldecott tunnel. bart says to expect a 30 minute delay. also alum rock park in san jose partially reopens for the first time in over 3 months. the park has been closed since new year's eve because of storm damage. for now, it's only open to hikers and cyclists and several trails are still closed. limited parking is available on a first come first served basis. and i i and feinstein faces calls to resign amid health problems. we're hearing directly from senator barbara boxer who served alongside feinstein for more than 2 decades. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports.

>> she served alongside senator dianne feinstein for nearly 25 years. and today during a one-on-one interview with inside california politics co-host nikki laurenzo, former senator barbara boxer offered praise for her longtime colleague. what she has done. is so extraordinary that a description about feinstein's career representing california in the u.s. senate since 1992. but fast forward to today, some in feinstein's own party are calling on her to resign as she continues. what so far has been in nearly 2 months recovery from shingles at her home in san francisco. among those asking feinstein to step down, fremont congressman ro khanna. well, senator feinstein, is it distinguished career? she simply unable now to fulfill their duties. but feinstein who announced earlier this year she will not run for reelection in 2024. >> disagrees saying right now she will not resign. today boxer was asked to weigh in. do you think she should resign?

>> i never tell anyone win to stay when to go. it was heartening for me. >> while boxer shied away from a definite yes or no. she did make clear she agreed with 5 signs approach to ask that she be temporarily replaced by another democrat on the senate judiciary committee to help approve judges. president biden has nominated to serve on federal courts. i think that is an excellent first step. >> assuming the republicans don't put up a big fight and and come down on her in that way. and that's what it would be if they respect or as much as they've said, they do the nation, allow this to happen, you know, without setting up an obstacle course because that would buy her time to get back to the senate. but should suffice. i decide to one day resign. the power would then fall on governor gavin newsom to appoint a new senator. something he already did with alex padilla. >> governor newsom's office did not have anything directly to say about whether senator feinstein should or should not resign. but they referred us to a previous statement in

which the governor praised feinstein. still, he has addressed the issue in the past asked in 2021 if you would appoint a black woman to replace fi sign if she were to resign. he said, quote, we have multiple names in mind and the answer is yes. as for now, boxer hopes the u.s. senate will come up with feinstein's temporary replacement on the judiciary committee. they should allow this to go forward. have someone in that spot. >> she gets well. she comes back. we have a new election. we have a new center that would be the best thing of all. a scenario that could have major implications for the state of california and the nation in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> and we're looking at some lower 70's in the far east bay for highs today. everybody else should be an upper 60's territory. lots of afternoon sunshine do the same kind of drill tomorrow. check out that forecast both this weekend and forecast both this weekend and into next week and a bit.

( ♪♪ ) (chiming) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. >> welcome back. let's take a live look now at sfo. has some travelers are still enjoying spring break season. lucky haha. looks like it's going to be a nice day to fly. let's check in now with dave spahr in the weather center for. >> conditions days. hey, good morning, 70. good morning. everybody will tell you that. look at top mount tam a little bit here. looks like almost a dystopian movie, but no, no,

no, it's good. this is just the fog kind of burning off. mixing out, if you will, going into mostly sunny day for today. now headed to tahoe. here's what it looks like. storm ending mild tomorrow with all the sunshine and then by tuesday, that's the same system we mentioned here in the home front, a little front coming south, throwing some cloud cover, maybe even a passing drizzle or 2 early on the day before mixing out to mostly sunny perspective. but the show's the drop in temperatures again right now, they actually looking at some flooding because of the melting. of course, all that record snow that we had, of course, well, that water's got to go somewhere. so here's how it looks like on the satellite picture. again, there's a front towards our north. that's going to cool us off in the first part of next week. we're actually look at temperatures sliding a little bit tomorrow because around the bay, these numbers are going to be very contained. even with all the solar heating inland, these will start to move. we see antioch already of 58 still behind up in the north bay in the upper 40's. but they'll catch up this afternoon 50 meanwhile for san jose marching through futurecast for the models are really excited about this boom, as you can see here. but that's probably overstating a

little bit. there that chance of getting that passed a hit or miss shower overnight. and it looks like quite a bit of cloud cover is penciled in here for the end of the week, we are looking for another temperature spike coming our way. mid 70's. it looks like by next saturday. 58 san francisco to the coast in about the mid-fifties to even lower 50's. so it could be very challenge today. little breeze coupled with that's a little colder spots. 61 for burlingame foster city. 58. 66 palo alto, some movement occurring here near some lower 70's down here in the south bay. 72 morgan hill. 68 for cupertino, east bay shoreline, mid 60's. and although it is a little warmer inland, not much see that big separation yet. we're going to close in on that separation the next couple of days before we return. 71 for concord, 64 berkeley, allay. let's do 62 67 for napa and 69 for santa rosa calendar says it's spring. we already got that with terms of the equinox thing. so it's a spring time forecast. we've got some cool weather and they're thrown in there about here. we've got

some warm stuff on the side. 74 looks like by friday and into next weekend. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. well, spring is officially here and it is a time when people start to plan their next vacation. well, fortunately, our travel enthusiast. dana redmond is here with a look at one idea that you might enjoy river cruising in europe. that sounds so relaxing a good morning today. no running. so tell us all about spring as a fantastic time to go to europe. >> the days are getting longer. the temperatures are rising there. it's calm in comparison to that summer crash that we know is going to be here very soon. ok now, like ocean cruising river cruising is the type of thing you unpack once. okay. every day you have the opportunity to wake up in a new location. this video is is less than a week old. i was one of 78 guests on board the ship. emerald luna. we were sailing in the netherlands with one stop in belgium river. cruising in general is an incredibly relaxing way to see a variety of sites because all

of logistics are handled for travelers. everything from meals to transportation, to entrance tickets to sought after locations like the netherlands cook inhofe park now cooking of park is arguably. probably the most famous spring destination in all of europe. the gardens boost 7 million flowering. yes, 7 million think tulips hyacinths daffodils. if you can name it, it's probably there. 40 full-time gardeners work year round. but the garden is only open to the public for 2 months. mid-march to mid-may. so you've got a fairly limited window there to work with the garden designs change every year. but adding to the scenery surrounding the park are actually a number of commercial growing fields. so you've got these fields just full of bold is that are coming into bloom. it just makes for quite quite the vision. you can't walk through them, but you can actually go for an electric boat ride and it just takes you through

their absolutely stunning. but truthfully, it is the smell that you will probably remember for to come. it isn't enough at least. this is just gorgeous video you're showing of us here and people in the this is only for people's viewing enjoyment, though they can actually take the flow. they cannot actually pick the flowers. you can buy flowers there, if you would like to take some tulips along with you. but really it's about being there. >> being in the moment, smelling it, seeing it, taking it all an easy day trip. france jam another spot in amsterdam that is year round. let's go not maybe as colorful but equally impressive to the botanic garden. so one of the oldest botanical gardens, it goes back to like the early 16, 100's set on 3 acres, right smack dab in the middle of amsterdam. it's home to some 4,000 species of plants from all around the world. there are elevated walkways spiral, staircases. you get these kind of fun, bird's eye view of the place. even if you're not a garden person, even if you're not typically, you know, you're the person that struggle to keep that one

probably going to think this is a really interesting location. there's just something to see one of the green houses, for example, this one, you know, hundreds of butterflies, but everything growing in this greenhouse is a commercial crop plant. coffee cake. how sugar cane. but hundreds of butterflies. it's one of those spots. when you walk in, how can you not smile? all right. i mean, i'm smiling, video storage. it's just one of those stunning places and nice and warm, which is always something good for this time of let's leave amsterdam and head to the hague. we're going take a quick stop at the merritt haas museum. now, this is a small but mighty museum along with 11 rembrandts. there's what is often referred to as the dutch version of the mona lisa. it is the girl with the pearl earring by johann u.s. from there she is. this painting painting is wildly popular. a recent book, a recent movie. it draws crowds. we have it all to ourselves. now. why is

that? because guess on emerald luna were able to get in an hour before the museum actually open, which meant you could have moments. this was what was waiting as we left a museum was opening to beat the crowd. so you beat the i don't often recommend museums, but it especially in a circumstance like this. this museum is incredibly small, but it has a mighty collection. you can be in and out probably in an hour, truthfully, even less. if you have a circumstance where you can get it to yourself for moments like this. absolutely incredible. yeah. and the netherlands. it doesn't feel right going to the netherlands and not seeing a windmill. what we need welcome to williams died even on a rainy day. this was our one rainy day of the trip. it's just charming. even in the rain. it's charming. and this is one of the those locations where i enjoyed river cruising probably wouldn't be on the radar of many people. but once they're on the ground, a play on a play in a place like this, they really tend to enjoy the time the half and those houses are just

adorable. one of those houses, it was a gals one 100th birthday. so she was waving to people as they walk to buy a house. you get to quiet neighborhood community moments like that to location which service was offering these river cruises. so this is and rolled cruises. i was aboard luhnow, which is a fairly new ship, thus destinations that we were sailing was very specific. well itinerary because of coke and hot cooking off will close at the end of may and change. but they run cruises all summer long and about how much would this cost someone if they wanted to take a similar route is a similar route. i would say plan on about 25 $2600. and it's going to vary depending on the week, depending on the cabin, you choose all sorts of upgrades. you can do it for about $2600. it will cover your meals, your transportation, all of the entrances, a daily chore. all right. wonderful. well, thank you so much to our travel as the president love to see you. always good to be here. all right. we'll be right back.

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community members planted 42 trees at colombian gardens park in oakland friday morning in honor of earth month. the student conservation association hosted the event which was about equity, as well as the environment. one study shows that affluent neighborhoods have almost 50% more greenery, then low income communities. organizers said

that can impact the health of residents since fewer trees mean more pollution and heat temperatures can vary by as much as 10 degrees between places with and without trees. >> and take a look at this. all the rain we've gotten in the past few months has led to a huge and bright super bloom. this year of these pictures will days very excited about that. these pictures are from outer space. satellite images from maxar technologies showing striking images of these colorful blooms. and it's all largely thanks to the historic snow and rainfall we've seen across california this winter. i know, dave, you've been hard at work tracking all that and california last saw a big super bloom about 3 years ago. and do recall just a beautiful time of year. it's nice to see that we're seeing on super blooms, unnatural phenomena. i don't know if you saw that. there was showing the satellite pictures of the snow that went all the way down socal. i mean, just know. yeah. and so. >> all collected up in our mountains waiting for us now,

some of that start to melt. so they have some flash flooding up there in tahoe. quickly, just want to run through this year step because we're looking good for the weekend. that's all great. we did great timing with this. worked that as we get into early next week. one of these a frontal systems may yield a few little stray showers, sprinkles. all that kind of stuff enough to dirty up the car and a higher elevations that's may be overdoing a little bit. but the key or issue is high pressure will build as we head into next weekend. looks like it's kind of dirty with some cloud cover. but warming up to the mid 70's again. spring. little cool. little warm little hole. there we go. 70 forecast there. you see kind of a balancing act between the chilly numbers in the middle and the warm stuff on each side. next week, though, there's some mention of my turn, a little wet, what we're going to the drier pattern anyway. so looking good in here. skies opening up already gorgeous blue skies up above. thank you so much, dave. appreciate it. >> and thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lin. we'll see you back here. bright and early tomorrow at 07:00am take early tomorrow at 07:00am take care and enjoy the weekend.

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